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MYSTERIOUS WONAN
WITH \ BANB Ron

4 Mysterious Woman With Band
Box Arrived Yesterday and is Stop
ping at The Thelma-Shc * Great
ing Quite Sensation ON Account
OF the Contents OF Her Band Box.
Yesterday morning when the train
pulled in from Tampa most charm
ing little French widow stepped OFF
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-01-17

Rub-My-Tism, aantiseptic and
pain killer, or infected sores, tet-
ter, sprains, neuralgia, rheuma-
tiSm.
, 1922-05-30
TELEGRAM MS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

Santiago, Chile May 22nd. A eve
earthquake, lasting for five minutes, was
felt here vest .rday mnr9lng. The phe-
nomenon was alsv -~porienced IN other
parts of the republic, but DC damage is
Belfast. MAY, 22nd. Mr.. w. J. Twad-
deli, member of the Northern Parliament
was shot here this morning and died lP+
in hospital. He was proceeding to'bd.
ness when was struck by several shots
Mr. Twaddell is the first member OF Par
lament to be attacked in the history OF
Belfast disorders. His killing has caused
the issuance of a manifesto by Sir James
Craig. which says My detestationo OF this
horrible crime fills me with such lndlg-
nati31 that have summoned a special
meeting Of the Cabinet and Of all the au-
thorities dealing with law and order.
Such an event as this demands Just re-
London May, 22nd. 1t todays meeting
of the Parliament of NOrthern Ireland
the Premier announced that the Irish
republican army hsd been proclaimed an
illegal assembly, says a Central News
despatch from Belfast.
Doblin May, 23rd. The Ardfhels, the
national sim Fem organization, has r9tl-
fled the agreement reached last week IN
the Dali Eireann, regarding the holdlng
If elections and the composition OF the
Government. After voting it's approval
the session was adjourned.
San Juan, ?. r. May 18th. Following
is the result of tennis Singles Country
Club VS. St. Thomas. Cope beat Board-
nan /, 60. Bare beat (1atfney 3, SO.
ElfWorth beat Davis 6-l OIL.
, 1922-05-30

met headed by Herr Schober, the Chan
cellOr, resigned today owing to Parlia-
ment having reduced the credits asked
for by the Government.
Toxic, May oath. The Shantung agree
ment negotiated with China at the Wash
Rington Conference has been ratified by
Japan,
Caro-, Egyot Ma 24th. Wilfred Cave.
a British officer, assistant commandment
of police here. was shot and killed while
returning from bicycling. Six bullets Of
different kinds were found in his body
proving that there was more than one as
sassin. No arrests having been made.
Cave once belonged to the bodyguard Of
ViscOunt Miner.
Washington, May oath. A reduction in
freight rates on railways. averaging 1927
were ordered today by the interstate com
merce commission, in a decision resulting
from its enquiry into the general rale
structure of the Nation. The cut in
freight rates was fixed by the commission
at Az in the eastern territory. 1870 in
th9 western territory and 12W in the
southern and mountain pacific territories.
Al reductions ordered are effective on
July LIST and constitute a greater cut than
was generally expected.
Paris May, 18th. Because of a slight
fog this forenoon t,ere was some delay
in the departure of the British a~viatorS,
who reached Paris yesterday from Eng
land.
, 1922-05-30

New vo,' May oath. The early raw
sugo brmer and prices were
r; anu J0ne sb~ipmentOf Cubas
led al 2.9t16. cost and freight
for centrifugal. There was
rade in raw sugar futures, and
ganced on covering and buying
: and outside account, prompted
frmness of the spot market.
t midday were 2 to 3 points net
The market for refined was firm
prices were advanced, 5 to 10 points
to the basis o. 5 60 for fine grarulated,
by four Of the local r~efners, while the
price by one was unchanged at $50. The
demand was fair and refined futures
were nominal
Berlin May 24th. There are persistent
rumoufs here OF a Cabinet crisis. owing
to Dr. Wirtb, the Chancellor, having decl-
ded to endorse the proposals made to the
reparations commission in Paris by Herr
Hermes, Minister of Finance, especially
the proposal to impose new taxation to
cover the increase in Germa2y's floating
dtbt.
Berlin, May 24th. The German battle
ship Hanover and the torpedo boat ) IL
collided during the night manoeuvres last
night, near Sassnitz, ten sailors OF the
torpedo boat being killed.
Berlin, May-24th. An explosion occur
red in a dynamite factory 10 Schiesbuch,
near Cologne, today. five Workmen being
killed and one injured.
Vienna, May 21th. The Austrian Cab
, 1922-05-30

