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Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE
WIIEREAs. waI,a-

WHEhEAs, Walter Adams whose
By ns Trusi beed sssS cslSrsso gransor
1917. and recorded March 2sth. islI' I''i; f.;
me office Of the Clerk and Recbrder OF
unhs9n al Pnse ssy sSSunsy GSolorado II Book soi
OF =, ;nid County the following land in
asesn ssis eaansy ay tho Sws Ths North East
,hs The Nor, NSr,hwsst oaar.sr esE% INV NWiA15.. 3.
ITWMNEnJ, Of section tiFsas! Four oa5.'fa rs, in
MsnISe RsnEs Three Three, Ss3 Ea.s Of ''S the New =.
southeast Quarter essH,aD asGa1: a,s1 anS The The
uariss % Of sss,ion sss moTihsss. Thissy.
Range FewTnhnsp Thresp Sriysns e, East sf s, AZ
New Mexico Principal Meridian. con-
sasi,ning IA .s $50 acres. more or less. Also
privileges used In connection with said
land to irrigate same, and for domestic
purposes: especially the A. d. Coats
est In Goats Brothsrs ditch. tosetSer %
with al water. ditch and water rights
connected with and decreed to said
known as Ditch No I. Priority No. y
ana Coats Brothers' Ditch as Ditch No.
Pl,ority niSrsS w. sS 49, ,ss sna as.,ss =. Ditch No
secure the psyment Of his prineipsi primo q
nSse ssoeS a eSen o date Tith said Trust Deed
LOUIS sarrasin. ON or before Ave years
after date. with, interest thereon from
Dat date At the rate Of seven per cent
AND WHEREAs. Default has been
made by the said grantor In said Trust
ns Deec IN me psrformance Of the cove
Is. sS sss os s.is lSSs B.a hin n
this. to-wit: That said Erantor has
a.. ana q h: n:y f.sa :ss principe. d note when
due on said principal note on March
18th. 1922. and has failed to pay the
ana @ issi sons and saa Ia. 81 f.sa Ss 10 al pss Of
msnts on above land.
Of the Indebtedness represented by said
notice and demand in writing, declaring
wo asSs .eS s. g. sa nas
due and payable. and demandinx the
HoW ~ sac .aip Pubiic Nosic: RssS
notice. election and. demand. and under
y ss e ssi nssS ssa &. .s
L n. b. Herrick. Public Trustee Of said
cunnison County. viii sell the above
ton. 70 the Highest bidder 4 the Vest
in the Town Of Gunnison in the Count;
Nondey the STR asy of Nay 4. p. isSS,
at 1900 o'clock 10 the forenoon for the
psrzoss of pcyinE said note intsrs.s
| Ten Per esnt Attornsy'e fee = provi1e1
- said 4ote. squ1 the expense6 Of th1l
sale. en1 Viii 0ivs to the purchaser
Fl 81 = l.2ss:ai;'as 2ssi; ssEg. & Isl Isl
Sfss1ic fssH1i rr.ss.s 8 4 dl5s.iasoss E iasHsscns ossss,
Colombo.
Es E:s js:s'Is::':s sss'II;s:;'::s Esss' s 81 ,s s,'A
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21

They Come Many Miles to See Hin.
DIR. Doran is a regular graduate In
medicine and surgery, and is licensed
by the State Of Colorado. He visits
professionally the more important
towns and cities, and offers to all who
call on this trip consultation and ex.
animation free, except the expense Of
treatment when desired.
According to his method of coming
to your nearest city to see patients
he gives all sick people an opportunity
to obtain the best that medical science
can offer at home. He does not oper.
ate for chronic appendicitis, gall
stones, ulcers Of stomach, tonsils or
adenoids.
He has to his credit many wonder
full results in diseases Of the stomach,
liver, bowels, blood, skin nerves, heart,
kidney, bladder, bedwetting, catarrh,
leg ulcers, and rectal ailments.
II you have been aiiing for any
length of time and do not get any
better, do not fail to call, as Improper
measures rather than disease are very
often the cause Of your long standing
Remember above date, that exam
ination on this trip will he free and
that the treatment is different.
Married ladies' must come with their
husbands, and children with their
parents.
Address: Medical Laboratory of DR..
Doran, 335-336 Boston Block, Mime
apolis, MINI.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21
The Passing of Two Leaders

