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Brains Beat Braun on Eastern
Gridirons in Successive Games

In the case of Michigan there can
hardly be doubt that Yost thought
he had an attack that could 60 down
in the field without a break. In truth,
with q man like MauIbetsch carrying
the ball in some pretty and powerful
shift plays, It was an attack to In
spire confidence As it turned out
1t inspired overconfidence. It could
not march down the field and across
the last chalk mark. Michigan's idea
of forward passing and of kicking and
the place to call upon them was poor.
Haryard's idea on the same subjects
was good. That is why the Wolverines
were beaten. It is fair TO say that
Michigan had some streaks of very
hard luck.
With the four games mentioned
standing out before them as great
disappointments, wonder II the
coaches Of these beaten elevens will
sit down, ponder awhile, and see the
light Or will further examples be
necessary.
In the Harvard stadium could not
see that there was any particular test
Of so-called eastern and socalled west
ern football. It was Michigan football
and Michigan strategy against Har-
ward football and Harvard strategy,
and the latter won. Michigal has q
fine team IL it is properly run There Is
In the east no harder running back
than MauIbetsch and not many guards
and tackles of the caliber of McHale
and Cochran. Both lines were much
stronger on the offense than on the
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Inetchy jumping to the Federal league.
I'VE win have hrst naseman next
season who will prove better man
than Konetchy.' remarked Dreyfuss.
He is older. but he has more brains
and ability and will serve the club a
lot better
Il wish other affairs worried me
as little as this Konetchy business"
continued the Pirate magnate. The
Feds are welcome to himf
( Some one brought up the subject Of
the eight man trade with st, Louis.
Il admit that we got the worst of
that, DEAL. cut in the Pirate owner.
Clarke came to me late In May and,
shaking his head said that he could
not make 1t 90 with Mowrey on
third and Konetchy on first. Some
body must get the worst Of every
trade and we did not have Konetchy
long until we regretted the deal.
Il am too deeply worried with my
task of strengthening my club for
next year TO care about the Feds.
False publication has turned their
heads The stories about Viox and
Adams jumping are just plain lies.
The Feds just like to throw q lot Of
doubt around such affairs by refusing
to deny or affirm, and all that rot.
That is all done to get the cheap pub.
licity and to create the belief that
! they really are so active. l guess
there, win be a lot of that kind OF
silly gun this winter"
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Had there been one or two runbacks
OF kicks at the psychological moment
Michigan would have had far better
chance to do something
Penalty Proves Costly.
There were other misfortunes. Once
when a penalty for tripping while a
punt was in air set Harvard back 81
yards and gave the ball to the visit
.ors they had royal chance to re-
sumo the rushing game They got go
ing nicely, but Inc forwards were over
eager, and penalty for holding took
away Is yards they had made by hard
running. A kick over the goal line re-
suited in a kick-out from the 20-yard
line by Harvard and Michigan had to
begin all over again. Thus before
Michigan made its second deep In
road into Harvard territory, only to
fail as before to get over the line,
Michigan had wasted rs yards of hard
running that counted for nothing.
Thirty yards of wasted rushing pre-
ceded the first real assault In the
opening period. Carrying the ball
more than half the length of the field
before getting q real chance to strike
is too much Of a handicap these days,
when there Is no pushing and pulling
OF the runner, even with such line
and such backs as Michigan had. In
the last quarter Michigan was plainly
very tired.
There was no sun or wind then to
aid a kicking game, and there was
almost nourishing power left in the
eleven. Harvard, very fresh, was
very much on the galIop and twice
threatened. The point is, from q
Michigan point Of view, that while
Harvard could score no more. the Ann
Arbor men were not even in shape to
try. It Is all very old story. and
many big teams have been in the
same situation both in the east and
west, and for the same reasons. In
cidentally, Michigan played about az
clean football as / have ever seen and
was splendidly supported.
