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An Unfriendly Committee.

Not satisfied with the investiga-
tons and evidently determined to get
a committee that would report what
he wanted, the governor selected a
committee of bankers, a majority, of
whom have been unfriendly to myself
and the bank guaranty law. He Sc
iected as chairman of the committee
an ardent Democrat. He did this
while I was making a campaign for
the state senate. Now he proposes to
drag this proceeding along until after
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ron sAIE-CITY PROPERTY.


CENTRAL AVENUE IO33-Twelve rooms
and wash ROOM two families can 1.-Two
entirely separate. Ideal rooming honsa.
Street cars, paved street. gas, electric light
and water. Large-front porch. Location
half block from new postofficce. lsook this
over as an Investment. Price 81, Go. Terms
made. For particulars call on Eren fark-
hurst, No. Devon Apartment, 18th and
Taylor st.
FOR SALE-1705 Fillmore, 5 rooms, re-
ceptinn hall and three piece BATH, nsntrFs
two oiesets, full basement medern except
furnace, two lets. 81 BOO VIII hstdle tins.
Price $3.50 with SEQ worth Of new iina-
leum. all newly decorated inside and out.
Phone Black 1910.
MAKE OFFER.
Eight-room house, large barn, six lots,
elegant shade, fruit 2O01 Clay. Real barr
gain. II. A. Shull. Phone I245,
DANDY East Side 12-room modern house,
full basement, owner rents surplus rooms
for Sl0e month: S6s50; terms. Eight
room house west side. income OF surplus
rooms sse a month; $1,000. II. a. sHULL
Phone 4245.
FOR SALE-Two level st front lots IN
1900 block. Boswell ave. Nos AT and 4Ta.
worth $1,000. Owner in city TO sell, make
us offer first of week. Phone 662 or call on
FuIman Real Estate. LOG West sth 81.
| FOR SALE--6-room cottage, electricity.
barn. good well, on paved street. shop
district, haf block from street car Phone
31o4.
-432 CLAY-G-room De Luxe Cottage. don-
BILE garage, H. lots. See this first and
| avoid further annoyance. II. A. SKULL.
/ Phone 4245.
3-Ro0M house and let's for sale. 900
Michigan.
|
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MusICAI. INsTRI:Mr:NTs

--~-~~~~-----~-~-~~-----~
All. and T. c. Roe 11e z. 9Th street Tel
3ss0. Pianos. Player Pianos and the Aeo
lian-VocalIon phonograph-
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the taxi businessi $1,000 to $4,000 per
week.
EOS w. SIXTH ST.
PRINTER WANTED-AlI round country
Chieftain 10 miles west of Kansas City
on fnterurban and Union Pacific. VIII pay
Topeka scale $4,000. No use to apply
unless yeu can give good references. Imri
Zumwalt, State Printing Plant, Topeka,
Kan.
WANTED-15 laborers to ship $50 miles
pies; farm hands; dairy hands laborers 30
cents hr-, 10 hrs. day; cooks; kitchen help !;
man and wife cooks; hospital nurses; hos
pital cooks for Colorado; laundry help /;
night cooks; 10 team railroad outfit, rafi-
ways. Furman's Labor Agency, log W. Sth,
WANTED-Railroad eating house help I;
cashiers; clerks; bell boys; bus boys /;
high classF chefs; bakers; fyardmen; fry
cooks Kitchen helpers; free transportation :;
counter girls; maids dining room girls.
Furman's Labor Ageney, 106 West 'Sth.
MARRIED. MAN for farm. House, lights,
fuel, milk and other things furnished.
Permanent place for right nan. Phone
1906 write care Box % Toheka-
FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN, 5000 $3.50 monthly
experience unnecessary. Write Railway,
care Journal.
ACCIDENT, Health Salesman-Wh part
time. Good commission. Lion BONDING
Surety Co.. Cen. Natl. Bank Bldg, Topeka
LABORERS WANTED-Rohd work, soc
per hour. Pay Saturdays. Meet truck
4th and Jefferson.
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Fon Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT4-reom modern apartment for
adults Q. y. Bray T1e West sta.
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FOR SALE-Two fine building lots, resi-
Dental: paved street sewer, trees to exc
change for piano in first class cendi-
ton. Player piano preferred. Address 131
Fillmore street. Phone Isis Black
EDR SALfs-A used furnace in good con-
ditioH; nearly rev round oak beating
stove, No. ,; 3 burner Perfection oil stove
ana upright piano. Phone 1850 K-1.
WANTED = Usable SCHOOLGIRLS, any
= quantity. New adoptions make many
useless for next September, Well buy
new Cash. Pendry's, lis West Sixth.
ANTED-Watch repairing. Main springs
81; cleaned 81; crystals pc. Armstrong
Jswelry Co. 400 Kansas ave.
ABOUT 80 CORD building stone. 10000 soft
brick and Other, building material at SIS
Jackson. Tom Smith. Phone 1153.
FOR SALE-Reaso1ah good driving
horse, harness, and buggy. Call Blue ESQ
evenings.
FOR SALE-Polyphase Duplex slide rule.
Hesse. State Journal office
FOR sALE-New side delivery rake.
Phone 1858 k-2.
FOR SALE typewriter desk, roomy, well
built. Globe Wernicke. Call Y. w. CHA.
FOR SALE-Fine bull pups, 1909 Huntooh.
1852 FASTf AUTO, EXPRESS.
FOR SALE-PET STOCK
FOR SALE-New Zealand Red rabbits,
lO46 Washburn ave or phone Red 1929.
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FOR sALE-H0usEHOLD GOODS
EoR sAf.E-lIvEsTock

