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children finishing their eighth grade work has been many times null
tipled.
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active participant
Educational Association
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lead the management OF teachers institutes
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promoting club work but equally active
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political advertisement
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Wlth ..eisinar otocery.

E. G. Hanselman. > who for many
years made this territory from Mime
arolis for the Marshal Oif:'Co:, and
who is one Of the best known grip
knights in the northwest arrived
Sunday to join the sales staff OF the
Bismarck Grocery Co, g.
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Presbyterian Ladies.

The Presbyterian :; Ladies'; Aid So
ciety will have social at the cbrroh
parlors Thursday Afternoon at 2:30,
features. ,,Refreshments, will be
served. Alismembers are requested to
bring their knitting n :'a'
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W CO e Tonlnht

The Women's Catholic Order Of For.
esters will hold an imptrtan: meeting
at knights of Columbus hall this ev-
ening, when a large class will be in
lated, and q full attendance is urged.
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Resumes Duties.

Miss Mary Parsons has resumed her
duties in the secretary of states Of.
flee after two-week's vacation spent
with friends at Mott.
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In Haxelton.

Miss Mary B. McPake, who recent
ly resigned the superintendency of the
St. Alexius hospital training school
for nurses. is spending week with
Hazelton friends before leaving for
Illinois, where she will visit her old
home prior to her departure for the
east, where she will enroll In Red
Cross nursing.
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GETTING N ateriai.

DR.. H. c. Fish Of Min0t, formerly
curator of the state historical museum
and now instructor in history at the
Minot normal. is in. the city procur.
ing material for his history of Bis
marck, which DR.. Fish declares thte
most interesting city, from historical
standpoint in the northwest. From
bismarck DR.. Fish goes to Douglas to
leliver the commencement address.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-06-17

Corp. Harold i Smith, who con.
cludes aHs0ccessful tour Of North Dal
kota with an address at the Auditor
tum this evening, when he appears on
the film and In the flesh at the open
Ing production. of .," Pershing's. Crusaa,
ers," the first official government war
picture showing actualities in France,
made most favorable impression at
Dickinson, where he appeared week
ago. John Orchard, veteran clergy.
man of the Slope, former secretary OF
the Dickinson Commercial club, one
OF the. fathers OF the Red Trail and
m all:around booster, pays TO Corpor-
al Smith the Following tribute:
On Sunday, June 1.iCorporal Smith,
one Of, General Pershing's i fifty to
these United States, spoke, in the Dick
inson Armory. The place was packed
to its utmost, whilst the audience
was thrilled with the plain, 'unvarnish-
ed story Aas told by man whose
knowledge Of first hand facts, were alb
s0lutely reliable, s.fr-sf,i
Corporal Smith threw, his hat into
the ring, when he said to US: "This
battle in which we are engaged will
BE won, and won without 1 question
IL the people of these United States
will stand back: Of rus.'''sr a.
Like q. flash. he was answered from
the loyal audience: a"We will stand
back OF you to the limit; 10. 80,
The writer would give, anything
could hei formulate, ,or write a stirring
reply so that the 4. :. MEN OVER
THERE" might get q clear vision of
the WHY AND HOW, THESE UNIT:
ED STATES ARE ,BEH1ND THEM,
the best he can do Is TO, ask, some 9th.
or, fellow to formulate some similar
message as the following:
>'t1s %&1s{ t.'rt ASIA 24'.a'aG
TIE NATION j, STAMPS ]! BEHIND
!: ..r... s,X0u. ~, X s@
Yes men, we're loyalty behind you;
W we'll back YOU to stke'last.
The Nations pledge of faithtulness. is
$ her heroic past, 81 sfs.ss ~
Behind YOU? Yesnbehind YOU, with
T; -, Army, Navy, ships: &sf;fs sr
Till the proud and naughty Kaiser.
!, his sword lays at your feet. -
- 4
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County Committee.

y. w. Brandier, Burieigh county
chairman of the. council of defense and
county, agent. today announced his
Burleigh county federal labor reserve
committee as follows, !. L. Whitney.
chairman; Robert l.. Best and H. P.
KnaDpen. -f"'.,'s s8'%f'l ~ -
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bookkeeper. Ap-
. ply Tribune. or Address Box SAG,
Bismarck. N. d.
WANTED AT ONCE-Three exper.
fenced mechanics at Lair Motor
Sales Company. 6-17.3t.
ASSIGNED TO CAMP FUNSTON.
Washington. June 17.-Revocation
of orders assigning Major General
eLonard Wood to command the west
ern department and reassignment Of
the general to Camp Funston was an
nounced today by the war department
You should take thOrO. purifying
cleansing laxative once each month
Decay matter in the stomach and
bowels generates poisons that 60 to
every part of your body unless re.
moved-Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea cleans. purifies the stomach and
bowels. BreslOw's.
Tribune Want Ads Bring Results.
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Date 10 Postponed.

