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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-06-14
MslnooIsI EPISCOPAL

| AVONDALE--Corner Miller avenue
and Ocoee street; Rev. w. l.. McTeer
| l.. NJ, Burns, S. S. Supt.
| ST. JAMES--CorneT Read ana Ross.
willie avenues; Rev. Walter B. Smith. A.
l.. Smith, S. s. Supt.
ST. MARK S--Corner Forrest and
Mississippi avenues. North Chattanoo-
ga; Rev. J. J. Robinette. W. S. Beck,
HIGHLAND pARK-Corner Orchard
Knob and Bailey avenues; Rev. M. T.
Murphy. pastor. u. u. Catlin. S. s.
Supt. Preaching at 10.45 am.
Subject for morning sermon, Friend
ship" Rev. J. Wesley Osborn at eve
FiRsT-corner Mccailie and Georgia
avenues; Rev. w. +. Smith, ID. d. c.
N. W oodworth, S. s. Supt.
Morning. Chaplain Tiplady will
preach. Evening union service on Court
MAkKER MEMoRIAL-East chatta-
nooga; Rev. Claude Vance Bellamy.
DR., G. Il. Harrison. s. S. Supt.
Morning subject, Complete Law"
RIDGEDALE--Rev. George S. Bales.
Carl X. Athern. S. s. Supt
10:45 am. Subject OF sermon. How
a Christian May Know When He is
ALEXANDER SIMPSON. JR., ME-
MOR1AL-Corner Mcfarland avenue
and Maple street; e. T.. Cavaleri. L. A.
Brown. S. S. Supt.
ALTON PARK--Charles B. Tarwater.
J. A. Stewart. S. s. Supt.
EAST LAKE--Rev. r. C. Jones. j. r.
Horton. S. S. Supt.
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ST. Mark,a M. Z.

At the morning hour. Rev. j. Yves
ley Oborn, stewardship secretary of
the centenary campaign, will preach,
and in the evening the pastor will
preach. Thursday at s PM, under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety, reception will be given the
new members of the church.
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Services for the week: The Wom-
ems Missionary society meets Mon
day at 8 pm. in the pastors study.
Tuesday, 7:45 Pm, the Sunday
School Teachers association meets
in the pastors study. Wednesday,
7:45 pm, the prayer meeting.
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Their ..Boss' l. a Man.

ing assailed by the cry Of "Faran-
chez! Faranchee!" For this is the
name by which all Of those not Arabs
especially those of Europe--are
known among them. But it is the
men who especially throng the mar
ketplace. There they idle the sunny
days away, or slowly sell and slowly
buy what they need at home.
Even in the marketplace the women
of the Holy land are misplaced. But
it is particularly on the roads where
the contrast is most marked.
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First Presbyterian.

There will be no Sunday evening
services in this church Sunday. but
the congregation is urged to attend
the Joint meetings conducted by the
downtown churches, which will De
held on the courthouse lawn eacn
Sunday evening at o'clock.
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CHRIST CHURCH--Dougias street
and McCallie avenue; William c. Rob-
ertson. M. A.
Sunday school and Bible class at 9:2o
am; high mass, 1880 am; even song,
pm. Mass daily at am. except
Monday and Thursday. when II is at
8 am. Benediction on Wednesday at
8 pm.
GRACE MEMORIAL-Corner Hick-
DRY street and Kirby avenue; Rev. Ed
mon Reynolds Jones. Sunday school at
9:45 am. Morning prayer and sermon
at II o'clock
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Maintain Creek Baptjst.

Rev. D. F. Mulkey, pastor Of the
North Chattanooga Baptist church
will hold services at the Mountain
Creek Baptist church, at the foot OF
Walden's ridge, Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
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First Cumberland Presbyterian.
The choir will render special mu-
sic. Walter r. Heasty will be the
leading soloist.
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school at $3.50 am, when Mr.. and Mrs.
pi S w aKe se paa a. lis SUBJECT
"Creeds"; at pm. Mrs. Dibble will
conduct a special meeting for women
and girls only. and every woman and
girl in the city is invited to hear her:
at 3 pm. Mr.. Dibble will speak to men
church, and his subject will be When
a Mans a Man; at 6:45 pm. there
will be a great mass meeting for young
people, at which time Mrs. Dibble will
be the speaker. While this service is
for young people, everybody is invited,
The closing service will begin promptly
at 7:45. and Mr.. Bell and Mr. Dibble
expect to put on great song service
for thirty or forty minutes, after which
Mr.. Djbble will deliver his closing adj
Dress and the subject will be THE Sin
Against the Holy Ghost"
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CALENDAR OF CITY AND SUBURBAN
CHURCHES

otherwise o'clock
Sunday services rule at o'clock city and 1880 o'clock
Nearly all religious societies Sunday
ningso hour
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UNITARIAN

