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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-10-26
TAFT Was ONCE
RICH TROPICAL.
GRAZING LAND

TAFT Cal, Oct. Thousands Of
years ago the desert oil land around
Taft was rich, tropical grazing
country over which roamed camels,
lions, mastadon, bear and other ami
mails. according TO John B. Stevens,
representative OF the geology depart
ment of the University Of California.
Bones of these animals who gener-
ly are found n the tropics have
been found near McKittrick, an oil
point not far from here. The bones
were discovered in brea land, the
geoloical term for tar bed.
An interesting discovery was made
a year ago of a partial skeleton Of
a pleistocene horse Probably this
horse, Stevens said, lived here dur
ing the Plelstocene period, the last
period Of the ice age which began
some 250,00O years ago.
Stevens himself not only discover
ed the skull OF a lion. The worn
condition OF the teeth caused him
to believe that about 10000 years
have passed since the animal was
caught in the tar beds probably
while looking for water.
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JAPS EVACUATE
FROM siberia;
REDS CONTROL
New Forces in Complete Pos.
session of VIadivOstOk Fol-
lowing inventory

TOXIC, oct. 26.-Troops of the
Red army representing the Far East
ern Republic OF Siberia, We're in com
pete occupation Of Vladiyostok The
last Of the Japanese soldiers eyacu,
ated yesterday handing over to the
invading Reds an inventory OF arms
left behind and keys to the ware,
house containing them,
Japanese troops who have been
embarking since Tuesday, left the
Siberian port in ten transports. max
ing a stately procession. The Ameri-
can gunboat British and French
cruisers and Japanese warships re
mained in Vlaiivostok harbor to
protect foreigners until 'he Chita
forces have taken over the admin,
stration and assumed responsibility
for maintaining order
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living costs
AUSTRIA RISES
ALARMING RATE
Increase Reported at Twenty
Thousand Per Cent Since
First of the Year

VIENNA, Oct. 2.--It is estimated
that the cost OF living in Austia
has increased over 10000 per cent
since January of this year.
Each monthly index number, on
which al government salaries as
well as agreements between en-
ployers and employed are based, has
mounted steadily, until this month
government employees receive sal
aries equal to 1856 times the amount
paid in March of 1921. This and
other government outlay has been
met largely by the printing press,
until the current statement of the
Bank shows a total
note circulation of nearly two thou
sand billions OF kronen. One weeks
increase alone was 100000. 100000.
Within the last month strict gov
ernment control over all dealings in
foreign exchange has raised the
krone from about $4,000 to $4,000
to the dollar. But despite this there
has been no appreciable check in
rising prices. 1t is claimed, for ex-
ample. that flour, margarine, beef,
fats, coffee, clothing, shoes and fuel
are above world parity.
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OIL DRILLING
RECORD MADE
in CALIFORNIA
CalitrOIeum Oil Company Estab-
fishes New Record in Put
ting Down New Gusher

The CaI,troIeum Oil comnapy Oh
Grating near Taft and controlling
12O acres Of the most valuable land
in that proven oil district. estab.
lshad a new drilling record for Cali
forpa In SINKING we'll No. 2" rcma.k
c4 Victor Brandt moving spirit In
the corporauop who returned I'd
Tonopah this morning. We pu. the
vel down to a depth of $500 feet
in 50 days and with SO days' actua,
drilling We have completed ce
of tho watar and within tho
next two weeks or not later than
November 10 we will bring in an.
other gusl.r This is simply an
offset well 30 1. which has made
.. s..- e+an r..r
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PERSON N AL