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A. IT. LongIey, better known to his
many friends as Bert is the new
president of the Healani Yacht and
Boat Club. At a meeting held at the
clubhouse last night Longley was
elected to succeed James A. Jaeger,
who has led the club In the days OF its
rowing prosperity for several years
past Another term in office could
have been Jaeger's for the acceptance.
but he thought 1t better to give some
Of the other men a chance to show
their speed and Longley was the uni
yersal choice He has always been an
active member of the Healanis, and
has interested himself in other forms
of sport besides rowing.
Other officers elected we're E. ].
Hardesty and G. Franz. yicepresi-
dents; Charles Brown, captain; II. L.
Derby, commodore; E. ]. Nell. thletic
manager; F. p. Cosgrove, secretary;
H. Lemke. treasurer and G. o. Muir
ray. auditor.
The Healanis are In favor Of an
All.Hawaii swimming team to take
part in the exposition meeting next
summer, and viii cooperate with the
other local clubs in getting together
the strongest possible aggregation Of
water speeders to represent the ID
lands.
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STAR-BULLETIN GIVES ron
IQDAI'S NEWS fODAI
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coLFlNe HINTS.
BY assraighs Drive

The Seventeenth Hole MANY =
= match Is decided by the result ,
= Of the seventeenth hole. In some >
= way or other q match which has :
y proceeded with ordinary evenness =
y TO a score OF all square or one =
y down either way for Is holes =
= turns decisiyely on the play Of :
y the 18th. =
y The loss OF the hole. pieces you >
\ one down with one 10 play or al =
= square. and you realize that the =
= result OF the match IL now de- ;
= pendent on a single hole. Your
= mind Is probably fun Of regrets =
\ regarding that Indifferent stroke =
= which resulted In the loss Of the :
= hole, and you are in q fair way 10 =
= lose the next.
= One man ! know devotes his =
= spare time to practising the play =
= OF the last two holes OF the =
\ course. for the single purpose Of =
= getting added confidence In play. =
= ing them under pressure He =
y says that every time he plays =
= them in casual games he purpose =
= ly tries to make himself think be =
= is two down with two to so.
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ELKS do THEIR
PART FOR THE
VISITING TEAM
Social Session Last Night With
Venice Tigers Honored
Guests

One of the best social sessions ever
held by the Honolulu Elks and that's
saying a whole lot--was pulled OF last
night, with the visiting baseball play
ers as the guests Of honor. Music.
dancing and general good fellowship
crammed the evening with attraction
for the Elks and their friends who
comfortably filled the big hall. When
the program was completed those who
cared to dance found ample opportun-
ity, while those who preferred to sit
around and fan. found refreshments
and plenty OF them, in the clubrooms
below.
Miss Marta Golden, who Is q feay
ture act at the Popular this week.
sang several selections, including IT'S
a Long, Long Way to Tipperary.
which made a distinct hit Members
of the Mile. Modiste company gave .
carefully arranged selection from the
opera, Neil Slattery sang. De Graca's
instrumental trio performed pleasingly.
and Henry Chiilingworsh's orchestra
provided the Hawaiian touch to the
musical program.
Teddy Vaughan got up the jinks
and lot Of credit is due him for his
managerial ability.
Those who gave their talents 10 the
cause OF good fellowship included Mrs.
#. M. Bechtel, Prof Carl Mlltner. Prof.
Carlos M. Cacares. Nell r. Slattery.
William Hutton. Mr.. Lambert, Mrs.
Bessie Abbott Rowland, Mrs. Fritz
Henshaw, Mrs. Alice Hayward, Miss
Edna Lauritzen. William Warren. Wat
son Ballentyne, Clifton Tracy, and
Albert Cunna taccompanist).
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:; e: :: s :: STAR BULLETIN SPORTS &C
SAWED OFF -
ShORT a-s,|

Il
There is some talk Of the Federais
including Dillsburg. Pa. In their cir
cult.
There is talk of Henry ChiIlingworth
going up" to the Coast League next
season.
Ffittergold is race horse In Bel
mont's stable and flittergold or filter
silver or filter bills runs for most any
worker.
Scharlin's Hawaii theater baseball
team is out with challenge to play
the fast Makiki team next Sunday
morning at the Makiki grounds.
