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ALEXANDRIA, JAIL
BREAK ATTEMPT
REMAINS MYSTERY
Hack Saws Disappears As
Grayson Is Confined
In Dungeon.
MAKE WAR ON WAR
Pastors Indorse Nation Wide
Movement--New Council
( Offered Quarters.
MAKE WAR ON WAR
THE HERALD BUREAU.
, A. 9. Donipban,
727 King Street.

- p a. o.. Donipntu.
727 King Street.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, July is. -
The jail authorities are mystihed
as to what became OF the hack saw
which Oliver Grayson. colored.
used In saving the bars of his
cell late last night In an effort to
escape. His efforts were thwarted
by q fellow prisoner who tipped
of Jaiior william e. Chandler and
today Grayson Is in the dungeon
In the city jail. Visitors will not
be permitted to see him. as II is
believed they furnished him the
hack saw or else 1t was sent him
in canned food.
When discovered. Grayson had
sawed away two steel bars and I'M
locked the door Of his cell and
would have soon been free after
saving the bar of the door lead
ing to the street.
He was arrested June II for an
alleged attack on Ethel Smith, a
twelve-year-old colored girl. His
trial Is set for July rs. The al
legged crime is punishable by death
in the electric chair. Grayson de-
MED knowledge of who cut the
cell bars.
The FIVE members of city council
who will assume once September
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larly supposed to have discovered
an ape among the branches of his
family tree. Would Darwin do?'
asks r. II. s.. 1911 Twenty-second
street northwest.
"Peterkin.' urges l.. ]. c.. 1900 s
street northwest; Rookie, says
Eben Smith, of Ballston. Va;
America" is the suggestion of
Mrs. Charles Fisher Taylor, Falk-
stone Courts
Several persons who sign assumed
Games or do not sign at all have
continued to suggest names of
FAMED persons, These communica-
tons vii not be considered.
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Seek Funds By Excursions.

rs a means Of securing funds for
the continuation of the White Cross
Flee Labor Bureau and to meet an
overdue mortgage on the Cosmopoli-
tan Baptist Church. DR. S p w.
Drew. pastor OF the church and pres;-
Cent of the labor bureau. announced
last light that series of moon
light excursions down the Potomac
river will be held beginning Thurs
day. James %. Holmes, owner of
the steamer r. Madison Hall. has
donated the craft for the excursions,
IL WIS Announced
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RUDOLPH HINTS
HE WILL RESIGN

Resignation next spring OF Cuno n
Rudolph. president Of the Board OF
District Commissioners. was limited BY
the Commissioner yesterday.
Commissioner Rudolph said that al
HIS age he felt justified In retiring
both from public duties and private
business. Prior TO his acceptance Of
the position OF Commissio he was
president Of the Second National
Bank He is 50 years old
The Commissioner IS now serving
the second year OF his present three-
year appointment This is his sec
ond period of service as a District
Commissioner.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-07-16
Mob Threatens
Chinese Premier
Dismissal Of Government EN-
plOyes Reason of Raid
On Palace.

