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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-28
ARRANGEMENTS BEING PEP.
FECTED FOR ORPHAN BRIG
ABE REUNION

Arrangements for reception and
entertainment of the surviving MEM
Gers of the famous Orphan BRIGADE,
which helped to make history DURING
the four years strife between the
States, have about been completed.
The reunion will be held in this city
on Thursday, September 80. and
Friday, October I.
upon arrival in Paris, Wednesday
and Thursday the guests will be
taken to the court house, where
they will be registered At noon
Thursday they will be guests of the
city and members of the Confeder-
ate Veterans and Daughters of the
Confederacy organizations of Paris
at dinner to be given in the Ma
sonic Temple. Invited guests will
also be present at the dinner. On
Thursday night reception will be
rendered the Orphans" at the Ma.
sonic Temple. which the public
and all friends of the Orphan Brig.
AIDE are extended a cordial invitation
to attend.
AT nine o'clock On the morning OF
Friday, October ], the veterans and
guests will be taken in automobiles
to the Xalapa Farm of Edward
Simms, where they will be guests for
the day of Mr.. Benz. Buckner, man.
ager of the Xalapa Farm, and Miss
Lucy Simms, of Paris. There they
will be shown all the attractions of
this show place of Bourbon county.
The itinerary on the farm will he
marked out by small Confederate
flags. An address will be delivered
to the veterans by Hon. E. NJ. Dick
Eson. of Paris, which will be followed
Hby luncheon. In the afternoon
lLieut. L. D. Young, of Paris, one of
the two Bourbon county survivors
of the Orphan Brigade, will deliver
an address. A feature of the day
at Xalapa Farm will be serving Of
burgoo, prepared under the personal
direction of Dudley Lawrence, of
Lexington, successor to the late Gus
Jaubert.
Among the distinguished visitors
expected to attend the reunion are
Col. and Mrs. w. B. Haldeman, Maj.
John H. feathers, Col. Henry l..
Stone, and others from Louisville,
who will bring with them military
band of twenty-five pieces.
Rudolph Davis is in charge of the
decorations for the reunion, and is
calling on the merchants and resi-
dents of the city with Confederate
and United States flags, which will
be used in the decorative scheme
for the event.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-28
ALL ABOARD FOR THE DEMO.
CRATIC SPEAKING.

The Bourbon County Democratic
organization has perfected plants for
attending the Democratic speaking
at Lexington, Friday, with Franklin
Roosevelt, Democratic. nominee for
for Vice-PIesident, as the leading
feature.
A special car has been chartered
to leave the Paris interurban sta
ton at 1890 D.. m. Friday. Those
attending will be provided with
ribbon badges. The round-trip fare
for the event has been placed at
$1.06, good going on special car
only, but good on any car return
ing Friday afternoon or night. For
tickets and further particulars see
Miss Grace Haskins, in County
Judges Office at the court house.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-28
ELECTION OFFICERS CHOSEN
FOR NOVEMBER ELECTION

The Board of Election Commits
sloners for Bourbon county held a
meeting at the court house yester-
day, and selected election officers to
serve during the coming year. The
following will serve in the ten voting
precincts in the city:
Paris No. John F. Davis.
Judge, w. NJ Goodloe Judge, T. H.
Butler. Clerk, Winn Hutchcraft.
Sheriff.
Paris No. John J. Williams.
Judge, c. o. Wilmoth. Judge, John
Mattox, Clerk, Carl Snapp, Sheriff.
Paris No. Sired Fister, Judge,
j. w. Grinnell, Judge, Feale Col
lier, Clerk. ". w. Cherry, Sheriff.
Paris No. ed: Tom Rule,
Judge, John Cahal. Judge, H. S. Red
mon, Clerk, Houston Rion, Sheriff.
Paris No. 5-H. 1. Brent, Judge.
R. P. Dow, Judge, o. T. Hinton,
Clerk, A. j. Rice, Sheriff.
Paris No. 6-Wm. Smith, Judge,
H. T. Ingram, Judge, Curtis Henry,
Clerk, w. G. Bell, Sheriff.
Paris No. w. S. Haggard.
Judge, w. W. Harrison, Judge, ]. c..
Denton, Clerk, James II. Shea.
Sheriff.
Paris Nc. Sra Parks, Judge, c..
P. Mann, Judge, VIM. Remington,
Clerk, w. J. Kenton, Sheriff.
Paris No. S-Ray Harris, Judge.
j. Case, Judge, Harvey Hibler, Clerk,
P. N. Smart, Sheriff.
Paris No. 10. Will Thomas,
Judge ]. D. Shy, Judge, M: F.
Kenney, Clerk, Carl Williams,
Sheriff.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-28
FINE HOGS FOR SALE.

