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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-16

sr. Evaristo Ribera chevremont,
San Juan, P. r.
Estimado amigo:
t'El hondero lanzo la piedra'' y
no sin tino. Ha dado en- el blanco. Con
pulse serene, ojo avizor y espiritu va
nente, dispara el su idea-rayo sobre ell
edifcio arcaico, de techo bajo, dentro
del cual Sc refocilan, en- un arnbiente
va viciado, los poetas, poetastros, poe
tazos y poetisas de aver y hoy. La pie
dra cae en- el carconlido techo abrien-
do paso al sol, a Ia verdad.
Ell, adem&s de hondero, es pintor,
y ha dado un magistral brochazo
de blanco en- el ienzo pintorreado por
la. farandula de pseudo-artistas, les
ha ordenado: tComenzad de nusvo!
La humanidad avanza en- sentido
progressive en- sentido Retrospective,
Avanza progresando en- las ciercias.
Avanza .retrocediendo en- Ia politica, en-
Ia economic, en- la ,sociologia, en- las
srtes. En- Las ciencias SO destruye Ia
ignorauoia y nos seercsmos pioss En-
los 6rdenss politieo, social econ6mico,
artistico, SO destruyen Ia irAumanidad, !,
los prejuicios, las hipocresias los arti-
fcios, y rstrocedemos hacia Dies, ha'
eia Ia Naturaleza, hacia 10 original
Va I'd por un camino ssguro, ami
go RiDera, y su obra tsndra eco On la
eteruidad. Acabe I'd. en- tusna bora
CON esos trsstos vieios que So llamat1
rima y metro. lPara que mas metro
que Ell del fatidico tic-tac da las h6ras
que impsrtkrriso marca ei paso ira
YES de los sigios ssta caravana hui
mana, cisga y ioca? para que mas RI
mas que la del mar, del viento, del pa
iaro, de la vaca, del becerro, de la
Quebrada, de la, lluvia, ETC.?
Observation-Disclosures
Nati1ralcemonos
Su amigo,
Francisco ou1NTEEo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-16
Aqui Esta
10 Que a I'd. lie Custara Conocer

Una nueva pasta dentiffica, ba-
! sada en- Ia investigation noderna,
ha traido grandes bene6cios a 1ni-
Homes de personas. Los dentistas
dc TODD el mundo estan recomen-
daudo 81 uso. listed puede palpar
sus rcsultados al yer las dentadu-
ras brillantes en- donde quiera que
inire.
Aqui' sc le ofrece una prueba
deliciosa, para demostrarle 10
rnacho que signi6cara en- su hogar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-16

ST listed Sc FILA en- nuestras
vidrieras Sc pondra al tanto de las mo.
ias y precios del mercado.l
GONZALEZ pADIN co. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-16

ST listed QUIERE essar sism-
pre- al tanto de las tiltiunas modas, VI
site con freshsfcia a GONZALEZ PA
DTN co Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-16

Susdentadura esta cubierta con
ura tapa de pelicula viscosa. Min
euua pasta dentifrica ordinaria
puede combatirla e6cazmente. Por
esto sc adhere a los dientes, pene-
ira en- los intersticios y ALI per-
rlanece. La rnayoria de los diem
tes suciossY de sus padecimientos
sc deben 4 esa pelicula pegajosa.
La pelfcula absorbe las man
chas, hacienda que los dientes sc
vean empafiados. Constituye el
origen del sarro. Retiene substan-
cias alimenticias que sc ferrnentan
y producer acidos. Mantiene el
acido en- contacto con los dientes,
caasando la carries.
Los microbes sc reproducen en-
ella por rnillones, y estos. juntos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-16

Era alarmante
Los males de la dentadura, seti-
9inados por la pelicula, iban en-
constante aurnento. Pocas per-
Sonas lograban escaparse. La situa-
cion era alarmante. La ciencia
busco elementos destructores de
la pelicula.
La investigation descubri6 dos
metodos. Uno sirve para coagular
la pelfcula y el otro para remover
Ia, sin necesidad de ninguna restre-
gadura perjudicial. Autoridades
competentes cornprobaron la eff
cacia de estos metodos. Entonces
sc creo una pasta dentifrica, ba-
sada en- La ciencia moderna, y estos
dos destructores de la pelicula
fueron incorporates en- ella.
Esta pasta dentifrica Sc llama
Pepsodent.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-16