FOR SALE OR TRADE - 3 extra large
black fine. high-bred trotting stallions
all In good shape, clear Of incumbrance and
priced to eeli- can be seen at my barn.
= block north OF Oakland car lire. n. g.
Shore, owner 32S Wabash ave. Phone
pos N-s -
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FOR sAI.E-pouITRY

CHICKS. week old, Rocks and Reds, &c
cents shipping orders fakeH Mrs.
Kate Tudor, i21T Van Buren, Phone As12 J.
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wANTEn-MALE HELP.
FORD REPAIR MAN AND
TROUBLE SHOOTER
205 w. Sixth. st.
WE WANT
TAXICAB DRIVERS

Ne experience necessary good driv-
ers who know the streets. We teach
the taxi business $1,000 to $4,000 per
week.
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FOR SALE-New Zealand Red rabbits
1916 Washburn ave. or phone Red 4S29.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-01-07

sides her ashland, and a son
years old. J
Charles Watson has been spent
his Christmas vacation working Il
the Lyndtnvillc Creamery. l.
(Ilcnn Pearl and Atland nAf
spent the week. end at their homN
Sheffield. \
Lean Year dances arc now in Of
AMI thera will doubtless be man.
tlenl. The first to be noted was l..
in Cables Hall Saturday event,
E'hleshe-'s orchestra being respoy
lc. and IL very jolly time was nd
Miss Ethelynd Chase has fnis
work a. the creamery, and with \
mother is taking a short vacati
"trip of a few days.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-01-07
lie Harris has

.Fpr1A| AANa sihmfiAp SVIC W
Mass, to spend a few days
Aef friend, Miss Elizabeth Pat
EE6Fson. a-.-
M Maurice Burpec and Floyd Clary
returned to Boston Sunday, the form
Her to Boston University and the lat
ter to West Lynn, where he is in the
General Electric School.
Miss Vera Thomas of Hardwick,
and Miss, Laura Dow of Barnet were
in town over Sunday, and began
school at the Institute Tuesday.
Harry Colby has gone to Whining
toF, Del, to help his sor, DR.. Cleon
Colby, plck up Hill household goods,
md remove to this place, where the
doctor will be with his parents for
the present and take the treatments
Recommended Tor his distressing i'll
ness. Mrs. Colby and the baby
daughter, Ruth, win remain for a
time with her parents in Newmarket,
N. H.
Harold Ahern and Charles Darling
have retassiSd ~ sEolun,hia Uniyer-
sity in NV York 10 their college
studies. 5ssHa a.a.
Phil Ferguson has gone to his
brothers. in Toronto, Ohio, where
he will visit a while and look around
for q satisfactory business 0pening.
Mrs. s. Stern andsdaughter, Isabel
left here January first for New York
and in about two weeks expect tp
start for California, where they will
spend the winter. Mrs. Stern
daughter; Mrs. ,vertha Florshein,,
has been there for about d year.
M, Miss Edith Lewsey iss Detained
from school by 4 severe attack Of the
humps. 9 ss2
\ Miss Ruth Houghton has returned
to her school, q little lats. she has
been III with the nlurnps during her
vacation in New York CITY,. She
was taken sick with, this disease
while visiting her aunt iii TINT city,
and consequently did not enjoy her
trip as she had anticipated. She is
boarding with Mrs. G. r. Grcenslade.
Mrs. ]. w. Copeland, who l1as been
laid UP with her broken hip for a
number Of weeks, now Hag the cast
taken or, and has been ablc to walk
II little. The limb seems VI be heal
ing even better than was anticipated,
and she hopes in short time to be
perfectly well again.
Miss Nthelynd Chase
Manchestsh N. HI, to spend about
two week visiting among her old
friends and school mates there.
There will be q joint installation of
the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs,
Union Lodge, No. A OF the Odd Eel,
lows, Juniper Branch Lodge No. 0
of thee lsebekahs this week Friday
evening, January q, at eight o'clock.
At six o'clock there will be chicken
pie supper for all the Odd Fellows
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-01-07
HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN

