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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-08
MONTANA NAMES DEMO-
Graf

Helena, NCah4 S.-BuEtOn
Wheeler, democrat, is maintain
ing a lead over Carl Kiddick in
the race for the senate. With
900 precincts reported Wheeler
is leading by $4,000 votes.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-08
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE - Baby carriage. Cali
900 North Sixth street. 11-S-7t
FOR SALE-One 20-h.p. Zoos gas
oline stationar yengine; suitable for
machine shop or mill; at bargain.
Apply az" care The News.
11-8-6t
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-08

FOR RENT - Two connecting Of
fees; newly papered and painted;
stationary washstand. Fronting on
Lemon street. Phone 220 or 1877.
LIST
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-08

FOR SALE = One colonial rug,
9x12; in excellent condition. Phone
571. 10-13-tf
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-08

SMALL FARM for rent cheap.
Horse implements for sale. H. Pick
up, East Palatka. 1887
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-08

FOR SALE-My desirable 12-acre
property, on the St. Johns river, OPP
posite Palatka; four hundred feet of
river front, extends to the county
road. Wen kept. up home with all
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-08

modern improvements, bath, electric
lights, hot and cold watre, both arte-
sian and soft, sleeping porch; potato
land and small grove. Ideal poultry
farm. DR.. F. E. jenkins.
11-7-tues-fri-tf
FOR RENT = Very desirable fur
nished front bedroom. With large
screened porch adjoining. 224 Emmett
street, 11-7-2t
KILN = Phone Mabel Holcomb,
1853, or West End Grocery, PSI.
11-5-1mo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15
SUNDAY SCHOOL OF THE FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH TO HAVE
TRAINING SCHOOL

The Teachers and workers of tho
First Baptist church and Sunday
school will begin course of two OF
the books in the Norman course as
outlined By the Sunday school board
81 the southern BaTsist convention.
Monday evening at six thirty. There
WIN be five nights OF intensive study
IN the Norman manual and the heart
of the old Testament The examina-
ton viii be given on Friday evening
ana all taking the study will be able
to receive credit for work done from
the Sunday school board.
The pastor viii teach the manual
and request all teachers and those in
terested In Sunday school work who
have not passed the examination on
the manual to study with us.
Prof c. ". Peak wili have charge
OF the class In the heart Of the Old
Testament which means that all who
study under him win have rrivil-
ege that seldom comes In this course
of study.
Lunch win be served to those who
are taking the course each evening
at seven thirty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15

Full Gospel Meetings at Gutafr ~
Theatre. Evangelist Nelson VIII
speak Sunday. 2:3o. ~The Faith That
God Rewsrds.' Sunday night his sub
ject win be "The Three Crosses =
These meetings are for all the peonle
who desire to hear the Word OF God.
Prayers for the sick and afflicted at
every service The campaign will close
Wednesday night with an an day
meeting.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15

sabbath Nov. 9Th. fa2i.
Sabbath school ~ 10 20 = m.
Blbie study from II 90 to Il 90 m.
Missionary Volunteer Meeting at i2:m
60 90 y. m.
sunday Night Commencing. Subject;
ssThe Ways OF knowing God"
Services Commence Promptly At DO D.
m
j.. T. NORTH. colpartewr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15
Church of the Brethren.
1902 +. Harrison Ave.
Pastor L. r. Myers. 924 f. Cleveland Ave.

Sunday School. 10 100 Easter Program at u 100 a.
Mid.Week Service Wednt sday, s45 m.
little clock in jewelers. window, a certain western town.
stopped day for half hour fifteen minutes nine
School children noticing the time stopped play people hurryng
to the train the time and walked slowly professional
after look the clock stopped chat with anoher
working and after glance the time fingered little
longer the sunshine Result everybody half hour late No
realized bow much they depended the clock How
thus unoscouy depending the churches and their influences
Why make dependence and be arriving
the goal with the church The little church with big welcome
depending you.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15
THE CHURCH's
EASTER MESSAGE

an existence.
To us ALL the Church brings
at Easter message Of
A New Life,
A Risen Life.
A Divine Life.
Easter is the day Of the Eternal
Hope. II brings to memory our
beloved dead; or most cf all, the
Redeemer who broke deaths
power and assures US Of q Resur-
rection.
In every church tomorrow.
whatever its name or usage. one
may hear. in Scripture, in sermon.
and in song. the Message Of I4ife
of the risen life that is lived by
Christ's power.
To the hearing Of this message
we summon the reader, promising
him welcome and an uplift.
The meaning Of Easter is found
only IN the Easter message.
Now is Christ risen from the
dead and become tho first fruits
Of them that slept. For since BY
man came death, by man came
also the resurrection If the dead.
For as in Adam all die. even so
IN Christ shall all be made alive
XIV; 20, %.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15
The Church'S Easter
Message
There is a floral meaning TO Easter.
And musical meaning.
And an artistic meaning.

