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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-26
lRy NEA SerNicc.N

CLEVELAND. O.. Dec. 23.-The
same scientific experiment which
DR. Albert Einstein cited 20 prove his
Theory Of Relatively" is threaten
ing % disprove Einstein,
Upon the outcome of experimental
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-26

X. X. X. Cigars not named for a
secret society. but after n famous
Yale club. All dealers two FOR 15c.
Advt.-2s2-tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-26

42O7. Checked wooden and serge
would combine well in this model. II
is also good for wool knit fabrics and
for velveteen. The sleeve may be In
wrist or elbow length.
The pattern is cut in sizes: 6, s.
10 and u years. a 10 year size re-
quires 3 X yards Of 80 inch material.
To trim as illustrated Will require q
yard of 80 inch material.
Pattern mailed TO any address on
receipt Of 12c in silver or stamps.
Send 12c in silver or stamps for
our UP-TO-DATE FALL & WINTER
1922-1923 BOOK OF FASHIONS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-26
RADIN NEEDED.

The transatlantic bootleggers are
planning big business extensions as
soon as the ship subsidy bin IS in op-
Grafton.
NO VOLUNTEERS &C.. .
II the present custom isn't abated
husbands VIII soon have 10 be Sc
cured by conscription.
UNNECESSARY.
One reason why the Irish do not
want TO 90 70 war is because they
always have one right a. home.
Copyright. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-26

Garment Repairing. B. B. Clean
ers adv-354-361.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-26

send nc in silver or stamps for
our I7P-TO-DATE FALL AND
WINTER 1922-1923 BOOK OF
FASHIONS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-26

Garment Repairing B. 3 Clean
ers. adv-354-361.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-26

Distance doesn't really lcud one
chantment a little longer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-26

There is no more sal sfact.on in
holding a FESTIVE husband by the
maTv.age-tle than there ls in chain
ing n FESTIVE dog 20 a kennel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-26

thing is the kind ,hat you sc, FOR
noshtng.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-26

Love is never TOO blind 90 find "a
woman'5 lips in the dark before
marriage o. TO see her flaws wsr-
out a microscope. after marriage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-26

When a feminist aad q woman
hater get 20 discussing love. and
things like that. somehow the ar-u-
mcnt Always ends ia a cite"
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
SITUATIONS WANTED-MaIe.

ENGINEER. 49, licensed. turbines. Corliss.
oondensers, dynamos, repairs. moderate
salary; good references. White, 52S u. 149th.
FARMER, Scotch, married, two children.
hand; life experience; Al references. 7s1
Herald.
FIRST class farmer and gardener Danish.
looking for position as superintendent on
gentleman's estate; one child best OF ref
erences life experience. Hans Rosborg. box
4nR Port Washington. L. !.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
CREDIT MANAGER
AND ACCOUNTANT


qualified by long experience.
both manufacturing and retail.
Closest scrutiny of record invited.
Has handled finances In small and
large companies. All phases ac-
counting, inventory and order con-
troll, sales and manufacturing sta
tistics. Confidential assistant to
executive. Has specialized in
adjustment correspondence.
Age ~. Christian. man OF family,
financially responsible. Present
position resigned effective October
1st. after eight years service, in
order TO enter broader field com
mensurate with study, experience
and ability. Comprehensive bank,
business and social references OF
highest order. Address: Perman-
ent. Box 5o5 Herald. ESQ Broad
way.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

Please mention THE NEW YoRK
HERALD schsn a,tstoerin0 any one OF
the advertisements IN this Section.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
SITUATIONS WANTED-MaIe.

