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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-25
BY ADELE MENDEL.

Originally Halloween was the
great harvest festival, SO nothing
can be more appropriate than to
emphasize that idea by using the
different fruits. vegetables, leaves
and flowers which form decora-
lions for Halloween party.
OF all the festival occasions of
the year. none seem to hold the
same charm as all Halloween
Eve. According to different le-
gends, the custom of lighting bon
fires on the 31st of October Is a
relic of the Druids. The bobbing
for apples is also handed down
from Roman harvest-festival in
honor of Roman goddess, Po-
mona. Decorate your rooms pro-
fusely with corn STALKS, ch-ysan-
themums, autumn leaves, wheat,
etc. Here and there have ghosts,
skeletons, owls. toads, bats, scare
crows, snakes or anything sugges-
tive of uncanniness. These can
be easily made at home, or pur-
chased for small sum.
Have the invitations written
on black paper, decorated with a
witch flying on a broom, or any.
thing pertaining to the superna.
tural or the grotesque.
Partners may be matched for
supper by distributing cards ia
the guests. Apparently there is
no name on the paper, but, when
one has discovered the name of
his Or her partner by holding the
card to the light, the others will
quickly do the same. The names
on the cards are written with
lemon Juice.
Another way is to have the
girls covered, each with a sheet.
The men choose their partners,
the unmasxing causes much fun
and breaks up any formality.
The table illstrated would be
an excellent one to COPY for a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-10-25

BERKELEY. Cal, Oct. 25.--
Facing death daily through in
lection from millions OF virulent
germs. Miss Esther May Skolfield
Portland. Ore, graduate of STAN
ford university, Is risking herself
for the good Of humanity. Her
duty Is to prevent and cure dis-
ease. Miss Skolfield has Just
been appointed assistant bacteri
ologist at the University of Cali
fornia. under Dr.. w. A. Sawyer.
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parsley and paprika. Put bit Of
this on each oyster. Cover each
oyster with thin slice of bacon.
Bake in hot oven ten minutes.
Serve in shell with thin slices
of lemon.
OYSTER FRITTERS.
Chop thirty oysters. Make a
batter of two beaten eggs, half a
pint of milk, a scant pint of flour,
! one scant teaspoon of baking pow
der and salt to taste. Stir the
oysters into the batter, drop this
by the spoonful into deep, boiling
fat. AS they brown turn as one
does doughnuts. Drain on paper.
Serve hot with mashed potato
and a cabbage salad.
| OYSTER COCKTAIL.
| = Wash and wine dry oysters al
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Society

One of the pleasant home we'd
dings Of the week took place Thurs
day evening when Miss Dorothy
Crandail. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A N. Crandail. became the wife of
Elvin Larsen of this city. The
service was read at the family
home on South Sth street, and only
relatives and immediate friends of
the bride and groom attended.
The Lafayettes Of America will
give their second dance of the sea-
son in Fraternity hall. Monday
evening. All member and friends
are invited. Refreshments will be
served.
In honor of her fifth wedding an
niversary, Mrs. q. II. Church of
Arlington park entertained for q
group of friends last Tuesday
evening. Among the guests were
Mrs. Erickson. Mrs. Wuencher.
Mrs. Oleson. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs.
Engstrom and Mrs. j. Chucr.
Mrs. III. w. Walker OF SO. SD
street, returned Tuesday from q
two months visit with her parents
in Colorado.
The annual collection, exhibition
and distribution of garments and
useful articles donated to the poor
will be held by the Needlework
guild next Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday In the entrance Of
the Tacoma building. 18th and A
streets
The Ladies' Aid of st. Johns
English Lutheran church will meet
next Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. NJ. B. Stambaught,
4101 So. J street.
The Daughters of Veterans Will
give q Halloween entertainment
Wednesday evening in the state
ar.,sory.
MIR. and Mrs. william wuenscher
ICtuEhCu W ia t'oueh
Tacoma Sunday evening, after
spending a few days with friends
at Bremerton.
The Ethical society will hear an
address by Charles J. Woodbury..
Sunday morning, which should
prove Of great interest. Mr.. Wood
bury as young man was con-
slant companion of Ralph Waldo
Emerson.
1 Tacoma Circle, No. 1853, Women
of Woodcraft, will give a dance
Thursday, October 80, at Eagles
hall. All members and friends are
cordially invited. st. Jeans or
chestra will furnish music for the
occasion.
Ladies' of the West Presbyterian
church will hold a social in the
church parlors Friday evening, Oct.
81, to which all friends are invited.
There will be a program, followed
by refreshments.
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Among the most mAlevolent
germs that she handles are:
Rabies, plague, hookworm, an
thrax. tetanus uockjaw), typhoid.
tuberculosis and diphtheria.
ut is all in being careful" she
said. I'VE are taught to go about
things In a scientific way. When
you know what you are dealing
with, 1t Is much safer
One scratch recently nearly cost
| q professor In the laboratory his
life.
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Here are some new oyster
recipes especially prepared
by Caroline Coe for readers
of the Times. Maybe you do
not like these peculiar little
bivalves, but it is interesting
to note that although they
are not eaten to any extent in
four out of the 12 months of
the year, they are the great
est fishing industry of the
United States.
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Makes First Speech

RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct. u.s.
Theodore Roosevelt in his first
speech in South America declared
last night that the development
of South America would be the
big event of the goth century as
the development of North Ameri-
ca had been of the 10th. He
predicted a closer bond of union
and sympathy between North ant
South America in the future.
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RANCHERS AROUSED

Sd North Yakima ranchers are
aroused over the announcement
that Secretary Lane will start suit
to test water rights in the Yakima
irrigation district,
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"Ghost Party"
The table cover has a border of
crepe paper designed in witches,
ghosts and black cats. Two ghosts
made of white crepe paper with
tiny hands are made on sticks
eighteen inches high. These
ghosts guard the pumpkin made
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Of orange paper and stuffed with
cotton. Witches and black cats
cut out Of decorative paper are
pasted on the outside of the
pumpkin. The favors are inside
the pumpkin and drawn through
the paper by means Of green rib
bons which radiate to each place.
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lowing six OF seven for each serv-
ing. Be sure they are very cold.
When ready to serve put in cock
tail glass. On each put one-half
teaspoon of horseradish, one tea
spoon of catsup, and pepper to
taste, and teaspoon of lemon
juice. Serve at once, with round
crackers.
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rector. Sunday school. s:45 a. m;
evening service, 8.
The Church of Holy Communion,
eor. So. 14th and I st, Rev. Rcbt
H. McGinnis, rector. EARLY service
1880 a. m; B. s. and Bible service.
s:45 a. M: morning prayer. IL q m;
evening prayer. 7:ao p. m.
Trinity. No. Sd and K sts., Rev.
Charles \. Grimes. Early ceiebra-
ton. 1880 a. M: 8. g.. e:4b q. M;
Bible class. 1000 a M; Mathis. II
st. Johns. So. 5sth and Puget
Sound. Rev. Robert H. McGinnis,
rector. 8. s.. 10 g. m; services. II
EVANGELICAL
First Evangelical church. So.
18th and X sts... T. r Hornschuch.
p % and + 7 81 p :. M M sermon $40
p. m; prayer meeting and Bible
study. Thurs Z to ..
Evangelical Lutheran Germany.
21st and O SITS. Emil Lehman. pas
p. m; s. s., s:1s-i0:iS a. m: Z. p.
g.. p. m.
Adams st. Ev. CHURCH. No. Adams
P ne Ia service at Il z m. p evan.
gelistic services at 8 p. M: s. s., 10
a. M; Young Peoples meeting at
p. m.
The Swedish CHURCH. la1s 30
18th, Frank Abrahamson, pastor.
Sunday school. 10 q. M; ser.
vices. II q. m:
Evening services At 7:so p. m;
Thursday evening prayer meeting
at p. m.-
Elm Free. So: AIMS; ana l7th
E EsS G u s'ufs pastor n fa sc
IA. Sermon by pastor at p. m.
FREE METHODIST
First Free Methodist church. 1914
8. 8. at 10 .: m. preaching. II, fol-
| lowed by class meeting; Tuesday
eve; prayer meeting held at 10th
aud Ca. NJ St. Mckinley Park;
prayer meeting Thursday ct First
en HcKinloy Park Free M. n. ssth
and Howe gts., G. n. DoFoo. pastor
s., D. M, followed by preach
ing. Prayer meeting Tuesday. 1850
LUTHERAN
| So. 18th and K sta, Rev. d. Toilet
| son. pastor. Services 1900 .. N. /;
Y. r. meeting. p. M; services. 3
ID. M
Our savior's Evangelical Luther
an church. corner OF J and 18th
SITS, Rev. o. J.. ordal. pastor. Resi-
dence 912 So. nth 1T Divine serv-
ices in the Norwegian language II
y m. and n the English language
p. m.
III Immaneul Norwegian Lutheran.
Rev: Q. Hagaas. pastor Divine
No. 18th ct. at : p. M: s. s. same
81. Paurs Evanrslical Lutheran
church, 50. x1th and Tecon1a Az,
b. $50 T. m.s rer<ico1. 1880 q n.
ana tao p. M; confessional. 10 q
N: Holy communion. 11;3o .. M
ST. Paurs Danish K.utheran
church. 1910 So. 4 1t. sunday
school. 10 e. M: eervicoa II II 4.
4 M; evening eervIo4. 81 m. Rev.
G. J. SkorEo&rd. peeto<.
!: '|'l 40 ': 7: s'| '|| 3;
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Dear Miss Grey: Will you
please help a young women
who desires and trusts your
advice? What would you do
if, after a years steady cor
respondence, your lover
should suddenly come down
to about four letters in three
months? The letters are just
as kind and loving as ever,
and he always has some ex-
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MANHATTAN OYSTERS

