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The herald., 1922-11-02
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Il declare John Smith. you look as
if you don't know what To- do with
YOURSELF exclaimed his wife, Saman-
tina. as John Smith. looking the pic
ture of desolation, lolled in his chair
in front of the seaside hotel.
"Oh, | dunno. Samantha" answered
her husband. I've been in two rolling
chairs, and I've been up in the wheel
twice, and | won IA doll at the shooting
gallery"
Yes, and I'd like TO know what a
man of your age is going To do with
doll " declared his wife, angrily.
That's easily answered. my dear. 1
gave 1t back 10 the man for another
round Of Shots" replied her husband.
The fact was, however, that John
Smith was horribly bored. For thirty
years the Smiths had lived "a blameless
| and uneventful existence as proprie-
tors Of IA corner grocery store I'm Hobo
ken.
Those had been the days-those
early days, the days of struggle and
excitement, when the rent was falling
due, and customers were few and far
between; when bad debt of a few
dollars was a serious matter.
They had~tuck to it and, by sheer
grit, John Smith had built up his bust
ness. Then he had opened branch
store, and then another. Now. at fifty
I flo. -. l.
! fluent. They had carried out their
/ life design Of retiring before they were
too old TO enjoy themselves. But ii
seemed almost impossible to derive any
| pleasure out of life.
! In fact, they had forgotten how to
| have a good time.
II tell you what II is" said John
We're hOmely folks and these big no
! tells amt for US. And what do we want
with amusement parks? What we need
| is littls cottage in the country"
Samantha was excited Immediately.
| The dear little place I've always
| dreamed Of" she said where we can
grow flowers and keep chickens, and
J have neighbors like ourselves. John
Smith, for once you've said IT,"
The cottage of their dreams materi-
| allied in the shape of small house
not far from the outskirts of HOboken
And happy month went by.
Samantha" said her husband, one
day, I've got an idea what's wrong
with us. You amt used to having a
man about the house all day, and II
kinder gets on your nerves. | guess
I'll run down TO the club every morn
ing and have lunch there, and come
back early in the afternoon. A man
must have something TO keep him
busy"
John Smith belonged to an institute
in the town where he had been in the
habit of meeting his friends. What
they did there-well, Samantha sup
posed they did what precisely all men
do when they get together, which is
nothing Of the smallest value what
ever.
1T might be a good idea," Samantha
agreed.
But, as the days went by and her
husband came home chuckling and
looking happier than she had seen him
since their retirement, horrible suspi.
ciOns began to beset her.
Fifty-five-that wasn't old for a
man. Some fool of woman had
turned his head! That could be the
only explanation!
After that she began to listen when
he muttered in his sleep; but she never
found out anything. John seemed to
be living over the old days In the
shop. And what good does 1t do 9
The herald., 1922-11-02
Brussels, an Air Line Center.

Belgium has become the center Of
aviation of western Europe. There
are many air lines cOnverging al
Brussels and more are proposed so
that the capital will be in touch with
all the important cities of Europe.
The same factor that made Belgium
a railroad center will act 20 operate
in the case of the airship. The sur
face OF the land Is of such /. character
that landing places are easily found
in case IT is necessary TO make hur-
ried descent
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Marvellous Cure.

THAT reminds me-" said the tovial
member Of the party, "Of the remark
able cure of a dumb man through
cycle accident"
Through a cycle accident!' e1-
claimed several In one breath. I'm
possibleI How do you make that
out?'
why" he replied, "as he was 60
ing along his machine ran away with
him down q hill, at the bottom Of
which II ran against the side wall aYd
was smashed to pieces. The dumb
one was hurt rather badly and had re-
ceived q good shaking. but he got up
from the ground and picked up a tire
- and spOke!"
The herald., 1922-11-02

