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them! and they were sore afraid
And the angel said unto them, Fear
not, Tor behold. | bring YOU good
tidings OF great Joy which shall be
to all people For unto YOU IL born
this day, in the city of David, a say
Tor. which Is Christ the Lord
And suddenly there was with the
angel a multitude Of the heavenly
host pralsing God, and saying, Glory
to God IN the highest, and on earth
peace. good will toward men. ''..
Luke 2.l:l4. There was great JOY
among the shepherds and the pco-
pie all round about as they carried
the good news one to the other The
people OF the east saw Hts star and
reioiCcd. The wise men following
the star found Him and worshipns
Him they made their splendid Of.
ferings Milliona Of happy hearts
today talk and sing OF His coming,
We Rcioicc In Ills Wonderful
Iriumpis.
We have had men who built
mighty empires. Hut they built them
on the ruins Of other kingdoms. and
besides they could not save them
from decay We have had great
generals who could win what the
world calls decisive battles but they
could not give stability tu govern
mcnts Men have diligently sought
to know the nature OF diseases Of
the body and TO find remedies that
would work cures. Al their best
they could only modify pain Men
OF strong intcllects hay, led us
Through the beautiful fields of
science and learning religious leg
lslators and priests have tried to
lead us out of the quagmircs OF sin.
Put these could not give us life.
Christ came that we might have life
and that We might have IL ahun-
dainty John 1910. The life which
lie lived as man inspires US As a
| teacher there is none that Will bcl'
I comparison with Him, Never man
spake like this man" Nicodomus
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pround the mountain from this place.
a li-ycar-ol old boy took his gun. late
one afternoon, and went out to XIII
squirrels. ile had gone butSa little
way when he discovered that he
was not sure as TO directions but he
went ON. expecting TO find himsplr.
Bcing confused he walked the fastcr
but every step carried him farther
from home. Night came ON but
hc wandered on through the dark
ncss tn he was frightened by the
howl oi wolves that were on his
trait lie had reached this bluff
and resolved to stand 10y 1t and shoot
the wolves II they came. lie shot
once but 10 no avail wolves wcrv
AZ his foct ready 60 dcvour him. Tie
had no time 20 reload his gun. There
was u crcvicC that divided the bmtt
extending from tho base tp the tor.
The hoy jumped iu that crryiyc and
for hours hc herotcally fought back
the wolves with the barrel at hts
gun Fcoling that hts strength was
well nigh gone hc gave a loud coy
Of despair and was heard 10y his
father and q brother. Who were dIu.
gently sccking him Thpy ru-hcd to
the scene and after battle drove the
wolves away The exhausted boy
zen into their loving arms and was
safe
Let us carry the glad hdtuEs tu
the lost that Jesus is a ruClt iu %
weary land" We must koep i'm mind
the condition of the lost, Reason is
impaired. They are confused by
doubts and fears. Being turned
around they take the wrong course.
They think they can rind Themselves
but never do. They are hunted down
10y the bioodthirsty wolves of hell
and are not able TO stand against
them. 1t N not enough to have a
great rock that We can hnck up to
and lean against. The dcvourcr is iu
front and may take you at either
side. There Is "A crcvlro in our
Rock. II was cleft by the tragedies
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The Folly of Putting
Policy Adore Principle

Lesson January /, Sam, 23:l-7.
