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Evening star., 1922-03-29
RING BOUTS FOR SOLDIERS.

Walter Reed boxers will compete in
preliminary bouts of the Army district
Of Washington boxing championships
at Walter Reed Hospital Friday night.
District semi-finals will be held at Fort
Myer April IA.
Evening star., 1922-03-29
Whtte Knoclr. 0.t Conn

MANSFIELD. Ohio, March 2s.-Joe
White Tusealoosa. Ala. heavy
Pittsburgh in the sixth round last
night
Evening star., 1922-03-29
WILSON QUINT VICTOR.

Wilson Normal School Midgets de-
fsated the Westerh High School Mid
gets, 80 to 20, at basket ball yesterday.
Corsou and Carroll played well for the
winners.
Evening star., 1922-03-29
FOR THE CANES SAKE
BY Lawrence Perry

7EN idol falls particularly great golden idol that has long
wv been the subject of from Thousands
thousands of worshpers brought face with
Atlanta
ohand of of Ty
Evening star., 1922-03-29
BOWIE RACES
IL Days
April 1st to 18th

April Isl 10 I4tn
Special trains leave White House
Station at 1z:40, 1z:s5, 1:1o and
LIS pm.
Admission to G-andstand S1.65,
including government tax. First
race 2:30 pm.
Evening star., 1922-03-29

At Augusta, oa.-Aususta t6outh Atlsatie)
{; Georg1a, !.
At Wsts Forest, n. C.-waks Forest, s;
FufnaA, 3.
Evening star., 1922-03-29

feet, picked UP a handful of sand and
dashed it into the eyes OF Merri-
weather Hill. Techs second base.
man. In an instant the collssis,ns: .
than water, gathered around the
Peach The Detroit players rushed
from the bench to his rescue. For
red instant riot impended: But
cooler heads intervened and the In
cident ended with nothing more
larity. Which was serious enough.
Has the Issue Of supremacy as be-
tween the two Bills, Johnston and
there are who Will deny 1t. A majority.
small doubt. will affirm that Tilden
has proved his superiority beyond per-
adventure. The Johnstonians assert
that Little Bill was i'll most Of last
summer and not in a position to do
point to the fact that he was griev-
ously overtennised, chiefly as a re.
suit OF his European nS5ration and
his journey to Australia.
Johnston said last September that
he was not sure to come east this
year; that his growing business de;
be pitted against Tilden in the east
against west tournament in Cali
fornia in ay. and with the match
played on asphalt courts there is no
telling what may happen. Were he
to defeat Tilden convincingly, it is
whispered that his appearance in the
east in the late summer might be
assured.
Victory OF Princeton over Pennsyl-
vania for the intercollegiate basket
ball championship brought to a close q
season marked by closer competition
and higher class play than any ex-
hibited in this branch of sport for
years 1t was the more encouraging in
that ID emphasized value of team play
rather than the development Of indi.
vidual stars.
Evening star., 1922-03-29
TO SWIM IN AFTERNOON.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, March 2S.-The
dual swimming meet between Yale and
the Naval Academy will be held next
Saturday afternoon instead Of at night.
Evening star., 1922-03-29

200 to shot won at Tia Juana.
but caution is advised in playing the
Phfls or Macks on this hunch.
Evening star., 1922-03-29
,sharkey shades snen.s-

NEW YORK, March 2s.-Jack
Sharkey. local bantamweight, was
given the decision over Willie Spencer
at the end Of their twelve-round bout
last night.
Evening star., 1922-03-29

At Little Rock, Ark.-Shreveport (Tsxas),
8; Little Rock Is, Al, !,
Evening star., 1922-03-29

Riggs Athletic Club will 'Iook
pretty" for it's picture Saturday. At
o'clock on that day all members are
to report at the New Hampshire
avenue playing field.
Evening star., 1922-03-29

Holy Name clubs with grounds at
Union Park are booking games with
Junior and senior mines. Teams de-
string contests may address Rev. J.
Carroll Moore, 920 11th street north
east. or ]. B. Irving. 627 Sth street
northeast
Evening star., 1922-03-29
yosemite Athlete r.Iuh A.

