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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-05-28
MUNSEY BUYS N. Y. GLOBE

New York, May %. = Frank A.
Munsey has purchased the New
York Globe and Advertiser 1t was
announced Saturday. The Globe is
one of the oldest papers in the
country being in Its 130th year.
Mr.. Munsey owns the New York
Herald, The Sun and the Evening
, 1923-03-31

r. r. Hildebrand. NJ. A, pastor.
Corner of Grant and Lind streets.
Church school. 945 a. m. Morning
worship. 1900 a. m. C. L. societies,
645 p. m. Evening worship. 7:45
p. m. Choir and orchestra music.
Beautiful Easter is here again and
with 1t comes the greatest of church
services. With n beautiful array of
God given flowers in n church dedi.
Gated to His work, with n fine pur.
pose of worship and thanksgiving the
Easter service is indeed the Service
Beautiful.
a beautiful Easter cantata will be
given by the choir Sunday. This
service WIN be held at the regular
morning worship hour. Cut flowers.
plants, Easter lilies and appropriate
decorations will be used to add beauty
TO the services.
Easter is Decision day throughout
the land. we expect many persons
young and old TO give themselves to
Christ and His work. We invite
strangers and friends to attend these
services and enjoy the Easter spirit.
Attention IS called especially to the
Wednesday evening meetings. Next
Wednesday evening after tho regular
devotional period the regular month.
ly official board meeting will be
called. a large attendance is urged.
Choir practice and Boy Scout meet
Ing on Friday evening. Ladies'
Christian association meeting win be
with Mrs. w. c. King. two doors east
, 1923-03-31

The free concer given BY tho
Charles E. Wells Music company
yesterday afternoon in its store on
<East Second street in which many
well known persons accomplished in
n musical way was heard by n large
number who crowded the plnce and
who went away with n p~leaHurablo
sense Of admiration for tho perform
ors and for the management.
Miss Naude Norman Reilly a
Roses Of Picardy.' Miss Norman
possesses n pleasing contrn'to voice,
She resides In Denver and is n great
friend OF Charles e. Wells. Several
encores were called for.
HARRY s. Wilson sans For You
Alonel Ills tenor voic- tang clear
throughout the room and his work
required several
Miss Reilly and Mr. Wilson sans
, 1923-03-31
CONCERT GIVEN BY THE
WELLS MUSIC COMPANY
is TREAT FOR CASPER

n duet. "I1l Forget YOU and IN
encore. Garry Mo Back to Old vlr-
ginny."
Hello C. FakI, ~vioiinist. showed
his skill by playing tso 'Eiegy by
Massenett" and an encore. Smiling
Through"
l.. O.. Broadus, who Is in charge OF
the saxophono department OF tho
Charles Il. Wells Music company,
played 'biewellyn."
Following Mr.. Broadus. perform
nhce WIN Rogers new Vlctroia rec
ord was played. This was entitled
"A New Slant on War"
Tho program was closed by a &c.
lection from the Amplco Re enactinE
piano. Tho piece was Caprice
Niemo.s, played r.. Fritz kreisler.
Charles Il. Wells Sir, president of
the company, was present from Den
Yer.
, 1923-03-31

Jesse A. Dean, pastor; residence.
Sprague hotel, phone $50. At e:45
n. IN, Sunday school will DO conduct
ed in the Elk school house at the
corner OF Elk and East First streets.
There will be classes for all people
from three years old upward. Exper-
fenced teachers have been secured.
At 100 n. m. the pastor will preach
an Easter sermon. the service TO be
held in the kindergarten room OF the
Elk school. This will be an oppor.
tunity for all the people of the east
side to attend worship.
, 1923-03-31

