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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
SOCIALISTS F[AYED
/ AS NATIONS FOES
BY FEDERAL JUDGE
PrOfiteers and Nom Voters Are
Included in Denounced
Glasses.

Milwaukee. Sept. 18.-Socialism and
kindred elements were dashed furiously
by Judge Martin Wade of the federal
district court of Iowa, in a speech here
Sunday night before 1900 delegates to
the National Catholic Charity conven-
ton in the auditorium.
Judge Wade flayed as enemies Of
the republic the soap-box orator, the
socialistic university professor, the
profiteer and the citizen who fails to
vote on election day.
Freedom of the press must be main.
tanned, he asserted, and publication can
not be stopped, but there is NO reason
why the government, through it's postal
service, should carry propaganda on
posed to it. he said.
The conference is being attended BY
about 1000 delegates. The opening
services were held at st. Johns cath
edrai, under the direction of Bishop
Rhode of Green Bay. The st. Vincent
de Paul societies, the Catholic BIZ
Brothers and the Women's organiza-
tons held preliminary meetings on sun
day. @@ ->'>-
Better supervision of charity work
was urged BY W. j. Kerby Of the Cath
ohc university, Washington. He urged
that attention be given to causes of
social unrest, as well as to results.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
.frater11al JRfm8
ELKS PLANNING
OLD TIME SMOKER
Function Is Forerunner of
Membership Campaign to
Wind Up Armistice Day.

| AS forerunner of a vigorous mem
bership drive which Great Falls Lodge
No. PA, B. z. 0. E., will prosecute
during the early fall and which will
| terminate on Arimstice day with init
| alton ceremonies, that organization will
entertain its friends on Wednesday
evening, Sept. 81, at an old fashioned
get together meeting designated as
'Ye Olde Tyne Smoker"
w. r. Makemson. chairman of the
entertainment committee, has been
active for some time making extensive
plans for the success OF this smoker.
Each member is expected to bring a
guest, and the speakers thus far pro-
vided for the program are J. NJ Bur
lingame. toastmaster; f. II. Cooney,
History of the Order; r. P. Reck-
ards, Financial Condition of the
Lodge; ]. W. Speer, Future of the
Order" A. E. STREET. of Casper,
Wyo.. was invited to attend the
smoker. but has replied that it is i'm
possible for him to come. His present
plans. however. he says. include visit
to Great Falls lodge some time during
the coming winter.
The committee in charge Of the
Armistice day program is composed of
c. T. Gregg. 10y J. Molumby. H. T..
Blomquist, John f. Moran, Frank
Fogarty, and II. W. Benton.
The regular meeting of the lodge
will take place tonight.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19

Our national soul and our home life
are intimately connected Suct
thoughtful and patriotic American.
as the late Theodore Roosevelt
have declared that other questions are
of no consequence compared with the
vital question of having the unit of the
social life. the home, preserved; and il
we have solved every other problem in
the wisest possible way. it shall have
profited us nothing if we do not have
the question of the relations of the
family put upon the proper basis. Truly
there is no place on earth so precious
as the home.
Product Of Religion.
Homes are product of the Jehovah
religion. Jesus was reared in happy.
holy home. Mont Christian lands are
not so blest Bishop Herbert Welsh
in city of perhaps 100000 people a
missionary declared that he did not
know of one happy home in the whole
city. except the few homes where Jesus
Christ has come.
The many young people Of Montana
who have come to me to be married
have impressed me with their fine
spirit and character. They contem-
plate establishing homes where love
shall prevail They undoubtedly ex-
pect a little bit of heaven in these
homes. No finer young folks have we
found anywhere. We pray that all
their hopes of peace and blessedness
may be fulfilled. - -.
Reason for Unhappiness.
THE reason some homes are ,ln-
happy is that drink, gambling. selfish
ness, jealousy or unfaithfulness enter
the sacred portals and play havoc with
true love. Carelessness and neglect.
roughness or nagging may. alike spoil
the peace of the cheeriest and happiest
fireside. Profligacy. Incidence md the
consequent poverty undermine the true
joys of home life. Home breakers. like
serpents in the new Eden. too often do
the devils work and blight the beauties
and pleasures of paradise.
Children deserve to be born into
happy homes. If angels could decide
where little children should be boru,
would they not choose the homes where
love reigns. where faith resides and
where noble labor strives to give ample
support
where the spirit of Jesus Christ
Jules in the hearts of husband and wife.
N father and mother hearts. there is
The faiEest prospect for enduring home
happiness. When Jesus cast out the
avi. spirit from the crazed man among
he tombs, he doubtless transformed
The home life, and at home with the
'stonished friends the new man lived in
,eace and joy to the end of his earthly
lays. The power and grace Of the
Redeemer is universally needed, that
he home life of the nations be estab- |
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
White Shriners Hold
First Initiation of
Year Last Monday

