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ONLY $3.50 CASH $40 ror month.
buys u 5-ruoW modern bungalow.
on the paving full-slgpd. cpst
front lot close to school and
transportation. priced rlFht tigiO.
and immediate possession can
Cedar 557.
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Real Estate
S700O-ELEGANT BUNGALOW

s7O0O-ELEGANT BUNGALOW
SIX ROOMS
Southeast, restricted, choice loca-
ton, east front, on pavement This
beautiful California bungalow has
9 rooms, including breakfast room
attractivcly arranged. excellent dec
orations, living room acros1 front:
best whitooak floors; French doors.
cove molding ceilings. an bullt-iu
features. large closets; tile bath.
bult-in tub, pedestal lavntory A
perfect built home, basement. ga
rage and drive. Good terms
a. J. JENKINS & SON
Usage 43OG-37Tj b2S Mayo Bldg.
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TRADE
NEW BUNGALOW

EAST TERRACE BUNGALOW
1866 East Terrace or Fifteenth
street, lot G0x229; seven room and
breakfast room; large rooms and
closets. hardwood floors throughout
except bath, which IN tile; brick
foundation, set on concrete base
large basement; furnace; Pittsburgh
automatic water heater; house storm
sheetod with building paper be.
tween siding and shoctlng: garage
and modern servant quarters. A
real home at the right price. Can
mako reasonably good terms. Call
owner for date to inspect.
X. NJ. VAUGHN
office 1740 East Sixth
Phones Usage 521O Residence
OsnRc Q3b6
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Throe-room, pl1stercd house lawn
wood addition, un the snud
Springs cor line. ono block Of the
car l.ue $3.50 cash, balance iJ5.
including interest
THE H. ". GROTKOP co.
psage 1898.
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- HVI SIS FOK NENT n
FOR RENT-EiEht-ro house, 1920 s.
Cincinnati In good condition. cali
Mr. Price or Jack Names, OEare 4gi
500 per month
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUES

Beautiful two-story home in Ridge
wood. south side, largo living rooms:
beautiful fireplace aud muntci.
French doors. breakfast room; uii
modern huilt-in features; onk floors
throughout; master sleeping room
across front. with fireplace; largo
tiled bath, with pedestal llyatory
and built-in tub; native shade; base
mont and furnace; poured concrete
foundation with brick facing. storm
shectcd. To move quickly, Si1,50O.
South Boston, large eiEht-room resi-
dcncc, breakfast room, sunroom. four
sleeping rooms. fireplace; French
doors. oak floors; large basement,
with furnace In; oversize lot; poured
concrete foundation; extra wcll-bullt
home. Garage. owner says let II 10
at $3.50. Immediate possession.
Call us for appointment.
H.. N. RILEY e. co.
3i2 Robinson Bldg. Cedar 1913
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.-,sgrlIFNT c, iii2 W. second, ground
AFAhA 'fiyo rooms, exposure east, south
h29' north Hot water, laundry and
.ioIsFs. SEQ. Phone owner Usage 1852
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.-,-Fpy attractive olose-in. steam heated
NL5srp apartment, well water. Apply
noayrI,l Cont. Call Cedar rs.
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Real Estate for Sale
mnIsEs ION sAIn

WE ARE offering one of the fine
hi|tN homes Iu Maple ridge Tor
10000 uud owner Will take IN
BUNGALOW Us part payment.
JOlLlNG WUlIEsiUG a. FARMER
Ngul Estate Insurance.
I1t D. Fourth ST.
os"Eu Ass Usage 57i3.
5000 HANDLES dandy cast front. nearly
south fI.. mgh. torrurcd IUt living
room u,ruaa front. floors oak. base.
mont furnace. gutoru, only til,OOQ
tStr" 'htl w y. Henry
$500 CASH balance fDr per month. In
''ul.rg interest brand new, five rooms.
ork floors tnuughuut every built IN
convenience. HTfIsUyuIly decorated ana
finished unusually well built corner lot.
on pavement. r.usu tu school and car
lluo real value at 600. Call cedar
1921
5000 DOWN aud i26 per month win
handle neat Broom Ulattrrtd house.
electric lights. vas inside unIsh white
enamel Front room, very prEe. close
TO a good school N Interested In good
value coil ts1Re C92 ana residence
Eclar $50, aul osage 3I72.N
u2a .CAsH. 'a5 per month. buys
uuhhy a.TuOm bungalow. city
wutort Eag aud electricity, ful lot.
east front convenient location,
surrounded by nice homes Your
opportunity tu stop that rent.
call Usage 1850.
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Real Estate for Rent