Corner OF East Second and South
Durbin streets. Lewis E. Carter.
pastor.
9;45 a. m.-Sunday school. 1t will
be the day for a missionary Offering.
Let us make II liberal.
100 n. m.-Junlor church conduct
ed by Mrs. Carter. Subject. 1.-The
Boy Who Was Afraid of Dying"
Special Easter music.
100 a. m.-Sermon, EASTER
Members will be received by letter
and on confession Of faith. Adults
will be baptlsed. Anthem, "Te Deum
In i fiat" CBraumbach). Quartet.
selected.
2;3O p. m.-Membership class.
$50 p. m.-Epworth League. Topic.
THE Living Lord" Leader. John
Boyle. Duet by Mrs. Purkiser and
Miss Stella Langford. Solo by Hubert
Bishop.
7:3O n. m.-Cantata, Life Everlast
ing" by Betrie. 10y n large chorus
choir conducted by L. L. Fisher with
Mrs. Ethel Strickland at the plano.
Monday. 1880 p. Unofficial board
nesting. Very important.
Wednesday. 1880 p. m.-Prayer ser.
vice. Subject, @What has the Easter
season meant to me-"
Friday. 2:30 p. m.-Ladies' Aid cir.
Gle meetings: Busy Bee, with Mrs.
E. NJ. Miller. SAG Madison street; CY,
will Mrs. l.. w. Bailey, 43O CY ave
nue.; Capitol Hill. with Mrs. II. c..
Hawkins, 1929 East Second street,
Mrs, Kesler and Mrs. Polling will
assist: Kensington. with Mrs. s. E.
Bailey. TAP South Durbin street, Mrs.
c. w. Beckett will assist; Social Ser
vice. with Mrs. Ada Cooksey. 252
South Washington street; Victory
Workers. with Mrs. william Jones,
1873 South Durb.n street. Mrs. V. E.
Stanley will assist.
Friday, 1880 p. m.-Choir rehearsal.
The new fiscal year begins on
April /. Envelopes have been mailed
to each contributor. II any one fails
, 1923-03-31
@fhmtth onHapf8

we expect the contractor to com.
mence york on the form for tho new
basement the first of the week.
Every department OF the church is
doing good work and our attendance
at all h services is growing. II
you are not attending these services
you don't know what you are miss
ing.
The growth of the congregation has
been marvellous to some people but
Jesus said. the Gates OF the Unseen
Should Not Prevail Against His
Church. As a people we believe in
having n Thus Saith the Lord for all
we do nj teach.
The pastor is preaching some very
interesting on 1.-THE Three
Dispensations.' Sunday morning will
be the third sermon in this series of
sermons.
II you believe in the simplicity OF
the gospel and the unity of Gods
people on the bible and the bible
alone. then we urge you to place your
membership with us at once. We
need your assistance and you cannot
afford to be without n church home.
49," spAF LpAOIh anu nelD us Ia
have a better city.
Jesus said. "I am the Way. the
Truth and tho Life" DO you believe
this? II SO put YOU belief Into ac-
ton next Sunday. A special pro.
gram VIII be given Sunday morning
by the Bible school. Fathers and
mothers of North Casper we appeal to
you for your moral support and at.
tendance at all the church services.
Sunday services at 10 n. m, bible
school Mt 10 n. M. special program
by h school, communion and ser.
mon IL n. m. Special program given
by h Christian Endeavor $50 p. m
Evening sermon 1880, subject, "The
Feast OF Belshazzer'' or "The Hand
Writing on the Wall.' Won't fail to
hear these
, 1923-03-31

1908 North Durbin street Geo
Woodland. minister.
Sunday school. 10 n m. The lesson
will be presented and at 1890 an
Easter program OF music and recita.
tons will be given by the Sunday
school. Theme OF the pastors ad.
dress, THE One Foundation" Chris.
tian Endeavor. 6:45 D.. m. Leader,
Dolma Peterson; topic. THE Easter
Psalm" Evening service. 1880 p. m.
The choir will give a musical pro
gram, including the following mum.
bers, Unfold Ye Portals" "The
Easter Message" Grown Him King
Morning OF Blessing" Lift We
Gates" Hes Calling You: solo.
Calvary; evening theme. "Knowl,
edge Without Faith" Come and en-.
joy these services with us.
, 1923-03-31