The Wilton Red Cross today advised
the Country Club committee that it
will be unable to be here for It's Red
Cross Country club date June p, and
the event has been postponed until
later time. tu
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To Grand Forks.

Secretary Charles eLissmann of the
state board Of regents left today for
Grand Forks. where he, will attend
the installation off, Dr. Thomas F..
Kane as president of the university univ to-
morrow. Is, til,ss .,.:..,aa
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New Son.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Taylor, of 2O2 West Thayer
street at the Bismarck hospital yes.
terday.
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civil.sWSr Vete r1HT - ore.

,Sergt. Emery Clark, a Grand Army
man who volunteered in11861 with Co,
C, 18TH Iowa infantry. arrived in Bis
marck yesterday from, Pocatella, Ida
no, to spend his remaining days with
his daughter, Mrs. Olaf 4Lundin. Sergt.
Clark, although IS years old, made
the Journey. alone. and. while he is
,sstuyally ,trifle tired after his long
trip; hesis In remarkably good health.
During the ;Cl aEgilh var the veteran was
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Wins stockvyelI Prize,

Franc Hazlett Crawford. son Of
Lewis F. Crawford of Sentinel Butte.
president, of the state board Of regents.
has been awarded the Stoekwell prize
for oratory at the University, of North
Dakota, f,,
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70 Atta06i. Convention; +.

- Sister Bonifdce. superior Of St. Alex
Jus hospital, has left for q visit to st.
Paul and sChicagoaeipAt the latter
point she will attend the annual con
vention of the Catholic Hospital asso-
citation, to be held Tuesday Wednes.
day and Thursday. Sister Leodina &C.
companied Sister B'Uniface:
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To Minot.

Mr.. and Mrs. George V. Halliday and
F. Holmboe of the Publicity Film Co.
left by automobile this afternoon for
'Minot, where tomorrow. Messrs. Halli-
day and Holmboe will take motion pic
lures of the tractor demonstration to
be held at the Magic City under the
direction of the state council of De.
tense.
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Model Dairy Barn.

A model dairy barn, with concrete.
silo and other appurtenances. built Ill
miniature by PA. Peterson tor the
dairy commission, is now established
on the capitol grounds, where it Is
attracting much favorable attention.
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To Show at Steele.

"Pershing's Crusaders which will
make its debut at the Auditorium this
evening. will show at Steele on Thurs
day evening. June 20. The booking
was made through George " Halliday,
director of publicity for the state coun'
Gil of defense, today.
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I'D National Meet.

Mrs. M! C. Budlong, secretary of the
North Dakota public library c0mmiss-
sion, left today for Saratoga, N. Y,
where she will attend the annual con-
vention of the American Library as
ISOLATION. Mrs. Budlong is first vice.
president of the national league Of
library missions which will meet in
conjunction with the American asso.
citation.
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confined for nine months and is day 5
in Andersonvflle prison and he was
also q prisoner for short time at
Libby.
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Crawford Here.

Lewis F. Crawford, president of the
state board of regents, was here to-
day assisting in the awarding of con.
tracts for the years supply of coal
for state educational institutions. He
proceeded yesterday to Grand Forks,
where he presides at the installation
of President Kane tomorrow.
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Takes Post kerc,

l.. A. Matiison Of iBisbee has Joined
the FIRST, National bank staff, succeed.
ing Henry Cook, who lett. today for
Medicine Lake, Mont, where he has
accepted a. similar position. ~
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Tribune Want Ads Bring Results.
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Fine Baby Boy.

=. A fine son, tipping the scales at Z
IL pounds, was born at st. Alexius
hospital Saturday to Judge and Mrs.
A. M. Christianson. g
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from. Wilton.