ANn APANIMENIS ~
-.1T-fFNTs- -Four unfurnished, North
peayer good vel wa,er sleeping po5Sh N3
Ntiy cedar 1910.
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WE HAVE one very fine office for rent
In World building, good service, first.
class building. reasonable rent eau
World office.
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Real Estate for Rent

WANTED--A furnished npariment
nome un north side. f.. a. hgN gIs9.
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Cedar a2i7 DsnEe 1881.
Residence osagr 1879.
CLOSE ~, soyth side. furnace, $1,000 g.
room bungalow, boxed and storm
sheeted. poured concrete foundation. oak
floors, bu.lt-ln features. French doors.
full-size basement with combination fur
nac", garage and drive, good location on
pavement, near school and car line A
real value, $500 cash will handle
Call Cedar goo.
CLOSE Is on south side, walking distance,
nice high terrace lot with beautiful
broom bungalow, Up-tO-date I'm every
irHiure, Gear garage and concrete
drive, very comfortable and homclike.
natural shade and 100 grape vines a
south exposure. call cedar 2O74. There
IL nuthinr shucly about this bargain
COUNTRY CLUB DISTRICT
Country and city 700, Almost two acres
Obpx500l, seven large rooms, wcll-built
double garage, large peach orchard, fine
well, lots uf sha0Cs one acre plowed,
ready 90 plant, four blocks from school
Accessible Co street car and titney
city water, gas and electricity. VIII be
worth $4,000 In three years time
owner offers A. above price $500 cash.
Pollock. Usage 7si9. today and tomOr-
row only.
EIGHT ROOMs-NOT MODERN
Not far out, on north side, corner lot, e.
room huoso, hlrn and garage, we'll on
back porch, gas, shade ana shrubbory
$500 cash and $50 per month. You
surely can afford 90 own this home on
good lot OR car as part payment. Priced
at Just about actual cost 90 build house
T.. q. CUNSINGHAM,
DHagr 4fTO.551.
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ELEGANT GROOM

BUNGALOW
81 600 Tor this attractive bungalow. south
east location, choice high, restricted
district near Scyoutecnih street, rooms
including breakfast room, living room
across front, hest oak floors, artistic
fireplace, beautiful decorations, all lat
est C0nyeulsuCos, many closets. tile bath
bullt-ln tub, pedestal layatory base
ment; garage. Easy terms. shown by
appointment 4. T. Jenkins & sons
Osago AJ0s and Usage J775. b2s Mayo
BIOS.
FOR SALE-sx and thrco-room house,
cheap for cash. West Tulsa. Phone
Osare 7ofi.
FOR sALE--By owner 5-Toom bungalow,
silt r Sevcnth. Usage c8Si.
FAIRNIEW, f. l2i7--Store building, with
two living rooms IN rear, electricity ard
gas. Rent $50. TaKe Peoria car,
FIVE-ROOM bungalow, 1900 block. south
side oak floors. mantel, garage, east
front. tG.500. terms $500 cash. Booker
Realty cedar 1869.
GOOD s-room, 2-story modern house for
sale. located $40 s. Boston. house 10 DO
moved OF premises By purchaser. Call
cedar 1855,
GOING east, win eel three stores, s.
room dwelling. a-car garage. so6 N.
Lewis owner IN restaurant frlce
$4,000. -
NOTICE TO ALI REALTORS-A1 nv
property IN block 2. Cherokee heights,
is OFT market. Leo r. McClung' $50 ~
Gillette.
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F5R so'S 1P5rimIn9t ,ss - ns,,Il ypr
laW ts.g 20 32b5.
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s.,, gFST--Attractlve apartment. four
i,Sora sleeping porch ana sunrooIn'
w.. l- Dsnga 23bs.
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Real Estate for Sale
WNNrIn-UI-NI- re1NTr sl