First Presbyterian.
Corner Sixth and Durbin streets.
Rev. c. A. Wilson. D.. D.. pastor.
Sunday school and Bible classes,
s;45 o'clock prompt. brotherhood
class will be taught by Mr.. l.. A.
Reed: lesson, THE Walk to En-.
maus." Luke 2413-31; a full attend.
ance is desired. Morning worship at
IL o'clock. Baptismal service and re.
ception of new members-Eastern
m Prelude-Mrs. Edna Thomas.
Easter carols by choir-'Awake Glad
Easter Morn" and Holy. Holy. Holy"
tSchimer). Solo. "Resusurexit" Nfax.
on)-Mrs. Walters. Quartet, angels
the Rock Away MarquiseMes.
danes Frank n Page. Messrs.
Davidson and Williams. Anthem,
Tell Us Where He Is" CA1iles). Young
Peoples meeting, $40 p. m. Rev. WI.
son will speak on the recent discov.
cries in the Tomb OF Egypt. and will
show pictures from the London Daily
News and New York Times. The
Session will meet at 10:45 a. m. to
receive new members. Evening wor.
ship. 1880 p. m. Sacred musical can
tata. many fine selections; Miss
Adelaide Dampiere. director; Mrs.
Edna Thomas, pianist. Easter carols
-"Hnrk. the Angels Sing and
Heavens Are Resembling" (schimer).
Solo, "Hosanna" (Nevin)-Mrs. Leg.
gilt. Cornet solo. Goodbye" CTostD
Mr.. Davidson. Duet. "Hark, Hank,
My Soul" CNevin)-Mrs. Page md
Miss Dampiere. Solo. Calvary"
Rodney)EMr. MacMasters. Anthem,
They've Taken Away My Lord"
0farquis). Solo. 20 Love OF Life"
(SalterEMrs. Lind. Duet. ANGELS
Message" MartinEMrs. Frank and
Mr.. Marquis. The annual church
meeting will be held Tuesday evening
April 2. in the tabernacle at s O'Clock.
All secretaries and treasurers are re
quested to make their reports. There
will be election of officers. Ladies'
Aid meets Thursday at $50 p. m.
, 1923-03-31
PAGE THREE

Lord Hamilton OF Dalzell. speaking
for the Jockey club at York, Eng
land. on the night OF the running OF
the Glmcrack stakes pictured mod.
ern racing as resting on two solid
foundations-the love of sport in
general and the love OF a good horse
IN particular. Facing TO many OF
It's followers as an amusement" he
said. ITO others It is n business.
but fundamentally and in its most
important aspect, It is and must re-
main n sport" he continued.
1t would be a very bad day for
the turf II the spectacular side OF
racing or the business side OF II -
ever allowed to overshadow its purely
personal side. and tho Jockey club
has no more important function to
perform n TO apply this test 10
every problem which comes before
it"
, 1923-03-31
missouri synod)


South Park n East Fourth
streets. ]. II. Gockel, pastor. Sun.
day school viii begin at 0 a. m. in.
stead Of $3.50. AT 10 a. m. a German
service will be held: at II a. m. an
English service. In both services the
sermon will be based on the Easter
Gospellesson. Mark 1915; theme.
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today"
At 1880 p. m. another English
Easter service will be held in which
the ext OF the sermon will be Luke
24:s6-4S; Its theme, Thus it be
hooved Christ to suffer and to rise
from the dead the third day"
A most cordial invitation is here
with extended TO you to come and
hear the blessed message OF Easter
Sunday.
, 1923-03-31
City Briefs

Tim Mahcney, Jr., left this morn.
Ing after speHfing a few days in the
city attending 20 business affairs.
Harold Morley will leate tomorrow
for Denver after spending a few days
here on business.
o. Anderson is visiting with friends
hero for a short time from Salt Creek.
Robert A. Byrnes left today for
Salt Creek and the Mosher wells
where he will spend a few days ad
justing claims
on Phillips returned this morning
from Tulsa after a TWO weeks bus
mess trip there.
James It. Hilburne is spending a
few days here on business for the
Robinson Manufacturing company of
New York. Mr.. Hilburne Will leave
for Thermopolis and points IN Mon
tana Monday.
Ted Williams and son are spending
n AOW Gago hCAo vi $500 vac
iting with friends.
Walter ]. jackson left asst even
ing for enver where he will spend
Easter visiting with relatives.
o. c. Roland returned to his home
last evening in Montana after spend.
ing two weeks here attendig to bust
ess affairs.
]. Kennedy Shortly Rodel left last
evening for Cheyenne where he will
spend the weekend visiting with his
parnts.
C. NJ. Bradford is a business man
Of Omaha here for the weekend.
H. o. Melvin of Tulsa, IL on a
Nhort business trip here.
p. IA. Anderson has returned from
Colorado Springs where he has been
for the last weke on business.
J.H. Goodman is a business caller
here for a week from Oklahoma
I
, 1923-03-31
Second Baptist.
Walter John Brannon, Minister

