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The New York herald., 1922-01-17
PASTOR ELOPES WITH
WIFE OF COLLEAGUE
Fiees in Automobile, Says De-
serted Husbands Flock.

Special Dispatch to THE NEw YonK HERALD.
MARION. Ohio. Jan. 16.--It has been
fully established that tho Rev. w. w.
Crabtree. deposed pastor of the Free
Baptist Church at Green Camp, eloped
last Monday with the wife of his friend
and brother minister, the Rev. II. a.
Rough, pastor of Zion Church. near
Mount Gilead. Morrow county.
This announcement was made to-day
In an official statement by the trustees
OF the Green Camp Baptist Church,
Charles G. Ritzler one of the trustees,
acting as spokesman.
Charges looking TO the unfrochiug OF
the Rev. Mr.. Crabtree will be pressed,
It is said, at once.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
STOLEN BONDS FOUND
BY POLICE IN BOSTON
Hull Man Held in Connection
With Los Angeles Theft.

BosroN. Jan. 1e.--Throush the arrc Il
to-day OF benjamin Grccnbcrg of Hull
on q charge OF receiving stolen bonds
the police said they hoped to locate IN
Massachusctts bonds amounting TO more
than 100000 that were part of the plum
der of S350.000 mail robbery in Los
Angeles last March.
Groenberg was arrested while trying
TO negotiate loan on two $1,000 bonds.
Bonds to the value of $4,000 alleged
10 have been stolen at Los Angeles have
been located at other local banks ac-
cordfng to the police.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
TO BAR ARMS SHIPMENTS

WAsulHGroN, Jan. 16.---Thc President
would have authority under bill passed
to-day by the House as u substitute for
u Senate measure to prohibit by procla- :
nation the export of arms and NUM-
tions of war TO countries on the Amer
lean continent or TO any country where
the United States exercises cxtraterri-
toriaJ jurisdiction during periods of civil
war or serious domestic violence. Inn
prisonment of two years or a fine of
$4,000 Is provided for persons disre-
serding such q proclamation.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
SUITOR HAS GIRL, 22,
ARRESTED IN ASSAULT

Florence Soaper, %. of 5S5 Third ave-
nue.. in Yorkville Court yesterday was
accused Of assault by James w. Ken
nedy, real estate dealer, of 40 East
Eighty-eighth street, who said Miss
Soaper hit him on the head with a
cuspidor when he went to her home
seeking the return of presents given
In a courtship.
Kennedy said he met the young
woman four months ago and on the
understanding that she had never been
married. asked her to become his wife.
Later, he said. he learned she had been
married and divorced and felt he was
entitled to the fur coat and pieces of
jewelry he had bought for his prospec-
tive bride.
Magistrate McQuade paroled the de-
fendant until Thursday.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
FILM ACTRESS FINED 500.
Lcnicncy Asked for Miss spring In
Customs Prosecution.

Miss Muricl Spring. who gave her
occupation as n motion picture actress
and who said she lived at the Hotel Am
bassador, was fined 500 yesterday by
Judge Knox in Federal Court on her
plea of guilty to the charge OF falling
to declare jewelry and personal property
valued by the Government at s1,700 on
her arrival here from Europe on Novem-
ber /.
Leniency was asked on the ground
that the girl had been informed that 1t
was not necessary to declare gifts and
personal attire and was unfamiliar with
the customs law. The goods in question
were forfeited.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
RIVALS DEAD, GIRL
DYING AFTER FIGHT

FAIRMoNT, w. Va, Jan. 16.--Simon
and Frank Delsemme. brothers. are
dead and Teresa Collier, n 14-year-old
girl. is dying as the result OF a fight
between the men over the girl.
Simon attacked the girl with a meat
saw after an. argument with his brother
and then took poison. Frank. finding
the girl soon afterward, took his life
with "A pistoI
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
DRAWN AS A JUROR,
SHE IS SENT HOME
Bay State Judge Says Legisla-
fure Must Act.

