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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-09
Ne,u Siuchelle, u. q.

Mobfenen fotfuisto GGnettompptc.
nj ia l1bettGG n1mG beifot ia maiwa-
let fpn1npiirteet Iuttajaan ~iilaista-
apafii jos toimitus len mastaan ottac
&eiGinen terpebops Muttajan lufiioil
lie, toimon Serran armoaja ranbaa ia
.SGnen raffaan poifania Seeluflen
&ristuflcn iomintotpon faitta arnloa
omista,pille f"estlapnpttG taGlld eld-
man monimaibeiiella merellG. Sbmi-
leila on min monta waaraa, ia apibol
'lilen filiausta, mutta Sumaldn ar
mo ianasia on mini ibania armolupa
ufiia, ettG Seeiufien &ristufien Si-
malan Eojan iperi or meiout pubois-
tanut faifesta ipnneistd @olgatan
ristilIG ia armosta nltlius IN omu-
nanime ilsfon falltta. MifG ibana
|Iupaus fun ipntisfurja ipibeliGinen,
iaa luottaa Sumalm lanan falttta
itlenld taimaan perilliiefii, ettd maif-
ia mibollinen ia pmla libanme foot
taa tebbG maboottonlafli ia felnotto-
mofli omistnmann uutnlltta onlaf-
femme. Wutta Sumala ianoo ianas-
ia, ettG jofainen FUN lisfoo SSdnen
min iitd ci SGn beitd lllos. Stun
Snmala on IoipifYtu 9ojasia, ipan-
bursfolloen paatiihuflet omat tGDte-
tpt &ristuflen louintofuolelnon faut-
ia. Sanomla SGncn raf~fauoestaan
iptpttdd usfon ia luottamufien, etta
me Serran onlina ia lunastamina
iaalnme usfoa itienlme arnlosta aii-
tilaafIi.
Saan dpield mainito, ett1 beindf.
30 y. oil meilI1 feattdjubla fauniis-
ia liionnoh temppelSsid, 1osia of pii-
be pastori Mnttoielta, oil fertomufiia
rnnoia ia l%auluja. Oianottaiia of
monelta eri %iituinoIta ia nifa fuIlii
laulellen fiitosta aaritialle ia naiit-
fiesta ruumiillista rmpintoa. 81
lallo nield fofoonnuimme firffoon.
&iitos faifille oianottaiille ia crit
tGin &aarlo SuoiaielIe sort Gbeste-
ristG, fun autollanne olitte omiista-
masia jublapaifalle. Siimala on
moi1panne palfitieua.
Seurafunnan pliolcsta,
". 6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-09
Kansan kirjelIa

ale teboi flipelp retfen. NptbGn on
oliilt mielest1mme pitfi aifa iiita
sun OH pastorimile ollilt tesfunoes-
alnne, ioten warnIasti titrtuli taas
oifeen iublalta fun laamme ferldntpa
onlpeluicuraan emil torstaina 8 pai-
lp1. Silioinpa on 10 pastori mlta-
nalnme. Slipa entGnilld lilti baiista
nilortcn ompeluieurasia, iiella ipeljet
plistelipGt Seeiuflen raffauoesta ia
taniin ettd tdsiG on meioan bppa Of
ia ia pGGtimme pitGG objelma illan
iunnuntaiila ~ pdiapG fun pastori
on lilloin Italia Glepelanoisla. DO
net terapeiiet meilt6 faifilta aiitnailta
taille, ennen faiffea, jotfa meta tlin-
nettc tasmoista ief1 teripeilet foifille
Serufien mercllG p~estpille public!
toipoo 2iili.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-09
@arjujen fanuntms.