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. East.
er sermon by pastor, 1 a. m; b. Y. p.
u. $50 p. m. A big program at 1880
p. m. this program will lie Easter,
you have never heard one like It in
your life SO come AMI see this fine
Easter night program. It is just for
you. and about your risen Lord. this
may be ycUr last Els - so to put
in the Elmer right jus. come to the
SET mi In list church ard get a
glimpse OF Gays gone by when you
WIS u rf Il in 20 IT own hom
church.
, 1923-03-31

Fifth and Beech streets. C. NJ.
Thompson, Jr., pastor.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m: classes
fer all ages. Morning worship. HOO
n. M; Easter program by Sunday
school entitled Victory"
Recitations: THE Day of Victory"
Easter Angels" Easter Flowers
Surprise" THE Living Christ
Dream exercise: Ambassadors of
Christ" Symbolic exercise: 1.-THE
Flaming Torch" Song by Primary
department: THE World Children
for Jesus" Story of THE Lone Star
Mission" Special Hymn: THE Lone
Star" Anthems by the choir. Brief
address by pastor. The Ordinance of
Immersion will be observed at the
morning hour. b. Y. p. u, $50 p. m.
Easter concert. 1880 p. m; L. A. Finn.
Jr., director; Mrs. Carl Thomson,
pianist. Nov Is Christ Risen
Niakerl6Choir, soloists, Mrs. Rice
and Mr.. whistler; Earth Could Not
Hold Him" Petrie)-Mrs. C. S.
Thompson; Darkness Reigneth"
Petrle)@Choir. soloists, Miss Weber
and Mr.. Whistler; Teach Me to Love
Thee Petrie)-Mrs, Stewart, Mr..
whistler. Mr.. Finn; Let Not Your
Heart Be Troubled" MatthewsDEMr.
whistler: This Is the Promise" Mat.
thews)-Cholr; Mailed to the Cross
Mrs, Stewart. Mrs. Rice. Mr.. Finn,
Mr.. Dunn; "Allelulin" (Matthewse
Choir. Personnel o choir: Sopranos
Mrs. c.. S. Stewart, Mrs. C. NJ.
Thompson, Jr.. Miss Edna Weber.
contraltos. Mrs. NJ. T. Rice, Mrs. C
S. Thompson. Miss Ruth Allsman,
Miss Margaret Dunn; %tenors. Mr.. J.
]. Goodmanson, Mr.. j. Z. Carr, Mr..
j. II. McGinnis. Mr.. NJ. C. Chaddock
basses. Mr.. o. C. Whistler. Mr.. ]. Il,
Dunn, Mr.. E. A. Finn, Jr.
North Casper Christian.
, 1923-03-31

Rev. Edwin E. Preston. Minister
The services for Easter Sabbath
VIII be combined for this special &C.
casion In n service commencing at
$500 p. m. Our friends from tho Ken.
wood Presbyterian church will visit
us and will assist materially in the
musical portion OF tho services.
Everybody is heartily invited to come
n join In the worship of this happy
Easter sabbath.
, 1923-03-31

Rev. Edwin f. Preston, Minister.
There will be n special Easter Sab.
bath service commencing at $3.50 a.
m. The musical part of tho service
will consist largely of Easter an.
thems and songs composed by r. r.
Marquis. the superintendent OF the
, 1923-03-31

Sabbath school. There will also be
singing by the boys and
girls choirs. All are cordially invited
TO come. II you have neglected to
attend church since you came from
the East. now is a good time to get
back into the habit. week.nisht ser.
vice for prayer. praise and Bible
study on Wednesday at 7:3o.
, 1923-03-31
CARD OF

We wish to thank the members OF
the Shiftmen's Benefit association
the employees at the Standard refin.
cry and the many friends who show.
ed their sympathy. Also the ladies
who furnished such beautiful mus
at the funeral OF our baby Patrick.
MIR. AND MRS. TIMOTHY .
O'MALLEY.
MIR. AND MRS. @. II. STOWE
, 1923-03-31

