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The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23

too weak to be up. I could eat
but very little, and that disagreed
with me so T. suffered terribly from
gas. To make matters worse j
was: attacked by rheumatism in my
arms and legs. which caused me
no end of pain and misery. I nev-
er got a good nights sleep and be-
came extremely nervous.
Re- "Well. Il have just finished my
fourth bottle Of Tanlac and it is
wonderful the way have improved.
Why, L feel so we'll and strong I do
all my housework without the least
trouble. Last week I actually did
the family washing and it has been
many years since l did a thing like
that. My appetite is fine and
nothing disagrees with me. I sleep
restfully and get up feeling refresh
ed every morning. The rheuma-
tism has entirely disappeared and
Tanlac deserves every bit of the
credit"
Tanlac is sold in Bowbells by
Donovan Drug Co., in Powers Lake
by Chas. Frank, in Portal by An
drew M. Reite, and in Columbus by
Wistrom Bros. ~:
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23

MEN WANTED TO SELL GRO
CERIES. SELLING EXPERIENCE
NOT NECESSARY. One Of world S
largest grocers, Capital over ST.
000,O00.0O) wants ambitious men
in your locality to sell direct to
consumer nationally known brands
of an extensive line of groceries,
paints, roofings, lubricating oils,
stock foods, etc. No capital re-
quired. Write today. State age
and occupation. John Sexton &
Co., 352 w. Illinois ST., Chicago;
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23
NOR7H|D||'AK|O||''T||''AII|. IT.

Portland.-A new movie theater has
opened here. s$5. Is. s;. "
Seeding is general through
out the slope country, and prospects
are very favorable. 4. .}4s5. 5:s.. ..2. (. \
p. Crary.-The $4,000 school house
here was burned down recently. The
building was insured by the state:
Hannaford.-Busine men Of this
city have given $500 toward the sup
port of fast baseball team during the
coming season. 3ss5 S = .ss2ss .:... - u \
Devils Lake. a public play ground
is practically assured for this city as
two fraternal bodies have donated
$3.50 toward the movement. s5;3:i.
Grand Forks.-Major B. F. Boyd OF
this city has received the cross Of the
Legion Of Honor, the highest decora-
tion conferred by the French govern
ment. g,.:5
Kindred. Toilet Grant, youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. G. Grant, was
seriously injured when his sweater
caught in the flywheel of gasoline
engine. q. .ss 81 ~ :ss.gl ,sf II IA.
Bismarck. = Supplies are being
mailed out to every school district in
Z the state for the annual election: of
school board officials which takes
place in June. $s e y, ..,;5 e. 5:ai 4
Beach.-Harry e. Emery, who has
been connected with the schools at
Sentinel Butte for the past three
years, has accepted the superintend:
ency Of the schools Of this city. s.
4a Mandan.-Dates for the annual
Missouri Slope fair was set at a meet
sing held here recently for Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of the
second week in September.
Bismarck.-Sites of historical trails
camps and backgrounds in North Da:
skota will be marked by parks and
monumental tablets, according to
plans Of local patriotic organizations
l Milnor. Sargent county farmers
have organized q Potato Growers as.
zsociation, and at q recent meeting
elected officers for the coming year.
The assoc citation will ship in EARLY Ohio
seed at planting time, and will also
erect "a large potato warehouse.
:ss s# Mandan A "4O-acre corn club has
been organized In Morton, county and
~ farmers have already signed up for;
membership. When 100 have signed
the: membership list will be closed
Prizes ranging from $25 to 800 will
ssbe paid for the best fields Of corn
raised. s.
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23
WANTS

Items under this head Will be- in
serted at the rate of two cents per
word per issue. Count initials, and
numbers same as word, and COM
pound words same as two words.
No ad inserted for less than 25
cents. All wants ads mutt be paid
for at the time they are ordered un-
less customer has regular account
with this paper. = !..zs.sz::ss..s
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23

FARM WANTED Wanted to
hear from owner of farm or good
land for sale. Send price and de-
scription for fall delivery. Leslie
Jones, BOX IL. Olney. III. 47-1tp
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23

FOR SALE-The Tom Coons
horses. one dark grey pair match
ed geldings, years old, light
bay mares, z and years old, one
grey mare. IL years old. Inquire
at the D.. j. Coons farm. 45tf (
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23

PLOWING-We can plow several
hundred acres this spring in addi-
tion to our own. If you want
plewing done see us. N. G. 2Auker-
man, Bowbells, Nd. 47-1tr&
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23