Colorado Springs Democrat
With Shafro gone Charles S. Thomas is the Colorado
Democrat possessing national reputation that How
that the last of Senator Thomas in the
makes impossible for the party to turn him for that
which he well fitted ve Never before in the history of
the state has the apostasy of caatous
Senator Thomas lifelong Democrat been able to stand by the
policies of the greatest Democratic since 18O0
did Senator Shafroh who did not accept the Democratic
faith until after repeated honors including in Congress
had been bestowed him by the Republican party he would
today be in the what would
the beloved leader of his party alone in Colorado but
in all the Rocky Mountain states of the West.
No questions Senator Thomas honesty. No who
realizes what his independence meant and hnwha
it cost hmcan do For ourselves often feel that
would be comfortable could find honest ground
believing that the senator deserted Woodrow Wilson in the
hour Of his and the nations from motives that
were base.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21
A New Deal Is Demanded

Tie EI PasO DemOcrat-
The Democrat horoy convinced that Central Colorado
Denver Colorado Springs and Puebhave long monopoz
ed the political honors the state The Western
sections have been wholly ignored put off with unim
poan position the state ticket about four of every five
times.
We have interest in the practice of the Republican party
the matter Of making their state ticket but going
insist that these neglected but most important divisions of the
state have jus representation the next Democratic state ticket
The lower Arkansas valley q teemng empire which
the Democratic party s wise will cultivate The Western
the people Eastern Colorado is region with of
thriving and cities and thousands of valuable farms that
contributing literally to the exravagen budget
with to meet ever increasing public expenditures.
The party that shall continue ignore these sections richly
deserves the defeat which such course invites.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21
sUsIMONs

STATE OF COLORADO.
County OF 0unnison.
IN THE COUNTY COURT.
JOSEPH N. BAXTER,
Trustee md MARION
THE PEOPLE 81 THE STATE OF
Trustee. and Marion s. Waller.
the defendants above named,
GREETING:
YOU are hereby required to appear in
above named plaintiff. in the coan.
~ Court OF Gunnison County, State
ot Colorado; and answer the complaint
% ssrvics Ssreof, II Ssy served "a' wishin % this E
county: or. if served out OF the county.
after the serviee hereof. " e.ciusivs s o-s &
fault wili be taken sssin:f you accord
above entitled action be not served
bs maGe ons Of mi. 81 sst ,hs
before .Iecined for appearance and an-
Of Judgment BY default as aforesaid.
Tho said action IL brought to obtain
Judgment against said defendants g
'o.rS That said defendants. and each Of
them. may be required to set forth the
nature Of their claim or interest in and
70 the following Described real estate
5sl). Twenty.two ti2). Twenty-thres
Forty six t4sj. Town OF aannison, coun-
" OF Gunnison. Colorado, according to
the official plat Of Original Gunnisca
on nle In the recorder's office OF said
county. That all adverse claim and
interest OF said defendants in said prop
S.t By sse be e
and adjudEed that said defendants have
no interest or estate whatsoever In Raid
real estate. or any part thereof: that b
that said plaintiff Is the owner Of said
any claim Of said defendants: and that
sid defendants. or anyone claiming by
entoincd from thereafter asserting any
title. estate. interest or claim whatever
ln or 70 said real estate. or any part
saeh aoyss.' osssr sS es ps5pt psd .nS
reltee In the premises. either in Law Or
equity, ~ to the court may seem Just
and proper. e win more fully appear
which rsfsrsn.s g hers made: .
An4 you are hereby nestAed that II
~ AL e egpeaSs anA - .an.ver TIE
~ eS3p$s!pt - ehcye ssauired tAe
. i. ssssrs1 Scrsis. 80 ssd tSsn tSs eroess2 Sss2
e ss.s eSsssnst y's - prssse =
% scsyfe III SSssss ~ - ,:ss s.s Y /. -
0nSneH fAfs ~ 1ay ef March. - -
ds5sAas Eucns q ,aspogaAzA
E.s.s ysa,.ss,sss lases4 q ia
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21
Adding Million More Government Employees