PITrsF1ELD Mass, Jan. 1s.--Mrs. Ber-
tha Cady of Windsor. the only woman
ever drawn for jury service In Berkshire
county. was sent home from Superior
Court to-day when she appeared ready
to serve.
Judge George A. Flynn Informed Mrs.
Cady In open court when her name was
called that she was not eligible TO serve
as Juror under ruling OF the Su-
preme Court which holds that no woman
Is liable to such duty until the Logisla-
ture has enacted n law making Il legal
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
107 Killed During Year
from Falls in the Alps

II ERN, Jan. 16.-During 1921
tourists and climbers to the
number of 107 were killed
in the central and eastern Alps,
mostly from falls, according to Of
ficial statistics just published.
Eight persons have been killed
in the last four days by avalanches.
Five of them, woodcutters, were
overwhelmed and buried by huge
avalanche on the Tyrolean frontier.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
VINCENT KERENs FINED $25.
Son of Former Am br ssador to Aus
tria In st. Louis Police Court.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 16.--Vincent Kerens. a
bond broker Of New York. son OF the
late Richard Kcrcns. former Ambas-
sador to Austria-fIungary. was fined s25
in police court here to-day on a peace
disturbance charge.
Testimony showed he had threatened
the life OF James Smith, guardian for his
brother Richard. who is confined In a
local santa rium
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
DR.. BARNI4ILL MAY
HEAD CENTRE COLLEGE
NeU York Minister Was For
merIy Student There.

Special Dispatch to TIE New York HERALD
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1G.-Dr. Oliver Barn.
hill, associate pastor # the Marble Col
legiatc Church, Twenty-ninth street and
Fifth avenue. New York. is being con-
sidered by the trustees of Centre Col
lege for its presidency in succession to
Dr. William A. Garfield. who has be-
come head of Carroll College in Wis
consin. DR.. Barnhill was born on a
Kentucky farm. His father was ]. w.
Barnhill. previously Of New York and
Virginia.
Dr. Barnhill won scholastic honors at
Centre College, where he paid his way
by working at odd jobs and waiting on
table.
His ambition was to continue his
studies at Princeton. but he was without
railway fare as well as funds to put
him through that institution. Undaunted,
he worked on livestock train. reached
Princeton and obtained his education.
DR.. Barnhill knew nothing of the
above report, he said last night at his
home, in Westfield, n. J. lie added
that his name, however. had been
coupled with others in line for the post.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
MOLLoY CEREMONY. FEB. Is.
Brooklyn bishop to BE Installed
in st. .James's Pro-CathedraI.

The Right Rev, Bishop Thomas f.
Molloy D. D., will be installed as Bishop
of Brooklyn on February Is at ST.
James's Pro-Cathedral in Jay street.
The first public reception following the
installation will be on February 10 at
the Twenty-third Regiment Arnory,
Bedford and Atlantic avenues.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17

PRICES realized on Swift g. Company sales
Of carcass beef in New York civ FOR weel,
ending saturday. Jan. ~, on shipments sold
out, rnuged from 10 cents to 16 cents per
pound and averaged 13.ft cents per pound.
f-Adv.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17

SHIP BOARD CRAFT CHOSEN.
L. $. Vessels Alone to Carry stores
to Russia.

spccidI Dispdfch 20 TIE Nrw NoRK IIERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. C.. Jan. rs.
United States Shipping Board vessels
will be used exclusively 20 carry Amer
lean relief supplies to Russia. Fifteen
additional vessels were ordered into COM
mission to-day. This will make thirty
available TO move the wheat and corn
and other supplies that may DO pur-
chased by the American Relief Admins
tration under the s2e.000.o00 authoriza-
tion from Congress-
The vessels are being conditioned as
rapidly as possible end It Is expected
that many will have cleared with their
relief cargoes before the end OF January.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-15
~ Frances Tfce6 M4ntgomefy.

