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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18

Associated Home tharHies.
Adeiphia Lodge. knights OF Pyth
ias, met last night and completed nr.
rnngemersts tor m outing this even.
| ink II the home Of William Knowles
IT zsblsy Corner, wlihre tho member,
Will be given \ watermelon party. The
nsmb<rn will assemble In the ledge
rooms 1t o'clock and will make the
trip by automobile touring cars donat-
Cd by Harold Emory. n. n. Haincs and
Chandler II. Gebhart.
Ruby Long, the two year old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. johnson Long. fell
down stairs yesterday and laccrated
his forehead.
The New Castle Athletic Associa-
TONS baseball team h making arrange
rents for two games with the Alpha
baseball team OF Chester. Pa. to be
played during tho morning and after
noon Of Labor Day on the Battery
grounds.
Samuel j EtcheIl and Donald Banks
spent yesterday fishing on the Della
ware river and caught a large number
II sun fish and perch.
Howard G. Zimmerman Of Stanhope.
y. j.. Is spending his vacation at New
Castle.
Miss Sadie Burris of Rose IIir liz
a guest of Miss Ruth Zimmerman.
Mrs. Frank Van Pelt and son. Frank.
Jr.. and daughter. Helen OF Philadel-
nhia. Mr., and Mrs. Larry Wildman of
Raymondviile. Texas. and Mr.. ard Mrs.
T. Raymond Newman Of Cambridge.
Md. visited MAGISTRATE and Mrs We'll
din G. vining yesterday.
Mrs. George Proud. Jr.. and sons,
George and Roland. arc guests of Mrs.
Albert B. Stumpf of Millington. Md.
Emmitt Simon Of Rose Hill. Who has
been III at Bowers Teach. Was brought
home yesterday and Is confined to his
bed
victrblas anG records. Bridgewater
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
FEELS IT A DUTY
TOPRAISE REMEDY
Claims Since Taking Plant
Juice He Sleeps Fine and Has
No More Gas.

Plant Juice, the famous herbal. stom-
ach medicine. is like ray of hope 10
people suffering from stomach, liver,
kidney troubles and rheumatism. 1t
is a modern remedy for modern ills.
caused by the rush and hustle of the
times. Plant Juice is q vegetable remedy
made from the juices and extracts of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
Holiday House Closed

Owing TO lack Of registrations, due
probably TO the hard times. the Young
wonen's Christian Association Holi-
day House will be closed until August
eS. Then II will reopen for parties.
for week or day, until late in Sep
tember.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18

Use the classified ad section Ike
you use the telephone book. Tne ads
are all Indexed under their correct,
specific classification headings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-18
STATE ROAD.

State Road, Aug. 1s.-The State
Road Community Club is making ar
rangements for picnic and home COM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
Two One Legged
Men Face Judge;
Each Gets 10 DAYS

There was q scarcity of legs when
Wifuu'rs mrD1 judge W. W No
Il"linn In police court this morning
Two mon charged with yaRrunDy. each
had bat uu" lor
W q st"bb.n. the hoy D. claims
20 De- hiking from coast To ounst uu
on" log had bis Journey halted whom
IA" judge Sentenced him To- 80 DAYS boz
lnil ON The charge Of y%ugrun,N. llr is
Hiid tu have been selling cards aud
begging The polio" ordered him out
"i Town Two days Hgu but hu aid not
Eu 10 is said
Arthur smith another one legged
man charged with VIgrhhCy was
given u like -~rnftucp. We was born
IN Germany. hr told tho court Tylr.-
FOR chavez charged with being drunE
and r'Itinr his wife last night. vHr
given his choice of So ur 90 DAYS
Felix Madrid charged with reckless
driving was fined $40 His auto is
said 20 have hit 70 street ear ON North
Second street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
WHO'S HERE


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rhn4. r. InLu.0n .I,m.l spriprs
tIarpur, A Johnson I,u.z g~prIUrs
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D.. 4. Ewruham DEi,bnu. civ
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J. ~ NrJ.r4,r rI,y,.uu. OKLA
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