L-SOCLS'-Houston street, near
McCallie avenue; Rev. w. NJ. Taylor
Class In Christian ethics at 10 am, by
Prof. c. Everett Conanr PHI. D.; sub
ject. us America to Be a Melting
Pot?' Preaching at IL am. by Prof.
Harris. OF the University of Chatta-
nooga.
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During the absence Of the pastor
Rev. Claude E. Hill. DR.. Holly M
Hale, pastor OF Bailey Avenue Chris
tan church, will preach.
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CENTRAL-McCallie and Palmetto
Rev. w. l.. Pickard. D. A. Landress,
S. s. Supt. Bible school at $3.50 am.
Subjects: Morning. The Supreme
Benediction"; evening. "A Living Dead
Man"
AVONDALE-Rev w. R. Hamfc. }.
A. Penny. S. S. Supt.
Subjects: Morning. Jesus Valuation
of Man; evening, MANS Valuation OF
OAK GROVE TABERNAcLE-Rev.
r. ]. Baldwin, H. e. Thurston, S. S.
Supt.
ALTON PARK--Rev. S. N. Hamic.
E. b Veazey. S. s. Supt.
FIRST-Corner Georgia avenue and
Oak: Rev. Harold Major. Charles r.,
Hood. S. S. Supt. Time. II am. and
pm.
Morning subject, What Baptists Be-
lieve About the Bible"
RIDGEDALE-Corner Twelfth and
Peachtree streets. Rev. F. e. Hauser.
J. S. Lamb, S. S. Supt.
FIRST--North Chattanooga; Rev. D.
II. Blalock. Mr., Taylor, S. S. Supt.
B. Y. p. u, 6:45 pm. Evening service
EAST LAKE-corner Thirty-fourth
and Avenue L; Rev. w. E. Davies.
WOODLAND PARK-Rev. George
w. Mcclure.
ST. ELMO-Rev Oscar D. Fleming.
Carl C. Ling. Supt. Bible school.
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coNaREaArIoNAL--

PILGRIM-Knights of Pythias hall;
Rev. Charles Haven Myers. H. A.
Symes, S. s. Supt.
Morning subject, "The Call OF the
Hour" No evening service.
UNION--East Lake; Avenue near
Thirty-second street; Rev. John Willis.
Sunday school, 9;45 am; A. r. Barr.
Supt. Ensign class for men at 10 am.
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CHAPLAIN TIPLADY
TO APPEAR In CITY
TO PREACH AT FIRST M. E,
CHURCH SUNDAY.
Invited by Methodist Gen.
tenary Committee to Ad-
dress Citizens.

Chaplain Thomas Tiplady, said TO
be among the most popular padres
in the British army, and author 81
books on the war, which are gen.
erously read, has come to Chatta-
nooga at the invitation of the Meth
odist centenary committee to tell
Americans that the war is not won;
that 1t will never be won until the
enthusiasm and moral energy that
wore down the Huns is applied to
industry and government; to mans
social and spiritual relations; to the
whole body of present-day problems
summed up in the term ''reconstruc-
ton"
He will appear at the First M. E.
church Sunday morning at IL o'clock
DIR. Tiplady is an inspiring. mag
netic speaker. His personality shines
on the platform as well as in his
books, 1t is said His stories Of
frightful days in France when the
Germans were still winning and his
vision OF the new era as seen through
the eyes of the men in the furnace
of war hold his audiences with a
strong emotional grip.
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ALTON PARK REVIVAL
HAS SIX CONVERSIONS
PROGRESSING VERY salts
FACTORILY.
Rev. A. B. Mckenzie, Confer
ence Evangelist, Conduct
ing Meetings.

The revival at the Alton Park
Methodist Episcopal church, which
began Sunday, Is progressing very
satisfactorily. There have been six
conversions. Interest is growing and
great revival is anticipated.
Rev. A. B. Mckenzie, conference
evangelist for the Holston conference,
NJ Il. church, arrived Wednesday to
assist the pastor, Rev. Charles b.
Tarwater. and will do the preaching.
1t will be remembered that Rev. Nc
Kenzie was here last year in a very
successful revival.
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Church Of Christ RevivaIs.