For Sale-Percheron Stallion, Q
years old. C. w. Nyqust, Battle
view, N. D. 46-4tp I.
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23

IT'S bushels Of good clean fax
seed for sale Jim Conlin, Bow
bells, N. D. 80 46-1tp NJ
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23
dkildros AM, are being idade3
lor d new sch ooI bull ding st0 cost Sea-
Z.

lDO0 ssE$sT
van Hook iye III s.ba abies. the oldest
mo Syea ~ nld 4 lied wit III q week in
tthis Community
Devils q ) "A Rotary club B has
been orra5nized q hy bnsiness Il and
prof fessio ona 4 lflen of the scif
/ Cros heSDiyide co county commits;
,ioners have extended aid to- over 400
ttar1ners sflis spring
New Rock ford p ms fors ssbeautify-
ling the city were laid at d q recent
Injecting 81 the SCommercials club, q .Ss:::
Bismarck hesSS ate canYas ssing
[board was in session last We eek check
ling over: the returns Of the election of B
March l6.
Jamest stoWn. One Of & the largest land
Ideals made this spring was the sale zof5 I
l1,28O acres Of land to Sa MAJ dison, S. d
lD nartvS for $4,000
/ Is Bismarck, he 5Tri bune, witch vas
recently DESTROY Ne. bys Are has called
for bids FOR the construc lion . of
two-story bull d ngs and ba sen1ent. sss:s al;
Belcourt Ia urence gBereier was
Ibound over to- the United states dis
trict court under $500 bonds, charged
with abstrac citing q 4ch eek from u letter. \
Williston.-At an enthusiastic meet
Fling held recent Officers were elected.
for the newly. Or organized Company E;
The company is anow recruit ed to 100
members. .z45 E: .s 5;s &
Williston. .- "a enry Drier of SPRING
5hrook- became suAdenly unbalanced: as
= !. ~ rac,,1ts n. :, q stroke nfS Inaralysfs
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23

+ Have several good work horses
for sale. H. Endreson. 46tf
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS

TIMOTHY SEED $3.50 per bush
el. Burke county grown. C. J
Kopriva, Bowbells, N. d. sa
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23

PASTURE-We have pasture for
O. few more cattle. Good feed aud
plenty of water. w. C. Thompson
Bowbells,: N. D.. 47-St
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23

FOR sALE-New Kentucky 20
shoe drill, at bargain. Jack & Nc;
Donald, Ignite, N. D. 47-2t
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23

For. Sale-Four horse power r.
& v. engine and six inch Slower
feed mill. Inquire at The Tribuna
Office. III. 3ssy& E.9 43-tf SCI
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23

Wanted to Buy---a child's bet
with spring and mattress. Inquire
at The Tribune office. 46tf .a$=
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23

A.. statesmen WANTED to solicit
orders for lubricating oils, greases
and paints. Salary or Commission.
Address THE TODD OIL & PAINT
CO.. Cleveland, o. -
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23

Now read The Tribune want ads
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23

4 FOR SALE Cash or bankable
paper. 1S head Of horses and colts;
ranging In age from one to II years,
and work horses in weight from
100 to- 1900. Also q full line 5ot
farm machinery. s.: Bryan
Bowbells, N. D. q Il, q: sssfG B
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23

For sale or rent four room
house In Bowbells. See Frank
VandervOort, Northgate, IN. D. 4 Off
The Bowbells tribune., 1920-04-23

consisting of rabbits, J, :in II; y1ofa1on ots
\ the state blue sky: law, has been
bound over to- the district court and
was lodged Id 5ttleS 4 county Jailron fan
sure furnish the necessary So, ,OOO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20
DON'T Use CHILLING inON!
HERE'S 4 BETTER METHOD

Thousands oi ruined heads oil
hair bear striking testimony 10 III"
Injurious effects of the heated curl
ing iron Tn" continued use Of such
instrument invariably mems dull. dry.
sh.iyoled hair with split. broken,
uneven ends.
II more women only know IL. the
hair can he kent beautifully waVy,
snf m llnffy without any harm
.ful O, % vhntcyc. hy the occasion
Al usr ~ uloin li1uid silmerine. \
SIN. II quantity b. applied before do
in up the hair. USING clean tooth
LI ish for he purpo1o. drawing this
down the full length NJ The hair The
Icgrly effect lasts quit . cOnsdcra-
flo time. II Is SO natural looking. and
'l.r texture ami llsire Of the hair
are so imprOvei TAFT the woman
who adopts this simple method will
never go back to IN, atrocious way.
Inc ifcr \ fcw nunres II liquid sill.
r,rin. from The druggist will last
for vrokF. The liquid Is AKA cedbl,
o. use. and II leaves no Rummy.
greasy or odGrous trace.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20
STRESS CULTURAL
EDUCATION. SAYS
CANYON PROFESSOR
ENDORSEMENT or THE INTER.
CHIiiCH MOVEMENT GIVEN
nl PROF. Duf'IOT.