OWLS CA LIVE.
VERD|( OF JURY
MANI BY HARDING
kf ~--TNhl3aE
Birds atWhit House
Consided Omens of
80 H1 Luck

wksHiNGk, Joy The owls
can live. riiJohn burroughs club
Jury appoind by President Hard
Hoino time alto consider the qurs-
lion snys ~ \ the Jury 80 reported
Cay In a nporandum flied by the
youngsters W George ~ christiars
Jr. NJ prdent's secretary. The
NndiuF ~ jury ~ hnaed upnn
the clubs i~petiRutiun and upon
hundreds ohriefs fitted with the
American nestry association Tor
the eiuh frS every section OF the
country
1'heae bri, took up cveiy phase
81 owl valti Is pest dcstroycrs to
their uhirdnfiuencc on the lives
80 human Hgs. Some 81 the writ
-fH called un President Harding to
Eet ria ~ owls az once " there
are any IN h white house grounds
ana predict an Kinds OF had tuck
for his udmttrntion The John BUR
ruurhe N however. considered
only he crnmic value ct the owls,
Tar the Qtttan put to them 10y
"iudEo'' liiiing was In regard 20
lirds that bycd on uthcr birds he
me niiowe1o i've.
Thr nndg Of the jury ~ filed
at tho |whltnpuso to-day follows;
In spit,of the fact that thekr
nifdf drairi others Of their own likc
they huvel their crVdit ana IN do
fence ct .'ir lives the fact that
ihry are utu,h ,,uuuWi, value aui
have r,fiit other qualities ~ their
favor
". ~ take Tor instance. the
crow Wht value iu lossyuinE Tie
nnmh'r harmful insects WnH 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
FRECKLEFACE
sun and Wind Rring ont Ugiy Spots.
Hmm ~ HnmnAn In.IlA-

Here's 90 chance. Miss Ir'rklc-fncr,
tu try 90 remedy Tor frtDkl's with the
rUurIutre 81 20 reliable concern that
it will not cost you 20 penny uulc.
81 removes tho frcckles. while n u
does plNr ~ % ul,uu complexion the
expense .s uitFuE.
simply got uu ounce eft Othlne-
double strength from any druggist
aud 10 few applications should show
YOU how easy Dr. Is 10 rud Yourself ~
the hpmrly frsDIl'rs and get "a beau
ufui complexion. rarely b. more
than % ounce needed Tor tho worst
ease
DE-" .urr to usk the druggist for
the doubt" STRENGTH ptulne as THIS
.tr.urth .a sold under guarantee OF
mau,r bach !f q t4..a Zee Tsmot q
frsrk'ps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

maintain IL New Mexico office In
kaft las NegaA, In charge Of Senator
John s. Clark. resident agent, The
Ing ana engineering business. Its
capital stock is s2SO.uO0. an OF which
has been issued.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
rInNI ENrEns \


lambie company. Incorporated under
the laws OF colorado. has flied its
articles Of INCORPORATION with the state
corporation commission. ana VIII
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
Union Bakery
Leads in Sanitary
Report for June

re" Union Ial cry Tool hirh place
~ ,h' bakery ii,isiou rpt n. month
OF jan according 10 The report of
tn if'alth officer Tho bakery
Hruf"s follow
Perfect system Bakery SIS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

@ sunshine comedy Is being shown
Tho Baby
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
3 SODA FOUNTAINS
TIE FOR FIRST PLACE
Harvey System. Fees
and Highland Phar-
macy Top List

Three aodn fountains tied for first
place in ihe sarifrrv scores Tor Ia
month Of June. according t. the re-
port OF pr. J.. " nocherty. health Of
ncsr issusd his morning. The New
Mouco Candy kitchen and soda
fountain has inn made q few Inn
prov"mcnts. The scor.s follow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01

You are reading this nd, Other
people will read yours. Phone
240.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
Boys Elk Shoes

Boys smoked elk Shoes for
play wear. sizeH 81 to 2. e2fB
and Sos, depending upon the
size.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
Mary James

patent leather and kid Mary
Jane Pumps In all sizes. Prices
from $3.50 10 -. depending
upon she size.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-01
White Mary James

