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The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-05-26
DAVENPORT CHURCH NOTES.

Bethel A MIE.-Bishop L. j. Coppin spoke
before large audience at the church Thurs
day, May 70. Mayor Barewald was present
and gave the welcome address and presented
the church with check for $25 toward the
I SIS. 100000 drive. Three hundred and sixty
dollars pledged toward the drive. A
reception and supper was served from TO
p m. Eight deaconesses were consecrated
and will later be organized into board. The
Mystic Shriners of the Masonic Order will
hold their sermon at Bethel A. NJ. E. church
Sunday, May 29.-Rev. E. @. Ransom, pas.
tor.
Mt. Zion Baptist-Services will be held at
the usual hour at the Mt. Zion Baptist
church
May % MI. Brown of Manrol, Arkansas
spoke of the work of the schools in the
south. also on the great and extensive mis-
sionary work which he with the aid and
support of others doing A silver offer.
ing was taken and given him for the ad-
yancement Of his work.
Third Baptist news-The Third Baptis,
church will have its annual tag. day Wed
nesday. May 26. The Sunday school of the
Third Baptist church is doing excellent work
with q splendid superintendent and full
corp of teachers.
Rev. Nicholson's subject for Sunday, May
% was ..Arrayed in White (Romans 1912.
2O).
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-05-26

Roland Hayes one of America IS
greatest tenor singers sang before Eng
land 8 royal family at Buckingham pal
ace April 90. By special request of her
majesty, the queen and her daughter,
Princess Mary Mr.. Hayes sang an old
English song cover the Mountains
(Quitter) and ssDidn It It Rain,'' Dur
leigh.
King George presented Mr.. Hayes
with diamond pin as token of
friendship and regard.
All the members of the ladies aux
iliary of Lincoln Post No. 126 are urged
to attend the meeting Thursday, May
26 at the Community Center. A report
will be made at that time by the dele
gates sent to the state convention held
at Sioux City Thursday and Friday of
last week. Please be there.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-05-26
TUSCALOOSA ITEMS.
DAVENPORT Y, W. G. A. NOTES

Deans Hall home of Trinity cathedral
spoke at the Y. w, c.. A. Sunday. May %.
The Y. W. G. A tennis court will open
| Friday, May 81 The girls of the Clayda
club gave a picnic and baseball game on the
tennis court Wednesday evening.
The girl reserves had base ball game on
the court Thursday afternoon.
The girl reserves went on picnic Satur-
day Nineteen were present They were
organized into club with the following
officers: President, Velma Rue: secretary,
Cecilia Houstin; treasurer, Helen Reynolds.
Initiation will be next Saturday at the Y. w.
G. A.
Notes from Here and There.
large delegation from Davenport is at
tending the state federation at Cedar Rapids.
Mrs Audrey of Corbin flats underwent
serious operation but is improving.
Mrs. n. B. Smith of this city is doing
good work with city missionary This. mis-
sionary has proven beneficial to the sick and
also people who are needy.
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MT, pLEAsANT NOTES.

Miss Dorothy Anderson spent last Sunday
in Monmouth visiting friends.
Mr.. Ed Boston of Burlington in the
city last Sunday visiting his wife.
Mr.. Lewis Page went to Macon, No., last
week to visit his sister. Cleo.
The chicken pie supper given at the A.
~. E.. church last Thursday success.
Over $33 was cleared.
Mr.. Perry Greenup and little daughter,
Genevieye of Ottumwa spent last Sunday
in the town visiting relatives.
The missionary ladies' of the Second Bap-
fist church met with Mrs. E. Richmond last
Monday. There was full attendance and
all had nice time.
The services were well attended at the Bap.
tist church last Sunday. Rev. Handy
preached two good sermons.
Rev. George jackson was called to Fort
Madison last Monday to preach funeral.
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pinIculs Aehlsveraen..

MY young friends" said member
Of the board Of trustees, who was adj
dressing the school, "let me urge upon
you the necessity of not only reading
good books, but also of owning them,
80 that you may have access to them
at all times. Why, when l was Q
young man used frequently to work
all night to earn money to buy books
and then got up before SayIight au
>ons3 them"
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-05-26
Lights for Sick Room

When, as In case of sickness, you
wish soft, warm light in room, ratl,r
er than the glare that an electric Light
imparts, make little bags Of china silk
tany color desired), and put them over
each bulb. It Is We'll to run elastic
around the edge Of the circle, which
you cut from the silk, 30 that the bulb
can be easily removed by just slipping
out OF the bag.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS IN TOWNS
NAMED BELOW.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS IN TOWNS
NAMED BELOW.
Leaving Des Moines May 9th, Robert d. Durr, Trav-
cling Editor and Adv Mgr Of The Bystander will visit
the following cities in the interest of The Bysander
Marshaltown, Waterloo, Cedar Rapids, Iowa s
City, Davenport. Rock Island, Moline and East
Moline, Chicago, Galesburg, Monmouth, Bur
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rArRrrrr:n Norrs