The White Shriners of Jerusalem
initiated a large class last Monday
evening at its first ceremonial of the
new year. A reception was held dur
ing the afternoon from 4:3O to $50.
members. A banquet followed in the
dining room of the Masonic temple
with program following. Miss Esther
Powers acted as POSTMASTER, and mu
steal selections and speeches filled out
an interesting program
Mrs. W. NJ. eagle. as deputy SUI
preme Waterman Of the Shepherds for
the state of Montana. instituted a new
shrine Mt Afissoula last Saturday eve
ming. this being called the Rose Croix
shrine. On Wednesday evening of this
week she will institute Emmanuel
shrine at Glasgow. Mrs. Fred Knisley
has been elected worthy high priestess
at Missoula.> and Mrs. Ella Shoemaker
to the same office at Glasgow.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
Home Missionary
Society Will Meet

The Woman's Home Missionary 50.
ciety of the First Methodist church will
meet in the parsonage, 113 Sixth street
north, Thursday afternoon. at 2:3O
o'clock.
The Sunny Side Aid society Of the
South Side Methodist chapel will meet
in the chapel Friday afternoon, for
election of officers and a social time.
The ladies will also hold social next
Saturday evening in the chapel. at s
O'clock. The proceeds Of the evening
will be devoted to chapel expenses.
The Asbury Epworth league of the
First NJ. e. church will hold a social
in the church Friday evening, the first
of the fall series, to which all young
folks are cordially invited.
The mid-week meetings Of the First
Methodist church. which are being led
BY the pastor, the Rev. A. G.. Bennett,
will hereafter begin at 7:3O D. m. The
discussion next Wednesday evening will
center upon the work of Ezra and Ne
hemiah, the wall builders and city
builders; Great Souls Who Stirred
Their Times" !.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
Knights of Pythias
Report Large Crowd
at Harlowton Meet

Knights of Pythias and Pythian
Sisters from Great Falls who at
tended the annual meeting of the grand
lodge of the state at Harlowton the
past week report that the gathering
was the largest attended and most in
teresting one held in many years.
Twenty-one Knights and five Pythian
Sisters went from Great Falls. re-
turning Wednesday evening. There
were about 800 delegates and mem
bers in attendance at the meeting. il
is reported, and the entertanme nt
extended by the Harlowton lodge was
unusually good. Billings was chosen
as the next meeting place Of the grand
lodge. the convention of 1922 to be
held on September II and T.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
Catholics to Have
Sunday School at
Black Eagle at 2

Children Of the Great Falls Catholic
parish residing at Black Eagle will
hereafter be provided for with Sunday
school services at 2 p. m. in the Palagi
building
Wednesday. Friday and Saturday of
this week will be Ember days in the
Catholic Church. to be observed by
fasting and abstinence.
The Women's Catholic Order OF
Foresters will meet on Tuesday eve
ming at st. AIMS hall.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians
will meet in st. AIMS hall on Wednes-
day evening.
Knights Of Columbus will meet
Thursday evening at St. AIMS hall.
Boy Scout troops 8 and 10 will meet
on Wednesday and Friday evenings in
the gymnasium. Troop s will meet on
the west side
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
Plan Social Session
Once Each Month