That Israel had never come 10
me point of. regarding royalty rs
God-siven and disloyalty as inf
1ehty to Jehovah is plainly shown
oy the attitude Of the peonlo in re-
gard TO the young king Rehohoam
ana his declaration of policies. They
mad always been called in consulta-
uon In the selection of a king, and
no Tear of the sanCtity OF dynasty
influenced them in the question of
whether or no they should ratifV
'Ahd support the accessor TO the
lhrone. solomon and his gigantic
Undertakings, and more particularly
me, layishness of his royal display,
had weighed heavily on the tax
payers of the nation. They had
Deen held to him. however, hecauso
m his power and the greatness of
lhelr enemies. Now that Solomon s
VoWn had passed to his .sor how,
ever the time was ripe for them to
secure promises Of more consider
ave treatment at the hands OF the
monarch, Rehoboam did not mea-
sure up to their ideas, spured their
junction in seeding from his au-
snorl'y and setting up a rival gov
eminent
Substitutes for Religion,
Jeroboam was keen politician
an opportunist-in that he sought
~ particular good but took adj
,ahtage Of the popular unrest 10 set
~ kingdom Of his own. The time
was ripe for such move and he
tN"S there to see that II was done,
~ was evident from what followed
ulat ne was not a bad man, as we
usuaily measure evil intents, bat
@ rnat ne esteemed policy as far above
,p.hclple , in political dealings. While
lt 10 tribes had Withdrawn thelf
,usalE from the house Of David,
the tendency OF religious wor'
iInp would be. he knew, TO gradual
:, u'aw the people back TO their
,ouIiner allegiance as long as they
I"a'nlalned the practice of going to
SSelusalem TO worship. Jeroboam
as doubtless free from any intent
tear down the worship OF
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WORLDS sunday SERMON

openly aiiowed-cvcn encouraged -
the destruttion OF children that are
physically weak. Christianity has
always taught that the babe that re-
mains dependent may be made "A
blessing. Many OF the weak grow TO
be strong and Of great value to the
world Some are greatly disturbed
in their feelings when child Ia
born in poverty. Never mind that.
Let your heart be fun Of JOY, for the
great majority of the good and sue
cessful IN life came through humble
birth and the tolls OF childhood.
Christ took life at its lowest as 1t
respects poverty.
The point from which We view hu-
man destiny is the only one from
which you can form a guess as TO
whether We ought to weep, or
" neither we ought to rejoice when
"A baby is born into this world. II
we can have clear vision as to the
moral and religious condition Of the
homo In which II is to be brought
up we can almost tell. Parents who
are blind or Indifferent about tho
religious welfare OF their children
may be ignorant as to what thrtr
future experience will be, but they
some day, will drink "A cup OF sor-
row Deep SORROW may not heEln
tin the dawn OF eternity Eternity
never blots out regrets nor qucnChes
the fire OF remorse But the birth
OF the Babe of Bethlehem brought
great Joy There was great rcjoiC-
Ing in heaven. AS the shepherds
watched their flocks by night ON
the green Judean hills the heavens
were illumined from Gods inner
glory. And 10, the angel OF the
Lord came upon them, and the glory
of the Lord shone around about
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CHURCH or THE NAzARENE-we,,
Tulsa. 22l9 South Phoenix F. w. John
son. pastor, 1877 South Trenton Sunday
school at 10: preaching at II and 80
young people al G:45 "wednesday prayer
meeting 1890. Bible study class Friday a,
CHURCH OF GoD-Finh and Madlsos.
E. II shipnan. rss.ar. sunday school at
'sS cIrE St i and Sasi First
stein. also evening services at 1880 or
CHURcH OF GARisT-Now meeting In
courthouse. Sixth and Boulder. Sunday
school at ALTO 10; pPTseaehHlng at ~ and 7. @
Church of Jesus Christ Tenth and
day school sa5. preaching at ii and !
prayer meeting at y. M Wednesday
rel,gio AsspMB,w 3. N NJ Friday, fky,,on r,,,, -,
Peoria. sunday school and Bihle read
Ing at 10; devotional and pastoral service
At II; evangelsstic at 1880; young people
NORTH TULSA COMMUNITY OrterH@ a.
nominstionaD Cincinnati and Oklahoma
Northmoreland addition. sunday school at
10. preaching at IL and by supply.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Bible
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST - sixth
and Madison Central Parkl; u y. Dake,
pastor. Saturday service, Sabbath school
s:45; missionary volunteers at 4. preach
SCIENCE TRUTH CENTER - Every
, Wednesday at 2 and p m. at home OF
Miss Alice Kesler, 51s West Third street
All Interested are welcome.
TULSA UNITY CLASS meets each sun
day and Thursday night In Judge Hunt
court room In courthouse, for the study
Of practical Christianity, or life accord
ing TO the Jesus Christ standards We
invite you to Join us on the road "a
health. happiness ami prosperity Paul
Spelberger, TEACHER Unity sunday
school 945 each sunday isorning at same
place.
lodge Theos0phlcal headquarters, roor>
2O9 Lorton Building Con Fourth between
Wednesday nights; public lectures Friday
+ nights.