On September 80, the same day I
sell my farm. I will offer for sale
some fine young registered Big Bone
Poland China Hogs, viz:
1 fine boar. II months old;
1 fine boar pig, 10 weeks old;
2 fine SOW pigs, 10 weeks old:
gifts, five months old;
sows and pigs.
open sows.
This is a fine bunch of hogs. 1t
will pay you to See them before
buying.
J. +. BLANKS,
Route s, Paris, KY.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-28
ONE OF BOURBON COUNTY'S
BEST FARMS AT AUCTION

On Thursday, September so, at
1890 a.. M, on the premises, tie
undersigned will sell at public auc-
ton one of the best farms in Bour-
bon county.
The place belongs to J. r. Blanks
& Co., and is located five miles from
Paris, on the Cynthiana pike, and is
one of the most fertile pieces Of land
in the county. 1t contains $50
acres, 80 acres in old bluegrass sod
and 70 acres plowed. No waste
land. Tw o-story frame house, ten
ant house and all necessary out
buildings.
For particulars, see
]. r. BLANKS, or
HARRIS, SPEAKES & HARRIS,
Real Estate Dealers, Paris, KY.
Geo. D. Speakes, Auctioneer.
(24-2t)
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PUBLIC SALE OF DESIRABLE
CITY PROPERTY.

We will sell at public cutlery on
Thursday afternoon, September 30,
at 2:30 o'clock, the house and lot
located on Main street, just opposite
the New Independent Tobacco Ware
house. A very desirable home
Don't fail to attend this sale.
MITCHELL, MORELAND
MITCHELL,
Real Estate Agents.
Col. w. E. Mitchell, Auctioneer.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-28
TWO TRACTS AT AUCTION
A GREAT FARM OF .322 ACRES IN

Read particulars in advertisement
in this issue of the ]. j. McClin-
took and Lou Palmer sale of 322
acre farm on the Peacock pike. Sale
starts at 1890 a. M, October 9Th.
Will be sold in two tracts on the
premises. See
HARRIS, SPEAKES & HARRIS,
or ]. D. McCLINTOCK.
(29-td)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-28
BOURBON PRISONER PAR0LED

At a meeting of the State Board
of Charities and Corrections in
Frankfort, paroles were granted to
thirteen prisoners in the Frankfort
Reformatory. One OF the numbe'
wss Excey Boyd, colored, sent UP IN
July. 1915, from Bourbon county
for ten years for manslaughter.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-28
BOURBON COUNTY FARM OF 322
ACRES AT AUCTION

The Ino. J. McClintock and Mrs.
Lou Palmer farm will be sold az
auction on October 8, at 10. 80 p. M
Read ad in another column
HARRIS, SPEAKES & HARRIS.
or J. d. McCLINTOCK.
(28-td)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-28
EXIDE. THE LONG LIFE BAT
Terry.

Back of every Exide Battery is the
experience and resources OF the old
est and largest manufacturers Oh
storage batteries in the world. Fol-
Exide Service, call OH the
BOURBON EXIDE SERVICE STA
TON,
1t) Opp. Windsor Hotel.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-28

ATTENTION, BUILDERS!
lf you don't do Il now you
may regret it.
Carpenters are scarce and the
lumber supply is far below the
demand.
Call phone 1Z2.
BOURBON LUMBER CO.
apr2-tf)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-28

The fact that sewer digger can
buy lilac perfume. to use as mind
easing beverage is an eloquent COM
mentary on the present wage scale.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-28
WEEKLY BANK CLEARINGS