Yosemite Athletic Club desires ac-
ton in the seventeen-year class.
Telephone challenges to Earl Sizer,
Lincoln $3.50, between $50 anl $50
pm. The Yossmites will open their
season April Is against the Knicker-
booker Juniors.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-11-18
FoLsoM's, JEWELRY STORE.

The better stocks of jewelry, care
fully selected and embracing the very
latest styles and conceptions of art
goods are to be found in Folsom's
Jewelry Store, jewelers. and opticians,
rs 9Th street. You can depend on
the guarantee of Folsomss when you
purchase diamonds or precious stones.
or for that matter, any article carried
in the stocks of the store. If you are
experiencing trouble with your eyes,
you should have them examined by the
occulists at Folsom's Jewelry Store.
You do not experiment with incompe-
tent or unframed occulists when you
have your eyes tested at this store.
You don't experiment and you get
your new lenses PROMPTLY.
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What The Church Has
Done For Christianity

of that time was built compactly to-
gether by this principle.
Making all due allowance for some
who fall away from their vow of
chastity, there still remain thousands
upon thousands of devoted priests to
make this sacrifice for the sake of
Christianity as they view it. The
GROWING joy of womanhood is to pre-
side over house as wife and mother.
Yet, for the sake of Christ and His
Church, many thousands of Catholic
women have denied themselves this
joy and have entered the various Sis
terhoods of the Church.
'We worship the same God. We
both believe that God sent His own
Son to die for sinful men upon the
cross. No Christian body has excell-
ed the Catholic Church in their in
sistence upon that fact. Within and
without all Catholic churches and in
most Catholic homes are to be found
the crucifixes which ever call to mind
this sacrifice. The Catholic Church
insists with all evangelical Churches,
that salvation is only through Christ"
Rev. Percy E. Wilmot, pastor of the
First Baptist church, Passaic, N. J.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-11-18
A BAPTIST PASTORS VIEW.

In considering the part played by
Catholic bodies in the making of pres
ent day Christianity, it is well to, re-
call certain outstanding facts easily
overlooked by Protestants. 1t is only
fair to say that Professionalism as such
was not born till about the year 1900
A. d. Prior to that, the history of
the Christian Church is largely the
history of the east and west or Greek
and Roman branches of Catholicism
Before Columbus discovered America,
Catholic missionaries carried the
Gospel to central Europe and as far
west as Spain and England 1t is in
directly due to the work of these
pioneers that we in America have the
Gospel message today.
All Christians owe an inestimable
debt of gratitude, likewise, to those
faithful monks, who, centuries before
the art of printing was known, spent
their lives self-sacrifcingly in patient
ly copying by hand the various New
Testament manuscripts. But for this
labor of love, neither Protestant nor
Catholic would have a Bible today
Besides these historic values, they
have contributed several very definite
and helpful things to Christianity as
we know it today. No other church
has been so successful in training it's
people in the habit Of worship. This
may be due to the fact that Catholics
spend more hours week in the in
struction of their young than do Prot
estants.
The fact that every Catholic knows
his church is open every day for his
help, that the Church also meets him
at every great event in life from the
cradle to the grave with an appro~
pirate sacrament, that the impressive
ritual, music, architecture and objects
of sacred devotion-all these and
| many other things combine to fill
him with sense Of reverence and de
velop to a marked degree that habit
Of worship. Of course all churches
cultivate this same habit, but the
Catholic success has been so marked
as to constitute it one of their great
contributions to our total Christianity.
During the last twenty years the
rate of granting divorces in America
has increased ten times faster than
the growth of population during the
same period. All Protestants honor
our Catholic brethren for their splen-
did insistence upon the sacredness
Of the marriage VOWS.
More than any other Church, per.
haps, the Catholic Church has en-
phasized the idea of obedience to au.
thority. Through all the turbulence
of feudal warfare in Europe in the
later Middle Ages, it was doubtless a
good thing that the Christian Church
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-11-18
HARRIs-RoRERTsoN.