Pepsodent trae consigo una
nueva protection. Multiplica la
a1calinidad en- la saliva, que sirve
para neutralizar los acidos de la
boca, causantes de las picaduras
de los dientes.
. Multiplica tanbien el digestive
del alrnidon en- La saliva, para di-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-16

con el sarro, SON la causa principal
de la piorrea. &aat ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-16
Proteja el eslnalte

Peps0dcnt cOagula In pelicula v
luegO Ia rernueve p0R medic de
un agente much0 mas Suaye que
ell esnalte. Nunca use I'd. MAJ
terias raspantes arenosas para
cOmbattr La pelfcula.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-16
UNA ExPREsIvA cARTA AL POE
IA RIBERA cHEvREMoNT

San Juan, Puerto Rico.
abril 12, 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-16

Los cabelleros y sefioras que de-
seen tener dientes mas bellos deben
connbatir esa pelfcula sucia. Toda
La gente que desee tener dientes
Hznpios y sanos debe eliminarla.
Envie. ..el cupon para obtener un
tubito para 10 dfas. Note que linn
pios Sc sienten los dientes despues
de usarlo. Observe la ausencia de.
la pelicula viscosa. Yea como los
dientes sc enblanquecen medida
que las capas de la pelicula desa-
parecen.
Lo que I'd. yea y palpe le con-
vencera pronto. Corte el cup6n
ahora mismo.
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gerir los dep6sitos aniiizeeos qua
de otro rnodo Sc fermentan y for
man acidos.
De estas rnaneras Pepsodent est5
trayendo una nueva era dental
para beneicio de las personas cui-
dadosas de mas de so paises.
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P:'!e!:75Sode:lNiSl :liSl
El Dentifrico Moderno '

centfhca basada investigation
RecOmendadR
pales dentas del mundo cnerO. De Vena ubOs
ama6os tOdas parties,
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AGENTE EXCLUSIVE EN- PUERTO RICO
ICNACIO PENAGARICANO !.
SAN JUAN -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
CARTA ALBERTA
UNA CARTA DE DON MANUEL M.
DE LA VEGA
Schenectady. N. Y.

0lCiClHUI0 10, 1874.
sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Muy senior nlio amigo:
En- .uno de los filtimos niimeros de.
Ell MUNDo, recientemente recibidos,
he leido. una carta escrita por un puer
torriqueno residente en- New York.
No estoy de acHerdo respecto al con
sejo cue en- ella Sc permite dar a
aquellos que cifren Ia esperanza de un
rorvenir risueao en- New York, espe-
cialmente en- 10 que atane ser Incl
vii y desconfado. Mi experiencia me
ha demostrado que no hay NADIA que
pague mejores dividendos Ell las sa-
tisfacciones de la vida, como la urba-
nidad. 81 hay algo que hace sobresa-
lir al latino, es la proverbial cortesia
cue le caraeteriza. FL hombre cortes
es bien recibido en- todas parties del
mundo, y ESQ que en- New York la
cortesia sea mofada es pura fabula.
Precisamente muchos jovenes latinos,
activos intehgentes, no han llegado
ser mas de 10 que son por querer
sobresalir al norte-americano patan-
los hay de las dos classes. corteses Y
patanes-y refiir con las mas rudimen
tarias reglas Gle urbanidad. Nunca ha
habido tanta demanda para i6venes
corteses y fnos en- ell trato, para ser
enviados como representatives viajeros
a los paises hispano- o-americanos. como
en- Ell presente. Y muchos de ellos son
escogidos por su manera de proceder,
no solo en- las oficinas, sino en- la caile
y por su trato con sus semejantes. Is,
ppes, incrsibIe que para poder abri:-
Sc paso en- New York sea necesarto
enemistarse con Ell Carreiio. 10 cort.s,
todos sabemos, no quita 10 valicnse.
Ahcra, referente a no poder tener
Sc una novia sincera esposa ticl en-
New York, ESQ es tan absurdo que no
merece Ia pena &c contestarse. Pero
manifestaciones de esa indole hacen
nucho dano, y es necesario correeir-
las tempo, especialmente cuardo ca
recen deWeracidad. 81 no fueran suf
cientes los miles de puertorriquefos
casados con norte-americanas en- los
Estados Unidos, que son felices, bas-
taria con ell nllmero de dichos matri-
monios, en- Puerto Rico, los que han
hecho de SIS hogares verdaGoro5 tenn
plos. Desde luego, esos puertorriqueiios
escogieron sus esposas sus compaf"
ras de toda la vida, en- el sacrosanto
recinto del hogar nunca en- los 'danc-
ing-halls'' "cabarets
Aprovecho esta oportunidad para
desearle a usted unas felices Pascuas
y IN muy feliz Ano Nuevo repetir.
me, como siempre,
De I'd. alto. S. S. y amigo,
Manuel NJ. de la Vega.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
Metodo Rapido
para Suprimir
Las Arrugas
(De Ia Gufa de BelIeza)