Everybody took occasion to tell Jim
Scott at the Elks blowout what demon
sluggers the 25the Infantry lineup In
cluded. Scott Droae away early and
went to bed. - ".s=
Eddie Nell says that bill" lnman
has great chance to make good with
San Francisco, and that the local pitch.
er learned lot or baseball during the
month he spent with the San Fan
cisco club at the close of last season.
Con Mack OF the Athletics has beat.
en- Griffith to shortstop named Nc
Connell. graduate Of Girard College
and a member OF the championship
Roebling. N, J., club. He Is reputed to
be fast fielder and a hitter of class.
Griffith had the tip on the youngster,
but let 1t slide. II the youth makes
good the eagIe-eyed critics will throw
this up to Grit every other week.
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40 LEAGUES
| in BASEBALL
| LAST SEASON


MEM l0I<--.- .Ilb the worlds
baseball championship and all the
penpant races q ne major and minor
.sesues decided, the baseball season
tstt mas passed into history. Many
y me events which occurred during
t.e yiellne season, as we'll as those
when immediately preceded the de,
paitute 81 the various teams to their
.,nlnk camps were Of . sensational
character. The invasion Of the major
,ersns circuit ny new organization,
- hStpporn nent Tor recognition, the
enforced extraordinary advance in the
,r,iss q prominent players, the le-
81, battles fought for the retention or
eNplu4htion Of several alleged con-
IL fermen, for months. The around d.
.ne-Mpfia trip Of the foremost dia-
uonQ stars, which was, both financial.
ana lnstructlvely. q huge success,
w. Dig step toward making the
49, s.ooa. AIKEN altogether the sea-
son Just finished has marked an epoch
baseball and furnished probably
-. rr>t--o ~t-~EtCNn IN the
long ana varied records Of events on
sns elAnono.
1eailIon 20 the National, Ameri-
crn eho Federal Leagues, there were
1sat4 ~ organizations Of profession
=. baseball clubs In operation In the
oniIeo states and Canada during the
past year. ana the appended list shows
tue pennant winners for 1914.
Worlds chamnionship--Roston NJ.
National League Boston
american League Philadelphia.
Federal League -Indianapolis.
,n1eInatlonai League Proyidence
acinc Coast League Portland.
american Association Milwaukee.
Western Association 81 0klahoma
Western League Sioux CITY
, Eastern Association New London.
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Georgia State League Second sea
s0n-Americus
Middle Texas League First season
Temple
Middle Texas Leagne Second sea-
f0n-Belton
Texas-0 Oklahoma League First sea
son Texarkana.
Texas-o Oklahoma League Second
season Paris.
South Atlantic League First sea.
son Savannah.
South Atlantic League Second sea.
son Albany.
Virginia League First season
Norfolk.
Virginia League Second season
Norfolk.
Ohio State League Second season
Chillicofhe.
Ohio State League Second season
Charleston.
South Michigan League First sea.
son Bay City.
South Michigan League Second
season
=
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A man is living the simple life II he
has no kick coming.
A dime In the hand Is better than a
dollar mark on paper.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-19

Charged with having violated the
white slave act. Sam Kellipul1ole has
been committed for trial in the federal
court by United States Commissioner
George S. Curry The defendants
bond has been fixed at $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-31

oi.t music 1T both services BY atch2rus
,crotr al trained voices; sunday ssho"l =.
at "a m Junior League at -'sV y m.s
rnUerth League at G:3e p. ~; hearss
t..tt.tt,n h. extended TO al strange.
ana those without a church nome, -
..i1 vith the congregation In all the SCI,
Strrs An seats free and a most cvIu'
,,.te,me awaits everybody VINO e""i'
christ Lutheran church. Pleasant
Heights Mozart Rev J.. g snyder. pas
tor-Twcnty-nrst sunday after Trinity;
SUNDAY school at s;JO a M. chief ser
Vice AZ 1880 \. m. yesper service al
1899 d. m. Luther League on TUESDAY
evening. Regular meeting OF the church
council on Thursday Catechc-
teal instruction ON Friday afternoon.
Second Presbyterian church. corner
Market and Twentieth streets. Kew.