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Enormous Wheat Stocks
Are Held for Price Raise

WINNIPEG More than twenty
i've million bushels of wheat ara
today in store At tho Canadian head
of the lakes At least half OF this
amount is owned 10y producers who
are holding II for higher prices. Nt
thia rma year ago there was only
100000 bushels In store.
shipments to tho Pacific coast are
expected to increase In the near tu-
turc, and this Is expected to relieve
the congestion al the head Of tho
lakes Japan and China are said To
be willing to buy large consignments
OF wheat ana flour II cargo space
across tho Pacific can be secured
Alberta whoat has never graded as
high AZ this year, according TO re-
port from the Canadian grain IN
ppcCtor's office. In October about
four hundred thousand bushels
graded nt Calgary No, I hard az
compared to- 10000 bushels in the
corresponding month last year.
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CHRIST'S NATIVITY AND
TRIUMPH

by REV. !. NJ. CANTREI.L,
20 HaEler Memorial NJ H. Church. south,
Text, Luke 2:t0. And the angel
said unto them, Fear not; For.
behold. I bring you good tidings
OF great joy, which shall he to all
people
Annually, on the, ,twcnty- -fifth OF
December, we celebrate the nativity
OF Jesus Christ.
From the days OF the long age, IL
has been "a custom among civilized
people to. In some way, celebrate
great events, aud to express graft
tude TN memory Of those who by sac
riiice and noble deeds lcsscncd our
sorrows ana made a palmer and bet
ter path for our feet /, would bo
an objectionable neglect II we
should fail 20 hold In grateful re-
mombranCe our loving Savior who
more than all others has carried our
burdens and multiplied our joys.
Christ's Nativity.
For verify He took not on Him
the nature Of angels; but lie took
ON Him the seed of Abraham. g.
/ Hob 2:lG. For as much then as the
children are partakers of flesh and
blood, tie also Himself likewise took
part OF the same. Heb. 2;14. "He
came I'm the flesh that lie might be
the mediator between God and men,
II Tim. 2:5. Some may ask why
lie waited SO long before He came.
/ When man had fallen into sin and
was under the sentence OF death,
/ temporal, spiritual and eternal be-
cause none other could be found
that could make an adequate atone
Wont for mans sim Christ offered
Himself and was accepted by the
/ Holy God, who as "A loving Father
found ineNprossible JOY I'm being able
though at 80 great Il price. TO save
/ Ills fallen children. The whole NOR
al universe felt this should give in
finite Satisfaction. ITO declare, |
say at this time His righteousness:
that he might he just aud the justi-
f,cr OF him which believeth In Je-
sus. So, from the foundation OF the
world Christ stood as lamb slain
for us.--Rcv. 1873. But i'm undcrtak-
ing our salvation there was another
great end to be reached. We needed
to bc influenced and helped to in
cline ourselves to accept the lite lie
offered to give. That is why we had
the law and the prophets SO long
before He came. Wherefore the
law was our schoolmaster to bring
us unto Christ. that we might be
justified by faith Gal. 3:24. "But
when the fullncss of time was come,
God sent forth His Son, made of a
I woman. Gal "A. Nearly two
thousand years ago in Bethlehem
of Judea a baby was born which
proved to be the Christ of promise.
The time, the place, and the cir
cumstances exactly filled G o q s
prophecies respecting Him. ! would
like TO have seen this baby. lie
must have been sweet and beautiful
am sorry for anyone who does not
get JOY and inspiration from baby
hood. But His was such an humble
birth. No room in the hotels for His
mother, and besides that Joseph and
Mary had little enough money with
which to provide comforts. There
fore Christ was born in q stable
and laid in trough from which
cattle took their food.--Lukc 2:l-7
Some babies do not get the wei
come in this world which they
should receive. There have been
some cruel practices among some OF
the peoples OF the earth. Some have
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
BY BEN NEWsOMB

Jehovah, but he felt that his politi-
cal advantage was more to be CON
served than religious matters. He
erected substitute places of worship
i'm his own domain SO that his fol
lowers need not go to Jerusalem.