Contribution to THIS paper a0iU be glad
10 received when the same deals Wlh mot
ters of general interest, and IS accompG-
MED witb the authors name, as a guar
Gntee OF good faith The editor co~not
responsible for the v5e10S Qt has cOrrespU"
dents nor does he necessarily endorse them.
, 1922-05-30

Entered as second-cJass matter Mag
2}th 1917 at the Post Office at Christian
sted, st. Croir, Y. l. of the u. S. A., en-
der the Act of March 8. 1879.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of The
Capital Traction Company fur the election
Of a board Of directors for the ensuing year
and the transaction Of such other business
a. may he brought before the meeting, will
he held at the Office Of the company, Beth
and NJ SITS. nv. Washington, ID. c, on
Thursday. January l., 1872. az lO:I5 O'Clock
a. m. The polls will be open from IL O'Clock
a. m. until L. O'Clock noon. II. d. CRAMP-
ron. Secretary.
decs- jal2,inc az
STONE AND PO0LE'S DRUG STORE, 1910
Ia. ave. NV, has discontinued the all
night service. c.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
will he a meeting Of the stockholders Ut
tho Dome Oil Company. a corporation or
canized and existing under the laws Of the
District Of Columbia. 10 be held at the 81
foes Of the company, Rooms EOS and 2O9,
Union Trust building, Washington, II. &,
at IL O'Clock noon On Thursday, January ".
1872. for the purpose Of considering a pro-
posed increase in the amount Of its capital
stock. or the sale Of the entire assets TO n
proposed new corporation Of the same OF
similar name. HARRY STEVENS. ERNEST
{. RUEBSAM, r. W. RICHARDS, Trustees.
jams. 81
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SP ANISH Sts%IsG or \

Profs. from spain-couversstionhl Method.
RAPID Progress. lSiS-iT 81. Nv. n. s6sS.
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T. H. STEPHENS AND T. W. HILL. JE..
lttoruevs

T. = L.
Attorneys.
IN THE SUPREME COIRT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia. Holding . District
Court. In r.: Condcmna tion 81 land frr
an alley in Squar" so. in tho District -
Columbia. District Court No lsd3, NOTICE
AND ORDER OF PUBLICATION. Notisr J.
hereby given that the Commissioners a the
District q Columbia. pursuant % the pro-
visions OF Section 1900 10 section 1glS .
inclusive. 81 the Code Of law for the Ds-
trict 81 Columbia. have filed petition iu
this court praying for tho condernnattsn ~
the land necessary Tor alley purfs1-rS fH
Square A45 thounded by n and e. 9Th aua
9Th SITS. and South CarolinH ave. So D.. Ga tir.
District 81 Columbia. shown on a plat
or map filed with the said petition a. rz-.
thereof. and praying also that this Uourt
empsnel n jury In accordance with tho iaw
provided Tor in such cases 70 assess tho
damages each owner o. land o. h. taken ma
sustain ty reason Of the condemnation -
land for alley purposes. and To- assns- -
benefits resulting thercfrou tho rurI-.
amount Of said damages. Including tho o.
nenscs Of these proceeding. up0n rHrh IHf
or part Of lot or parcel 81 land. which VIII
he benefited by said alley. IN the proportion
that the said jury may End said bots PARTS
OF lots or parcels Of land will 10 hrn~htrd %
provided for. in ard nv tho aforesaid code
81 Law. II j.. nv the Court this Hth dav -
January. 1922. ORDERED. That all rersoas
having any interest in these proceedings b.
sAN AAl'-N AfIfNAs NufUfNl ana FHfln nfNfHf
( 10 appear in this Court On ur before tH-
18Th day Of January. 1922. Of lU n'rlrrl
a. m. and rontinuc in ATTENDANCE until t'rr
Court shall have made it, final order ratif,
ing aud confirming the award 81 darnar..
ana the assessment q heneffS ~ ffr frry
20 he cnpan"ied and sworn herein. and m
Is further ORDERED. That a copy ~ ilts
notice aud order he published Iwicr n v.rA
Tor two successive weeks in tho Wasting.
ton Times. The Washington Herald aud
tho Washington Evening star. ncwsparsrr,
published in the said District. sonirn..ir iur
az least ten days hcfore the said .Sth drv
81 January, lS22. u is further ORDERED
That copy 81 this notice and order b.
served by tho United States Marshal or nj
deputies, uron each Of tho owners ~ th5.
{ fee % the land 20 10 condemned ltf-rei, D.
may h. found by the said Marshal. cr his
deputies. within the District % Columbia
! before tho said 2Sth day ~ January. Iaas
/ by tho Court. A. A. H0EHLINC. Iustifr
] A true copy Test: tSean MORGAN %.
BEACH. CLERK. by W. z. WILLIAMS.
Asst. Clerk.
| jan5.6.ll.l2 :. 0
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EDUCATIONAL
MEDICAL COURSES