| CHAUFFEUR, colored, IL years experience,
| best references. wishes private work. 11s
w. i33d. Morningside 2I3i.
| CHAuFFEUR-MEcH excellent; .sa5
! LonGacre SS6I;
| CHAUFFEUR, mechanic, 0 years expert
ence; years last position; careful; refer
ence VIM Fair sos w. 6Sth Columbus 2300
CHACfrFEUR-Mech married. 80 years
10 years experience: city country; best
references. Phone Bronxyille 1858.
CHAUFFEUR. married. white. wishes posi-
tion with private family; 10 years. expert
ence. chas. Nero. $50 r. s5th. Lenox 1o045.
CHAUFFEUR. first class mechanic. drive
all cars years references, private family.
Wesley Butler. 1s4 f. 10th.
CHAUFFEUR R-NECIANIC-Firstc class man
high class cars. best personal refer
ences D'Angelo, 204 e. 54th. Plaza 0943.
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC, coiored, is years
experience. Boldin. 2i44 9th ac. Harlem
23s7.
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC, wishes position
with private family; 13 years reference
last employer. Thomas Smith l67 w. SOD ST.
CHAUFFEUR, II years driving and mechan-
ical experience: American, 81 best refer
ence; $50; anywhere.
CHAUFFEUR wishes position with private
party good references Write call,
Mr.. u. Fogelin, 800 r. 11Sth st.
CHAUFFEUR, 81, strong, wishes position,
experienced X. Uveke. 1879 I'd av.
CHAUFFEUR: years reference, years.
experience; any car. Sam Lee, II Pearl.
CHAUFFEUR, experienced, colored, wishes
position. reference. Manning. 212 W. Gath.
CHEF, colored, best references; all around
cook-butler. Butts. 2144 9th av Harlem
23s7.
CHEF. Frenchlnan. best cuisine; efficient
bachelor housekeeper: orderly. strict. PA
West 3Sth.
CHEF, coiored. French. good references,
wishes position. A. Raymond, 14l w. esth.
CHEF-First class Southern cook, colored
wants position. Redfied 241 West 142d.
CHINESE (young). experienced valet. useful.
housework; city. Lee. Call Spring 30s9.
coACHMAN, gardener. handy man; good
mixer. MacMahon, 436 Hancock ST.,
Brooklyn Phone Decatur 1917.
COLLEGE graduate, ambitious, initiative,
wishes position with mercantile house;
nominal salary. T 50i Herald
years reference last place Joe Brown.
81 w. l43d, care Bayliss.
COMPANION or secretary. young man, %
years old. college graduate, good person
literature and the arts; of an old New York
family; at present engaged In an editorial
capacity with New York publishing house
Address Box S 2o05, Hereald Herald SO.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
for firm of landscape architects and en-
gneers 80 years English and American eI-
perience; highest references. Arthur Wright,
4o2 Summer st., Buffalo, y. Y.
COOK for gentleman. entire charge or gen.
eral housework. small family. H. Yoshida,
1901 Lexington ev.
COOK. butler. Japanese; many years ex-
perience; best references. H.. 102 W.
123d st.
COOK, colored IA years. anywhere; butler.
Femmng, 2144 9th av. Harlem 23sl.
COOKS-Two brothers. colored. both cooks.
anywhere Macklln. 32l w. 18th 81.
COOK, Chinese student; one meal service,
day experience. Q 1871 Herald Harlem.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
ENGLISHMEN

and Americans OF English
descent-The Order OF st.
George emphasizes the i'm
portance OF American citf-
enship; ii extends helping
hand OF fellowship; 1t does
every possible thing to help
make our newly arrived
brother love America and
make the United States his
permanent home; the Order
insists upon unhyphenated,
100 per cent. Anericanisrn !;
it relieves distress, visits the
sick, comforts the dying,
buries the dead and cares for
the widows and orphans.
For the amount or dues paid
the financial benefits offered
are not excelled by any fra
ternal or beneficial order. II
interested, write A. s. H,
Box 1870 Herald, $50 B'way.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