From a worldly point there was
nothing wicked about this plan, no
infidelity to Jehovah. He did not
attempt to change the popular faith.
but to alter its practice for, rs he
thought their own good, The scrip
ture verdict Of Jeroboam was not
that he taught the people disloyalty,
but that he caused Israel to sin"
The Cause of SHINING.
Jeroboam has many imitators in
this present age. Many people who
have not intended 10 interfere with
religion have when they found re-
ligiOn imperiled some pet notion OF
theirs, invented some cheap substi.
tute to wean popular affection from
the true God. Jerobuam was simply
a practical" man, That word
practical" has had to bear the
blame of many other evils in the
world besides the detection ~
Israel. Every time you bend the
truth Of God and the obedieLce to
sake OF policy" you too have. like
Jeroboam, caused some one to sin,
even though you may not hav"
planned any such result The
principles Of Gods word are un-
changeable. without variation, with
out compromise, and any attempt
TO bend them to serve a worldly
purpose Is the same as II you denied
therI altogether The result Is all
WAYS sinful And he VINO causes
another TO sin is as sure OF con
demnation as II he had devoted his
whole life to iniqulty-- his
responsibility 90 far greater.
Rcctitudc Brings Prosperity
We live in an age when the peo-
ple make themselves heard and felt
i'm large affairs even more than the
elders Of Israel did in Rehoboam's
time. We are I'm a democratic age.
The divine right of kings mas
been discarded and is in contempt.
II nav for those In authority %
listen to the pleas OF the people and
ia govern with their best interests
i'm view. There is a heavy responsl-
bility resting on the children OF God
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OF the cross when men take ref
ugo here they can fight sin hack tili
complete deliverance comes. Brok-
men and women every
where are reaching w toward the
cross and praying;
Rock ~ Ages, cleft for ue.
lot me hide myself in Thee"
Then we hear tho shouts Of tr,.
umph. Jesus Saves
praise the Savior all yc nsiiora.
Praise Hlm. all - hosts above
shout with ipyfm acclamstnrs.
Ills divine victorious lovc,
Bc Ills kingdom now promoted,
Lot the carth her monarch KNOW
Us mF all ~ Nm devoted.
10 u, Lord my all I owe
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HOLY TAMtLY-EHghth and Boulder
John q. Herring, pastor. FIRST mass a.
a. m, Childrcn's mass and instruction
at q, htgh mass and sermon at 1890. eve
ming devottous and inquiry class at 80.
SACRED HEART--Sixteenth and Rock.
ford. krv. Charles S:andaert, recto
Services at usual hours
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TEMPLE ISRAEL Fourteenth and
Cheyenne. Chas. -. Lst1. rabbi; residences
Cedar 1899, study, Cedar 1913. Schedul"
for week: Sunday g.3n. high school de-
partmSnt religious school, II a, IA.
Brotherhood study class Friday S D. u-
Sabbath evening service. sermon, "Cnl-
hzations Challenge to Judaism: a New
Year, Meditation" Saturday y.l5 q. M
religious school
B'NA1 EMuNAH-919 south Cheyenne
Morris Teller rabbi
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nlpsr er1pi1.i.AII

FIRST SPlRiTUAL-k. of r. hall, y.
m. Mrs +. l.. Reynolds, pastor. franc.
lecture by pastor, messages following
Adult study class at 3:3O;. Circle a.
close OF services.
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIEN-
TIsT- Eleventh and Boulder. SUNDAY
services at II and s. subject for todav
christian Science" Woduysday evening
testimonial meeting at O'clock. puu'ic
Is invited to all services I,nl 10 use OF
reading rooms. 3G1-3eS Mayo Biis., open
week days from 9.3o to SUNDAY ana
holidays : to g.
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ALL SOULS CHURCil-, tIheraD city
auditorium at II q. m. Elevator service.
Peace on Earth Good VIII Toward Men.