~ es dit,cil conseryar ell contorno juvsnil
Ia tersura aserciopelada de Ia tezl Toda
muier detesta Ia idea de una tez arrugaaa =
y aacida, y casi todas han ezperlmentaoO aon
siorna Case de remedio dc patente, con
ol deseo lie suprimir dicho estado de IN
En- real.Gad, ell remedio mas eticaz que
60 en- casa. en- muy POGO tempo. Fomese
ma onza g23 gramos) de saxolite pulyeTi-
sado ppro y disuelvase en- un cuarto dc Il,
tro de bay rum, ingredientes que pueaSn peo.ss
eonseguirse en- cualquiar d-oguerla Apn-
oS.ase esta soluci6n refrescahte la cara,
todgs los dias. Los resultados son soIprenf-
dentss instnataneos Sc nota una meJo-ia
caci6n T,ss arrupa.s son menos manifiestas
v la tez da una senssci6n de firmeza y CO.
tnodid&d que es de 10 mas dei1c!oso. -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26
Ell RUIsENoR

En- la fronda exuberante,
De un quenepo enyejecido,
Teje amoroso su nido,
Un Ruisenor arrogante.
En- su trabajo constante,
Diligente, decidido,
Construye lecho mullido,
Para alojar a su amante.
En- las horas vespertinas,
Cuando ell sol tras las colinas,
Hunde su disco de fuego,
Ell Ruisenor canta, trina,
Y en- su mdsica divina,
A Dios eleva su ruego.
R. CASTILLO LOzANO.
Ponce, 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-26

/ 4 MlS CEILNlL0
Y AMIGOS.
La mayor de las veces, GUAM
do menos Sc espera, ocnrre una
averia en- la installation electri-
ca de su casa y es entonces
cuando Sc pregunta usted:
iD6nde encontrare un Electri-
cista? La respuesta es muy
sencilla; Ell la guia telefonlca.
Pero es el case que llama I'd.
V la Central lie contesta: "Ocu-
pada la Inca" pues ell telefono
que usted solicita es de color
s No consigue usted la comunica-
cion Y comienza a desesperarse
pues la noche Sc avecina v no
ha podido localizarse por usted
por algdn CHIVERO AFI-
\
) CIONADO, el desperfecto cue
/ lie ha dejado obscuras.
aTodo este ha sido previsto
por ell que suscrihe, quien ha
hecho instalar en- su taller un
telefono directo, con el fin de
prestar un servicio mas rapido
a Sus favorecedores.
Las instalaciones antiguas en-
su 1nayoria resultan MUY Pc
! LIGROSAS debido a que los
alambres corren sobre el pla
f6n Y los empalmes no estan
propiamente soldados, 10 cual
3 esta hoy dia prohibido por el Co.
; digo International de Electri-
cidad.
He podido notar que muchos
3 CHIVEROS ELECTRICISTAS
acostunbran (cuando ocurre un
corto-circuito) substituir los ta-
pones de la GAIA de seguridad
por monedas de cobre, las cua-
les son mas fuertes que los
alambres, por cuyo motive 81 Sc
originate un nuevo corto-circui-
; to, un incendio serfa nluy po-
3 sible.
s ST quiere usted estar tranquil
: 10 Y no exponer a sus falnilia-
s res, exija referencias antes dc
4 utilizar los servicios de un cleo
3 tricista desconocido. La mayor
8 parte de estos 10 que interesan
B es ell dinero de usted, iInportan-
3 doles POGO la vida de los suycs
; Cuando necesite los servicios
3 de un PERITO ELECTRICIS-
3 ia, acuerdese de BADRENA.
: cuyo telefono es directo, nun
{ ca le diran: "Ocupada la Inca"
5 Con veinte y cinco amos de ex-
) periencia en- ALUMBRADO 7
! CALEFACCION.
TELEFONO DIRECTO 1431
APARTADO 27
Parada 261s sANTURCE P. r.
- ..,.-o.NcrcnaSrf>a fa-a1Q3ora11oaote
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-24
D. A. r.. Awards
History Medals