An extraordinary showing Of the
newest styles and effects in fall and
winter wraps, coats and wearing ap-
parel for the ladies and misses, is to
be found in the display now awaiting
our readers and others at the store OF
Harris Robertson, 100 4th street. The
display contains scores of ideal, dis
tinctive models, beautifully tailored of
excellent materials and fabrics and
artistically designed. There are wraps
and dresses for every occasion for the
ladies, and offer unusual values. 1t
is an extraordinary selection Of wraps
and wearing apparel that Harris-Rob-
ertson is offering to the ladies of Bis
marck and vicinity. The store also
carries an attractive line of silk
lingerie that is particularly attrac-
tive and desired by the ladies.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-11-18
ELTINGE THEATER.

Has it ever occurred to you how
much the programs offered by the
Eltinge Theater, Eltinge Block, mean
to you? How they give you an hour or
more of real pleasure as well as
amusement and instruction with ev-
cry change of picture. The manage
ment is to be congratulated upon the
well balanced program he selects for
his patrons and that no doubt ex-
plains why this theater enjoys the
splendid patronage it has. Current
events, travelogues and educational
films are also a part of the program
enjoyable to it's many patrons at all
times and the management will APP
preciate any suggestions that will as
sist it in making the programs more
attractive and entertaining.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-11-18
. MISS MARY BUcHHoLz.

The millinery parlors of Miss Mary
Buchholz, 119 Sd street, offers an I'M
usually attractive display of hats for
fall and winter wear 1t includes ev-
erything that's new in millinery for
the coming season, chic innovations
in toques and chinchin effects. There
are smart models after the Paris and
New York styles and also many stun
ming effects created in the workrooms
of this shop. There are the glossy
close fitting turbans so much the part
of street costume, also the broad,
rolling brimmed shapes. Some are
softly shirred, others more stiff1y
severe. Many have facings of silk
velvet while new fancies and novelty
ornaments for trimmings are to be
found there moderately priced.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-11-18
AN HONORED NAME.

In her honor have arisen great con-
gregations of priests like the Oblates
Of Mary Immaculate to evangelize
the vast Northwest, while Carmelites,
Services, Marists, and others wear
likewise her holy livery. In the Unit
ed States alone over sixty thousand
sisters, each one bearing the name
of Mary, devote themselves to every
kind of educational and charitable
: work. Sodalities, like the Children
Of Mary, and confraternities, like the
rosary societies, are attached to
many thousands of churches and
chapels. The most popular of our
devotions, the rosary, is the habitual
devotion of millions of American Cath
olics, while scapulars, medals, statues
| and pictures attest in every household
our irresistible love of the Mother
of God, and the universal prayer for
her holy intercession. Many beauti-
full shrines of Mary, more or less wide
ly known, exert farreaching in
| fiuence
From every Catholic land of Europe,
| the Irish and the Germans, the Italians
| and the Slavs, have added their quota
of ancestral piety toward the Mother
of God, and have contributed each
| their share toward our american devo-
| ton to her. Nowhere, in particular,
are the Month Of Mary and the Octo-
Der devotions more popular. 1t is
clear that Mary Immaculate is today
no less the celestial friend and pro-
tectress of this land of destiny than
when Father Marquette first chanted
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-11-18
THE ROSE SHOP.

For years the Rose Shop, at 215
Broadway, has been the headquarters
for stylish and worthwhile wearing ap
parel for ladies. The stocks are large
and we'll selected, attractively display
ed, and made up in the most stylish
effects. 1t is the style center of Bis
marck and when one purchases any
article from the Rose Shop the cor
rectness of the styles are assured. One
has but to look over the attractive dis
play at this store to realize they are
the most attractive in the city. Some
wonderful garments in furs are there,
as are beautiful coats, suits, party
gowns, dresses, waists, skirts, under
wear and silk lingerie
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-11-18
RlcHMoND's BooTERY.

Richmond's Bootery, lis 4th street,
is the place to make your shopping
headquarters for worthwhile shoes.
You will find that the stocks of the
Richmond Bootery are unusually large
and offer to the people of Bismarck
and vicinity an unusually good oppor-
tunity to purchase shoes that look
well and wear well. This store makes
it a rule to see to it that every pair
of shoes sold are correctly fitted. The
ladies of this city will be pleased with
the fine selection of stylish shoes in
stock here. There are shoes here for
every occasion for them, in the newest
materials, colors and lasts.
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PERRY FURNITURE COMPANY.