DENTAL mechanics position dentist or
laboratory willing start small salary. c.
Bourne. 2209 9TH av.
pRAFTSMAN, mechanical. technical grad
uates. practical shop man; competent de-
signs. long experience. NJ. Kramer, 225
Sunnyside av., Brooklyn.
CRAFTSMAN. machine designer. desires ad-
ditional work. =. II. Roberts, 4S +. 4lst.
ELEVATOR MAN. porter or fireman.: col
lem $3.50.
ELEVATOR and switchboard operator. expe-
rienced. coiored. wants position. A. W,
care Griffith, GO w. f2sth.
ELEVATOR. freight; nine years reference
from last employer. q. G., geo u. I'D.
ENGINEER (35). with both practical and
technical knowledge. thoroughly familiar
with Ice machines. dynsmos. motors, els-
vators. pumps. &c, win take charge OF any
plant. Engineer. s74i 18th ay.. Brooklyn.
NEER-EXECUTIvE. expert knowledge
spanish, experienced Latin-American sales.
management construction seeks position.
travel or permanent residence abroad.
222i Herald. ESQ Bway.
ENGINEER, practical, machinist: expert
enced In modern power plants, electric.
plumbing, factory, business buildings and
erences. Anderson, 1875 Longfellow sv.
ENGINEER desires position 20 take charge
OF plant has long experience in steam
electric and and ice machines and elevators.
Schmitt, 3f3 w. 3Sth ct.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
SITUATIONS WANTED Male,


ACCOUNTANT. 20 wears experience. spe-
cialist IN simplfied production costing.
offers services. I 10 10 years contract, de-
pending on location and magnitude OF busi-
ness. y Q. box 532, City Hall. N y,
ACCOUNTANT. office manager, thoroughly
experienced. capable, relieving executive of
detail. follow instructions. use judgment !;
wages secondary TO opportunity. Box -,
33-35 Fulton st. brooklyn.
ACCOUNTANT, part time bookkeeping
books opened. closed and audited. tax
service; very moderate. G. Henry, Beekman
3if0.
ACCOUNTANT r. Books opened closed aud
tied; part time bookkeeping moderate
Paul, Hickman 1894.
ACCOUNTANT--Part time bookkeeping, tax
returns Ridoul. Vernon place. BROOKLYN.
AUTO mechanic. experienced, all makes
trucks. Box q, 22p3 IA av.
BAND SAW FiLER-Experienced saw and
box mills. references. Lloyd T.. Heath,
ln22 High ct, Portsmouth. Va.
BoORREEPER-ACCoU 2s, full set
double entry, controls, accountancy trained
experienced large, small offices. desires per-
mnnent position; public, private Box F20fC
Herald. Herald SQUARE.
BOOKKEEPER-C CASHIER. experienced and
capable man. desires connection with New
York Stock Exchange house; Al references.
r sos Herald, 2en osdwsy.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
GARDENER-FARMER

ca retaker, single, ST. wishes position pri-
vate estate assistant foreman on large
stock farm: practical experience In agri-
culture and horticulture, landscape work.
making of flower. vegetable gardens, tree
moving and planting. pruning. spraying. con-
struction work care of horses. cows. poultry; /;
good worker, willing obiging. trustworthy; !;
English Protestant; so anywhere: would call
| for interview; please state particulars OF
place, wages paid, with or without board.
Gardener lock box 3, Patterson, Putnam
County. N. y Telephone 20 Patterson
GARDENER Head or superintendent posi-
tlon wanted by thoroughly practical and
thoroughly experienced man In all lines Of
estate work, farming. all branches. stock.
flowers, roses. vegetables. shrubbery. lawns
and road building and all detail work on
estates: all kinds OF pumping outfits have
had life experience in all lines in this
country and Scotland can handle any
amount of men; married, no children; both
Scotch: personal references supplied in New
York city. Address Box 81, Watch Hill, X. L
GARDENER,
working superintendent, open for position:
thorough knowledge of all details OF general
gardening and landscape work: flower, fruit
and vegetable gardens, greenhouses. &c;
married. no children; best references 10. L.,
1872 Ridge ay.. Lakewood, ". J.
GARDENER -supe rintendent. Scotch, no chill
dren. II years last positions best refer
ences: understands all branches OF gentle
mans estate Write Box 304, DOG Fitzgerald
Bldg.
GAtDENER, pdne, experienced III MI
branches flowers, fruit vegetables, &c,
handy with tools. reliable, married, chill
dren Maadsen p. 0. Box 81, Bedford Hills.
Tel Mount Kisco 234.
GARDENER FARMER.
Lawns. shrubbery, flowers. stock; would
board help; family one. 1S years old, Scotch:
references; 80 years at gardening; age 40.
VIM. Mconaghite. 80 North Broadway.
Yonkers. N. Y.
GARDENER, caretaker superintendent,
expert all branches horticulture agricul-
ture, stocks, wishes permanent position on
gentleman's estate; married. Doris, care
Mrs. Diamond. go u. 10Th.
GARDENER, married working superin-
tendent large first class estate only con-
sidered: lifelong experience all branches: per-
sonal references. Hide. 2322 Palmetto ST..
Brooklyn.
GARDENER, head. married. thoroughly ex-
perenced in all branches Of profession
ccllent references to ability and character.
Gardener, 166 w. ed.
GARDENER and caretaker, married, trust
worthy, willing; best personal references.
+ sos Herald 2S0 Broadway.
GARDENER. handy man. desires position
In country, married. William Schmatt, IS
Maple ST., Paterson. N. j.
GARDENER. caretaker, reliable, compe-
tent. In ali branches take full charge of
private estate. 2SS East 157th at.
GARDENER, single. all round; small place:
references. 2022 Herald. Herald So
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