technicians, chemists. pharmacists and odcn-
tOlogists. Register at once at the Univer.
sity office, 100 Oregon ave. NV. near 15th
and 4. Medical School loCated Of iith
and h.
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Brooklanc
teTH st; y L.

Q q, b., lot 5OIl0O. 81 so
Thoms, 2. Petty. 2ol3 i4th 81 y. ass
DETACHED HOME: NEW; RMS & 3D.:
h.-w-h-; cleo g.; hardwood floors
throughout; stationary tubs: strictly med
ern; pOss- with dep. This Is the best house
IN this section and can be handled with 81
200 rast aud sT5 per moath: price. $3.50
wtLDiAN & CO.. Oth & n. franklin 6406
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CLAIRVOYANTS
SOC MADAM FONEDA 50
Licensed by the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

EGhPTlAN PIANIST with singular pow
err, can advise you how TO he successfrl iH
business. health and family anairs: gives
nams OF one you Will marry and when: 70
moves evil Influences. This ad and - cents
entities you 20 81 reading. ST. y u nv
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GARAGES.

ST. Mr. 14TH-GARASE SPACE FOR
car: SEQ per month. LOUIS r.
SHOEMAKER, 1907 y. Y. ave- Main 1856.
as
GARAGE. M. HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING
-TwO-story brick; holds four cars; price,
$50. wILDMAS q CO. 9th and u sta
Franklin s4O6 t7p
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MADAM JEANNETTE

Gifted Egyptian ClAirvoyant and PalmiSt:
guarantees 60 read your entire life. PAST.
present and future. She asks NJ questions
but viii tell you what you want To know:
giving names, dates and facts on business
matters. love, health and family Affairs.
Nv y 81. NV 81
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE
Continued.

DETACHED BRICK: RMS. a B.: RECP.
hall; col porch: fur. h.: elect; Al cond-:
nwner will give Immediate possession; tsrDs
at $500. wILDMAN q CO.. 9th and n
sits.
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PROPOSALS.
FINANCIAL.

MONEY FOR 2D TRUST LOANS ON d. O.
property. G. b. LIKENs. 1874 @ st NJ.
Main 5057. 1lo
FIRST TRUST REAL ESTATE NOTES, rs.
secured on modern residences In the Dis
trict Of Columbia: denomination 800 and
upward. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 1907 n.
T. ave. NV, established 1876. Main lioe.
FIRE, AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS, BUR.
rlary insurance. LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER.
1907 n. T. ave. ny. Main 1lee. Inquire
Mr. En1t
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Central Southeast.

NEAR PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
Six -room colonial brick; h.-w.h.:
electricity: front and rear porches:
garage space; 81 900 cash: balance
monthly: price, $500. wiLDMAS
CO. 9th and II st. franklin 64O6.
70
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LEGAL NOTICES.
+. H. STEPHENS q RIEeGoLD HART
Attorneys.