Merchants report general i'm
prOvement along all business lines in
the past week. The generally iaTi-
proved tone in business circles was
reflected in the report of rhe week
ly bank clearings. Activities on the
farm, large sums Paid out for cattle
purchases, and resumption of &C
tivity in the building trades is res
sponsible. The report follows:
First National =. .$125,S13.83
Peoples Deposit :. :. :. 283,277.23
Farmers & Traders. 76,682.4S
Bourbon-Agricultural 263,261.7z
Total. y. .. =. .$749.125.26
Increase over previous
week.. :. - ..SS5, O92.S7
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-28
BLUE SERGE SUITS AT 5000

Thoroughly guaranteed for wear
ana service in variety uf styles.
j. w. DAVIS & CO.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-28

The largest club of business and
professional women in the Soutn 10
is located at Birmingham, Ala.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-28
apr2-tf)

One hundred million dollars worth
of salvage has already been taken
from the European battlefields.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-28

Fire, Wind and lightning
insurance.
Thomas, Woodford & Bryan
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-28
BIRTHS.
80 >~>>>>> .

A, the Massie Memorial Hospi-
tai, in this city, Friday. to the
wife Of James Archdeacon, son,
their second child.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-09-28

Ostrich feathers valued at $2,50G,-
900 were imported into the United
States in the last ~ months.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10
LUXURY LURE
WORLD PERIL
Proved Ruin Of Ancient
Greece and
- Rome.

TOXIC. oct. Comforts and
iuxuries II iifc have multiplied 80
with the Increase " wealth and in
ventions that people have become
slaves" declared the Rev. ID. W.
kurtz. u H., Of Mcpherson. Kan,
In an address hero today before the
Worlds Sunday school Congress
Quoting from the Scriptural saying
that where there e. no vision, the
people perish, the speaker said that
politicians and oven educators TOO
often boastcd OF nations wealth,
comforts and luxuries and were not
aware that the spirit Of prophecy
and vision had faded
The strength ~ the nation" Dr,
kurtz declares, "does not depend
upon It's armies or It's wealth but
upon the physical. moral and spirit
ual health OF It's people. Multitudes
are slaves to greed and gold or to
tho passions and apprti;cs of the
body. There CHn be no permanent
civilization based on matcrialism.
We must put first things first and
other things In their proper place.
rho true way OF NE is sovereign
over nature, the mastery ~ things
and the body,
Economic democracy Is the prob
lem OF the hour. M problem is
solved until IL IL solved right. The
slavery OF tho ancient world became
the feudal system Of tho Middle Ago
and IN, Industrial system Of the pres
ont. In each there was injustice
and inequality Ancient Babylon.
cultured Greece and pompous Rome
were built on slavery and these
proud nations fcll They disnbeycd
the law of survival the law o. 'hu.
man brotherhood.
The present world crisis in duo
to fear and hate and sclfishncss. to
the lack OF the spitit ana practice Of
brothNhoud. Enlightened selfish
ness had its chance and IL failed.
Materialism had FUN sway for gen
erations and IT resulted in world
catastrophe and left us with my
riada OF acute national and inter
national problems. Diplomacy has
failed. science has failed, industry
has failed, force and governments
have failed 10 solve thea humap
problem and create peace ,mdN EooR
viii among mcn.
"Therc ia a best way Of ming;
that best way Is Gods way; His way
was revealed In Christ and Christ "a
the true way OF life. To live right
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10
METHODIST