PENlN. July -. - Three hun
bred reactionary politicians today
stOrned the palace grounds. while
the cabinet was in session and
threatened the life Of the premier
They hove the cabinet from the
aiEce. severely InJurinE Tung
FInG
The cause of the trouble was the
Cabinet's dismissal of former gov
ernment employees and failure to
provide jobs for others.
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i. have besn tsn1ered the use 81
the mayors once. the chamber 81
the common council or that Of
the board Of aldermen BY Mayor
,. NJ. Duncan. w. A. smoot. one
OF the councflmen-elect has writ
ten the mayor thanking him for
the offer. -
The Alexandria Ministerial As
ISOLATION has in.orsed the mo
More War" movement and they
will preach on the subject In their
sermons on Sunday. July 80.
A charter has been granted by
the State corporation commission To
the Remschel Motor Company Of
this city. with maximum capital
stock of $4,000 and a minimum
OF $4,000. Officers and incorpora-
tors are: A. NJ. Remschel. president:
John G. Graham. secretary; Harry
Hammond. and NJ. A. BayIes. the
latter OF Washington, ID. c.
Thomas l.. Carter, auctioneer, sold
at pubic auction today for c. s.
Taylor Burke, trustee. a house and
lot on Lloyd avenue, Del Ray, to
William Desmond for $500; and
for Marshall and Moulton, trustees.
a farm near Lorton. containing 22l
acres, to John z. Laskey for si,7oD.
A public mass meeting will be
held at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow after
noon at the armory under the aus
pices CT the striking railroad men.
"A number Of out-of-town speakers
VIII make addresses.
Several residents who expect to
be out of the city on August 1,
when the primary will be held for
united States Senator. have regis
tered in their respective wards, SO
tDai they can vote by mail.
Four prisoners from the city Jail
we're taken to the State pen!ten-
Iiary this afternoon by @. w.
Grades, a guard. They are Walter
&c hnson, colored, sentenced to serve
FIVE Years for manslaughter, and
John w. Thompson. Robert SHELTON
and Graham White. all colored, one
wear each for robbery.
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was riding on a truck operated by
Clarence Z. Weeks. 1909 Four-and-
One Half street, when u collided
with an automobile operated by
Joseph Lagrippa. 1919 X street
northwest.
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Stanford Travers Wedding,

ROCKVILLE. Md. July l5.-Miss
Bessie J. Travers. of Arlington.
Va, and Shirley NJ. stanford. of
Washington. were married here to-
day by Rev. Nolan b. Harmon. jr.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-02

