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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-07-29

to be expected from l~ife-iobhers and
others of their caliber. 4 person
cannot expose a government graft
without he has some personal inter
est. Otherwise he must leave it
alone. A newspapers public duty
ends where it's financial interests end.
That is the scope of the mind of the
iife-jcbber. The News docs not agree
with that. Its notion is that a news
paper should show up every crooked
department and transaction of the
government. Mr.. Metcalf imagines
the White Pine News has been show
ing up that department alone. He is
mistaken. 1t has been showing up
many departments. Ask the postal
department. for instance. 1t is only
because it has been hitting Mr.. Met
calf so hard that he imagines he is
the whole show.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-07-29
ONE BY ONE.

One by one the days are flowing
As the moments pass away;
Some still coming, all are going.
Dc not strive to have them stay.
by one your troubles greet you:
Even deaths cold, ruthless wings;
H%eartbroken sorrow should not meet
you;
There are blessings trouble brings.
One by one your joys await you:
Take them gladly, every one; :
Let not future dreams elate you;
Observation-Disclosures life is done
Do not let your joys unfold you;
Do not to your sorrows bend.
Some may go while others hold you,
Shadows clinging to the end.
Pass if you car each moments sor-
row;
Pass if you can each moments
pain.
God will help you each tomorrow.
Today is gone-begin again.,
Look not back in vain regretting,
With a heart by sorrow wrung;
Count each joy without forgetting
At the end the cross is hung.
joys and sorrows are Gods token;
Count them carefully one by one
Guard them lest the chain be broken
Before the life's last day is done.
Gertrude Burke.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-07-29

Do you wish to purchase jewelry
or have your watches and jeweiry
promptly repaired at Bishops jewel
ry store? If so, in McGiIl leave your
work with the McGill Drug Com
pany; if in Ruth, with the Ruth
Pharmacy, Ii agents
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-07-29

The News delivered by carrier.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-07-29

A bunch of business men and pro-
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-07-29

house, and it had a close-in an
1t was the Tonopah-Home.
How much?" asked Arkell.
1T can be had at about : cents Il
share" explained Mr.. Knapp.
Sold" said Arkell, V asking
how many shares, whether a million
or ten million, and the deal really
went through.
AS it afterward proved Arkeli was
price of 4 meal had not eaten yet thai
day, but inside of two weeks he had
put that stock up to 81 cents a share
and is said to have cleaned up s20,-
900 in cash.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-01
'.svNTs'

tamtud jednou diva skocili do
Ia do reky?"
'"To ii snad nepovidal pan
| Hala burd?"
me, to mi povidala Bar
ca. Byla pry to mila milym.
Proto pry tam stoji krlz. Je to
pravda?"
"Myslim, re je to jen pohad
ka."
"Ja take myslim ze to neni
pravda, to- by byli blazni, ably
skakali $ takove vysky dolu,
do tune, kde by Sc museli uto-
pit! Pan Halaburd povidal, ze
tam kfiz proto stoji, ably lide
vedeli, jak je tam nebezpecno
ia nechodili ke kraji.''
"Nu vida," podotkla starsi
sestra, ''ty to uz cd neho vse-
fcko debre Wis, a prece Sc ptas
j mne."
| Nezli Andelka mohla dati
nejake vysvetleni, klaply dve-
re matka, jiz ke spani ustro-
! lena, veSla k dceram.
20 Gem pax jste Sc tn ieste
Itolik rozpovidaly?" tazala Sc.
"A o panu Halaburdovi,"
odpovedela prostosrdecne ma
licka.
j "A tu Andelce nevychazi
nit" usmala Sc Rdzena, pa
smo "a pasmem -"
"A sama chvala?" di matka.
"Pan Halaburd 81 toho od nj
zasluhuje. A od mas vsech. Ji-
ste Sc tobe Zalibi."
Divka maliCko $, sebou pohnu
la, ale uvnitr il bylo, lako by
svou prave bosou nozkou ma
trn slapla.
"Naposledy mne matka je-
ste dnes jak Barca fekne: Ten
zadny jiny!..." plasila Sc Y
duchu. Ale nahlas ami neduta-
. la, rovnajic periny ma sve po-
steli, ably Sc IA oko nedm "a
mestnavala a matce We tvar po
, hlednouti nemusila.
, ma prvnikrat jste Sc k So
be valne nemeli,' dokladala
matt tax, ably to jen starsl dee
ra slysela.
Ruzeniny tvare polil temny
rumenec.
! "Jak to-" vydechla nepev-
/ nym hlasem.
"Ty jsi pro nei nemela hru-
, be slova ami pohledu - a tC
jej vucihlede zarazilo."
: "Co pax Nocekaval?"
j. "Odbyvala isl no ledabylo
} jako bys mela pred sebou
dnes Kacera a on je zatim dc
, celia jiny clovek.'
i "Ale prece porad cizi clio.
, vek!"
! Il cizimu bys musila nkaza.
, ii vice vlidnosti pflvetivo.
sti, a pan Halaburd je mas do.
: maci."
MatGina rec byla pofad du.
verne pratelska, na divtina
srdce vsak kazde slovo dopada
: 10 iako vazne pokarani, ktert
!, mu davno nebyla iiz zvykla
: Div il Shy neskoGily do ocl.
(Pokracovanf) !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-01

