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AMATEUR GOLF TOURNEY
WILL BEGIN TOMORROW
First Pair Tee OFF Shortly
After 6 Thursday
Morning.
GREENS IN EXCELLENT SHAPE
Experts Say Scores In Qualifying
Championship Flight VIII he In
der EiShty-Onr. Which J.. Ten over
Pur.

Richmond's first golf tournament.
u deiern ne .ho best amateur play
er " tae ciry. Will begin tomorrow
morning shortly after 6 o'clock on
the links al the Country Club of viz
einia. when tho nrst pair too or In
the qualifying round. AN the day Of
inc tournament draws near the uuos-
tlon being asked by the entrants
themselves and those Interested in
IN" tournament IS. who viii win the
. ,wo silver trophies offered by IN.
Times Dispatch to tho winner and
runner-up and the other prizes offered
pN the fou" clubs Of tho cIf5'.
WIN IN" pair!ngs tor the FIRST day
arranged by the committee the as
*isthhce Of the entrants IN asked by
those who are conducting the tourna-
'"rht should the time allotted you
ihttficr" With any plans made. you
should call Siias E"wton. Randolph
26i1, before noon today. IT Is hoped
mat all entrants viii! accept IN.
times assigned 10 them as ii viii be
impossible for he tournament 10 run
smoothly II new times have TO b,
arranged.
Greens Icing Prepared.
~" Er''hA committee 81 TIA" tOun-
ny club Of virginia is doing every
ming ia IT'S p"war to make tho play
as easy as possible for tho entrants
All the putting greens are bn,n,.
paced IN shap" and viii hc fast ali
three days of the tournament This
work ~ h"iug supervised by VII
'rl'd Thomson. professional. who will
nave ch"rH" Of placing tn" cups and
IN" t." markers each day throughout
the tournament. This means that on
IN" approach 20 every groom ynu VIII
be required 20 play your shot prop-
"riy, or else face the probable loss
~ Il strukc
To thos" who have followed gols
In Richmond ana KNOW the class OF
golf played 10y the entrants. il is
freely predicted that the scores I'm
IN" championship hight VIII be un-
der eighty one. SeVcuty-ouc strokes
are par Tor the course. SO this al
lows eleven mistakes to the player
Wh" expects 10 traYc! In the select
circle
I.nrly breakfast ut Club
ARRANGEMENTS hav" been made TO
nave the Country club ~ yirgini..
NeTv" breakfast to those golfers Who
lhN" drawn tho early assignment. Of
hriaiS OF tn" club said last night
that they would bc in Il position to
tax" care Of all who cared 10 got
breakfast at the club
Public Invited.
Hichmond's golf-loviuC public liz in
ritcd TO witness tho matches. Tho
gallery should accord tho players
every courtesy ana remember not no
move or talk whilc shot IL being
Mayed. Members OF al, clubs IN the
city arc especially requested to DO
present for the nnal round Saturday
afternoon.
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Totals ..........3i ; l3 - 10 1
RAN for r'Ncill. in seventh.
7Ea''od for Norton In seventh.
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AMERICAN GOLF STARS
PLAY STEADY GAMES
Hagen and Hutchinson Occupy
Two Of First Three
Places.
Ky Harold Hilton.