The Perry Furniture Company, FL
tinge Block, carries one of the largest
and best selected stocks of furniture
and house furnishings you will find
anywhere. There is nothing like at
tractive and we'll made furniture to
make your home comfortable and
when you buy furniture at the Perry
Furniture Company that is the kind
you always get. The new stocks of
wall paper are in here and offer you a
fine new selection. This store also
conducts a first class and refined un-
dertaking service, responding to calls
night and day. 1t has a modern
funeral equipment, and the. service
rendered to you when your home is
darkened by death, merits your patron
age at all times.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-11-18
VIM. ERLENMEYER CIGAR FAC.
TnRN

Do you enjoy a good smoke? If you
are "crank" ON the kind of cigars
You smoke, then you want to try some
of those special brands manufactured
by VIM. Erlenmeyer, 423 3rd street.
Particular smokers who have tried
them for the first time liked them and
soon became loud in their praise and
are now steady users of these brands.
The firm takes pride in maintaining
the quality in it's cigars at all times
and that is why so many discriminate
ing smokers buy cigars that are made
in VIM. Erlenmeyer's factory. In adj
dition to several of his special and pri-
vate brands, other popular and well
known makes of cigars are carried in
stock. He manufacturers Little Billys
5 cent cigars, $500 per box of so
cigars, Commercial Clubs 10 cent
cigar, $4.15 per box of so cigars.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-11-18
C. w. NICHOLS.

Eventually you will be having C. w.
Nichols, Rooms 2, 8 and a. Lucas
Block, making your suits, oVereoats
and other clothes SO why not now?
The well dressed men of Bismarck and
vicinity have been having Mr.. Nichols
make their clothes for years, because
his work is so satisfactory, the clothes
are made SO well and wear SO long.
The newest stocks for winter wear are
in showing all of the latest woolens
and other fabrics, as well as colors.
Now is the time to place your order
for that new suit or overcoat Prices
at this shop are unusually low consid-
ering the quality of the clothes one
gets here.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-11-18
HOFFMAN & MURPHY.

The place te buy your candies is at
the well stocked confectionery store
of Hoffman & Murphy, 4th street, be-
cause the members of this progressive
firm give the closest attention to the
selection Of their stocks of chocolates
and bon bons. Their store is one of
the sweet shops" of Bismarck be-
cause of the excellence and size Of the
stocks always carried. If one wants
to make a hit" with his sweetheart,
or please his mother, sister or wife
all he has to do is to select box of
confectionery from this store. The
store is also headquarters for delicious
ice cream, sodas, soft drinks and
dainty and delicious light lunches.
They also carry a fine line of cigars
and tobaccos.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-11-18
j, w. SCOTT.

A grocery store we'll stocked with
the better quality of goods on which
the lowest possible prices prevail is
bound to have large patronage. Such
a store is that of j. w. Scott, 81 7th
street, in Bismarck. They know that
they get the very best grades of gro
ceries, dairy products, provisions OF
all kinds, vegetables and fruits in sea-
son at this store and at the very low
est prices. If you like smoked meats
or salt or brine cured fish, you will
find some of the very best grades
here. You get the best grades of flour
here, also canned goods, coffees and
teas. This is the headquarters for
real bargains in groceries every day
in the year
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c. A. FINCH LUMBER COMPANY.

Now is the time for you to get out
your plans for that new building that
you have been waiting to put up when
prices We're right on lumber and
building materials. Prices are right
on them now at the G.. A. Finch Lum-
Der Company, 613 Main street, one OF
Bismarcks best known lumber firms.
The Finch Lumber Company carries
an unusually large and high grade
stock of good lumber. Economic con-
ditions are slowly adjusting them
selves and business is picking up.
This means that there will soon be a
demand for lumber and building ma
terials which no doubt will increase
SO that prices will advance in some
lines. Order your lumber and other
building materials you are going to
need from this firm.
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to-wear, and cry goods. The ladies
will find the new styles, the new eff
fects and the latest fabrics and colors
in the big showing of suits, coats,
wraps, dresses, party gowns, skirts,
sweaters, waists and underwear and
lingerie being offered for their ap-
prevail at this store. And the prices
put on them are unusually low and at
tractive. Economical shoppers will
find the household articles here, towel
ing, dishes, bathroom and kitchen sup
plies, hosiery, curtains and curtain ma
terials and accessories. In looking
over the large stocks here one will
find the smartest modes in the mil
linery display and footwear depart
ment
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Hamilton, Howard and Modello pianos.
They are handsome instruments, well
made, full toned and elegantly finished
that will give you the greatest delight
to play with their easy touch. Then
there are the different models of
Photographs with all of the latest i'm
provements and priced so low that you
cannot afford to miss the opportunity
Of adding one to your home. You will
find that with the player piano and
photograph offered to you by this firm
at such reasonable prices, that you can
bring into your home the music Of the
worlds great artists as well as that of
the great bands and orchestras. We
are glad of this opportunity to recon-
mend the L. e. Maynard store to the
patronage of our readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-11-18