MRS. c. T. LAWRENCE, of Man.
haitian, is a visitor to Tonopah today.
TONY BRACKETT, well known
resident of Manhattan, is a visitor
to Tonopah today.
OTTO sCHWEIGER, well known
resident of Nina, is business yisi,
or to Tonopah.
L. D. GORDON, president and gen
eraI manager of the Round Mountain
Mining company, is a visitor to
Tonopah.
MISS MABEL LITTLE left this
morning for Berkeley, where she
will visit with relatives for a month.
NEWT GRUNLEY arrived last
night from Reno and will remain a
few days looking after business mat
ters.
VICTOR BRANDT, who has been
at Bakersfield looking after his in
terests in the Calitro,eum Oil COM
pany, has returned home.
BEN D. LUCE is home from Rands-
burg where he spent the last three
weeks looking over the mines of
hat district.
HARRY c. STIMLER, who accom-,
panied w. NJ. Waddell, New York,
broker, to Reno. on the latter's
return trip to the east, arrived home
his morning
AMBROSE MURPHY, who is now
leasing on one Of the mines at Gold
field, left this morning for that camp
after a brief business visit here.
JAY HENDERSON, JR., who has
been employed at the Nine Workers
Mercantile store, has gone to San
Francisco. where he will learn the
vulcanizing business.
JOHN w. SHERWIN, general man.
ager of the West End Consolidated
Mining company. arrived this morn.
ing from Oakland to look after of.
f!cial business.
THOMAS A. FRAZIER auditor of
the Tonopah Mining company, &C.
companied by his wife and baby,
departed this morning for San Fran.
cisco, where Mr.. Frazier will look
after business matters.
HERBERT MANGER, who has
been connected with the Tonopah
laundry for a long time, accompani
ed by his wife and mother-in-law
Mrs. Frank Hagen, has gone to San
Francisco to reside permanently.
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POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE
UNITED IN MARRIAGE

Joseph f. O'Brien, who is employ
I'd as an electrician by the West
End Consolidated Mining company.
took his friends by surprise yester-
lay when he was united in marriage
1t Godfield TO Miss Ada Warren
Until recently one of the hello"
girls in the local office OF the Ne
gada Telephone-Telegraph company
Justice Bradley officiating The
room is a young man of strict in
egrity and excellent habits and has
l wide clrc,e Of friends throughout
he district The bride is a mos,
'harming young woman and has a
'ost Of friends who vii, wish her
luch happiness in her matrimonial
.enture Mr.. and Mrs. O'Br.en will
axe Their home in Tonopah
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DREAMED OF BURGLARS
AND SUCH PROVED TRUE

CHICAGO, Oct 26.-Mrs, c. E.
Miller dreamed burglars were in the
mouse last night and awoke to find
sue had been stabbed in bed with
"n Ice pick, her husband reported
" Inc police. He said he found the
"ont door open and S12OO in jewelry
'aSeh' Mrs. Mlller's wound is not
SERIOUS She said she didn't think
: was regular burglar" She told
a weird tale of annoyances extend
Jug INTO the occult which she attrib-
u'eo to French army lieutenant she
,s'ected in San Francisco prior TO
her marriage.
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PARLIAMENT IS
OISBANDED BY
english KING
OratOry Fills the Land by AS
Oirants for Seats, With
Lloyd George Active

LONDON. Oct. ga procIama,
,,on dissolvlng parliament was sign
o5 nv KING George at privy coun-
al hold at Sandringham, the royal
estate in Norfolk.
' 0~L,av by aspirants for seats
IN fine new parliament fills the land.
Tbirtee7 hundred candidates have
Nm IN now entered the campaign for
membership. in the House of Com
mons Of these about 425 are Con
sarvattyes In round numbers, labor
has 400 candidates in the field, as
ouitban or Free Liberals, 300 Lloyd
ceorr.srs or Nationals and Liberals
ooo The Little Welshman who lost
bis post as premier last week is
vigorously struggling to increase the
number Of candidates under his ban
upr
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-10-26
lake FOREST
UNDER SHELL
Of ARTILLERY
Young Officer Midirected Shots
and Came Mighty Near Dam
aging Many Homes