WNNrEn-UENi ESTATE sp
Will PAY CAsu Tor o or Groom house,
well located, prlcri rEht }lo1 a.
YOUNG COW Hs iIst payment un lot.
HuW"whyfr iu Kendall. linfi Nuvirr.
Jlos o.. Thlrl.
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BUsINEss PROPERTY
MOusEs rOR sNII
BARGAINS

BARGAINS
East Thirteenth place, now Groom
and breakfast room. large rooms.
han and several closets French
doors. built-in features beautifully
decorated, basement and garsge.
\ home of good construction well
located for $500. terms 1851
y, Main, Hu up-to-date Groom
bungalow good we'll property is
clear make an offer. This prom
erty will soil. act now. W. i,
clinton. Cedar 2i9li 3l5 Kennedy
Bldg.
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s.sTo-p00M apartment in Haskell apart
fCIs5rt Il h. Haskell place. rSal Usage
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IN E-r1om new apartments hardwood
ig..tNrs bIgh site, location southwest side.
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--,y,sTAIVS -Fuur-room apartment, on
pO'W, line. walking distance Call Usage
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-eaTiiEGF- is26-Five-room efficiency
CAhi.tt,.Is1t. unfurnished or furnished to
~ tenant. very attractive proposition
,tfsr tenant for a year; newly deco
Lu W. l..lnr IAaa
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S5Tsg.fJ0OM apartment. new decorations,
iSSVt.Iu features. 523 s. Detroit. osaBs
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WANTED Sis.room bungalow ON south
east side $4,000 10 10000 can make
reasonable payment but must he priced
tight cal Oaago N1l or Usage GO5G.
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Real Estate for Sale
HOUSES non MIN


HOUSE for sale, lcaying town; must
sen 5-ruun. modern bungalow, oak
floors ft'u.h doors, ON buut.u fo1-
iurcS garage. ou pavement. VIII take
small cash payment. car ur vacant lot
or first payment. cedar $50
LIST your property with NGNER INVEST
M.NI CO.. Dsafc ti8t "" can s,ll IT,
MUST SACRIFICE
alN-roum bungalow. strictly modern. ga
rag" and dry,way iIuo woIl water. 10.
cstrd lltl n. Main. fuo uoighhur-
hood. look az property and buy direct
from owurr can Usage 1886.
NORTH DENVER BNRGAIN - $3.50,
prJ'ilcHlly now, east front bungalow.
iF" tNtrnrIarrc rooms and breakfast
room run front living room. nicely dec
GRATED aud finished. French doors. built
IN cabinets basement. vlrJro and drive.
flHuN cash will handle. This is tho
beat buy on the north side. Gail Osage
ONLY $3.50 CASH. $40 ror month.
buys a. b-rooW modern bungalow
on, On ne PAVING tuli.siizzgod, eas,
tronsportation. priced right. tigiO.
ana Immediate possession. can
Cedar ,'3.
OWNER ANXIOUS no sELL-Closo in.
south side. G-r0om bungalow, on full
size lot I'm restricted district, living
room, dining room, Kitchen and den
downstairs, screened ln back porch and
good we'll, two bedrooms upstairs. ga-
rage nud chicken house. nll kinds of
shruhhoiv planted ana growing. honey
surklc. virginia orppucr ana roses You
VIII he surpriHed md Ike 10 when vuu
Gee ih's. Price $4,000 with easy terms.
Cedar e52o.
on SAND SPRINGS CAR LINE
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7. 1t.'E !. -. . IT y W, :
]. BillyWh ! !! !,
BY Frances 4reso Montgomery.

