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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16
CITY'S KITCHEN
IS SAVING MONEY
Flattering Report Render
ed for the Month of
December

The municipal kitchen. purchased d
by the city and installed In Septem-
Der, Is now entirely paid for, and II
an asset to the city rather than "a
liability. according To the figures
compiled for the month OF Decem .
Der by Charles W. Daley. inspector
OF police.
During the month OF December a
total OF 6,025 meals were served at
cost of Sh cents each. or n total
expenditure for the month of
s49S.22, including the cooks salary,
gas and electric bills. Under the old
contract system where the city was
paying 40 cents each meal. the food
last month would have cost S2.4lO.
This represents saving to the city,
according to Daley. OF sl,91l.Ts.
Last month there were 1915 more
meals served than at any time since
last May. with the big saving rep
resented during the other three
months since the installment. the
kitchen by Its saving In cost of TODD
for the prisoners. has been paid for
with a goodly surn left over.
The automobile department OF the
police. headed by Ray ward was
also effectively at work during tho
last month OF the year. according
to Wards report TO the chief OF
police. with the list OF stolen cars
far below the average maintained
last summer. 1G cars with n total
cred. Several OF these cars were
ct. .,ia Ia, ,,ln 80
The list OF recovered cars is: ~
NJ. Eicholtz, Muskogec, Chandler
$500; j. ". Fling. Tulsa, Ford
$500; Julian ID. Gale, Gary. Ind.
Lexington, $4,000; J. H. Morris
Tulsa. Buick, $l.500; Midco Tir,
company, Tulsa, Ford, $500; r. ID
Misener. Tulsa. Cadillac, Si,500; w
NJ. Myers. Nowata, Buick, $1,000;
Midco Motor campany, Tulsa, Ford
$500: Gates Oil company, Tulsa
Buick, sl.sOO; Sommers brothers
Tulsa, Nash. $500; J. A. Franklyn
Porter. Okla. Ford. $500; Spencer
Abbott, Tulsa. Cadillac, $4,000; w
II. Ourandt. Tulsa. Tulsa 4. 800
Bates Adjustment company. Tulsa
two Bucks, value $500 each; II
r. Wilcox, Tulsa, Buick, $1,000; II
b. Burnett. motorcycle, 500.
In efforts to prevent a crime wave
here the number Of arrests made or
| investigation was almost double thai
OF other months. There were tota
of 21O arrests on the charge OF An
vestigation." OF these 80 were
turned over to federal officers. Other
cities claimed 13: the city cour
fined 9S, Tulsa county took charge
/ OF 22 and one escaped. The o.hei
as were released.
The detective department alst
was busy during the month. While
the amount OF property lost wos no
out of proportion. more than $1,000
worth Of stolen property was rrcov
cred and returned TO It's righ.tu
owners. About $500 OF property re
! covered was not claimed.
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Music and Musicians
Here and Eiserhere