INSTRUMENTATION of the countrys coal mines serious
y suggested by John Lewis union leader of the big coal
strike headline This be the motive behind the
striking and operators in apparently forcing the strike"
working in couson They both would like compel the rest Of
to buy the mines at the operators price and them at the
union leaders dictatiOn.
We believe NewsChampion voices the sentiment Of the
other los million Americans when suggest that do not
favor ownership Of coal mines
ownership is good thing sometimes and with kinds Of
business With certain natural monopoies it is absolutely
which becoming afflicted it will take lot Of arguing to
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21
Farmers and the Republican Party

There place for the farmer except the Republican
party and Of George H. Shaw newly elected
Republican state chairman
Colorado Springs Just prove the honesty and
accuracy Of the young boy lawyer from Fort Collins let call
the roll Of distinguished farmers whom the Republicans have
elected to Office There farmer Phipps, Nicholson Shoup
vae Hardy and Holland the wayups Coming
Farme Sehcon Fowler and Farra In fact the Republican
the uar head Of the party Warren Gaalieu Harding,
like welter weight cinnamon bear shoulder to shoulder
and snguaIy these chaps love the farmers that they will let
the farmers do anything in the world for them.
Telluride JoxynaThat rest President Harding was forced
70 take probably from his years hard work in
passing the buea~
One alnek anything. y Z saM By working for
It long and hard enough Look ct the Taylor In
Hollywood The auhors desired ardenty to discover the
n y have had mp to dats hundred confessed
guilty nm and yoGnen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21
We Wanted A Change
onsAs worid-Hesald

WoFld-Herald
We were getting dollar nix bits for our corn.
We could se every hids from tie boots to ths bona
But ~ wanted . change. and ws got II
Now we're getting quarter for com-it's 20 cAeap
That We burn II for fuel our toes warm to keep
We can't sell the hides. We bury them deem.
But wanted . change. and got Il
The poor woEiingman puled down four bucks day.
Now he's dam glad to work for half that pay.
But wanted . change. and We got It
There work plenty for every mans son,
And warm food and shelter when that work was done
Now millions idle where before there were none,
But wanted . change. and we got It
Mr.. Wilson spent quite long time "over there"
For peace he was fighting. but what do we care?
But We wanted change, and got it
Now all we read Of is gold and vacations,
Gay wcek-ends at summer resorts and plantations,
mot what we expect from the head of a nation.)
But wanted . change. and we got It
We were happy and prosperous, we-fed and gay
Now millions Of children 60 hungry each day.
But wanted . change, and we got Il.
Meanwhile. we hear this: at was certain to come
Reaction from times"-and three years done!
we wanted lemon, did pick one,
Well, we wanted change. Now we've got It.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21

& n: I.ssss -. !. !. I.i.s.ay :. -
pitnl usald hnso = slnieal a1Dook
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
ESTATE of Dexter r. s.nn. n.,.,,. :.

ed. -NNS
Notice Is hereby given that on Mon.
day, the LIST day Of May A. d. 1929
the undersigned will present to the
County Court Of Gunpison County.
Colorado, her accounts for final SET.
tlement Of administration Of said es-
tate, when and where all persons in
interest may appear and object TO
them. II they SO desire.
REvA O'CONNOR,
c..; Executrix.
First publication, March 81, 1922.
Last publication, April %, 1922.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21

Creede Candle:-By bill in the
House of Representative at Washing
ton recently passed, all alien bootleg
gers are to be eliminated from compe-
tition with Americans. 1t provides
for the deportation of all aliens who
violate the Volstead law. This was
much need Legislation, as bootlegging
is the only business that there is any
money in and it should not be allowed
to fall into the hands Of foreigners.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21
CATARRH

Catarrh h local disease greatly fnilu-
enced BY constitutional conditions.
Tonic, taken Internally, and acts through
the blood upon the mucous surfaces
Of the system- HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE assists Nature In restoring
All Druggists Circulars frsa
r. J. Cheney 4 Co. Toledo. Ohio.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21