- -" H -. --s' p #fk l-l 80
This pleasant news that the black
came to running Bobbie did no like.
If Johnnie had not been his best
friend. he would. have tried to. trade
of his goat and some Of his pets: for
the big black goat. "But,he would not
be disloyal to Johnnie fbrraltthe goats
that ever were born .i.eESat-Ea ,ih@
So It, was aedidedT sthAt'siJotnnts
Should take the goat home t6Etfv
him, He was nnhitched. from the lit
tie cart and, bidding the boy g6od-by,
they took iholdsof the hines and. drove
Mig owe to the shed where Billy
Whiskers was. to stay until they were;
ready to go home For of course then
could not go home until Bobbie had
found something to buy with his, prize
money. Hesfelt rather detected and
"a sure he could not find anything to
suit him. However, they started out
to find something after they put the
goat sdn the shed, and wandered over
to where the band was playing and
the merry-go-rounds wheeling, and
thasscriers before the different tents
fwere trying to- indulge the crowd to
with thefgi dihfss tina quarters;
Ito see the worderfulshorse that could
fcount like d human Being. or the Two
Headed Calf. Sword sSwallower, Fat
Lady, etc. But though Bobbie look-
ed and looked, he saw nothing to suit
him.
The boys were still looking for
something attractive for Robbie to put
his prize money in when they saw a
pie wagon from which a mar was
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CHURCH MUSIC.
Frst Methodist Ep4scopai.

Ell M0LAluAAASI NHAcASR
~ Morning Service.
|Prelude-Andante x. Wilson
Anthem-Praise Ye the FatherN
49,: ~. 81. ..r.. s. $780,. SOShOe
Orertory--Meditation ....,.. Read
Pcstlude-March ..... Battmann
Evening Musical Program.
FPrelude-Evensong -. 80. Johnston
Anthem viii Feed Ny Flock:.
4. J. .... .... eimper
'Duet-How Sweet the Name OF
IS Jesus Sounds ....s..s. ..... Brown
MIS-. G. r: Vowles, DR.. C.&E. Hunt.
Anthem-O Divine Redeemer
A9 then, 10 Ions VIZ F Snssk,
Onertory-Traumerei -. .sSehumann
Violin,and Organ
s~olo-SOpen the Gates OF the Temple
Miss Pearl BAH.
Anthen-.Praise the Lord. .
Violin !solo--Ave Maria. :.
Bach-G onnod
a. ~. Foster, Krake. a.
iAnthem--The Lord rs My. Light.
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Over fifty young mon and women
were in attendance at the mixer
which the members Of. the Triangle
class of the Methodist Sunday school
church Friday evening. A parlor
effect WA arranged to make an at
tractive setting for the affair. silken
shaded lamps and bright cushions
creating a homelike atmosphere. A
clever program Of entertainment fea-
lures amused the guests and the men
shared honors with the girls in con-
test laurels.
Miss Med ora Knox returned from
Devils Lake Friday evening after
spending one week there supervising
the work OF removing her millinery
shop in that city Into larger quarters.
The new shop occupies about three
times the amount of store space taken
by the former quarters.
The Aid society of the First Luth-
eran church will meet Tuesday after
noon instead oA on Thursday, this
week, il IL announced. Hostesses will
be Mrs. s. Vank and Mrs. Albert
Peterson.
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran
Free church will meet Friday after
sA~N&&- - y ~AOSh Az NIAS ~AIAASLs ST.
Mrs, Louis Watson Of Bathgate, N.
D., has returned to her home after
spending one week in Grand Forks
Visiting with friends.
Maple Leaf Rebekah lodge will
hold a regular meeting Tuesday even
inE, beginning at 8 o'clock in the Odd
Fellows hall. There will be nomina-
ton Of officers, and all members are
requested to be in attendance.
The annual meeting of the Ameri-
Nj Legion auxiliary will be held in
the Commercial club rooms on Friday
evening. Reports of outgoing officers
will be heard at this time, and cleo
tion of new officers will be held. All
members are urged to attend.
The children's sewing class of the
7. W. c. A., under the direction of
MiaA Margaret Hyslop, will meet
Monday afternoon. The inexperienced
children will work on samplers, and
those who have had some work in
sowing will begin work on Christmas
gtfts. Each child Is urged to bring her
own thimble and needle to the class
Monday.
Miss Ethelwyn Martz gave a tea in
the parlors of Davis hall on FRIDAY
i afternoon In compliment to her sis
ter, Mrs. Pauline Martz de Ro3as. who
left the same day en- route to her
home. ahe went first to. .Sarles, Nd,
to visit for n week. and will then
go on to New York city to Join her
husband.
Miss Irene Drowley who will occu-
by Mrs. de Rojaa' quarters in Davis
hail was \ special guest at the tea.
4 X
Prof. r.. A. Soto will be the speaker
at the Y. w. C. A. vesper services held
in the 7 parlors on Sunday after
noon. His topic will be Porto Ric6."
Miss Catherine Finch will sing some
numbers, and the members of Mrs. N,
r. Lincoln's Sunday school class will
be the hostesses. and will serve re-
freshments. -
4 +
The Progressive club is entertaining
at a dancing party in the Labor tenn.
pie this evening. Refreshments will
be served, apa-a social time enjoyed
the committee announces.
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Gerard Will Not
Disappoint German,