ALEXANDERs AGENCY.
264 w. 134th (cor. sth av.). Morn. 134s. Ex-
cellent help, male, female, city. country
days workers promptly; references inyesti-
gated
CAPABLE young woman wants position a.
dress buyer assistant for high class
specially shop, experience abroad. Write q.
Spellman. $50 West End av.
RELIABLE coored help. Cumberland Em-
ployment Agency. az Cumberland st.,
Brooklyn, Prospect 1873.
BRENNAN AGENCY,
Coz MADISON AN. RHTNELANDER 0400.
VERY GOOD DOMESTIC HELP.
HIGH grade domestic help. Mary Karik.
sos Lexington av (62dl. Rhinelander si20.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
CLERKS AND TYPrsTe.

A large financial institution desires 70
place several young women, n years of age
or over. In permanent positions. High school
education desirable. Hours are short.
Luncheons are provided free. Starting SAL
airy $i2 per week. Many Advantages ana
opportunities are offered 70 those who quail
ify, as all advance positions in the company
ara filled by promotion. Apply in person be-
tween and 80 o'clock. Room !. Metropcl'-
tan Bldg. | Madison av.. at 23d ST.. New
York city.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
HELP w AN TED
SITUATIONS WANTED-Male.

JAPANESE long experienced cook. wants
position In small family; has best refer
ences. Mura, 1O3 East 10Th st,
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

EXPoRT-Experenced manager with Spanish
countries trade: energetic. salesman. Lar
rama, 800 ST. Nicholas nv.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
SITUATIONS WANTED-MaIe.

BOOKKEEPER (36), competent. experienced,
desires part time. Box S79i Herald, $50
h.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

STENoGRAPHER. experienced. competent.
office detail. initiative, personality, Acker-
man, a0T W. iO9th
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

CHAUFFEUR. colored. IL years experience,
best references. wishes private work. 11S
w i33d NIornfngSide oI3i
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

| COUPLE, German; cook. butler: expert
enced. child (0). want steady position; CITY,
L country. S $50 Herald.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
HELP WANTED Female.

BOOKKEEPER,
experienced, familiar with
wholesale grocery line; no
others need apply. A. Krasne,
433 East 34th st.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

LAuNDRESS to take home fine washing and
ironing shirts. shirt waists and dresses
chiidren's clothes done equal TO new also
private family washing; open air drying
Mrs. McCann. 465 w. 46th ST. Longaere p53S
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

CARETAKERS.- Couple. no children, dis
house highest refefences. Caretaker, w.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
COUPLE-CHAUFFEUR,

mechanic, and wife chambermaid wait
ress or cook In small family; both are com
petent and reliable: VIII only consider steady
position; best references; Swedish. Write
or call Olson, 224 East ED st. Plaza 1928.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

HANDY man wishes private position: city
country. A. p. 213 r. nth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-02