9(icta .purfit, fummi-renfaat ia fan
net fplmddn meteen ia anna olla iui-
min p1GllG fumes meii alfaa fiebu-
maan. lluiien purffien feittGminen
lujentaa lain. SGpt1 fu1lnlat purfit
puboistetuilla marjoilla naarai-
milla, mustifoilla, maniifoilla, /. II.
e. Mieta fummi-rensas ia fanii pai-
falleenL maGrltaen Min lujaan eta
.apoit pitfu-iornlella ia bciitalolIa. Ta
ne iitten pnrffi fiebliaan meiiastiaan,
fiebmpasta mcoestG ia wadnnd lujas-
ii fiimni.
Supman. Warjojcn nGin fan
nuttaesio Ct f1ptetd l%ofuria eifG net
til, ipaan jos tahtoo moi fdpttGG fum-
paofin. Yaite iofuri marjain p11llc
ia t1pt6 purffi fiebupalla ,pcoella.
8eitG purffi filten ilman iofuria ia
apett1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-09
Miintamia "SetG-S ammlin" anita.
mia rnofain iaGstGmis objeita.

&uofien fannuttumiiesia eli tarmit-
le mitGGil eritpist1 toitoa. Minoat
maatimltfiet 0pot pubtaiis, merefiet
tasipifiet, pppffi-boilari tai jofli
nun ipuG astia, ia purffeia. 81 Goes
%tampita iofuria marjojen ulioemmas-
ia fonnutus tohpasia.
Suurin ola naiiista ia lapiista on
tcbnpt fannlitustpotG = maar joito-
fin pieI1 Ioptpp jotfa cituat pane iii.
le tarpccfli paljon arpoa. Siiiri fen
ftafia pdfanamaisia fuolee Min pol
ion ihmiiiG ndlfGGn, ettG PC eipdt o.
iaa idGstG1 ruofa-aincita iilloin fuin
niitG on iaataipdna, it'd oifna marten
%jolloin tarpeelltiid ruofo-Iajia ei moi
laooo. Gotta fplIG, meill1 on iltitria
tebtoita iotfo oipot fntioneet ettd riio-
fla nellie iG1stetGGn - ipaon met
oan on npfpGGn motiettoua niistd
min forfea binta, ettG jos iuinfin
mabOollistn oliii nellie iuitri taloii-
oellinen bp0tp fonnlttoa ritofia ia
teboa idGstomme itNc. g~lintarpect o.
ipot falliito npfpGGn ia tiileuat ole
moan ipieIG forfeommasia binnosia
enii tallpen aitona. Soitofin ruofa-
aineita etitule tiile iaamaan raballa-
fam. sis 1lfGd antafo minfdGn
ruofaaineen mdodtd tai ioutiia rosfa-
fanniiun - fannutfoa ie fumes tar
mitiette. Sadstdtda ritiattomia 'pdi-
mid iuarten mintd hpoitte - rliiiar
pititte on tilosia madbamme.
Niiofia moi iGGstdd fiiipaamalla
ia tonniittamiieIIa. Tab6omme tdsid
tebod ieIostiista fanniittamiiesta.
Walmistnfiet tannmttamista iuarten.
Ota ippd ostia, ttiten pbpffi-boiIa-
ri, Iooroifanmi, riiii rosta-fdftnii i.
n. e., oieto tefopohid ostiooft, tdptd
'oeoelld ia pane talelle. |urffeia
iao ponna paliasta boiIarin bob
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-09
.Sunrifasluien ia "fowieu"
bebelmien fannmtms.

Yuboista purfittamat = aieta wal
foiieen, piibtoaieen naattceIecn tai
lGffiin, eli iiilaan. &icbauta bboestG
miteen minuuttiin; fdptG fplmGsid
meoesiG - fuori tai porstaa fuori
joutuiiasti = leiffele palaiifii tai pa
ne fofonaiiena fuumaan pirffiin -
tdptd purfit fiebuapallu meoellG. Ha-
ne 1 tecluiifallinen iuolaa iofa iuas-
tin purfiin juiirifaspia fannuttaesia
Yane fllmnlirengas ia fanii paifoil-
leen, laitn fieblrpa lpeiiastiaall, feitG
pb0estG folmeen %tuntiin, iiirrG ia
faGnnG fanii lujasti fiinni.
S1td i1Gst0tapaa moi fGpttGG fai-
file faspifiillc ia beoelmille.
Iariat ia jotfrt bebelmGt maale-
ncpat pnrfittaesia - tdmGn moi
mGltt1G f1drimdll1 pllrfit ianomaleb
teen, beti fun ne otetaan meliastias-
ia. Sarfasta plrffeia alma jonflln
ajan frluttuo - jos mliotnlpat, pane
uuii fummircnsas ia ficbalita uiloel-
leen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-09
Wnnien iualinta.