New York, Nov. s26.-James w.SGe.,
.rards former ambassador to Germany.
whossWas reported by German hewspa-i
per- recentlysas having died In Paris,
ha1a no intention OF dSying the report;
b c0mmented d = he read
Iclippin6s{ from 0erman newspapers
many. why should I toll them I'm
alive, now that they've Used up the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-25

Phoenix. Ariz., Nov. 25.-Arizona's
sunshine combined with a diet Of: fruit
and vegetables has given the state an
almost perfect baby.
Patricia Ann Roberts is the young
ster who scored o. Fin a Better Babies
Contest. Her mother Mrs. j. L. Rob
Nerts ofPhoenix, declares that put door
life is1largely responsible for her only
child's peffection: : ri ~. g.
She lives fa perfectly natural, life
in; the wide"oben. Her food consists
aim ost entirely OF fruits and 'vege-
tables although sweets are not ia
booed.L, s -
Baby Patricia Ann is 28.months old
and weighs 27h pounds. She is q
pretty child of fair complexion and
sky blue eyes. She is always happy
and full Of pep 49,
The daddy OF thefsweepstakes win
her. is the chief clerk of the Standard
Oil company branch In this city. X /.
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selling pies for fifteen cents to twenty
cents apiece. There were all kinds
of pies from the plain apple, peach
and plum with crust on them for
fifteen cents each...to the lemon
GUSTAV I'd. peach meGipgue, coconnut,
and SO forth for twenty cents a pie.
And all We're neatly arranged on
slielyestinside his wagon. eS
Ing their pies, it made them hungry.
And as I said before, Bobbie's special
weakness In the eatable line waA pie.
Lets. stop trying to And anything
for ms To buy fora while and we'll
stop AndXeat some. pie. Ny treat!
What kind d6Syou want ~ II don't
care. II like any kind What kind arc
you going to take !"
"rBlueberry!" !.
Here Ia ,fifteen cents said Bobbis
Ito. the man. GIVE us a. bluebefry
And the boys retired from the
crowd to a bank and sat doWn and
began to eat their het pie. Robbie Hebbie gave
Johnnie the plate. and he shad the
piece of paper It had been wrapped
In Tor q plat, and az they ate that
blueberfySipie they got blackO and
they looked IKE holes III their faces,
but they were g happy as happy
When Bobb:s Vas half through, h
stopped with HIS mouth full ard said.
lsastJohnnie, I have lit! know what
I am going to buy Ftthgnny money
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Bethany. lutheran.

Zion Lutheran church, Chestnut and
Fourth avenue. English services at
E10:45; Morse services at 7:l6. Tho
Echoir will give special music at both
[serVces.s English Sunday school and
bible classes at $40; NORGE Sunday
school and bible. classes at II: Mems
CLUB next Thursday evening at 8: mid
week devotional meeting "Wednesday
evening. thanksgiving services In
Norse next Thursday. morning. at
1915; thelrY. p. T.. will, hays, a. social
gathering next Friday evening. David
stoeve. !. e, 6 !,
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Evan1eliC61

e Eval0cI1paQl.- =. n. q
Corner; Fifth street and.t Belmont
avenue. Divine services will be held
as folloE,: German J. rnS preacsins. le: :,
Evangelical 5unior League. $3.50 r, ~.
League, 1850 p. m. All
p. m. the Woman's M~issionarS society
will giVe-a program;Nat the evening
-Eer,dce4 There will be- special speak
irg and%sinsing by Observation-Disclosures
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+GRAIN m MOVING.

wattord City, y. P, NOV. Y-Aff-
er a delay Of several days due to
stormy weather, long c~avalcades of
grain tanks are again to be seen on
all roads leading into this city, haul
ing wheat here. Tor shippents to the
large mapkets.
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This is d THANKSGIVING meeting. The
members will open their thank roiIer-
Ing boxes. y. G. Menges. pastor.
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Mrst LMuharall.