Silver Leaf Circle No. IS. Women
Of Woodcraft. met last Wednesday
evening at K. Of F. hall. The meeting
was of a social nature. with cards and
Refreshments. The ladies' first prise
was won by Mrs. J. H.'Jones: second
by Mrs r. NJ. Collins; consolation BY
Mrs. Peter LaMere: mems first prise
went to ]. n. Mayer, and the consola-
ton to L. r. Beck. It was decided to
hold q social session once each month
during the winter. A large class will
be initiated at the next meeting Of the
circle.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19

vision and soul of the church because
of the utterly perverted idea of
preach the gospel"
In the course Of his address Mr..
Bryant delineated the successive
steps taken by the Holy Spirit in
establishing the church. He showed
the practical and helpful methods
taken by the Holy Spirit in improv-
ing the lives and Christianizing the
souls of the heather among which it
worked.
Want ForcefuI Speakers.
The Rev. Mr.. Bryant said in part:
"The minister of the gospel today
is expected by the congregation that
calls him to spend his time largely
doing the very thing Paul was SO
careful to guard himself against
prepare addresses that are highly
perfected specimens of enticing words
of mans wisdom. Our churches today
want 'forceful speakers, entertain
ing reasoners, able rmonizers. Vital
Christianity is calling for ministers who
can work in the power of the Holy
Spirit. Christ. as head over all things
to the church. has been largely lost to
the vision and soul of the church be-
cause Of the utterly perverted idea of
preaching the gospel
Would it not be interesting to con-
template preachers coming before
his audience Sunday-not with a mas
terful sermon-but surcharged with
power from on high? Able to speak
few-only a few simple words about
the cross, the risen Lord, and the de-
seconded Spirit. all to be followed by the
coming in mighty power Of that Spirit
,,r,on fho refharnd nonn1a cayio0 tho
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
More Forcefui Preaching,
Fewer Figures Of Speech,
Pulpit Need, Says Minister
Modern Congregations Demand Too Highly
Perfected Specimens of ''Enticing Words of
Mans WISDOM Says the Rev. D. Bryant

lost and healing the sick? Thus was i
in the beginning. ......
Want More Than Sermons.
as humanity getting more out of u:
who preach today? If Paul or Peter
were to speak in our largest auditorium
next Sunday, the place surely would be
crowded by an eager, expectant audi
enee. and all in that audience who knew
anything about either man would be
looking for something more than an ad.
dress. God give us power! Christ. the
head Of the church, sitting on the right
| hand of the majesty Oh high, is there
to give us something more than ser
mons. The Holy Spirit is here to open
this fountain Of power for US.
There are very many in our midst
who want religion but they shy at the
idea of being added together They
want religion that is fluid and morgan
lied. They say that the Bible com
mand that men repent, be baptized and
unite with the church is out of date.
They charge us preachers with insist
ing on doctrines and ordinances that
keep men away. They will cheer Je-
sus and hiss the church. The real
trouble is not with the church, but due
to the fact that such people are not
saved. Men who have been saved are
glad to have the Holy Spirit add them
together Christ loved the church and
gave himself for it. Christlike chris
tians love the church also. ..M
Mankind Is Sin-Stricken.
When it comes to health. mans fun
damental need is God. 1t is true that
the advance in surgery and general
medicine is almost bewildering. Yet in
the fact Of it all mankind stands today
sin-stricken and disease smitten. We
need pray more, to attain a new tes-
lament faith.
christianity sets people to work.
1t invariably makes them Industrious
and frugal. It fits them to possess and
to administer property. But real
Christian will always hold property as
divine trust and glorify God in its
use. But there is something far more
important than property here. Among
Christians there must be a spirit of
symp sthy. love and helpfulness.
We may we'll question the presence
of the Holy Spirit in our message and
method Of church work when month
after month and year after year passes
and not one Of our young men OR wom-
en- go forth to the mission fields or
1hflsLldH ministry. 1HueeN, IL Is very
serious indictment that the lips of the
Iaymen' as we term them. are silent
while a professional preacher does all
the preaching that is done 1t all
seems so wrong and so at variance
with what the Spirit once did and with
what we well know he waits still to do
May the letters of the church again be
broken that Christs disciples may 60
everywhere preaching the word
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
Workmen to Honor
j. II. Corcoran for
His Years of Service