Mrs. Domingo g, Acosta. who has
been Identified with the musical In
tcrests OF the city and state for the
past several years, was honored with
the election of president OF the
oklahoma Federation OF Music
clubs, which closed a three-days ses-
sion Wednesday night In the Luth-
Gran church, Oklahoma city. Mrs.
Dennis ~. WILSON of Miami. for
tnor resident of this city, was chosen
first vioc president. Mrs. X. IL.
Matthews OF MCAlectcr, second vice
president, Miss Helen Knowles of
Shawnee, recording secretary; Mrs.
Carter OF Okmulgee treasurer: Mrs.
W. A. Green OF Muskogce CORE
spending secretary. Mrs. q. l.. Frost
liz retiring president.
"The address OF welcome was given
by Mrs. j. u. A. Robertson, wife
of Oklahoma's governor, to which
Mrs. Acosta responded. A signifi-
cant event OF the program was the
pledge of Mrs. Lola Clark Pearson.
president of the womcn's federation,
of the support OF the organization
In any undertaking OF the music
clubs for furthering good music In
the state.
The young'artists' contest was en-
tered by several of the younger musi
/ clans OF this city. The judges viii
I return their decisions to Mrs. Sieb-
/ ling OF Chicago. following which the
[ standing Of each will be sent u Mrs.
Ned e. Rigsbee OF this city, state
/ chairman or music. All who played
are working toward the district and
later the national contest. Contest =
ants from Tulsa included Miss Esther
Handley pianist. Miss Louise Wood.
vocalist Miss Thelma Roe. vioiinis,.
| club day program, Tuesday, In
cluded songs by Mrs. n. J. Mugge,
plano numbers by Mrs Patti Adams
Schre!ner, Indian songs by Mrs. G. Il,
Strouvelle, organ numbers by John
X. weaver and paper. Ultra
modern Music" by Mrs. W. n
Crowdcr, with illustrations by Mrs
Stfouvelle. Mrs James A. Henry
and Mrs. y. IL. short of Tulsa were
the credential committee.
Spcoials features for the enter
tainment OF the delegates and visit
ors were the kreisler concert, the
stpging of the combined choruscs OF
the oklahoma City Ladies' chorus
Enid Madrigal chorus, Edmond cho.
rus, oklahoma City Apollo club
University Ladies' Glee club. Unit
versity Mems Glee club, directed by
Frederick Holmberg Of the state uni
versity. The social events OF the
meeting were luncheon for, the
club presidents a. the Lee Huckins
hotel and banquet at the cha mber
of commerce. Mesdames q. l.. Frost
y. c. Acosta. James A. Henry. T.. II
Short. Ned G. Rigsbee, VIII. Grow.
der. c. q. Spindler, II. j. Mugge
u. g. Freese, Charles r. I.aughton,
Misses Irene Roop, Esther Hardley
Mayme Travis. Thelma Roe, Char.
lotte Laughton and Mr.. Ryan of tn,
high school were Tulsa represent.
ativos.
The meeting next year will be heIc
In Tulsa.
Fernand de Gueldre, Il forme,
Tulsan who was active in the ApolI,
club and who sang at different time.
In both the Holy Family and Bostor
Avenue Methodist church choirs, ha,
established himself In business ir
Chicago. whore he is further pursu
Ing voice study. II IL Mr.. de Guel
dre's ambition to do concert work
his voice not having proved TO b,
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school Terms Begin.

special 70 the WOrIu.
v VINITA, Jan. 15.--The second
semester OF the city schools com
mence Monday, January "a. There
will be a class of about As pass from
the grades to the high school at this
time. These students will likely fin
ish high school in three years and a
half, as most of the pupils entering
at the midwinter term make up a
half wear in high school studies.
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of opera umbre as had at first been
thought
Music News "a Chicago publication
which IL keeping up with music ac.
tivitics In the southwest M well as
elsewhcrc. recently paid X. LeMonte
Parker the following compliment
The Tulsa tOklahoms) municipal
band under the conductorship OF X,
lie Monte Parker is giving series
OF concerts on sunday evenings dur
ing the winter. The band numbers so
and gives excellent Programs.
Mrs Eugene Lorton. who with Mr..
Jorton IN spending the season ia
| Washington. is dcvoung her leisure
time To voice culture. Mrs. IOrton.
who has sung in Trinity church
choir and who IN u member OF the
Hyechka club. has voice OF beau
tiful quality which she In making
AN effort To strengthen by continued
study.
Beginning with the end OF January
and continuing through June, Mrs.
storey White will give u series ~
tcn.pupil rccitals. the programs to
be sung at the public library
MISS Etnel flshtr, n Tulsa young
woman who IN possessed pf a voice
which promises much as she be-
comes more mature, is In lyceum
! work this season. after somd years
study with Mrs. Storey White. and "a
few weeks coaching under David
Bispham OF Chicago. Miss Fisher
was for some time IA member of the
choir Of Trinity Episcopal church,
and a membcr of the Cadman club
Her friends hope she will be able to
sing her way to success in the music
world.
| The Piano Study club which has a
deficit on its last seasons undertake
Ing. in the presentation OF the lisa
dora Duncan dancers. will attempt,
nothing in large way this year.
However, according to "A New York
exchange, there are deficits even In
that city which threaten to XIII wor-
thy institutions. bu which someho
or other are tided over.
Admirers of Nine. Galli-Curci and
Homer Samucls. hcr accom- panist.
are much Interested In the news OF
their marriage, which was celabrat-
ed January is at the home OF the
l0ttcr's parents In 81. Louis Park,
MINI. The wedding wes ccnsy!c.
Gus for Its simplicity, the ceremony
having been attended only by the
bridcgroom's twin brother, DR.. Har-
vcy Samuels. Or. Harry y. Dewey
OF Plymouth Congregational church,
Minneapolis, officiatcd. The couple
left soon after the ceremony on "A
trip to include Indianapolis Cicve-
land and Akron, They will arrive
IN New York January IL. January
is marked the seth wedding ami
versary Of the marriage OF Mr..
Samuels' parents. and the 32nd
nbirthday OF his brother and himself.
Miss Mayme Travis. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Travis. who is a
bright young musical student. ha,
submitted a pumber OF piano mann.
scripts to the state federation com.
niittee for criticism. Miss Travis /,
sr1oying a few months stay at home
while her teacher. Moses Boguslaw
ski OF Chbago. IL on a concert tou
OF the east.
C. Edwin Crerie has returned
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HpcrINI 70 Thc WOfTd.
VtNlTA, Jan. i5.--T'hc jury COM
missionors finished their work hare
last week. and selected 250 names
for the district court panel and zoo
mn mes for the county court. All thc
Jurors will bc drawn from thas@'
unmps for 1921
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EPIsCOPALIAN.

