The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 6, 1923, Page 3

‘ ; wee OE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1923 aa THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE { held by, more than 33,000, owners, an! ra 7 ha a8 been no gene Since 1919 in the amount of our capital stock out-| standing, viz., $248,000,000, which is! some of het vacation experience. The | to be in altendance. church will observe Communion. 6:30 p. Junior League. Wednesday evening: Midweek end girls between the prayer meeting at 8:00. Come! ages of ten end iourteen are invit- —-G. SPROCK, Pastor. ed, ASN CEST p.m Bpworth League. : 2 average per stockholder 65 slaves, FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH, i -A helpful serviee for the young Commencing + 1) |worth at present market less than) Seventh street and Avenue D. Bh Gaal ne Bria | people. j 4 Ly | Morning services, 10:30. C.F. Strata pate ce Topic: “The Naturalness, of Pray- oot YUL L | “Ms showing the number of small) Sunday school, 12 noon. A Gavniad sobhies there Bran Feaaebo | ' = stockHiolders, th following figures) fyoning sorvites 8 o'clock. ave kee i \: Tkader: Miss Clara Blumer. \ jare interesting é Remembgy the offering for the For-| "fhe school at 10:80 a, mo This} 730 P: m. Public, Worship. —bresents— ; Would Have International; 20.512 individubfs hold from 1 to 19) 9:0) Mission, will be followed by an addrosa by Organ Prelude, " i M to P t Fath : ex fuaig: Wola 2 a5 ¢ Mare cordially invi ited to attend | Rey, J, David of the Near East. Re- Grean bite ie Sa ae i Os Measures to Prevent Fath- | 11,779 individuals hold ‘from 20 to i rgan Offertory, ‘ the services. lief, Rev. David is a native mission-| sariion theme “A bad bargain.” ers from Fleeing from nee : E.F. ALFSON, Pastor. Jary of that region and:will tell the story of the suffering of the Armen- The bases the Whole World is Waiting For Organ Postlude, : individuals or 85 percent 7 i : ’ Ceme and bing a friend, Sountr | hold less ‘than 100 shares’ ie ENG LUTHERAN eae wedat ee he i t —< ; ae Se eae 1 ear og tue teogalal Leeee o ©. 81° SOGTAL AND A. S. M. HUTCHINSON’S FAMOUS NOVEL ti SUGGESTED BY SWEDEN! ‘ individuals hold i iHotpine vice Sanday at eleven) wit be in charge of the Bible De- ‘| th SUGGESTE SWEDEN) shares. lo'clock. Topic: “Abgolution. partment. 7:15 p. m PERSONAL | a Ree od ‘ Eypning serviee at 7:39. The topic syentne, 1: “Abeahiakty the ERSO: ' a &e : will be double-hegter: . The sub-| fiend of God.” 8:00 pe an haste ee +! i % Not Expected to Pass 'New] \13,519 of the stockholders are wo-| stitution of Sunday for the Sabbath,’ \Prayer service and "Bible study| CELEBRATES 7TH BIRTHDAY. i ‘ ; men. * [and Sunday Laws. TDavgdeays venting sable: 20. Ser as » het sévehtn jbirthday ¥ 4 Laws se Laws 2.969 i j < ~~ F jay ev ea i ‘To celebrate her seventa birthday H Laws But to Use Laws of 2,269 of. the apes cro ae |_ Sunday school and confirmation) Ait evening services wilh begin ’80| anniversary, Emily Belk, daGghtor of f Various Nations ayn |elass at close of morning service. > | minutes carlier after this Sunday, | Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Belk, entertained colleges, chari-| “you aré weleome. , Fi ‘ . ia Gi | EER EN Pusan 10 little girls ang boys at a matinee Seat Oe a DE | be: ee panes PRESBYTERIAN Gunner purty this afternoon at. the Eltinge Stockholm, Oct. Effective in-! | ev. Harry C. Postlethwaite, D, theater. Mrs. L. F. Bechtold and ternational for the pra-| gy iW GEORGES CHURCH 1 __ Minister, Miss Clarice Belk, sister oi the little - f {addion? db "ehHdvah: WhBEAT Suowoone li TATE FE AITH | ’cv, Dr. Ryerson, Rector. The pulpit is -being supplied *y | hostess, chaperoned the youngsters. | ‘ ie tench subiaatiey tosh thWk IS NECESSARY = | 10th Sunday after sTrinity. | Rev, Harper R, Burns, State Presi-| tater they returned to the Belk res ip - | tq1) Sunday school 10 a, m. jdent Christian Endeavor Society,) dence on Fourth strect, waere a ye 3 v| F OR BUILDING: Morning, prayer with sermon fol-| who will also be glad to render any} birthday luncheon was served. A I ess {lowed by the Holy Communion 11:00; pastoful Residence (111) jainty color scheme of pink and | 4 (Co: ined fro 1) a.m, ipa Thayer Street, Phone 929R). white was chosen to decorate the ta- to/the Ger orth Da-| A