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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-22

secure storage which would accomo
date more than months supply a
the most. Furthermore, the dealers
said, to try to prepare to hold ou,
for an indefinite time was simply
next to impossible and in the first
place, no one would attempt IL in the
face OF present financial conditions
Had the strike been called, war
time use Of the gasoline supply would
have followed, each and every user
being doled out his daily allotment
according to the Importance Of his
necessity. An equitable distribution
would have taken place, the dealers
declare, and mercy be unto is SOUL"
would have been the epitaph on the
grave Of the gasoline profiteer who
would have taken advantage of the
situation by foisting prices to the
land Of the blue sky.
Nearly every dealer had the same
opinion about the condition Of the
profiteer who would have taken ad-
vantage OF the gasoline user during
the impending strike, and let II be
said to all their credit, the local
dealers would have been fair should
the crisis have occurred. One auto
mobile dealer said, I'VE made up our
minds that every soul In business
was In the same Jack pot with us.
also II would have been at time
when the lowliest and highest would
all have been placed on an equal
status. II would have been at q
time when every man Jack Of us
would have had to unite and depend
upon the other to shoulder his bur-
len without a lot OF squealing.
Movement OF every sort would have
% be taken so that the common
'ause OF all would have been the
main idea, not the peculiar advan-
age OF some over others. Necessity
would have forced the
'rofiteer to Join the common cause
tut what a reception would have
waited him! never breathed
'asier or slept better than what
I'D last night when the papers her.
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MOTOR BUSES FOUND
PAYING PROPOSITION

SPOKANE. Wash. Oct. 20. =
Motor buses operating between
Spokane and Coeur d'Alene In
competition with electric lines are
reaping an annual harvest Of $eo,.
600, according to compilation Of
figures taken from statements sub
mitted by bus line owners. Compil-
alton Of the figures were made by
Attorney B. H. Kizer in the hear
Ing on certificates Of necessity be-
fore Director Kuykendall today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-22
CARBURETOR ADJUSTMENTS

A great many car owners make
the mistake Of adjusting the car.
buretor when the engine is cold
Now It Is always best to make ad.
justments to the motor after It has
ben run long enough to get thor
oughly warmed through. and this
applies equally to the valve tap
pets. etc. II is quite probable that
the, cold motor may operate very
well on certain adjustments that
vii, not agree at all with the hot
engine. : .,
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Dangerous Curves

Dangerous Curves Ahead"
Thus read the sign. Yet the motor
list was in a flat sandy country. He
understood later when the road skirt.
ed q bathing beach.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-22

The British are urging seed quar-
antine laws on China 20 prevent in
PRODUCTION OF pests.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-22
BRAND NEW EXCUSE
PORTLAND, Oct. So

PORTLAND, Oct. 32.-"Gosf
sakes! Lemme lone! I can't stoI
now" said p. T. Deppe, b61s Thir
ty-seventh avenue Southeast, to Mo
torcycle Patrolman' Babcock, when
the latter arrested him for burn.
ing up the pavements on Division
street yesterday evening. "They
new heir at home and I've Just
Just telephoned me that I have q
got to get there quick" he expost-
ulated.
That's a good one," said Bah
cock. "Give my compliments to the
The baby has been named Char
lotte. -.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-22

Cuba has 100000 tons Of sugar
ready for shipment.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-10-22

Germany exported 10000 auto
mobiles Of various kinds and 1900
motorcycles in 1920.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-12
broadway Christian Church.