Rheumatic pains, backache, pain
sides, sore muscles, stiff joints orr
always tired" feeling are ~
symptoms of disordered kidneyA
w. Wells, Toquin, Mich, writeA
am en- my feet most of the timeN
get .ired. But after taking r.
Kidney Pills l feel like a new MAJ
recommend them to my custor
and have never heard of any
whete they did not give satisfact
Prompt in action to relieve XII
troubles and bladder ailments. 81
EVERYWHERE.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-01-07
the MEfKLY cAiEboNiAk WEDN EsDAY ANuARY EAaylo ~

= Ernest Mathews, son OF Mr. an
t Mrs. Milo Mathews, who has been il
the past tolh weeks with pneumo
mia, is still very III, but is doing a
well as can be expected. Miss Mau
Sheltonaga} is caring FOR him.
| c. Roy Calderwood is home. from
trip to New York.
Guy Kellogg is home from Bosto
and is working at the scale factory.
Mrs. Allen Brigham went yesterda
to Littleton for two days.
George Cushman has returned t,
his home at Amesbury, Mass.
Miss Doris Lacasse has returned
from st. Johnsbury Hospital wher
she had an operation on her throat.
Charles T. Lynch of the Georg,
Cross Go. is confined to the house b,
illness.
Two basket ball games are schc
duled by the Academy teams at The
~. M. C. A. Friday night. The first
game is the Whitefield high schoo
Tvs. the Academy team and the second
game will be the Academy Girls
team and the girls team from the
Newport high school
Mrs. A. H. Barbour Of Lyndonvillc
was a visitor here Wednesday.
Mrs. John Nichols of Luncnbure
was a business visitor here Tuesday.
Lila Hastings of Concord was in
town Tuesday.
George Leavitt who has been here
the past week left for his home
Wednesday in Worcester, Mass.
N r. Z. iFoss Of Hardwick was here
|on business the past two days leav-
ling Wednesday.
Miss Ilma King, violinist at the
Please U Theatre is spending two
days with her parents at Passumpsic.
There will be meeting for home
demonstration at East st. Johnsbury
Saturday.
The absence of snow in this vici-
nifty has caused the frost to penetrate
ITO an unusual depth and as a result
many water pipes have been frozen.
This ~ especially true on the farms
0f Caledonia county where the pipes
4R the springs are now frozen
1SiIig much Inconvenience in the
es Al well as in furnishing the
S&xEer FOR livestock.
The ladies Of the Altar society will
haye q whist party Thursday even
ings Jan. Sin the vestry Of st.
Augustus church.
~, HENRY G. Farrow of Rutland and
B Heylmun of PhiladsIplia are
whiting the ProvitiSs Tile lo-
Gv pr. e. w. Sharpe n ~ lEtsl
l61llE City, N. j., this wsGlx attendfnS
4lI9 North American Inter-C Church
c0nf 6fence soon to open in that city.
n INV Sharpe expectstobe absent about
v week.
Mrs. b. r. Allen w Pas+|
sumpsic Wednesday to substitute forl
Mrs, Jennie Moore during her nctkss
er,s Illness 4
All. and Mrs. Guy Il Wilson and|
so1sa Maurice of Wear, N H., are maxi
IEfg tlseit home at Ia Pearl street Mrs
VT wAs formerly native of this
"a friends are very glad
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CATHOLIC