~ txtso 6'tlSek on the day 81 Tie
niftt, fraft, Park vas, /. sesthiif
Fdf1ts If Hunfah Beings, DAcked "a
uSh4y II .w6uid nave bsSfl h4fd. ID
SafP; 4 18th Between them. All the
tSAts we're tak4f, ana those h6ldink
them. uhlsAs "they had come 81 .6ns
o,el66k, could hardly pas thf6dfb
the crowd, Is Get t6 them. willie tie
4tt4M6biies wsrt, lined six deep On
nSrth Stssd IL tTo lines ao ae ths
curb. -nd ti6Ss facing south stood
xhile IN tke eeht4E 81 ths street VIZ
Two more lines. IaitihS thS7f furn IL
fxt crowd r9aehed from twelfth
sstfett q RAnasiTh street, . distsiee
ylddast & Randolph Afest ana along
the .meAk1kAtef IT the Jake. On, TOP
Of the 6iE h6t9i1 ana. oAlte btiidfnks
ma iii their. windows, the PEOPLE
fiattly sNAftfsd Traffic was suspend
"a; 81 delayed, f6f h6i1fs, ,f6r WHO
eSdld move WIEN f6T the fftt time
IN their i've. they were bAhoidihg
aef1tlahes, .the, most Wonderful in
VSItki6n Il the eentGfy?
:fhSre. were tWeh}y-six Aifships st
All kitids ahd descriptions In the kif
kAf; Sfs hf1e;; btiExfnE; dAfthG xNd
E6trclihg over their heads. higher
TIM 4 sAddit6fiuh tower. as=Fssa@-
E. The b6liee,- could not bulge TIE
crowd, rs they Stocked the .stfeets
ff6ha eurt is cufb. All fad tfelf
ty4s turfsd Upward; and soirie wsFs
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l1l1t Reqtdl Al
C9f,Din Hall On
Ffiddu:Epsnine

.ArosessS ss9 Geen sSa55ss sS5sSi FSs' ,I,l
Als1Xsa an gGEllSin gH
ssEs1y ysH.1s, Sns4 AlSs tMars9lte
S49fn ~ saS 49, ~ .2$H II, ~ a.
tsEakl 4slS py lEsif
THl SgntS y q 2onhs
s w. ~. &.
w -
i fsfilg59a ane ~9aastsntign t1ay
cen5si1ed M3aa 9 Esnfs9YS ap1ennt 81
I &RstasX p ~ tas
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81. B. c. TYPISTS
| WIN 70 MEDALS

T wo "Underwood' Silver
Medals and Is bronze medals were
sg$eehtH won BY students Of Dakota
aasiness College, Fargo, N. D.
John Slaughter and Viola Gtasse
have each a silver token of exeep-
Sionzl ability in typeRfiine.' D.
j. G. graduates carry off many
aefiises IN life-they win better
t6sisibrsbecausethey vebeen tausht
/ sexual business methods as well a.
.textbooks.. They win promotions
sbeealise they re trained Is drink.
40 became bank officers.
Nov is the dine to "follow the
bcceeSful." WfiteF. l.. Watkins
eiti., S06 Front Fafke. n. p.
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III. lIlN'llllltEi'hllEls IS IIsll "