Price Billingsley at Cowart street,
and by e. H. Hoover at st. Elmo.
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Rev. Mr.. Gerhart left this church
some time ago and at present no
regular services are being held at
this church.
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Highland Park Christian.

Sunday morning the Highland Park
Christian church will hold a rally
meeting as part of a citywide move
among the Christian churches. A. s.
Caldwell and Tom Mires, of the First
Christian church, will represent the
First church. This meeting is very
important one and leaders desire to
impress every member with the mat
ter
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LUTHERAN
ENGLISH-Corner McCallie and Cen
trail avenues; Rev. Charles A. Phillips.
pastor. Sunday school. 10 am. Serv-
ices at s o'clock.
IAfMANUEL'S - Opposite Southern
Express at Terminal station. Rev. Otto
Graebner. Sunday school at 9:15 am.
English morning service at 1880.
Subject, THE Mystery of the Holy
Trinity" German evening service at 8.
Subject. Holy Baptism"
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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
knights of Pythias hall. 20Sh Main
street, and I'll Fairview avenue, at &
pm. Sunday school at 10 am. and
preaching at II am, at mission head
quarters, I'll Fairview avenue.
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SECRETARY RESIGNS

London, June Al. N. S. from the
London Daily Express Gable. )--Secre-
tary Appleton. of the Trade Union Fed
Grafton, resigned today.
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UNITED BRETHREN
Corner Duncan and Buckley; Rev. A.
o. Wright. r. r. Mcclure, s. S. Supt.

CHRISTIAN
FIRST-Corner Georgia avenue and
Seventh street; Rev. Claude e. Hill.
Andrew Smith, S. s. Supt. Bible school,
$3.50 am. Communion service and SER
mon, 10.45 am.
Morning sermon by DR.. Holly M.
Hale.
HIGHLAND PARK-Corner Bailey
avenue and Beech street: Rev. Holly M.
Hale. N. c. Carr, s. S. Supt. Preach
ing at 10:45 am.
EAST LAKE--Bible school at 10 am.
Otis Everton, S. s. Supt. Communion
at IL am.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL, SOUTH
CENTENARY-Corn East Eighth
and A streets; Rev. e. e. Wiley. La
vens Thomas, S. S. Supt.
Subjects Morning. The Higher Com
panionship"; evening service on court
house lawn.
Tripett. Charles Wallace. s. s. Supt.
Subjects: Morning. Preparation for
Forward Movement; evening The
Other Hero"
KING MEMORABLE. B. vaught. j..
A. Burns, s. s. Supt.
RIDGEDALE--Rev. r. u. Farley.
George c. Mason. S. s. Supt.
TRINITY--Corner McCallie and Park
avenues: Rev. J. c. Patty. W. z. Brock.
S. s. Supt
Both sermons by pastor.
HIGHLAND PARk--Corner Beech
street and Union avenue; Rev. N. M.
Watson, d. D. ]. F. Holbert. S. s..
M'FERRIN's cHAPEI.-Rev. w. r.
Daily sunday School 10 a. m.
HIXSoN--Rev. Charles A. Pangle.
c. #. Hixson. Jr, S. S. Supt.
ST ELMO--J. l.. Mullins. Frank
Farmer, S. s. Supt.
Subjects: Morning. Life in Christ"
NORTH CHATTANOOGA S. s.
WISDOM MEMoRIAL-w. F. Daley.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
EAST LAkE-East Lake car line
and Thirty-Ninth street.Chas, K.
Jones. j. r.. Horton. 8. S. Supt. Sun
day School at 9:45 a. m.
DODSON AVENUE-Rev. e. r.
Roach. J. w. Brown, S. S. Supt.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
CENTRAL4-Masonic Temple build
ing. corner Seventh and Cherry streets.
K. II. Hoover. A. Z. Pinckley. S. s.
Supt. Bible school at 9:45 am.
Preaching at II am. by Paul Honlin.
CoWART STREET - 'rwenty-second
and Cowart streets. |. A. Jacobs. S. s.
Supt. Bible school at 9:45 am.
Preaching at both hours by Price
ST. EiMo-st. Elmo avenue and
Forty-eighth street; Roy Simpson, S. s.
Supt Bible school at 10 am.
Revival by +. H. Hoover and Rev.
Paul Honlon continues.
Subjects: Morning, THE Lords Sup
per-; evening, obedience Better than
ROSSVILLE-Rossvil boulevard and
Forty eighth street. George w. Ed
monds, S. S. Supt. Bible school at 10
tim.
services at IL am.
RIDGEDALE-l23 North Dodds ave-
nue.. Jesse Beall, S. S. Supt. Bible
school at 10 am.
Church services at II am.
EAST CHATTANOOGA - Corner OF
Applirg street and Chamberlain ave-
nue. 2. c. Rowden, S. S. Supt Bible
school at 10 am
Preaching at morning hour by Charles
Holder.
NORTH CHATTANooGA-At end
Walnut street bridge. Bible school at
10 am, r. A. Lowery. Supt.
Preaching at IL am. by e. A. Low
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GOSPEL TABERNACLE - Corner
William and Sixteenth streets: w. M
Tidwel. w. H. McGhee. S. S. Supt.
Subjects: Morning, one OF special in
terest to all Christians; evening, "Al-
most Saved, but Altogether Lost"
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St. PauIs-Seventh and Pine streets;
Rev. w. j. Loaring Clark. Celebration
of holy communion. 1880 am. Sunday
school and Bible classes. $3.50 am. /;
celebration of holy communion (first
Sunday. IL am; morning prayer and
sermon at IL o'clock; evening prayer
and sermon by rector at 1880 o'clock.
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PREsHYrERlAN-