Misses Aura and Hazel Chuffee ATT
here to snend the weekend. Tine
came in Friday from HiIlsburu. wtler+l
they We're guests on Thanksgiving stisss
OF MIR. and Mrs. Z. r. EArlss. Isnt
their daughter. Miss Eleanor SAl,les n.
Hills5oro. Miss Hazel ChHfee viii
90 to Grafton tomorrow. where she
is teaching in the high school. ana
M:ssEAura kihaffee., who is q meHspeT
Of the Hillsboro public school saE.
will return there. While here shs
Misses Chafee are guests aPthe G.1-
ma Phi Beta house.
X X x
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Van Court. Gn=-
on Thanksgiving day Miss Margage.
Gable, Miss A. Hodge, Miss II. Perie:
and Prof: H. Foster Jones of the uni
versity, and Miss Myrtle Hillestad -
the Y. w. c. A.
Mrs. A. T.s-Stfnson and Miss Hilda
Thorson entertained - young. women
in the home OF Mrs. Stinson on Friday
evening in compliment to Miss Anna
Olson whose marriage to Ole OdeRard
will occur some time this month. For
entertainment. the guests staged a
mock wedding during the evening.
and they sEAnt part of the time in
playing games. Refreshments were
served in conclusion.
.. *. Omlie of Devils Lake is here
as tho guest of Mr.. and Mrs, J. e,
Boyd. 6l2& Cherry street. and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. c. Boyd. 808 Lewis boulevard.
X X *
The North Dakota Danes will be
entertainea~in the home OF Mrs. w.
- ~ IT, &,ll~> - .A-.-
day afternoon. Mrs. +. NJ. Carver is
; in charge Of the program. the subject
Of which will be New Elementary
School Movement" ~
Miss Myrtle Haugom, a teacher ir
the schools at .Churchs Ferry, N. D.
! is spending her Thanksgiving vaca
ton in, Grand Forks.
The Bethany Ladies: Aid will NEE,
at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the
parlorS Of the church. The following
women will entertain: Mrs. Arthur
IAmundson: Mrs. John Eikhofr, Mrs
G.. Johnson, Mrs. B. o. Paulsness ant
Mrs C., Rogers.
X X X
Miss Mary Borusky, who teache.
school at Edmore. is spending tn.
holidays with friends at the univer
sity.
Miss Marie Vale. who teaches in the
high school at Valley City is with he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Vale, 12s
Fenton avenue, until Monday.
~ \
The marriage of Miss Sarah 8. Nc.
/! Donald to Frank B. Warnke, both o.
Emerado took place in Grand Fork,
on Friday afternoon, Judge L. K
Hassell reading the, service.
There will be axregulaEs meeting o,
Acacia chapter NO. IL, O. E.~s.. IL
the Masonic temple on Tuesday even.
ing, beginning at 1870 o'clock. Al
mefnbsrs are urged to attend. Signed
Lolita Randall, W. NJ: Maude NJ
Adams Secretary.
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through with several bad scratches.
and left punches of hair sticking to
the fence. but he cared not. for right
before him in the high grass lay a
luscious custard pie!
He was busily eating It when he
was startled by. the sound Of a voice
in his ear. which said:
why, Billy Whiskers. 1 heard
YOU were dead, but here you are eat
ms up Master Boobies pies"
And turning to look. he saw Miss
Chatterbox picking her Way daintily
across the muddy road.
We'll. who would have expected
to see you here?" said Billy, unde-
cided whether to be angry or glad to
see her here.
And pray why not I as well as
BECAUSE thought cats never wan
sdered 81 far away from home"
Il am not 80 far as you think. It
is only half 4 mile across fields. while
il is i mile by the road. I often come
over here To see, my mother. who
lives in that yellow farmhouse YOU
. car see OK the top Of this hill. behind
the trees" she explained. love to
coue yer here as there are lots of
fat field mice in a wheat field 1 have
80 cross. and I often get a chance to
hare 4 nice young turkey dinner
Il should like to know who would
give you r. turkey dinner"
NJ enc. I help myself to it. You
$50 i Is this They raise lots of
EI-ksEs for Thanksgiving up where
EE mother Lives Il the old turkeys
cfr=l steal Sheir nests and hatch a
1-oac II EIe fields or on the edge Of
Iae woods So when I find one Of
-1sz= turkey nens wandering round
w.sz Fer 5rood. I just jump on one
81 E1s- baby turkeys and scb5ie it up
1S-ao1E her s.sins me /. hope
xE4-T U1 across a brood today. fol
a-a=E are u1s1 delicious things in the
-E~r-H 20 ea- &
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Billy Whis;lkers
by tttpncesIfre&o Mosltsomery.

~ EtrNf ~ A74fFF. t-hH&h sf.l|.-
BILLY nibbled the paper off the
pies, and, then his tongue touched
something that vas sweet and de-
.1icious. In fact. It tasted. better than
anything he hadNever eaten In his .life,
and he ate every bit Of it and, even
licked the paper 1t had been wrap
ped in. nd Y
II don't wonder Bobbie likes pies
so much. Guess I'll try to find an
other."'~
This was not hard t q do. as he
had thrown them out OF. the cart
pretty close together, but alas, they
were all out of = his reach, lying
alongside of the road.
He went UP and down the fence
again and again, but could find no
place to get. through. so he decided
to crawl through between the wires,
even II the barbed wire did scratch
WHOLE chunks Of hair out. He got
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-02