Thomas Guer koontz. r.. d.. pastor
Services ~ 1895 a. M. and 7fs D. m.
sabbath school a. $3.50 a. m: Mems
bible class az $3.50 a M. all men are
invited. Christian Endeavor meeting at
Gas D. M. rayer meeting Wednesday
az T.f5 o. m. The pastor will preach
sabbath morning On open Thou mine
eyes that ! may behold wondrOus things
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SION at $50 .. m. the pastor wur -,
.ne meeting. Communion servte
wiui nos OF both preaching services.
at , y. m. sunday school each
1nloers Tor monthly business meettnS
ladies' Aid Society sunday afternoon -,
RePs ~ Memoriai services for the late
EeN. - flater, -. u, president OF ths
@erman Evangelical synod or Nor,b
america on Sunday. November sth.
The Third PRESBYTERIAN church rs,.,.
elshth and Jacob streets, J.. n. Ieve1-
SeIser, pastor. The usual services viii
~ "e.d sabbath. November Lfi Preach
bath school at 200 o. M xsn,s R SSI-
CLASS at s.50 a. m. and Junior Christiao
E~ndeavor at 6:4S p. m.
Zane Street M III church ,
seventeenth and Jacob streets. SUNDAY
morning - our regular communion ser
wee 70 which an people are invited TO
church. sunday school at IL O'clock.
a MT G. h. Lennon. superint,ndenf
Epworth League. 6ifb. s.. 3. UlIum. SUI
~ternoon az 5.i5: PREACHING AZ 40 a.
the pastor. There will be n COTTAGE
prayer meeting in az least two home
every night during the coming week.
which viii begin on next SUNDAY. LEv
aside everything for these meetings. To
az OF these services ycu are invited.
f iAHAeAs
Zion Lutheran church. AIS Mark.t
street Rev. a. l. Henxe. pastor. sun
Gay VIII % observed as Reformation
Day In this church. sunday school Al
$50 a. m chief service with holy com
munion az l080 a. M. Special vespsrs
With Reformation Day hymns and an.
thems &C 80 y. m. Communion viii
also be administered a. the close OF
- cHIEF SERVICE
frelude-Andaute con motto. .....
AsthemEGod T. our RsfuSe snS
AsthsmSo God our FATHER Hu Tasi
oncrtorN- Killers pearr.
iostlude-"AlleFro Nivace" $3.50. Best
NESpERS
Elevation IN E hat".....
Anthem Waited for the Lord'
Anthem-"Jubuate ncoH kissmora
oncrtnry-Swcdlsh March" soedrrman
iostlude-"Aueero ron Rro" .Rinck
There will be professionals ~ the
vested choir and al The music viii be
ln charge 81 the choirmaster. Dr. Il. a.
hroukcs All are cordially invited. A
Christmas haEanr will be given In this
church on next "Wednesday and Thurs
dnH evenings. November An and tth.
supper VIII BE- served each nlrnf.
church council meetinE In the racrlsty
on Wednesday evening C~atechaticai
.cineses meet on SATURDAY morning
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Give Your Blood
The Vital Spark
Drive Out Impurities and
Make the Skin Smooth
and Clear.

roisons IN the blood, - undermine ne
health a. 70 leave The system 10 low
state ~ resistance. But use 3 81 = Tor
q brief time and Tou fare I'd tho vital
lpafs or blood rigur. % sweeps ifs uav
on through the body. dislodres rhsumafism
relieves catarrhal congestion. clears fhe
throat and bronchial tubes. dries up au
ssin frupfi0ns. enabiea me kldnsra. liver.
hlnddrr tud lungs t1 work promptly and
sneciirely in carryiuE impurities out ~ the
drrulatluu = = y De- the hest known
medicine Tor the blood and hes ne rann
ience ~ r. host ~ people. They NOV
~ D. harmless Co. The stomach ADD eruar.
lenre las shown that Dr. aorompushea an
that was ever erpeCird n merrury. isdIds
~ potash. arsenic and other destructive
minerals.