Wlnien tulee olla mGlttGmGtto-
mGsti pubtaita ia tuoreita. IlfG1
fdptt1fo obutfiioriiia tai iGrfpncitd
lnunia iGilptpstG martcn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-09
SurIet, 9. &.

&oubon terpebopfien fansia tu-
len t6Glr1 %feidaiumolta teruebti-
m11n anuoiian lcbtemme l~lifijoita,
mltta eritt1iu teitd iisfot iicll1 NeW
&ocbellesia, ioita muista iofa p1ilu1
ia eritt1in firffoiltano oliiin mielell1
nj ioufosianne, mutta main ollen MT
fumminfin t1ptpp ola feia poiS ia
tunpata pfiinaiien ianan ~tlltfisfele-
miieen ia usfoa ettG Sierra on fansia-
nj t11ll1 pDtG bppin 81 iiis mputa
FUN lailloen Ianoa: "WfG lepddn
lliona Seeiufien, NiG lepGan belmas-
ianio' SGn ontaa ~taiapaan minulle ga
rau1on armollania."
Olen fuilllltt, ETH teilla onnistui
lc fcntt1jitblon pit1minen bppin, IL
mofin oil faunis, iotcn ioanmle ollo
fiitolliiia taimoan SiGlle, cttG b6n
antaa lapiillecn IT'D fun ban bWpdfii
nGfee. 'WinG dim fumminfin muir
bemielelld fofo len pdiwGn, ettG mi
ten ie onnistit, fun iinG p1iip1nG ia
toi tGdllG fofo iltapuolen pGimd1. jo-
ten muslin fofo pGip1n teitd iisfoi
iiellG, iilld toi1polIa ettG oils teillG
faunis lima. TGdlld on eldmG FUN
ettd beinad leifataan ia
footaan talpea aparten, jota en- ole
ennen Mmerifasia ndbnpt.
Slma on t1Glld fesfi pdhpdllG fpl-
Ia fuuma, mlitta illon tullcsia tulet
tplmempG1, ett6 eli fltumliiis ralitc
FUN menee n%uffrmlaan.
Z. 6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-09

jaa wasten, ne idrfpp, fen tafia on
laitettmua pobia. Tdaaiien pobian
moi tcbo1 ioifeista lauooista aiettaen
.iiiti + stiin asian pobjallc - taiffa
poipi fdpttad w%onboia, reiiitettpid
ldffi faniia aiettaen nc jonfunnoiiel-
ie jalalle fanliun pobiaan. "SdtG
ieinon fstiii", nGioen fainotefoistcn
pobiien bunflnnasiu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-09
Tairport Dillon f~mnlnmiiia.