CHICAGO, Oct. 26-Lake Forest,
the north shore home of many of
Chicagos millionaires. was under q
she'll fire Yesterday and today. A
Young officer at Fort Sheridan 3
under a different kind of fire. Brig.
adler General Mose,y, commandant,
at the fort, began an investigation,
and learned the demonstration had
been mIsdiracted and the young Of
tcer whose name is withheld. will
be disciplined, It was announced
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-10-26
Bella KUN IS WANTED
BY SWISS OFFICERS

GENEVA, Oct. PA warrant for
the arrest OF Bella Kun, former head
70 the Hungarian Soviet government,
which was dominant in Hungary fol
a short time after the war, was is
sued today by the federal police de
partment. Bella Kun is reported to
be hiding in Switzerland with a false
Swiss passport made out in the name
of Alder"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-10-26
MURDER WITNESS HAS
IDENTIFIED WOMAN

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j. Oct &c.
Mrs Jane Gibson, pig raiser, who
claims to have witnessed the mur-
der OF Rev Edgar Wheeler Hall and
Mrs. Eleanor Mills, tod newspaper,
men today she had identified the
woman who she asserts was with
ihe slayer. Mrs. Gibson said she
had once met the woman at a rum
mage sale and instantly recognized
her at the scene OF the murder on
the Philips farm. She added she
had Seen her since the double muir
der and was sure of her recognition.
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CHAS. CHANDLER
PARTY IS HERE:
FOR BIG RALLY
Butler Theatre Will be Scene
Tonight Greatest Meeting
of Present Campaign

There promises to be lively do,
ings tonight in TonOpah as a result
of the scheduled republican rally
which will be held at the Butler
theatre at $50 o'clock, or following
the first show Elaborate prepara-
tiOns were made for the reception
of the Chas. S. Chandler party, the
members of whom have today been
getting acquainted with the voters.
In the party are Chas, S. Chandler,
republican nominee for United States
senator; A. Grant Miller, nominee
tor congress; George E. Smith, nom
inee for state printer; f, H. Hunting,
nominee for state treasurer, and
George R. Russell, nominee for sur
veyor general.
This afternoon at republican head
quarters in the Mizpah hotel re
ception was held in honor OF the
distinguished visitors. and hundreds
Of ladies' were present to pay their
respects. An orchestra was engag-
ed for the occasion and between the
hours of and o'clock there was
4 constant stream of visitors at
Headquarters.
The rally tonight at the Butler
theatre promises to prove an epoch
making event in the political life
of Tonopah and visitors have been
arriving in numbers from outside
districts of Nye and EsmeraIda coun'
ties, who are desirous of being in
formed concerning the true condi-
ton Of state and nation. Messrs.
Chandler and Miller are acknowl
edged to be two of the most finished
orators in the entire west, and coup
ed with this accomplishment they
are versed thoroughly in the great
issues that are now confronting the
people Of the nation. They know
what they are talking about and have
facts and figures at their finger tips
that are incontroyertibe They vii
explain any question that may have
proved perpleXing, and their ad-
dresses will be well worth hearing
Make it your duty to be present
at this rally tonight as some mighty
interesting political dope is going
to be injected into the meeting.
Last night two of the biggest raj
lies of he campaign were conducted
at Round Mountani and at Manhat-
tan. The entire populace of both
towns turned out to greet the Chas.
S. Chandler party, and the reception
that they received is indicative tina
they will receive a large majority
when the votes are counted a week
from next Tuesday. The Round
Mountain rally which was held a.
7 o'clock brought forth oodles of
enthusiasm, and the various candi-
dates made a most favorable i'm,
preston. The same was true al
Manhattan, and everybody not en-
gagged in some line of human en-
deavor made it point to be present.
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WIFE SLAYER HELD TO
SUPERIOR COURT FOR TRIAL