(Corncr Broadway and Gold.)
willard \. Guy. minister; ll5 s.
Walter street. phone lGi9-w.
Unified program every sunday
morning from si5 60 II.
g:tj a. m. Bible study period
1u.l5 q. m. t.Xprcssional period,
exercises los Juniors.
ll.lJ &c. M. Lords supper.
IL so Co., M. Special music and
sermon sermon topic. Thy King
dom Come" This ls the second syr-
mon in "a series on the Lords supper.
$3.50 %. No.. Church school Of miss
sioua begins tonight. There win ho
four groups meeting for Ga, most
eight weeks at this huut They dlp.
th, ADULT group. tuu Duiur group
th, m.rrmodilt, group aud Oh,
Junior group.
Evening sermon. Christian Ou-
ttmism'
"Wednesday NJ 1850 O'Clock Mad.
week Study period with special study
ou 'rhc History of the Church iu th,
world.
You ARE welcome at any OF thos,
meetings.
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Miss Ht III WEDGES
ING N,i vi Mt ANNOI Ntip.

Announcement has reached 90, rry
OF the engagement OF Mis- Ruth
Paris Wedge OF Boston. Mass fs .i.
Fred LOYAL BlnlSdelI Nu further tp-
tall Of the engagement are avail
able Miss Ruth Wedge daughter
ot Dr T. - Wedge. national com
misiou'r uI Indian religious cda,a
lion iu tuH country. was at ou, time
on The Etruinr Herald staff iu tho
capacity cot sooicty editor She b. "a
graduate OF Nassar. aud since leaving
THIS oitN $50 years ago. has boon act
NclN engaged iu newspaper wurh iu
Bostou she has been doing feature
WHITING iur the Boston TRANSCRIPT
Miss Mrdg" hav 70 great many friends
boo thts DtN vhu viii probably uo m
t'rcsiti m the news uI hru engage
mtuf.
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Bcg.a. Ar Van Buskirk
|HraIis NI uut,u.
tItB HEARS IItENtU. IINIIAN
MD AMERICAN vi SD.

At the last regular meeting OF Go,
furlnightiy Music club held Tuesday
evening compositions v"r, given
typrc-vu'IuE mo modern italian
French and american schools IN
voices which blended MOST beautifully
alrs. i;ly Bale, and 4 - SrHwrut
k'r sang u duet Every Il4W,l'
from Madame butterfly, 10. puuciul
wh" o. iauk'I ls tn, finest present
day composer.
Miss 1Ima Vu,hius -au. council
Nina Dos Nll'rliu, u Hear q Thrush
40 Eve hN Charles tiduau Mis-,
NulkinE possesses % most uHpmI. us
lyric soprano Nuioo and iil fuy Ius
toe 60 one OF ttdmuu's must Iuuu.
iIlul -ougH In the rrtutn ~ MI
Louise u Thompson 10, rlur vrI.
comes ilci u furmol talented aUl
valued mruflrr She gJ., iNu piano
numbers, SONG of the Irn4N ami
AF &C. Ballet icy thamiUtI.. OF
Zoe French school
Mr.. Gilbert Cusuliph Of the Morn
INK journal staff gave an iu',rrstin-
and instructive talk on Music aud
he Newspapers At ITS conclusion
be- was WARMLY thanked by Mr. Mar
nowcl president of the yiub. aud o.,
club mHmhors Tor the Interest o., hi.
iakcn IN thr cause 81 Euud music il
Albuquerque. us made, evident hl "a,
, excellent editorials and broad ,r..i.
'.sin which from time To- time hal,
appeared lu the, Journal Mrs Ut,
'. BallN, uu" uf fh, tltV'- best ara
most d"pcrlull, Nucallst~. closed a
most enjoyable Iud instructive pro
gram hA Singing 1 %. ana e. UImHrui
tN lohr ana tadmau
The next regular meeting viii 70,
M" home 90 Mr aud Mrs MAJ
] Nurdhaur
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BRIitI nm INNER DANCE
PROVES "AKMINt, All NIX