The A. NJ. E.. Sunday school was well at.
Il tended and much interest is being manifested
each Sunday. Pray for us that it may con-
K tire tn grow.
The teachers meetings are growing At each
meeting there is an increase. and the inter
i est is being manifstd. We hope it will con-
time to grow.
Sir Robertson. our chief grand mentor of
the international order of twelve of Mar
shalltown. Iowa of the Iowa's state jurisdic-
1 to visit the Morning Star Temple No 592
ard Star of Bethlehem No. SCI and was well
pleased with them. We hape that he may
p--.eh.a- Wilson ~ Feakrk. Tow. our
grand state deputy Of Iowa's Jurisdiction
laaae visit to the Temple and Tabernacle
with Sir Robertson.
Mrs B. F. Hubbard WIS in Mt Pleasant
Tuesday to attend the Bishop Allen meeting.
Y The hanouet was well attended Thursday.
Nav 10. Many out Of town guests were
present.
meet with Mrs. Ellis Wednesday at 2 80. The
president wishes all of the Indies to be pres
ent.
Don't FORGET the tea rhers meeting Friday
evening at the Bethel A. n. E. church.
Miss Sidney J. Davis. superintendent OF
Mission of Keokuk was in the city Sunday
and several DAYS last week and delivered adj
dresses at the following churches: Presby-
terrain. Methodist New Chicago Mission,
Christian. Baptist and Parsons college.
Miss Davis is popular speaker among
the white churches of Fairfield, this being
her second year to speak in all of the
churches here.
We were glad to have with us in our
teachers meeting Friday evening, Miss Davis
of Keokuk She gave us some very encour-
aging remarks.
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That Was The Reason.

Tho paper states that You pleased
q big audience al the banquet last
night.~ The paper Is wrong. did
GOT appear "Um, guess the papes
q right"
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-05-26

BURLINGTON NEWS.
Mrs.1'heta Graham and Mrs. Ella HUGHES
are attending the Iowa federation at Cedar
Ranids, iowa.
Mrs. Peter King at this writing and Mrs
Stevens are still bedfaSt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shepherd snd baby
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-05-26

For burn or scald apply Chamber
lain IS Salve. It viii allay the pain al
most instantly and quickly heal the in
jured parts.-Adv.
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MT. PLEASANT NOTES.

Mrs. Montrose Beckley made short visit
with her mother, Mrs. Clay Reed recently
Mis- Beatrice PICKETT q this city
Mr.. Chester Cowden The best wishes of q
host of friends go with these young people.
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4 were callers in our city Saturday.
Mr.. Albert Boyd returned from Peoria
! Mrs Jessie King has returned to hel
l home in Ciarinda, Iowa.
/ AT the track tournament held in our city
Mr. Cecil Rideout won second place in the
220-yard dash for the freshman class of the
B. II. 5 Mr.. Charles Hedge won first place
$50 relay, also being one Of the four to tie
FIVE fSE ri sY glHss d the hash g snn
Mr.. Leo johnson has returned home from
Mrs, Mamie brooks has returned home
| by the death OF her cousin Mr.. Chinn.
Mr.. Weslie White of st. Paul, Mimi, is
visiting his s mother ssnas Mrs ase IL be
again. Mrs. Ollie Rideout is on the sick
Rev. NJ. R. Rhonendee was a Keokuk,
Iowa caller Saturday Miss Marie Webb
was visiting friends Sunday.
esy s sas nss ops
Pleasant, Iowa were united in holy natri-
Msssrs. Howard Nelson and Charles Pow
home OF Miss Lucille Davner and Miss
Mr. .Haraold Ashby was visiting friends in
Keokuk. Iowa. Saturday.
The young mems community quartette
sang at the American Legion at the new mil
Sir. Ed. Boston spent Sunday in LIT.
Pleasant visiting relatives.
osKALoosA ITEMS.
Communications from delegates to fhe dis
trict conference to be held here June Ia. II
are. in evidence All points in the Des
Moines district have been heard from save
Mt. Pleasant and Fairfield. So far thlrry-
seven delegates expected to be present,
four district officers and thirteen pastors.
The conference win be honorod with the pres
ence of the wife and son of our Presiding
Elder Rev. A. w. Hackley of Toronto, Cam
ada Also ex-Presiding Elder J H. Fer
ribee of Monmouth Ill.
Mrs. Ed Jones returned home last week
from Braxton, Miss, with her daughter Miss
Edna Jones.
Brother Abe Ford is i'll having nearly lost
his eyesight. His daughter Mrs. Anna Cable
of Des Moines came to care for him
Five little girls have taken the RESPONSE
bility of putting in suitable glass in the
church windows. Their names are: Irene
Mitchell, Deloris and Leona Allen, Roberta
Franklin and Grace Coleman.
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Our Neigbors
cLARINDA NEWS,