To honor ]. II. Corcoran. one of its
most active members. Great Falls
Lodge No. s, A. o. L. W., will hold
special exercises on Tuesday evening of
this week following its regular meeting
in the Odd Fellows hall Mr.. Corcor-
an will leave this city in the near fu-
ture to make his home in Portland,
and his long years Of service in the
lodge will be recognized at the meeting
Tuesday evening Fl. A. Duncan will
preside over the ceremonies. and
speeches by the Rev. Leo T.. Totten and
Mr.. Corcoran will be made.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19

resolution gave Fisher even more con-
sideration than he believed Fisher was
entitled to.
IT seems to me that we are ex-
hibiting lack of courage" said Miss
May Trumper. eff he is entitled to be
discharged then we should discharge
him" %
Judge Sanner said that in looking
over the proceedings in the matter
be had found zone charge which. f
proven, prevents us from passing him
on to any crher law school" This
being the charge that Fisher held that
each person had the right to letter
mine for himself, in the event Of the
involving of his country in war with
another, and that he maintained the
right to teach such a doctrine.
MIR. Freeman said that if he was
asked to pass upon this question he
would hold that Fisher had been found
guilty Of these charges and Of this sna
In particular.
Miss Trumper said it would be
mistake to turn Fisher loose to other
institutions under pay and that she
would prefer the adoption of she reso-
luton presented by Mr.. Freeman on
Saturday.
Mr.. Freeman maintained that the
standing of the board of education
was at stake and that more damage
would be done to the university if
Fisher should be kept on and thereby
let the people Of the state know that
the state board viii condone guch
teachings.
Governor Dixon asked what bear
ing this had upon the question Of
conscientious directors and Judge
Sanner replied that they were not the
same. as the government recognizes
the right to conscientious objections.
c. II. Foote expressed himself as
having no objection to conscioucious
objections but that hs did protest their
being taught in the Montana schools,
Governor Votes No.
Finally. after the matter had been
discussed for more than an hour and
the question had been called for sew
eral times. Governor Dixon put thu
question Of the adoption Of the reso.
luton and it was carried by the fol.
lowing vote:
Ay.s-Freeman. Dietrich, Rankin
Eliel, Line and Spain.
Noes-Dixon. Tfumper, Sannen
Foote and Violette.
Chancellor Elliott then informed the
board that some action should be
AIKEN. for the direction Of the uni
'ersity administration, Of the serious
question OF the extraneous activities
# members Of the faculties and upon
notion of Mr.. Freeman it was de.
ided that this question should b
brought up for consideration at the
december meeting.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
Musicians Invited
by Choral Society
to Join Organization

Musicians and singers interested in
the advancement of music in Great
Falls have been extended an invitation
to join. and to attend the rehearsals,
Of the Great Falls Choral society by
the members Of the Musical Arts as
ISOLATION of Great Falls. The purpose
of the society is to give concerts dur
ing the winter and further the interests
of music in Great Falls. The initial
rehearsal Of the society will be held
this (Monday) evening at 7:30 o'clock
at the First Presbyterian church.
Professor r. A. Reyes is director of the
society.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
Rebekahs to Observe
10th Anniversary of
Their Organization

The 10th anniversary of the Rebekah
grand lodge swill be celebrated by
Myrtle Rebekah lodge in this city on
Thursday evening of this week at a
banquet in Odd Fellows hall. following
the initiation of large class.
Mrs. Jessie Bowers is chairman Of
the committee in charge of the banquet
which will be informal in nature. The
first Rebekah lodge was formed in
1851. at the instance of Schuyler
Colfax. then vice president Of the
United States. The lodge was organized
in Baltimore. The first lodge in Mon
tana was Yeoman No. /. at Helena.
There are now 90 lodges in the state.
with total membership of 1000.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
Church Successful
in Its Campaign for
Funds, Says Pastor

Encouraging results are being secured
by the teams engaged in the raising Of
funds for the construction Of the new
church at the corner Of Fifth avenue
and Twelfth street, planned BY the
Emmanuel Baptist church. 1908 Sew
enth avenue south. According to the
Rev. D. L. McGriff, pastor OF the
church, the 10 teams which have been
at work since last Monday will submit
the first reports this (Alonday) even
ing. A free luncheon will be served IN
The church at that time.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19

home the Christian parents will ais;
attend divine services regularly, fol
scripture will urge attendance by it,
frequent appeal. Such parents will
not think it sufficient to send the
children to Sunday school, but will &C.
company them to divine services. II
is, indeed, sad state of affairs if the
parents do not attend services, but
ask the children to visit the Sunday
school.
May God grant that parents would
do their duty in giving their children
Christian education, preparing them
for the life that is to come. 4 great
responsibility rests upon the shoulders
Of every parent and woe unto the one
that shirks his Or her duty. Let
Christ be the head of the house and a
silent listener to every conversation
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19

day morning ad-
dress on the Holy
Spirit and the
Church. Contin :
uing, he said. Our
churches today de-
ire for e f IL !
speakers enter
tanning reasoners.
able sermonizers.
Vital Christianity
IS calling for minis
ers who can work
: n the power of the
spirit. Christ, as
head over all
things to t h e
has been
largely lost to the
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
Calling atten-