development of science and knowledge
of the human body so that it is pos
|sible to remove the causes and sources
OF diseases which bring on i'll health.
1t means an adjusting of the spine
and relieving the nerves throughout
ones whole body. Since DR.. Enge es-
tablished his practice in Bismarck he
has met with wonderful success, due
to his thorough training and ex-
perience
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cooking utensils, vacuum cleaners,
electric irons and the like.
OLYMPIA CANDY KITCHEN.

Where is the most popular spot in
Bismarck? Olympia Candy Kitchen,
800 Broadway, of course If there is
any new way to make the combination
of ice cream and wholesome fruits and
nuts any more delicious than you have
ever tasted, the Olympia knows how
When you eat any one of the number
less dainties suggested on the Olym-
pia's menu you will know that it is
the best they can buy and also the
best you can buy. This place is
famous also for it's wonderful candies,
prepared right here in their own sun
NY, airy kitchens, for the pleasure of
the people of Bismarck They also
serve delicious light lunches.
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FOUNDED ON CORNERSTONE OF
PERSONAL FREEDOM.
(Medford Tribune.


This country was founded by men
of all religions and all beliefs. 1t was
founded on the cornerstone of per-
sonal freedom, on the right of each
citizen to worship God according to
the dictates of his own conscience, to
regulate the affairs Of his own life,
as he saw fit, SO long as his views and
actions were not inimical to the well
fare of the people as whole.
This principle was made the very
spiritual foundation of the federal
constitution. In simple terms, the
idea was this: Even if there should
come time when there were only
two Baptists or two Episcopalians or
two Catholics or two Presbyterians in
the entire United States, those two
should have the same right to wor-
ship their faith in their own way,
as the millions who followed more
popular dogmas.
If the compulsory school bill passes,
this portion Of the constitution will
be nothing but scrap of paper. Those
who want to send their children to
Catholic schools or Episcopal schools,
or Seventh-Day Adventists schools, or
Lutheran schools Or Christian Science
schools or military schools or private
schools will not, if they live in Ore
gon, be allowed to do so.
The measure is obviously unconsti-
tutional and if passed will undoubted-
ly be knocked out by the courts. But
that will involve time and money.
Good citizenship at the polls should be
sufficient to make legal action un,
necessary.
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S. z REReEsoN & SON.

In Bismarck, the home of the
famous line of Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes is in the well stocked clothing
store of S. f. Bergeson & Son, III
4th street. The men of Bismarck and
vicinity have found that they can get
the best fit, the best values and the
most satisfaction when they trade at
Rergesons and the reason is a simple
one -Bergeson's carry the highest
grade clothes that can be found any
where. They are made by Hart Schaff-
ner &, Marx and are noted fol. the
quality of the wool and fabrics in
them, for their STILES and appearance
and for the superiority Of the work
manship and finish put in them. One
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1922-11-18
WASHBURN Ignite COAL COM.
s-aPANY SIS

One gets the very highest grades of
fuel when patronizing the Washburn
Ignite Coal Company, 901 Broadway.
It's yards are always filled with Wash
burn Ignite Coal. You will find the
coal handled by the Washburn Lig-
mite Coal Company is free from waste
and dirt, has a small ash return and
leaves no clinkers. Place your order
at once with the Washburn Ignite
Coal Company for your winter supply
Of coal so that you can be certain of
being cared for. Prompt deliveries
are made on all orders, no matter how
large or how small they may be, and
honest weights are guaranteed by this
firm.