n lrduttful dance was llti gwen
last MundaS evening by nr. aud Mr.
" 1. Hrohmor aud Col and Mrs c.
e. l%iru,c', at the Masuiiu temple,
over two hundred guests were boz
Nitvd The most effective and bean
tiful floral decorations aud shaded
lights transformed the bail room INTO
a lovely scene. irrc.ias boo rcd and
whtt" were varied with palms and
Terms, ana huskrt. of rcd and white
carnations were placed to charming
advantage Tho |attrloti,, east end
ut the ball room. separated Ufufu Tine
% trtnh room p, columns. Was llrht
90 with -four floor LAMPS placed .n
tn" 'ufu"rH ana between the column.
wa. hung q very rare |1npuu,H.r huur
basket Small tables .ut tour were
each adorned with u vase ct red
irccsius .l,d with e bow OF tuli". and
hrf' lunch was served ~ midnight
'olurol and Airs. Brooco and in.
and NrH HrohWrr. and Nh and Mrs.
OTIS Hroecc received the guests at the
duul Dancing began az o o'clock
aud CnuuIucd until u few hours mast
midnight As one of the most delight
fui and one ct the largest dances OF
Tho winter, this function was indeed
"a notable ono.
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wv
ELABORATE TIA GIVEN IOR
MRS. SAM III MutIMlR.

Really beautiful IN effect aud ,>-
puisit" Co. the most minute detail was
Inc tea go which Mrs T. T.. Whitmrr
was u1atvsH last "Wednesday after
noon 90 honor OF her guest Mrs.
samuel Nhitmcr. Of Buffalo yellow
ana white, aud yellow and green
W,r, thu colors used ia the dining
% living rooms. whore the subducd
UaudlvliEht brought out the SPRING
Ike "ncc ct ionquils ~ willow. free
Sits ut white and long-stcmmcd
snupdraEcns In yellow aud white.
IN" living and dining rooms were
liEht'd with yellow candles In silver
sticks and iu the dining room. there
wyi, guam tiles OF ~snapdragous. The
husio-s and the guest-of-huuor re-
'o,s'd 100 guests from our to siN.
Mrs Z T., Whitmcy wore a white
afternoon lruck and Mrs. Samuel
Mhitm"r a black satin dress. beaded
iu black In Tho liNiuE room. Mn.
liam G'uusiold and Alrs. Henry ROT
Brown assisted. Mrs. ". e. Reid and
Mrr ilugh Outer assisting them the
iirHt hour. aud Mrs. Harry BENJAMIN
and Nis Jrrrr Haggard. thr second.
MrH benjamin anu sirs. l|ldggard
woto ut the tea table the first hour
uud Mn. Reid and Mrs. Duttcr m,
second
The l,u tnbl, was e marvel of
du'ufiH,st. aid with % handsome cm-
h|JUidur,I tea cloth In two shHdus OF
yellow ana adorned at opposite cor.
urrt w D Nts,s OF yellow JuuUuilt
uuI white troos.as Two course
were .,fN,u, ~ti,tu and rolls. tul ice.
iU iN, form of roses. lilies ,.ystl,
ihruuWH ami ddhiias individual
ctk Boo yellow aud CANDLE Boo set.
llv Hul Ero,u repeated the colul
mote 20 the iurt detail. -Four Kappa
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NJ. U. Church isnnnIshl.

IWUNt IUntrUI, Nd Town, Opnoalto
Court Housc.)
T. Ogilvie, pastor: l.. c. l~lcsictt,
assistant.
Parsonage 2l0 South sixth. Phone
2t5-I.
%. m EpWurth league.
10 OBJ m. sunday school MI Will
o. SnutistcyIu. superintendent
~ e. M. Preaching bS tho pastof
TcN'. occupy 1tll | Come" Lux"
1913
During sunday school period Miss
frmu Mulkiug viii sing q solo.
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Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Church.