Cedaredes Champioa-Werd eouneD
from the mesa 70 tie eject thst ~
heavy snow has eaused tts new -
worth League building on Barren Iallo
at the lakes is about ten feet deep.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21
Coming to
ontrose
Dr.. Doran
A Specialist, Not in Name Only. bse
by Experience Of Almost .
Quarter Of q Century
DOES NOT USE THE KNIFE
Will Give Free Consultation
Thursday, May 9Th. noon to S .. y.
Friday. May 5th. 9 q. m. to 2 p. y.
AT
b E LV EDERE HOTEL
TWO DAYS ONLY
B ELvEDERE HOTEL
TWO DAYS ONLY

They Come Many Miles to See Hin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-04-21

piel W01Id ~ > Slfafoal o1D01s
N.els lndsPendsaes ~ :. H. -.
{sse kscesas a.!ss.- g sns h.s,a :s' stsss - = -
On ths deiisr sn fhsir ds.ceiSe NJ
hank can - rsor9anisod inalio q g
or 20 dsys. Is dspesitsn vm 8
guarantsea their neney and busfnGl1
resumed. p
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About People
Movements OF Individuals 20 An
Prom The 0aty.
AT THE HOTELS.

Rogers-N. r. Chapman. Hartford.
Conn: o G. Cioer, Ta'rmon'; w. ~
Camden. Petersburg; Z. c. La Clare
Columbus, Q.
MoLure-A. II. Camahell. Elklns; I.
r. Grant. Cameron: !. J. Fling. Cha -
ton: G. X F.edor. Farhersburg: W. :.
SuClcn. Sist"rsvillc.
windsor-C. r Ma!lcy. Parkcrshurs
". :. Ncu<,inE. Charleston: H. J. NoSt'
Cleveland. O.: J. II. Hunt. Columbus. O.:
f. q. Too.e. Gary. W Va
Miss NclNe Beltz. formerly ., WI" u
!nr and for the past year a resident or
Philadelphia. has returned here 10 MAKE
Wheeling her future home. Miss ISaltz
will again resume her former position
at tho George f. Johns Company next
week
Roy Riggs. OF the South Side. has re-
turned from several days hunting
trip on the South Branch OF the Poto-
mac.
Miss Ruth Kirk. daughter OF ex-
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Huge Financial Schemes
Of Hugo SHINES Shown
In Suit Of American