Evening SOM service. t:46
o'clock. AnthemaN by choir N.VDhn
soloist, Miss Ausilsa SOrenecn
6oloIsts-Mrs. g. ]. Gislason.s Der,
Lee. o. Lyngholm.
Duet--Miss Margaret q orgrimsen
and Miss Hannah Thoreson.
Address by Mtss Evelyn skioster
SPIRITUALITY" g, ThoryftmAen. di-
rector; M4nhMoliie Markell. ;oFsnnist
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First Lutheran.

Belmont and Fourth avenues. S.
L.. Tallakson, pastor. Sunday school,
,9:45. Adult bible GLASS, 10. Worship,
when Jesus Returns-One Taken.
the Other Left" Special choir an.
them, with Mrs. CD. Gislason, solo
let. SONG, service At 7i:45. Several
'vlolinist. Three vocal solos Vocal
duet. How Cant Help MY ChIfeh??nt y,
BY Evelyn Kloster. = - ~. 800
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EVENING EDITION..

!. . -. =. -. n. !. rH.. - ..3... :. 2 .s.f IL Neh
Postlude-Triumphal March. Read
Mrs. r. H. Lehman-OrEantg4
Prof. Foster Krake-Utrector9a
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Immanuel swedish In,tl,er.M

Corner OF Alpha Ave. and 6th ST.
Sunday school and Bible class 1t
$3.50. The gtrls' chorus will meet at
1880 for the purpose 4x6f practicing
er league viii meet in the church next
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
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First Methodist Episcopal.

Rev. George A. Henry, pastor, Sum
day. November 20. Morning worship
io:36, sermonN THE Gospel OF God"
pastor; Sunday school 12,ciW ~ A.:&$Mc-
! Intyre. superintendent !, Epworth
league Evening worship 1880:
Musical program by the choir.
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Z. The Lutheran; FreeI C,hurch. I

Corner Cottonwood st. and End .Avea
:Norae Services sundks mos6.a7RfMraatt
~1o;l51and Engltsh At HAS. The choir
win. sing: Sunday school and, Bible
class services also Sunday evening at
1880. Prayer. meeting and Bible study
Wednesday evening at =sao'clock. La
dies Aid Friday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Choir meets Friday evening.
Confirmation class. saturday forenoon
at .9:45.&s. =
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Pageant
At ST. Marks
Church Sunday

At : special Thanksgiving service
in st. Marks church. a group Of
young women will present q Harvest
Home pageant, 1.-THE Cross In the
Midst of<fhe Year on Sunday eve
ming, beginning at s o'clock.
The story opens with a prologue by
"Autumn'' In which she tells Of the
old pagan custom OF bringing gifts to
Ceres. their goddess OF plenty. and
shows how much more the Christian
il, bound to return thanks to God at
this season. After the prologue.
Autumn summons the other charac-
ters who. with appropriate lines, re-
spond and place their offerings at the
foot of the cross. The cast Of char
acters follows:
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Conxregational Church.

Iawrense B. Robertson. minister.)
1l:Q0s q, morning worship.
Thanksgiving saryice. Sermon The
spiyA, Of the Pilgrims" Music,
Anthem-GPralse sthe Lord o Jeru-
salem" (Maunder), and rye Shall
Dwell In the Land {st&inerr. by the
choir under Prof. Fred A. Beidlcman.
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During the presentation a panto-
mine Ia to be given by Miss Agnes
Glockner. The committee in charge
consists of Miss Aleda, Nelson, chair
man.; Miss Loretta Glockncr and Miss
Hazel Lan1bc. ~ ~