speeial meeting of the Women| Morning worship at 10:30 a. m. | ple, | é Tiational A s of land|of the church is called for Friday] Sermon theme: “Lessons from the Pooh ‘ § tiopsof Ch jafternoon at 3p, m. at the Parish| Master’s Prayer Life. Th 1H { TATLEYS HONORED. oe a sonal | House. iuctioneer’at| The offering at the servic many gsales,| morning will go ta the relief of the| Soul’--by e when there a Chueth, its school and hos-] | Anthem: “Rock. of — Ages”—by| street in honor of Mrs, Henry Tatley | Peady to step Buck. 5 and daughter, Miss Clara, of Holly- sic by quartette, Mrs. » Sunday | Anthem—“Praise the Lord, O my Smart. . Y. J. LaRose entertained a! group of friends informally Friday afternoon at her homg on Sixth and the f 5 | ; i ather Tet the} | ed farmer who is buying and| Rev. L, R. Johnson, Pastor. Evening worship at 7:30 p. m. “ 99 "i ‘ ttl paying goad priees, he added. i m.—Worship with sermoi Serman metas aua mast anlikely Ca “it Wibter, Comes att Pid s ad the nsibility , E é \ : “Bhel World’ aud: the. Chuk Conversion recorded in New Testa-; Ca eatre Monday. BY SH eBay 5 Meee lg | Special music hy the quartet. ment,” welve massive reels starting ‘ | my 1s a SRGRARe aoa) with el Special musie—-Chorus choir ~ un-| at 7:15 sh , Ke BRE ht 12 m.—-Sunday school with classes| Spec sic 8 -la 5s is maseresat as eH se AT THE MOVIES 4 fee allt ; der leadership of Mr, Humphreys. | ° o sharp.- Don't miss it,/ ; : isi nel nals oa Rs Tree er | 7p. mB. ¥, P. U. meeting, Lead-| Junior iil shoal at 9:20 a AEROPLANE RIDES \ \ ( ' ae ! ! ler Mike Anna ahs Viset. Senior Bible school at 12 o'clock. . He suggests thay the first) ong “ques s bee rd fre-| “"s yin —-Serviee of praise and ser-| Junior Christian Endeavor. ‘Tues-| We will carry passengers | . ht eplainer ly/by readers of |mon. Topie: “Gog and Sex,” Rev. day at 4:15 p.m. , all day Sunday, starting from entral it of information | ¢ fa tory which cee B, Newcomb of the State Hua] LeaderIsabel Humphreys, Highway Commission Shop.; { ue ae , orm to be tunt mane society will preach at ‘both | |, Subject: “How to live an unselfish | Potter and Westfall. Experi- ction for the life.” * | services. In the evening sermon Mr, | !ife. ee. |e Pilots Millarde, who direct- | Neweomb will make use of some ob.|.Bible study and Prayer service | Cnced Pilots. sereen Version Of | servations gathered from quite an| Wednesday at 7:30 p. m, novel which | extended trip of rescarch in several |,, Please note the change of time in vl eastern states recently Bbestaning isbtyicy iby 5 You will enjoy all these services. t its foundation is! ANNOUNCEMENT OF /THE. GER- ; and that the} MAN BAPTIST CHURCH. - p of the ‘theme, as han-} What is a community without a by the author, is according to} church? Do we believe the spiritual all the, rules. of, construction 18d) ang moralidndgatice ‘of the charehes | “19.90 4 Public i down by the masftrs of the art. n Bismarck? Do we justly encour-| Oran Prelude ore Even a cur reading @ and support the church as we do! Solo: “There is a love embragin: at al Nees ES Christian Endeavor at 6:30. p, m. at ace rites j sisnoueniupuding for h heats tarines | FIRST BAPTIST, —- Subject, “Kestons tam athe | we tae Wale toma ee ? rc nicl a let oleh colting out, but it is-the di-| Corner-Avenue B. and Fourth St. | Psalm: The supreme achievement in Motion Pictures. A Page from Life as it is that will endure forever in your minds and hearts presenting the mightiest climax in the most soul stirring drama ever achieved on the screen. Mightier than the Book In Twelve Massive Reels. First Performance McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL | CHURCH F. Halfyard, Pastor. arry L. Wagner, Organist. Dr. Come: s Mrs, Mill hout recourse } : 3 ness, society and politics? The] a” te Laven cae : "5 “will reveal’ that M. Hutehin- connec sath aun Lowell, sung by Mr. Emfmet | von Koch recommends ,that on_has set no traps in the way of | and Ross sae atriv a Q “ h 1 3 sser Sts., is striving for the : sus national sections 6 de i to lead the interest away és Orgengo Martory. moral welfare, and spiritual uplift, ti : a eaHeeae | bepaveg | O2B8n Postlude. ‘ nd loyal citizenship to our beloved] 12:00 M Sunday School, on Children on as cl Pro-| country, and th rechoint bs Ss A erefor cordially in- cake (fi ork mathema in an