Corner Of Fifteenth and Poplar
streets. DR.. ]. T. Hanna, pastor.
Sunday school. 10 n. m. Sermon.
II a. m, theme. Modern Christian.
lily and the Great Black Plague
Tor what is wrong and tho remedy.
Il Y. =. L., $3.50 p. m. Easter exer.
cises by the Sunday school. 1880 D. m.
The mid'week services as usual. Your
minister Graves your presence. SYM
pathy and prayers.
, 1923-03-31

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday at II a. m. in h
church edifice at Fourth and Grant
streets. Subject, Realty" Sunday
school for pupils up to the age OF 20
is held at $3.50 a. m. Testimonial
meetings are held on Wednesday eve.
nings at s O'Clock.
, 1923-03-31

seventh and Wolcott Streets
-. nEnL- L E

n Nolcott Streets
Rev. Philip X. Edwards. Rector
Saturday baptism Mt 4:3O p. m.
Easterday. Holy communion Mt 1880
a. m. Festival service. including holy
communion and sermon at 1890 n.
m, church school At 400 p. m. Even.
ing rvic ard sermon knights
Templar in attendance) 500 p. m.
, 1923-03-31

CHICAGO. March 81. A letter
from Lawrence Lyons chairman of
he Republican state central commit
zee of Indiana. to the American Unity
league. an organization opposed to
the Ku Klux Khan. announcing his
resignation from the khan was
published today in Tolerance
the official organ of the league.
The letter GATED March 81. as made
public by the league. in part read:
SIT is my desire to publicly de-
nounce my nffiliation with the Ku
Klux Khan or the Invisible Empire.
Having acquainted myself with the
purpose of the Ku klux Khan organi.
zation Ideem 1t my duty as a loyal
American citizen TO set forth my pc
sition as to those prescribed by the
Ku Klux Kan.
81 am n firm believer in our gov.
eminent as it is now constituted. be.
lieving that all men are equal before
the law IND the right to trial by jury
of his peers. and the right to wor.
ship the Almighty God in whatever
way they may deem fit.
The Ku Klux Khan according to its
oath and constitution. does not con.
form to these principles. Eeing a mar
OF conservative ideas n a lover of
freedom, I cannot heln but at this
time make my position plain with the
people of my state"
, 1923-03-31

a and Fenway streets. All chill.
dren are requested to meet Mt the
usual place Mt $50. so as to be trans
ferred by auto 10 the First church
Sunday school.
, 1923-03-31

DR.. ]. t. Hanna, minister. Sunday
school at gao p. m. Preaching at
$3.50 p. m. Come and help make these
services what they should be.
, 1923-03-31
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to thank our neighbors
and friends for the kindness and sym
pathy shown US in our late sad be
reavement; also for the many and
beautiful floral tributes.
p. ]. MORGAN AND WIFE.
, 1923-03-31

Lower prices on rugs at Graham
Shields Furniture Co. Why pay
more?
, 1923-03-31

to receive a package OF envelopes by
mail. please ask Mr.. Hofhine for a
package.
, 1923-03-31
c. 0. P. Chief IN
INDIANA QUITS
HOODED KNIGHTS
Resigns Membership in
The Ku Klux After AZ
6liation Of 2 Weeks.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March 81.
Lawrence Lyons. chairman of the
Indiana Republican state committee
admitted that he had resigned
frdm h Ku Klux Khan after having
Joined tho Organization about six
weeks ago. Mr.. Lyons said hat he
had given n statement to the Ameri-
Fan Unity league at Chicago in which
he characterized the khan as ''un-
American Mr.. Lyons was In Brook.
Ind. today. His admission of member.
ship in the khan vas made during an
interview by telephone.
Mr.. Lyons explained that after Join
ng the khan he discovered that it
was not an organization which he
cared to be identified with and that
he submitted his resignation one week
ago.
, 1923-03-31

We sell for less and II you buy a
Peninsular gas range at Graham
Shields Furniture Co you will save
money.
, 1923-03-31
C~ommandery Masons
VIII Meet Sunday.