-
And musical meaning.
And artistic meaning.
Yet all these echoes and types Of the
spiritual meaning OF the great day which sl be kept
tomorrow
Easter is the anniversary of the Resurrection Of
Jesus Christ from the dead
Church attendance is greater Easter than on
any other day Of the year Some persons will 90 TO
church tomorrow who have not done f1- months
The music and the flowers partly responsible
significance Of the day really the underlying
hunger for the Resurrection note in their lives draws
and within sound of the Easter message.
These weekly display advertisements have been
setting forth that which the Church offers to the world
We have been trying to enumerae some OF the valid
why men and women should attend church.
But yesterday and tomorrow suggest the loftest,
deepest. and most conclusive reason
Good Friday and Easer-the Cross and the open
Tombare the heart of hearts of the Chnrcs plea and
of her very existence
They stand for her message of redemption aud life.
81 am the Resurrection and the Life he that be-
leveth in Me- though he were dead, yet shall he live;
and whosoever liveth aud beeveth in Ne shall
die John, XI %, 26
BY the Cross and the Tomb The Church is differen-
ated from all other institutions and organizations They
are the symbols of her divine nature and mission.
The Church's Easter message is Life-freer, fairer
fuller Life She hears the word of her Lord II am
that they might have life. and might have it more
abundantlv" !"
Many of us impoverished Of life Our souls are
starved We lack spirityality Instead of Joyous
buoyant overflowing lives. merely dragging out
Continued on Page g, Column a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15
GO TO CHURCH TOMORROW.

In case Of illness, death or
other trouble. any Minister will
be glad to help.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15

H0TScE s-ss sns-rs rsssl<>1asa u 49,
>ssas esps .sss - n - eefkes ~ .
= - fss1sy - s.eh us<k- Ne easruo
-ssvsess vsn - pasushs1 Unlnss sssy =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15
First Baptist Church.
Corner Vine and Noble.
G. Mcdonald, Pastor.

Q 80 Teachers Meeting.
945 Sunday School, Ralph Farrar, Supt
Make yonr class 100 per cent Glass
ii 00 Morning Service Theme: :. Easter"
6l5 Junior, intermediate and Senior b. Y. p. us
where the young people study that they may
500 Evening Service Theme: Refuge"
Rev. Mcdonald is at work in this field He is
a real man. real organizer and a rea. God-caed
preacher, and You will not go wrong by hearing him
preach. youl like him and you are invited to attend
every service.
Attend the Sunday School Study Course every night
next week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15

UF. .. u. xouhG t2stsf
Rev. DIR. ]. Madison Young preach
es at the Mt. Olive Baptist church
tomorrow al Q p. m, Cor. Broad and
+. Perkins. Special Missionary
sermon. Rev. II. l.. Smailwood.
Pastor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15

Corner Oklahoma Ave. and Oak st.
Gilbert ii. Smith, Pastor.
Hours Of Worship:
Sunday School. AS A. In.
Preaching IL 90 a. m.
Senior League, 80 a. IN.
Preaching 80 p. m.
Special music at both services.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday, 30 p m.
You will find cordial welcome at these services.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15

Try Again Day.
Tomorrow morning millions of persons around the
world celebrate the fact that The Christ from the
dead Having risen He brings new hope and life TO
every person i'm Guthrie who believes in Him.
Make this Easter memorable for new understand
ing Of the definite help which TO believers in The
Lord Jesus Christ Regular church Attendance will help
you solve possible doubts and difficulties Head
Peter 3:ls; ii Cor. 5.l7; Cor. 10l3. W
The patsor will preach tThe Resurrection at
IL a. m An Faster Cantata will be given al p. m
Bible Study Q :45 a. m. c. II, 00 p.
This is an invitation TO you to attend
The First Presbyterian Church
Noble Ave. and Division st.
Rev. Geo. O. Nichols ID. d. Pastor.
Res. 203 Il. Noble Ave. Phone 542
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15