Mrs. N. q. Renner vii leave this
evening 81 route for points Il VS. Sa,,
s sss't aa and M INN. f.. w sennS Sne N ssd
their son. Irving viii leave later to
ixfn Mrs. Bepner, and they will leave
E416rr Port C6lborn. Ontario, Is atretd
TIE marriage sof Mr. Benner's dauFh-
tel NJ; Miss Margaret BenIler, ana
Janhes Il: Thompson of Medicine Hat
,Afn9Tta.
The Wedding is to. take pace On
August 16. Miss Benner has been at
BnfEalo, N. Y, for the last year, az
private. secretary in a wholesale es.
txblfshnnsnt. MI. Thompsons home
Ii at Niagara Falls. but he will take
his bride to Medicine Hat to i've
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Mfs. A. H.. burton ii New york
st lei. daughter, Mrs. G. =. sipPfS, TOT
some time, was, the complimsntedi
9uest at d. small gathering in the
Thdinpson. on. Thursday AFTERNOON.
tess. Guests III addition to Mrs. Bur
ton, xsfs Mra John Ba's SIN nFs. IL ;1is.
fsessalss NaAsnza 4; and aei H.. s Ms;
simhJ6nns.
81 sunday, morning, MI; Rsssss
WITH tie iatser's ssh, ali OF New
FORK, Will go to Minot and ,westhope
ii company. with MI. and. Mrs. .stPple.
The party #iif. return here On Wsd7
nesday, and Will then SO on to Fargo
Tor 4 brief stay. they will 30 by
1sss. ,s 81 hadjss, FL Aid VII Wy e 4
) Sctfck Wednesday, afternoon 81
Mrs-Matiida Blink ana Mrs. Joseph
JohT1Son. a good attendance Is re-
squussesd. /
nj. ara Mrs. j. Y; zltkeibach, e22
Tone aVsnue. are expecting AZ ,Eue{ts
from 81. Pduf, MIS- AlfkelOdCh >
hfother-in-laW n sister ana tier
e4lldYenF- Mr.-~and~-Mts. E. Hddliel
%ea;;szseEsasssaasas;f I 81 ear. T Tiey III ~
pet to 6e here ! 70, one week.
u Mrs. j.. Baton marion R%obinson).
Who: has Been the guest of Miss Flor
4nes. Reid; South Fifth street. left for
her home in Minneapolis Friday. Z
~ 40 l.
S4 LEON Brown. son. 81 Mr., and Mrs.
H. n. Brown, 522 South Fifth street;
he's as his guest forstfe next month
|. classmate from Minnesota univer-
q n.y. Benjamin Trochill. MI. Brown
4uSt completed his course in law: at
HE University of Minnesota this
III 4 X i
Mrs. E. .. Armbruster viii BE .host-
m to the Ladies' Aid Of St. Marks
txHtheran church on Friday afternoon.
TIE meeting Will be held in the par
StbfS 81 the church. .
K I ~
Mrs. II. ": F. Law and her children,
Eh6 have been OF d camping trip for
466M TWO weeks. returned to the city
Friday. They accompanied Mr. and
z n. w. A. Mcintyre and Mr.. and Mrs.
1feland ana families Oh a tour of
ne sMifnes6ta Lakes territory, goinS
Hannah for a brief stay before re-
4GGfninf home. I.
~ 80
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Beads have been s6dd for b fmsfiy
SEASONS that one quits fbgiAts wa
they first came in. Acor4hS t&stAt
newest modes. desiEhf<d Tor Asffht
bAtds viii continue good TOR At. l4aM
smother seaS6n, Tfffeotthe .ff6sks d6
not show them in any se2tlspicu6tls
number, But crepe and chtf5H AftSff-
be5a fr9eks Is WsSi az svshlIS f6Wns
ats HrSflhsely t4iamtd. wifi b<4dS
Here il a rather strrikias sexs. 81
b S5ie = Tes H .eh tss winch el Is 'Ss4sasssa
nail, HEAD ;bsads. ii. IL 1 ISfnfpie sfyiS
9tade with i stfdisit E4thsfed skift
4kd. 4 fill Ibl6iise mads kfmofo stYls.
tbs Sl&tHedt sh6utdef seifns 6fi, the
sleeves lis q popul4tt trick .61,thk h4nri:
which is a c6piPigh1te between tbs
bare arms Of the tteevAIe8 Gown ahd
the short e1eeyed. ffocl. A soft
etrdle 81 seif material fdishSs this
model. 1t IL sGhit4blk tor aftsrnSon
and Serhf.fofrhai KSif.
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Hnngfy little foli1-AKD ZIG
iToLKs-wil1 fad many palate
thrills s.. hig, generous hApines u
EslisGg'1sCofn Flakes, particularly
WHEN ssttsd With tie luscious fftsh
f n now y seasoni Just eans,t 10
anything better for bfsakfa5t for
1u1sas e fstssupper when th4 ther.
1astnstsfsI Away upl And 3teh i
fs ~ e q ssswssa'tines t'shaais,,l
S~nnsnnsr'S tie tins for sssafsty
Hfsts' WITH f1tdily stoh,achs! rvofy>
otae wotAs tsftst thinks bettst. playa,
bsttsf-~nd fetls ! let bsttsf VITA
lghtsf fssd y. tie hstffdAys! And,
M lelieistil Kellogg Corn Flakes
~ evstlthiatstAats<axEt dSeirsd4-l
or teaitA, IL snjsy1nsnt 4rsaout.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-15

