The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-11-24
BEGUN HERE TO-DAY

Reverend Daniel Girchrist, mnrries
Jerry Goodkind for his money. Dan
iel is dismissed from the fashion
able Church Of the Nativity In New
York because of his radical sermons.
"Overcoat Hail." a refuge for the
unemployed, is established by Gil
christ. George Goodkind. Jerry's
father. calls and orders Daniel to
cease seeing Clare, who frequently
, visits the hall to help Cilchrist
Pearl Hennig comes in and warns
Daniel that her husband is out to
"get'' him. Glare comes to tell that
she has left Jerry. Daniel sends
! her back home and she returns to
her husband.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
"Aint you well, Mr.. sGilchrist7'
she asked, alarmed.
"Just tired" he said, not moving.s
"Maybe you amt believin' hard
enough" she said naivcly-, He looked
up now. 1t was what he had needed.
| lie smiled at her and straightened.
"It's most time for the meeting"
she added. ~,
Grubby came back now with q tray
loaded high with sandwiches. In his
trail came several others, for the
meeting. There was Mrs. Mulligan.
swaying a bit with liquor and glad
to find a warm place to enjoy her
mi-sober state. There were Mr..
and Mrs. Henchley, he q middle
aged locksmith, not without reserve
and she towering above him for"'id'
ably. 4 IA
/ ;ood evening. Mrs. Mullisan,'
said Mary Margaret pleasantly.
ut is not" the red-faced woman
rctorted. 80 f'a
The others held the evening in bet
ter rcpute, however. and returned
Mary Margaret's greeting with goot
grace, and that Of Gilchrist, toe.
II guess we're early said Nj
Henchley to Daniel. 80,
Eyes," followed up his wife. ="
wanted to speak to you--about MI
Henchley's pants"
"Mr. Henchley's what?" aske
Daniel curiously.
PANTS" reiterated Mrs. Henchley
Il took out q spot-with gasoline
and hung 'em on the fire escape tina
runs across from this house, an
. tonight they was gone, and thin
+, you ought to look into your dodgers.
Il WILL" said Gilchrist, nodding.
"Good evening, everybody" Tn
= = others acknowledged the greeting Q
;, tall, angular Jewess, a carmen
+ worker, but almost scholarly in ar
pearance.. - 49, "i..i' e ~ -,
v "Good evening, Miss, Levinson,
;. said; Daniel. ~ .sa% Il, @..r.
n 1--WE brought hack your book, sh
n said, handing a volume to Gilchris
"What've you been reading
II queried Mrs. Henchley ~
IL George Bernard Shaw" the gi
if answered evenly ,
- II s'pose you amt read I'll
/. Sheik' il. ~, II '@el~r. ~, ,re.as -
r "We'vc been. reading Caesar ar
IS Cleopatra together" put in Gilchris
"That's where we got the quotatie
e. on the board. I've jumped it . bi
rs He turned to the board and feas
n ""And so, to the end of history ha
ID shall breed hate, murder shall. bre'
Is murder, until the. gods create ra
is that can understand :.
~ That's it. isn't it," said Miss lie
vs. inson. "a race that ~ s.-
OF A door flung open violently int
rupted her. It was Pearl Hem
No breathless. - &
! "Mr. Gilchrist!" she demanded.
AZ Daniel turned to her calmly.
W "Oh, it's you,A Pearl. thong
you'd gone."4 ..H W
"No-I've beer watchin' and T.
-. got to speak to you.quick!" S
~ was twitching nervously. r
"In just q few minutes!" Dan
" turned back to Miss Lsvinson.
-, "Now!" shouted Pearl excited
W. Joe's out there!"
I'd = Mrs. .Multigan resented the d
'er turbance of her doze.
700 cav, shut up!" she blurted.
on "Mrs. Mulligan!" admonishedi G
itv christ. "Pearl-you'rc interrupti
fe. YOU were saying Miss Levinsor
1--WE seem to have hated eve
thing different from ourselves.
CO. Miss Levinson vent on lin stati
or race, or religion"
peari.sstood >hy,'sAgitated creat'
% "Yes,v-.aid .ap.aiyi.. quite calm
ats 4stupid-spd Z iHsfinctivc.
-, noticed we're inclined; to blaine
W. man for q, pulsmosc--K ours il
~. ~ man. Some. day ven get over
' '"s idea that all who differ from us
Co. Williams and that We should h
49, each other instead Of trying to
S ~, derstand each other. It was on
- battlefields that came to believ
IN mans life might we'll be given
..u teaching .and preaching-loyel"s
10y A crash drowned the. last woId
a half,brick came hurting thro
10y. "y the window and dropped at Z
gu christ's feet. There were scre'
~ and a general rush. for cover.
.e Gilchrist alone stood his groul
ana Don't be. alarmed" he said ea'
$50 "It's only some hoodlum." So
80 TITS Joel". screamed y, Pearl.
I seen him in. front. That's. VIII
~ couldn't get out. Somebody 60
..,re the police
an an. There was general movement
the ~a en- 80; ~ ,uyyn na.,5 1i.ii.h.;.t
e of W. uS~ (
that '".y na'te LIZ. ~
hi Pearl pleaded. He'll kill you'll"
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