hlNIrY EPIsCorAL~-Fifth and Cin.
on,v' ", w. heV. Rolfe T.. Crum. rector. Sec
m,,x, sunday after Epiphany. Holy com.
nv ,sv IN church and city hall: morning
Ws{et ltsny and sermon by rector IN
isgestlo theater at II; baptism in church
rsr,o evening prayer $3.50 and address by
Eplseopalian." wy ~"
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from a visit to friends In sheffield
Iowa. Mr.. Crerio, u new teacher ot
blano. who has recently become idcn-
tified with the musical interests OF
tho city. received hts education In
BOSTON, Chicago and pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. G.. u. strouvcllc, who has
perhaps done as much or moro than
any other one, woman in Tulsa for
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PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST pREsBYTERIAN--sev Seventh and
uos,on e., W. Kerr. pastor. sunday
school $50 with l5-minute orchestra con-
cert. Endeavors, senior and intermediate
e.55 by the pastor. God Is Love" Com.
munian at morning service. Sermon At
7.sO By the assistant pastor, Rev. Hugh
A. Cresweli. on An Old Objection
SECOND PREsBYTERIAN-Zun and
Archer tBsrton). The church that shows
moving pictures. w. II. Murphy, 3r., pas
Tor. Sunday school at 9;t5: senior En-
aeavor a, $50; ivnior at T. Morning
worship at II; evening at 1880. Subject,
."Faithfulness and the Crown. evening,
What shall l DO with Jesus" both BY
the pastor. Wednesday prayC meeting
and home visitation 7:l5. MOVING pic
lures Friday at 4:l5 and 1880.
COLLEGE HILL-Seventh and Colum'
bia Mccoy, Kendall. Robert ii. Clarke,
uastor Sunday schoo; az ?:ts; Endeavor
al $50. Preaching at IL and 1880.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Cheyenne
and King, Sharies f.. Newcomb. minister,
iOs West King street Bible school AZ
s:..: rn!cr s,is .s.-mon at II and 1880.
'Why should We He Christians - Meet
today fart first time In auditorium OF
new building.
BULLETTE MEMORIAL~--Indepen
and Norfolk. w. +. Garvin, pastor.
sunday school at 10. merging into morn
Ing service and closing At IL 40. Preach
ing 1880. Last Sunday evening OF cach
month special service Of song.
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST scIEN-
TlsT-EleNenth and Boulder. sunday
school at e.so; services at II and 3; subject
today, "Life." Wednesday evening testt.
noninl meeting at \. Public iH invited
to all services and to use reading
rooms, 3o7-3os Mayo Bldg. open week
days from s'a0 to and Sunday and holi-
days from . to g.
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CATHOLIC.