MANHATTAN OYSTERS.
Twenty-four oysters, one table
spoon of butter, one-half teaspoon
of paprika. Salt to taste. One ia
blespoon of minced parsely. Have
oysters freshly opened and in
large she'll. Cream the butter,
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~Grey's
Answers

Dear Miss Grey: / am q
girl 10, and have q step
father, and a dear mother.
They do not get along well
when l am home, and ] can't
bear trouble, SO l have work.
ed out some. l have no edu-
cation, SO have to wait table
or do homework, and it
seems l cant stand it, for /
always get sick.
There Is man here, 43
years old. He has been
married before and has
three children, the Oldest
girl about my age. We are
chums and he gets me dresses
once in while, and wants
me to marry him. He says
he thinks I'd be an awful
good little wife, and he is
good and kind, but poor.
His children don't live with
him, but with their mother,
who is married again. The
man l speak of is living with
his mother. My mother is
willing. What do you think
is best for me?
My parents are going
away, and l must either go
or stay. Do you think l
grow tired of this man as we
both grow older. Hoping for
an answer.
A SAD GIRL.
A.-You have youth and II
on your side; the ma
las the experience his years Civ
him. When you are in tn
bloom of wOmanhoOd he will b
III old man. You have nevt
'een the world; he is or will b
,oon tired of it. What then? i
Ill probability it will be no easie
living with his mother than wit
1Our step-father. You can't ru
.way from trouble. Meet
make the best of i
md you will get rid of it quicks
han by trying to escape 1t. Yo
must decide.
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First Frienda, No. 9Th and Bt4te
Bible school. 10 I. m: divine wor-
sa'p; a. sv.n III; e e nssf'ns
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Bethany. No, 4lst ana verde ~,
S:45 q M: z. p. &. e a.. It 6:lt;
services. IL Z. N. and 7:z6 ,. q.
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Swedish Lutheran church, corner
ssth and Birmingham av.) every al
tor. Aug. F. Graebner.
United Norwegian, 80. 18th and I
B. g., $3.50 a. M; services. 1880 q
m. 7:4b p. m. J. Q. Haugen. pastor
So. I and Sth st. s. s. at $3.50 a. m.
services at IL a. m. and at 8 p. m
Trinity, 1907 30. I. Rev. l. n. Fee
gar. pastor. g. g.. S:a0 q. m: Ger
service. 1880 q M: Eng. service
Danish Lutheran st. Paul. 1870
20. L. l. c. ]. Skovgaard. pastor.
q. g.. 10 a. m; service IL a. M; Lit
erary and Young Peoples. Wednes-
day. 8 p. m.
First Norwegian. SD and So.
Warner, Rev. o. Hagaas. 8. s., 10 q.
M; second and fourth Sundays In
month. services at IL q. m: first
and third Sundays. services It p.
German Zion Evangelical Luther
an. Missouri synod. So. 10th and I
ets., Rev. ]. Huchthausen, pastor,
9. s.. $3.50 g. m: service at 1850 q.
METHODIST
First Methodist Episcopal church
So. 8th and @ St. Thomas w. Lane
pastor. Morning worship IT 1o:3t
q. M; 8. s. at IL m; Epworth
ship at 1880 p. m.
Fowler Methodist church, =. L
Moore. pastor: 8. g., 1000 o. m.
morning service. IL;
Mckinley Park church. East Nor
ton at @ St., +. L Moore, pastor
s.. 8. school, 8:46 q. M; combined
service. 7;so p. m.
w e; r1 y . 80, asa n. and Z St.
IS;l5 .. M: Epworth League. $50 =
M: prayer meeting. Thurs. . p. m.
preaching. II q. M and TAO p. m.
,n sws e. s,, Me. the church s cor;
morning service. 1915 q M: Ep-
| worth league. Z p. M: evening ser.
Vice. 7:46 p. m.
Central. So. a1st ana sta, Z. a
| Graham, pastor. q g.. 10 Z. m.
public worship. a = M; Mpwortl
League. sac; public Worship. 7;se
Mason. saith ana No. Madison sts.
Rev. R ]. Reid. pastor. Bible
| school. 9:45 a. m; sermon, IL q. m.
League. $50 D. m.
Epwcrth. cor. 30. 7th and Andsr.
son. W. +. Randolph. pastor. Bibis
school at $3.50; sermon at II q. N
| and p. m. by the pastor; EpWortf