PhES6Y TEHtAN-
NORTHSIDE - Mississippi avenue
Rev. Oscar e. Gardner.
Subjects: Morning. "A Life with
Cod; evening, "A Life of Helpfulness."
FIRST-Corner McCallie avenue ant
Douglas street; Rev. ]. w. Bachman
James f. Finlay, s. S. Supt.
SECoND--West Seventh and Pine
streets; Rev. e. A. Elmore, D. d. @. "
Brown, S. S. Supt.
FIRST CUMBERLAND--Co Gal,
and Lindsay streets; Rev. r. A. Mccul-
lob. Fred X. Shelton. S. S. Supt.
Subjects: Morning, Forgiveness"
evening, .'Christ's Call for Followers"
MISSION RIDGE-Rev. e. S. Lheu-
reux. DR.. J. Park McCallie. S. S. Supt.
Services. 10 am; Sunday school. IL
LOOKOUT MoUNTAIN-Rev. Battle
McLester. John A. Chambliss, S. 8.
Supt.
THIRD AND PARK PLACE-corner
Oak and Baldwin streets; I. d. Steele.
r. S. Porter. s. S. Supt.
Morning subject, Seven Things for
CENTRAL-Corner Hickory street
and Bailey avenue; Rev. T. S. McCallie.
r. #. Hudson, S. s. Supt.
EAST CHATTANOOGA r. W..
Lewis. Will A. Mcclure, S. S. Supt.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST tseIentIst)--

FIRST-S11-813 James building. Sun
day school, $3.50 am. Services Sunday
IL am: Wednesday. s pm. Free read
ing room, same address. open daily ex-
Subject for lesson sermon, God the
Preserver of Men,"
SECOND--3l2 McCallie avenue. Read
ing rooms, tenth floor James building
Open every day from 10 am. to pm.
Services Sunday, IL a. m, and Wednes-
day. s p. m.
Preserver of Men,"
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HIGHLAND PARK - Rev. w. s.
Reese; Bible school. $3.50 am. ]. R.
Humphreys. s. S. Supt.
Morning subject "A Man and His
Money"
CHAMBERLAIN AVENUE - East
Chattanooga; Rev. @. T. King. d. L.
Whitaker. s. s.. Supt
TABERNACLE Corner Long and
Twenty-first streets. Rev. j. b. Phil
lips. John p, Ling. S. S. Supt. Bible
Both sermons by Evangelist George
l.. Dibble
EAST CHATTANOOGA ]. N.
Bull. w. ]. Carey. s. s. Supt.
TYNER--Rev. A. I. Hayes. Geo. c.
Stephens. s. S. Supt. Evening at 1880
O'Clock.
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sEvENrH.pAY ApvENTlsTs--

