The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 23, 1921, Page 3

ro 3 SENSI SEEING TOIT sateen ATURDAY, ‘APRIL 23, 1921 TNE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE THREB ‘~ i aie = shee ots ate oa 3 ec ee Oe i a ve NOLO NO AGO NOP ONO NG OG DONG ONO NONNG WCNONGONO TUONO) H AYWOOD N AID : mm nxet || BISMARC You +b . | AY THEATRE ou can t eat th 1s SOVIET BUREAU Fer aT TONICEER The Best for the Least Hart Schaffner & Marx To Head Propaganda Section ‘ ERA GORDON e f sheviki is “ a? “ 5 ” » i : : of Bolsheviki Govern: (“Mother” of “Humoresque ) om 4 Finest Suits ment IN R icago, April Federal officia in | id eI E id they had received informa- $45 a id} at “Big Bill” Haywood, I. W. W. 66 Th 9 66 9 Bii| chief, who is believed to be in Rus- e rea es ove an S |) sia, had gone to that country as he: N qj| of the propaganda bureau of the So- — q ‘ { viet government. ti ew een new ac ee : | if F ‘ Haywood’s time limit for reporting 10n, new races. v " U DGE by style, quality, fit, | at the Leavenworth, Kan., penitentiary MONDAY any 7 ‘a uy ; Where he was scheduled to serve 20 A cars , UDGE by the wear they give. | years for obstruction of war activities, “SKIRTS.” Biggest Farce Comedy of MONDAY - Any time you feel you didn’t get | xnirep on dey, the Year DOROTHY GISH ’ | 7 = Tour : +th—mone : ‘SET “ * your money’s worth—money back SE aes ON Wann Ghost in the Garret” a Pg Washington, April An arbitrary 5 limit of four and seven- loth Gi yas tall i 5 oe 4 | of beer and three gallon Saag ot eee come: ve pera OPENING FOR date of admission and not less than i the maximum a physician may pre-| YY federal operatives: today and a/ U Ss M LITARY 5 feet 4 inches in height, The can- r E B & S scribe at any one time has been set] quantity of heroin seized. | Se. I ide of course be a graduate \ ° . ergeson on in new prohibition regulations which} ‘The raid was made, Paul D. Keller, | ACADEMY GIVEN| °“ nized high school, of good has the approval of David H. Blair,| supervisng federal prohibition agent, standing, and in perf physical con- ‘the new commissioner of internal) said after federal agents had buenas The Adjutant. Gen of the dition in order to re admission. e 4 revenue, ed drugs from Dr. Lewis on several) penartme: ‘as notified S 3 KF Those who desire to apply may ad- Tailored Clothes $30 up aaa occasions, Lad that Storch ‘Duke titled to| dress Senator Ki. 1. Ladd, Washing MAKE RAID ON Bere nEXWILTTBICNIC the appointment of a candidate at] tom D.C. a8 ae : a > large for West Point, who must report x eae 4 | DOCTOR’S OFFICE) dickinson, 'N. v. April28-—The] for'esamination at tat place not later UW W DEPC | next meeting of the bankers of Stark than July 1, 1921, Bottineau, N. D., April 23.—Bot- | Minneapolis, Apri 3.—The oflice} county will be in May in the grove ‘The young man must be not under| tineau ons will petition the state lof Dr. J. B. Lewis in South St, Paul,| of Herman Leutz, north of Taylor, 17 nor over 22 years of age at the railroad commission for a new depot, CHURCH NOTES 7 | meet at 12 o'clock noon. Evening Special mu. will be rendered by 1] services ,at S$ o'clock. The English }poth the morning and evening choirs. © 4 Tamuare is used exclus'vely at Sun [Miss Hlsie Bauer will sing a solo. : os ST, MARY'S PROCATHEDRAL. | ore cordially invited to attend these | Everybody is cordially invited to be} a 8 o'clock a.m. Low Mass and Holy} services, EF. tson, pastor. present. ! Communion and English sermon. if ease ie One Ra str ‘ Be | shenes m.. Low Mass and German ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH, First Presbyterian Chureh. i sermon. 