The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 11, 1933, Page 4

2 sacrament ers AME RSET LE BY OTN FRR NS CE ited to attend our Lenten services, cordial welcome awaits you, ——— MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIO ew Broadway at Eighth St. . Fr, J, H. Slag, Rector sundsy Snsses at 809, 10 and 10 = fs * ms His memory will live long among those who were proud to call him Not Unstable ‘Tt is possible that calamity howlers will attempt to make themselves heard anew as the national govern- a9 | De Taised is that of “flat money” as & description of the new currency been used effectively in the past and +600! might be again were it not for the Bee ae ate, Der yens,*10 /tact that America has resolutely secceese 2.80 | turned its face away from those who have deceived it in the past and + 1.0] placed its confidence in those who « 2.00 | fer leadership for a better future. These last three years have made us distrustful of slogans, of catch phrases, We no longer regard eco- nomic processes as the fearful and Hark settings for those who practiced more cruel deceptions than most men ever SMALL, SPENCER, BREWER dream of. incorporated: Despite what anyone may say of it, CHICAGO NEW YORE BOSTON | however, the new money is not and will not be “fiat” money in the sense nr sere “in aa used by those who sneer at it. It will Sing, of St. Mary's procathed- be fiat money just as all other money tal, 1 ic loses an outstanding | VHich we have ever known has been G@ileen and bellder; most of our ctt- and is fiat money. Even gold is not is tom's and understanding money, though the law fixes a value bonis for it. The thing which we use for friend, and the church for which he money, be it gold, silver or paper, labored loses a faithful servant. 4 : HL E HT i i i é ag ai : i iy le i if E § Li af and refreshing for occa PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE |[izisaceve sare effect than that of tap water on the, By William Brady, M. D. kan Ee vigorous and aggressive, he seemed! tn effect, it would seem, the new Hie peaty calle bis uantafting. cha ney, Will shave gone of the charao- i His ready smile, eer! teristics of “commodity money,” a (Copyright, John F. Dille Co.) and keen mind made him so vital a hidicy ‘enppaetda ‘ty anny sasuoounes bentley Andon Bal eagerness irl allem force in the dally affairs of Bismarck and one quite as tenable from many|| caftcddateced coven is cue nehae etre Sd eet sd camped. that it is difficult to think of him as} standpoints as that of the unmodified|] in mk. No reply can be made to queries not stricken in his prime, gold standard. It is based on the tlons. Address Dr. William in care ‘Yet he who has done much for the| idea that wealth now exists in so 443 reh 12th: a. m.—Sunday school with Jun- boarding schools have Ue ginsece: ‘Miss Ella Brelje, subjected to tonsillectomy. Not \ a e—Moraing worship (English). 24 wrong; it is . r 10 years and which was just|to other forms. moval of tonsils as are poor children. Teetion ee sates A dong RO boy coming to the peak of its powers, It] The new money, whether it can be ficoording to @ tnowghttn analysts oF ; % le “Hour fn is & loss from which Bismarck will/€xchanged for gold or not, will have beplew mteeree dies British Medical not soon recover. the wealth of the country behind it.! Journal ieee Born and reared in Europe, Father| It is backed by the minds and hearts! ‘This is just another reason wi Slag came to this country only 14 years|®Nd hands of 123,000,000 people, by Se ee ae ner ago, yet his life here was an example|the productive facilities of a great| 4, Lerch cei Mary Miami, and the small army that has Sermon: itous Repro- py 3 the discourse on the Tu March 14, at 8 ercioge, geucntionsl meeting of the Wedmeotagtevening, March 15, at 8 need to be done for the community; ted. clock ten services — ye practi E i F i ag z willing to do his share, Did justice] The only threat of danger lies in r common sense need an unflagging | the possibility that people will be led r us from the curse of the @hampion; he was always reedy