Sircssing of general or cultural
education before specialization was
made In an address on Social
Unity" by Prof. j l.. Dul'lot at the
First Christian Church last night
Pref Duflot Is head of the ccOaOm-
les department West Texas state
Normal College Canyon. and former
~ was principal Of the Amarillo
High school
"The Child should be- educated iufl
q litllo bit more for the benefit Of
society than for himself individual
ly" continued Prof DuI'lot SON
persons prefer 10 call the social
training 'cOllCctiycism or socialism,
and thai for himself individual edu-
cation. An extreme IN either dircc-
ton rs 10 be- doplored especially to
ward pure socialism.
In the past We have stressed pro-
ductiCn over intelligent consumption.
And TO make a mere machine out Of
"a man for productive purposes ctly
means that he will not consume
propCr. Education Of the traits Of q
person 10 the nth degree often Is
not beneficial 10 society
1.-THE school and church can be- Of
great benefit In obtaining social
unity They stand In positions which
enable them to take the eicps 10
bring 4 about
Tho lnterchurch World Move
mont Is step In the direction NJ so
Cial unity. for II Is a combining OF
resources for the advancement 0f
Christianity and social justice. a
person who Ia not willing Ia cp-opcr-
ate In such splendid movement as
this had better watch his own trli-
R.on. as II surely bears wd'ching
Reference WAS made t0 the APP
parent reaction being made today -
that r.. the plea that is being made
Tor a return 10 the democracy ui
Thomas Jefferson and Andrew
Jackson. Because of the world 1uy-
ing forward. the speaker declared
that any such condition waE .mpcts.-
bic.
jefferson and Jackson solved the
problems IN their own days ilmirn-
bly,. bur Prot DuFlot 'bcli',cs ;ha'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20
]. {. ARMY ESSAY
CONTEST WINNERS
ARE MADE PUBLIC
PRIZES VIII. w Nv NRDfD To
TWELVE ptrIi.> NAY ).

Tn, nam, II tho winners uf Oh, ptiz.
~ In the United states Amy Essay
CONTEXT were announced hy sergeant J..
\. iIulnstriud YESTERDAY. The prizrs
we're given Tor the thrcs best ESSAYS
written hy q school pupil "n What ar"
tho Benefits to be- derived from an En-
li,tn,m In the 4. :. Army In addi
t,or e. IA, ntiinno! prizes offered. Am
prIllo merchants and hufinoss men Of
fsr,d rriyc, ior the best essays written
LEGALLY
por. ID l.. can pB %. student " .n'
,tn,n, hI.i school. clinton. w'. '''
winner ~ a., first ul.gr. "rr"i"ihi ''
,,,,rraphi, Information "tri'''
I.crul,ing Ci;icrr Ill. 1T e.
Narpnrir sheets 81 The HIST ''h Do
a. chllico,hc. So. won $. c"'' lf"'
ard Hc,,lc Bowen Elaon. ''.S.''
ish s,hool. Olive Bran,h. Mi''' '.i'
turI third priv.
Iron. l.esa,cr q the San' ..r ia.h
.,hool. Santa Pc. y. NJ. W. ''" oh"
,.ur In "A liz, of honorable W"''i'h.
Winners 81 prizrs "it"ro" h' j"
INNS ,o Amarillo rglA,r ''i h'r
,.h,.l nnt,,tants ~ th" gN''' .'h'
.,titIne csay contest ~ T'N'r ''' -
srrrc,nt Hodms,rnnl follow
tlrs, nrizc Man Martin. ~ 90
lated by Amarillo r"tcl
second prize Soli'ad Va 49, "' '
farm. donated hy A''aiil'o i..iA' "
Water Go.
Third prizc--lICr5c't Nh',N.
,ionn,cd hy Amarillo Na'lnnf '''N.
Eir., aud second var
uyr., u.i-.-uury Win ing 'r ~"
donated Is, Amnrill" ia''S y li'f'
ec,rd nriz.-lal' Aytrll. -. d'i'iv'
ty Amarillo National b1nN'
TnirJ rriyc-MaiN Th"''' '.'''
...arn mcneil. donated hy Pt'w''
Jcwclry g.
sixth aud seventh.
It,.t pr.,,~-illlian Ftcisrg'. s."
ii. nate by Firai Rational lsnh
second prize. Lowe S''"' -. .
mated by Crital cafe
.r,,rd pagr-paNid Mead. i'.l'''
,,n do,,,,d bv i:u--,u a '"l'''s
Grades I 10 . Inclusive
first prl-c-ira Cirtk. ''l" 'N.
donated by Amarillo L'rlt N''.' =
s,c6nd m'zc-Marha l"'ns'', "'.
,i,a. donated 10y tm'rillo ''th' q
Mater co
Third prlat-Audrcy of"r'N y
,0 b,s,,. donated IT, NJ nil''
Hardware 60 ...
An winners viii r"rci'' '"''',"l
,nufi..at,s from IN" soc''''i' ~ w..
u,narals prishlrZF rud 'a''n 'n
,s6r.r IN n, contcis. vi ''','''
IN receive IN aut"nrarh h'''' '.''
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20
LOCAL DEMOCRATS At MASS Meeting
SIGN PLEDGE To SUPPORT NATIONAL
ADMINISTRATOR BIC CROWD OUT