Galibaa &aritlun fuollosia. SepG
fallein iloni aibe OH nptfin. &uinfa
I%uloista foifen mu~llttuesia, ola mar
ma ijanfaiffiiesti festGp1stG perrin
MISUNDERSTANDING, minfG Sumala on
lulasta armosta nellie labjoittaltnt.
gifos olefin bppG, eta taimoaleen
p11lpmme on lpapaasia armosta9
Mjottelin fertoa Sairportin fllllll-
militia, eibGn ne mt iilti mit1Gn eri-
tpiiiG ole, aiapan llonnon lain mufai-
lia, nimitt1in fuolemin, ipntpmiliG ie
ia aipioliittoon menoia joita on nm
loosti oIlut tGnian feiGn fuluesia.
OteioGn ieuraflinnoSta OH fauppias
@itlbcrgin tptGr Sennp mennpt aipio-
liittoon. Soipotan onnea BELLE. Seli-
rafilntomme emGntiG on fGpnpt Saf-
iosia uieampia tGnG feiGit1. &uollit
on Iiomalaiiio nrori neiti Siloa Stan
taItio, iairastanllt 3 fititta, ijGlt1Gn
10 nuotinen. SGm1fin tapts on
IelpinG fielenG nellie mliistittamas
ia elGmGn lpbpfdiippoestG. Snriil-
lista maan fun, muoriio iilti .paeltao
mieraana Seeiufiellenia. SGm1 mao
met1G pitoleenia baripat joiitaa nja-
tcllo mitG minunfin ralibaani tiilee.
&crtoimat. eta tGnld nliori iisfo oil
pasta mime pGimin1 usfonlt Seeiiif
ieen. Snnellinen bGn MT, iilld lama
armo fuuluu mielG miimme tlinneil-
latin. Wposfin erds entGntG iidl-
tam 60 paifoilla, Mrs 2episto, on
f%iiollirt ia mielG pfii fuolema mifG
on lurullista. Soban &ananen, bun
oil fotoiiin Gonneauoistu, ,paan aiut
tdGllG Sairportisia, oil tposid tdGlla
oil lGbtenpt fGpmddn fotonaan, ipaan
iuruIlisfa, ei ban pddsiptfdGn. @sb-
tobnlasia ban oil bDpdnnpt toiieen
~iltitaan aifeeSia ottaa ipupaata fpptiG,
iilloin oil pifajuna tullut ia pboesid|
isfullo joutui SAM fen ubrifii. Mr-!
iofutnen miten iiinG fGtpi,
ban oil oi,pan pienifii puIufifii men,
MT. SGml1 on fotpaa bGnelle itiel-
lcen iefG omaiiilleen ia tiittapilleen.
Siiniimpa minGfin tlion pojan bGn
aiui tdtinid Mrs Sraipan liiona, jofa
bGneen fiintpi Gi6in r~affauoelln, jo-
ten ie oil foipo isfl tGoin ipoGmene.
SjGltGGn oil i%painoia 10 wiiottos.
Niin iinGpG SID olet faiffi meio1n
pdip1mme %firiaaii merfinnpt ioten
eli ole mifGdn ialasia. @aan
meiltG lopiiItaii find peitdt tulepain
pdimdin iuriit ia ilot ia find faiffi
tietGipGSiG raffaiioesiaii olet fen bp-
lpGfii ndbnpt. &aifesia fiibteesio on
bpip1 ettG jofa betfi olemme armosta
olttiioitu.
Nptp1 wostd olemme feiGGn tpptp-
fiin olemnle ebtineet oifaan
ettd lGmpomittari oioittaa
Iuarjosia 95 astetta. SGtd flriimult-
ia on festanpt 10 ldbes 8 apiiffoo, Ell
ole %iatonitt toto %oiaIla, Irflntn otta-
notta jofu piiaro erddrld bona. Wpt
Oh fabtena p1ipdnG ip6b1n ipiileGm-
odd, ebfdpd iiitd tiiIce pian Ia6e Sio-
tdtpa diff.
Seiirdfuntamifte toiminnosto eli o.
e mitodt eritpiiiG ianomilia ttpt fe-
oifano, on ifGdnfiiin Ietpdttp. @i
hin pmmdrtdin, etteifo meioGn usfoo
iile pbtd bptpin feidIId niinfuin toI-
ceIIofin ia tieodn eta Jana orno
Meta tifee jofa betfi. Niitta mitdGn {,
iibInnotfoia Ell ole tebtp. {,
ipoon, ettei ole mit1Gn moon |,
'ilieliidd ldbipdifoiIIa mibin tpoiiim {
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-09