Editor OF Golf Illustrated and For.
m"r British Amateur Golf Ch,mplou
SANDWICH. ENGLAND. Jun. 20
wen. your boys are still doing well
inc only one who Is under doctors
orders after Mondays Bit nf ,xcr
else. the gentleman known as lin,
Barnes found his temperatures nor
ma tuesday morning and started
OF - his second qualifying roura
"t great gait. which he kept I'm
most of the way. Spectators .a,y
Long Jim playing as ne can pl,r
lie didn't sing en- route as much
as ne did Monday. and the absence
OF his vocal efforts appeared To have
a most beneficial effect on his game
hutchinson and kirkwood again
had great struggle. Jock pla,Iur
Just In front OF Joe. so that IL vpq
easy Tor tn" spectators to see how
th" du"i was proceeding. Neither
pIayod the last three holes par,icu-
larry well. Joe played neither bet
yer nor more successfully than Jock
and finished with ~ araIrs, ia
Us tn" wind was very brisk. I, was
generally considered that kirkwnnd
would lead In tn" qualifying stage
Eut Hagen. who started late had
other IDEAS on this point. watched
MIN play for some time. and II rhcrc
was ~ ming particularly brilliant
IN his game, there vas ccrt,inly
nothing amiss. He had an average
"i f"nrs for ton holes. and then made
M" next six In ,wcncy-onc. Th.n
waiter took ilvc To tho scvcn,c,n,b
ana SIX to the eighteenth.
At tho end of The tay's plav JJa-,
ana liutchison occupied Two Of ,bc
hrSt three places. and barnes wasu,,
very far behind.
frssimis's are suggesting tina, IN.
h'hdWriting on tho wall can rn,-
D" seen, AMI there is li,iie doubt Tia,
me result ot the qualifying s,ar.x
mas not served Ia indorsc any con-
hH"'r" "" may have had tn some
We have had every reason 10 know
"h"t iiutchison can do when striint.
up harn"s' gam" wc already had
INC greatest respect for. RMS moo,
ihE' as FAR as 81 has gone. has ,oud. II
L" max" us think that p.rhaps ne
icF an. Hagen is the most dangerous
OF IN. three. and that is not a hor.-
i"' prospect from our point Of yi.r
copyright. 1922. by United News
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RAISES BEST
POLO PONIES IN WORLD

KEW YORK. June 2O-Amcrica's
polo ponies arc the hes, i'm the
world. This was declared by tho
Horse Association OF America fol-
!ow!' announcement; tina, the Duke
81 Westminster had purchased a
string Of polo mounts in California.
Tor use by tho British international
polo team when it next INMATES th.a
country.
Impetus 10 raising polo horses in
IN" United states has been given by
IN" Federal remoGnt service, which
- distributing stations In every
state and IS making selection OF
tn"T"uHhhr"ds Ia give assistance 10
breeders In districts wher. mol,
ponies can hn bred cheaplv.
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lANkS FINALLY WIN
IRy Associatcd prcssl

CLENELAND, ONO, June 20
Nitcr losing eight games in "a row
New York finally broke it's disastrous
streak today, winning from cleveland.
to =. thlc Was driven from the
hoN in the third inning. while Nor
con poor support allowed New York
I" score three more runs. Lush was
effective In the pinchcs until the
eighth, when Jones replaced him and
retired The side with the bases filed
IN" game was full OF wranGling over
decisions OF Gmpircs Din"cn and Nal
I'm l'"lic" escorted them from the
noid after the game. The score
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LYNCHBURC ROTARIANS
DEFEAT PETERSBURG

LYNCfiBURG. VA, June 20.-Thc
Lynchburg rotarians here today
played better ball and beat the
Petersburg Rotarians, 6 to .. Petty
john was master Of the Petersburg
team save in the second when
WriChts single. walk and An
dr"w's single, nctted two earned
runs. After the fourth Petersburg
did not bat ball out of the dia =
mond.
Score by innings: r. II. f.
Petersburg ..O2O 600 600 2
Lynchburg 80. .O0i 10 2lX-6 Q /
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REDS, ,; BRAVES, O
TF Nssociated prcss.l

BoSToN, June 20.--Couch. of Gin
cinnati. held Boston to two hits to-
daHk CINCINNATI winning. . To o.
Singles by cavcncy, pinclii and
Daubcrt. and Burns sacrifice fiy in
the NTH, gave Cincinnati it's two
runs. Not unt!l the eighth did a
Boston man reach first. In that in
ming Cruise ais! Ford singled \
hare-handed catch by Burns in the
nin'h on Nixon was one feature OF
Cincinnati's brilliant defense.
Score:
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SENATOR'S, 9; CHICAGO. 6
[Rv AssocIntcd rrcss- ]