Whh' waH generally ,ur"rtlrl tu hc
me Oi tn most a. thusiisti Dcnr~
ctntic EihcrlngF ever h.it in "ntter
county took plncr last uight IN the
district court ronm at tLc art huln'.
when the entire lover iipv or was go.
al with iirtoncrs tn D.mpcrtis VIII
spoke In favor II III, Iaiirn.l adwiu.
ihtratipn and against ~ reg idniion.
Following the statement e u, pr
posc 81 the meeting los 'hnirtnn
Groycr u. I'm. number - lt"d ciu.
yrns made cnihu, iunic talks AMONG
them were Judge i W - ldglgtuu.
Il \. Stinn,tt Ir,lgc !. y, l,ruwnins.
Mis- Myrtle Powell Thumns f. Tdrpct
and judge H. q. II hdricks .lp,h zap.
iaufc was rife during the several
speeches and evidence uf co. um"s'
unanimous Democrat, audi"ho w.rr
Ner present
In his iA:k Mr Stnn"it r,iu.,d tu
the conspiracy {" br al down a." Wi.
sun administration in order that an"
Republicans ndght get into prW-i.' y"
Fl'okc In favor of the ratification II
the league ~ nations. ard 'nuu"trl
prohibition and Wuunn "IffnaFr. b."
aid that IL was dirEraC' that 60
n;hn fhuuld CONF 60 1cNts and "si IT,
Democratic party tu rcpuditto "a, M.
tionll a,luiniftiailon nnd a.. grva'.
'at man that has cy,i sat ~ the prrs'
idcniial chair"
Mikes Heated speech.
Judge l'rowning n.,lr ,cu.l
succch m Whiok he declared thai o..
took the Democratic principals "li,t
he 'ook his wlrEry --siiui' ht." Nn'r
roni,ing ~, the achievement" 81, tie
brmucrniiH national gdmini HtE;ipr. o.
itid that lee ';lil,y hins u lliniti"i
!. y 'pcrch nc ~ i',s" iin' h. n,fHr
made q firglr .prcrh ur sod '.r"
word IN f1vtr 81 aav 9th" war Wr,.
rur,s uung the recent vHr ana o,
i'rirrl a. ~" ,N-s un'or ai h'Vi = L"i
the lock Jaw lie illustrated ihH' u
was - d, ith PENALTY IN wartn Shoot
down IN" commander in chif lud iLH'
u should b. q death penalty iu p"'t
ties"
After having bcrn introduced hy
chairman Iinl ~ "Dr" Thomas !
Turner u, -pcik'r declared ;nat q
Lr WINS doctlr h. "cp,ii prr'nri't
~ proper medicine fur l". nai go
and iriimatcd that his pres riut'Yl
would led to- IN" rpli;i. y death Cd
the ex-senator IT, warned t!H h,ar".f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20