Sapi astioita, galpaniieeratiiita
pitrffia ia puiiia astioita moi fGpf-
tod. Suiiisia nstioisia on paras iei
iottaa fplmGd mettG jonfln pGi,pGn
enncn ,fapttoG = FIFTEEN burlbtoa me
bella.
Sdili0n fofo riippuu iiitG
fuinfa paljon mlinia aifoo IGilpttGG.
Istim fulfil ola tarpeefii ito pcittG-
mGGn miinat mcii laii oineelIa. Liian
ito astia bnasfaa ainetta.
@alttdnldn baosfiota, moi ottaa ieit-
raolpan buemion:
SGili0 SGilpttGG Ieiilali ainetta
tartpitoan
1 @al. 40 miiflaa 8 paint. 10 %.
2 @nl. so mitiiaa z paint. 3 %.
8 Sol. 100 mitnaa 10 paint. 10 %
a Sol. 100 milnaa ID paint. 6 %
8 @ol. 200 mu,aa 1S paint. 0 %
10 @ol 400 miinaa SO paint. 0 %
8eii.laii ainecn moi malmistaa ie-
oittaen pboen paintin apeiilaiia (tpa-
ter-glass) ia pboefidn paintia iGGbop
tettpa, feitcttpG pettd. @eii-laii (tpa-
ter GLASS; moi osta bppin beIporIa
o~pteefeista ia mriilta fniippiailtd.
On torpeelIista fiebitttao ipeii en-
men flin ieoitetaart iiiben p%eii-laiio,
eroittaen bapon iota on pebesi1 ia
iofa miiiiten apoiii pbtpd peiiIaiin
fonsia teboen epGmieIlpttGapGn ncs-
&eittGesiG malta fGilptettpiG mit-
mia on pistettdnpG neulolIa nliinaart
fiioren firfpmistd fen fiebii-
esfa.
ltlosIdbett6npt:
Nargoret Siistin,
DIGniemeffeen Tolou6enbotto opett.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-08-09
Mnnicn iailpttsminem.

spfi1lid ia talpeua munien binta
on irlein min forfeasia binnasia, ct
ia on bpuin maifea niitd iaaoa lain
fuan. SGbGn aifaan mloocsta, jol-
!oin munmparasto on runias, ia nil
Den binta eli ole Min forfea, on colll-
lista Parma munia. idilioon talrpea
marten.
SGman moi teDo1 min futiutulla
wciilaii (pater glass; metoooilla.
Malvern daily record., 1917-08-25
SUPT. BOND TO SPEAK
 AT EDUCATIONAL RALLY

Little Rock, Aug 25-State Supt. J. L. Bond announces that he will attend the fourth annual educational rally and county school fair for Polk county to be held in Mena, Friday, Oct. 12, in connection with the Polk County Boys and Girls Club contest. A number of other prominent educators of the state will be present and participate in the program. There will be procession of the school children of the county,
 nd large United States flag will be given the school that has the largest per cent of it's enrolment in the pro- cession. One girl and four boys win ming in the club contests will be given a free trip to Little Rock for the State Club contests next fall.
Malvern daily record., 1917-08-25
LABOR HEADS
@=1z||--7z- 7-@= ASK FAIR PLAY

It is characteristic of Americans, that no matter what their personal feelings may be on any question, they believe in giving the other fellow fair play.
 A case however where this is not being done, at least in Arkansas, is in the strike of the Maintenance of the Way Employees against the Mis- surf Pacific Railroad for increased wages.
 Without any argument as to wheth- CT or not their demands are just, the method of fighting them is manifestly unfair, much more so than the pugi- list who strikes below the belt"
 Opponents of the Maintenance of Way Employees, taking advantage Of the general prejudice existing against the organization known as the I. w. w. are busy creating the impression that the striking Maintenance of Way En- ployes are members of that organiza- tion.
 This is without the slightest founda- tion. The International Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees is an organization affiliated nationally with the American Federation of La- bor, and locally with the State and Central bodies In most instances these men are citizens of the State, very many of them with families. The organization they belong to is not only in no way connected with the Interna- tional Workers of the World, but in complete opposition to it's methods and in behalf of justice we ask papers in Arkansas to quote Us as declaring that the members of the International Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees, that are striking for some thing near living wage, are members of legitimate labor union that has no connection with the l. W. W.
 ARKANSAS STATE FEDERA- TON OF LABOR.
 T. A. WILSON, President,
 L. H. MOORE, Secretary. Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 20, 1917.
Malvern daily record., 1917-08-25
THE B. Y. P. U. PROGRAM
 END. BAPTIST CHURCH

