The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 14, 1919, Page 2

UNIQUE CAMPAIGN I$ PLANNED FOR CHURCH REVIVAL Not to Raise a Fund, or Build or Pay Off Debt But to Awaken Members The usual conception of a cam- paign as it has come to be under- stood during and: since the war, is that of @ body men united together to raise’ funds for a specific pupose, jt remained for the ‘Episcopal \church of America to capitalize this cam- paign idea for purposes hitherto for- eign to it. The nation-wide campaign now in hand is predicated not to raise | a fund, build a church or pay. off a debt, but to arouse in its members an awakening of their church respon- | sibilities, or to use a trite expression to sell the church to its membership: The problem that. confronts the} Episcopal church of America today is - one that has arisen, incidental to the awakened consciousness of opportuni- ties missed, and, duties neglected. The recent world disaster was the factor that awoke, their slumbering con- science, and it has now become ap- parent to thinking churchmen, that the picture of our shortcomings as revealed to us, through the camera of | this recent holocaust must not be per-| mitted to fade away, but must be capitalized for the purpose of keep- ing constantly before us the neces- sity, of: united action for the King- dom of God. It will not suffice that we limit the| privilege of membership in Christ’s church to mere observance of church Jaw and church ritual, important as these are, they are ‘but a part of the entire obligation of membership., The past as revealed to us; marks out a * — definite program for each individual, each parish, each diocese and: the church at large.’ We have not meas- ured up to our duties, All around us} are others, who like ourselves have become slack in their service to the church and this is the problem that confronts us individually and collect- ively.. What are we going to do about jt? Having determined the place in which we can best-serve, how are we! going to arouse the enthusiasm of our brothers? This in short is the problem that is| POSLAM SHOWS YOU THAT YOUR actually seen its work, how and dependable Poslam is; and how it will justify, time and again, all the confidence you place in it—to better those troublesome, irritating, ; that cause discomfort, ma breaks out, disfigur- write to Emergency Laboratories, 243 West 47th St., New York City. i Urge your skin to become clearer, brighter, better, through the daily use of Poslam Soap, medicated with Pos- lam. —————— BRITiSH COLUMBIA HAS 200 SKEETER VARIETIES New Westminster, B. C., Oct. 12.-- E. Hearle, entomoligist. in charge of a Dominion mosquito investigation in the far west, has announced: the dis- covery of 20 varietits of ‘skeeters in British Columbia. Two varieties are classed as dangerous. The govern- ment plans to spend considerable money destroying the breeding grounds, ENGLISH ATHLETES ,REFUSE HUN LURES Winnipeg, Man., Oct. 13.—Manitohs athletes who served in France and who returned recently via England, declare that despite the avowed de- termination of the British to never again have athletic relations with Germany, efforts are being made by the Germans to win the favor of Brit- ish sportsmen, It is claimed that a German named W. Bensemann, who once was'a school teacher in England but who returned to Germany before the war, has been propaganda which seeks to bring the being worked out by the nation-wide) campaign eommittees, as noted in a! former article on: this subject. A! state diocesan meeting ‘vas held at! Fargo since which regional meetings have been held or are about to be held at Grand Forks, Bismarck and Minot to bd followed by parochial meetings jn each “parish in the state. At all \ these meetings delegates have care- fully considered plans for the revival of church activities. Programs are being ‘worked out that have for their purpése the drawing together of the| members’ of the church, to the end} that it. may. profit by the daily efforts ofits entire army, rather than strug-| gle. along: with: the intermittent en- ergies of a select few. These are pretty plain words, but they are based on hard facts, We have’ been Shasing the shad- ows and overlooking the substance. Our. rituals and dogmas have over- shadowed the real service that the} church of God has a right to expect of its children. Our past service has been largely individual we now realize it must be collective as ,well. The army of the church of God calls you, vidual effort will so function with that | of your brother member that the col-! lective result will .be expressed in a/ church that is strong not in ritual alone but: in the fact that its entire membership is imbued with that self- sacrificing spirit that expresses itself in service, The religion of the trenches must be the religion of the street. The idea. that. Sunday observance is the sum total of. Christian obligation is jnimical to a healthy church body. The religion of the week day must be emphasized: The spirit of Christ must: permeate the‘office andthe play ground just. in the: same proportion as it does the service of the church on the: Sabbath day. The life of the churchm: must’ be consistent just ag that of the soldier in the trench; the: work of the week day must be preparatory tothe zero hour call to go over the top on Sunday. 