io NOT forget l'li.y'r r,urt n O."
past AMI us.rl Mu 90 u Go tlut
,l .1m, thing guId that rail- s. llj Dr
cone Ia Justify him &C. ulr" 90 at
tack r'Iu rf. 1Ht Wilson.
Mrs Poarll rall,,.
Mrs Pow % mad. 90 .h1r I' zoe
which fhr declared that 'ho vniu
voter would dn their rh,rc 90 tie
coming prmnri,s. ryug that sr, ws
pnfitiyr that the vpu'u % pHnrr
count, would net ,ut, ..' % pan So"
"if again Z ot"Ni'rs Hd .ur Moth
ing" IN do tod mort of h.r rr.
n"rka 90 the women iro' ni and told
;h,m that thu ,VH"rplUr was n- inst
woman Wfrr. u.ul'I'unr. Ihr p'u.
"crali, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ere i1r ,ni'l
iuhr
iluiius pnfrrnt Nil,pr asa Do .a
ing hs n'ormpl .hucri lulg' ia.
Dirk took the rp, iipl that o.. vlr not
t" q m'n who sUH.h' 10 w. t ,hr
nomrcratic party and 40 that D. hu
achieved durIur lia if,t o'-'i wears
g power o. r.iG that On 1' the ~
t1cka LHl AGAINST 'hr ore id,-i. no.
nro man md d,ui,,i lis Moral rlti-.,
md standing and Die ,,an rti.u.t
li'lurr ~ ,l,s. n ~. uoctiur
chairman llll pas.nd amunr ih
ii'scni printed .hr,tr 60 1o 'ign,d fr
tnDm plrdsng th.Ws"lvs {, "fIrrri
o." Dom" iir ration 10 ndWrisra'ir
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20

they de not compare with thoi" Of
today IN politics and industrial mt
ters
During the course Of his lecture
he gave review OF the booa IT Ed
ward B'llamy entitled Looking
backward" which deals with far
fetched socialistic condition IN lios.
ton century hence.
These who heard Prof DuFlot de-
clare that his lecture WAS one ~ the
best ever delivered IN Amarillo upon
social problems.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-20

..-~Y m ron sr servous. ~
MIN spcndcnt. weak. IN"
N1AAv down through excess %
other causes, We want TO mall you
our book which tells about SEXTON.
iorE, q restorative remedy that viii
caAt yon no(hipg u y"a are not eurcd
or bfncsitscd. Evers man needing \
tonic 90 oscrcome porsonal weakness.
cse.. should get this free book NJ
cwcc. CUMBERLAND CHEMICAL
co. 27O Kerry Block. Nashville,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
Sentence Sermons yElPaso Ministers

CERTAINTY TO be desired It
I true knowledge First God
This knowledge brings full
whom nave oeheVed
persuaded which committed
". s. Huggett, Highland Park Methodist church
be the and should i've
cordgy @The kingdom Sod is within meaning that
this life Christ is the center
joy Christ therefore, is to have heaven Henry
Schneider, Presbyterian church
Holiness should well ordered life Holiness
prem regard renders the soul supremacy happy With
holiness no heart for
thew shan see Gd8-Re7 Mccall Baptist church
The idea generally prevails should stand level There
everybody trying to dig under some men and let %
other and raise them but men cannot De
lsveed-Dr. Floyd Poe First Presbyterian church
building substantial The chamber Of commerce
univng stimulating Christian rag to the church
make the building up kingdom with the develop
Of n Farley Westminster Presbyterian church
y eliminate the bOv spirit as factor in savaOn7 ignore
most effective av to Smith, Abury Methodist
church
and attractive believe sometimes that is hness the
fruits Of sslshnes and hdeou It Is tins
everlasting selfeng the world miseaDy unhappy
his righteousness and an these things SHAH
Be added Milo Atkinson First Christian church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
sCRIFTuHE