0NNeAatgAs
IN THE SUPREME COTRT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Holding a Distnst
Court. In re-: Condemnation Of land for
alley purposes in SQUARE so2S, In the Dis
trtct Of Columbia. District Court No isp4
NOTICE AND ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Notice Is hereby given that the Commission
ers Of the District Of Columbia. pursuant TO
the provisions Of section 1908 20 section
lGOS ], inclusive. Of the Code Of Law for
the District q Columbia. have fled a peti-
tion in this court praying for the condemna-
tion Of the land necessary for alley purposes
IN Square 1913 tbOunded by Randolph ct.
18th and 18th SITS, and Shepherd sts.. spd
Michigan ave. mel, In the District Of Co
lumbta, a. shown on q plat or map fled
with the said petition as part thsreof and
praying also that this Court empahrl q Jury
In accordance with the law provided for IN
such cases 10 assess the damages each Owu-
or OF land 70 be taken may sustain BY res
son Of the condemnation Of land for alley
purposes in Square 3923. and 60 HsSess a.
benefits resulting therefrom the entire
amount Of said damages. including tie en-
penses of these proceedings. upon each lot ~
part Of lot or parcel OF land. which will ~
benefited by faid alley. in the proportion
that the said jury may md said lots. parts
~ lots parcels Of land will he benefited
a. provided for. in and by the aforesaid
Code Of Law. IL IL. by the Court thls srd
day Of January. 1921. ORDERED that al
ceedings be. and they are hereby, warned
and commanded 10 appear In this Court 80
or before the 2sth day ~ January. Iae2 81
10 O'Clock a. m. and Continue On ATTENDANT
until the Court shall have made it, hua
order ratifying and confirming the award u
damages and the assessment Of beneHtS -
the jury 10 be empEneled and sworn hrrrir
and IL Is further ORDERED. That a copy 90
this notice and order be published twice q
week fr two successive weeks ta tho
Washington star. the Washington Pos aud
The Washington Herald. newspapers pub.
lished In the said District. commenting A.
least ten davS before tho sid 18th dar -
January. 1922 u 10 further ORDERED.
That a copy 81 this notl-c and order ~
served by the United States Marshal. or his
deputies. upon each % the owners - The
fee Of the land 60 be condemned herein .,
may he found by the said Marshal or his
deputies. within the District 81 Columhis
beforr the said eSth day nf January 1922
BY the Court. A. A. HOEHLNG. Juzti.a
trus copy. Test: tSenh MORGAN g.
BEACH. CLERK. BY W. =. WILLIAMS.
Asst. Clerk.
Jan4.5.ll.l2 -
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X 1000
- AN " All -, 1914
NEAL ElAlE fOk YALE
SoutheaSt Central-Conhnued.
prys AZ,
rms. b Sfur. neat 4, N. q, no -,
-. :. . =: -, :: ~;
4 "a each NO. IN. ,,s 800 -
$500. wildnsn 4 Co.. Cd 4 4
isth st. &C.. s..r IA. .... rooms. bath.
o.. 9th q b.
- ,-u 80,
fu,. NJ: for col, ar WITS. a ss,,: so
eask. y. = Ryos Co.. Isc.. IlR8 y st.
e. ras tn.-e, ss'7so. terms. VIA.
vss Co.. 9th d Il. VI. e4oe.
s.25n. 1900. DAVIS . STEELE. i42s
y. Z. ave. y.
Mr. LINCOLN PARK s. E--8 T. q b.
$50: sl'ooo cash. 500 per mo- DAVIS
STEELE, 1920 N. y. ave. nv.
1IH 81: Sc. soon. squares IRON Nay
rssd m-r s-s house. Could easily be CO.
y nne ne soys ar, I . !oN '. DoNo-
5ND an r. sE -r,,.i,a ,,ns a = go.
a. co. 9th and n FrsptiIr exo"
,"@ ~ et.li o1oo:
18TH. NR: sE.-B. W. brick; 8 rms.;
.ord e. !oo. a. ooa arns sS sp WGe percy
20 o, r' ~, m-DAAN q
-, "" .''1 =: ,ran.,,n otoo:
$4,000.
K Ct ,s., mr.. N,yy yards rm, a
large yard
son.
a., v0o
UNI nMEG % onc
ILDmAN q w.,
9Th and III SITS.
--
n. CAh' AVE. BET. sriI e. iI1'h SITS.
rms. orf house. 5000. JOHN y.
poNoIos Sons. 3l4 Pa. ave. -
Improved By sir room hon.ei ,,,s. al.
lar: garage: electricity: furnace heat, Pdes.
$500 JOHN T. DoNcHoE 4 SONS. si4
IA. ave. Sc
1T an prr Urn .,
COO JOHN y. DoNoHOE 4 SONS sIi
ST, Sc RET IN a IN a rms ma
brx. $1,000, JOHN ". UySoHoE 4
SONS, 3i4 Pa. aye %.
,pD en- ~, :,
rental sI0. 600, John y DoSoJoE a
CONS. sI4 Pa. ave. %.
;,Iu or az -y,c. ,,,o,..
nm 81. sE.-NACANT; s-ROos AND
furnace heat; gas lights: vide paved alley
IN resr: terms; price, $3.50 SHANNON
4 LUCHs. 71s 18th st NJ. 2s45.
10TH ST. Sc. ADJ. COR n. 81. o rm..
with lot. $500. JOHN y. DoNoHoH
SONS. sl4 ia. ave. se.
tTa ST. NR; 2; CAP: rm; house: ssoos
JOHN +. DoNoHoE q SONS. si4 IA
sYe- Sc
ST. Mr.. ". CAROLINA Avh. MOI. bra.
honse : bed rms. $500. JOHN y.
DoSoHOE SONS. a14 Pa. ave. -.
ST. BET, 4TU a Eth rms, nj
$1,000. JOHN =. DoNoHoH q SONS.
s14 Pa. sve. 60
9TH ST. 8. E.-ioo VT FROM r CAPITOL
st. On s-room. modern. press brick. bay
window house: four rooms on door: cellar:
furnace heat; we'll constructed house.
SO "a ave. e, ~ "
sTH ST. Sc. SR. @; RRk.: R. q B.;
DuhS q co oru hH
81. SR. HOUSE otfiCE BLDG;
800 .nsss. nn..:..ior IN 40 d,,,
Price. 81. SO WiIpMiS q CO.. OH and 4.
Franz siOs
. puyc, Yory ~. ~, .<;,r,C, 80,
-ContsinIO. 81, roo,.. - coi1., p,,e.
&. 600, John " poSoHoE a SONS. sit
Pa ave. se.
. ST ,r.. /, 49,, c,.,n. on,
80 o E. = rms; 10 very eSaps I'M
Wan: slh q : SITS: nv: =: e4ce:
"a AVE BET. 18TH a 18TH, rms .
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to go on living; the Bible says, thu