CHICAGO, June 2o.-rrhan Fabcr
weakened in tho thirteenth inning
today, and sam Rice started q rally
ny stretching single into 4 double
which enabled Washington to score
thi"" runs and defeat Chicago ? 10
:" Rice hit safely in his last five
times ur. and also played great bali
IN the field, making hard catches
which robbed the locals of hits and
possible runs The game was one OF
the hardest fought on the local dia-
mond this season. The score:
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FOUR PITCHERS FAIL
TO STOP THE BROWNS
Ken Williams Slams Out His
18th Home Run of
Season.
fRv Associatcd prcss

ST LOUIS. MO. June 2O-The
Browns triumphcd over Philadelphia,
winning To =, and compelling Con-
me Mack TO use. without avail. four
pitchers and three pinch hittcrs. Ken
meth Williams slammed ont his
eighteenth home run of the season i'm
ihc nith inning. putting the ball over
ne right field stand and bringing in
SISTER who had triplod ahead of him
Eckert was In the box IauSor. bat
TING for Eckcrt. duplicated Williams
performance in che sixth.
The score:
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STANDING OF cI,,p>

WHERE THEY Play TODAY.
Washington nj Chirngn.
''hiihdriphia Mt 81. Louis.
New York at Cleveland
UOStOn Mt Detroit
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NrS. Mallory Wins.

ROEHAMrTON. ENGLAND. June
e0.-ln tournament play here today.
Mrs. Mola Biurstcdt Mallory defeated
Mrs. L. &. Clayton. ga, oil In tho
doubles Mrs. Mallory and Miss Edith
SiEourncy won from Mrs. Hardy and
Mrs. HcXtall. Gel. 6-2.
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STANDING nI. l.IIuS

WHERI; THEY PLAY TODAY.
pittsburgh mt Iir0oklyn.
81. I.Ouls at New York
Cincinnati mt Huston.
Chicago Ht PHILADELPHIA
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|''''-T Q q" - = : 7
'Battcd for Harris in third.
TBattcd Tor Eck"rt in sixth.
tbattcd Tor Naylor in eighth.


Philadelphia .........oO1 COL OOl :
-, Louis .............llQ Oh OO.-I
summary: Two-lasc -Tnbin.
Gerber. NanSildcr, Galloway. John
Ston Perkins Three base hits-SiS-
Ter Gerber. Home runs-William 4,
liauSrr. stolen bases Sislcr Sac
riiic"s McManus, Tohin. Double
plays McManus and Sislcr: Ellcrhc.
McManus and Sislcr: Young. John
Ston and dykes. Left on bases
Philadelphia, 4, st. Louis. :. Base
on hdlls OF Harris, = OF Eckcrt. =
or Nangild"r. l. struck uut-by Van
glider, J. !iits-on Harris. in
innings; of Eck"rt in ) innings.
off Naylor. 3 in = innings. of Var
risen, none in inning. I.oSiuA
pitcher Harris Impircs-M orarity.
and Connolly. Time 80
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Snmth NtIantIc Irnrn,

CHARLESTON. {; Spartanburr
l"Ihhlh. ~: Augusta. 81 Csccon,i
gam" innings).
"iecnNiil". :. Charlotte. o.
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Nov mort NcMN.

wilson ......,......o2 ono 100
N."port News 2oo Goo 600
SumrnarN Two has" hiis-WhI,-
craft p"wcil. wood and Kennedy.
Sacrifice hits Britton. Cunningham
and Smith. Double plays Walker
10 Cunningham To Crouch: Bangs 10
Nhitcraft L" Dowcll. First on balls
on SNckradt. .. OF Bennett. none.
struck out--by Strickradt. / hy Rem
mott, T. Left on bases N.,vuor,
News, >; watson, /. Time. 30. Um-
pres Blackburn and BrcsIin.
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STANDING or cI,uus