league, Gas p. M; prayer meeting
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OYSTER FRITTERS.

children. Be especially careful
to give your children the best
possible father.
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PHILADELPHIA BROILED
OYSTERS

Heat liquor from three dozen
oysters to boiling point. Take
oysters and lay on hot broiler.
Broil on each side. Drop broiled
oysters into hot liquor and sea-
son very highly with pepper and
butter. Serve with strips of but
tered toast.
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First Presbyterian church, corner
So. 10th and q sts.. Rev. Murdoch
McLxeAd. pastor, Rev. H. +. Mitchell
more. assistant Morning service.
1880 o'clock; evening. 3 B. M; s. s.
Immediately after morning service;
\. p. 8. G. r.. TOO p. m
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cuse which may sound rea-
sonable to him, but does not
to me. usually answer soon,
and sometimes rebuke him,
and let him know his neglect
hurts me. Thanking you,
ANXIOUS.
( A.-YOu are very foolish to
answer promptly when he delays
so long-that is, unless he is To-
Gated at some out of the way
place where he cannot reach the
mail but once a month. II he isn't
l would wait just as long as he
to answer. IL he is tired of the
correspondence it will give him q
chance to- stop; il not, it will bring
him to time. Don't be silly enough,
to rebuke q man for not writing,
or wear your feeling on your
sleeve.
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ST tuke's HeuoFleI ehurcll, q.
i !; Z Z IN ~ = ! i
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Whole World Healing Circle FRI
day, 5 p. m, life lessons Friday eve.
at 8 by minister; no Sunday even-
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parents who have tried their best
to help you to what is best. Don't
you think it q poor return for
years of care? When girl be-
gins to deceive her parents to get
with two silly boys, they will in
all probability leave them if they
succeeded in persuadling them to
elOpe. Have you thought about
the law in the matter, and that
you cannot get license without
swearing you are of age "a lie),
and maybe not then, and that you
can be brought back to your par
ents? You would better think
the matter over in this light, in
stead of that Of a double wedding.
You might spend the honeymoon
at the detention home. The boys
didn't tell you that, did they?
Dear Miss Grey: I am 10.
and in love with a young
man, 90. My parents object
to marriage. Would it be
proper for us to elope? He
has suggested this. Please
answer soon. Thanks.
LIZZIE.
Alt isn't a question of pro-
priety. You are both of age, so
there is no necessity to elope. You
can get your license and marry
without leaving your home town.
Sometimes parents are unreason-
able; but many times there is a
good reason for the objection, and
I would advise you to consider
well whether the young man has
the qualities you will want in your
husband, and the father of your
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Dear Miss Grey: II COM
pany cuts wages two-bits on
the day without notifying one
until pay day, can one collect
the full wage, and what Off
cial must one apply to? Also,
is there law compelling
logging companies to provide
separate cars to haul the men
back and forth to the work,
and are they not supposed to
have head and rear lights on
trains? Thanking you in adj
vance.
MORAL LUMBERJACK.
Apply to the prosecuting
for exact information OF
these points. The wage question
will depend on agreement wheI
to work; i am very SUR
about rear and headlights being
required by law; but think TIL,
matter of providing transpOrta
ton for employees rests with tn,
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Dear Miss Grey: Do you
think a slight slit in ones
skirt improper?