Misses and chitdren's white
canvas Mary Ihne Pumps The
small Sizes hnve spring heels
and the iarger sizes regular
heels. Sf.ss 10 SAFE, depend
ms upon the size.
Evening star., 1921-05-14
Seuenh 10 of 100 Questions
On '::I0shun and the Judges
(Copyright, BY Louise Harding Earll. 1s2l)

o. N Whn Israel wanted " make eon & khs M T' what ntTSt b % %
prosperity became Gideon his family M and to @ h.t
] 2Sm @ H9G @ oS Hox 1:sf Sn had ~
the social condition OF Israel alter the death OF
aso" eye SUMMARY n: s6"f a he s T dsen wehed son.
W In defense OF his fathers in his spee.h upon upon
e Meu"t art ff'P Of pcains @ Wsf ' Hpmc
o5 a. What Judges followed in line after Abmf T rct4n m
ing to their W EVIL Tay into IhosS @ hands % & did 9a 90 BE e
by their enemes?,
Of When their sir "a and cried S to Go" God M G h sn
60 help? Co. What Isracrs second plea to God
I'D What did Israel do and that proved their sincerity and
that brought to their prayers:
ca What man OF 5 m became Els NEXT "ogs M
that h Wfa fs not M isn @ Wha the
Of Of m9n give for warrnE aEInit M Tas cd M Mha ha dTn,i an
wrong in their claim:
himself his family his and the whole world; ' What
s m M a nd the "ve n hsm % P5m s with hf m % ss hc e
Ammon and the Phistines: C.! In the conflict that iol
adopt distinguish between the men Of Epra" and other
@ WhG M o vs pts ss f DID 2an n
low When he was judge over Israeli: How long was
Judge: M Hoy long did Ahd94 Judge Israel and what "di-
6 > In these days of wealth and uxuries in Israel what Child
born Of m cody M sned % to be ira s dd mGd t udss i
prospective father uttered by this faher
c %c % t
care OF his father and mother
o. o What xpanation does the Bible give concerning the dis
Woman his wjei (b) VIVA, form OF enterainment
" @ How cH Hs did wit" TsS asbonc an
Cod perform ior quenchins samsons thirst:
20 m & What @ ] @ did Sm S tG to @ her M De1 lila the
G m hh s hss at e goS how bnns hd GT and
h ] o the hey ere ped 00W1 W
How did the number OF deaths this accident compare with
the number Samson had slain in his fetime (d) How long
was Samson judge over Israel:
Evening star., 1921-05-14
GIDEON DAY TO BE HELD
IN CHURCHES TOMORROW
Hope to Receive Funds. Put
1000 Bibles in Hotel
Rooms Here.

Thirty local churches will open their
phipitS tomorrow to the GIdeOuS a ma
tOnal organization OF Christian travel
ing statesmen. whose goal is to place a
BlbL in the guest rooms OF every hotel
IN the country.
Various exercises will mark tomorrow
as Gideon day. In addition TO the Gid
VIII he from Maryland. PENNSYLVANIA
and New York. "a number of national
officers and state executive officers also
attending.
More than o.0c0 Bibles are yet needed
10 fill the hotels of this city completely.
il was announced today. IL is hoped
that the offerings received at various
churches viii meet III" expenses
President Harding is one of the asso :
ciate members Of the GidconS. RcgarA
ing tomorrow as Gideon day. he sent the
following letter TO II. l.. Narian vice
president Of the Baltimore camp:
''Iour letter Of May reminding me
that Sunday May Is. members OF the
GIdeons viii present theft cause TO the
church congregations throughout tn.
country moves me to send you "A word
the work Of this organization. As an
associate member Of the Gidcons. | have
been much Interested in cir work and
hope ii may continue t. make the APP
peal to public interests which its Splen =
did merits SO richly Justify"
More than 4J0. coo Bibles have been
placed in hotel rooms through the cf-
forts of members OF this orcanIZa ton
il was declared Hundreds OF ConVer-
sions are credited to their initial efforts
Headquarters of the Gideons tomor-
row will be the Hotel Harrington, where
"A Gideon Cct-toRether meeting viii he
held at o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-05-14
AnsUers to Sixth Ten Questions