HOLY FAMILY - Eighth and
Boulder John g. Herring, pastor.
First mass Sunday morning at G.30;
second (chlldren's) mass at $3.50;
high mass AZ 10; evening devotions
at S. Note change Of hours.
SACRED HEART Sixteenth and
Rockford Rev. Charles Standaert,
rector. Services at usual hours.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST Eleventh and Boulder
Services at II and y; Sunday school,
$3.50. Subject, "Mortals and I'm
mortals." Wednesday evening testi-
monial meeting at 3. Free reading
rooms, 307-30S Mayo building, open
from $3.50 a, m. TO 6 p. m. and from
2 to $3.50, except Wednesday, from
$3.50 to 6. and on SUNDAYS and holi
days from 2 to 3. Public cordially
invited to use reading room and at
tend services.
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EpISCOpAIJAN

TRINITY EPISCOPAL - Fifth
and Cincinnati. Early morning
service and communion at 3; Sun.
day school, 9:30; morning Worship
at H. Dean j dc b. Kaye. Of Epis-
copal cathedral, Topeka, Kan, will
conduct the services. DO not miss
hearing him.
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school, o:;3O Endeavors, $3.50. Com.
munion and preaching, 10.55 Sub.
jcct, 'Thc Ful'ncss Of Tine" be-.
ginning a series Of sermons on the
life and times u Jesus Christ and
his relationship 10 modern life.
Preaching at y by Mr. Hebron; sub
IecL. "Ihe Supreme Gift.n
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METHODIST.

FIRST METHODISV--Fl Firth and
Boulder. Rev ]. w Abel, pastor ;
Faye Burritt Emery, assistant; Will
lard John, superintendent; II. W.
johnson, financicr; II. S. Raymond
league president; Jennie Purcell
Yates, organist. Sunday school,
0i30: Epworth. Gas; juniors ut 3,
by Miss Emery; intermediate at 2,
by Mrs. John. Services ut lO;45 and
s; Rev. John Il. Magcc, pastor First
Church at FL Reno, will preach at
both services Morning subject, "The
Nail the World Hangs on" and
evening, "Thc Selling End OF Our
Business"
GRACE CHURCH-Third and
Trenton. Everett Simpson, pnstor;
1927 East Third; OsaRe, 7237-R; A,
a. Beard, superintendent; II V.
Carter, teacher bible class; Miss
Cecyl Johnston. league president
Sunday school $3.50; Epworth at
z; Junior at 3 Divine worship ut
If and 3. Wednesday prayer meet
inr ut =. Bible study class, Tuesday
at 4 and Thursday at 2.
BOSTON AVENUE (M, f.. s.
Fifth and Boston. Louis s. Barton,
pastor: c. J. Allen, assistant; c. r..
Dufficld, superintendent. Sunday
school, g:30; Epworth, $3.50.
Preaching at II "'rhe Eternal War
fare" and at 4, "The Feast" Spe-
cial music at each service 81
HAGLER MEMORIAL IN. f..
s)--Wcst Admiral and Phoenix
]. NJ. Cantrcll, pastor. Sunday
school. $3.50; worship at II and
7:30.
TIGERT MEMORIAL IN, T.. 81
Main and Easton; Harold G. Cooke,
pastor; phones Usage 1861 and G9SS;
w. M. Hurst, superintendent; G. l..
Eckle, league president; Mrs. l.. A.
Hurst, centenary treasurer. Sunday
school, $3.50. Worship at / and 1880.
ORCUTT MEMORIAL -- Four
tccnth and Quaker, Bellview; An
dor l.. Brnnnon, pastor; Francis g.
Mccullough. superintendent MISS
Saphrona Messcner, primary; Wal
ter Brandborg. league president; W.
II. Siders, choister Sunday school,
9:45; Epworth at 7. Preaching at
II and 3. Wednesday prayer meet
ing Mt 3.
PARKVIEW COMNUNITY--A.
J. Coleman, pastor; DR.. Ada Ran
daIl dpaconcss Sunday scheol at
10; preaching by the pastor Mt H..
BETHEL MISSION -- Rockford
and Jasper. A. w. Coleman, pastor;
DR.. Ada Randall, deaconess; Cedar
1854; Mcclure. superintendent.
Sunday school at 10; services at IL
and 1880. Young peoples meeting,
7:30 Tuesday evening. Prayer meet
ing, Thursday 1880. Sewing school
Saturday afternoon at 2.
WESLEY COMMUNITY-Twcn-
tieth and Olympia, West Tulsa. Rev.
w. c. Clock, pastor. Sunday school
at 10; Epworth, 1880; sermon at II.
WESLEY CHAPEL IN. f. COLI |
Frankfort and Easton. Rev. II. Ed
Johnson. pastor. Sunday school at
$3.50. Preaching at II and 1880.
Epworth league at $3.50.
BROWNS CHAPEL &C. NJ, CO.
907 North Frankfort. Rev. j. r.
McClain, pastor.
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LUTHERAN