Rev J. Edmund Th0zQson. Rector. -
Twsifth Sunday after Trsnity.
sunday Sehool AZ * 4 n
Celebration of Holy csnmuHior a..i S-rzou II q Il
Meetings Of tie several groups q The Gir Frsrdly
Society and the ether Parsh oTsaziaiiens wll be
sGmei in the Efsr future.
Cone and bring . friend
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SERMON ON PRAYER

unilinching purpose. c0rre-
spending effort ard an implicit
faith IN certain conditions. Thus
PRAYER without ceasing" i a
neccSSity II life 70 ~ Is to
pray Al day j prayer time.
Between self and God within.
there i often conscious strug-
gie From the ore comes an ap-
real from the other comes a re-
fuSal An effort Is pof forth hy
the One "a bring the other ~
terms. Tbs j. the time Of the
nan : opportunity crisis IN his
deeper and real life Man
reaehes after God. Man takes
hold of God And all this within
TIE >oul. where Cod Himself is
perrmaiiy reaching after man.
There + reality IN prayer.
Man. nay r. The spiritual king
dom ~ which he J. a part. con-
mani currents 81 power. which,
hu; for his PRAYER. would never
have iurned toward him.
Faith IN prayer b not a char
sc,eristie either of Ignorance or
n ! limited Intellect browning
insists that God j. still e work
in ,hs world. and that no law
prevents his answering PRAYER.
lie SAYS IN Laura
All changes Al lis insiantau-
cons viii.
Not ~ the operation Of law
Whose Maker j. elsewhere at
other work
Ills hand j. still engaged upon
this world
Mars prayer can force Il,
Mans prayer suspend
The true scholar may. ike the
Afhenian. lift a. altar To the
Tnknown God. bat he viii hear
also with elsduess Psul's declar
alton. Whom ye ignorantly
worship. him declare I unto you.
The bro4desi scholar who Is still
perplexed with skepticism VIII
= likely 10 sceey. Al least the
HYPOTHESIS II a God a. the most
likely solution 81 the mystery Of
existence. And II he should 20
ouly that FAR he must pray II
trne educsti0n Is promoted b.
concentration II thought on in
visible realifv how effective mus.
prayer Be in promoting sueh dis
eipline'
let us therefore he men and
women of real prayer. continu-
iug il praer' praying without
ceasing. living IN the world for
the good II the world. enjoying.
a. We have q right % do. al that
Is truly good ard pleasant in the
world. AL things are yours"
4 within. you are in harmony
with the Gcd II nature. r genius.
e an. II science. of society.
Prayer i the breath Of the spirit
that : in harmony With God.
Learn the CONDITIONS Of effectual
prayer. and conform 70 them.
Daily sse TIA, TIE life aim Is
right and high. that the ruling
desire of your heart + toward
truth and love. that the vii Is
81 with immovsble fIxad1ess On
Righteousness that yon t1ist IN
the God revealed in JeSHs Christ
and abiding within you Rest in
Him Talk to Him Wait IN
silence before Him Let your
whole life Of business Of hard
labor. of social intercourse. of
recreation. Of intellecsntl arsis-
tie scientific. professional servlce
b II harmony With this doctrine
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Go To Church
Sermon on Prayer