FIRST METHODIST -Fffth and
boulder. J. W. Abel. pastor Fayo
Burritt Emery assistant sunday
school at o ae, Epworth league a,
.6:1b, intermediate at $40. Morning
sermon by pastor iO'Ab. sublrot,
Tho Interchangeable Record sEvet
ming sermon at Z 80 by Dvator ~ w
idan. Special music at dli HetvlccH.
GRACE CHURCit-Thtrd n ~ \
,'rcnton Everett Slnpron. phstor
Usage 7431-E. sunday school Q 30,
Epworth at so. Junlhg 1tAgho AZ I
J.. m Monday rrcachfhe hf'f1 Rhd
1:3o by tho1SpAFtor "wednesday
prayer mcctinGiel ''ao.
ORCUTT MEMQjlIhis Four
tccnth nrd Quaker. ;aHdor l.. Bran.
non. pastor sunday EfhoN qtii
LpWorth at z. Prcnch'us m !
ard 7.30. t'tt
nOsroN AVENUE CN. o.. sD--
ll'th and Eustor, trN. T. IS tEIoH
pastor. SUNDAY schqol $50: Ep-
worth ans. Preaching hv tho pms.
tor nt 30. 30 and 7.ao.
ifAGLEIt MEMORIAL NJ. D. -
N'Ht NdlhI" - HlN' "'N . lF ','N'
NJ DHutrrll pastor Sunday
school nc 10. preaching by tho pas
tu at ~ and 80.
VIEW COMMUNITY.
Intkvicw A. ! Coleman. pastor,
nr Ada Randall. doIruuess san
o1y school ut 10. preaching ~ the
Tor nj II ana 7.3o.
T1GERT MEMORIAL CM =. s.
Main ana Easton Iiarold q. Cuokc,
pastor. Osagc 5b6t and 69Ss. W NJ
Hurt, su porlntcndcnt sunday school
a.30; Epworth 90 7. Services at u
ard 1870.
ROSE HILL NJ T. Maryland
Gardens. north OF cemetery. George
A. Bates. pastor. Mrs 6, VI Bates,
Rsfistnnt, Sunday school at 10,
lunicr league at 2; ladies aid gao
Thursday Preaching at II by pas
tor. and evening service at 80.
BETHEL MISSION - Rockford
ana Jasper H. W Coleman, pnstor,
pr. Ada Randall. deaconcss Cedar
1884, sunday school At 10. services
az II and 3. Young people at 1880
Tuesday; prayer meeting 73O Thurs
day; sewing school saturday at 2.
WESLEY CHAPEL on. T.. Col)
Frankfort and Easton H. II. John
son, pastor. sunday school at $50;
Epworih ESQ: preaching at II and
o'clock.
BROWN'S CHAPEB--(C. NJ C.)
S07 North Frankfort Rev, J. II,
MCClain, pastor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10
UliIsfhTiAN.

PfRar cnRIsTtAN Ninth ana
Buuidrt. Meade Dutt, pastor.
p74tge I8g5 study phonsr Osage
Gi17'' Biblr school D;8e ifndeavors
senior nt $50, junior ana intermcdi-
ate at $50. com munion and ser
mon 10 90. The Glory uf the Tn
seen evening sDrrWuut " nom
Shall / Mate Special sermon a.
young pcoplc). Weekly organ recital
B 30 20 l.2n.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST
SCIENTIST Eleventh ana Bouldor.
sunday school Rt $3.50. services nt II.
aud g. Suhicct today "Nrc Sin
Disease and Death Bcal7" Wcdncs-
'ty. evening testimonial meeting al Z.
mblic rs invited To- all services and
to-tfsc reading rooms, 307-3OS Mayo
building. open week days from 9:30
to and Sundays from 2 10 3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10
PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST PREsBYTERIAN.--- sev.
cnth and Boston G. W. Kerr, pas
tor, Sunday school $50 with lb-
minute orchestra concert. Endchv-
,ers, senior and intermediate at CHS,
junior at $50. Preaching bu the pas
junior at 3:30 Preaching at 1855
by Rev. James T.. Clark, u. D., sec.
retary OF the board Of education
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followed by communion service"
Evening sermon at 1880 by the pas
tor. four special selections ~ the
choir
SECOND ERJssnYTERiAE ~.
nla and AFhcis .iIaftonJ. tn"
church that fhowS moving pictures
W. ~ ~ rphyS.H, paWur sunday
school . n Ypior Endc.Ior az $50.
junior at.i kftaching ut ~ and so
morning &e} },t Eo-NQrkcts With
God liVAf NJ ATM Mrs Middleton
on thrlr yiolIHa Male quartet and
other special music Evening Hub
Jou, ."1h rncrdS ned May{ ,I5dr;
ton ffblm6s IthvelpR ana special
music W,durHduy evening prayer
meeting $50. Illustrated lecture
with co.orcd slides uu Tho Lum-
ber Ia,ks
DOLLEGls NH. Seventh and
Columbia Mccoy. Kendall Nuhci ,
u Clarke. pastor sunday school
a.i5. Endoayor at $50. Preaching
at ~ by the pastor ana a. 7.1 30 by
rev James T.. clark. secretary oi
tho. board of education ana father
of the pastor
UNITED rREsHYTEUIAN.-
Chcy cuac aud King new church
AuudiurJ. Ch1rl,s e.. NcWcor'b. mtn-
lister l05 West King street Bible
school gsat, union q 20 Preaching
at 10 90 ana 1.30. Services I'm low
or floor. Morning sermon ncnriug
Burduus. evening Tho Devil"
UlLIETTE MEMOHfAL...Nor.
folk and independence. e. = I'D
wards. superintendent Su Il day
school 9.45 Preaching 4 y. m ~
Prof e.. N. KimbrouRh " Kendall
COLLEGE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10