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Portsmouth ut Richmond.
tTNo games. first called .:lO r.. M
Wilson mt Newport News.
Rocky Mount mt Norfolk
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Totals ......5+ . is 80 IL
hiragO.

summary: TWO-DHsC hItS-tihar-
r!ty, Judge. ShccIy. Rice 90, Erowcr
90. stolen haScs-.i!oopcr, Mosti.
Rice. Harris. Sacrifices Shanks (2).
Hodge, Charity. Double plays liar
ris To Pcckinpaugh to Judge: Col
Inns To Shelley. Left on bases
Washington, l6: Chicago. IL. Base
on balls-on Lcvcrcttc, .: off E.rick-
son, ,; off Hodge, 4: of Fahcr. /.
struck out-hy i.cverctte. .; by
Erickson, .: by Fahcr, >: ~ Zach
AIRY. |. Hits-off Lcvcrctte. 6 in
innings; off Hodge. : in q innings
tnnnc out in clcventh); off F'ahcr.
In innings; off Erickson. 10 in
"a innings; off Zachary. in 5l-3
innings. Ealk Zachary. Winning
pitch"r-Iachary. Losing pitcher
Fahcr. Empires Evans, owens and
WAlsh. Time -G:la.
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D"uhirhrndrr To-day.

Ieday 'hc two clubs play a double
hea&"r at Mayo Island Fic!d. tho
hrs game heCinnin% al ESQ. Scdro.
WICK and I.eadhcttcr viii probably
w"rie 70. the Truckers, with Noel
and FinmcSan doing The mound duty
!or tho colts.
HoA score ard summary:
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Game Called on.

ON account OF an accident to tho
father Of 'Boots" and Horace Jones.
the Fatima Lucky Strike p,uc
scheduled for today. has been post
puncd
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ItInIILn SInIr I.nr

or !ando. >: Jacksonville. :.
hnlhh -. l'ctrrshurg, Is.
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Detroit


'Battcd for Pittengcr In eighth.
foSton .Uo. OlU .SU-S
Detroit ...............ll3 100 30'--?
summary: Two-base hits-Jones.
Burns. puSan. Homo run-Cntshaw.
Burns ("). Stolen bascs-RiGney.
Sacr!hccs-.Ioncs, Pratt, Menosky.
Cobb. Doubt. plays-Rurns CunaS-
Sistcd). Cutshaw. Rigney and Blue.
Left on bases Boston, Z: Detroit, ;.
las" on halls--off Ferguson, 3; off
Russell .: OF Dauss, 3. Struck out
by Dauss. >. ilits--off Ferguson,
Ia "a innings: on Russell i in
Ia innings: off Karr. none in
inning. Losing pitcher Ferguson.
Observation-Disclosures and Chill Timc
---l.i7.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati, =, boston, a.
othrr Gnmcs postponed, rain and
wet grounds.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
brfr"tf. ~ Hoston. =.
No" York. u; Cleveland. =.
- Louis, 9; PhilHdrIphia. 7,
NhhhinSton, %; Chicago, q,
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Portsmouth. -; Richmond, 4.
wilson, 4; Newport News, -.
Rocky Mount ut Norfolk (rnIul.
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additional Sporting on Page 50
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riohInnnt I.rmEmc.

Raleigh, %. Hi.h Point, 10.
winston S"i"H. >, Dutham, :.
Greensboro Danyi!ie, wet grounds.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-02
RTBxE QUESTIONS

Who was the plain man OF the
Bible that lived in tent?
How shall we properly estima-
te life2
What does the Scripture say of
a prudent man. compared TO the
simpler
did Israel's downfall como be-
cause she was big and wicked2
Who Is the obscure prophet OF
the Bible?
6-Mention a case which shows
that kindness to a stran ger pays?
What was wrong in the con-
duct of a prophet that death was
pronounced on him?
S-Who said that they who OBJ
serve lying vanities forsake their
own mercy?
The Lake County times., 1922-12-02

!s2s EDWARD {. MINAS co.