SEVENTH ADVENTisTs--
Wednesday, 1880 pm. the midweek
meeting at the Highland Park church.
Saturday. $3.50 am. Sunday school and
preaching 10 follow. All services. save
the Wednesday night one. at the K. T.,
hall, on Walnut street.
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.uNIvERSALIsT-

DIR. SHINN MEMORIAL - Corner
Main and Hickory streets; Rev. George
A. Gay.
Special services in connection with
the 81 900, 900 drive. Committees of the
church will canvass the parish during
the afternoon. There will be no eve
ming services.
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Sunday Night "The objectionable
Sin: What Is It?"
You cannot afford to miss this oppor-
tunity. Put everything else aside and
plan to attend every one of these lee
lures this week.
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cry.
ROMAN CATHOLIC
SIS. PETER AND PAULS--2i2-214
East Eighth street; Rev. f. T. Sullivan.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL, SOUTH

RED BANK-Sunday school at 10 am.
l.. b. Jones. S. S. Supt.
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Sunday Night Goods Impending
Judgment"
Monday Night odd Christ Abolish
the Ten Commandments"
Tuesday Night "The Power of Christ
to Save: The Relation of the Law to
the Gospel"
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RECTOR RENTS 8ANCE
NALL AND sTlATs FUSS
Church Denominations IN lGohi.
gan City Torn WIN suifs
on Account u the
Pastors Views

Pontiac. Mich. ne. iss--rae Epls'
copallans and Baptisss Ia Pontiac arr
~ swFurds poluts-ali on account n
Rev. II. J. Simpson rector OF r.1e first
named congregation.
Rev Simpson rame lack from
France. where he served as Y. NJ c. 4
secretary. with lots cf rev Ideas
how church should be- run.
Tia said yoang people were NOT GET
ting enough OF rsa right kind ol
amusemenss and that the superyis-
ed dances ~ere the need Of the Soar
He rented the biggest dance hail IN
town Tor one nlEht every week tni'
winter ard organized community
daneing club.
Snch girls as wished to attend sAs
weekly parties must submit shesl
names 10 the rector and conuittes
cf prominent women of bis ehnFcn
who investigate the character OF ,ht
applicants
Those xf.o pass test successful
ly are allowed 10 cOW@ tn All or sn'
dances OF the club and bring rials
escorts og their own choice yoanS
men who 20 20 the parties ase Ssyer
a badge of approval ar the door Tnis
displayed or their coats gives thsnl
s.e righs TO address ans Young ~o-
maa present without the tormality
OF an introduction
When good start has been made
the city Baptists gos together and
passed a resolution denouncing dan
cling as an truproper amusement fSI
carisstAn v0ung people They also
went on record as desiring that tsss
members OF the caurca should MOI
support the project by their patron
age.
Bur the crowds at the dances are
growing steadily
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MONDAY. DECEMBER y
Constance 6inrey
EARsTWttiLE sU~AN .

Ion may have seen Mrs. Fisk In
Der recent stage success. ~Earstwhsre
Snsaa. YOU have probably read
Barnabesta." the popular novel hy
Helen A. Martin. On which the play
vas Sased. Now You have the on
RurtHnaty 20 see ~Eastwhile Susan. =
ne Eaoto play which will be shown at
Pollard Theater. Monday. and which
combines the most appealing and ef-
. tective Incidents OF both play and
book.
Constance Binney Is the star ot
Erstwhife Susan n'.--Con stance Bin
ney, whose youthful beauty and wist
tut charm mads her the dramatic
sensation OF New York and won her
, sEarGom on screen and stage.
Esrstwhile Susan is a happy love
sEcFy-tfe1 tale OF a poor little house
/ bold drudge who becomes the gov
ernors fadv-of the clash besw
nsneteenth century ideas and twent
isSh century ideals An Unique prob
lem co1fr0nfs the heroine. after she
| Aas blo ssomed into the full flower
OF glorious young wonAanhood. She
4
schcolaaster. a college president and
q senator. Which shall she choose :
To decide. she devises test-on<
that Will keep YOU interested and
thrilled.
E.rstwhile Susan ii the sort OF a
nscture that restores faith In human :
ny. and sends ycu hsome pleased
hanpy and optimistic Miss Binnev
Is sure TO captivats you. and her
supporting cast Is truly exceptional,
foail be mighty glad Won saw ~Erst
while Susan
Extra added attraction.
Chas. Chaplin i'm his very lases,
comedy "A Day Of Pleasure You
cant say. 7 hare seen shls one he
fore Below is clipping from New
York Review of Dec 13. Strand The
atre
Z On account OF the great demand for
seats, last week. Charlie Chaplin. in.
"A Days Pleasure has been retain
ed fcr another week.
II must De good. No advance.
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SATURDAY. DEcEMSER 20.
Dorothy Gisr
-ouT OF LUCK =