New York. Sept. @2.---Attachmcnt OF
20 the credit ct Hugo SHINES. German
Industrial magnat". in connection Win
$@.0j5,lS5 breach OF contract suit
fled BY James \. Ifllman. promoter re-
vcalcd today that SHINES. through var
!ous financial schemes. had made at
tempts to float loans for hundreds OF
millions OF dollars in this country.
TIE attachment order signed Icy sup
rene Court Justice WaSscrNogcl was
Placed IN effect by deputies u Sheriff
Naclc. OF New YORK county,
T!umar, described as 4 financial
promoter. claimed that on May ;. l"!"'
lie entered Into an agreement with stun
ncS which necessitatcd the transfer 70
q Swedish corporation controlled ny
SHINES. Of certain agencies for develop
Ing trade with the United States. 1heSe
AGENCIES were owned by TIllman. ne
stated. ard he was to become. under
the agreement. managing director or the
principal office AZ Stockholm.
SHINES rilman's statement co0t'nu-
cd. was 10 furnish collateral security
that T!llman might undertake "a Sc
cure a loan OF Sl-S,hhp,NN' III Nif l !'4'''
States This amount was needed NY
SHINES at the time. It was said. for the
purchase Of American raw materials.
Instead OF furnishing this collateral
tho statement continued. SHINES con-
coctcd lot Of "fancitul financial
schemes as sort OF pcnacca Tor Ger
many's financial Affections" which Till
man thought would never u" seriously
entertained by American bankers.
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Gut,nore. Catherine Eehvnon0. Vera
SHEPPARD. Helen steele and Mildred
Perkins.
kings DausntG's TagDay,
The annual Tax Day. for the h'ne
Daughters lay Nursery, viii TIC hr."
! today. all over Wheeling and v'c'n''!'
In WarHood the Junior Circle OF kins
| Daughters VIII have charge and nope 10
turn IN a goodly amount "f money.
To Entertain Class.
Tho Sunday school Class. Oh "hIcA
! Miss II .zaheth Dillon is i member VII!
| be ci,:rrta ined 4; her homo this evening
on Vance avenue. At this unic P'ah"
! Will be made for a Halloween party 70
! be given by the class. At reaso"aose
! hour dainty refreshments VII ho served
kid" Party.
Everything is IN readiness tor inc l.
81. c. ~ cab party :" be he1d !" inc
High school gym. Tuesday eNen'ns'
October 3rd. The party VIII be IN """o'
Of the Freshmen girls and all new girls
+, OF tho school. 1t will be III the nature
OF kid" party. all the girls "reSS'"h
as small children. y very good proS'""
has been arranged and TctreSh:"e"'S
viii be served.
Interesting Lecture.
Last evening At the Lutheran cHue"h'
Rev, {. L. Fry. u. d. Of Ph:tade'ph.a'
special representative OF the Boar" o'
Foreign Missions OF the United Lutheran
church OF America for South America
lectured. The lecture was prc''H'd pS
! rs minutes OF motion pictures tn'
Miracle OF South Americas new ATTITUDE
towards the United States was ''uS-
;rated with special slides. quite
number Of people attended ana were
repaid h. their Attendance as 'Ne Ice
,ure was very Interesting.
Personals.
Thomas Cox is quite III at hts nom"
on Nineteenth street with t!pho'u
fever. r- -
John Kasun had his knee badly in
iured in the football game yesterday
Miss Mary Elizabeth Wells Will spend
the week end with relatives IN It''s-
burgh. 10
Miss Julia Trent. OF Akron. O.. Is
the guests OF friends and relatives more
Wilbur wagenhein had his knce ln-
iured In the football game yes'cr1aF.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert cellars and tamiiy
are visiting relatives In Cum oer!ane'
Nd. ,,,. ~,
Mrs David Marshall and family. OF
We!rton are the guests or MI anu 'N'
George Marshall. Of this place
Milo ScNaffer. student OF ta'nek,e
Tech, Is spending the wee"-ch" DIT "''
homo on Highland avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rowan ana Nrs'
J. L. Rowan will leave today toE d"
sntonob,le trip to Washington. =. e.
,,ss Adelaide WINNER is the guest
OF her sister In Pittsburgh.
Miss elizabeth StCtnblcker Will lcaFe
Tuesday for Cambridge. Mass. where
she will attend school
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bremen ana
family, Of Newark. O.. are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bremen. az ONO
avenue.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas EheiinS Will re-
turn 10 their home In Washington, D.
c. after visiting friends here t'r some
time.
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NERVOUS WRECK
FOR SIX WEEKS
Kentucky Lady Tells How She Be-
came Strong and Healthy
Recommends Cardui to
Weak Women.

; Mount Vernon. ky.--MrS. Cynthia
Vanhook. formerly Of Stanford. but
now residing here. says that after her
third child was born she undertook to
this caused IL" a great deal OF trUW.
bic"
Il began 10 feel weak aud all
played out rot myself at all" as Mrs.
Eanhunk describes her coalition
For about six weeks Was Just Il
nervous wreck. | had to have someone
do all NY housework.
My doctor told me my imprudnnce
had caused shock to inc nervous sys.
ten. and the thing 20 do was TO use
Il tonic 10 build up my strength.
He recommended tardui e..
Very soon | saw an improvements In
my conditions. used three bottles OF
Cardui and my hca!th WAS re
stored
II am i s'rouG, healthy womlE.
This Kentucky lady aides that she
never, fails to recommend rardul /"
weak aud rundown lHlE friends
Thousand. Of women praise 'artui
10 their lri"ud..
This MILD harmless vr:o'a bic tonic
medicine has been IN successful U.s.
over forty years in the treatment y
many common ailments suffered /.
women
Your druggll, sells Cardui
Let him supply you today.-Adv
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I'd. WARWOOp
Rally Day.