oci, ze je jako zivy, treba mu
kfidla roztahne, zrovna jako
by Ietel! Dole We skole jsou do
kola ma zdech, v kazde tride,
mezi obraZy.'
Kdyz mala recnne ucinila
prestavku, musila Ruzena prec
neco vhodneho podotknouti.
D "To verim," pravila, ''ty Sc
mas nyni panem Halaburdem
dobre."
"No," svedcila Andelka.
"Chodiva Sc mnou ma prochaz-
ku to ia jsem nejradsi,
kdyz je to hodne daleko. Tu-
hle jsme byli ma Dlouhem vr-
chu a divali jsme sc odtamtud
ma mesto. To ii statue ma ma
mesti vypadala nizoucka jake
kuzelka lide ma ulici malinci
'jako mraveneckove. A kdyby
z toho .vrchu Sci pres mesto,
'dlouhaty most, jako pres neja-
kou reku, vez naseho kostela
zdstala by hluboko pod MIN, a
lnase skola i sc strechou ko-
minem byla by nizko dole jen
jako nejaka lodicka."
Posledni slovo Andelce pri-
pomnelo .ieste jinou vec, ktera
nesmela byti zamlcena.
"Na lod'ce take jezdivame.
Pan. Halaburd 81 il vypujci cd
privozneho a plaveme nahoru,
porad pryc! Nekde je hlubina,
re panu Halaburdovi sotva So
chor staci' - ale ia sc mic ne
bojim, zlOvna jako kdyz sedim
takhle tady V perinach! Potom
|pan Halaburd tfeba Ease LODI
Ipristrka ke brehu, ma melcinu
a ia sc svleknu, vlezu do vo-
dy vykoupam Sc jako ryba."
"To tt take poradil pan Ha-
'laburd?.."
"Ale on vodil chlapce do re-
Ky koupat, vzdycky celou sko-
lu - ia jsem chtela $ mimi, a
on rekl, ably mi nebylo Ito, re
mi to udela jeste lip. A to JIG
| ii radost, Ruzenko, tax Sc v
rece vysplouchat - jen po.
'ckej az to take sama zkusis
S panem Halaburdem -"
"Andelko!"
"Nu coz?"
| Tied uz ted uz mus
i me spatr'
| Andelka s sebou hodila dc
'polstaru, ale mIuvila dale.
IS panem Halaburdem bu
deme ted chodivat ODE - dc
poll, do lesa, ma reku. Ted tt
teprve bude hezker'
Ruzena mlcela. Prf svych pc
slednich slovech uz by sc by
la malem ma sestricku nevrle
'rozkTikla. Hdrzevsi Sc jeste ,
cas-, pristihla Sc v tom, re Sc ,
nj uhostil trpky cit k diteti
ktere pfec jen mluvilo,, co me
10 Ma SVEN nevinnem srdecku
a nezasluhovalo ia to nijake
dutky.
Je to zajiste pouha naho
da,' primlouvala sama sobe
re mi no take Andelka Wy
chvaIuje, - kdyby to byla u
Cinila drive nez-li Barca, bylt
by mi jeji zvatlani zpusobilo
prijemnou chvilku."
!, "A Ruzenko,' ozvalo Sc di
te znova," my isme by6 take
ia krizove skale - ze pry od
IT -7:=-=:---.------ - -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-01
SETNlK HALABURD.
ROMAN z IDYLICKEHO ZAKoUTf.
Napsa Vaclav Week.
Napsal Vaclav Week.