And. behold, a certain lawyer stood
up, and tempted him. saying. Master.
what shall do to inherit eternal life?
He said unto him, What Is written
in the laW2 How readest thou2
And he answering said. Thou shalt
love the Lord thy God with all thy
heart. and with AL thy soul, and with
all they strength, and with all thy
mind, and thy neighbor as thyself
And he said unto him, Thou hast
answered right: this do, and thou
But he. willing to justify himself,
said unto Jesus, And who is my
neighbour
And Jesus answering said, A GER
tain man went down from Jerusalem
TO Jericho, and fell among thieves.
which stripped him Of his ralment.
and wounded him, and departed, leav-
ing him half dead.
And by chance there came down a
certain priest that way; and when he
saw him, he passed by on the other
side.
And likewise a Levite, when he was
at the place, came and locked on him.
and passed by on the other side.
But a certain Samaritan. as he jour-
neyed, came where he was: and when
he saw him, he had compassion on
him
And went to him, and bound up his
wounds pouring IN oil and wine, and
set him on his own beast and
brought him to an Inn, and took care
Of him
And on the morrow when he de-
parted, he took out two pence, and
gave them TO the host. and said unto
him, Take care OF him; and Whatso-
ever thou spendest more. when I
come again, I viii repay thee.
Which now Of these three. thinkest
thou, was neighbor unto him that
fell among the thieves2
And he said, He that showed mercy
on him Then said Jesus unto him,
Go and DO thou likewise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
.REVP. n. KNIGKERB0CEER WILD
PREACH IN CRIME IN EL PASQ

sCEVEN BLOODY DAYS N FL
y PASO" is the subject Of sermon
that wiz be delivered Sunday
night By Rev Percy R knicker-
booker at the Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church.
vii review the crimes that have &C
CURED In this city in the last 10 days
and viii comment on their cause and
a remedy for conditions
The slayiuE Of Mexican boy by a
soldier, the death OF man from
wounds said to have been inflicted
BY four soldiers. the shooting ARRAY
IA birdie" Smiths house in South Fl
pzso that resulted in the death OF
one man and the WOunding OF Two
others. and other recent crimes VIII
The evening service viii begin at
Su5day school directed by superin-
tendent Robert Lander, VII be held
in the morning at $3.50 o'clock At
preach on the subject, r attn InaL
Overcomes the World"
Revival Services September 8
Beginning Sunday. September 5. re-
viva1 meetings conducted Dy Kew
Burke CuIpepper viii be held at the
be held all over the city IN sne com
Figures received from Durham. \.
C. where Mr.. Culpepper has Just con-
cluded a meeting show that nearly
400 persons Joined the churches OF
Chairmen Of the committees named
for the revival work follow;
Entertainment. ". C. Porter; devo-
tfonal. Mrs D. NJ. Smith; music, 2. G.
Perry: extension, sam ]. BRENT;
ushers, Aubrey Shrock; publicity.
WINS H Ransom
Union Service.
Rev Henry VanValzenburg, pastor
OF the First Methodist Episcopal
church, viii preach the sermon at the
union meeting a Cleveland square
Sunday night This viii be the last
81 the union services as planned for
the hot weather
Rev. s. AIonzo Bright, D. D, super
fntendent Of the English district Of
the New Mexico conference VIII
preach at the First Metnoalst EpLs-
coual church at II a. m Dr. Br1snt
received a very fine vote for the
F.niscopacy at the last general con-
ference Of the denomination me
sunday school and EpWorth league
win meet at the usual hours with
good programs
Revival services are In progress a.
The Asbury Methodist churen, SOW
FTueco street Rev. Hubert N Smith.
uastor. v. V Boone leads the COLI
Eregational singing, and Mesdames
LAWYER and Ashe, and Misses Hayes
and Higgins are singing special songs
for the revival The orchestra plays
each evening Sunday school viii be
held at $3.50 a. m, leagues at p. ln-'
as well as both preaching services
The pastor viii preach on evangelical
subjects at each hour. Miss vera
HAYES wiz sing the Holy City AZ
each service Hrs. A A LAWYER VIII
sing. Come Unto Ne" (Robert KING.
and the choir viii render the anthem
fTrhe Harvest Time Is Passing By
The evening services VIII be preceded
bv several selections by the orches-
ira TFenty-six applications for
church membership have been re
ceiTed-
At Highland Park
Sunday school opens at SEAS o'clock
Sunday morning at the Highland
Park Methodist church The pastor
VIII preach at II o'clock His theme
viii be. Assurance and It's Founda-
ton" At o'clock the EpWorth
LEAGUE VIII hold a devotional service
under the direction Of Thelma
Gardiner, and at o'clock the pastor
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Services VIII Be held az NfsItOrs
chapel, A II z. church, Sunday
morning at II and at o'clock Sun
day evening by Rev. A c. Russell,
OF Cedarvills, o. The subject in the
morning viii be, Temperance to
Cod" in the evening, Jesus a Shell
ter in the Time Of a Storm