A committee from the secon dis
1rict of the Baptist Aid society Will pc
hostesses at the general aid meeting
to be held in the church parlors on
Wednesday afternoon.
X + x
The Luther League OF the f.rs,
Lutheran church will meet for a So
cial time in the church parlors on
Wednesday evening. There Will b.
only a brief business session. follow
ing which the Misses Moliie Markell
and Helen Olson will have charge os
the entertainment. Mrs. G. NJ. Urban.
will serve refreshments.
X \ *
: The South Side circle OF the Consre-
gational Guild will meet with Mrs w.
IL. Witherstine, 212 Eighth avenue OF
Monday at 1 o'clock for 4 WORK ss-
sion. .4
Mesdames John Benson and John
-Oslund will be hostesses at the resnia.
meeting of the Swedish Lutheran
Ladies Aid to be held In the church
parlors starting at 3 o'clock Wcdaes-
day afternoon.
The Girls Glec club Of the univer-
sity high school will give.the first Of a
series of social affairs in the Women
League rooms this evening. beginnins
at s o'clock Fifty. guests will be en-
%tertained and the principal diversion
,will he dancing. Punch will be served
,Filuring the evening. Miss Carol Mile!
is to chaperone the affair.
X <
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Osbury ana
family. Mrs. Bertha McCann and son
Walker. and tho Misses Helen ant
Louise Copenhaver. all Of Crane
Forks, James r. Rinney OF Nacomb
I'LL, and Ronald ellison Of Ar1och were
guests of MIR. and Mrs. J. j. Hart o
Merriicld on Thanksgiving day.
's' yf@ i. y x
The General Aid society of tn
Methodist church will meet Wednes
day afternoon in the parlors Of tn
church. The women OF the Secon
district will be the hostcsscs. ~
Mrs. +. A. Cameron. Fuller apart
ments. has as her guest over the wee
end Miss Dorothy Cooper of Lakots
Mrs. L., II. Taylor is suffering fror
a sprained ankle resulting from a fal
She had just recovered from a week,
illness previous to this misfortune.
+
Thanksgiving W. and Thursdl
were marked by small social gather
ings In Davis hall on -he %unive-@it
campus. On Wednesday evening
Miss Ellen Schimmin was the honore
guest at a f~our-course dinner serve
by a group of resident students of tn
hall. and Miss Helen Tracy entertain
ed eight guests at a supper party !
the hail or, Thursday evening.
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PEOPLE DID
| FINE WORK IN PLAY
AT 81. MARY,S CHURCH

An unusual display of native ability
was made by h young people who
presented "Fof the Lovej Of johnny
Harry Hamilton's drama in three acts,
which was given ubdcr the auspices
Of Our Lady Of Lourdes sodality in
the auditorium Of st. Mary's church
on Friday evening. and besides the
production, too much cannot be said
for the work OF Miss Thelma Bonne,,c
who directed the rehearsals.
The three acts OF, the play had their
placing on a ranch in New Mexico
whore Jerrymeyer Banks, u very
much 1hen-pecked husband and his
second wife, the ill-tempered step
mother Of the formers daughter.
Dorothy, lived with Dorothy and Mr..
Banks niece and nephew. Ethel and
Johnny Banks. in the course OF tha
play. 1t developed that Ethel and
Johnny We're mot sister and brother,
ind 1t also proved that Johnny was
the brother of the community priest
who had been tried for the. murder Of
IL villain who In trying to win-the love
Of Ethel. took strenuous means to get
rid OF Johnny.
Miss Cecilia Nestor in the role Of
the stepmother. played spiend;dly,
venting her III. nature without discri,n-
ination upon all with whom she cam"
in contact. and her husband. ever
shrinking II submissive, was we'll
depicted by Ralph Walker. Miss
Katherine LaValle. well i~mpersonated
the young woman In love. and Stuart
BucSh. AS Phil Osborne. the. young
man upon whom she lavianed her af-
10 tinE:. introduced much hutnor all
during the performance. He was the
brasEard and was much afraid when
danger presented itself, but with has
trauk atowaih Of dislike for Ma"
Banks, he won a good Gcal Of APP
plause-
Miss Helen Lavalle took except
ionllly we'll 10 her role Of the mis-
treutet niece. whose kindness of heart
held through her many El;siortunes.
In her ev,rii touching scenes. h
PLAYED we'll md " sympdte? for the
Gil;:.cacter wliEtI she portrayed There
Wa little % iL,s teurishnes5 in Ray
nurtf .JaffreE : lin~Eersonation Of john
~. the unas@tfisn foster brother OF
Ethel. Ha handled his part master
lily. AZ tti,f svt Walker i'll tile role
~" E,,ti1nr R..r. Miss Cotneli. BOYLE
Az rfI.Ha- E,ys. La India. Snide who
!f-silc aunfss&td t. the murder "f
Vr-irIr-1, c.rs uilIhEr. thur freeing the
,s-:.~,. Wis Te.,- geGd IL Nsl rnte. and
y .iiu d"ilf"rttt character o, Mr.. Way
N.Y.. Airi.u..T - SC1er thar
-. = L ta,1at'" I'tGr- IT, role was
rr. IF &!e lg.'As .fHf7Tf1 in the drama
s.s,r. NJ rl';cr.p1 w1s e.-.Iti- s,ua.
e ii. litt4ni..-. g.
Ep,t-{ climber. ST,Hsrr Surgh.
= ers.. ssr1E "Gs:it7g Ma ktnal-' t"
S1r 3 rpsfr tsptfl ct which found
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THANKSGIVING DAY
WEDDING IN E. G. F.