Waftsn urswn. r.4sss. F
Sunday School a. 1900 .. m
Merning service ~ II % A. n
Suhject:-rThe Believers Bank
note
eco p M. The Universal Negro In.
Isoyement Association win render
. program.
s<niof League ~ e3o D. n
s.5o 20 A.a6 Program BY Junies
Church.
s:l5 10 $50 = m. Program BY tho
Junior Class Of Favor High School.
Ton are cordially insitsd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15

On the md and sth sunday OF ea>h
month God willing. there shall bc
regular Disins Services conducted In
the German language. providing the
month has five Sundays. II. how
ever. there are only four SUNDAYS
in the month. the service on the stb
Sunday will be English.
Therefore on the last Sunday OF
each month there shall be regular
English services with preaching All
services begin promptly nj II a. N.
A hearty welcome Is extended 20
all who wish 20 attend our serviceas
r. #. SCHOEN. Pastor
Pleasant Valley. Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15
First Christian Church.
J. w. Kilborn, Minister.

Church at Corner Noble Ave. and Ash ST.
J. c. Whefield. Bible School Superintendent
Mrs. G. NJ. Wilson, Choir Director.
Mrs. Fred Deselms, Organist.
Forenoon-"Why Believe in the Resurrection
At night the beautiful cantata Jerusalem - which
was given Wednesday night and which pleased
III who heard it, will be repeated You will be sure TO
enjoy all services and shall be glad 70 have yon
and worship with If you have no church home
in the city believe You will feel at home in this
church. We sing the old hymns and trying to wor
ship God in acceptable way. We are trying to make
heaven desirable by making this world more worth
while. Come and help place for you in
THE CHURCH WHERE THE PEOPLE GO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-15
Free Methodist Church.
1924 West Mansur Avenue.
Melvin Wright, Pastor.

Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Morning Services: Preaching at ii 90 o'clock.
Night Services: Preaching at 80 clock.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 80 D. m
Class Meeting first Sunday in each month.
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10 To Church Sunda

West Guthrie Methodist Episcopal Church
"A Real Church Home"
Services for Faster Sunday Arfil ls 1922
Sunday School, 10 90 a. m J. f. Gaffney. supt.
Morning Worship, IL 90 a.
sermon: The Message of Risen Lord
The sermon will be followed by Baptism and re-
ception of members.
Epworth League, 90 p. m
Special Easter Program by the Sunday School, si5.
OF all days TO attend church this should be the one
day when all should worship We invite the public 10
worship with us You will find a cordial welcome. =
Robert NJ. Lehew, Jr, Pastor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-02