Corner Gold ayonuc and Arno strcctl
Carl Schmld, castor; residence 200
South Atno street. phone 23i6-J.
sunday school 9.is %. m.
Worship go ~ Co., m subject The
IS Crur ..
ON "Wednesday ,NouIn- at 1880
o'clock tho first Iout,u s%,rtiy, VIII
%. held Th' SERMON topic will be-.
losu- iu th' tpprr ChHWhur' This
service VIII De- repeated ou ttil.s
,.,nluE foo G,ruhu
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<>>
HRipGE PARTY mi USp,Y.

The Misses Helen and Anna Ne
cur, gtv" an Informal little bridge
party last Thursday evening. F'hiu-
airs o. at their hum" on Nurth SECOND
street Their guusf- wcr. twelve .i
their boy and girl friends After tn,
gau" there was dancing aud am at
urgcti,c midnight lunch. Tho-,
prescott were Mrs. Dnwnine. Mis-.
Margaret kl'inWurt Miss MARI t,in
uoy, Miss borotIy bowman. Ms.
Fave Boyd aud Miss Anun McGuir.
anal Ni-u ll"icu NDGuire. and Pet,
u'uiu ham. Edds. lilIi,lH,F. Dt.
Burkr. Ralph rtytou and Mick,
BtNt,
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NNl MD Mis-. HAGG ARD
INItHINN.

\ charming dinner party vas given
Thursd1y evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Jrtr' H1ggard la honor 81 MIR, and
Mrs samuel Whitmer.. who are visit.
iug Mr. and Mrs. r. T.. Whitmcr.
Tho table was very attractive with
q bowl ut pink and white swcetpcas.
There were "a guests. Mt. aud Mrs.
Samuel Whitmcr. Mi u Mrs T. T.,
Mhitmcr, Mt. and Mrs. j. n. ucrn-
don. Mr. Mrs. j r. Cox. NJ and
AIRS Harry benjamin and Mr.. aud
Nj. HuIIL I.n
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Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. South

". 5. NnndcrpOOL paHtor.
sunday schuul $40 IA. M, \. y.
Major. supt.
Preaching. u a. ~. and 5tdU y m.
Subject ~ u. m. Every Mans
Life a Plan uf God
subject &. 80 D. m. The Fulfill
mvut uf Life
intermediate and S,uiur leagues.
u 30 u. IA.
iius.cil director. Nta 3 g. Miller.
Pianist. Miss Vera ktyUh.
Prayer meeting Wednesday. 80
D. m. led by Rev. J. Is Cochran.
y. T..
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!. ", Pine and u, \ Tallcy, elders
The Church OF Christ meets each
Lorl's ouy 90 the odd Fellows han
on South Second street. between Sil.
yer aud Lead avenues.
Song service from 30 to "a. 20.
EJhlc study irom 1890 To- a.
Preaching and communion from n
"a m a. o. IA.
Bibly lesson fUr Sunday. tyb 10.
hebrews Twelfth chapter.
sermon ly brother HOFFMAN OF
Roswell Come out and hear him
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(Coruur fifth and silver avcnucD
Hugh g.. Cooper ana Charles Il.
Mexican, pastors.
9tiJ o. IA. sunday arhuol. l.. y.
Cti7ty. sup.. r'ussuT tur all
10 o. m. Morning Worship Sc.
mon subject Moses. % 1,I' ct th,
Christ Anthem. Worship 90,
King tNi~chul-schulrD.
o so o.. m. Christian Eud,Jror
Leader Emmett johnson
7.ao o. on. Evening Worship Ser.
mon tex. Tho just Shall 1.-Two o.,
Faith Anthem. The Lord 4.
Good UHuE,-Schul'rn.
Nid-w,ck prayer meeting Wodu's.
day, 40 o. m Study. t,phositu.
% and o.
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IIrst McthndI.t Enl.connl.
Corner Lead avenue and South Third
strcct)