Dear Miss Grey: Do you
think slight slit in ones
skirt improper?
MARY.
Al do for two reasons. In
the first place I think it suggest
i've; in the second, it is the
height of folly to wear skirt sc
tight that it need be slit. 1 dOn't
mind seeing q pretty foot, ankle
or leg. 1 admire it as / would
q perfect arm, or hand; but
would rather see a woman wear
trousers than q slit skirt. every.
one to his likin'," as the old
woman said; but that is my view
Dear Miss Grey: We are
two girls, and are 16, and
twins. We are keeping COM
pany with two boys of II.
They both have brown eyes
and black hair, and are very
handsome. We are consid-
cred very good looking, too.
We think we would make a
fine double wedding. Our
parents object, but we can't
see why, as the boys have no
bad habits. They are not
allowed in the house by our
parents, SO we have gone
over to their place when
their parents were away, and
our parents did not know 1t.
Was it wrong? They want
us to elope. Would it be
wrong? We hope you will
answer, for we are anxious.
BLUE EYES.
Alt takes more than a pref
ty double wedding to make mar
riage q success. / am sorry yOU
have been SO deceitful to tht
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East 2sth and b sta. Rev, A d
Shaw. pastor. sunday school. 10 4
M; morning Worship and sermon.
Use: Thursday. p. M. bible study
and prayer. Sunday revival serv-
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Park Universalist church. Diyi-
sion av and st.. Henry Victor
Morgan. minister. Services IL q.
M; 8. s.. 10 a. m: evening service,
p. m No Sunday evening service.
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Dear Miss Grey: Will you
please tell me what will be
nice FOR a Halloween dress.
The party is only for young
folks. Please answer soon.
AN ADMIR-
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A.-Dress as witch, with q
broom, made by tying twigs to the
end of a broom handle carried
over one shoulder, and q black
stuffed cat sewed ON the other
shoulder, full skirt, tight waist
and pointed cap with small bells
on ii,
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SUNDAY SERVICES AT ALL THE TACOMA CHURCHES