way TO live is to die. The world
says the way to get Is to get; w.
say it is not bit like 1.-THE way
to get is to give, and the more we
give the more we get. There is
that scattereth and yet increaseth."
Another picture David was OH
his throne, dressed in purple, but
his soul was in hell. He had
sinned, then again and again, TO
cover his first sin, the world would
say, Keep it quiet. Don't expose
Yourself. 1t is all right as long az
no one knows anything about 1t.
Others do just as bad. and get By
with it; don't be a fool" And so
David continued for year.
He did not write any psalms.
He had hung his harp up, and 1t
had rusted; he did not feel Ike
singing these days. He felt it was
all humbug; he felt that every
thing was a sham; his heart was
out of tune. Then one day Nathan
came, he was a prophet and pos
sibly wanted new song to sing
David saw him coming and want
ed to pass him up, but Nathan was
not to be put Off, so he let him In.
David was restless; he did not feel
| lust right in the presence of the
man of God Something was wrong
! and David wanted to keep it under
cover. He was of the Cain type.
he did not want to confess. The
reason why men refuse the minis
| -. dan n ha1 10 hnn1nGp
they don't want to confess.
See Nathan as he talks to David
about the sheep, and about the
visitor; the meanness of the one
who took the only one his neigh
Dor has, while he himself had
many. See how David grew elo-
quent and wrath at the mans sell
fishness often men throw mud
to smother their own dirt, but the
prophet had led him to see his
own state, and to pass his own ver-
dict and sentence. Then the guilt
I of David began to show itself. He
might, in his saner moments. have
said: "The man shall return -four
for one: sometimes they offer more
money to the church: they will
| make any pTOiHISe IdliltI llldi
confess But the hand of Nathan
| falls upon David as he says: Thou
art the man.
Whewl how he knocked the wind
| out of David Poor fellow. lie
| thought he was secure and his SIN
covered. How these same words
have opened the hearts Of mankind
for the generations since. Poor
| David, he wilted like cabbage
leaf. At heart he was not bad
man. "He was man after Gods
own heart" Then he begins tt
confess. the fountains OF his hear
break up. He tells the truth. NJ
man ever tells the truth until ht
confesses himself a sinner.
Listen to the 51st Psalm: Have
mercy upon me o God. according
to Thy loving kindness--and my
sin is ever before me-" Almost 4;
soon as he utters the words. tht
prophet replies: "The Lord hatf
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taken away thy sim" God has
nothing to do with sin until il
comes out in confession. 1t is the
worm that dieth not, it is the
canker sore until we confess.
As soon as he spoke, God an
swered (Isaiah 65:2D: Before
they call l will answer, and while
they are yet speaking / will hear
David breaks forth into song,
blessed is he whose transgres-
sions are forgiven, whose sin Is
covered" He had had an awful
time covering his sin, but now il
is covered by the blood
But confession means opposition
these days. SO it has since the
days of Cain, that type persists il
saying: II am all right
In the first epistle of Paurs to
the Corinthians. we have this type
again, a stumbling block to the
proud Jews, and foolishness TO the
intellectual Greeks. Yet is it not
by the foolishness of preaching
that men are going to be saved?
The Sign of the Cross.
Both Jews and Greeks ask for n
sign. they wanted display of
power. Jesus told them: "That as
Jonas was three days and nights
in the belly of the whale even so
must the Son of man be three days
and nights i'm the earth" The
, sign promised was the sign of the
cross. He spoke OF the temple.
and again the sign was the cross
! The cross to the Jews was like o
red rag to a bull: it is the same 20
| the Mohammedan. During the
great war the Red Cross had to
be changed to a crescent because
of the opposition it aroused.
When He was on the cross. how
they Knocked and chided, for il
! showed Him to be man, and He
was powerless to prove IT other
wise. But there is another side of
the story. 'He arose" Every
where they went preaching. This
was the stumbling block to the
jews, and foolishness to the rest
of the world. According to the
scriptures there are just two class
es in the world, the Jew and the
Greeks (Gentiles). The cross ia
the central fact Of the whole uni
verse.
There are men who snap their
fingers and say, eve will not have
any blood in our religion" In
stinctively the human heart knows
that to confess the blood Is to con-
fess themselves sinners, and they
cry, Away with Him. I will take
another way. away with the sac
rifice, away with the cross that Is
foolishness.' But to those who
believe, 1T is the power of God. :"
Sinner friend. turn loose the
spirit of Cain. Don't try to cover
up like. David; don't be self-right-
eous like the Pharisee, with the
heart man believeth. and with the
mouth confession is made unto
salvation.
Christ Jesus, the same yester-
day. today and forever"
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ST. PAUL's LUTHERAN.