Il South China; where: tfiSs radicals
are concentrated, women, feeling that
the Canton government holds out the
t&st, hope for their emancipation, are
volunteering in unusual numbers TO
Sefve IN the southern armies. ,N-They
.afd being used to- guard government
Buildings. 49, L, "a 80 b. =
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heldinf+ on to the. beck 81 their <n6cks
- st4e tdennt from aching, as they
had Abrsd their heads y1tk 90 lar
To, ses nov hish the daring aviAt8rs
xeve e6irS, Is to. The crowds were
deads. which, ssrepiases sarfisd the
kSft, dcs and -, ahoessa pictures
and whose histories they had read
WITH more interest than anything
else. suddenly they saw d red mono
plane. = WHITE bipiane, ana a Blue
hlydfotiahs dart lip into the ar ana
begin to fy around the course, c1as-
caAtss.
fh2s etowdL knew BY the eSi6f IT
thk Airsfibe that these we're the ones
th9t eafnsd the animals, ana the
etistfs w6ieh vent up we're ds4fsr-
itE: EvsfSofS tried to eaten !
kAfnpt4f 81 them, and th1se that ,hAd
Held glasses &ere .hesieEA W others
sthHtd.ifs neAr them 70 let them have
sssstys sitty vii tell Of BB.iiy.s
6Sei66nt.1
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Prominent Fargo :
Couple We'd Today