Are you celebrating Advent Alright?
Are you receiving the Advent Gift
Jesus?
Are you assuming the Advent
duty?
Wednesday Evening ser
vices.
Friday Evening-Bible class.
You are welcome
The Lake County times., 1922-12-02
MONROE STREET n B.

Dr. Chas. h LecoOn- PASTOR.
Res. 1912 Harrison street
9:45 a. rn.-Senior and Junior Sun
day school.
O. N Klger. Supt
The Best Retreat"
Beginners and Primary Sunday
school
$50 p. m.-Epworth League.
The Lacquer Who Knows" Miss
EulaIia Willis
7:3o p. m.-worship and Praise
service.
THE Crucible of Experience"
Special Offering for the Building
Fund.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-02

ftFsl ChnTcn-
TS0 s. Holman street
Sunday morning service at i0:ts
a. m. Subject: God The Only
Cause and Creator"
Testimonial meeting on Wednss-
day evening at 3 O'Clock.
heading room in edifice, open daily
except Sunday and legal holidays
from to ,. m. and on Tuesday
ana Friday evenings from 1880 until
Q 100 O'Clock.
The public is cordlaiiy invited to
attend these services and TO vis.s
the reading room.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-02
THE zArvArror ARMY

269 E. State St Phone 1926 Ad-
ju.ant May King and Lieutenant
Dorothy Roberts. Officers In charge.
Meetings as follows
Public meetings Wednesday, Fri
day and Saturday st p. m.
Sunday:
Holiness Meeting at 1880 .. n.
Sunday school al $50 D. m.
Young Peoples Legion at .. NJ
salvation Meeting at s p. M.
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INT. ErELE STUDENTS Asso-

III Safe street I. o Q. T. Hail.
200 p. m.-Bible study.
800 p. m.--Bible lecture.
BY G. II. Nicholson. Subject: Man
Redeemed"
All welcome. seats free. no collec-
tions.
Speakers on Bible subjects and for
funerals furnished free on request
The Lake County times., 1922-12-02

three biographical sermons which the
days of this month. Our people will
he Interested. Come and hear them
all
7.30 p. m.-Evening prayer and
sermon by the Rector.
Topic; 'Illiteraey and DemocTa-
cy
Monday Evening, 7:S0-A most i'm
portant vestry and building commit
tee meeting at the church.
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Mrs. Freeda Marks

Mrs. Freeda Marks, Maricopa
county, Arizona, was one of two
Republicans to receive a majority
for any state, county or precinct
Office in : Democratic landslide.
Mrs. Marks ill sit in the next
Arizona legislature because of her
recent victory at the polls. She
has two 3nns
The Lake County times., 1922-12-02

Calumet ave- and Summer blvd
80 a n.-Biele school.
1890 a n.-Communion and SER
mon by minister.
$50 p. m.-Christian Endeavor
7:30 p. m.-Special Missionary ad-
dress by o. f Tones. of the Gary
Central church
dnesday-General Aid all day
NEE ting.
Wednesday. 7:45 2. m.-Mid-week
meeting
7:45 Friday evening. choir rehear-
sal
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coUrH SIDE cHUncn or CHR1s.