we will be happy and we will hope
that the Happy Fairy will be around
during the hunting season and will
keep us safe.
THE Happy Fairy does a tremen-
dous work ut that time. OF conrse,
she can't do everything, but she does
her best and her best is a great deal
Wen hope for her later on. In any
case, we'll get along without any old
Trouble for a visitor"
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q ] w q Y ; q z Z ii
brave.
Eyes. a Part
ridge Mother has
never been afraid
when she had her
little ones to pro-
tect.
"She has not
thought of herself
only of them.
That has been
the way Of the
NJ 9th er Part
ridges"
II n d e e d, 1t
h a s." al d NJ r.
Partridge, "a n d
so Mrs. Partridge,
my love, we will
not ask Trouble
TO visit us. but
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beautiful. 4 n d
your 5 spec k ! e .
bro n feathers
are cry fine,
too"
AL" said Mr..
Partridge. 81 fear
that you fiatter
me"
Il only tell the
truth" said Mrs.
Partridge.
well" said Mr..
Partridge, Il am
glad that you feel
that way about
me, for | feel that
you are So beau
tiful and sweet Il
mate.
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Yakima Indians leuend.

On high point of Mount Adams
In Washington are 1876 human foot
prints, In mud long since turned to
stone. Indian tradition is that there
"the great canoe" landed after the
flood. the prints made by those step
ping ashore.
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Look in the Glass.

There Is just one man In all the
world that can do you dirt. Look In
the glass and you will see him. Take
p good square hold with that man.
Down him. and hold him down till he
promises to get up and behave himself
Farm LIE.
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Force of Bad Example.

F.P. A. started il and now he's got
rs doing II. Perpend! "Alackw
sighed the liquor-likker with lack O.
hcre. Il haven't lick q liquor in nv
locker "-PoSton Evening TrlnScr:n'
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Annors 10 White Hair.

l think my incest compliment came
from nv young son. My hair is near
" white and wavy. Several of us were
discussing hair and saying how pretty
such ones hair was and what mis-
fortune it was to get gray so young
when up spoke the boy: Il d"n'
know of anything that is more beautt
ful right now than mothers hair
Chicago Tribune.
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Trying X on the Dog.

Thurston old Titus Wadde In
mighty stingy with his private stock.
Did he ever give you a drink?
Wetmore-Yes: once. He gave me
a shot of new lot he'd bought and
then waited results before lie drama
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At the Seaside.

He-IIow delightful. how idyllic. ]
absolutely worship the waves.
She-Tm So awfully glad you like
hem. | had them done permanently
'jist before : came awaN.
81,
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Correct

The Teacher-"Willie, what Is the
highest form of animal lifer Willie
'The mountain ,oat, ma'am."
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SOPHISTICATED,

AT the old-fashiOned matinee there
wasn't dry eye In the house" Now
there isn't an unpOwdered nose"
The herald., 1922-11-02

If the girls who wear Knockers don't
object to them, why should anybody
else?
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OId-EashIoned Kind.

Have you a noiseless typewriterr
mo, she chatters a GOOD deal."-BOs
ton Evening Transcript.
The herald., 1922-11-02

What many a returned picknicker
wants to know is who named a picnic
a picnic.
The herald., 1922-11-02

Infantrymen in thS United S'a'a.
army carry .arly so p"rnd> 81 "slI'~
ment.
No matter how much attention a
fiapper gets, she never gives her elders
any.
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kSSsVDCddd!yS
@E1EyeniN8
Fairy Tale
MOTHER PARTRIDGE
GRAHAM BONNER

"You're handsome mate" said Mrs.
Partridge. 81 admire your white throat.
Ii is particularly
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I;p OI'.NI..