exam- | vites all, to share their benefits | TeaoKers and scholars are urged AT 7:15 PROMPT. y rithmeti¢, and works St out nday morning service at 10:30. Adults 35c. Children 20c. and precision, “Stare of the Chure incident told directly or y school at 11:30. Mrs. J. J. Hapgood, the garrulous | Schweigert, superintendent, Miss A. S. u iry, has re- that he is suspected of | turned from ‘the east, and will relate fie ang her child, The Staal father, the evidence Northern Pacif wyning and the insinuating ques- are savings banks, insurance com-| tions of the hump-backed law: “py OTAN” W TH manieda true eeeh , coll who takes malicious delight in trying [ AK' I ions, accord-]| to enmesh an innocent man, followed SPOKANE AUTO co. for the] by the entrance of Lady Tybar and RAILROAD FINDS iT IS OWNE D friend of M bre, has a bearing BY THOUSANDS | os he sne'n tne cobot 00m where | Kase, ony church mies Who pays-you or the | Insurance company? | Are you prepared to pay for the garage ‘or any other outbuilding that goes up in flames? A dependable in- surance company pre- |; pared to pay at all times. It is good business to be Mark | he 71,000 indi- | the death of owning | grief of EMe’s Ruptured Non Skid Truss Makes You Physic- ally Fit To Do The Hee Work. nj Dogs are useq for fishing in some Parts of the British Isles. i tribune Want Ads Bring Results. More th. 2000 of g and - charital ing to figure TAXI i Fee Aaa Nears ieee den See Racine Ka either ard telicvesnithe insured against fire loss, | J Phone: One-One Hundred ital percent of the stock-| the suring M very stuff a ut Dakota Business Gollege, because if fire comes, you » FORDS FOR HIRE holder: s than 100. sk of which dram The mob | Fargo, N. D., will geta man agood are able to start rebuilding Drive them yourself. aeaial » third’ of the er » and the final righting of the | position anywhere, He was in Spo- without delay. A Hartford Bane Path St ee HRA oVaneale ory y that ne etad ony 0 & close | kane, Wash., only four days when Fire Insurance policy gives Bismari a ie ] trie 6 out its full d valde office. J. §. Johnson, manager of against financial the Valley Hdw. Co. Sidney, Mont. fire. Beulah ifentta Coal i is Best | (also a “‘Dakotan’’,) recently em- : This agency is ready to tell $4.75'-per ton. Order now ployed Geo. Brown, the day he LASTING §|| you about protection. Meee oe tier aoe Transfer Co. Phone} finished his D. B.C. course, Perfect Fit Guaranteed. nts so many D. B. C. pupils actually practice FINNEY’S DRUG loss by and DAIRY. LUNCH : John J. Runge, Prop. RELOCATED ‘ (S$. E. WAGNER General Auto Romatll, GARAGE - FIRE HALL ALLEY the cor busin owners ent ind For safe and sure insurance, call current business methods at school. You're soon “‘at home”’ with your e Have moved into larger quarters from 516 Broadway {Attention Indoor Sports. so os Si MURPHY pas { r pe ciphers fegarae | aie American Bowling Alleys “Follow the $uc- r STORE. “The Man Who Knows Plate 968 to— © issued for -¢. B, & Q. stock,{ Will be open Wednesday, Oct Write F. L, Watkins, Bismarck, N. D., Insura Used Cars‘for Sale or Trade 508 Broadway, Annex Hotel Building sunt to $321,466,500,. which are) | 3, in A-1 condi Pres,, 806 Front St., Fargo, N. D. Bismarck : : N.D and are again open for Business with a full line of Bakery Goods as BREAD, CAKES, PIES AND PASTRIES HOT AND COLD LUNCHES served at all hours. AUDITORIUM {1 Night! ‘TUESDAY . OCT. 16th — MAIL ORDERS NOW _ Prices $1.00 to $2.50 Plus Tax. Curtain 8: IB TRIUMPHANT ENGAGEMENT AFTER THREE SOLAD YEARS OF UNPARALLELED SUCCESS. IN NEW YORK CIRY , MESSRS, SHUBERT PRESENT Thanking the Public for past patronage we remain your efficient servants in the future. The Most Wonderful Mugical Play in America. isl si i eee A Romantic Melodrama TUESDAY of Hearts and Horses; Thrills and Suspense: A Great Race Track Story “Counterfeit Love” MARY ALDEN —in— “A WOMAN’S WOMAN” —also~ : Adapted from Mrs, Nal- ‘Fighting Blood” bro Bartley’s Saturday. gonad 11 Evening Post story, of stills the same ra : : a PATHE NEWS PATHE N NEWS" STORY: bay SCHUBERT'S OWN ROMANCE. 5 “AESOP’S FABLE " SCORE: 'RANZ (ANZ SCHUBERT'S OWN MUSIC. ‘ | ip “THE BAD BANDIT” . . Original Century Theatre, N. Y; Cast ~ : This Musloal Geni Hap Byoken Every. Wxiating ‘Box Office Record in iiary “of Tae, Thegrer : % 2 Mais Fo aR tly ‘i