Standard a.e and van Buren So
Chas W starr. minister.
$50 a m-BibIe school
30 a. m--Communion and ser
mon.
1880 2. m.-Sermon.
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CENTENARY n. q

Corner Gostlin and Towle street
VIM. y. Whear. Pastor
% Sheffield avenue.
$50 a. a.-SundSy school.
1890 a. Morning Worship.
Subject: THE Place Of the
Church in the Community"
$50 p. m.-Epworth League.
7.3o p. m-Evening worship.
Man and Redemption"
Monday. 200 y. m.-Jun!or Citi-
zens.
Tuesday evening. 7:30 p. m.-Boy
Scouts.
Wednesday. 1880 P. n.-Prayer ser
vice.
Thursday. $50 p m.-Church
night.
Supper at p. m. Games by Ham
mond Community Service.
Friday Evening--Men' s athletics.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-02
IIEHhgf VsT. 53g5S SfyIja Rl1a9IIlHS|ls|
NOTICE

A number OF church notices were
received too late for publication.
Il has been repeatedly announced
that all church notices must be in
this office by Friday noon. This
gives the pastor a whole week to
get his notice in.
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ST. JOHNS EVAN. LUTHERAN

West Hammond, Iuinois.
Elbert. Pastor. SIG w. Sibley ST
Phone 1S29R.
$50 a m.-English Sunday school.
All Children welcome,
$3.50 a ra.--GserTnan services
400 a. ul--English services.
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FIRST pREsBTTE1sIkN-

J. c. Parrett. Minister
s.4E 2 m.-Biblc School
1lo0 a. rn.-Mcxn!ng worship.
Subject: THE Unexpected"
$3.50 p. m.-Intermediate and Sc
nior Endeavor
7:30 ?. m.-Evening worship.
This service IS in charge of the
Mems Club. The president. \. NJ.
Turner. viii preside. and DR.. Scott
H. w. Bedford Of the University Of
Chicago, will deliver an address on
What OF The City"
The Lake County times., 1922-12-02

6-Destruction of dinmon. Eze.
%. 81.
They were Jealous. See Juda
12-1:3.
s-Noah's Ark. The Tabernacle.
Solomon's Temple.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-02
wrrr.r caosrEr. 1rr7groN--

2O2 HOFFMAN street
1880 a. m.-PreachinE.
500 p m.-iraise Meeting.
1880 z. m.-Preaching. Sunday.
Tuesday and Friday.
Rev. Joseph Merit. tho Faith
Healing Ey sanGelIsts will have charge
OF services
The Lake County times., 1922-12-02
YIRgr nrErHODIsr-
2 ALNVd UL1 AO 1IA1 7
Rev. Benjamin Rist. Pastor.
S30 Holman zf Phone 1908

Rev. BENJAMIN Riet. Pastor.
S39 Holman st. Phone 300S-
a:15 z. n.-Orchestral recital
$50 a. 1n-Sunday School
1O:45 a. m.-Norning worship.
Sermon by DR.. Norman =. Rich
ard son. Theme: The Challenge OF
Religious Education" Dr.. Richard
son is one Of the foremost leaders
in religious education. He is . force
fui SPEAKER and b-inss message
both modern and spiritual.
lO:45 a. m-Juniov church.
2:20 Q. rn.-Special conference with
DR. Richardson.
$50 .. m.-Epworth League.
$50 p. m-Senior League
7:2O p. m Evening worship.
The Methodist Mems Club Will
The Lake County times., 1922-12-02
ST. pAu1,s rrrscorAr-

Corner Holman and Detroit sts.
Rev Peter LangendorY. Rector
Tomorrow is the First Sunday in
Advent: Services at the church:
500 a. m-Holy Communion.
$50 a m.-Church School services
and instruction.
Geo Evans. acting supt.
1O:45 a. m.-Holy Communion and
sermon by the Rector.
Topic: And Adventurer for God
Bishop Paddock of Eastern oregon"
This IS the first Of a series Of
Rectnr VIII deliNer during the Sun
The Lake County times., 1922-12-02

1-Wagons In Gen. IS, Is. Horses
IN AZ. II.
5000 Proberbs. 1905 Songs. I
K 4, 80.
THE Jews. Captive in Babylon.
5-Seventy OF them were slain.
Jer Al. As.
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FIRST RAPr7JT-

2O7-213 Sibley street.
Rev. J. c. Granger, Pastor.
Residence. 104 Detroit St Phone
tS5c-MX
sunday announcements:
Sunday school at 9:45 a. n. Help
ful classes for all Guy Cobb. Supt
9:45 a. n.--Men's Brotherhood
Class Morse DelIPlain President.
lI.OO a. m.-Mornirs worship
Subject: He Included Ne"
sac o. rn-B Y r u meeting.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-02
Red Seal Zephyr
Gingham, 19c yd.