CHvlIl Qolc prcQ uOlllem MAS
Barcin. .
Rychle vztycil sehnutou hla
WI a opatrne Sc podival ven. V
zahradnich dvirkach, trochu
stranou cd jeho okna, stala de
vecka, v zahrade pax pohybo-
va1a Sc zenska postava v bi-
lem nocnim zivutk,l. Halaburd
v sobe utajil dech presvedco
val Sc ocima, re no z venku
neni videti.
"Opraydu nechce," odpovi-
da1a sleeiSka pritlumenym hla
sem - ale v tom vecernim t.
chY sIysel mas tajny svedek
zretelne kazde sldvko. "Je tn
tax milo, ze bych tn chtela
straviti celou noe. A ia resedo-
va wine - Boze, jako Y raji
Nasytit sc il nemohu!"
Pristoupila k devecce a dala
j privoneti k natrhane kytici
"Vsak Sc tn pan Halaburd
napracoval," poznamenala Bar
ca, '.jako z trestu, vic nez ne
jaky robotnik.'"
"Je "a to hodny."
''Tuze hodny, slecinko. Moe
moe hodny pan. Proti panu
Kacerovi je to den a noe"
'".Tatinek maminka mi hned
0 mem psali vsechnu chvalu."
"To vam nikdo nemize W.
psat, ami vypovedet, .slecinko,
vsak sama Sc presvedcite. CO
Sc tyce hodnosti, museii Sc zde
a vukol vsichni mladl PAM
pred panem Halaburdem scho-
vat!"
"Budeme 81 ho tim vice va.
zit," pravila sletinka hlasem
jeste vice snizenym - ale do
brotivym, srdecnym! - "cin
meme jsme 81 mohli chvalit je.
ho predch1dce."
V tajnem posluchaci Sc div.
nym zpusobem pohnulo srd.
&c. Najednou rozumel slovu
divcinu: "Jako rajiv - y
plnem vyznamu jeho. Ano, by
la vukol, carovna vune! A vSe.
cko bylo razem tax luzne =
ta cista nebeska bane S belost
nymi oblacky a Sc stfibrnyn
mesicnim srpem, iedna naho
fe a druha stejna proti nj dole
pod klidnou vodni hladinou-
opodal ty tajemne mrakavy
boruv a smrcin, pokryvajiclcf
strane vrchy, k nimzto lu
cnich uvalu vystupovaly le
hounke, hebke, bile zavoje -
to jednotvarne huceni reky
na splavu znelo ted jako pre-
sladka hudba
"Slecinko, ozvala sc Znovl
Barca, ale skoro septem, "ter
je sem zrovna cd Boha po
Sian -"
"Kdo?"
Gnu, pan Halaburd.
"Proc?"
ia aspon, kdybych byla n;
vasem miste, rekla bych v Il
chvili: Ten a zadny jiny."
"Barco! zvolala karave 81,
cna.
"LepSlhO 81 ma svete zadn;
zenska pratt nemuze. A Wy sic
cinko -"
Mech takovych reel, Bar
co. vpadla il slecna prisne d,
reci - "jednou pro vzdy! Ro;
umiS? Poid' a Zamkni domov
nj dvere !"
Mihla Sc, zmizela. Hned po
tom dvefe dole zarachotily, z;
mex Mich dvakrate Zapadl.
Halaburd jako vyplasen po
hledl do kraje. Vsecka drlvej
81 krasa byla nem zhacena
zmatena - mesicku ma neb
mzikalo vedle sebe nekolik
zrcadlo vodni dole kolisalo S
nejiste jake houpacka, vrch,
sc kejklaly, jako by chiefly pf
skakovati S mlsta ma mlstp -
zkratka cely svet Sc mladyn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-01