The d. A. R. medals which are
awarded annually to the two students
of the eighth grade in the two city
junior high schools were awarded
Thursday to Anthony Faber Of the
William Moore school and to Ter
rance Conway of the Richolt school.
The average grades in the William
Moore school in history was tie be-
tween Bernice Joslyn and Anthony
Fabcr. At special test held last
evening by Miss Dineen, the instruc-
tor, it was decided that the medal
was to 60 to Anthony Fabcr. The work
:hese two students have been on prac-
tically the same level in the subject
of history.
Mrs. F. L. Conklin presented the
medals in behalf of the Daughters
of the American Revolution and with
few we'll chosen remarks stated the
purpose Of the presentation as stimu-
lating patriotism and furthcring good
citizenship.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-24
Big Program
Planned For
Opening Night

A community play ground night
has been. arranged by the committee
from the Riverview addition and pa
irons of the Roosevelt school for
next Monday evening at the school
grounds. The program for the open
ing night Of the play grounds at
this place which will be maintained
during the summer will include a
horseshoe pitching contest, croquet,
long ball, tug-o-war, relay races,
play ground base ball, in which the
play ground Dad will play the Lads
and various type of play ground
games.
The Juvenile Band will be in at
tendance and the committee Of The
Roosevelt school district desire to
have the assistance of all, both old
and young in this portion of the
city to make this opening night n
huge success. All are expected to
contribute very small fee to the
playground pot which will be used
to buy equipment for the summers
play.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-24
EVANGELICAL CHURCH

Kew. Z. r. Stfutz, faStOf
Sunday school Session at 1O:45 fol
lowed by short sermon to the child
rem.
intermediate League at 7:l5, III
charge of Mrs. G. Mcdonald.
In the absence Of the pastor who
is attending the annual conference,
there will be no evening sermon but
instead the Senior League of Chris
tian Endeavor will give a program
at 8 o'clock. This will be a review
of the past year which has just clos
ed and consists of ten minute talks
and demonstrations, representing the
work of the various departments
There will be special musical mum.
bers. A helpful and interesting pro.
gram has been prepared. All mem
bers are urged to be present ano
friends are cordially invited.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-24
GRADUATION
IS PLANNED
st. Mary'S Exercises Will BE
Held Thursday, May 20

| commencement exercises for the
high school graduates from st.
Mary's Academy will he held next
Thur"day evening. May %, in s.,
Mary's auditorium, at S o'cl&cG.
Nicholas Fl. Wochle, Clement f..
Kelley. Hi.dCg,rd G. BcAstrom.
| Josephine M. Charlobois ana Bar
lara NJ. Marquart are those COM
; plotting the high school course.
Glass colors selected are, ceris,
and silver: class motto: "Out of
| the harbor into the billowy sea-"
and the class flower is the red
tulip.
Rev. Father Stag will deliver the
commencement address and pre-
sent the diplomas. An excellent
musical program has been arrange
! for the commencement exercises.
On last Sunday afternoon the
Juniors CT the haol en- ert'inel
! the Seniors and INC faculty. IT At
| banquet from five t. six o'clock at
| which the following program was
| riven:
Welcome. ..... Rolettc Lockwood
Piano Solo...........A Agnes keDeh
Alma Mater. Josephine Chlrlebois
| Motto. ..... Cecilia Tremblv
Our High School 49,. Olivia Hamre
! Address. ..... Father Stag
| Response ..... NichOlas Wnehle
| Piano SClo. e. Florence Wynkoop
| TCastmis 'reSs.. Frances Wynkoop
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-24
Entertains At
Bluebird Luncheon

Mrs T. G. Plomascn Of 204 West
Rcsscr street cntcrta ned three
tables at biucbird luncheon yes
tcrday at l 80. Covers were laid for
twelve at the three tables beautiful
~ decorated in keeping with the
blucbird scheme VIII CHI was augmcn-
ted with ophclia roses. An out of
town guest was Mrs. T. f. Iludon of
Beach Bridge was enjoyed follow
ing the luncheon at which honors
were won by Mrs. a. r. Hoffman
and Mrs. Forest Skinncr. The prizes
carried out the blucbird scheme
employed in the decorations and ap-
pCintmcnts.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-24
ST. GEORGES CHURCH
DIR. RyersOn, Rector.