FIRST LUTHERAN Fifth and
Elwood. S. S. Kaufman, y. D., pas
tor; y. X. Hi.l superintendent; T..
L. Bumgarncr. league president
Sunday school, 9;dj. Luther league
at T. Public worship at ! I and 4.
MISSOURI SYNOD LUTHERAN
Rev. Christopher Licrson, pastor
regular services at II a. m, court
room.
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MI I / q hlSll1.t6 q e. I, I,


tor; w o. Forman, superintendent;
G. c. Winner, league president. The
church that shows moving pictures.
Sunday school, g:l5; Endeavor "
z; junior at by Miss Edith Baugh
Morning worship at II; sermon by
the pastor, Admiration and Iovc;"
evening at 4, "The Indifferent"
Wednesday evening prayer meeting
at $. Boy Scouts Thursday evening
at Z. Campfire Girls, Friday after
noon. 4:30. Moving pictures Friday
for children at 4.36; for adults at
night This church is composed Of
members Of eight denominations.
COLLEGE hill Seventh and
Columbia (McCoyD Kendall Rob.
crt " Clarke, pastor; Howard w.
Meyer, superintendent Sunday
school, o:45; adult bihlo classes al
10; Endcavor, senior and inter
mediate, ut z; primary at 3. Morn
ing worship at H. subject, Learn.
ing of the Master Teacher" Eve
ming at x; Worship Cod" There is
a welcome for you and work to do.
BULLETTE MEMORIAL Nor
folk and Independence. Rev. Hugh
a. Croswcll, pastor. Sunday school
mt l0 preaching at 1880 by Profcs-
sor G.. II. KimbrouRh, the pastor oc-
cupyng the pulpit Of First church
in place Of DR.. Kerr.
SAND SPRINGS COMMUNITY
S. Il. Gordon. d. H., pastor. Doctor
and Mrs. Gordon leave Monday to
attend the general assembly at
Philadelphia.
UNITED PRE- SBYTERlAN i
Cheyenne and Cameron. Charles T. |
Ncwcomb, pastor; ll6 West Cam
cron: Usage. lDA7-R. Bible school,
0:i5; preaching at II, "Thc Mother
hood Of God;" Christian union at Z.
Prayer, praise and Bible study at y
Wednesday evening,
BAPTIST
FIRST BAPTIST-Fourth and
Cincinnati. Rev. w o. Anderson,
+. w. Bryant, superin-
tendent; Mrs. f. l.. Atkins, fnan-
cier; Usage, I570-R; NJ. l.. Mason,
union president. Bible school 9;30 4;
II. Y. p. U., 6;45; Sunbeams at 3,
by Mrs. Fred Smith Morning serv-
ice, 10;45; service conducted by II
l.. Helntzman Of the Y NJ. c. A., in
the absence of the pastor. Evening
service at 8, In charge of young
mems Baraea class.
Second and Rock
ford. C. +. Silcr, pastor; lit
South Victor; Usage $3.50 and 9iS0
J. w Adams, superintendent; Bible
school, 0.45; unions at 7. Prayer
Wednesday evening, led by
b. II. Montelius.
NOGALES AVENUE First and
Nogalcs. w. A. Todd, pastor; Usage
500; Charles II Fox supcrinten-
dent; Usage 5S7S-R. Bible school,
o;3O; union at 6:3O. Preaching at
IL and 8.
BAPTIST MISSION NO 1--Sixth |
md Birmingham formerly Gle
anO, Kendall. G. T.. Cannady, |
B. H. Montelius, super
ntendent. Sunday school at 2, p. |
m. Preaching or prayer meeting
very Thursday at &.
RIVERSIDE BAPTIST Home
Garden, one block from Fairview
station. Lucius White. pastor. !
Services at II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Bible school at 10 n. M; IL. Short
meyer, superintendent, Prayer meet
ng Wednesday ht 1880 p. m.
OLD TINE MISSIONARY BAP-
rIST-6il South Quincy, Rev. Nor
row, pastor; Charles Crews, super
Sunday school at 9::45;
preaching at II and T. Everybody |
invited,
CHRISTIAN
FIRST CHRISTIAN-Ninth and |
Boulder. Meade r. Dutt, pastor;
ll0S South Denver; Richard He'll
hron educational dirpctor. Erppet |
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JEWISH