At the Church of the Epiphany
The rector. Rev. j. II. Gihboney. will
precah at II y. NJ. on The Purpose
OF lent and at T.. NJ. on "Thc DAYS
school and Bible classes. l.cnten mite
boxes distributed 1T $50 \. NJ. Young
Peoples Society at l.. NJ. in III.
parish hall. Ash Wednesday (Marrh
- services nj ~ \. NJ. and l.. NJ.
At tn" church Of the Holy Comfort
preach at II y. NJ. and l.. NJ. Holy
Communion ut $50 y. NJ and Suniay y
school at $3.50 y. NJ.
At st. Paul's-rhc rector. Rev. w.
Russell lSowic. H. -. Will preach at
both services. Holy Communion at
80 \. NJ. sunday school at a:i5 a.
NJ: and Young Peoples League At
\, Monumcntal-Rcv George l..
Mayo viii preach at II y. NJ. and
Key. Il. Cary Montague al l.. NJ.
sunday SCHOOL and fiblc classes at
~ M 3, a. n. Young Peoples meet
st Gracc-The pastor. Rev. W. H..
regular services at II \. NJ. and $
L. NJ. Bible class ana Sunday school
1T ":i5 in the morning.
At All SaintS-Sunday school with
Riblc classes will meet at $50 \. NJ.
y. H.. Will preach at IL y. NJ. and
At Holy Services will he
conducted at y. NJ. ana at l.. NJ.
Mems Bible class at 10 y. NJ. and
SUNDAY school and Young W"mcn's
Ash Wednesday at II y. NJ. Francis
H. Eall viii continue his talks ON
impressions received during the world
war at the evening services.
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FAVORABLE VOTE
OF 8 TO 3 IS GIVEN
BILL BY SENATORS
(Contlnucd From Flrst rnrcl

CONTINUED From First ragc)
deduciing all expenses connected with
1t. The two lcvics viii probably ne
absorbed by the distributing com
panics ana will bc felt by the con-
sumner in the added retail price of
the motor fuel.
Takes All Time Allotted.
Colonel Thomas b. AlcAdams. pres
ident OF the AmrrJcan Bankers AS
ISOLATION, was INT. oni.' public advo-
cate OF the bond issue heard by the
committee. He spoke briefly on the
general proposition and was followed
by Senator =. Willis Robertson. OF
RockhridG" who is opposed t. the
Rotation Of bonds on principle. SEN
htor Robertson took up the entire
period allotted To the committee. tho
Senate having fixed on "a time for
ronNcning, which broke in on the af-
teTnoon committee work He was
subjected % ragjd-firc quiz by his
fellow members. who plainly indi-
Gated thcir decision TO act ravorahIy
on the bill despite his objection and
thoFt 10 get a noncommitial report.
Ihrc" votes were cast against the
report az Senators Robertson. Rus
SOL and Jcmrcys. The affirmative
votes were cast by Senators Grava,t
Corhiit, Vaughan. Lavman. Mll..
Early. Woods and Hyatt. Senator
JeHr"ES announced that h." sun mas
an open mind on the subject. dcsrit.
ms opposition 10 the report I'm ,he
form II was made. -Four members of
me committee. Senators Ferguson
Eison BYRD ana Miller. were alison,
in
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METHODIST.

a, Corin;h-rhe pastor. Rev. J. NJ.
M Nm Wi nTGaeG n IL A. Nj on
sunday school at a:i5 \. NJ.
At Denny Street.-The pastor. Rev.
y. " Carson, Will preach at u \. NJ,
Jesus our Shepherd" sunday school
and Mems Bible class at $50 a. NJ.
Epwor,h Leagues at l.. NJ.
~ NJ on The Tents of silence" and
IT l.. NJ. on Moral pcCadcncc." Sun
day school ut ?:30 y. VI. and f:pworth
AT st; James The. pastor. Rev.
Henry c. Gregory. will preach a, S
T. NJ. on Reverence" and in the
morning ut II y. NJ sunday school
az $50 y. NJ and Epworth League "a,
~ Face Memorial The pastor. Rev.
K"ST"" NJ White, viii preach y; II
Mems Kih!c class AT $50 \. NJ. F.p-
worth League at T.. NJ.
AT Gimtcr Park services held in
IN" auditorium. OF tn. new Gin,cr
Park school, thamhcrlaN Avenue.
Preaching by the pastor. Rev. l.. :.
ll"urnoy, a, II y NJ. and : l. NJ.
sunday school and Wesley Bible class
~ a:"O y. NJ. Senior League at 5:l5
a; Highland Park pastor.
,Ee'; !, !. Wi,liamS' viii preach a,
at night on Live News" Sunta Y
school at $50 \. NJ. and Epworth
League at T. II.
Al Ccntcnary Grace street. he
tween Fourth and Fifth-ScrViccs at
- y. NJ. and l.. NJ. by the pastor,
Rev. T. \. Smoot Morning subject.
Men With Their Backs Toward the
Temple" and evening, How the Bible
Comforts Me"
At Laurel Street.-The pastor. Rev.
George y. McFadcn. II y. NJ on ~
Great Work" and i. NJ. on Every
pay Glory. SUNDAY school At $40
y. NJ. Mems bible class at 9;3o A. NJ
I. Gray liaddon, teacher. Wcdn, Sday
evening service at T.. NJ
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highway engineer. The highway law
VIII also nc amended 80 that the
funds viii lie sEfcEuardcd better :han
at present, although no criticism
has been spoken against Commits
Sl"u"r Coleman ON that score
Governor Triuvlc believes that a
highway commission ne can control
absolutely viii be a safeguard Of
innds received from the bond issue.
rms view is also taken hy foes Of
The present Highway Department.
faNofhhl. r"por; was also made hv
N" Finance Committee ON the Can
ron mn requiring the state ac-
couutant 20 make an audit at Least
one" every Nv" years pC the accounts
aud records OF city or county ar-n-
ricS and Offices handling State funds.
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In Richnond's ulpits