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TRINITY EPlSCOPAL-Firh and Gin.
einnat. Rev Roue e. Crum. rector
jestic theater Holy communion at S
.. M. ana 81 lt4j morning prayer. holy
communion and sermon, with special
fhristwus music and uantatt. NuNt Sun
day, New Years day, at lt'f,. sermon
and special cantata, In Bath'heIn OF
Judca'
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BAPTIST,

FIRST BAPTGsT--Fourth. and cincin-
natl. The Close-In Church." W. O. Ander-
sou. minister. study phone, Usage 1871.
school ~ g:3O. H. Y = 4. go Preach
ine hy the pastor at 1850 and 1890.
Second and Rockford.
pulpit vacant. Charles NJ Carroll, sccre-
larry. Usage 590i. Bible school 9;i5. Tn
ions ESQ. Sunbeams 2.3O.
NOGALEs AVENUE--rlrst nd Nogales
" A. Todd. pastor. sunday school ana
preaching begins at $3.50 am closes a;
il 80. evening preaching at 8
Sunday school at 10. Neil Msupln, super
utendent Preaching a. ii and s. II. Y.
p. L. $50. Prayer meeting Thursday eve
ming.
sPRINGpALE-Lewls and Washington.
Onc mile north Of fairgrounds. -, u.
Cannsdy, missionary. sunday school at
10. S. V. jackson, supcrint tendcnt Preach
inF at II by city Missionary f. II. owen.
and Independence formerly Haskeln. C.
Z. Cannady. missionary Sunday school
ut 8. 7. NJ Butler superintendent. Preach
Ing follows Sunday school by r. #. owen,
OLD TINE MISSIONARY 49, eli South
Quincy. Elder A. Carlin, pasto". Sunday
school 9i5. Services at / and s. Prayer
mss'ing &c ThuTsday T + d sAPw;Gn; Z; M ru., NJ
Page pastor, 2oll South Olympia; Usage
1159-R. sunday school at s;45. Preaching
at II by the pastor.
UNION COMMUNITY Eighth and
Wheeling. Rev. A. r. Lunly, pastor.
Sunday school $3.50, preachiue II and s.
VERsIpB-Glenwood Homo Gardens.
near Farkview station G.. u. hughes.
pastor. II. G. Shortmeyer. srperinte1dent.
Prsse6ng ,,.y; eysTy SUNDAY at II and 7'so:
s.hcolhouse. J. A. Wheatley. pastor; r.
Brufiy, superintendent. Preaching ~
and 1880. prayer meeting Weu"esds'
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PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST PREsBYrERIAN--sev and
Boston. &, W. Kerr. pastor. Sunday
school at 9;4b. Fifteen minutes prelude.
Junior Endeavor 2.30 senior and inter-
medste at 6:i5. Sermon by the pastor
At 1855, subject, "The Incarnation Of
Christ Tn. pastors training class Of
boys and girls viii be publicly received
at the morning service The choir wil
render the sacred cantata. THE First
Christmass," at 1880, followed by a
christmas Thought" by the pastor.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN - Zunis tnd
Archer. The church that shows moving
pictures. =" II. Murphy Ir, pastor. Sun
DAY school at 9:45; senior endeavor at
Z junior at 4. Sermon by the pastor at
Il and s. Praye" meeting Wednesday at
1880 o'clock.
COLLEGE HlLL-Seventh and Colum-
ta MCCOY, Kendall Robert II. Clarke
pastor Sunday school at 9:45. endeavD-.
senior and intermediate at $780, junior
saturday at 10 a. IN. Services at IL and
80. with sermons by pastor.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN - Cheyenne
md King. Charles r. Newcnmb. minister.
lgs West King street, phone 1851.
bihle school 9:45. E. J. Freeman. superin-
sn1ent, Preaching II and 1890 Christian
\ Union $50, Miss Mabel watt. president.
u
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ytpsr METHODIST Tenth ana Bout
a., " Abel pastor. Leslie miller.
.s.i,.ao,. .ncoi pay at S!so. Ebweryh league at
,ho irtrrmedIate at G:80 Junior at 3.
s.r,ron by pastor at 10 -, "A christ
mas Message 70 ~ tne riInesa h AZ ,;,O ,;S,O
Wuer VIII render the sacred cantata.
E3SRAcE CHURCH -rhird and Trenton.