SAAAy o1y.
Rally Day" VII e observed Sunday
IN the Warwood Presbyterian church.
A. $50 all departments OF the Bible
school will NEE; as usual Tor enrolment
etc. A. 70 o'Sloyk. the special program
will begin. cicsIns with an address,
by the Rev. ;. Alien Brown. q "a PocNct
Book that Talks As thts Will DC a
union service w;th the church. there
will ae no regular morning church set
vice OF worship. NJ $50 .. m. there
will DO a service OK song, illustrated
by ;Ae stereopucur. to 10 followed by
tho presentation % certain plans for
organized work covering the whole con-
Eresat!on Tie pastor VIII make this
presentation. and the invitation IS eS-
tended 20 everyone from seven TO seven
~.
Reception Last Evening.
The congregation OF the Presbyterian
church gave a reception last evening
for the pastor and family. Rev. and Mrs.
j Alex Brown The church was oeauti-
fully decorated with flowers ard crepe
paper. The evening was spent IN de-
l.ghtsul social way. and at the coaclu-
sion dainty refreshments were served
Quite a number attended.
birthday Party
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lash % WaTwooo
evenue, entertained last evening tor
their daughter. Virginia. and son. Jack
IN honor OF their birthdays. Virginia
celebrated her eth birthday and Jack
his 9Th. The evening was spent n
games and otaer ch!!dreE's diversions.
after which tempting luncheon was
served 10 i number OF little folks.
Sowing Club.
Mss Mildred Perkins entertained the
mem bers o: her sewing club last even
ing a, her homo on eth street after
several hours devoted 10 need!ework a
delicious luncheon WAS served. Among
those present were: Misses Hazel Nor
gan, Lillian Slender. Mary Tracey. Edna
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DAUGHTER HAD
TO help MOTHER
Now Can Do All Her Homework
Alone Because Lydia E. Pinkham',
Vegetable Compound Helped Her
IIlIlIIIlllEiIIIlIl

Jasper, MINI. ~ saw in the paper
about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
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MISS KERR TO SING

Miss Eebccca Kerr OF Toronto, ONO
tho Jew con,rIlto Of the Vance Mem
orial Presbyterian church. will sing al
the preparatory service Friday evening
4, $50 in tho Mems Bible class room.
Rev W. ID. Lewis Of Oakdaie. Pa WIZ
be pr"scu. and will give a message suit
cd to the occus.on--prcpartng the minds
and hearts Of all those present for the
communion service Sunday morning.
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ter staying at home to do It. / have
told a number of friends what it has
done for me and give you permission to
use my letter as a testimonial. Mrs.
JESSE PETERSEN, Route !, Jasper, MINI.
There ia no better reason for your try
ing Lydia Z. Pinkham,s Vegetable Com
pound than this-it has helped other
women. So if you suffer from displace-
ments, irregularities, backache. ner-
vousncss or are passing through the
Change of Life remember this splendid
medicine. What it did for Mrs. Peter
sen it may do for you.
The Vegetable Compound stands upon
foundation Of nearly fifty years Of
.crvicc.
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WESLEY N. E. CHURCH.
Are we inverting Gods order in life
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bv placing gold above God chattel
above character. and mammon above
manhood?
There Is M vice in riches. or virtue
IN poverty Money Is valuable only as
II develops manhood. 1t should he but
the means to an end. and not the end
In itself.
The public IS cordially Invited to at
tend the Sunday morning service NJ
Wesley NJ F. church. There will be
no preaching service IN the evening. A
special program by the Epworth league
having been arranged for that hour.
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Gut,rnore. Catherine Reavnon0. Vera
Sheppard. Helen steele and Mildred
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FIRST UNITARIAN

On Sunday morning. At the First Uni
tartan church. the Rev. Harry Taylor
will preach on why Do Not beHeVe
in Hell" The belief In hell. says MT.
Tay,or, is one Of the most blasphemous
beliefs that ever came from the mind or
man. 1t Is blasphemous because 1t Inn