9TH sunday alter Easter
Sunday School at 10 A. NJ.
Morning service and sermon II
a. NJ.
The Convocation of North Dakota
will meet at st Georges Church in
three week from today.
We will need all that time to pre-
pare for it, Mrs. Dullam is the chair
man Of the committee on hospitality,
end it would save a great deal of
work for that committee if each
ould telephone the chairman tell
ing her how mary they would enter
tain.
The subject Of the morning ser
mon will be THE Great TriumviratC
OF Christianity"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-24
Social. and Personal
Silver. Medal
To Be Awarded
At Indian School

Special music will be feature of
the dcclamatory contest to be held
in the Assembly Hall at the Inoian
school, Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clock
under the auspices Of the Womcn's
Christian Temperance Union. Five
entrants will compete for the silver
medal of the Loyal Temperance Lc-
gion. ]. A. Kitchen, Miss Edith
Brownlee and Mrs. c. d. Whitley will
act as judges in the contest. The
following program will be presented
to which the public is invited:
hymn-Follow The Clean. . L. T. L..
Scripture and Praycr-Mrs. Sara An
kcnmann.
Song-Primary Pupils of the Indian
School.
L. T. L. Catcchism-Lcd by President
of the l.. T. L., Lillian Plenty
Chief.
Piano Solo. 800. .Evangcline Gillette
Defamation ..... Contestant No. l.
Defamation ....... Contestant No. 2
Vocal Duct-Clara and Lillian Pclticr
Piano Trio-Jcssic Evert, Lillian
Bell and Katie Little Soldier.
Defamation .... Contestant No.
Defamation .... Contestant No. 4
Chorus-Thc Brooklct. IL. T. L.
Piano Duet--Jcssic Evcrt and Lillian
Bell.
Defamation ..... Contestant No.
EXercise-Thc Way TO BE Happy
.............. L. I. L.
Recitation ........ Maxine Hosie
Solo ........... Kenneth Preston
Decision of Judges:
Presentation Of Medal-Mrs. G. w.
Smith.
Remarks-Supt. c. 3. Dickinson, In
dian School.
Bong ............... America
Benediction.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-24
LEAVE FOR CONVENTION

Rev. and Mrs. G.. g. Newcomb left
today for Milwaukee as delegates
from tho local Baptist church to be
in attendance at the Northern Bap-
fist Convention which convenes from
May q to June 3.
Rev. and Mrs. Ncwcomb plan to
spend some time to research work in
keeping with work in which they are
engaged, while in the convention
city. Their two sons, Herbert and
Harvey will accompany them as far
as st. Paul where they vii. ronai.I
with relatives.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-24
SPIDERWEB
STOCKINGS
ARE NOVELTY

Berlin, May "a, - SDidcrwcb
stockings form one of the novelties
of the season here, They ar"
made OF thread 50 fine that 279
miles Of it would be required to
make Il pound az silk.
As for the wearing qualities, The
dealers admit that after On~c dance
10 modern JAZZ music She toes ana
heels would he all out.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-24
Bismarck HOSDital

Admitted to the Bismarck hos
pital for, treatment: Caroline Kie-
sci, New Salem; Jacob Frey, Col
den Valley Discharged: Esther
Knock, ,Washburn; Miss Esther
Torkelson, Emerson; Mable Gates,
city; Baby Eleanor Weber, Cleve-
land; Ralph Bean, New Salem; s.
S. Mcdonald, city.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-24
DELpHrANs ELECT OFFICERS