lay TAMiLy-Eighth and Boulder.
I'm ~ Herring, pastor. First mass ct
high mass and sermon nj 10 10.
D hevotions and inquiry class 7 80
"' weekday masses cas- and 8 q. m.
fo,s RED HEART--Sixteenth and Rock
"'ees at usual hours.
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIsT--Fourth and cincin-
natl 1.-THE Nearest Church" W. .. Ander-
son. minister; l.. W. shannon: super
in,endent. Bible school $3.50: =. p. U.
worship 1880; evening worship 7'so'
IMMANUEI--Second and Rockford C.
p. siller. pastor: b. II Monteiius. financial
secretary. Pastors phone. OsaGe 5seo
study In church, Usage $3.50. Bible school
ing al II and 1880. Training department,
opens at 5.i5. Pastor In pulpit morning
and evening.
KENDALL Sixth and Birmingham.
g. T.. Cannady, missionary. SUNDAY
school at 10; preaching At II and 1880:
ladies' missionary society. wednesday at
s5o; prayer meeting Thursday evening At
WEST TULSA - West Tulsa. II. II.
owen. pastor, soii South olympia; Usage
1 'g.R, sunday school at 10; services at
and 1880 BY pastor; evening ser :, 'es
Nln charge Of gospel cam from rnas
,nurch both unions At e:3o. w. -. Y.
Ing Thursday 1880.
OLD TIME MIssIoNARY-slt South
quincy. Rev. Morrow. pastor. sunday
school e:i5. Services at IL and 1913.
Everybody invited.
FREE WILL BAPTisT-Eighth and
wheeling. Rev. z. ]. Matthews, pastor:
sunday school s;t5; services at II and
RIVERSIDE - Home Gardens, nesr
pafky'ew station. Jesse T. Jones, pastor.
H. shortmeyer, superintendent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHURCH or THE NAZARENE-west
Tulsa. 22ie South Phoenix. r. W. John
son, pastor, iI27 South Trenton. Sunday
school at 10: preaching at II and 5.a0'
young people at s:tb. wednesday prayer
meeting 1890. Bible study class Friday at
$50
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CHURCH OF GoD--Flfth and Madison,
e, II. Shipman, pastor. Sunday school at
10; preaching az 1 and 1870; song service
at : Tuesday prayer meeting at I.
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the advancement ~ music In tho
city. Is devuiiur two evenings each
week to the instruction " young
women uf the Frances willard home,
who are interested TN the study of
lianO.
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SPlRlTCAi.IsT.

FIRST SpIRiTUAtr-k. r Han ut u.
m. Mrs. y. ~. FlemminE pastor. Trance
lecture by the pastor, followed by mes.
sages by other mediums
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Both ends of steel plus are coun.
tcrsuuk at the same tine with n
new drilling machine.
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JEWISH.

chsSSPLE ISRAEL - Fourteenth and
c.dssehas chas. n. Lat. rabbi; residsncr
'S:' study Cedar 1919.
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CRY MissIoN--2is East First, serv
ices today at 7:30 by Rev. A. Bichtenstein
also evening services at 1850 on Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday.
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rIGERT MEMORIAL M. Il; s)--Main
49,. poston. Harold q. Cooke, pastor,
a.a.e d.a Ss6i and ssss. W. NJ. Hurt. supsr.
,n,sndent Sunday school $3.50: Epworth
~ services at IL and 1850. pastor In
he pulpit.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

BNAI EMUNAH-sis South Cheyenne
Morris Teller, rabbi.
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pApkylEw COMMUNITY - Parkvlew.
,t.n"ood Forrest Fields, pastor. sun
Nv srhoo, a. 10: Epworth league S.is,
1rc,chuE at IL and 1850.
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NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ALLIANCE
County courtroom, courthouse. 1870 y. m.
DR.. A. NJ. q. Wheeler, president and
pastor. Lecture by NJ. j. McQuistion on
Our Bible. our Christ. and Spirituhlism."
Don't fail to hear this gifted speaker.
Followed by message circle. Good music
by Wriston orchestra.
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BOSE HILL NJ. E.--MarylanS Gardens,
,or,h Of cemetery. Sunday school at 10;
iunlor league at 2; ladies' ald AZ z.so
rbnfsdsy Preaching every second sun
day by Rev. Prince.
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uAGLER MEMORIAL IN, l.. sl.-west
,nr'irai PARK and Phoenix. j.. N. Can
cell. pastor sunday school at 10. Preach'
ing BY the pastor at IL ana ''So
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