to|i0t0 new delusion, that of believing : a Ha delas waade © curve for us step into the breach. these new greenbacks are wealth in ine eae eon ee 4 int | WHO INVENTED AND OPERATED THE FIRST. themsel lor a good te 3. Did the faint-hearted need some- FOR TEs NET eee reny ee ethe viaglt vewiet Ale aiimanlen iN _ Contertain ‘the SUCCESSFUL AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ? man could be a millionaire and al-17ay “you must take into consideration | doctor i, ways could have been ever since the|aiso the fact that rich children are printing press was invented. Editorial Comment || Editorials printed below show the trend of tho by other editors, they agree with The Tribune's of this man’s work than his achievement in adding a $10,000 ad- to his church last year. Some or disagree policies Wheat Advances (New York Times) yesterda: Proph; March 6) in heavy trading. iE Is carbonic water a healthful drink?] The other cop, Gus Gennerich, got had been added to the church debt.| aiimey’ March 6) in heavy trading. What effect has it on the kidneys? | nis job as personal bodyguard because, Some might marvel, but not his/tober—added about two cents a bushel @D) as a member of the New York radical friends. They knew the result was/to a similar gain achieved on Satur- Answer day. July wheat closed at 53% cents, ry ir ‘| — Carbonated water is' squad, he happened to be assigned to ; Jap War Minister | HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle Aliment or food. 4 f reer 5 H il 3s € Japan's iE + GIAIGHE THE} minister of YAP | MIPIAIO) i F and devotion which gave Bismarck q war. 12 Living in the in North Dakota, where Protestant country. Catholic and Jew le side by side in 13 Dandies. eternal rest. He was one of the men 15 To enliven. bushels. who gave unselfishly of their ieee: SF i 2 3 E i bet HG i i e i i bir ‘nob, ting his name in a low money to the promotion of 20A hare in its ‘stifled voice. boy scouts, that American boys migh first year. pe arpameten. A. fs ay 22—— and con? \within. The door qeough grow into sound American men. and Ken caught her arms st ioeramstin 5 she almost fell into the fingers Nothing was dearer to his heart on asore. 42 Cundition of | VERTICAL ** tAsdeth he. exclaimed’ x, | now——’ than the youth of the city and this Ne . Proportion 25A woman who atmosphere. 1 Nuptial in tonsillectomies now sings sweetly. 44 Prophet. festivats. 26 Earthy ‘aa _ 2Queer. was matter. v6 3 Verbal. ll 27 Shafts sunk to _ instrument. = 4 Husbands or how a Q obtain’ ofl. 47 Male wives. like Sitting soptse spoon sh roteree. | rauug tah rt now what Joe 30 Cuplik . . 4 3 31 Caterpillar 49 Confines. cacoodingly. ing!" she whispered. pas seas 88 "Added to these batt. SL Rule. 7Cud of a ar goa his face,’ Fear eluicied’ tiation are the 33 Queen of the 52 Acts as a ruminaot. His eyes wavered, went and she found herself Friday by the beaven. model 8 Butrance. to the window. He shook pressing her hand over 30 Farm Board, 34 Right (abbr). $3 Promontories. 9 To recognize coaras rete ane Deeath. No, of | "eNom ne, darling? Dont te wan ots nnd 3b sae ca ten oe” ames Sis sae at eager " ; 89 Bither. 56 Desiccative. crustaceans. 54 Southeast. to—to ¢ seem Wi Probably no other Bismarck citi his (Three (prefix). 67 Rélble fungus. 11 Author of the 55 Therefore, cone bg reat 1 ft wil come Soran ,Setaehe | E é H us ‘l vf 3 z it at : F t e ib es del La i : E “uw oe Ie em sie fe tee, Dead sad te [Let os oad & queer Christian va Gen. Abe Sow'te' explain Ie I x two e tig t| tie, sted orb the virtues of Faith, Hope ' ; rece. i ‘There will be tributes to him in ie eae: | fader. | They, mid sede re, Bee weg al plenty, but all wil! be inadequate to encourage the | pe J chesk ‘down to her ‘evn. t%, express the feeling of deep loss which aaah tb come.” p thay siooa| he Deed Ta te atmag“cfosund ta came into the hearts of Catholis and Cpa ; fe forehead creneed, “But mh es Protestant alike at the news of his pew thet T'was here) Ar Pr pn ale ad a a ; the gt “] didn’ such 9 faint : eR ace | simaply. oid por Kens shadow of the LE g li He && a