Sacred Concert at Library by Presbyterian Choir
The Presbyterian Choir will perform a sacred concert at the Library on Sunday evening March 23 at 8 o'clock with a free will offering. The program includes Voluntary Triumphal March Anthem Something for Thee Morrison Nelson Chor Invocation Trio Stars Look Oer the Sea Misses Beaty Sanger and Coons Hymn Anthem I Will Lay Me Down in Peace Choir Responsive Reading Anthem Through Peace To Light Smart Chaffin Hine Ashford Offeratory Night Song Quartet Remember Now Thy Creator Adams Misses Sanger Coons Messrs Hime and Coons Short Address Rev Newport Trio Praise Ye Miss Sanger Messrs Hime and Coons Anthem God of Ages Verdi.
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Presbyterian
Adams
Sanger
Coons
Messrs
Hime
Newport
Miss Sanger
Hime and
God of Ages
Refugees in France Need Warm Clothing More Than Food
American Red Cross investigators report hundreds of thousands of refugees in France and Belgium lack adequate clothing. Despite food aid, cold temperatures and ruined homes leave families dressed in old blankets and rags. The overseas clothing campaign runs March 24 to 31, with volunteers urged to assist distressed refugees returning home.
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France
Belgium
American Red Cross
Paris
Mountain Division
Red Cross
Conflans
Belgium Still Waits for Belgium Aid and Indemnity
The article laments stalled progress on Belgian relief and reconstruction four months after German withdrawal. It credits Wilson and his fourteen points, notes Belgium seeks priority in indemnity from Germany, and argues the British Wilson league of nations hindered timely reimbursement to revive Belgian industry.
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Belgium
Wilson
Germany
Thirty Nine Talawats Senators Stand For Republic
The thirty-nine United States senators sign a resolution asserting dedication to ratifying treaties and warning against executive overreach. They declare the president’s attempt to bypass the Senate threatens republican government and demands adherence to constitutional checks and two thirds Senate consent.
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United States
Washington
Congress
Senate
Earth
Wilson
Senate of
Secretary of War Baker Defends Brest Debarkation Camp
The piece mocks Secretary Baker over charges about Brest debarkation camp conditions. It notes his defense that even 6000 men were served with 20000 hotcakes recently and argues he asserts no one should complain if they receive four hotcakes every three or four weeks.
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Baker
Brest
Carnations for delivery and funeral designs offered by J R Bonwell
J R Bonwell a Pa Republican offers delivery twice weekly of the finest carnations and specializes in funeral designs. Phone 132 lists contact for job printing services associated with the candidate.
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J. R. Bonwell
Centenary Movement launched by Methodist church
The church starts a five year campaign to rebuild spiritual and physical life after war. Basin audiences will hear national leaders with lectures by President Beebe of Ili School of Theology on March 26, Rev A W Hall on March 27, and Atty R L Donley on March 10. A critic notes ironic ethics in political spending.
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Methodist Church
America
Europe
Basin
Beebe
Ili School of Theology
Denver University
Auto license drive urges speed to meet 1919 rule
Sheriff S. F. Wickwire warns that all car owners must possess a 1919 license and those driving without the new permit will be prosecuted. License blanks available at the sheriff’s office. Frank Borger of Kane was a Sunday visitor in town.
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Frank Borger
Kane
Methodist Services Announced for Sunday
The notice invites attendance at Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. An Epworth League and a Happy Hour service are listed, with R. M. Jones as pastor and a call to see the Minute Men in action.
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Harcleroad
Epworth League
Methodist
R. M. Jones
Victory over the Top sermon at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Church schedules morning worship at 11 with the sermon Victory over the Top and the lesson in Sunday school at 10 warning against compromise from Joshua 23 1 13. A young people's meeting follows at 7 with a sacred concert. Pastor M F Newport announces the bond election planning by county commissioners for the 22nd of next month.
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Joshua
F. Newport
Basin City Officials Headed by Mayor Sullivan
Basin City governing slate lists Mayor J. Sullivan and councilmen Wm. Gibson F. M Hite R. Denny W. H. Pauley. Treasurer Mrs. M. V. Rhodes. Clerk Jas. F. Ewers. Attorney C. A. Zaring. Marshal J. H. Hanlon. Official paper Basin Republican.
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J. Sullivan
Counpellmen
Wm. Gibson
F. M Hite
Fr. R. Denny
W. H. Pauley
M. V. Rhodes
Jas
F. Ewers
C. A. Zaring
J. H. Hanlon
Basin Republican
County Officials Named and Local Notices Given
Big Horn County announces officers including Sheriff B F Wickwire Assessor T J Jones and County Clerk Zela Murphy among others. A bronze turkey gobbler is taken up at a ranch south of Manderson owner must pay expenses to recover. Pat Leavitt returns to Central Barber Shop. visit for services.
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Big Horn County
B. F. Wickwire
T. J. Jones
A. Welch
T. W. Olney
John Weints
Zela Murphy
F. A. Little
Hazel V. Lawrence
Percy W. Metz
Guy R. Brill
Manderson
Pat Leavitt
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Morrison Nelson
Beaty, Sanger, and
Hine
Ashford
Dana-Scott
Miss Thora Sanger
Winifred Patten
Chamberlain
Chamberlains
H. C. Whitmore
Erry, Fr H Mitilin Wer
the Basin Lumber & Supply Co
Wyoming
H. W. Horn
Ford
Newberry
S. F. Wickwire
Presbyterian Church
Basin City Officials
Flaie iKinder
Mazie V. Rhodes
Couty
G. J. Schenk
M. H. Smith
E. H. Stiles
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Martin's Cash Grocery & Bakery
Dave Tuttle
Prop
First National Bank
of Basin
Member
Federal Reserve System
Arthur K. Lee
S. Skovgard
Ed Carothers
J. C. Stewart
W. C. May
James A. Lee
F. C. Emerson
John Ware
Denert
T. H
John Luman
John Seaman Rs
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