INOIUVr IUUU uNOUUO anu NOnTn ThTTd
Rttcct)
Charles oscar hickman. pastor.
Miss Ediih Gorhy, ~dcnconess
Tho pastor doli,prt tho message ut
the II e. m hour Subject, "Gudly
Egotism"
In the evening ut 80 the ,huir
of - yuirus will render the sacred
,lututu '9uDNu Esther. Mrs.
Ralph Smith. directing
SUNDAY school. p.i5 % ~ u. 4.
portortt'ld, superintendent
Epworth league. ESQ 90. m Topic.
Restoring 90 Country : 5. shaver.
leader.
\ welcome Co amy cor am of these
services.
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~ Hit,lNI FoR Mii. MD
MES. sol Ki NyAMIN

Mr. aud Mrs Sol BcuI.mu w,..
auipri9cd last I'ridat evening on tn,
occasion Of their wedding anuiNcr-
Htry. whom q number of their friends
ctmc lu and helped thcm celebrate
TIE hprpy occasion Dancing aud
bridge altcrr1t'd made th. cy,ulU-
pass quickly md made Wedding .u-
uisvr-sui.r seem lik, ,s,u.a that
v'ru tn hu looked forward 10 ION ru
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ESTHER" 40 Isl PRESENTED
TOMORROW EVENING.

The tholt Of the Lead Avenue
Methodist church viii present the
sacred cantntn. Esther" in oratorio
form tomorrow evening. al tho
church on Lead aud Third street. at
Z 80 o'clock. For several weeks they
have born rchcnrsinE Tor this cam
tata, and have gotten It ready IN
splendid form. The oratorio Is by
William a Bradbury. The cast FOL
lows
Father. the queen. Mrs Harry Ach-
prsuu.
Ahasuerus. the Kiug Mr piukIc
Human the knights Councillor
Mr. Thompson.
Mordocai. the jew Ar IIo.l,t.
Jerish. llaman's Wife. Mrs. Burch.
Mordyais Sister PROPHECIES Mrs.
Cook.
a Mcdian Princess. Mr. Noueman.
\ Persian Princess. Miss Mildred
Beatty.
scribe. Herald. Harbouah. ST.. cal.
klts.
Bcg.ll Mr Van Buskirk
noali. Nt uutio.
sopranos Mrs Harry N,k,r-uu.
Nrs Lam Cooh Miss ClrIt tass,
Miss Mabel Boyor Miss Nlldrui
H,aiiy. Airu Siutz, Mrs ID ". Hem
miuEtun, Mlss Dutls Iurtu. Mlss Eu.
nice Thorn, Miss Winfrod Naples
Altos Mrs licury Bu5,h. Mrs. Paul
Roberts, MIS- Walter Nuuvman. Mrs.
Howard LulmRn. Miss lois iinthi.
cum, Miss Elizabeth Roberts, Miss
Ethel Naples.
Tcpors. Nj o. G. nr.lct. Alr. Bert
Dulkins, Nj william WilcoN. Harry
N'krrsuu, Clarence Thornc. Milo Lin.
thicum
huss,s C,.orAo biukl,. I.Jthor Van
Iuskith. Louie Thompson Howe
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Slt,NN mrs TO CIV
tD>II M HALL.

february. b. tu U' e gluviuE month
~ balls. There Nlatv, been $40 ,"lN
Ntrf. unrs-tho * Of q ball and ilr
Ur,"r' Br,hmor dance, there VIII Doe
iu' Alpha Della ~ lance ion Armenian
IrIl,f the war Mohor-' Valentine bail
ful tuptbrr large uu' al thu Aiylrldu
20 Witch Nj and Mrs ivan Brunsf'll
Ir, Iu entertain Sow. ii, Sigma
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Praise Thee, a. Lord CAppvl-
Briorlyl.
FOR the week wednesday, 7;3O
y M, Bible stud, needing. Thurs
day. 80 T. m. Sewing meeting ut
the Ladies' Ala society ut the home
OF Mrs Is. J. iiuldridRr. 400 Sorth
Thirteenth street.
Everybody welcome to all the
| services,
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Roma avenue, iu honor uf her niece.
Mrs. Byron |lloltry, oi Gallup who
is visiting her There were two tihlcs
OF bridge and aftorwHrd a delicious
lunch va. served Tho GUESTS worr
gufI club
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SIS
\ CNSTiLINN ROMANCE.