Get e. bottle Of p r. a. TO-DAY a. spv
druggist Read toe Important folder wan
ffd around me bottle No tells Of me
work being done by a famoua medical a.
rartmeut wIth aida md helps that haze
rr1vru n wonderful Vaiur 10 Hose ruf
fsrinE with blood diseases Far , an~rfsf
book on The subject written by on stprrf.
sd1ress The sWln Specific Co. sg evfr
Hldg. Atlanta CO Tor neafir haff n
century q n a has been the aafrsusrf
~ r. myriad ~ people Who ere living 20
tmrlra n what wonders can he a~oramnHahrf
~ fhis famous blond rurifer Get = bottle
today but refuse al subsUtutea
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out OF thy law" Ps. isis: ana In the
evening on Johns Definition OF God"
The choir Will sing the following
music:
Morning Service.
Anthem-"Love Divine. Macy
worship an Offering-"Jesus. Ny
saviour. Look on .Nevin
Evening Service.
Anthem-"Leave Ne Not" Stainer
worship In Offering-"Look Ye saints
the Sight Is Glorious" Schneider
First Unitarian church. Eon stree,
above Twelfth. Rev. Howard \. Pease,
minister Service next SUNDAY mornine
at 1915 o'clock. All Souls Day will be
observed with sermon by the pastor.
kindergarten at the same hour. Mem.
bers OF the congregation at the same
hour. Members OF the congregation
are requested to note the change In the
hour to 1915 a. m.
The Thomson Methodist Episcopal
church. 20 SO. broadway, on the Island,
W. G Hartinger. minister 980 a IN.
sunday school,, Mems Bible class taught
By the pastor. 1890 a. m. and gao u.
IN. public worship with 2.g0
.. ma. Junior League; 6:3o .. m E2-
worth League. No better music IN the
city. Everybody welcome.
"
81. James Evangelical Lutheran
Chapel. Film Grove. West Virginia. Rev.
N. steucr. assistant pator. sunday Re.
- AAANH
scho0l and Bible class. II 90 n. m. Eng.
lish preaching services. Rev. Prof.
Mackinscu o. Capital University. Co
iumbus. who BEGAN the work 40 the
chapel viii preach and wednesday
evening meeting Of the adult Catecheu.
cal class. Thursday evening meeting OF
the Luther League
81. Matthew Lutheran church. az
Water street. Benw0od. W. Va. Rev.
Geo. =. Helm. pastor. The services and
Twenty -hrst sunday after Trinity. s.so
r.. m preaching services In the German
language with sermon appropriate fui
Reformation Festival. 1850 o. nj. Joint
Reformation Festival service 81 ST
James Lutheran church. 81 WheeiinE.
PORK Paul Mackensen. Pm. d.. OF Capital
University. Columbus. O.. viii be special
speaker FOR the evenings Monday I'D
q 40 D.. m sunday oo teachers meet
ms Tuesday at 500 .. m. choi re-.
l~earsnl. Saturday al . a. m. C-atechetical
Instruction. The public a. cordially in.
vited 90 attend our services.
81 Luks's Episcopal church. Island
end n the steel bridge. The Rev Jacob
H~rltunrham. H. H.. pastor. The ser-
vices for an saints Day. Novembtr 1st
will be- sac o. m. Holy Communion.
s15 a. no. sunday school 1880 O. m
Holy Communion ami prayer, $50 r.
o. evening prayer and sermon ara o1
Wednesday. 7.8o D. m. btief service aud
lecture subject. Acts 61-tB
Hr1rranifed ChurCh Of jesus CHRIST
% Latter uuF saints. sunday srhHal I'D
DO Iu o.. m Sacrament service 90 90 60.
sunshine naud Will meet az efs %. m
rrcachiug 90 @ 90. hf Elder %. g. Maftln.
prayer meeting Wednesday 90 ff8 u
m: Rriiflu FRIDAY 81 1fb y m AT
are welcome
Wayman a. M D. church Rev W %.
Davis. n ID pastor. 10 f6 q m Ger.
mon. "Fnr mr to live ia christ and nd
dle ia gain 1876 b.. m. class mOHtuE.