Dsdfc 7.sH ". SUNDAY school at 10,
por,i,es At 81 and 100 by pastor
hon unims pl Z. Teachers a1ru
prayer mcotInV Thursday evening.
OLD TIME MISSIONARY -- Gt1
South quincy Rev Morrow. pas
tor Sunday achoul 9'i6: eorvicos
at If ana 7.i5. Everybody invited.
FREE WILL BAPT1ST Eighth
and Wheeling. Rev. H.. j. Matthews.
pastor sunday school 9.4b, services
at ~ and s.i6
RtNERSIDE -- Homo Gardens.
near pnrkview station. Jesse 7.
Jonos, pastor. II. Sehortmeyer, en-
pcrirt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10

ren must relate the .nselres prep
erly to their fellow men, which IL the
spirit uf brotherhood, and they SINUS,
be In harmony with God whlvr' In
sonship."
other speakers before the con-
grcss were the Rev William G.
Poole. -. -, pastor OF Christ church,
London and W. II Goodwin, ot Mon
trgal ono
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10
Annoyed by Airpiancs.

THE HAGUE, oct. $50 many
continental airplancs now cross lIol-
land that some OF the Dutch cities
have adopted ordinances 20 prevent
the air liners from flying so low as
to become n sourcvof danger. An
ordinance adopted by this city re-
'qulres the air pilots TO keep more
than 500 feet above the level OF the
als
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10
I.PISCopNiIAN.

TRINITY EPISCOpAT.-Firh and
Cincinnati Row Holfo T. Crum
rector Holy communion at s, sun
day school o.30, morning prayer
and sermon at IL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CIu'RCU or THE NAHARENE--
West Tulsa. 22t9 South Main. @. 4.
Baldwin. pastor sunday school a.
10. preaching At ~ and 5. Young
people at T. Rev Gustin OF southern
Oklahoma viii preach Friday night
tt ana continue every night until
MONDAY. October 3.
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CATHOLIC.

HOLY FAMILY 90 Eighth and
Bouldcr. John q. lblring. pastor.
First mass at a, mG children's
mass and instruction at o. high mass
and sermon at lO.30.' evening de-
votions and inquiry claM 1880 p. m. /,
weekday masses G.15 and 4 a. IN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10

LONDON. oct. Wireless is
ps@rJg'sw prwnirses ,psy, : y, ,.h.. Z,
'Siau ,4e.turi-sfsssshlts n tstiei ,Aia ireia no
and they are manufacturing porta-
Bile sets in hundreds, says tho Daily
sketch. This accounts for the rapid
concentration Of mon IN unexpected
places, and the Sim Fcfncfs' know
ledge of tho movement OF troOps
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10

UNITY CLASS ~ Practical Chris-
tianity meets every Sunday and
Thursday evening - superios COURT
room. courthouse.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-10

Maultby. Gcynhldf. Lindtt' ana =
MOODY study ilass for adults ana
Iyeeum at 5. Business me ting % SO
ri,ty after evening service
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JEWISH.

TEMPLE ISRAEL i, .Fouri eenth
and Cheyenne. Charles n. Latz
rabbi. Cedar 1292 OF 1919.
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SPii,ITUhIIST.