806.Front St., Fargo, N. D. DON’T OVERLOOK. THIS . A Careful Perusal Will Prove Its Value to Every Bismarck Reader The average man is a doubter, and _ there is little wonder that, this is so. L Misrepresentations make people skep- stics;’ Now-a-days the public asks fer ‘petter. evidence than. the testimony of strangers. Here is proof which shouhl convince every Bismarck reader. i J. W. Serres, says: “Lumbago used § to trouble me an awful lot. I had backache and pains in my neck and T knew_my kidneys were out of, order. Doan’s Kidney: Pills srengthened my kidneys, remoyed the backache and fade me feel fine. I recommend joan’s to anyone suffering from kidney trouble.” , Price. 60¢, at all dealers. ply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidney Pillg—the same that Mr. Serres had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfers,,.Buffalo, N. XY. Don’t sim- “THE. OLD RELIABLE” - Gell your cream and. poultry to our agent. If we have no agent in your town, then ship direct to < NORTHERN PRODUCE CO. BIS! 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You must B say “California.” ——S—S—SSSS these offers ‘have been rejected by such athletes as Steve Bloomer, Edgar Cha Iwick, and Fred Pentland. So far-as. known, not: one Britisher has even given consideration to the German proposals. eee 0108 Orr Oen epee BAND PLAYS . i Nee The crack ban@ of the 4 ¢ 3/ Order of Workmen, wh WHEN MEALS $) Considerable pro; since * summer will practise. tonight at the’ Masonic “Pape’s Diapepsin’: instantly temple. All members are requested to be present at 7:30 o'clock to go over Ends Indigestion, Sourness, Stomach Acidity athletes of the two nations together | again. One method, it is said, is to offer large sums to noted British athletes to become athletic instructors in Ger- man educational institutions and for German clubs, Reports declare that the scores that will be played :tomor- |row at the homecoming celebration, SMALL BLAZE - The fire department was called out at 12:30 Tuesday afternoon to put cut ¢ a small fire in‘ the rear of the Dakota} } Motor Co. om Main street. The blaze ras confined to Some boxes and rub-} ¢ ish in the back of the building, There} was no damage. Are lumps of undigested food causi Is your stomach ac K sour, ot have you flatulence, heartburn? ‘Then take Pape’s Diapepsin. Order your Winter Tust a8 soon as you eat’a tablet or/Suit or Overcoat now. 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It promptiy heals the inflamed membrances tha line the s, stop: the annoying. throat tickle, 1oosens the |phlegm, and soon your cough stops en- tire plendid for bronchitis, croup, | hoar: and bronchial asthma. is a highly concentrated com- rway pine extract, famous the mem- pound of 3 for its healing effect on branes, | To | drug: void disappointment ask your for “2% ounces of Pinex” with ‘directions and don’t accept anything élse. Guaranteed to ‘satisfaction or money refunded. ‘Pihex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Che 4 BANKS GET ASST. CASHIERS Recently four young men went directly from Dakota Business banks as assistant cashiers. They are: Oscar Carlson, Merchants Bank of Sheyenne, N. D.; Reu- ben Teichman, Farmers Nation- al Bank, LaMoure, N. D.; A. J. Bjork, Linwell’s State Bank, Ray, . D.; Maurice Bean, Farmers’ State Bank, Hendrum, Minn. All Fargo Banks and 685 oth- ates. “Follow the successful.” Your first step is to get informa- tion from F. L. 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Owing to the war; improve- since the Virgin islands were pur chased from Denmark, but now, after | considerable agitation by business men Of St, Thomas; American ‘steamers are | | beginning to:call here. This is the} | result ‘of représentations which have been. made to. Washington. in, behalf of | the inhabitants of the islands. The islanders feel that American | ! steamship owners, and especially the shipping board at_ Washington, have heretofore overlooked the facilities of the harbor of St, Thomns for provid- | ing coal, fuel oil, and other stores, While. few American steamers ‘have been calling at St: Thomas for sup- plies, many have called at the neigh- boring British islands, where facilities are not considered “as* good as. here. The price of coal is’ cherper..at St. ‘Thomas than at the British “islands. To bring this matter before the ship- ping. board and to obtain all the help possible from the American people and congress, a meeting of the inhabitants of the Virgin island was held here. Resolutions were adopted calling the attention 6f the shipping board, to the facilities of the port, such ash pier |r ~ 3,000 feet long with thirty-one feet of water alongside and all up-towlate' aj) pliances for the quick dispatch of ves- sels“wanting coal, water, fuel oil and other ‘stores, . + Phe'resolution was, carried to Wash- ington’ by Darwin O| Cn emector IT’S UNWIS"= to put off to-day’s duty until to- |. morrow. If- your stomach is acid-disturbed take = __ KI-MOIDS thé new.ald to.digestion comfort today. A pleasant relief from thed ; mfort of acid-dyspepsia. 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