Judges, Al. Cb) The nth chapter
Of Judges is a song of praise to God
for victories won. (c) The song was
sung by Deborah and Barak, evil
IDENTIFY as duet Judges, 81. Cd
song after hearing the message. Awake.
awake, Deborah; awake, awake, utter
song. Judges. 81.
Sc. ta) Forty years after the victories
of Deborah and Barak. Israel again
did evil Judges. 5.31 and 81. (b,
For their evil ways, God allowed
Israel to suffer oppression from the
MldlanteS for seven years. Judges,
81. tc) The social condition of Israel
during this seven years was so bad
and caves and strongholds of the
mountains. -. Judges, 6.2. (dJ The
Midianites went SO far in their tyran-
ny that they trOde down the fields of
nance for neitehr man nor beast.
Judges, ga.
5s. (a) The Lord said to Gideon: Go
in this. thy night. and thou shalt save
Israel from the hand of the Midian-
ties; have not / sent thee? Judges,
GA. OBJ AT the touch of the angels
rod. there rose fire out of the rock
and consumed the flesh and the un-
leavened cakes. Then the angel Of
the Lord departed out of sight
Judges. 6.21. tc) When Gideon was
frightened over what had occurred
God said to him, Peace be unto thee !;
fear not: thou shalt not die. Judges,
6-23. td) Gideon threshed hts wheat
near the winepress so the Midianites
wo I'D not. see him and take away his
" at. Judges, Gil.
=. ta) The men Of the city said to
c.a"ons father, Bring out thy son
that he may die, because he hath cast
down the altar of Baal. Judges, 30.
CD Joash replied, Let Baal plead
against him, because he hath thrown
down his altar. Judges 6.32
so. ta) Because of his courage in
throwing down the altar, Joash changed
Gldeons name to Jerubbaal. Judges
6.3Z- OBJ After blowing a trumpet to
assemble the men of Israel for war
fare, Gideon asked God to give him
one more assurance that he was do
ing right: God gave the assurance
through the miracle of the fleece Of
wool Judges, 6.37-40
Evening star., 1921-05-14

81. (aJ Ana the children of Israel
came up to her -(Deborah) for judg-
mcnt. Judges. As. ,(b) Deborah's
tent was evidently, shaded by a spe-
Cially fine tree that was known as
the palm tree of Deborah" between
Ramah and Bethel, in Mt. Ephraim.
Judges, As.
%. (D Deborah sent for Barak to
lead Israers forces and thus help
Israel out of their troubles. Judges.
46. OBJ When Barak arrived Deborah
told him that God wanted him to take
10000 men from the tribes of Naphtali
and Zebulun and go toward Mt Ia
Dor. a which time God would cause
Sisera captain of Jabin's hosts. to
come to the river kishon. where he
could be easily captured. Judges. Al.
So (a) Barak said to Deborah, II
thou wilt go with me. then l will go;
but if thou wilt not go with me, then
! will not go. Judges, AS. CD Then
Deborah answered Barak. | will
surely go with thee. Notwithstanding
the journey that thou takest shall
not be for thy honor, for the Lord
shall sell Sisera into the hand of
woman. Judges. 40.
"a. (a) Deborah foretold that Sisera
would gather his troops by the river
and that he would be captured by a
woman; both prophcsies We're full
filled. Judges. A., 8. (b) At
psychological moment Deborah ex-
claimed to Barak. Up. for this is the
day in which the Lord hath delivered
S:sera into thy hand: is not the Lord
gone out before thee? Judges. 4.14.
30. (a) At the time Deborah was
Judge over Israel. the highways were
unoccupied and the travellers walked
. h In hyyu lrrIU hl
When SiSera saw that Israel was gain
ing the victory, he deserted his 800
chariots of iron and fed. Judges. 4.15.
(c) Sisera fed away, on his fleet. to
the tent of Jael. the wife of Heber the
kenite; for there was peace between
Jabin and the
Kenite. Judges. AT. Id Sisera told
Jael to stand in the door of the tent
a nd if any one inquired if man was
there, to say, no. Judges. 4,2o.
So taJ The tragedy of murder follow
ed Sisera's selfish and evil request that
Evening star., 1921-05-14
ASCENSION CHURCH DRIVE
Committees on Forward Campaign
to Report Monday Night.

reports by committees on the
Ascension forward movement, which
has been going on in the parish of
the Church Of the Ascension since
last Monday night. will be made at
meeting next Monday night. The
HrSt week of the campaign to in
crease the church and Sunday school
attendance was given over largely
TO locating and becoming acquainted
with Episcopalians' in the parish
FolloWlng this will be A drive for
greater attendance
The campaign is in charge of Rev.
ID. Wellington Curren acting rector
OF the church. who is being assisted
by prominent members of the parish
Teams have been formed. each with
a leader. and every part Of the parish
- being thoroughly secured for mem
bcrs of the church. In connection
with the campaign special prepara-
tons are being made for the service
Whitsunday. tomorrow. a feature of
the service Will be special music by
an au.mented choir.
Evening star., 1921-05-14
TESTAMENT LEAGUE BUSY.