B'NAI ENUNAH 4 9l0 South
Cheyenne. Morris Teller. rabbi.
TEMPLE ISRAEL-Fourtcenth
and Cheyenne. Charles B. LatZ,
rabbi; residence, Cedar 1892; study.
Cedar 1919. Public cordially invited
to attend all temple services and
classes
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Christ our creed, the New Testament
our rule Of faith and practice.

UNION COMMUNITY CHURCH,
Eighth and Wheeling. Rev. Mat
thews, pastor; Sunday school ct 10;
preaching at / and o'clock.
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PRESBYTERIAN

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-Sev-
enth and Boston. c. w. Kerr. pas
tor. Sunday school, 9;30, with l5-
minute prelude by orchestra. We
had 1920 last Sunday--let us do as
well today. Endeavors at $3.50.
Preaching at l0;55 and g by Rev.
Hugh A. Creswell, assistant pastor,
in the absence OF the pastor, who is
attending general assembly at Phila-
delphia and church erection board
at New York. Morning subject,
"The Church of the Living God;"
evening, "What Is Your Life?"
SECOND PRESB TERRAIN
Community and Archer
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CHURCH OF GOD-Fifth and
Madison. c. II. Shipman, pastor; !;
Sunday school at 10 a. M; preach
ing at II a. m and 1880 p. m; song
services at p. m; prayer meeting
Tuesday at z p. m; revival meet
ings are still going on.
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CHRISTIAN

CHRISTIAN
FIRST CHRlSTIAN-Ninth and
Boulder. Meade +, Dutt, pastor;
ll0S South Denver; Richard He'll
bron. educational director; Ernest
Prang Stamm, organist and choir di-
rector; Robert Adams, fnancicr;
phones, Usage 2477 and ALSO. Bible
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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
tFcorganized Latter Day Saints) 49,
Tenth and Rockford; George A.
Kelly pastor Sunday school, $50;
sacrament at II; religio, G:30;
preaching, 7:45 p. m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16

THE UNITY CLASS Of Practical
Christianity meets every Sunday
and Thursday evening in the SUI
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MISCELLANEOUS

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE,
22l9 South Main street, West Tulsa.
+. n. Dcboard, pastor. Sunday
school at 10; preaching at II and s.;
Wednesday night prayer meeting at
8. Special services Saturday night
and Sunday. The old-time religion.
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with Mrs. Amanda Moffit, 10 North
Guthrie.
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CHURCH or CHRIST-Mccts in
courthouse, district courtroom No. /.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST-Court-
house, superior courtroom. w. f..
Williams, minister Sunday school
at 10; preaching at II and 1880.
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at II; preaching and testimony az
1880 The Bellyiew car will take
you right TO the church.
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perior courtroom, county court
house. All are invited.
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FIRST UNIVERSAL SPIRIT
UAL CHURCH-Sixth and Boulder.
county courtroom in courthouse, at
7:d5. lecture by Mrs. J. C. Hutch
erson; spirit messages by Marie
Hutcherson and laura Perryman.
Ladies' auxiliary meets Wednesday
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CENTRAL PARK SEVENTH

YIN WI 7 TNTNh NTI TIN II
DAY ADVENTlST-Sixth and Mad
ison; w. +. Barr, pastor Saturday
services, Sa~bath school. g:A5 "a. m;
junior and senior Missionary Volun-
tccrs at 4; preaching at II a. m. /;
sunday night, preaching at 1880.
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CHURCH OF ASSEMBLIES OF
GOD-Fifth and Peoria. S. A.
pastor; 1920 East Third,
Usage iGll-R. Sunday school AZ
10. Preaching and Lords supper
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SPIRITUALIST

FIKST SPIKITUALIST SO
CIETY-K. =. hall. Rev. Mrs. ].
II. Flemming, pastor Services at
8 y. m. Lecture by pastor, mes
sages by assistant pastor, Mrs. II. u.
Aldrich, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. James
and Mrs. Moody. Children's lyccum
at 3 subject, "Brothcrs and Sisters
All"