" inches wide. one of the hest qualities of
gingham made. Heavy weight that will give
you the best service for children's dresses and
house aprons Many beautiful checks and
plaids to select from. fast colors; special.
yard. 19c-
The Lake County times., 1922-12-02
FIRST gprRrruA11sr UHuzcz-

OI Webl ftdI1IUOnu, lIIILUiH-
Mrs. z. Lee, President.
Sunday. Dec. 3rd. 1880 p. m.
K & l.. OF s. Hall over Lion Store.
Don't fail to hear A l. Gessler. OF
Chicago. at this service. Good mes
sage bearers will also be there.
Everybody welcome.
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street.

NOFncT ZINE at AM chicago ava
+. Leroy Sterfey. Pastor. 406 OAK
street
y 80 a m.-Sunday school
10:45 a m.-Public worship.
Sermon subject: "Jubilate."
$50 p. ny P. s. C +.
1880 ?. m.-Public worship.
Sermon subject: Choice
The pastor will be in his pulpit
at each service. Special music both
morning and evening. All are wei
come here.
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ST. JoDNs LUTHxRAN-

w. A Brauer, pastor. 255 Towle
street.
1000 a. m-Divine service IN
German.
1900 a. m-Christian instruction.
Monday, s p. m.-Monthly congre-
gational meeting.
Wednesday, 1880 p. n.-Advent ser
vice. Choir meeting after service.
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1880 p. m.-Evening service.
7.30 p. m.-EVening WORSHIP

7:30 ?. m.-Evening worship.
Subject. What Is The Soul?"
Wednesday. 7:45 ,. m.-Mid- Week
Service. with Bible study led by the
pastor.
Thursday. 7:50. choir rehearsal.
Thursday, 7:30-Boy Scout meet
ING, Troop One.
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Thursday, s p. m.-Meeting o
Walther League in school.
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oENTEcosrAr ASSEMBLY

I49 SOM street.
$3.50 p m.-Bibie school.
1890 , n.-Specisl service FOR
the dedication Of children.
7.45 p m.-EveninE service.
f;45 p. IL Thursday.
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Calumet and Michigan avenuea
A. M. Wells and l. - Davis, pas
tors.
S45 a. m.-Suraey school
le:45 a m.-AornIns worship
1850 y. m.-Chiloren's meeting.
Gas y. nl--Young Peoples meeting
7:30 p. m.-Evan angenstic service.
Wednesday. 1880 2. m--Mid-week
prayer service.
Thursday. 200 p, m.-Adissionary
NEE Ilng.
Aen and Boys prayer meeting.
Saturday at 7:45 D. m
Our new church home is nearing
completion and We svill open its
doors to every ono with great re-
yival on the morning of November
26th which Will continue until De
cember 24th. Rev. !. q. Martin, the
great California Evangelist, will
preach every night at 80. Kenneth
Wells and wife, who have sang from
coast to coast md from lakes to
gulf, VIII conduct the song service
and do special singing. Also we are
expecting a quartet from F't. Wayne.
We viii dedicate the new edifce
IN the afternoon Of December Gath.
We are expecting the District Supt.
Students from Oiivst University,
pastors Of neighboriRE churches and
Bllhorn. of Chicago. TO sing for Us.
Be sure and make arran geTnents to
be with us for the Dedication and
feast Of good things.