Tie following excerpt take fr.1- R'shop Jokn IT.
Xirssnts d D. / /. D. ssszea Prsyer
TIE text : t1ud il Job s1l5s Jazes a.
James ll6 ssaGla
The subject = prayer : yfry old and rC1zorFlxre.
Bur old ihinrs. hS- rhs ard mo.a. foaEsaias Il
wster and ihe soiins a'-aosrhers arr s>ssntiAl -
TIE life q today
Tie doctrine ~ prayer 5 nov opposed - Is ihe
DAYS Il JOB. hy wen who say. What : The Almighfy
tl3f sheul6 serve Iiint w &, fhs sfafersruf
hew weak and Inadequate ) The skTliss vew = rrls
han To barr God l tthe Alnl-ttvf rr'i.ien
ise aui p-syer ! for profit The Ss.tse rruuS.
san ef prayer really Snesrs reveals e roos = his
own character.
James Ssys TIA, men ask ana -e-sfv. not berss,s,
they ak aniss PRAYER : ofIsn reflective and IN
pTotliable Sosnrti-es cne ifmptol = ~ ths ro>f
PRAYERS Ars unanswered Many p-ayrr i nrsaswfrrd
of wa-ts tone lueetio-s psfuveS. srnes'irx - fhs
assteetie AID Sf-suons uatnre alone reayer that
claims merit hals ~ the irrangenie-ef Ard sacrifice
g. wAieh tAe cevoai wcrShirsr subjects k.n>rif. a
prayer q crha nfreelon with agories ant rspfrres
q Qiaus e-ra NeH nay g.. and often srs. ssfsh n
The plrslu 81 rsgics in The rursli n wealth o.
lfsrurng Khsv HAY pray with ssfis.ias,.al aim and
whsh fasy SAo1li work far with their hsras Ntn ray
Ak wiih selfish motive for kf good tA~cs az 'h life
tf1tA. r1ertF ecuf1rr. V-sperify r1ni wesher fame
Thy may asS FIR Fright tArgs With tad motive - when
thy sovet a-ishr. patience fhs srfs, n senee and
Sef-eor'rrl power - pntlis d.ssrrSs rfiasnce
men and ush 'siass ss msv make fhsm Popuar Is
oelety Aez wty SIX fe- 'ki~cS whfh neither divine
cou-ari rro-iss hss sr'herisai thus PRAYERS tv
ss rar He q the h-eate that eives thrru birth
PRAYER ! the fsssrse NJ 'fe Ir : ar atr.>uhs-s
lt rer7erus roverer- - 80 s-nl with sn Object
swsys ir view AM & si~svs ths atiass Ard
thsre is awAyS insatise desire fT ifs atiannsat
iec-tinuei O. Pase 6. Co.lnn -
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chu-ch o. ihe EA-a-s-e
Corner s.h s, sri Warner Ave
Parxouass. l434 y Mtasur Phou. l4l-R
Sunday School a. a,45 = Z Classes ~ al ages
Preaching each Sunday At II o. IT ard : 20 D z
Youn- Peoples meeting At s 80 p n
Prayer Meeting wednesday night 80
G. " MeClusky. Pas.sr
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ncfs
80 , = TAe Universal Noxro In
groFe1eai Assceiasion vli read1r
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su1ior Clsss q Favor Hlxh Srhocl
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80 East srrinser Ave.
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no1tA God ~iling. there shau e
r~gui4r OWNS SerTkces Conducted n
tie CernAa lacsDAgs. psovi1irg TO
EontA has I've Suna4yG II bow
ever. there are only fo1r Sun1avs
n tie meath. TIE service oa TIE sta
Sun1Ay wiii - Enuish.
T1e0e<ore q he last Sun1Ay %
each r,o1th there shall - regular
kzghs1 services with prc4chlrg. Al
services tegir prcursiy ~ II a. u.
A hearfv welcome - extended 20
az who Etsh % attert Cur servicess
r. T. SCH0ES. Pastor
Peasant Valley. ORA
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Frs. Chz-ca of C1-ss. Scientist
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Sunday Sehool a. as a. L suraay servise II n
wedzssisy ? L
Notice Sense reading I0Ssted II the
churrh Broad STREE ors1 froa 70
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-02
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J ". Kilhorn. Minister

Church At Corner Noble Are ard Ash s..
J. C Whiiefield. Bible School Snperintsadsat
NJ, G. n Wilson Choir Direcsor
Ms Fred DesslEs. O-gAnis.
AT services tomorrow Expec. a great isv frum
the tap e TIE first bill
The forenoon sermon viii be A Ssrsi-h, Basire,,
Talk Az nisst there VII b an eya1selisis service
beginning with enthusiastic 1t q TIE sarss TIA.
everybody eaa sire. Everybody welcome. coas and
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-02

Methodist Episcopal Church south.
COrDer OkAhomA Ave and Oak -
r O. CALLAHAN. Pastor.
SaebaA Sshoal. 9.i5 m. Thurman A TunsiAn.
Superintendent
INhis Worship. III a m and 2. n
subject for >fruon IN the morning:
Getting RcsponSes From Gci -
GSGmnnlor wia follow.
subject AZ evening sermon:
'.Seufinels - The soul -
Epvorth League p. n
Group Meeting womsns Missionary Society all day
Wcinesisy
Ne hone 20 ~ee an TIE membership II Attendance a.
ihese services and extend couiiA invitation fTs0ds
AID sirznssrs q worship with