The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 16, 1919, Page 6

Peat Ua BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE RECTOR OF ST. GEORGE'S TELUS OF REMARK ABLE CHURCH MEETINGS ry, George Buzzelle, rector of St.) | Gopal church geryed their country. un- iting from Detroit, tells of der arms duriig ‘the late war. Inter- sessions of the Episcopal: esting details showed that the comman- church, and affiiations, in triennial con-| der in chief of the A. EB. F. was on vention in the Michigan motor metro-| the list, as was Admirad Sims, at the head of the navy; and the senior chaplain: of, the ‘army and navy was Bishop Brent, who was the presiding lticer of the meeting.” THURSDAY, OCT. 16, 1919. For Infants ana Children, Mothers Know That [iio 3° when the church was packed, the x o-——— if H rregation oyerflowing into the cho! J “ul Genuine Castoria aid at which the united offering was | PEOPLE'S FORUM : \ made, a mass meeting was held in ‘the ——<———$ + L armory in the afternoon, The large THE PLUMB ae AN i vas packed, Stirring addres-| “Jonnny get your gun” and go for e made, nad ite freanurey Oy the “Plumb? the result 9: he morning of o . A large sign-board, covered paint bay Bont 10 with the American flag, was brought ‘Tribune last evening T have read with in, and when the flag was removed the © | much interest ‘the’ two column. article figures $465,495.16 appeared, the sum by our este os pauper George of the offerings of the women’s axillary jay, Youi ig Plumb’s scheme tor the triennlum just closed, and an) of gover tae eaten of rail roads s Women's, auxilia under date’ of Sat a corporate — s cathedral at -3 PE ] Le PreparationforAs: c theFood by Regula- chs and Bowes of gelab Bears tho | Thereby Prom Prom ; Cheerfulness per se | neither Nor , Morphine n 4 increase of many thousands over the) A 1d. ; Mineral, Not NancoTie lust offering, "notwithstanding the] pd omer uence ani pie the ‘ culls of the war, whole scheme is the exploitation of us " i “At a mass meeting held in Arcadia! in” put thé farmer in ‘particular, as e ruc & \ Ax Senn hall last night, the Brotnerhood ot St. Kipling might ‘say n axwe ol ‘i ¥ Rochelle Andrew presented to the general *con-|7;; the farmer R rier ah Sullisteos mee fr | n vention a service flag carefully come A's [the Terme “here, snd eg sae A e * » |puted by that organization showing ont UL s t O that 110,000 men and boys of the Epls- Ana ie BR blinded foo1s— Lars its Lost in Yne IFip ¢ pcsclsaod enna eee] farfey the. farmer Bee : rat 2 WSHY BER at a : } i edy for . Or will’ see; When his taxes doubles . a Anco Use HAVE LOVELY up about four ‘times—all by his “own A n d t ' e a en ar : Gonstipatio hess WN HAIR yoting crazy ¢ranks into power—call rou i | and Feveris! ‘SEEE ela: BROY them socialists,’ or Bolshevists—he’s 6 See Tae : as : d iO) Loss OF Infancy. 4 — ihe same fellow. “The census tells us | resitfting therefrom inl or ver TRIAL PACKAGE SENT FREE |inut 3048729 farms are Jn feo, or | ie i ct 8 Why tolerate streaky, gray or/owned by the man that tills them, tha’ a , YooBimile Signatore bleached hair when ‘it is just as easy|ix 62.1 percent of the 6,361,502 farms ‘ HE more you need capital in of ——— Th H t Y to tint your tresses a beautiful brownjin the United Biles Hoy many of bea <F és 7 SCOTS Ze as it is to powder your face? these farmers are willing ‘to give up ; aOg y Sn ORK Ir y ea rs Brownatone gives the hair bewitch-| their farms, together with the savings your business the less you can K. ing beauty and charm, Droducing Gy of their life? 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