Lenders Chaa BARLEY. Houston Davis
= Harris. $40 p. m sunday schont
The nrrret and trial ~ Jesus Gel 4.
ln. Lawyer p 7. Graham. -. Hrnnrln.
fnudcnf tNo D. m. a. 81 o. Ieacuf
Twelve Great Ncfaea Ecri ei0. Mrs
Ma rafo Harris. president. H b. m
special SERMON hV ur. ~. 90 Davis ut.
iect. What Kind or a. suit must
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Emmanuel Baptist church. Eon stree.
near T~wenty-ninth. Pastor. Arden n.
..thcr. SabOath school opens at s-l5
a m, Classes>fOr all ages. Morning
at s:5o. The u. Y. 4. L. VIII hold their
meeting at $50 y. m "Wednesday even
ng you are invited 30 meet al n Us for
PRAYER. the hour. $50. Tuesday evening
he Ntlling Workers VIII hold their an
nual meeting IN the church. An inter-
cSting program has been prepared TO
make the occasion enjoyable. Thurcsiag
evening the regular service OF the What
Next club.
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In the Churches

The Union Epworth league viii rally
the tharltne street N. r.. churcn.
tuesday. November : at SO y. m. Two
me addresses are anticipated to be-
sven by Rev. j. H. McC.ay OF Martins
rerry. and Mr.. Harry l. Bond Of this
city. song service begins at 7.oO. Spa
cal musie by the Chapline street NJ. T..
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N"fth street Methodist Euiscapni
church. fiuh and Market strrefs 49,
~ HnFe. miniHtor-At 30 re- m sun.
onl school This De- Uoue cpminr A,
hl former member of tht school Invite
p. present 1880 o. m. the UolH
Communion. infant hautlams ana r.r,r.
Won "i member tH b. m. Euworth
League subject The Root OF Murder
avs d. Ruth. leader. 1850 D. Co.,. uor.
Nnn sermon hi thc PASTOR Monday.
o. W- official meeting Tucadav.
quo m. Junior League 1850 d. m
ihi mrrnuE ruI entertainments of
iaHdtrT Ntd Thursday. 1880 D.. 90. meet.
l. 90 iNf ANuIt lIbIr classes. NOFrm.
her 9Th. the District aundrv school r,-
ven ~ viii nc held boz this church. vs.
MiII NnfIu our revival services Novrm.
D'r .ih. Won ore tcry cordially Invited
Co. an our services.
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81 Andrews church. Thlrty-seventh
and Eon stree There viii be service
IA -. Andrews church tomorrow. the
iNsnty-nrst sunday after Trinity. at
half past seven o'clock la the evening.
iherc Will be no service at half past
ten o'clock In the morning. as the rec
or viii keep his appointment AT CEes-
: O'Clock i'm the afternoon. Prayer ser
vice on Wednesday evening at half past
seven O'Clock. James l.. Fish. rector.
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First United Prosbyteriau church
tntplinc street. neat door lo -uoatorfi..
Rev. Charles o. Robinaon. pastor-D.
vine worship al 1U fs O.. m. and 1.gO h.
No. preaching by the pastor EnIit la,
Boz Hhc sabbath school Ererv tueub..
Of the school d. rxprcted New NOM.
bers are solicited school opens % q.s.
m sharp \ missionary orfefinr viii
D. aiken tor the support of o. Chrisuar
school in India
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Firs Baptist church. Twelfth and BY.
roa streets. +. T.. irininstooL pastpc
btnte school o:lh. just the place Ter
eoul STRENGTHENING. Morning WORSHIP
1850 tolloNc ell by the Observance OF the
Lord : supper Marwood mission SchOo.
go. Narwood avenue and Finn streets
y Dung peoples meeting go, the first q.
= series OF : udics OF immigI aut ueap.
; vcning worship 7.20. Delightful ser.
Ntccs-share them with "a.
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vance Memorial rrrsbyffrInu rHurrh
N~ofidsdHie. . NJ. Potter minfrfar ~.
ti'r nt ll a u and g f0 D. m the Sac.
fFrHhf OF the turda supper and fta
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