M issu" Of the daily paper Of
Monday carried the notice or the mar
RAG e Anita rtdilla and F,stauis,adu
lHdillJ hutn OF Los Tadillas. each tho
rhilu Of m" IGdillas. aud both re-
turning 10 Los padillus. thor birth
place. tu make their home. Intensive,
IS hldillaicuo. that pair. to put % iu
classical ttatIinu
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MONTHLY ENTERTAINMENT on
u MISU cot NtII \ SUCCESS,

one OF the most successful OF the
monthly parties given by the Jewish
Womcn'- council was that given at
the Mumau's club last Thursday eve.
ming. The club a almost crowded
with Young and old, who enjoyed the
program ~ music and readings that
PRECEDED the dance. Tho dance WAS
e great success IN which all Joined
iiuiru hmonts were served late In the
evening.
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" NNIIiNGIDN'S BIRTHDAY IITI,
no ~ GIVEN BN I =. VI.

AdNll,- are that tine annual Iui
'ufaifE Jhinrtuu's birthday rclc.
col sr.N "i aIWaNs with suDh fcryor
% attended ny such heart warming
success .- returning 20 our midst for
tlr .ir-t tim, since before the war
li.hu'U The Washington birthday
tri'. how IL grnw"th The pupils
TOLL not. neither do they spin pub
hrIt. YARNS Boo ,ts bohalf, vet Varsity
iu'iu.E ben its glory viii have TO go
sollo fr beat o. Tn. chairman 81 the
committee To- arrange the fotr h.
Robert Nop'well. The armory has
boon engaged Tor the evening Of the
tsour second Each mems and WON
ems fraternity ON the hin, the dormi-
tory boys and girls and the Varsity
s 20 uul =. ". are AN To be repre-.
s"'tUI with fuu-mak'rs and unit
sioI" Dancing. Eats. II has br,f
Said that The Father OF His country
llI 30 keen tool with which ho con.
Quoted hi- arburcal opcratiuus-m
uf..r words, with which no cut mp.
luf fu' report Is that his children 1t
fI. a. NJ who are preparing th.
fU', pru lulus ON kecucssaud cam
tines .Ht up Don't ask me
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C,rI.ilnn sclcnrr snclrlN

Nuuan's club buildiuE. tlN West
Gold avenue.
SUNDAY services at II %. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at n O'Clock.
sunday school at 9.ij e.. M for
children up To- the age ~ 20 years
Tho reading room. room o. M"lihl
building. tlZl. West Ccutrhl avenue,
b. omen daily except sundays and hul-
ibuya. from ESQ To $3.50 y. ~
Tho public f. cordially Invited Ia
reading room.
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BIRTHDAY pN,IN ron
NIL. CHltlSIINNIN

\ very happy trrthdHt party was
held at tn, A. W. krt,mrt homo, 900
" Silver venue "Wednesday evening.
When Arthur Christensen celebrated
hi anniversary Abou twenty guests
uD,usIuu e merry one Cameo wen"
ULIos,d b. o,utA body alter which
~ L.-.LHu.M m.H.- .-L-D-
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Corner Coal and South IroadwayI
Harold $ Davidson, IhIp, pastor.
Residence. SEQ South walter.
SUNDAY school ut as, J. II.
Jones. superintendent
Norning service at o. subject uf
arrmun 9TH, thurgh's Orders
Special musicai features Prelude
Remembrance" tCurWtChHrll or
Icrtury. Cradle sons, tkJorulip
Solo tu be announced
Evening service. conducted LN IN.
e. e.. society with au addrcHs hy on"
pastug at O'Clock. subject Christ
Kingdom iu the Home" This D. tuu
second BOO t srri,a 90 the genera.
thomo THY Kingdom Come" scrip.
turc passage. Matt G1-l5. Lead,
Miss Esther DYE Iuus,crutiou meet
ing
\ valentine social Will h, give.
hN the e. E su,irty tu the church
Ittlur uu Monday evening.
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nnrcIns VI. q. Church tsnanIsIn.