FRESNO, Oct. 26.-Whle defense
attorneys sought to bring out cor
onor's jury verdict OF "just.fiable
homicide" to obtain the release OF
George Harlow, confessed wife STAY
er, Justice Short of O'Neals passed
up the verdict and held Harlow to
the superior court for trial on a
charge of murder preferred by F. L,
Orr, father of the dead woman.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-10-26
fascist CALL
MILITARY MEN
TO GET READY
Has Ordered All Sections to
Keep in Readiness Eight
Hundred Thousand

ROME Oct. 26.-Benito Mussolinl
head of the Fascist, has called to.
gether all military leaders of that
organization and simultaneously has
ordered all military sections of Fas.
cisti to keep in readiness 100000
workers who have joined the Fas,
cisu organizations, ordered to co,
operate at an opportune moment
with the military sections. 1t is in.
tcrpreted here as preparation for
the assumption Of power by the Fas-
c.sti
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-10-26
EIGHT MEN ESCAPE
DEATH FROM BOMBS

FRESNO, Oct. 26.--Eight men mar.
rowly escaped death or serious In
jury when a bomb exploded fifteen
yards from the resthouse in the
Galwa yards il the Santo Fe rail
road last night according to q re.
port made here A huge hole was
torn in the ground and several ties
in the main track were ripped up.
The yards largely employing non
union men, were thrown into an up
roar while a squad of special police
combed the nearby vineyard for per
sons responsible for the bombing
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THIS POTATO SEED
WAS SOME PROLIFIC

LONDON, Oct. 6.-What is claim
ed to be a worlds record in potato
growing is reported from Ilkerton.
In the presence ofa large number
of people a farmer named F Peel
weighed potatoes totalling S24 lbs''
six ounces, all Of which were pro
duced from one pound Of seed.
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ENGLAND TO BUILD
GREAT BATTLESHIPS

LONDON, Oct 26.-Admiralty. it
was stated on high authority, has is
sued tenders for the construction of
Two S55,OOO-:on battleships, This is
IN accordance with the Washington
agreement, but there has been much
discussion on whether Great Britain
would build these ships.
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u. S. INVITED TO
NEAR EAST CONFAB

PARIS. Oct. 26.-France, Italy and
Great Britain have agreed to invite
the United States to participate of
f!cial,y in the Near East conference
at Lausanne, Switzerland on Novem
ber 13.
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CANADIAN BOOZE SHIP
IS ORDERED RELEASED

WASHINGTON, Oct 26,-Release
of the Canadian schooner, Emerald
seized by prohibition officers last
week, eight miles off New York. was
forecast today by high treasury Of
ficials. While they still awaited a
final report on the seizure against
which the British government has
protested, officials said a preliminary
investigation indicated there was not
sufficient evidence OF intent to
violate the American prohibition
as to warrant holding the craft.
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MERE GIRL GUILTY
MURDER FIRST DECREE

WHITE CLOUD, Mich, Oct. go
Mrs Meia Hodeu,a 2O-year-old swamp
country girl. was found guilty of
inst degree murder in connection
with the death OF her invalid father
Inlaw, David Hodell The Jury de-
liberated a little over two hours
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UNIVERSITY
TO HAVE BIG HOTEL

PALO ALTO Cal, Oct. 26.-Prom-
inent residents of Palo Alto this
week are conducting a drive to sell
$3.50, 900 stock in a local corporation
which plans to build a $25O,OO0 hotel
on the Stamford University campus
here. Shares are offered at 500
each, and 1t is thought the entire
amount will be subscribed when the
campaign closes this week.
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ACQUITTED OF MURDER
IS AGAIN IN PRISON

DES MONIES, Ia, Oct. 26.--Less
than "a hours after being acquitted
of a murder charge by a jury which
deliberated over 80 hours. Edward
Gillespie, a negro, was in Jail again
on complaint of John Graves, a
negro, who told the police Gillespie
made an attempt on his life. Gil
lespie was found not guilty Of mur-
dering Chief" Johnson. an Indian
ball player
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-10-26
NO FIRE FIGHTERS
AT THE ARGoNAuT MINE