The. Pocket Testament League or
the District of Columbia. Maryland
and Virginia. under the direction or
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert =. Cooke: in the
uast four years has distributed s9,o36
Gospels and Bibles.
Other distributions made were 6s!,-
500 Scripture leaflets and 9.269 books
and magazines. During this period
TAB meetings were held. IN Which
5.136 persons signed league cards
promising to read and carry Testa-
ment or Bible with them daily.
Those interested in this work are
requested to send contributions as
soon as possible. A campaign Will be
conducted May 22 to May 81 by a
number of Young Peoples societies
in various churches for the league.
All checks should be made payable
to the Pocket Testament League @ OF
The District of Columbia. Room 200,
Kellogg building, 1422 + street north
west.
Evening star., 1921-05-14
PRESENT PASTOR TO QUIT.

Special services in connection with
the termination of the pastorate of
Kew. A. {. Garner at the. Plymouth
Church 18th and p
streets, are being held each dav this
month.
At the services tomorrow afternoon
at 3:1J O'Clock addresses will be
made by Rev. DR.. Jason Noble Pierce.
First Congregational Church; Rev.
DIR. Walter Amos Morgan, Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church:
Rev. l. F.. Purdum. Ingram Memorial
Church: Rev DR.. s. \. Brown Peo-
pies Congregational Church; Rev.
Emory b. Smith, Lincoln Temple
Church: Dean D. Butler Pratt. How
ard University: Rev. DIR. +. n. Gree
ly and Rev. DIR. F. f. Biselow
The sermon at the morning service
will be preached by Rev. DR.. Henry
f.. Jackson. president Of the Ma
tional Community Board. Memorial
services for Nine. c. J. Walker will
be held at o'clock in the evening.
Evening star., 1921-05-14
AMPHI0N GLEE CLUB ELECTS.

The thirtieth annual election Of Of
fcers of the Amphion Glee Club re-
suited in the choice Of the following
officers for the ensuing term. it was
today: j. II. Washington
president; J. G. Chapman. vice presi-
dent: S. Wesley Waters. secretary:
Leon J. Leonard. librarian, and Prof.
J. Henry Lewis, director-manager.
Mr.. Lewis has served continuously in
this capacity since the date of or
:-auIxa-AAI.A,.
Evening star., 1921-05-14
WILL 1OBSERVE
ANNIVERSARY TOMORROW

The fifteenth anniversary of the
Gospel Mission is to be celebrated to-
morrow. The morning service is to
be held at the Mckendree Methodist
Church at II o'clock. The afternoon
session will be held in the mission
chapel. 2li-2l6 John Marshall place,
at o'clock, and the evening service
at Emmanuel Baptist Church. 18th
street and Columbia road, at 1880
O'CLOCK.
Evening star., 1921-05-14

Rev. DIR. II. c. Morrison, president
of Asbury College. Kentucky. and
EDITOR of the Pentecostal Herald. is
10 preach a series of evangelistic serv
ices al Mt Vernon Place NJ. f. Church
South. beginning tomorrow morning.
He will also preach tomorrow night.
Services are to be held each day
next week at AS and 8 pm. Will
liam Jennings Bryan has said DR.
Morrison is the greatest. living
orator" Rev. Dr. ChappelI, pastor of
the church. Will preach at the over
flow services tomorrow morning.
Prof Percy :. Foster will lead the
singing at the evangelistic service.
Evening star., 1921-05-14
FREE INSTRUCTION IN THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

doctrines and method Of treating all kiAds
and descriptions Of sickness and disease-
VIM. NJ. Goodwin. l.. b. c. s. Dist. Nat.
Bank bldg. l4UG u ST. NV. BY accointment.
Evening star., 1921-05-14
NEW THOUGHT.
National New Thought Center
9O2 + Street Nv