bolss-
And your Jewels. Of ooursc--Y
ehs pronounced with unbroken
composure. They have Taft me
nothing. monsieur"
Duchsmin Grcsnsd and hung Ms
head Il knew itF' he declared
no credit 20 me. however. Nat.
uraI,y. whosvsr stole my candle and
knocked me out didn't break into
the hous, for the fun Of II /
imagine that. what with finding me
ipssnaibIs. waking Jean up. and get
ting nae back In my room. you must
have been away from yours fully
half an hour"
quite that long
1T couldn't hays been better ar
ranged for the thieves" no declared.
III only had stayed In my
rcom--f
III you had. II might possibly
have been worse-mightnt Ut The
burxiar--or buraisrs--knew precise
w tho location Of the safo. They
were coming TO my room. and II
they had found mo awake 1
think u quito possible. my friend.
that your appetite for cigarets may
have saved my life."
There's consolation In that" he
confessed--'7f its any 10 you. who
have lost 70 much"
But perhaps I shall get my Jew
eiry back"
what makes you think that7"
There's siwnys the chance. isn't
thsreY And I believe ] have a clue.
as they call II. an indefini's one
but something 70 work from. per
haps"
what - thst1-
.It seems 10 me n must have
been what the police at nome can
AN inside Job; because whoever "
was Apparently knew the combinn-
tion Of tho safe."
'sYou mean II wasn't broken open.
That signifies nothing. Two never
seen yours, but I know somsthing
about safes. and III undertake. to
OMEN II without the combination
within ten minutes
You. Monsieur Duchemin1
He nodded gioomily- TITS no
great trick, once ono knows II. with
an ordinary safe. that is. such as
you're apt 10 find in a private home.
Have you looked for finger-printsr
mot yet"
-Ifave you any idea how tho
thieves broke int"
Thru this very window. I'm.
sgins. You see. was up early
ana. in my agitation. dressed bur.
riediy and came downstairs hours
before I usually do. The servants
were already up. but hadn't opened
the living rooms for tho day. l
nyrelf found this window Unmatched.
the fastening IL insecure, you see;
n has been out OF order for some
time"
Duchemin was on his feet. ex-
anlnins the latch. True ~ said;
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but might not tho wind--r-
There wns ne wind 20 speak Of
last night. monsieur. and VIVA,
thsrs was didn't blow from that
quarter She added a. puchemin
stepped out thru the window
sWhers are you goInxf"
TO look for footprints On the
thing. II was mis,ins when vent
10 bed. and with The mud"
hut there was . heavy shower
Just before dsybrsak. II the thieves
had Jeff any tracks on tho tsrrasss.
the rain must have washed them
clean away. have already looked.
with a bsfflsd gesture. Duchemin
turned back TO her side.
you have communicated win the
police, OF course"
She interrupted with an accent
almost Of inpntioncsi 7 have told
nobody but you. monsieur. not even
my mother and Louise"
'sBu, why7"
Il wanted 10 consult you first.
aud !" She broks off sharply TO
ask; Yes, Jesns what Is ~"
The footman had entered to bring
her cards over which Eve de Mon
tniais archsd her brows.
SHOW the gentlemen In. please
Tho servant retired
"Ths men from Paris. msdameE
Yes. You viii excuse mo-
Duchsmin bowed. "But ono word
You can hardly DO better than put
tho case IN the hands OF these gen
ticmen. They are apt TO be OF a
good order Of intelligence when Sc
lectsd 20 servs bankers. you know.
II understand" she replied In her
cool. sweet voice.
6hs went TO meet the men In the
middle OF the room Duchems
turned back TO the window. where,
standing In the recess. with the
light behind him, hs could watch
and reflect without his interest or
srnotions. becoming too apparent.
And he was grateful for that mo-
ment OF respite in which to com.
pose and prepare himself. Within
an hour. he knew. within a day or
so at most, he must be under ar
rest, charged with the theft OF the
Montalais Jewels, damned by his
yesterday as much hs by every turn
OF oircumstantini evidence
Tho men whom Jean ushered In
proved 10 be. outwardiy, what
Duchemin had expected of n class
only too well.known 10 him. plain
men OF tho people. unassuminR,
wcll.trained and informed. soeptical:
not improbnbly shrewd hands IN tho
game OF thicftaking.
Saluting Madame Dc Montalsi,
with calculated ceremony, one act
ing as spokesman offered 10 present
their credentials. Duchemin had a
start OF surprise 10 disscmbls when
he saw the woman wave these aside.
II II not necessary. messleura." =,
she said. II regret very much 10
have inconysnienced you, altho Of,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-02
coMET-LEGs PLOTS AGAINST TWINS

Blustsr-Gust Land, and n We are
lucky enough 20 find the Weather.
man away. wen take his barrel
marked Regular pourdowns and
dump II all on the earth.
1T will make the roads 30 skiddy.
the Twins will never get back to the
Fairy Queens Palace"
Light Fingers and comst.I, sgs
climbed tho tree whers tho star was
tied, and got on. Then the two Of
them whlzzed away thru tina sky
toward Biuster-Oust Land.
Mr.. Sprinkle. Blow. the weatsr.
man. wss out. as luck would hav. II
Tor bsd luck. you might say. and the
two had little fairies had everything
their own way.
They got the big rain.barrel, rolled
70 on a cloud and opened tho tap.
Down poured tho rain and soon
every road on earth was as skiddy
as skating pond.
Ito BE- Continued
Copyright, 1872 by Seattle STAG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-02