JACKSON, Oct. 26,-At the investt-
CATION into the Argonaut mine dis
aster Which began by a commission
appointed by the governor witnesses
testified that fire drills were almost
unknown at the mine and little or
no instruction ever given in fight
ing possible underground fires.
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KU KLUX KHAN GETS
GENUINE ROASTING

SPRINGFIELD, H., Oct 20
Christ probably would be tarred and
feathered by the Ku Klux Klan were
he again to appear on earth, Isldore
Leven. Independent candidate for the
legislature from the forty,fifth dis
trict, declared today in announcing
a straight anti Ku Klux Klan plat
form
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PLANS PHOTOGRAPHIC
WEDDING EX-KAISER

DOORN, Oct, 26.-It is reported
a plan is afoot to photograph from
an airplane the wedding process,
sion Of Former Emperor William and
Princess Hermine OF Reuss as it pro-
ceeds from the chateau Through
the grounds to the gate Of the lodge
where the civil ceremony will be
performed Airmen consider it to
be a dangerous exploit because Of
the dense woods in the grounds Of
the chateau,
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TWO oEElcERs KILLED

NORFOLK, Oct. 26.--Lieutenants
Errechson and Armstrong were in
stantly killed when the JN-4 train
ing plane fe.l 500 feet at the Hamp-
ton roads naval air station.
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MOVIE ACTOR ACQUITTED

HACKENSACK, n. j., Oct. IS
George Cline, Charles Scu,lion, and
Alice Thornton were acquitted today
Of the murder OF Jack Bergen, a
movie actor, by a jury.
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THE WEATHER

Local observer United States
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-10-26

Temperatures, Extremes
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rsadh they that Of this
which 10
~ kasA."
1, Mid-wcck Service "Thc Pamos VISION Chap l.
Nov M Chrsts Message to the Earlier Churchea Chap
p NJ the Later Churches" Chap. g.
Entire Church in the Third Heaven Chap
THE Perfect Worhncss Universal Worship OF the
Lamb" Chap 8.
IL, p NJ. 1.-THE Opening Of the Six Seals Chap g.
Mid-wesk Service "Tho Tribuaton Saints" Chap T.
A. NJ hs Seventh Seal and the -Four Tumpct Chap g.
M. "Thc Fifth and Sixth Trumpcts," Chap.
Mighty and the Little Book Chap TO-
1.-THE Witnesses the Seventh Trumpet Chapl
Nov. 49, p. NJ. "The War in Heaven" Chap IL
Dec. 3. A. NJ "Thc Six Angelo" Chap -
3. P. NJ, "Thc Seven Angeh" Chap. 10.
Service 1.-THE Seven Viah" Chap 10
Dec Reignof Mystical Babylon Chap H.
M "Ths Fall and Ruin Of Mystical Babylon CHIP 49,
Dec. A. NJ. "Thc Millennium" Chap 90.
Dec II, p. NJ. "Thc Eternal State" Chap. 2fi-22:b.
Dld.week Service "Thc Closing Mes sage" Chap 2262l
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whEAIRlDGE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
ROBERT 4. ADAMS, Pastor -
1880 A. NJ. Sunday School.
1900 A. N. Morning Worship.
1880 P M. Epworth League De-
votional meeting and short sermon
All are cordially welcome.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
A. C. HOOVER. Pastor