DELfHlANo ELECl ,OfFlCERo
At the closing meeting of the year
for the Dclphian Society which was
held yesterday morning. at the Nc
Konz;e hotel the following officers
we're elected, for the coming club
year: president, Mrs. j. &. Taylor;
vice-president, Mrs. Harvey Harris;
secretary, Mrs. w. a. Hughes; trea-
surcr Mrs. J. Brcslow; adv isory
board, Mrs. c. G.. Converse, Mrs. w.
G. Newton and Mrs. Ralph Penncr.
Che closing meeting was devoted
to study of Early Rome under the
leadership of Mrs. H. F. Keller. A
large attendance at the closing meet
ing bcspeaks an enthusiastic opening
of the club year in September.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-24
Ar THE MOVIES
ENi'ITOI.

j. Warren kcrrigan reports the
most thrill mr. screen Ilgnt in his
career in "Thc Man From Brod
ney's," Il Nitagraph special produc-
ton in which he will be seen at
tie Capitol Theatre on Monday.
The fighting follows native re
b,llicn on the island of Japat, II
The South Seas, whore the story is
laid. Alice Calhoun, Miss DUPONT,
Wanda liawlcy, Pat O'Mallcy and
Kathleen Key are the other mem
lcrs of the all-star cast in tins pro
duction which is based upon the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-24
PODpy Sale Opens

Poppy Sale opened today, with
many ''licutcnants" out selling
poDpics in the annual Legion AuXil-
larry sale Of poppics to gain funds
to aid in the welfare work of the
organization, for cx-service men. The
poppy sale continues9neXt week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-05-24
LEAVES ON EXTENDED VISIT

LEAVES ON EXTENDED VISIT
Mrs. e. J. Taylor of this city left
during the past week to visit at her
old home in Kentucky and from there
she will 60 to Annapolis, Md. for the
graduation exercise. of her son, Ed
win. where she will be joined by
Mr.. Taylor. Edwin graduates from
the, U. S. Naval academy. From
Annapolis they plan to visit with
their, other son, Herndon and at Mr..
Taylor's old home in New York state
returning by the lake route and ar
irving in Bismarck about the middle
of June.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

bination Of the Young People,
Union and the regular evening wor-
ship. The opening part of the SER
vices will be in the hands Of the
young people, the pastor taking the
latter part.
The mid week meeting is held
Wednesday at 500.
Rev. Geo. b. Ncwcomb and Mrs.
Ncwcomb and Rev. p. +. Nystrom will
attend the Northern Baptist Convcn-
ton which meets at Milwaukee be
ginning May 2S.
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McCABE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH


Prof. Harry L: Wagner, Organist
1920 n. m. Public Worship.
Organ Prelude.
Anthem.
Organ Otfertory.
Solo.
Sermon. Rev. Victor Phillips.
Organ Postlude.
1900 Sunday School.
700 n. m. Junior League.
700 p. m. Epworth League.
500 p. m. Public Worship.
Organ Prelude.
Anthem.
Organ Offertory.
Solo.
Sermon. Rev. Victor Phillips.
Organ Postlude.
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LEAVES For HOME

Miss Ella Whippcrman. teacher
in the local high school has left for
her home in Hankinson to visit at
her home previous to the time Of her
marriage to Ernest Bulge of this
city. Several social functions were
given in her honor just previous to
the closing of school.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Ave. B and Fourth St.
/. r. Johnson, Pastor
Memorial Sunday


A cordial invitation is extended to
friends to worship with us Memorial
Sunday. The Sunday School will be-
gin at 900 sharp. Mr.. John Thorpe,
Superintendent. Immediately follow
ing the school at 1880 the morning
worship. The pastor will speak on
the topic, "Thc Meaning of These
Stones" Special attention will be
called to the heroes of the Union.
The morning worship will close at
HAS. 1t is the hope that all child
rem and young people will remain
through the services. The coopcra-
tion of parents will be much appre-
ciated in this matter.
The pastors talk to the boys and
girls will be on the topic, Memorial
Day Means More"
The evening service will be COM
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M. 1 Train Changes

The 500 line south train schedule
will change on June /. 1924, in
stead of Nav 26, as announced yes
tordav l.. *. Thompson. agent
said today. Effective Sunday. June
/. train No. 214 will leave Bismarck
at IL "a. m. instead of 11:35 a. m
and returning will arrive at 4:4(
D. m. instead of 4:5O p. nj.