II ~ NJ. and l.. NJ. by DR.. T. r.
Mcfadcn. Sunday school ut 800 \
VI: and 'ibl" classes at $50 y. NJ
Wednesday services at l.. NJ.
AZ Srcond-rhc pastor. Rev. Russell.
Cecil. -. H.. viii preach at II y. VI.
on God With Us" and at l.. NJ. ON
Jesus Introduced to the People"
sunday school at ~. \. NJ
At Porter Strc"t-rhc pastor Rev.
w. ~ Han. Will preach ut both morn
Ing ana evening services tomorrow.
SUNDAY school at $50 y. NJ and
Christian Endravor at 1:lJ L. NJ.
At Third-rh" pastor. Rev. u. j.
Williams. Will preach at II y. NJ on
Gods owncrship: and at l.. NJ. on
The Reward OF the DVcrcomcrS."
sunday school at $40 \. NJ. and
Christian EMhenvNr at J.. ".
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DETECTIVES SEEK
"SOCIETY BROKER

- :,
"c' ""S"a"d lie insurance. out OF
which she had been supporting her
four children-ou. a criuplc
urs ,,,
VIZ F''''''
D" '"Sh an" N'''o"" IN jewclry. has
been reduced from comparative af-
nucnrc To raising pcdigrccd dogs for
. ,,v,,,.
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AZ seventh Street.-The ras,or

At Seventh Street.-The pastor. Rev.
II. II. &. MaclaChlan. Will Conduc
on THE Poor Mans Market and at
l.. NJ ON Getting the Habit" Nurs =
cry and Childcn'S hour nj II A. NJ.
y; Highland fark-I'lace Of wOr-
ship in school auditorium-Th" pas
tor. Rev. g. Hubert Stccd. will preach
At ! 4. NJ. and again at l.. NJ. on
is Redemption Practical" chris.
tian EndcaNor at l.. NJ. SundaT
school at $50 \. NJ
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BAPTIST.