Regular services. at st. Jacobs A. MI z
church, Sunday: Nay ~ =, az ppreaching at Il
school ut p. M; Allen G. E. league at
~; evening service sts.. At r; M mt; ,.r
and evening. sunday school at 1880 p. m;
3, Y. P. 2. at $50; evening service at s.
The May pole given by Julia Fountain
Missionary society was grand success.
son and wife motored over from Gravity and
spent Sunday afternoon with relatives and
The Lydia steMart Mite
ciety met in regular monthly session at the
parsonage Monday afternoon After their
to meet the first Monday in june with Mrs.
Joe Jones on Lincoln street
happened on the ciarnda circuit which com.
prise Bedford In hold service there Sun
day evening =, was glad to know from true re, Re,
first price at the South West declamatory
contest that was held at College Spring Two
Thelma Howe walked OF with the gold
medal. The judges in deciding the contest
Of n az ,a
voice was positively the best they had ever
heard on the stage. Judges two ladies from
mai school eoi'e Il MaryViile. No. ''a'e s0f
The Ave million dollar drive was launched
gram was rendered. Everyone was really
mistress Of ceremonies. after which the
drive launched by the board.
Mr.. Robert Banks and son, Robert, Jr,.
of Omaha, Neb.- are in the city to spend
few DAYS. While here is the guest of rela-
Evangelist L. A. Porter Jones' pastor $
wife left Saturday afternoon for Osceola,
iowa where she will hold the regular sery-
ice at the ST. Paul A. NJ. E. church. Mrs.
Jones viii leave osceola Monday morning
for Charlton, Iowa. where she held the ree-
ular service at the st. James A. II. E.
church.
Sioux City. Iowa-The danes held their
regular fortnightly meeting Thursday at the
home of Mrs. E, BRYANT. Roll call was fol-
lowed by an interesting paper on the club
of whist had been enjoyed a dainty luncheon
was served. Next meeting June 2 with Mrs.
Thompson as hostess, when election of Off
GERS viii be held.
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AGENTS.

last AaSork.
Over Twenty O1e-"Do you think
women should propose7" Young Thing
1T don't know. Eavs you tried -
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-06
COVE RN0R HOLDS
BRILLIANT FETE
FOR THE PUBLIC
Chief Executive and Mrs.
MeChem Entertain For So
Ions and Wives and Peo-
pie of Santa Fe.
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the executive mansion in honor OF
the members Of the legislature and
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-06
Second Hand Coffin for Sale

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me and for which event I had
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-06
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT OF the Interior, j. s. LAND
office at Santa Fe, n, NJ. January %,
1921.
Notice is hereby given that Jose Maria
Garcia. OF Jemes, Y. NJ, who. on MAJ
2f. 1915, made homestead entry serial
No. 0aSss7, for swA NEA; sh NWA
section ~: sen NEA Section 23
Township Is. N, Range l East, N. nj.
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention tt
N AXE three year proof 10 establish claim
q sths land above Described, before q. >
Com III issioner, at Jemez Springs Sando
val county, NJ NJ, on March s. 19sl-
Claimant names as witnesses: F'elef
Carols, Of Jemes, ~ NJ; Branlio Garcia.
y Jcues. N. NJ. Benito Colleges o.
Jenes N NJ; Pedro Mestas, o. Jernes
springa. II Nj
FRANCISCO pELGADp. Registey.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-06
Good TIME CLUB
MEETS STUDENTS
IN CAGING GAME
Leaders In Y. NJ. c. a,
League Clash TUESDAY
with First Position IN
Standing at Stake.

With first position in the senior
". NJ. C. A. basketball league ~, a.
sfal,a the Good Time club ana ~,
ter- Fraternity teams VIII nleet
,rnasiay night at the Y. NJ, T. a.
COMO Neither team has been de-
feated. the Good Timers haYlhB
defeated the Business college team
.and the varsity men having W9il
Nfroln the Y. NJ c. A. squad III the
opening games last week
The revised schedule provides Tor
tvo games on Tuesday and Thufs-
davs If each week. The following
schedule is announced by the
physical director, Glen O. Reanl'
for the remaining games;
February S-Inter-fraternity vs.
Good Time club; Y. NJ, c, \, vs.
Business college. ,,s
February 15--Y. M, {. A. vs.
Good Time club; Inter-frat' vs.
business college.
February 22-Tnter-frat. VS.. I,
.RT. c. A.; Business college VS.. Gooo
Time club o,
Time club; Business college vs. T.
M March "a l1 sly. NJ. c. A. VS.. Good
Time club; Inter-frat vs.. Business
college.
March 15-Intcr-frat. VS.. Y M.
IC. A.; Business college VS., GOOD
Time club.
ITlme club; Business college VS. y
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-06