prOJeVUVdld iSVOu HellDOSC, dc
| il to bylo proti mysli, Zviaste
dnes, hned po shledani.
We svetnici, kde prve byli
vecereli, otec 81 uz howell ma
posteli, nemel Sc vsak jeste k
spani, nybrz podle sveho ivy
ku cetl pilne z jakesi zaiimave
knihy. Matka Sc jiz pocinala
odstrojovati. Davsi rodicum do
brou noe vesla Ruzena do zad-
niho pokoje, kde byla jeji loz
nice. Andelka tam jiz hodnou
chvili odpociyala; jakmile vsak
sestra udelala svetlo,, obratila
k nj hlavicku.
"Coz ty jeste nespis?" pta-
la Sc il po tichu Ruzena, pri-
stoupivsi a po vlasech il hla-
die.
"Cekala jsem ma tebe," do
stala v odpoved'.
"Anebo 'jsem te probudila ?"
"Ba ne. Ty isl byla u pana
Halaburda, uid'?"
Ruzena odtrhla nahle ruku
od sestriny hlavy, jake cd III
havych kopTiv.
"Co pax myslis, diteY" pro
mluvila zcela jinym hlasem.
Nv zahradce jsem byla!"
"Ano,' rekla pokojne An
delka, "ale pan Halahurd tam
vecer take byva, treba, kdyz
my uz vsichni SPINE"
StarSi sestra ucinila nekolik
rychlych kroku Ma druhou stra
nu pokoje.
"Co pax te to-" myslila s
jv duchu. 81 to dite, jak mu Sc.
!jdu S oci, bude uz myslit, ze
'jsem porad jen S panem Hala.
burdem! Snad tn slychalo po
dobne reci, jakou mi Barcs
dole prisla -
1 "Ruzenko," ozvala sc mali
icka po kratkem pomlceni. "R;
no pujdeme do kostela, ze?"
"Ano."
IS panem Halaburdem. On
mne caste sebou braval n;
msi a ia uz take zplvam. Jer
tax jinymi, pri varhanach
ale pan Halaburd mi slibil, ze
mne bude ucit, abych brzy do
stala / nejake SOLO"
"Hled'me, kan ty uz my
sis! Jeste Sc neumis ami d,
knihy podivat -
"Jejej, re neumim? Vzdyt
jsem We skole uz mezi slabi
kanty! Ty nevis? Pan Hala
burd -"
'Do not mas prece .ieste da
leko."
"Jak pax daleko, kdyz uz j
znam! Ce, de, 6, ef, je, a, ha
ce = vidis? A ma klavesacl
ii je zejtra vsecky ukazu! Nj
sis vedet re pan Halaburd -
"Pan Halaburd,' vpadla Ri
zena sestre do slova, "uel Il
snad uz ma varhany hrat?"
INA varhany, to je jako II;
piano." vykladala chute Ande
ka. "Budu-li umet ma piano
mohu hrat i ma varhany, jel
jak mi nohy k pedalum doro
stou."
"Hvezdy znat te pan Hala
burd jeste neuci?" prohodil;
starsi sestra polozertem, poll
ustepacne, usednuvsi ma zidli ;
: shybajic Sc k botkam, ably $
. je roZsnerovala.
"Hvezdy ne, ale kvetiny,
: odpovidala detskou prostoto'
Andelka. "On ii uni kazdou
ale kazdickou jmenovat. To jd'
me trebas ma louku, nebo p'
mezi, nebo do lesa a kterou u
trhnu, hned mi povi jeji jme
no.
!, Usedla ma lozi, shrnula $
, vlasky v tyl ia usi hladi
, pred sebou bilou svrchnici, po
, kracovala: "Nekterou 81 utrh
: ne take sam, kdyz il nema je
/ ste v herbari... A ma jich tan
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-01

"Jen 81 dejte pozor, hajnej,
at ma vas nepovim, re jste 10
munista." ia komunista ?
Kdo YAM to povidal?" ''Jarku,
kdyz unite tax nadavat... -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-09-27
Home Beautiful
To Be Feature
At Convention

With the central theme "the home
beautiful the departments Of ap-
piled education and fine arts of the
State Federation of Women's clubs
will present an unusual and elabor-
ate program on Wednesday of next
week at the state federation conven-
ton at jamestown, it was learned
here today.
A series Of living pictures will be
presented, with the cooperation Of
the divisions of home Sconomics,
art, music, literature, library extern
sion, education, conservation, and
state history in the departments. The
living pictures will demonstrate the
work of the departments.
Prof. A. G. Arvold Of the Agricul-
tural College will aid in the presen-
tation. Miss Margaret Cabel, head
of the ceramics department of the
state university, will be present
with her potter's field to demon
strate the conservation of natural
resources. President Coulter Of the
Agricultural College will have
charge Of a picture to demonstrate
what can be done through cultiva-
tion of gardens.
Women Of the departments in
charge Of the living pictures decline
to divulge the method by which each
theme will be shown, but have spent
a great deal of time and energy in
the development Of the idea.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-09-27
PSychic Phenomena
Discussed at Clubs
Opening Meeting