P.EI. ,Cahill Gof Wilton was among
the prominent Columbians here SUM
day for the Bismarck council cere:
monies. ~
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,E,assstn STAR

! IA regular meeting 81 the Eastern
Star will be held At the Masonic tenn
PIE at Sso'clocki Tuesday, evening.
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political advertisement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18

Three big stars are seen in the newest
" orld-Pirturc "Ncgrnancc They are
Montagu Love. Barbara Castleten and
Mad2e Evans aud all three Of these famous
and popular stars are seen in powerful
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
HUMAN RED CROSS
IN BIG n. Y. PARADE
Women. Knitting and Singing as
They March. Pass President
Wilson in Review.
Hy Associated Press To Every Evening


New York. May iS "A. human Red
Cross, made up of hundreds Of mnrchcra
clad in red "a living, moving emblem
oi the society of mercy Tint has become
known as the greatest mother IN the
world held the post Of honor III the
spectacular parade Of $4,000 of Red Cross
workers down Fifth avenue this after
noon.
President Wilson, who as head OF the
society is to formally open the national
campaign for a war fund of 800. 600 ,Nn.
with an address here tonight, WAS the
principal reviewing officer. Others mvit-
ed to tho reviewing stand At Iwenty-hfth
street included Governor Whitman, Major
General Mann, commander of the he
pnrtmcnt Of the f,ast. Rear Admiral
| sllcr, conmandant of the New York
navy ward and prominent oiIicials of the
Red truss
Another picturesque part nf the varied
procession WAS body uf more than 1000
nurses. CARRIED ~ every variety at costume
worn bv nurses all over The world Some
Of the nurses have seen service NJ the
battlefront aud others are to sall over
seas within a few weeks
Other noteworthy units included groups
of women workers who knitted and sang
AS they marched. contlnEcnts OF mothers
sisters and daughters of men III service
all carving service flags junior Rcd
{ ross and other auXIllaricF. various mili-
tarv and naval dctachmPnts and nurner
Gus floats. whlch striltlngly depicted Rcd
Cross activitis throughout the world
More than fifty brass bands weSe IN line
Smnlar paradcs also were held m
other parts ct the greater city, 23iFm
persons marching III llr.oklyn and loiHm
~ the BRONX
The President arose early and spent
large part nf The mormng preparing
che ddrcss hc Will Iolvcr tonight tic
brought his golf clubs from Washington
hut Dr cary 7 Gravson, who accom-
panied him. did not permit hun to play
TODAY fearing that the review oi III"
parade md the speech tonight would
call Tor considerable cNertIon
Crowds packed the streets around the
President hotel early ~ the day awaiting
= glimpse oi hln as he emerged
shortly before noon the President
slipped out SIDE entrance 81 h'R hotel
mpanlcd only hy secret snrvicc men
and w,n' for 4 walk Ic got away from
The, hotc ,uohscrvcd and few recognized
him rs hc swung along FIFTH avenue at
ltNclS pacc
The President walk od 10 the University
Club, q mile NJ the avenue where he work
81 for half an hour On the address hc vii
dclIvCt tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING
ION|GHT'S CELEBRATE
MIR. and Mrs. John Jordan Hale
and Hearty Despite Their
Advanced Years.