A clover rusc was that adopted
10y Baltimore woman to trap her
cTiur spouse. Suspecung him Of
paying undue attentions to a WON'T
an Of .he neighborhood she sent To
the woman an anonymous gift Of
q bottle Of rare perfume. When,
few evenings later, hubby re-
turned home smelling strongly Of
the tell-tale scent friend wife con-
frontcd him with the evidence and
ohli-ed him to confess to the error
Of his ways.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-06
Increase .....,..... ,.
Permits Issued.
Street smecner Il1hIhltel

Moving pictures Of a street
sweeper were exhibited yesterday
for q group Of city officials at the
"B" theater. A representative Of
the manufacturing company is in
the city and is attempting to sell
tho city one of the machine, which
cost $500.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-06

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-06

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plus &c war tax, and we will
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To get the best results
take ''Seventy-seven" at the
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Book on Diseases Of CIV
cry Living Thing" -- mailed
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Arizona republican., 1921-06-11
POLICE CLAIM HE STOLE SEVEN CARS

Several automobiles which have been stolen from Phoenix in the past few months are checked against Ora Schultz by the police department schultz was arrested by Officers Papo and Lucey- Mrs. Schultz also was taken into custody and the couple were turned over to federal officials
 According to Officer Lucey. Schultz has confessed to stealing seven cars One he was driving at the time of his
 arrest is said to have been idenu- fled as a car recently stolen from Oklahoma It carried Colorado license
 The license plate did not look right to Officer Lucey. who saw the car lust as it was leaving the curbing m front of Mason's Drug store on East | Washington street He called Motor cycle Officer Papo who pursued the car on his motorcycle and placed MT and Mrs. Schultz under arrest Papo expressed the opinion tna'
 Schultz has been operating extensive lly between Oklahoma and Arizona
 He said a car which had been stoier from a local firm was found and iden- ltified in Oklahoma Schultz is said t' have confessed to stealing that cal and then stealing another car in Ok liahoma with which to return t' lPhoenix.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-11
LEGION POSTS ID
 HONORLATELEADER

Mourning for Frederick w. Gal braith Jr., late commander of the American Legion, will be observed by all posts and departments for a period of 30 days, according to or ders issued by D. A. Little. depart ment adJutant. Th9 colors will be draped in black according to the or der issued by Mir. Little yesterday after the receipt of wire from na- tional headquarters directing this ac- ton.
 In the official telegram signed by Lemuel Bolles, the national adjutant. announcement was made of the fu- neral hour.
 Arizona will send a floral offering and if any of Arizona's soldiers are in Cincinnati this afternoon they will attend the service.
 Bert H. Clingan. department com mander, expressed the feeling of sor- row and regret of the department in his message to Mir. Bolles. which was as follows:
 Lemuei Bolles. national adjutant. American Legion. Indianapolis. Ind It is with a feeling of deep regret that we hear of the accident. Mir. Gal braith was doing a wonderful work We must all pause in sorrow for an instant. but knowing the character of the man who has passed on We must proceed as he would have us and carry on- Extend the regrets and sympathy of this department to his family and to all those associated with him.-Bert H. Clingan, depart ment commander
 Due to the death of the commander Adtutant Bolles has cancelled hi. visit to Phoenix which was sched uled for June 20. He may make hi, inspection trip of the West late l in the summer, and has been invite, to attend the state convention whicl will be held in Prescott. Aug. s. and 10.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-11


 stice Nat T. Mckee for arr raignment. The preliminary hearing of the case was set for 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. June 21- Myers was released under a bond of $1,000 which he gave Power Conway and c. O. Bainbridge signed the bond as sureties.
 The complaint was made by W. L. Abbott. a rancher living near Glen dale. who charges that Myers drew a note for $534s2 on Feb. 26, 1919, payable to the Glandale State bank, to which Abbott alleges Myers had forged his name. Abbott alleges the instrument Is counterfeit and was ut- tered by Myers with the intent to de- fraud him. Myers. following his ar rest yesterday afternoon. said the charges against him were false. He said the note was given to the bank bv Abbott to cover an overdraft after the bank had considered the proposi- ton and agreed to take the note
 The complaint was filed by R E. l.. Shepherd, county attorney, follow ing an Investigation of the affairs of inc bank covering period Of ten days. More complaints will be is- sued. Attorney Shepherd stated yes terdav. The bank suspended busi- ness some weeks ago and has been in the hands of a receiver. The first report of the receiver was filed sev- eral days ago.