..sI Cfabtree. pastor. sunday school Al
$50 Epworth league $3.50: intermediate
40 .unior MonuHy ~ Sar'non by the
ssstor at n and 1880. "Wednesday is mid
',sepirg in the forenoon ard afternoon, /,
nr,ysr meeting and study class at 7.
"1RruTT MEMoRlAL--Fourteenth and
se,tf. ssat.5 .daoo Saf's at 5.s Fia%s@ np%ofh p0
prsyer meeting and Bible study Wednea-
t,s' az !. " +. NJ. s. first Thursday IN
an month at $3.50. Preaching at II.
posrON AVENUE tM. E. sD-Fifth
,,J BOSTON. Rcv. l.. s. Barton. pastor.
sD1rl christmas services aud reception
.f all now members at II a. m The choir
vIi feaA"r q Christmas cantata at 80
ppkGlER MEMORIAL tM. sn--wes,
Admiral Park) and Phoenix. ]. ". Can
tel pastor sunday school a. le' Preaoh-
"pSRKVIEW COMMUNITY - Parkview
lakewood. Forrest Fields. pastor. sun
Gy school at 10; ,Epw9rth iess"e st5'
PCFSTENARY CHURCH ,M E. 50 --
perVar and Golden. W. l.. Blackburn
rastur ilbc North Denver phone cedar
sgs- sunday school $3.50 Epworth league
Al ttf. Morning worship ~ II. christ
mas sermon by Or. A, T.. Scales Of kan
sss CITY. Evening services, 80 pageant
hy Epwortn league short address by pas
tor Duutsta by choir.
ROSE HfLls--Maryland Gardens. north
Of cemetery Sunday school at 10, junior
league At ., ladies' aid at 1850
thursday Preaching every second sun
dsv by REV Prince.
RETHEI CHURCH-5l2 North Rock.
ford Rcv. Robert Alspaukh. pastor, 6is
W-st Twelfth street. sunday school at
10. Fpwurth league. Csc. preaching at
ii and 73O. Midwoek prayer meeting
Wesley CHAPEL tM. f. col.) -
Frankfort and Es -'on. II. Il. Johnson.
pastor Sunday school at 9;S0 Epworth
$50. preaching at II and 3.
BROWNS CHAPEL ~. VI. c. 49, s07
North Frankfort. Rev. J. H. McClain,
pastor
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Prayer and Bible study sermon 7.so Wed
pesdHv.
BrLLETTE COMMuNITY-N ortoIk
and lndependence, w. y. Garvin, pastor
sunday school s.i5. e.. <. Edwards, super
nt"ndent Junior and senior Endeayur.
$50. Preaching at II and so.
CHRISTIAN
FIRST CHRISTIAN--Ninth and Bou,.
aer. Meade Dutt. pastor. Usage 4seb
study phone Usage st17. Bible school
at 2 80. Preaching at t0.G5 aud Su.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN Bienwood.
Homo Gardens section. Thomas y. Russer
pastor. sunday school g;ih. Eudcavo'
ssQ; preaching II and 7s0
LUTHERAN
FIRST I.u1IllibAN-Fifth aud Eiwood.
=. $. Kaufman. pastor. Bible school at
9.lH. Luther league social hour 5.t". de.
votionai otv. Morning sermon at &c.
christ the Expected one ~. g.
Humphrey will sing, and special music boy
the choir At 80 sacred Oantata, The
Manager Prince" by the choir.
GRACE LUTHERAN Missouri synod)
Ihrteenth ana quincy tnsw buidlngl,
Kan frrse pastor sunday school at ~,
services ut / I
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-17

EIRST thing you do next
go get some makin's
papers and some Prince.
Albert tobacco'and puff away
on home made cigarette
chat will hit on all your
smoke cylinders! ,a..s.. s.:.,.a =
No use sitting-by and say
ing maybe you'll cash this
bunch tomorrow. Do itwhile
the going's good, for n1an-o-.
man, you can't figure out
whatyou' re passing by! Such.
flavor, such GOODNESS, such
nlore-ish-ness we'll, the only
way to get the words EN-
phatic enough is to atorit.
and know yourself - ~ -. +.