When YOU vc ptssnd through the Joys
and SORROWS. the bright days and the
gloomy ones. the lean years and the tat
ones nf 81 wears of marricl lie, II = only
meet and rlght that Nou shon q cclchrat"
your golden Wedding II YOU u rather not,
because al your life your living has been
Simpl, and quiet because yon aud the
other half If vnur matrimonial partner
SHIN preferred II 50. your children ar"
likely tn rise NJ ~ gen al and smiling re
volt and say that Vnu " just got to 10
II for golden weddings are mighty scarce
th,~,,. davs. and the farulN that can have
nnc certainly ought f . ~ i only for the
giving uf thank9 4, Providence for II and
fnr thc rnud example II sets to others Just
eulharllug IN tho lto-J journey together
and thus Is what IS going 80 happen to
night at W lNn1 Washington street, tho
homo of Mr. and Mrs John Jordan. who
were marrird just ~ years ago today
Tho, DIDN'T much care for the oNrItcmcnt
uf d golden wedding celebration and the
puhInity that always invariably attends
Them l.ut the chldrou saId tins time thCv
verr eolug L. have thoir way and put the
accent IN .thelr lvon then there was
resistance from the two holding the fort .
though thcy finally surrendered when tho
fMi~f'iEtE~ tEit'Fl ttttt' ~ 'ft''f' '''f'ft'
should hc purely fanllv one
~ tonight these rhlIdrcn 10 Il thcm,
out III y the1 have been blessed with
VIII gather around father and mother at
the Washington street homo and there
Will hc q qnct Int none the loss Jovous,
observance of the ia,
Nr and Mrs Ior,Ion were married May
l~ 1855. IA tho chapel ~ oli - Mary
CaHcec. uhlch ,tnod WHORE the kano
Npartuonts now stand ~ Delaware
avenue and Madison street Roth were
vaune lur tho bridegroom had bad some
experience ia lfc hceanec hc had served
hi country faur wears and thrcc months
m the great civil " ar that not long before
had closed He had gouo INTO u as a
private -slaur ACTUALLY running away
frnm III. hnnc here whcro hc had hcCn
born and trampng ~ mites across
cuutr, 10 Nret hester. 'a whore hc
ouhstoi IA the Ninth PENNSYLVANIA In
fautrv Then hc Wa ou', fcN months
pas 1N Now hc j, - having passed that
milestone nn lanuar, u Mrs Jordan IS
iiyo wear, hlS Junlor marking hor I'hh
lrthdav anniversary ON Npril Both
4fo hate and hearty and rulo1lng fr Ia
thc full
Thor ~ ly.nc children. Whn his even
rr vii present Their parents With purse
Sfnl IN goiI. are Nlr~ John Iutz. ot
- North lIrnnm street Henry )
lutiau of hester Mrs. Eleanor r
Carry. IT INne Washington street John
] Jordan. 1hcrc>a | Jordan. Elizabeth
\ lordan. also of ~a1 Washington street .
leo Il Jordan. los Concord avenue Mrs
Gcorr, Harkme. of 1872 Wcet street
Esther i ior,lan. - Nandrvr. avcuic
altd MIR, Marx ] kIr,hncr, IF 1Nn7
Washington street Mr.. and Mrs Jordan
also have seven grandchildren fINc boys
amt two girls and two groat-Crandchlldrcn
a glrl and boy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
LEATHERIESS DAYS. MAYBE.
L. =. Must Conserve il 10 Meet Needs
Of Allied Armies.

N,IantIr CtN. \ j. Aiay Is The
Government Is preparing r. substantially
curtai the usc of leather IN INDUSTRIES IN
order 1" suitably equp thc n1cd States
soldiers and thcr allied comrh rhdc5 with
shoes. Iccglngs and harness. THIS IN
formation was brought hrot-handcd thus
aftcruoonto the National Aasoclation
oi Tanners. IN annual convention here.
IN Fred Nogel one o. the heads Of the
shoe and Leather Equipment Depart
ment for the army
He SAID there vi, big shortage and
that the Government Was about to issue
an order demanding that no leather be
used IN tie future except where IT was
absolutely necessary The output of
pleasure automobiles Will be cut down
.ls one result he SAID
we shall require 100000 feet of
hides for shoe leather in both September
and October he asserted And there
IS not that much IN sight today"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
.uu>r ,otIp Tur room ,lRI - NAV
IInISF