psychic Phenomena" was dis
cussed at the opening meeting of the
Current Events club yesterday at the
home of Mrs. Mary Burton. Mrs.
d. J. McGillis opened the program
with a report of psychic Tendencies
of Today" which was followed by q
report of "The Abolishing of Death.
"New Discoveries in Science" was
handled by Mrs. c. C. Converse.
The-subject of psychic phenomena
which has aroused so much interest
in England was taken up by the To-
cal club women in an effort to study
to some extent modern tendencies
Much of the interest of the papers
came from the fact that the subject is
new and has been discussed very lit.
tie in this country.
: Mrs. Marcellus, charter member
and former resident of Bismarck
who has been residing in Minneapolis
was an out of town guest. Mrs. Al
fred Zuger was elected delegate
from the club to the stae convention
yAof the Federated Women's clubs al
!. Jamestown, which will open Tuesday
Oct. 2.
At the close of he meeting refresh
ments were served, the hostess being
assisted by her daughter, Miss Der
Cha Burton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-09-27
Delphian Chapter
Meets Friday at
Mckenzie Hotel

The Alpha Eta Delphian chapter
will meet in the parlors of the Nc
Konzie hotel parlor Friday morning
at $3.50 o'clock. Miss Elsie Roe, or
ganizcr, will lead the meeting.
The program for the occasion fol-
lows:
Discovery of fire-Mrs. F. A. Know
les.
Primitive Homes-Mrs. Benton Bak-
err.
The Use of Metals-Mrs. Scott Cam
eron.
Evolution Of Food Plants-Mrs. C. c.
Converse.
DEMONSTRATION of Animals-Mrs. Cliff.
2 ton Johnson.
Clothing and Adornments-Mrs. Burt
Finney.
Picture Writing-Miss Bertha Pal
mer.
.Religion of Prehistoric Man-Mrs
E. p. Quain.
Science and Invention-Mrs. ]. c
Taylor.
Drama-Mrs. Richard Tracy.
Art-Mrs. Obert Olson.
Grand Opera-Mrs. Elva Lair Whit
son.
Interior Decorating-Mrs. Florenc,
Davis.
Book Synopsis-Mrs. F. R. Smyth.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-09-27
Jacob David Speaks
At Opening Meeting
OF FOrtnightly Club

The Fortnightly club will hold its
first regular meeting tomorrow after
noon in the Business and Profession
al Women's club rooms when Jacob
David, national speaker for the Near
East Relief, will address the meet
ing on educational and geographical
conditions in the countries OF the
Near East.
This will Ec an opcn meeting to
the public and purely # an educa-
tional nature, the slbjcct Of relief
will not be touched. MIR. David has
been given the Fortnight!y cub no
gram in order that he may discus
the countries which the club women
Sare taking up in their study OF the
Near East. For fifteen years Mr.
David was superintendent of the
Mission school for Mohammedan
boys at Urumia.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-09-27
Elect Inga Rynning
Head Of Librarians

Miss Inga Rynning, librarian Of the
Fargo public bay, was elected
president of the North Dakota LII
brary association at a. meeting Of
that body at the Agricultural college,
Miss Jessie Soaring Of Wahpeton was
elected vice pre- ,ident and Miss
Christine Dick was named secretary
treasurer.
These officers aud Miss Catherine
McSherry o. Minot and the retiring
president, Miss Mary f. Downey, con-
stitute the executive DO nd.
The place -.and date of .the next
meeting of the association was not
decided upon but were left to the
discretion of the executive board.
Last evening the visiting Librarians
were the guests OF the Libraries OF
Fargo at an old fashioned dinner
which was served in the Lincoln Log
cabin in the Administration building
of the college. The old fashioned
idea was carried out in decoration.
and throughout the dinner; The pro-
gram ended with the singin! of old
songs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-09-27
Change Time For
Classes at Pen

Glasses in the night school Mt the
penitentiary will be held Monday;
Wednesday and Friday nights, it
was announced today. The Sunday
morning classes which had been in
progress for some years past have
been discontinued and the Friday
night class takes its place.
In addition to the regular classes
which had already been planned a
class in civics has been organized
with Miss Madge Runey, county SUI
perintendent, as instructor; while
the class in history and advanced
grammar formerly. taught by Miss
Runey has been taken over by Mrs.
H. L. Holdron. ~ st-
Since the organization Of the work
at the night school at the peniten-
tiary last week, number of changes
for advancement in various lines
have been made. Mrs. Alfred Zuger
chairman of the illiteracy committee
Of the womens clubs and H. L. Hold
rem, director Of the night school, are
considering a number Of ways in
which to improve the night school.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-09-27
'Sadlier-Sands
/: Take Nuptial Vows
: At CahOlic Chapel