3 Rev. T. Dewhurst, Rector. OY. Postlethwaite, minister. | , 10:30 a. m. High Mass and Eng- § tomorrow: 10 A. Mo S Fe MROMIG A Ab ab Ste! re lsh sermon, hool; 11 A. M,, morning prayer | Well that Runs Dry.” Spec Father Hiltner, Pastor. | and sermon; 7 McKENAE & STARLING CIRCUIT. Moffit—Preaching service 10: a. You are cordially invited to these erect hae Pe. fe etme Ereaching:: service "12:1 sehoot to consider the advisability of |,, Chnistian Endeavor at & Sunday school 1:00 a. m. Seay inane cate pear es Wil ise eee rane MeKenzie—Preuching’ service 8:00) froining of, the ehildren in’ those |, 262M worship a 7:20. A These two telegrams, one from the far Kast, particularly gratifying now when motor car , truths of Christianity whe’ are the Htnrougiy the week. Joi im the sing-ig the other from the far West, are typical of eae seule as tbe reas i ing of the familiar hymns with che Ht +16 many telegrams which are being receiv- #2 When na: saves ar consummated up lians, fine citizens and true Ameri- ‘ cans. chorus choir under the leade i tl b . f 1 . I d 2 Mr. Devol, The cholr enlarged will ; ae he basis of greater relative values and ac Mr Devel. at ahem. ure ain | ed from every section of the country asking 4.44) dem pice ras worth, aplist Church, ea Fe MHL Gin gia elo; JAIL wlio dee * : : . . nip at 10:30, Ruttner will sing a solo. who for immediate shipment of Buick cars and » to sing should report on Thurs-} evening at choir practice oF to i" for an increase in dealers allotments. The choir loft is now filled but | Pp. m. Sunday school 11:00 a. m. A cordial invitation is extended to ¢\ everybody. Rev. Wm. Schoffstall, Pastor. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY ae Corner 4th St. and Ave. C, Morning wor Sunday service at 11a, m. Subject:| ‘The subject of the sermon will be] “Probation After Death. Commandment given by | Active buying, too, is stimulated by a reali- zation of the periodical shortage of Buick Ti ‘ Sunday school at 9:45 a, m. for ve a yvening ating ' Spe sic wi + oa H ‘ange for more. < lc . : % a } eee evening meeting at cena eaphee be rendered by meeting Wednesday f They prove ina most conclusive manner the cars and the desire to insure Spring deliv- A reading room is open in the] Sunday school will meet at 12:00 | sunert The Ment re cor church building every Tuesday, | o'clock. tot ; is if the ch Thursday and Saturday from 2 to 4; On Sunday evening will be Young|‘° "7° ® a pm + : People's 5 the res-| MeCABE METHO: All are welcome to attend these] ular evening service will be blended | CHU services-and to visit the reading room.| with the Young People’s service at} 49:30—Morning w demand for Buick cars—a demand which is __ eries by the immediate placing of orders. . | Form 1201 Chocolates — that time. i i [ IRC o . OnDRE: fase é he Philos f Li FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH. An interesting program will be giv-| gpecial masie, solo, selected, « , Seventh Breet and Av ue D. en, a part of which will be (an ad-] Porence W wartet CLASS OF SERVICE | SYMBOL a . . Morning services, 10:30, Sunday to the young peope on “Mexico] ry) isle,” Fee ess, Nogele I school and confirmation cl wit }as a Mission Field.” by Mrs. Quain. | itmer and Le pees Rite i be) |_—_Day Message 12:00—Sun: school, All members | WESTERN UNION Day Letter urged to be p Str “ Night Message y + 9, dially invited. . . M s . Nicht Lotter NL Whitman’s In The The eiabseuwarth Leegue | A M Trae a tas ee i ° Epo Pi ide macet ees—Pyg pae al appears a‘ter the check (num! Plain esting conference on “Self Control and = words) this sa day message. Other Full How to Get It.” Leader, Miss N | NEWCOMB CARLTON, PRESIDENT win it character fs inieatod bythe sident, Miss Eva Dingle. - | A appearing after the chetk.