ITTTVTIH TWII. WVII BNTVINH UIIIsV-T
r. Ogiiyic. pastor: 4. q. ilcslctt,
assistant.
a:a2 u. m. sunday school. Joseph
Flores. sup
D. m. Preaching bN the pastor
Subject. "E"eciVlng ones Wages '
4 solo uy Brothcr Amending at "a,
Fourth Street Gospel hall
An ptrIchiug in Spanish
Welcome leo an
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DR. ANp m PETIT
GINI ~ nIIlH nuIDGI.

Dr aud Ms. r. Fred Petit ARE
giving u supper bridge this evening
90 their home on West Tljeras. he
second of 10 series ~ which they have
entertained this week. There will be
five tthlgA
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ronn,l plssrh Or orr.or.
1DM IIlfkTA

Airs Hugh Outer n giving a for
ma dinner this evening In honor ~
Air uud Mrs. Samuel Nhitmcr, OF
HuGulo. aud Mrs Walter O.. Heller.
Of chicago. There Will b. ~ guests,
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q l.lN VI IL

DHu ul the most ,harm.i- ul win.
f.r I.. and uu, that was indeed ru
lu.Ud vt- That at which SigmH 1NIs
huu-. mother. Mrs. Harriet - Louis.
entertained last Thursday afternoon.
1N. .I,si. ui honor were 10, Siu-
.uI .H'uI sirl friends wor" invited
o.. .p.,IHI guests. Thrro wac ten .Iu1
H "'r.trIl afternoon chatting and
ail.IuE Upiuru the fireplace n WIS
quito Hn unusual affair and Gel. tho
uluI, enjoyable brtauAr Of shat
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Nu~ NIIINGTON ENTIiiTAINS
or MitS HDiT1tN.

nj. lU..'.. Warrington ltfr 20
ur'rrH informed luidE, party yc-tcr-
d, 4.f.ruuuu Hr bar uume on Wet
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II Johns cathedral Church.
n.piSCupaD

Corner silver aud Fourth; phone.
l.12-W.D
SUNDAY services:
HOLY communion. q. IN.
SUNDAY achout. g:iG e. m.
Morning prayer aud sermon II q M.
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IItr,'s q wuman mos; omc viii
envy. she's Mr.. JnmcS D. Blum,
Who. - urI rcscniitiNc ~ the New
Work probate court, wiz wear 4
500, C0O p,nrl ncoldncr Iur 30 day.
e YEAR The Isurl- have bcri
IN u vault nnI r,pcr,~ said only
coninci with li,inl iIr-li would pre-.
.rrNc their lu~tCr.
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Nutp show opens next Thursday
concert aud dancing each night.
Biegrr and better than ever Twenty
~-i"'cini niud'i- Tor the show. Don't
mis- tlti- tupt Thursday. iifda,
aud SaturltN -tsth. iAth and 18Th
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Qk5gHrchH2mba0|


tions and discussion are encouraged
Everybody is invited.
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Sud1lity mass o'clock
Ihildrcu's mass. N;3O O'Clock.
High muss and sermon, 10 o'clock
N,sprIs aud bcuydiCtiuu. Z so
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w ~ SIGMA chi
NOT ~ ~ NDAN.

SiEWa chi fraternity entertained
u.T ~uUilr afternoon az tho sigma
'N| nous. with q yery "ujo' able tr1
iu. fNrIr friends on the hin MIR
IiHr..f ST. Louis their house mother
TO-. IH..I .H.m.