Miss Agnes Sands, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Sands of 722 East
18th street, Minneapolis. Mimi, be-
came the bride of Mike J. Sadlier Of
Bismarck this morning at Z o'clock
at St. Mary's chapel at a quiet we'd
ding. Father Stag read the marriage
Eervice while the couple were sur
rounded by few intimate friends.
Attending them were Miss Mabel
Breen and Vern Goddard. Mrs. H. J.
Breilein of St. Paul, and Mrs. Cath
crime Norman of Minneapolis motor
Ncd down from the cities with the
bride Monday to attend the wedding.
For the past three years Mr.. Sadlier
has been employed in the Bergeson
Clothing store, and has made many
friends during his residence In Bis
marck. Following the ceremony q
wedding breakfast for eight was
served at the Grand Pacific hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Sadler will make their
home in Bismarck.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-09-27
AT THE MOVIES
THE ELTINGE.

In what is easily the most thrill
ing picture Of his career, IS q Para
mount star, Jack Holt will make new
friends when they see him in The
Tigers Claw, a new Paramount pic
ture coming to the Eltinge theater
Friday and Saturday. Not only is
the conflict Of a mans love fighting
against his duty big part Of the
story but there are innumerable
thrills uncommon to motion pictures.
Among these are the fight with the
tiger, a leap, on horseback. over a
deep gulch. the dynamiting Of the
dam and others. Eva Novak who
played opposite Mr.. Holt in Making
a Man, plays the feminine lead.
George Periolat and George Field
two we'll known character actors have
important roles. The remainder of
the cast includes Aileen Pringle,
Karl Stockdale, Evelyn Selbie, Frank
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-09-27
Fine Program ;.
Arranged For
Federation

Many Bismarck women are plann-
ing to attend the North Dakota Fed
Grafton Of Women's clubs convention
to be held in jamestown next week.
The sessions will open Monday even
ing with board meeting in the
Gladstone hotel, and the bulk Of the
program will be on Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday. .f.ts
All business sessions will be held
in the Presbyterian church at James
town, and the Federation dinner will
be in the Masonic Temple. Among
those from outside the state will be
Mrs. Walter McNab Miller of st.
Louis, chairman of health for the
general federation, and Miss Gladys
Ewarthout of Chicago, "A high class
artist. The United States Depart
ment Of Public Health rs conducting
two child clinics, one in Ohio and
one at Fargo, and DR.. French, in
charge Of the Fargo clinic, will con-
duct child clinic at the federation's
session Thursdays
The visiting women will be well
coined by Mayor e. B. Buckley on
Tue-dAy morning at 8 o'clock and
greetings from the Jamestown clubs
will be given by Mrs. Andrew Be
welt. Response will be by Mrs. A.
M. Powell of Devils Lake.
Mrs. Lyman N. Cary Of Mandan
will deliver the Presidents address
The Tuesday afternoon program
will include reports of chairman Of
the music, literature and American
Citizenship committees and an ad
dress by Mrs. Walter McNab Miller
! Of Washington. ID. C. A tea will b.
given by Mrs. b. H. Kroeze at James
town college the same afternoon.
Wednesday morning the distric
presidents will present reports, ant
reports also VII be made iof the en-
dowment fund, department Of pres
and publicity an by the genera
federation dirqct.~. A correlate.
program will be gi. IN by the depart
ments Of applied ed. cation and fin
arts, with living pict. res. The gen
eral theme will be "(hs home beau
tiful.''
Thursday report of tn
elections committee will be followe,
by report of the student LOAF
fund Of which Mrs. E. W. Cunhi.
ham of Devils Lake is chairman.
| Conferences of the various depart
ments of the federation will be keld
these including the Departments .
American citizenship, citizensh,l
training, night school, communit
service, and. restriction of immigra
ton.
X Conferences of the various depart
ments of the federation will be he'll
Thursday at which addresses vii
be made. including talk by DR.. B
H. Kroeze, president Of jamestown
college, on citizenship training;
w. Upshaw on. restriction of immi
grafton, and John -Knauf on Ameri
canization. 4a 4
The department Of fine arts, o
which Miss Bertha Palmer Of Bis
marek ia chairman; will present a Re
lport Thursday. and reports will b
made by chairman Of all other, de
partments.
Later q joint conference Of tn
department Of public welfare an
legislation will be held. Many az
dresses are scheduled, including
talk by DR.. A. A. Whittemore Of Bi,
marck, state health officer.
| Thursday afternoon reports. an a
l dress by Mrs. Frances Kusstsr Of s
Paul, tea and music will. occup
most Of the program. District dir
ners will be given.