Several important items came
before the meeting Of the church
council on Monday evening. Fol
lowing the report of the special
committee on new pews, 1t was
agreed to hold special meeting
OF the congregation on the evening
OF April 21 to consider the matter
of securing new pews. and other
related items. A. L. Johnson and
Miss Florence Olson were appoint
ed a committee to have in charge
the gathering Of clothing in re-
sponse to the appeal for clothes
from the Russian Relief commit
tee. Detailed announcements will
be made from the pulpit.
Christian Endcavor Society.
The response to the roll call ut
the consecration meeting of the
Christian Endeavor society this
evening will be made with verses
from the book Of Joshua. The
monthly business meeting will be
held at the church Monday eve
ming at 7:45 o'clock.
Ladies' Aid society.
The monthly meeting of the Ia
dies Aid society will be held at
the home of Mrs. o. Newlander,
Ala North Fourth street, on Thurs
day afternoon.
Plans for Palm Sunday.
The morning services on Palm
Sunday and Easter Sunday will be-
gin at 7O:30 o'clock instead of II
O'Clock. In order to meet this ar
rangement the Sunday school ses-
sions will begin at 9:SO on these
Sundays.
An Opportunity.
The removal of the bureau OF
public roads from Albuquerque to
Phoenix. Ariz., took from the
church a large number of active
workers. in fact. all departments
or church activity sustained losses.
Here is a fine opportunity for 9TH
ers to fill in the ranks.
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