} GeORGE W. E. ATKINS. VICE-PHESIDENT BEL: Cook; pr Pound 7:30— Pleasant Hour — Service.! RE BRCOKS, vice-presioent LSymbol appearing after the check, Package i S “Pressing Toward the Mark” will be FINNEY’S DRUG STORE the theme of the address. Good inu-| PECEIED AT sic by choir and congregation. A} meeting of good cheer for everybody, | New York N. Y Feb. 24th, 1921 q Will you come? | : r 7 PKON. Leg . ’ . ( | G. H. Quigley, Mister. | Buick Motor Co., Flint, Mich. suit es (Oban) 0: | We are sending complete list of orders for shipment to dealers and to New a. M. meeting; 11 A, M., Holiness York covering 736 automobiles. Of these orders 625 are direct shipments a ; é He aay Sey ene to daelers and 111 are absolutely required in New York to take care of ‘¢ : ‘jaunt 1m an Oakland ple’s. Legion mee 30 PL Ma) orders in our files, delivery of which is already pressing us. Please j c n air demonstration; S$ P.M. don’t get the idea that these 111 cars for New York will’add to our stock alvalion meals here. We will have shortage of cars on all models within the next three weeks. Our March requirements will take all the cars that we are ordering from you now and wipe out our warchouse stock as well. You still owe us Sedan gives an idea Grand 8 ) of the great usefulness for eae . . . ' following Sund E 2 5 - which this car 1S fitted. % Week-day Mecting 51 models on our February schedule for direct shipment to New York. These night conducted hy Rey. J. G. Morri-| are required to take care of orders in addition to March schedule. We Highly powered, scientifi- wx cordiat tnytlation ig-extented to estimate our requirements for April will be upwards of 1000 cars. : : he public to a. cally light and splendidly ee ue eg Hatha, Captains Buick — New York Branch. i | f shies ace 8 A. M.. All A good indication of the de- : steady, pleasant course mnugted Tah mand for Buick on the At- tne ae i lo English language. Sunday school, lantic Coast. | San Francisco, Cal., Feb. 22, 1922. f through trailic, oncountry Taam Smith, superintendent | Buick Motor Co. ,| on roads, over hills and when Se ee eee eee eens oe .. } . : . | ‘Alda Bromer, leader, 7:18 P. M. | Our March requirements including jobs ordered for ; ; in cle ment weath er 18 | ‘The chorus February per our wire scventeenth are San J : pee in i Francisco forty model forty fours fifty model added to the other condi- ae ‘ailroad men iy | forty fives twenty model forty sevens twenty tions encountered. er Ps aan ert | model forty eights five model fifties Los Angeles ¥ addresses will he followed : fifty model forty fours one hundred seventy five mon from the pastor on | model forty fives thirty five model forty sevens a eee APTA | thirty five model forty eights five model fiftics 4 Re y to the common This telegram demonstrates | San Rafael California 1 model forty four four : 4 cr rata | Buick popularity on the Pa- | model forty fives Klamath Falls Oregon one model utz, pastor. | «cific Coast. | forty four four model forty fives total tour pay | | hundred and forty five. Try to rush closed jobs. | WANT SLOGAN i | | Advise when all cars ordered by McMillan were FOR “QUEEN” | ; | shipped. CITY OF WES ; | Howard Auto Co. | ? SENSIBLE SIX (Goeaems aman Bismarck Tire & Auto Co. FOR LAW CHANGE Distributors ; eral 211 Broadway Bismarck, N. D. April | | St. Paul, April CORV Jot the Minnesota legisla Distributors, Bismarck, N. D. |e iateset sete a ‘i | tion, will leave for Washington to-+ WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM t to argue for changes in federal gue standar 179 Sp NS A ST I EB