Subjeet-What can we do for the betterment of our Union?
 What can we do to get our members to attend on time 2-B. c. Fitzhugh.
 What can we do to get every mem- ber to feel that he or she is member of the Union Mrs. Jim Fuester
 What can we do to secure more members for our Union ?-Mr. R. P. Goodman.
 What can we do to get each and every member to work Mrs. Chas. Nusko.
 can we do to create more in- terest in our Union ?-Mr. Lee Barton
 How can we arrange our companies to make them more equal in size and working abilities Mrs. Fred Har- kins.
 How Can, we arrange our programs to make them more interesting ?-Mr. Allen Brady.
 How can we arrange our programs to cause every one to take interest enough to do the part assigned them :? Mrs. Larkin Smith.
Malvern daily record., 1917-08-25
NAVY LEAGUE OF
 THE UNITED STATES (Incorporated 1903)
Incorporated 1903)

Washington, D. C.-To the Com forts Committee of the Navy League the Woman's Section of the Navy Lea. que and the Daughters of the Ameri. can Revolution
 l request and direct that for the present you send the garments intend ed for the men of the United States Navy, to Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, 1916 Sixteenth Street, Washington, D. C. who acting as an individual will secure the delivery of the garments to the ships that you may designate.
 Our Allies are pressing us to supply them with additional garments for their sailors. Such of you as are will ing to work for the Allies will please divide your shipments into two parts, sending one part to the Comforts Con- mittee of the Navy League, Washing ton, D. C., for delivery to the Allies and the other part going to Mrs. Fraz- CT for the men of our own Navy.
 We will continue to furnish you with knitting instructions, pictures samples of wool etc, and we will act for you in purchasing wool. All off, eers of the League stands for loyalty and patriotic endeavor, and do not for one moment slacken in the work that you have done for our sailors.
 Cordially yours,
 Robt. M. Thompson, President. Navy League.
Malvern daily record., 1917-08-25
THE DAVIDSON CAMP MEETING

MT. J. E. Cooper, wife and baby and the writer took run down to the great camp meeting Friday afternoon and took in the night service, after which we returned to Malvern, reach ing here at 12:10 a. m.
 Great indeed is the meeting, beauti- ful is the eneampment.
 Something like 200 conversions, over 100 have united with the churches, ST with the Methodist church up to noon Friday.
 When we left there last night there were more than fifty young men and women at the alter seeking God.
 I havn't seen any thing like this since I was boy, over in the good old state of Miss, when I used to go with my father and mother to camp meeting where we would camp for 10 days.
 So soon as landed on the campus l felt that God was there. Though there were so many people there every thing was calm and quiet as sunset
 Hundreds of Souls in Arkansas re- joice in the fact that this man of God, John A. May ever found his way to Arkansas.
 The preachers subject last night was the Last or final judgment.
 The sermon was sane and forceful and we'll received by the great con- gregation.
 This was the greatest treat have had so far during my VACATION.
 J. w H.
Malvern daily record., 1917-08-25
FOREST RESERVE SALES
 YIELD $11,387.21

Little Rock, Aug. 25-Sales in the two national forest reserves of the state this year yielded revenue of $11 ,38721, of which $7,398.81 is from the Arkansas Forest and $4,088. 40 from the Ozark Forest. Of the total, S8,540.41 goes to the public school fund and $2,846. 80 to the road fund, of the several counties in which the for ests are located.
 There is in the Ozark Forest 293,003 acres, and in the Arkansas, 626,7 acres, total of 919,748 acres, or l. 437 square miles of land in the state that has been segregated by the gov ernment in forest reserve The acre age in the two forests follows:
 Ozark-Baxter 2O,584, Cleburne, g. $50, Crawford 4,499, Pope 1O7,215, Franklin, 1916, Johnson 37,922, New ton 51, 49s, searcy 1867, Stone 47,196 Van Buren 2,197, Washington 360.
 Arkansas-Garland 63,836, Howard 761, Logan, 15,671. Montgomery, B. 995, Perry 39,922, Pike 2,353, Polk 14O,O67, Saline 44,752, Scott 157,987, Sebastian 6,933, Yell 65,464
Malvern daily record., 1917-08-25