At FRS, Bapts, The pastor. Rey
preach at II \. NJ. and l.. NJ. sun.
DAY school at $3.50 y. NJ. ana Il. Y
\, Randolph street The pastor
Rev. w. T.. Robertson. will preach "a,
NJ \ i. NJ. on Abraham. the Friend
%; God" sunday school AZ ?:3u \. Nj.
and X. Y. 4. L. and Sunhcams at
AZ Pine Street.-The pastor. Rev.
Leland Jerome Powell. viii preach ~
y; NJ. on Seeing The Salvation OF
~" Lord. and a, +. NJ. on Con
school AZ :;3o y. NJ ana Il. Y. l.. L.
at l.. NJ.
~ Gintcr l'ark-'rhe pastor. Rcy.
NJ, on The Court OF Equity" and at
\ i. NJ. on some Inside Iuformation.''
sunday school At a:30 y NJ aud u. Y.
= T, at /; NJ. , -
TOWARD J. Stccw"ri, Will preach. at
cess and at l.. NJ on How Young
Men Are Led AStraN in IIr Cities" or
"Lifc's Underground Railroad." Zap
tiSmS at the evening service. Sunda Y
school At $50 y. VI. and Il. y. t.. L.
Al Woodland licights--Thc pastor.
Rev. J. i. Parsons. will preach at II
\: NJ. ON our Country Its Place in
Civilization" and ut l.. NJ. on The
$40 \. NJ.
At Neuablc Street.-The pastor. Rev
l.. w. Sworc. VIII preach at both
morning and evening arrNiCcS. At
II y. NJ. his subject will he True
Greatness" At = l.. NJ his theme
viii he safe Steps ON Dangerous
FAITHS" sunday school at 800 4. NJ.
II. Y. i. L. At T. NJ.
At Emmanuel pastor. Rev
Henry \. GrieScmcr. II. H.. viii preach
at II y. NJ. ON The Protecting Hand
"f God" aud at \ l.. NJ. on "Bclshaz-
Zar'S Feast - sunday school At $50
\. NJ. and Chinese school at > L. NJ.
Il. Y. l.. L. at : +. NJ.
At kr"aduS Memorial-Thc pastor
VIII preach at II ~ NJ and \ L. NJ.
Morning subject. working out Sal
vstion." Evening subject. Witness
ing for Christ" Senior and Junior
Il. Y. l.. L. at L. VI.
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CIIltISIlA y.

At Cowariin Avcnuc-Thc pastor.
Rev. IL. j. Dudley. will preach at II
y. NJ. on The More Abundant Life"
and at i. NJ. on Seeking the Lost"
Special music. sunday school at $3.50
y. NJ. and Christian E.ndcavor AT =
T.. NJ.
At Battery rark-Thc pastor. Rcv.
j. II. Hundlcy. Will preach at the
morning services and pr. Bruce l..
kcrShncr. OF l.ynChburG College. will
preach at i. NJ. sunday school AT
a:3O y. NJ.
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by Robcrt =. Bcnlcr,


United News staff Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.--Prcsidcnt
Harding has moved to ward Off the
threatened coal Strike scheduled to
start April l.
Taking tho position that contracts
should he respected. he has directed
that Secretary Of Labor Davis ask
miners and operators TO keep tho
faith" pledged in their national
agreement, effected TO end the 1919
1920 mine strike This pact stipu-
lates:
That before the termination OF the
present agreement. March 81, the
miners and operators agree to con-
fer together for formulation OF a
new wage contract.
Decline TO Confer.
Up TO tho present time tho opera
tors have declined 20 enter into the
Joint conference. proposed some time
ago by President Lewis, OF tho min
ers.
In taking the initiative and taking
II on the very contention of the mine
workcrs-that the operators were
contract bound to confer with them
tho administration also is ready TO
suggest tho following change in tho
instructions given by the recent min
crs' convention to it's spok csmcn:
That. instead OF demanding q six
hour day and n iive-day week the
miners should seek provision for a
minimum OF six hours work day,
as soon as industrial conditions will
permit and a minimum OF five DAYS
work n week. II is pointed out by
government authorities who have
been working on tho mine problem.
that what the miners need is more a
stipulated minimum of work than a
stipulated maximum. Some officials
believe this is what the convention
had in mind when il formulated it's
Instructions. but. ;hcy add the pres
cnt wording is such as To he contcn-
tious and destructive. rather than
constructive. in working out an in
dustrial code.
Decision Is Surprise.
The Presidents decision came after
n careful study of tho threat involved
in prccipitating economic chaos. not
only through a shutdown in the min
ing industry. but through the ad-
G!tional possibility of a railway strike
or hampcrinE OF coal movements
through cooperation between rail-
road workers and miners.
II came as 4 surprise in view Of
Secretary Hoovcr'S recent announce
ment that a strike seemed inevitable
and, that there appeared to he moth
ing tho government could do to stop
II. In addition. there was tho injunc-
ton OF Judge Anderson at Indian
npolis. provisions OF which appeared
10 make n conference between miners
and operators To effect "A new wage
scale in contempt OF court.
As for the latter obstacle, tho Pres
idcnt asked Attorncy-Gcncral paugh-
crty 10 prepare an opinion on tho
point, and Daughcrty held the Andcr-
son decision would not cover fulfill
mcnt of the terms OF the miners con-
tract.
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rRI;SItNTl;ItIAN