Calling atten-
ton to the adage
"The Child Is
Father to the
Man and adjur-
ing parents to
bring up their
children not only
to be honorable.
respectable a n d
worthy citizens
from a civic
standpoint. b u t
also to train
them SO t b ey
will Low and
+ e Y re t b e
teachings of the
Lord, SO they
will know they
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
A BASEBALL ROMANCE

Mamma said the Young Thing, II
want you to stop forcing me into Mr..
Gottit's company all tho time. People
are talking
"But. my dear" protested the Solici-
tous Lady. ''he 10 a wonderful CATCH"
HE may be. Mamma, but il you keep
on thinking you are pitcher. he'll get
onto your curves and throw the game"
Times-Dispatch.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
CATHOLIC BOYS TO FORM
SCOUT TROOP AT BLACK EAGLE

I 4 troop Of Boy scouts will be organ-
I lied during this week at Black Eagle
among the boys of the Catholic parish.
High mass and sermon will be resumed
on the first Sunday in October at st.
AIMS cathedral Members of the choir
are invited to rehearsal after the last
mass next Sunday
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
HAPPY HOMES
THOSE WHERE
CHRIST RULES
National Soul and Domestic
Life Intimately Connected,
Says The Rev. A. G.. Bennett.
Text-"Go home to thy friends,
and tell them how great things the
Lord hath done for thee, and that
He had compassion on thee

Happy H o m e s
md the Hearts
That Make Them"
was the subject of
the Sunday evening
discourse by the
Rev. A. G. Ben
nett, in the First
NJ. E. church. 4
compliment " a S
paid to the many
young people who
have been married
by the minister
since he came to
Montana. Speak
ing on the need and
the maintenance Of
home life in Amer
lea and throughout
the world, DIR. Ben
nett spoke, in part,
as fnllauys.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19

MEET ON THURSDAY.
The Ladies' Aid society of Our
Savior's Lutheran church will meet
on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. e.
o. Penkelsrud, at 1909 Second avenue
north.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
SAYING IT WIFI CLOCKS,

Speaker-''And in conclusion. ! ask
you to give to your utmost capacity to
the sisters for the fund TO buy alarm
clocks to send out to Uganda to COM
Bat the frishtfal sleeping .hc.,,..
(Christiania).
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
TRINITY LUTHERAN COUNCIL
WILL Meet ON TUESDAY

The Trinity Lutheran church council
will meet Tuesday evening at the
church at 7:3O to prepare for the reg
uIar. quarterly meeting to be held next
Sunday at 2:30. The confirmation
class will meet Friday evening at Z
for instructions. Choir will rehearse
Friday evening at g.. --------
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
Text: "If depart, ! will send
Him unto y0u."-John, 1917.

''1n some respects the modern pulpit
is the greatest foe vital Christianity
has," declared the Rev. Daniel Bryant
of the First Baptist church in his Sun
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
PAsToR's AID SUPPER.

On Wednesday evening of this week
the African Methodist Episcopal
church will hold it's pastors aid sup
per, at the home Of Mr.. George Col
Inns. On Friday evening Bishop W. A.
Fountain. A. NJ. D. D., Of Atlanta.
Georgia, will speak at the A. M. e.
church.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
WILL MEET FRIDAY.

The Ladies' Aid society Of the Grace
Presbyterian church will meet on Fri
day afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. James
Cunningham at 1908 Sixth avenue
north.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-19
Amo11g CburcbeS Of @reat falls
TRAIN YOUNG
T0L0VEL0RD,
PASTORS PLEA
The Rev. Paul r. Rohlfing
breaches Upon Benefits of
Christian Education.

Text-"And, ye fathers, pro-
woke not your children to wrath;
but bring them up in the nurture
and admonition of the Lord
Eph. Ga.
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FISHER 0USTED

Continued from Page One.
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lost and healing the sick? Thus was it
in the beginning