The marriage Of Miss Ann l.aRoux'
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. LaRouN
OF Brooks, Mimi. and Leslie T. Cul.
liton, son of Mrs- j. NJ. Culliton OF
East Grand Forks. was solemnized III
Sacred Heart Catholic church on
Thursday morning. Rev. Tr. William
klinkhammer officiating.
The bride who wore a. suit frock
Of navy blue velvet with hat to
match and carried a bouquet of white
roses and valley lilies. was
by Miss Celia Sullivan, and the best
man was her brother, TeleHord La
Roux OF Brooks.
A wedding breakfast was served IN
the home of Mrs. Culliton following
the service in the church. and Mrs.
Culliton was assisted by the Misses
Rosetta Carney and Marie King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Culliton have. gone to
Duluth on a wedding trip, to be, away
for only a short time.
Out Of town guests at the wedd1ng
included: n. J. Pheffcr of Milton,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Culliton OF Fargo.
and Mr.. and Mrs. p. LARoux OF
Brooks, 49, ~.
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I. Maxfcld.
Postlude-'Postlude IN G Minor"
q. $. !. !. D'aubel
Mr.. p. ii. lehman orsanist.
Mr.. Foster Krake; Rlrettor.
DIES IN FIRE.

Duluth, Mimi. Dec. 2.----James Nc
Kay. IS years old. well known by hfln-
>dreds Of settlers throughout d
as '.Porcupine" Jimmie, loat
his life Thursday night In a fire tina
destroyed the Cyril hotel ut Bena.
MINI. NJ.
Lloyd Kesley,aanother roomer, who
was seriously burned about the>head
and arms, was brought to Grand ssAp,
ids today and is reported in q serious
condition at the local hospital He
w~illNrecover.
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, The Lutheran Free Church.
y Corner Of Cottonwood st. and
n-1- r| M

ices Sunday forenoon at 1915 aid
English at 1l:15. Mr.. Nyhus Will
preach. Sunday school and bible class.
after services. Services Sunday eve
ming at 1880. Prayer and bible study
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
Services a. Bardo- church Sunday
forenoon at IL o'clock Confirmation
class Saturday morning at GAS. ~
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Baptist.

Morning worship. 1O:30. Speakers.
Walter Schlosser and Miss Beatrice
Jchnstone. in the interests Of Edu-
cation week. The American Legion
local post will attend in 4 body. Bible
school at ~. continuing our contest
with the Fargo Baptist Sunday school.
B. Y. P. U. It $3.50 p. m. Evening
sermon. 1880. Subject. Providence"
Meeting Of the board of deacons at
1880 Monday evening in the pastors
study. Prayer meeting at 1880 We'd
nesday evening. John Gerald York,
na Stnr
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.l6Hk@A1X
1p e
E23arH6ne1H