At Grace Covcnant-Rcv. Charles
]" king Will preach ut II y. NJ on
"l'attl"mcniS Around the House" and
at l.. NJ, ON Growth in the Christian
Life. sunday school at H:3u A. NJ
Bib" classes az 9I5 \. NJ. Young
fc"rlcs S"ci"t-- at 1;l5 T. NJ.
Al FirSt-ScrNiCcS will he held at
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1il;Btt I;W.

At Temple Seth Ahahah-Rcv. Ed
ward y. taliSh preached last night al.
shall the study Of the Theory OF
Ev olutiun BE Prohibited in tn
schools. lie preached again this
morning at II o'clock on The Pardon
Of the Law.
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Holy Trinity
Church
G.aurcl. near AIain)

IIaUrcI, ncHr Nhln)
Rev. J. j. Gravatt. II. II. Rector
Morning Service at II A. NJ
Evening Service. +. NJ.
Confirmation instruction in tho
morning Chapel Tuesday afternoon at
10" aud Tuesday evening at S:l5
sunday School and Young Wonc n s
Bible Class. 9:i5 y. NJ.
Mems Bible Glass. 10 A. NJ
Service Ash "Wednesday Ut II A. NJ
At the Sunday evening service MIR
Francis ". i;all will continue his
'alkS on impressions received during
he World War.
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EI'ISC8I'tI..
All Saints
Episcopal Church

(Franklin Street. between Madison
and Monroe StrectsO
Rev. J. Y. pownman, -. D., Rector
Sunday School with Bible Classes
IT $3.50 y. NJ.
Morning service with sermon Jy
the rector at ii o'clock.
Afternoon service at ) o'clock
Music by the choir of men and
boys under the direction OF Ernest H..
Cosby, organist and choirmaster.
The Parish House will he open every
Sunday afternoon from 3 TO o'clock
for members OF the congregation and
strangers wishing 10 take advantage
OF it's hospitality.
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hhaf
less than
hf ome so
OF
II holy he
t His hghp for
tina
shoullbe
of the
in
t.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST

At First Church Of Christ Scientist
Park Avenue aud Meadow streets
Services viii be held at IL y. NJ.
Subject. Christ Jesus"
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Hanover Avenue
Christian Church

Corner Hanover and Allen Avenues.
Or. Rrucc l.. kerShncr. of Lynchburs
College, will preach at IL 4. NJ
The regular pastor. Rev. J. 3. Hunicy
will preach at =. NJ. on The
Barren Fig Tree"
Bible School at 9:30-Addrcsscd by
Or. kcrShncr.
Young Peoples Meeting at. y. NJ.
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APOSTOLIC.

Apustolic-Thirty fourth and Leigh
StrcctS-At O'cloci> the subject OF
Il. q. rcasc. the pastor. Will hc Rome
and III" i!ihlc." bible school meets
at 10 y. NJ.
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NITtltItN.

~ First-Thc pastor. Rev. Frank
l'ratt will preach at II y. NJ. on
at L, NJ. on Things We Admire in
the Catholic Church."
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Church of the
Ascension

Fourth Avenue and Custer Street
REV. PHILIP y. ARTHUR, Pastor
1921 Fifth Avenue
Morning prayer and sermon, II \. NJ
Subjcct-"God's Conception an d
Mans Conception OF Greatness"
Evening prayer and sermon. l.. NJ.
Virtue.
y. NJ.
Confirmation instruction. L. NJ.
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REV. GEO. T.. BOOKER. r.. d.
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Sermon. II y. M.-"TRAGIC MIS-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-25
HARDING MOVES TO STOP
THREATENED COAL STRIKE
Urges Miners and Operators
to Keep Faith" Pledged
in Contracts.
SUGGESTS SIN-HoUR MINIMlM

Administration Rcndy to Propose
Several Changes In Instructions
Given by Recent Miners Convention
10 It's Spokesman.