B'NAt EMUNAH -- 9lo South
Morris Teller. rabbi.
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FIRST sPlRITUALIsT -- X. =.
hall nt S:l5. Mrs. j, II. Flemmins
pastor. Spirit messages bv MINES.
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lzcd Church of Jesus ChrisD -
Adamsou. sr,, pastor. rural route l..
box lli Sunday school at 9.i5,
preaching at II; song service T.&o,
sermon at \. Saints cooperative So
cioty meets Monday evening nt 81;
mid-weck prayer meeting WyGnes-
day at s. Rcligio society Friday at 4.
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LUTHERAN.

FIRST LUTHERAN Fifth and
Elwood. 8 X. Kaufman. pastor
sunday SCHOOL az s.45. young people
meet at 30 Morning worship at
II, sermon, church Prosperity"
evening at 1880. "COurtship
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CHURCH or GOD -- Fifth and
Madison. G. H. Shipman. pastor.
sunday school at 10, preaching at
II and 7.3O. song service at T. Tues
lay prayer meeting at g.
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST .-

NF4N ny II IJNI NIvN f'IN TNI -
Sixth and Madison Central Park) .
Y. B. Dake. pastor. Saturday serv-
ice, sabbath school 9.45; missionary
volunteers at 1. preaching at H.
SUNDAY preaching at y. IN.
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tNION COMMU SlTY -- Eighfh
and wheeling Puvrrcnd Matthews,
pastor Sundsv ,anc5i ut TO- y, sagh.
Ing at II ana 7:SO.
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SACRED -slStcdnth ~ nd
Rockford Rev. Charles Standaert,
rector. Services at usual hours.
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FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST
superior courtroom, courthouse.
o.. -. IhGrone. elder. OsaEc t717.
Riblc school at 10, services at II,
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,IIEs OF GOD Fifth

ASSEMBLIES or GOD Fifth
and Peoria. 4. a. Jameson. pastor,
Usage 46ii-R. Morning services.
Sunday school at 10, Lords supper
at II. Evening song and praise
service 1880; preaching al 3. on
Bcllvicw car line.
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MISSOURI SYNOD Sixth and
Rouldcr Rcy. Christopher LieBou.
pastor. Regular service at II.
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. SECTION c.

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Dutch CITY Grows.
AMSTERDAM, oct. e.--The 80.
ulation OF Amsterdam. according :,
latest Urrtcfnf tirrtes just announce,
is 647,125.
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BAI'TiS1y

FIRST HArTIsT Fourth and
Cincinnati. THE Nearest Church"
w. o. Anderson, minister J. W..
shannon, superintendent Bible
school $50. B. y. l.. 4. at G.l5,
sunbeam hhud a. g. The dny has
arrived for our cvangclistic services
to begin. Or. j. w. Kramer, more
generally known as "Big Jim"
Kramer, is the evangelist and will
preach at the regular services today.
1850 and 73O.
IMMANUEL second and Rock
ford. G. T. Siler. pastor, Il. II. Mon
t'liua financial secretary Pastor q
~ one Usage $3.50, study IN church.
sage 9iS0. Bible school 9l5
un,crs $3.50. Sunbehms. 2;30.
Preaching at II and 80. choir led
by Mrs. q. w Herhold. BRptismnl
service In evening. Revival begins
with Evangelist Sparks. 3.
sixth and Birmlng-
ham formerly Cleland) Formerly
~ Baptist Mission No. l. Sunday
school at 10. Rev G. Il. Cannady
will preach at II and 730. Begin
ming OF two weeks revival effort.
NoGALES AVENUE-First and
Nogalos. w. A. Todd, pastor. Usage
6gle-R. Bible school $50; union
G 40; preaching at II and 1880.
WEST TULSA w est Tulsa r., II.
owen, pastor, 2Ott South Olympia
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NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ALL
.ASCE. county courtroom Isuri-
house 40 .. m Doctor Wheeler
ussin, ID,turc and message by the
pastor. Midweck prayer meetings
1uesday and Thursday by appoint
mcni AZ 1906 East Second. la dies
aid wednesday nt 2.30 with Mra.
Laura Pcrry.nan. ga South Guth-
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WEST TUIsSA--W eat Tulsa, T.. II.
owen. pastor, coli South Olympia
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nd / Qthlllllrltll q :; e :; : !

followed by communion service"
Evening sermon ut 1880 by the pas
tor. four special selections ~ the
choir
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