hal TlsT
Bethesda. cor. SO. 45th and X sts..
III. E. Cheney. pastor: s:45 a: M
Bible school; s. G. Bishop. supt' T.:
$3.50 p. M, junior B. Y. p. u; 6:4s. p.
M, the Senior b. Y. p. u, leader.
H. +. Cheney. 7:45 p. M, preaching;
Tuesday. 8 p. m, choir practice;
ns az 81 g. teeaeHsr sis
Ing class.
Finnish. So. Sheridan and 2sd.
A. ]. Stormans. pastor. 8. g.. s:4bi
er meeting ,. m.
First Baptist, eth and d sts.. q
downtown church. ]. A. Sutton,
pastor. Morning service. 1880 a
% ocio eEen B. + 20 p u s m s. >. at Il
Central. No. L and Steele. Rev;
N. II. Brooks, pastor. Bible school
at 10 9, m; preaching at Il q. m;
Sns sis' Thursday r @ + = - m s's' p M
Sixth Avenue. Rev. Frederick
Wightman. pastor. Morning wor-
ship 1890; Bible school at noon;
service at 7:45 p. M; midweeh
prayer meeting Thursday. 7:45- p. m
German Baptist church, South
Goth and J sts., Rev. r. A. Blandau
worship, IL q. M; evening worship
p. m.
Norwegian Danish Baptist church
corner So. 10th and K Sta. Rev. o
Enget, pastor. 8. s.. 10 q. M; ser.
mon, IL q. M; Young Peoples
% meet IS I Th II sy .. n. prayer
\ OHRIsTiAN
Central Christian church, No.
and Steele SITS. Rev. J: 8. Raum
munion service and preaching. IL Q
M; song service and sermon, 8 p
Junette; Bible school. 9:45 a. m.
preaching. II 4. M: Junior @. E.,
p. m; Senior c. E.. $3.50 p. m.
evangeiistio service at 1880 p. m.
First. eth av ana K. W. A Moor,
morning service. II q M; ChriBtial
7:s0.
Roosevelt Heights. East ssth and
munfon at 1880 a M: G. n at e:3t
p M; preaching at 7:30 p. M.
Mckinley Park. East ssth and
Spokane. Bible school At 10 q. M.
communion at IL a. M: C.. 10, sat
p. m: preaching. 1880 p. m.
Lincoln Park Cnristian church
ssth and @ sts-. Ralph G. Sargent
| communinn and preaching servtcei
At IL; Christian Endeavor prayer
meet Ct $50 p. M; special ssrvfe1
At 7;3e.
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Central. So. 21st and / sta. Z. A.
Graham, pastor. 8 g.. 10 Z. m;
public worship. II = M: Hpworth
League. e:20; public worship. 7:3o.
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Mckinley Park. East ssth and
Spokane. Bible school at 10 a. m.
communion at IL q m; c. 10, B;3d
p. nj preaching, THO D. m.
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Lincoln Park Christian church,
ssth and O sts-. Ralph G. Sargent,
mintster; Bible school at 10 q. M.
communinn and preaching service6
meet ct $3.50 p. M; special SERVED
Ct 1850.
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Park = =, W. X. ". Res, pas.
isssue. 81 : =; prsssbsss =: 4 Il 4
: : g s Sc Y s1':'-ss. as..'-s !
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First CONVERSATIONAL church, DE-
vision av. and J SITS. Rev. Frank
Dyer. pastor. Services. 1890 e. m.
s, s., IL M; vesper service. s p. m.
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First. sth av and K. W. A. Moore
pastor. Prayer service. 9:l6 q. m.
morning service. III .. m; ChriBtial
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Mason. saith ana No. Madison sta,
Rev. r J. Reid. pastor. Bible
school. 9:45 q. m; sermon. II q. N.
League, ESQ b. m.
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Roosevelt Heights. East ssth and
" Bible school at 1880 .. m; cons
munfon at 1880 q. m: G. ID. at e:3e
p. M; preaching at 1880 p. m.
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Al{oo " n Hi 80 xkkfmn. nv.
35,,s r. g sss Fl. e': L &. za's<In
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Emmanuel PresbyEeIfan shurch,
No. and 9Th sts., Robert r. Milli-
gan. pastor. Morning service. 1880;
school after morning service: mems
class led by pastor, at IL o'clock,
Y. p. 8. G. n. at $3.50 p. m.
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Wegtminster. 30. 6oth ana 4 eta
Services e 1899 Z. n snd 2; nj
HAL = n; praysr. meeting, Thurs.
p. m ,. Wesley Mccailnnt pastor
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| Swedish Methodisr church, cor. J
and So. 18th SITS. 8. s.. 9:45 q m.
morning service. 1915 g. m; Ep-
worth league. p M; evening SER
vice. 7:46 p. m.