There isn't any pay for YOU, o serve
without reward -
The boys h tramp the fields with
yc.u but little could afford. :
And yet your pay is richer far than
men who toll for gold:
For IN a dozen different ways your
service shall be told.
You'll read it n the faces Of a troop
Of growing boys.
You'll read it in ihe pleasure Of a
dozen manly joys,
And down the distant future-you will
= surely read it then.
Emblazoned through the service Of a
band Of loyal men.
Five years of willing labor and . Of
brothering a troop,
Five years OF trudging highways. with
the Indian cry and w'hoop,
Five years Of camp fires burning, not
alone for pleasures sake,
But the future generation which these
boys are soon to make.
They have no gold to give you, buH
when age I'M on to you
They'll give you back the splendid
things you taught them how
They'll give you rich contentment
and a thrill of honest pride
And you'll see your nation prosper,
and you'll-a all he satisfied.
l(Copyright. 1929, by Edgar A. Gusst.)
Miss Dorothy Dannell of Mime
lapolis arrived this morning sto Sin
stall the local chapter OF Delta Phi
Delta. honorary art fraternity. In
stallation will take place during the
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ing. and the hostess mother. Mrs
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serving refreshments bE her laugh
er. Miss Ruth Wilder.
art in the Valley City public school.
is here with her parents over Sun
e day. At this time h is to be in
itiated into Delta Phi Delta. naticna
art sorority just being installed at tn
8 university.
4 +
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Of Charleston. n. d! is mere 10 D
the guest OF ner parents. VII. n MT!
n M. d. Brooks, S1S Cottonwood stree
for about two weeks:
~
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ner SISTER. Mls. - -HoIieS; 90 S9it
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g Mrs. J. Aaker. S05 Cherry street, fc
the past month, mas returned to ne
home.
d 49, .,o. e. Z 49, ,n,
MIS-. Alics Musphs anu u
yer, MISS rrances MurPes. MernS
y avenue. nave sone nons 1eaG.
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DiAph VI tnis ci's, VIII lahe piace:
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. Ranves avenmes .nfertatned az the,
8 house guest over Tha * si T. tn
nansae Wemha,L sasn Sa
"o' - - ~
4 The annual bazaar Of Pi Beta Pr
= La,.~ Isa1a :. c,,S1s. ~
: tbis .%,tsrnoan axd 1inri,,des h,
: sides me sale OF fancy work. catd,
and various kinds Of novelties mat
nee dance which IL beinp conducted'i
line halIrnom het ween the hours ~
!. ana & O'Clock The sale ia being co,
lducted inIthe basement Of the.butld
Ing
I Miss Aletha Rtra il IN eener;
charge Of the sale and Miss Mario
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First. Iuthcran

Belmont and Fourth avenues. S. L.
.Tallakson. pastor. Sunday school at
9:45. Adult bible class. 10. Mission
festival with sermon by Rev. G.. II.
Estrem Of Cooperstown. Special music
by choir and ~soloists: Evening worship
at 7!45. Visiting pastor ~preachesy
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Bethany Lutheran.

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Zion Lutheran church.. Corner Of
Chestnut nj Fourth avenue. English
services Sunday morning at 1o:45.
O'Clock. English Sunday school and
bible classes at $40. Morse Sunday
school and bible classes at "a Mid
week devotional meeting "Wednesday
evening. Ladies Aid next Thursday
afternoon. Miss Stueland.. a mission
airy home on fuslough, will speak.
David Stoeve.
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ST., Marks Evangelical Lutheran.
Xorner International avenue
md Fifth ST

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Ernest O. Armbruster., pastor. Bible
school 9:45 a.. M. Morning worship
at 1900. Theme: Why Christ
Came Evening service at $500 p. M.
Theme: rs There a Hereafter"
Special music. Cordial welcome.
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First Methodist Episcoual.

Rev. George a. Henry, pastor.
Morning worship. .1O:35. Sermon,
Jesus: the Roman. Grecian, Jewish
World of His Day." pastor. Sunday
school. II. w. a. Mcintyre, superin-
tendent. Epworth league, $40.
worth Herald Day" Evening worship,
1880. Sermon, Jesus: His Birth And
Childhood; His Temptation And the
Beginnings Of His Ministry" pastor.