The Commandery Masons, knight
Templars, r requested to meet at
the Masonic temple It Z o'clock Sun
Gay evening in full uniform. They
will march from there to the Epis.
copal church to attend Easter ser.
vices. All visiting knights are in.
vited to be present.
, 1923-03-31

North Casper Christian.
Corner East II and Mad son Streets.
The church hat is doing tn 'ngs.
, 1923-03-31

Grace English Lutheran.
Ode Fellows hall. ]. NJ Cromer,
pastor.
Easter Program.
945 a m.-Sunday school. Final
count in the "Jiggs and Maggie con-
test. Let all be present on time.
Robert Heine, superintendent. Open
ing service. Lesson. 1.-THE Walk to
Emmaus." Following will be the
Easter Brick offering. The win
ners OF the prizes will be named.
Closing service.
HOO q. m=Doxology. Invocation
hymn, The Happy Morn Is Come"
t~Schneider). Scripture lesson and
prayer. Anthem by chorus choir,
THE Lord Ia Risen Indeed" CHeyser).
Announcements. Infant baptisms.
Solo, Mrs. II. P. Bubb. Hold Thou
My Hand" tBrlggs). Sermon: THE
Risen Lord" Text. He in not here
but is risen" Luke 24:6. Hymn,
Praise to Christ No. 10. Easter
Offering. Reception of members by
baptism, confirmation and profession.
Solo, Mrs. Bryant s.. Cromer of River
ton. Hymn 322. Communion. All
who love the Lord Jesus Christ and
would love Him more are invited to
the Lords feast. Thanksgiving.
Benediction.
Evening.
In the evening a sermon will be
preached by six little boys and girls.
Subject. THE Devil and His Imps."
Text, Lord even the devils are sub
ject unto us" Luke 1017. Song by
the school. Just for Today" Scrip
ture. Lords prayer. Song by school,
Christ Arose" Sermon. Introduc-
tion-Carl Runden. Poem, Grace
Ames. First Imp-Robert Hauptli.
Poem. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mar
tin. Second Imp-Charles Dixon.
Poem, "Impertlnence and 1mpudence"
-Bernice Jourgenson. Third Imp
Tilford Olson. Poem quoted. "Impos-
sible'-Elinor Barhung. Fourth Imp
Curtis Ames. Poem quoted. I'm
precate'-Herburg Barhuag. Fifth
lmp-George Jourgenson. Poem. I'M
penitence'-Lnlian Larson. Song by
the school. Jesus Loves Me-" Offer
tory, Miss Mildred Bubb-"Now I Lay
Me Down to Sleep" Offering for the
new church. Doxology. Benediction.
, 1923-03-31

Beautiful stock or draperies at Ga-
ham Shields Furniture Co, where
prices are less.
, 1923-03-31
Birthday Party
Last Evening.

Harold Mudgett was host at an in.
formal party given last evening at
his home on CY venue in honor of
his thirteenth birthday. Following a
radio concert refreshments were
served. Among those present were
Harold Heiser. George Heiser, Philip
Pelton. Leonard Hendrickson. Tom
Sanderson. Irving Garbutt. David
Wrightsman all Of Troop s OF the
Boy Scouts and Jack Payton. assist
ant scoutmaster; o. b. Wilson. scout.
master; Edwin D. Davis, deputy com.
missioner; and Howard C. Snyder,
assistant cou executive.
, 1923-03-31

Lutheran Aid
Meeting Thursday.
The Ladies Aid society of the orace
English Lutheran church will meet
thursday afternoon. April 8. at the
home of Mrs. Thomas Thompson,
1904 South Cedar street. Mrs. Thomp-
son will be assisted for the after.
noon by Mrs Arthur Evans.
, 1923-03-31
gfSoGq; ! i !
Odd Fellows
To Entertain.

To Entertain.
casper Lodge No. a.. I. o. o. F..
VIII entertain the members of the
order OF Rebekah branch at a social
to be given tonight. All visiting
in the city of either branch
are requested to attend. and get nc.
quainted. These entertainments have
been given each month during the
winter. but this will doubtless be the
last one Of the season.
, 1923-03-31
Masonic Services

Sunday.
The Consistory Masons will hold
their Easter Sunday services in the
lodge Of the Masonic temple on
SUNDAY afternoon at 3 O'Clock. All
Scottish Rite Masons are invited to
be present.