9OS Street NV.
- Wednesday at pm, mental clinic for
girls, conducted by Miss Emma Gray Men
tai clinic for men at the hour, con
Quoted by DR.. George F.. Rucker. Daily noGu
meetings. Miss Ieona Feathers will receive
patients daily from l to 4:3O pm Public
cordially invited
Evening star., 1921-05-14
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES OF CHRIST, Scientist
Branches of The Mother Church, The
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
in Boston, Mass.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Columbia Road and Euclid st.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
NE. Masonic Temple, Sth and + NE.
Third Church of Christ, Scientist
Masonic Temple. 18th and n. Y Ave
Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist
The Arcade. 18th and Park Road.
SUBJECT-
"Mortals and Inmorta1s"
SERVICES
Sunday, IL am. and pm
SUNDAY SCHOOL-11 am.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS. s
O'Clock.
READING ROOMS,
COLORADO BLDG. 18th and G sts-
Hours to 0 (Wed., o to Z. and Sun
days and Holidays. 80 to 5:3O).
1885 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-
Hours 10 to Except Wednesday even
ing, Sundays and holidays.
14s EAST CAPITOL ST
Hours L. to 8 week days Except holi-
daysJ; also 80 to $50 Sundays.
.rHE ARCADE, 14th and Park Road
(SecOnd FlOOr)-
10 to $50 week days: also 7 to 9 pm
(except Wednesdays.
Evening star., 1921-05-14

The Christian EndeavOr of the Pet
worth Baptist Church will hold an
outing up the river Tuesday evening
at the cottage of one of it's members.
The society will leave the church al
6:45 pm. and will meet others of the
society a 9th and + streets at E:lj
pm. They will then go directly to
the cottage.
Evening star., 1921-05-14

y mems service will be held at ST.
Marks Episcopal Church tomorrow
night under the auspices of the
Brotherhood of ST. Andrew. The ser
mon Will he preached by Rev. Will
liam g. Dent of Rock Creek parish. Il
is expected that members of brother
hoods from adjoining parishes will
attend.
Evening star., 1921-05-14

The Overlooking Spirit" will he the
subject of the sermon by Rev. Ulysses
e. B. Pierce. minister of All Souls
Church. tomorrow morning in the
knic ckerbocker Theatcr. The soioiSt
Will be Charles .rowhridgc Tlttman.
Evening star., 1921-05-14

Rev. DIR. James Shera Montgomery
will preach in the Calvary Methodist
Church tomorrow morning on The
Lure of the Good. the Better ana the
Best" In the evening lie will give the
third leCtuTc-Sermon in the special
Evening star., 1921-05-14

Al the Temple Baptist church to-
morrow Dr. Muir will have as his sub
jects Two Deposits" and is New
Bible Needed" During repairs TO
main auditorium all services Will he
held in the Bible school room.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07

II makes a man sure he has brains
when be happens 10 get something
By luck.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07
aese asrSsssss $500 nIl,.

Tn. rscord for the longest Individual
nd. Of which an authentic account has
been given i hr,i By Lieut.. rrnchko'
o, IN. Russian cavalry. In l>NS b"
rode irOtn his s,stton 10 distant 81
IBERIA. = place With IN uuprOn"unec
able name. TO -. Pc'rrshur=. q al"
tance OF over 500 uil-s. In 100 day.
This was more % sn endurance than
a speed test. Riding an ordinary pony
OF Siberian brced. carrying no baggage
or provisions hs avenged thirty seven
miles y dny ard often made more than
ff,y-s!I miles day lie rr.isd ~
night. lie ussi the same horse
throughout the trip. Starting. c'cT,
morning. at :. be generally made bat
one stop tor rri during the iaT, s'''i
ply lyr.enlnr the grille ot his saddle
while resslng. but retired every hishi NJ
o. A. he approached ~. Ps'~rshurs
after his long ride n l.'s guard rssi'
msut with two bands met hiI= and 80
cor,ed him into the city. snsrs he ~hs
received by tle cIar and fn,.hied for
| his achievement.