Sunday School 1890 .. m.
Morning Worship 11:00
Wednesday prayer hour 7:45.
Epworth League $3.50.
Evening Worship 1880
Morning Subject Approaching
cur Crunch"
Evening subject Evangelism"
The evening service will be in
charge Of Rev. Murray Beatty Of
Golden with whom Rev. Hoover is ex-
changing pulpits for that service.
Let US give him good hearing.
AT LAST. For fifteen years the
congregation have waited and hoped
and prayed and planned for a new
church. The realization Of their
aspirations have always been set
ahead until "next year" The World
War and subsequent conditions
seemed TO put death blow to their
desired. The old church which has
stood for thirty years has become no
source Of pride say nothing about its
inadaquacy. Recently an annex
was added to accommodate the Sunday
School. The attendance at the
morning service taxes the capacity
Of the small auditorium. A proper
location has long been mooted
question and new sites were under
consideration. But finally in their
meeting last week the official board
made history when II decided to en-
Aure delay no longer. The building
committee consisting Of Evans, Far
RE. Olson. Schultz and Powers pre-
rented the matter to the conxrega-
tinn and called for volunteer work
men. The idea took like wildfire.
Tcsms and hands were offered. The
Ladies Aid viii serve dinner. II was
st time Of great rejoicing. In their
Monday evening the COM
r,ittee employed Mr.. A. 8. Wilson Of
Denver a. architect and already he
has started upon the drawing Of the
rlars for the proiect This church.
rh"- r"mp'eted. viii r" a commun-
Nv building having besides beauti-
FIJI auditorium a community hall. =
-vmrssinm. Kitchen. social rooms
md departmentalized Sunday school
-no-. The first unit Of this build
w vii, h. convicted ~ soon as
The rcmaind.- will be
.,rrnieted IN the course Of f"w
VOWS. Excavation for the basement
'v'll hevir At once ard r~o-nd will
IN h-oken Snnd,v fc'lowi-r the
rrc~nir~ service VIXEN several Of the
,,aer w~mbers of the church will
Iift tho first soil. You are invited 70
rnme md join with M IN the launch
'-~ Of this endeavor which In the
cnd will FIJI a long felt need.
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A meeting will be held next Mon
day evening Oct. Both. at 7:45 at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. New
comb to perfect an organization Of
the Arvada Choral Society. All old
members and anyone interested In
such an organization, are cordially
invited to be present. The enroll
ment fee remains the same as last
year and is $1.00 for the season be-
ginning in September. Arvada can
and should support strong musical
society and we earnestly solicit you-
help al this time to get such society
properly orpanizcd.
VIM. F. DUNCAN,
III. KEIFER.
f. L. NEwCoMB. Com.
Tellers have moved into the Stoke
house.
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ARMADA PRESBYTERIAN
CLINTON REED. Pastor

Sabbath School at V:Ah q. m.
Morning Service for Worship and
Preaching Of the Word at IL.
Christian Endcayor NJ $50 p. m.
Evening Service ri 1880.
Mid-Week Service FOR Bible Study
and Prayer. Wednesday. 7:30 y. m.
At the morning service the Pastor
win give the closing lesson in the
series on the Song Of Solomon.
"eolomon's Description of Christ"
Song 6:10-16.
We will have no evening service
"The Revelation Of Jssus Christ. "
unto His servants thing, which 'nu,
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science services are he'll
Sunday morning al West First anu
Adelaide Streets. ~ IL O'Clock.
Subject Everlasting Punishment" "
SUNDAY Sct,.o, NJ ":Au
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BAPTIST CHURCH
W. +. COLE. Pastor

Bible school at GAS =. N.
Preaching n ! \ 40 = m.
B. Y. r. u. at & AS p. m.
p, e;lching service ut 7 AS y. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:l6
p. m.
REVIVAL MEETINGS AT
VA THE BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor Cole is being assisted this
week and rcxt in raecinI meetings
BY Ev@rccIis. I."vg.lin. sometimes
cslird "Thc WIS. v'-o'nian."
The meetings thus far have been
very hclrfu'. Co.'s sririt has been
With US and eou's ere hc~'nning to
.thirk about .he'~ relation to God.
How rne. vr', i-'n~ ~ With Him?
Evangelist Icuphlir y a very
forceful spcaker. IL presents the
truth with M tircevt-in sound. He
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