J.r FIRST cHEIsTIAN-Ninth and Bosl-
~ Meade Dutt. pastor. Ossge ttS5,
a'ldy phone Usage 2t77. Bible school
,oo. Endeavors, senior $40. intermedi.
Ns az 81 junior at 6;30. Communion and
!, NENTRAf, CHRISTIAN Glenwood
iohe Gardens station. Thomas n. Russell.
rStor' sunday school 9:&5; Endeavor
'''Vi preaching II and 1880.
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pErHEL MfssIoN--Rookforl uoi Jas
,ep J. W. Coleman. pastor: Dy. Ada
RandalI. deaeoncss. Cedar l7si sunday
,rhool at 10, services at - .tnd .. YOUNG
peooie a. $50 Tuesday prayer mcttlng
;3o Thursday: sewing school Saturday
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LUTHERAN.

9 FIRsr LUTHERAN-Fifth and Eiwood
,S' hhufman, pastor. sunday school at
,bSi Luther league s;tS. Morning wor-
Up I" IL evening 7:30. Rev. H. A. OFT,
-" missionary superintendent of this
"S"'e'' VIII preach at both services.
TrhACE LUTHERAN missouri synod
ps Hteenth and Quincy new building.
49, {. A. Luerson. pastor, Regular
'''Ices az u. sunday school At 10.
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METHODIST.