what Mrs. 0iiiesri found when
she left the kiddies eagerly walt
Ing. shs brought back In her two
hands. In one newspaper. grow
Ing yellow with AGO. In the other,
a narrow, velvet ribbon. white.
with CENTER stripe Of turquoise
blua its ends finished with a
heavy silk fringe.
The paper was a copy OF me
Eilensburg Dawn. dated january
7. 1909. and on It's front page was
a story OF his own experience.
written by this sams Mr.. splawn,
In which he tslis OF caroline's
wedding.
From the old pewspsper. and
from tho bride herself. the Riddles
finally got the account OF the wed
ding.
The BRIDES dress you know
about. for. OF course. that dainty
white gown was savvd for Just
this very time. And tho bride.
groom camo all thu way 10 Scat
tie 20 buy his wedding fincry. A
long Prince Albert coat and tro,is-
ers OF satiny broadcloth. kid boots
and a velvet vest, and this very
biz OF blue and white ribbon which
Peggy held In her hand for n
tie.
But there was 70 be no crowd OF
teasing neighbors at this wedding.
NO, Caroline and her lover want
ed only Maggie and her husband
and tho little ones 10 witness their
wedding.
No minister was near enough to
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missed them fingered. delightful and
enigmatic. as Eve recognized the
stupcfaction with which Duchemin
moved 10 demonstrate with her.
'Madamer' he cried in low
voice OF wonder and protest-''why
did you do that7 Why lot them
10 without telling them"
II must have had n reason. don't
you think, Monsieur Duchemn7"
IT don't understand you. madame.
You treat the loss OF jewels as II
II must be n secret private TO our.
selves, 20 you and to met"
Possibly that IL my wish. mon.
sieur." fIo gave gesture OF be-
wilderment Perhaps" she CON.
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::HtSe' J, !; i, R@;';,!.;: ,
fage 100
THE FIRST WEDDING IN EII-ENsBuRG
RyMAbc1 ClclAnd,


come and marry them. but there
was a justice OF peace. and Mr..
splawn tells how no dressed for
the wedding. and tho bride was
dressed all sweet as n Flower. and
tho groom was there proud as
could be. and all they needed was
the justice OF peace. but he hadn't
.omo.
While they waited. up rode Jack
spiawn. Just on his way from
Yakima 20 Kittitas. Jack was
Jolly good fellow. fond OF the
Becker family. and he went In
thinking how glad everybody
would he TO see him.
But. strangely enough, nobody
ioolced glad bit. There they all
rat. Llney chats what he calls
carollnc) in her lovely dress. John
Giliespi and his father. Mr.. and
and Mrs. Becker. all ms quiet as
funeral, and everybody gave Mr.
splawn a stare which almost
froxe him. Il was so cold.
He tried 10 talk. but they hard
ly answered him. except TO say,
Yea" or mo"
Jack scratched his head and
thought. Now what In the mis-
chief have done to mako all
theee nice people mad? Can't
think OF thing. But I'm sure
not popular here. Guess I'll get
""s scid tber, = hastv eood-
bye. but as no started out to get
on his horse. that imp OF q Billy
ran out and said. Say. Mr..
splawn. you better hang around.
They's going TO be wedding
here today Liney and John are
going to be g."
rro 30 Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-02

'Ass lied his star to the
s'ss and climbed down to
" = cave where Twelve
- sorcsrsr. and Light
g for him. "'
y =. ,xs y Toss tod him how
n. ''a Nick had got the Fairy
liz, aa, Z. lack for her
~ an ~ Fingers had stolen n.
k.,,n.s ;. can't do a thing" storm.
'.ss Toes. IT'S 4 rnsr,e s, a,,,p'.
- 80 wan, II. but sysry time
hppens." vi me some
i,s 40 Fingers will com. With
c,s 'ax " can manas. inn !, n,cs wv ?
/. g, n, minutes ago r., rs. twins nns
~ ,,''., Way and were coast.
49, 900 The earth on nice.
1 s, 'op on my star behind
assrx ws'u 30 up q
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course n will mako no difference In
your bill; but have brought you
here 20 no purpose. Tho nUessity
for my contemplated journey no
longer exists.'
There were expressions OF sur.
prtse 10 which she put an end with
the words. accompanied by n charm.
ing smile: Frankly. mcssieurs. !
am afraid you win have 10 make
allowances for tho traditional incon.
,,stency of my sex: have simply
changed my mind"
There was nothing more to be
said. Openly moro than a little
mystIfied, the men withdrew.
Tho smile with which she dis
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tinued. meeting his blank stare with
eyes In which amusement gave
place TO look almost apologize
yet utterly kind-"perhaps ! have
more faith In you :"
Duchemin bowed his head over
hands so tightly knitted that the
knuckles wore white with strain.
you would not have faith" he
said in allow voice. III you knew
She interrupted In a gentle voice:
Are YOU sure7"
What must tell your
my friend" she said; tell me
nothing that would distress YOU"
lie I'D not Immediately reply; the