"UHNr ,ottp TuF rooR GIRI 10 NAV
HnvsF
pan )ust such 4 distressing circum-
stance IN winch young hrdo found her
sell Nark Swan has built his new farce
What could the Poor ';rrl DO" winch
George Rrnadhurzt will present at The
plavholsc fnr five dass beginning next
Tuesday Master comedy craftsman that
he ls Mark Swan has provided for his
latest work combination of cntangle
ments which surpasscS Cvcn those of has
"Parlor. Bedroom and Rath l,s cS-
trsordnary happy knack oi dcvlsng
ludlrrous scenes and situations VAS at ITS
haptncst IN this farce
George Rroadhurst has ably aided and
Allotted tic author hy providing 2 cast
sclntllatlne with names uf Importance
IN The theatrical world Ernest Truck
plavs the leading part and IS SplendIdlN
supported hy " ] Ferguson, Nlphonsc
Ether. Robert 0hcr Leila Frost. Janet
Travcrs. Ethel Strickland. George LcNolr.
Gerald rrlug and John L. Wilson
nANcI>G CLASSIC Al THE GARRIcK.
BcsSlc and William RamsdcII and
iloreuza Curtis arc making a big hlt
NJ the Garrlrk Theatre this week with
thcU artistic dancing performances Nj
arc talented aud have had great deal OF
experience. and originality also character
IzcS then work .Thc act is 4 real dancing
classic Il begins with Tho Birdie
Path of Love. IN which all participate.
Next comes the Dance Variation.
hv Miss Curtis and Mr. RarnsdcIl, next
Miss RauSdcll dances the Gavottc.
following this with tn, Toe Polka dc
Caractcrc Mr. Ramsdcl next dances
the ''Fccentrlquc Toe Dance and the
act conclldcs with the FOX Tfot by the
entire company
Frank Dumont : mlnStrels will be At
the Garrlck next Friday and Saturday,
with matinee Saturday.
CHARLIE CHAPLIN ar THE QUEEN.
After All Won have heard from Your
friends who have seen Charlie Chaplin IN
his newest million dollar comedy, a
Dogs Ilfc" u the Queen Theatre. where
hc has been PLAYING To "S. II. O. crowd
daily. YOU should not lose the opportll-
ntv IL see the famous star in the funniest
and most original comedy yet screened
You'll laugh rs YOU never did before. The
dramatic feature IS also in keeping
with the comedy II Is called Con
fnsslon and Jewel Carmen IS the featured
star Here is yotr opportunity to see again
= good feature ana get aupthcf lausIl-
IHREE STARS At THE SAVOY
Three big stars are seen in the newest
Norld-Pirturc "Ncgrnancc They are
Montagu Love. Barbara Castlcton and
Madge Evans aud all three Of these famous
and popular stars are seen IN powerful
and effective roles
BIIIII BURKE AT TIE MAJESTIC
Lets Get q Divorce. featuring Billie
Burke. which has been crowding the
Majestic Theatre viii have its last show
ing there today This IS cons ldcred one
| of Billie Burlc's best efforts
! cLARt KINBALL YOUNG At THE VICTORIA.
As the week goes on The Marlonct
ties, featuring Clara kimbal Young,
grows in popuIrity at tho Victoria Thea
trc The final showing takes place today
There is also All added comedy attraction
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
Airmen Dashed TO Death.

Norfolk Va. May Is Ensign Calvin
CrawIcy. mtcd States Naval Reserves
Of - Lom>, was killed AT tho Hampton
Roads naval operating base All school here
Yesterday when scaplane a. was
plotting struck pile IN landing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-18
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers
have been recorded at tho City Registry
Bureau since NetincedaY
Am@nd Nicer :n3 ufc from sylvester
u Townsend. -lr lNI2 Lavcrng :vcnur.
s24I0
Paul I Thompson :nJ vie from
Catharinc VI Ford ra-t nf Nost street
81 feet niche north ~ thar rcnth
street s. 600
texapdcr y raos rd wife from .loscpb
4 Dillon AMI wife wcst % Plnr street
l76 feet ] inch sodth q Seventh street.
SI275
,Iacob Ward and ufc. from Jamce
AIarslm u. northeast of Twcntz second
street lz5 Zee 81 inches uor,h II Lam
mot street, 81 POO
Mar, Fhsrt from Nllnsm I Ila1rlns
and wife. 1904 .Ics-np street s.. i00
Nsry 4 Cummings from James Ne
ElwaIn and wife, northwest oi Lincoln,
co feet southwcs, of Shallcro5s avcnue
s2.05O
Henry T Grah;m from Holding Com
pany. c;.st IF NaIkot street 81 fc,t north
Of Sixth street $3.50
Francis ] kaH.z nd Vifc from Bertha
/. Kern and husband 907 Lombard
street. $500
Michael koslowskr and wiz from
Mary Fcldmatcr 1921 Chestnut ~.7cct
$3.50
Delaware Bich4rds and wto. from
1ilburl ChandIcr ana wife. west Of du
Pont street * feet 2lnches south Of Third
street s. 400
WilHam GlIdoa nom Florence
Shamcs end h1l>oand, north OF Twelfth
street ll5fect east q lIcald stree; 81 30
.larnc~ J Hllrl lud VII, from Sarah 4
Newell ll5 \ Ci"Nton street. S2.15U
Calvin { Ihott enc wife from William
Fl Crawford @ud vile. - lat Iueit y
third street s.. 700
Harry Livingston from Tire Holding
COMPANY 606 Market street s6O 900