BAKER HILL BAPTIST 10:O0 a. m.-Sunday school. 11:00 a. m.-Preaching. 6:30 p m.-B. Y. P. U. 8 p. m. Preaching.
 Let everybody be on time.
Malvern daily record., 1917-08-25
Uniuersity of Arkansas
FAYETTEVILLE

full and complete courses leading to degrees in agriculture engineering education, or normal work ana liberal and sciences.
 Complete courses in music, painting, drawing domes scienee, domestic and other work that appeals especisy During the next session. special cou intended to prepare for various kinds of war rk will be offered.
 |e University of Arkansas is standard institution high school work for unconditional admission the freshman class and four o college Wokk degree graduates admitted without graduate schools of the Unit cd States.
 mechanic arts electricity. engineering and aEricul of practical nature provided Tor ability who have not had the high school edu uncondtioned admission to the fresh class. The Training High School in the College of admits student who has finished the by the public schools in his home town school district.
 Tuition free residents of the sate Other fees Board in the dormitores is furnished at cost Climate healthulness of Fayetteville inferior to In the United States.
 The next session opens Wednesday, September 1s. For catalogs bulletins, full information write The Registrar.
Malvern daily record., 1917-08-25
LOCAL CHURCH NEWS
 AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
METHODIST
 Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Junior League at z p. m. Epworth Senior League 7 p. m.

The Rev. MT. Johnson, who is visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Simmons out on Pine Bluff street for the summer, will fill the pulpit at the Methodist church Sunday morning in the absence of the pastor, J. W. Harrell, who expects to attend the Camp meeting at Princeton. Everybody is invited to come and hear this man of God. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
 There will be no preaching at the evening hour. J.W. H.
Malvern daily record., 1917-08-25

FIRST BAPTIST
 Sunday School 10 a. m. Senior B. Y. P. U. 6:30. Junior B. Y. P. U. 6:30. Sermon II am.
 8: P. M. Sermon by the pastor.
Malvern daily record., 1917-08-25
EPWORTH LEAGUE

Leader-Ben Smith.
 Thou Shall Love thy Neighbor as thy self .'-song.
 The Conflict Between Law and Liberty-Miss Jean Murry.
 How the Law of Love Works-Mrs. Graham Murry
 The Law of Love and Temperance MT. E. E. Blakley.
 Why and how apply the Subject to intoxieants-Mr D. c. Allen.
 Reading-Miss Louis Smith. song-League Benediction.
Malvern daily record., 1917-08-25

ASSEMBLY OF GOD-- Sunday School, 10 a. m. Preaching, II a. m.
 Preaching, 8 p. m.
Malvern daily record., 1917-08-25

Large Trial Bottle of Sanol for 35c. Sanol is a family remedy. Sanol is sold on an absolute guarantee. Rem ember if it says Sanol it is all right. 35c. and $1.00 at the drug store.
Malvern daily record., 1917-08-25
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 WOMAN'S CLUB
OFFERS PRIZES


 The Woman's Club wishes publici- ty given to the plan they have ad- opted for encouraging the work in beautifying our city. Three prizes will be given by these ladies for the following: First. For the prettiest and best kept yard.
 Second. For the most artistically kept porch.
 Third. To the negro who has the yard in best condition from a stand point of cleanliness and beauty.
Malvern daily record., 1917-08-25
 SECOND BAPTIST

SECOND BAPTIST 9:45 a. m. Sunday School. Preaching II a. m.
 6:30 p. m. B Y P U.
 Sermon 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday even- ng at 7:30.
Malvern daily record., 1917-08-25

neglecting ourselves-Miss Lorene Mitchell.
 The Method of City Missions-W K. Smith. "This is my lask'-A Poem Mrs. Collie.
 J. T. Howell, Pastor.
Malvern daily record., 1917-08-25

PRESBYTERIAN: 9:45 a. m. Sunday School. 6:30 p. m. Junior Christian Endeav- or.
 2 p. m. Senior Christian Endeavor.
Malvern daily record., 1917-08-25
B. Y. P. U. PROGRAM FOR
 AUGUST 2e, 1917

Missionary Meeting'-City Mission Leader Miss Belle Carmichael. Scripture Reading -Floy Beason. Introduction-By Leader.
 Is the City wholly evil place-J. T. Wharton.
 But the City is desperatly wicked Miss Blanche Reason.
 The City is Materialistic . Dr. Browning.
 Christ did not forsake the cities Mrs. Canady.
 We cannot neglect our cities without
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-05-11
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