1t IL written in The hook ot Fate
hat a dark haired gtFl is going Il
have a great Influence on y0ur life
foH probably don't know II. ane
you ra probably not sapavstLti0us bui
rhers's the fact The DARK haired z1r
g DoraFhv Gfsh and the Influence Shes
going to have is 70 fuvnash yon with
ore cE the jollsasf, most eRSoyabll
evenings you ever spent
MSS GRsh plays the role Of 4 super.
st.ftnus yOarg taay. who i nsaaty II
Ecve w.5h Young man. but who fears
the wnrSs because he pruucsgfs on F'rf
day. the Thirteenth When ne sFigFs
the salt she disaprears. And finally
fae cards tell her thAs blond wonaar z
ls so enter in his life
Saa i saved for her lover by the
lEterweHtson of a black cat. two burg
lars. and Il bottle OF Ink How COrne
amG see'
5 TvTO reel ludge Brown Stories.
The Demand OF DugMn.
sa4rloEt News"
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oKlAhcNA AID KSNcAs
RADICALS lN P-NsrLNTtARH

fcgns,nne1 trnz- P1seil
,ur,'s raasng depended she probable
rsglss III the Organization TO continues
nse of the nails-
Tlm w. WIS on trial were arrest
81 In November. 1871. Ia ehe Oh and
h~rysss rlelds 81 Kansas and okla-
noma TAey ~eNe fsrW brought e
trSal In gSs in Federal court VI Wich'
tia. Kan.
continuation was granted and rms
r.e which ena.e up in wichita IN Oc-
tuher Iats later she cas- was trans
fs-ved 70 the Kansas CITY KANSAS
seZsral coegi.
wgsresses from aN aris q m
renrtry Usspsarea cor the government
ii she trAal piUat eoinplessd. ra'
government hunt ap is-ease on thous-
ans "a carruiars. lelEvrS. pamphlets
ana usher forms ~ ps0pasanda at
tx4busea 40 she organization. nnnna~Es
az wnich were introduced ccalectiysty
a. ryldence Throughout the govern
men, maintained ths aocnments dem
oustgnted tne existFwce of conspsr'
ueg between members q The orzahl-
ratl0n IN Kansas and oklahoma
Letters In Evidence
Cams aeaenS ia fhe evidence tntre"
dnesa 6r the government were ietter'
assrsbased IN have aesu wriifen in FAs
osssee og wsasa D s~Ras ilt8iA HAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-19

suance OF an order Of the probate
court OF the county OF Logan.~ State
OF Oklahoma and on the iTth day Of
December. A. d.. 1919, In the amrtes
OF the estate OF Bedford Ussery, late
OF the coanty of Logan. state OF Ok
lahoma. deceared. the undersigned
administrator OF said deceased. via
sell at public auction 70 the hsghez
bidder. for cash. on Friday, the End
day Of January. A. ID. ast90. al fhs
hour OF j o'clock n. m. OF said day.
ar the George H. DodsOn farm. fou-
miles south OF Guthrie on Division
street and l-1 mile west. In said
Logan County the following personal
property. t0-wli: oil range. 4 coal
range. coal heater. dishes. furniture.
fruit and fruit jars: Incubator;
chickens: stock cutter, planter.
wagons. gvln6stone. moving ma
chine, cuisivators. walking plows.
hay rake. Larrow. . sets harness.
hay. corn: pair cotto- scales, 3 hos
es. , mules. 5 COWS. : calves, sani-
tary couch.
Dated this 9Th day OF December.
4. ID. 1879.
c. c. cLoTHIER.
Administrator.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-19

Many PHYSICIANS believe rhat anyone
who has bad cold should NJ complete
ly Isolated 10 prevent orner member
1g rhe ia nntly and associates from con-
sracting the dIeases as colds are aboai
ss catching as measles one rstns
sure the sooner one rids himself OF
cold the less the danger. and you viii
loox a good while before you find a
Better medicine than Casmherlain's
Cough Remedy 10 aM you in caring =
sold.