Flh1l " Abel, pastor; Leslie Miller
assistsnt, Faye Burritt Emery, asssn.,
sunday ;snSSa . ',S q, ssc ssc''i% snisr
sll in'et'nieuas s, To- rs and 7.so. bishop n. l..
Waldorf ot wichita NV, VIII insa E5saehn n.nebss a. ,.e
morning hour and tsv' onin, sonn hs"'"'''
npkcE cHURCH--Thltd and trenton:
~ Crabtree, pastor. sunday school AZ
20 Epworth league $50 interfnsdia.e az
80 'on'or ,ns MOPns TisS. wednesday is mid /.
ea. church day. the societies meeting
,,e forenoon and afternoon; prayer
meeting and study class at ~
oycrrr acknowledgement, and
quaker quaker .sSooi lSnd0 a, s:Ns Epworth at !.
psoach.nE at II and 73o.
uosroy AVENUE IN. T.. s)-Fitth
,rh poston. Rev. l.. $. Barton, pastor;
sop sonday school at $50. Epworth sec,sl
sSuT so"p ., 5: lunch. $50; devotional eht'
sermon at II and 7;so.
u.cIFR MEMORIAL tM. Il. s.)--west
a Admiral Parb and Phoenix. j., N. Csn-
,eIt pastor. sunday school al 10. Preach'
ing by the pastor al III ana ''S"'
pARKvlEw COMMUNITY .--Parkvlew.
gienwood. Forrest Fields, pastor sun
J.V school a. 10, EpwOrtn league 0sf"'
urfaching at III and 1880.
riGERT MEMORIAL tM. Il: sD--Main
"a Roston Harold q. Cooke, pastor,
a.a.e ay 5s6i and esss. W. NJ. Hurt, supsr.
tn,snaent, sunday school $50; Epworth
~ SERVICES at IL and 1850, pastor In
he pulpit.
ROSE HILL NJ. E,-Maryland Gardens.
oorth OF cemetery. sunday school at 10
ivn'or league at 9; ladies' aid at 2:ao
Thutsdsy Preaching every second sun
day by Rev. Prince.
pETHEL MfssION--Rookfof1 40 Jas
,er J. W. Coleman, pastor; Dv. Ada
randall, deaconcss. Cedar 1851 sunday
,SbooI at 10, services at IL f,nd 8; Young
Z peonle a. 1880 Tuesday. prayer mettlnE
: 30 Thursday; sewing school Saturday
At.
WESLEY CHAPEL (M. r. Coi.) 80
Frankfort and Esston. II. u. johnson.
pastor, Sunday school at e;3o; Epworth
80. preaching at II and o'clock
BRowNs CHAPEL &C. NJ. CO - so7
North Frankfort. Rev. j. ii. McClain'
pastor.
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIsT-superio'
courtroom, courthouse. q. ID .LAgrone
elder Usage f777. Bible rchon! at 70
W. l. Oiiphant. the boy preacher. will
preach every second and fourth Sunda,
each month at IL and 7 :
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posroS AVENUE IN. y. s)-Fifth
.,n poston. Rev. l.. $. Barton, pastor:
SUM-" i. lunch $50; devotional 6;lb.
seruon at II and 7:3O.
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST = sixth
and Madison Central Parkl. u. II. Dake,
pastor; Saturday service, sabbath school
s:lb; missionary volunteers at 4; preach
Iny at II. Sunday preaching at y. m.
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ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Fifth and
Peoria. s. "A. Jameson, pastor. Usage
4611-R. Morning services and sunday
school at 10: Lords supper at II; evening
song and praise service Z $50, preaching AT
9. on Beiiview car line.
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LATTER DAY SAINTS tReorganised
Church OF Christ)---c. r. sheppard. pas.
tor. Route !, Box iis. sunday school at
$50: preaching at II and 3; Saints CO.
operative society meets sunday evening at
&; mtdweek prayer meeting Wednesday at
q; ReliEio society Friday at 5.
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oyc,,rr MEMoRAII,-Fourtee and
,..Her Lander l.. Brannon, pastor.
sus5S, ssvn5,, school a, s;as; Epworth at 7.
ps"arhtnE at II and 7:3o.
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WESLEY CHAPEL tM. r. Col, -
Frankfort and Easton. II. ". Johusou.
pastor, Sunday school at e;3o; Epworth
$50. preaching at II and o'oIoek.
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UNITY CLASS Of Practical Christianity
meets every Sunday pnd Thursday eve
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PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY Besant
lodge Theosophical headquarters. room
eis Fisher building. Members meeting
Monday evening; public study class
Thursday evening OF each week at sp. IN.
Reading room open to the public Tues
ZoillnKcr. secretary. OsaRe Sl1l.
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pRowNs CHAPEL &C. NJ. CO - so7
North Frankfort. Rev. j. ii. McClain'
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OLD TIME MIssIoNARY-slt South
quincy. Rev. Morrow, pastor. sunday
school e'i5, Services at IL and 1913.
Everybody invited.
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FREE WILL BAPTiST--Eighth and
wheeling. Rev. z, J. Matthews, pastor.
sunday school s+5; services at II and
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TlsT-~EieNenth ana Boulder. sunday
today. "idfs!H wednssdsy evening ySVi. testi'
n,onial meeting at \. Public ls invited
& 20 all ,o,',ns ssrv'sos and , TO- use reading
days from s:a0 to 9 and Sunday and holi-
days from TO o.
sPIRITUALIsr.
FIRST sPIRITUAir-k. r Han ats d.
m. Mrs. J. ~. Flenming pastor. Trance
lecture by the pastor, followed by mes.
sages by other mediums
NATIONAL SPIRITUAL ALLIANCE
County courtroom. courthouse 40 y. m.
pastor. Lecture by M. J. McQuistion on
"Ovr Bible. our Christ. and spiritual 30
Don't fail to hear this gifted speaker.
Followed by message circle. Good music
by Weston orchestra.
MIsCELLANEOVs.
CHURCH or THE NAzARENE-west
son, pastor. 1877 South Trenton. Sunday
school at 10: preaching at II and '.a0,
young people at e:b. "Wednesday prayer
meeting 1890. Bible study class Friday a,
1870.
CHURCH OF GoD--Fifth and Madison,
e, II. shipman, pastor. Sunday school at
10; preaching az and 1880. song service
at q Tuesday prayer meeting at I.
CRY MIssIoN-2is East First. srrv-
Ices today at 1880 by Rev. 4. Liohtenstein,
also evening services at 1850 on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIsT-s Superior
courtroom. courthouse; . q. .., - ;LAsrons
preach every second and fourth Sunday
each month at II and
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RIVERSIDE Home Gardens, near
rsfEy'ew station. Jesse r. Jones. pastor.
H. shortmeyer. superintendent.
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OF opera tmbrc as had at first been
thought.
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c. Edwin Crerie has returned