Miss Marie. sattl6f II this city ii
in FafG6 wheSS shS 4byesided at tic
piano during. TIE wedaints skf1ies 1T.
the HONS Of Mrs. Nar Wo6dHofth
Bailey wien tSe iattsf's d1lshtxt. 4
TArr .s4 to Frank sadisr ,TalsSat,,
T11fott, 41s6 Of Fargo: The wSddihf
t60k plAcs at High Noon today, wvl}h
diocese. ST NORTH DAk6ta oMeiatihE.
Mds Bailey was given In marfia44f 81
her grandfather, M. sWoodworta.
The bride was attended by MISS
Ruth T4lcott. d sister 81 the bfid6-
groom; and the b%ridegfoofn's Attgiid-
ant vas. a brother, Porter I. Taie6tt.
The bride wore 4 froek 81 dark blue
pongee. and a hat OF dark biue
duvetyne' with afe4ssorss to hAf;
.9 s f6sss, li1iss-of-ths- WE; ga
AfssF j. reception IN thsi brsde's
III th 1.s e . ,d d1f:s ~ Is; Ru 43'| !: sa i.
hoias II Fafso after thats fttufn t. =
'The Bride attended Mis-. bs@4
Yofk, while hi. Talcott attended tHs
u Is. 9f North DAKOTA ana
". L. Daxidsoh Of chica&o. mana.
ger Of the Centrai ,distrirt, Ansfisaa;
Red Cross: H. NJ. mitchell. field rSp-
resentattve Of this district, ana Mis-
,Carrothkts, Aistriet. chairman, .wsfs ii
Grand Fork, On Friday to soIfkt With
], B. wineiaan, local Red Cross chair
man, With referente I'd. d hed Cross
exffB1. At the Grend Forks Fair. 1t
val decided Is bTins the exhibit:
which Is to show at tie State fair III
Far1Aup- to tits cdty fpf the week, jniy,
III ,hlse aistfia Representatives
Fr4ay sysn1ns to attend d conferences
Acknowledgment has b4eh received
Of TIE marriage III. MiB Ruth B&A:
ford, dAq4dtef d Dr.. s. A.. pAifei1,
former surerfntenaSl1 81 M4th6diet
chufeheS in North T3akota, akd LLOYD
Stfsns 1t seAttie, Wash, 6M..iiJ uly 40.
,7l Mi.s mah e 49, ~ : 4 sr4aysat Il he
30. ,st.pns Il, liz, Spa. 81 i. tfsaaiaeht
g61oTsGatipnai mthiSttf 81 6k4ftls
Ahd1 IA ree2nt lfrAaauits q, the TIL:
VA. .; ';;is|;:'fss Iii = s ssss ISL k5 Il ~
q W. g. ,l Bsssr, s1 asastll i =; ;%sst IN.
ventioa held AT IaHf flaeii, MI,
has Tsturnsd Is this city aifer Wilt.
New, YSrk city Ind 81, dfIs4ss. II iii
81 MI. H5hsSf Idss tFauilhs o!R Hi.
Eiy(, fprHsfH. 81 Grand Forks. on: .hefi
~ MI sihs ttteft i. Few days WITH
Miss Side gishsf, III Mingesppls.
Mlsssss Hsleff ~ G0f1IA4rx Atittb1k
EMh6a ttxexe1tFpahisd Mn. HA1Sell f0 tit
eYayeittch. % nov a AihasaSSAl
sslsd }ssss ii 'Sssf sssa h isass ~
ArarsshSsts hssss ten r64xk u
AalhM III Fssf siSsSi Nsaisi
6ihbS 81 dGrsSk1tea 4sd HiaSd fsSki
6h SMsfnS3eaI sysss44iin4G
agHse \ elsh IT, haA {
4 ! ] 4
T.
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firat fHfhetan.

''fhe Cosy Church," Belnlent and
Fourth avenues. 8. l.. TAllaksoh,
pastor. Morning worship at 10:xs.
Nth sermon topic, Christ. TIE chrls,
Reynolds at 7:.45 IN. VAcatibn
seKo6lsih religion daaly, 8 to IL a. IN.
Any and. all chfldfeHEbetwsen age 65to
Is welcome to5Atts6d.
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MIS- GARY AGAIN y
HEADS N. D. BODY

1 Mis-. =, II, csfyy 81 .Mandan,' prdsi-
Asnfsof the North Dakota Federation
St women..s clubs. was again ratted.
director. Of the general body for
North Dakota at the annual conven-
ton. Of the national federation, held
Ii Gttfautauquae N. T.. from June 20
to 80. \.
Mrs. dary has just. returned from
the east, She needed the Delegation
of ten North Dakota wonien at the
conf4htton, and viii give THO Ieepprt
when THE. state body convenes in oc-
tobSr. 49, I'm.
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Ma, ksbsft AShlsy ana her two
sons :Wait4f and Robert. VINO have
Been visiting friends III the tity, !tx-
Beet to leave today by. motor: Tor. Pei.
Ian Rapids, MINI. TTi4y viii Be ac-
3:B. 6indii4 xhd her. children.
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seventh D6t AdveAtaete

Meet every Saturday In the fariMefs'
r66f1 8tN,ths c6uffa houss; sabbath
school at 10;f services At II; Elder
Defkins. Will speak at II d. III. aatur-
day; Elder Defk3nA viii speak .SIh
day. July 23, At 1880 q. n: in large
library; prayer meeting wednesday,
night s in library. = i
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Bsthafiy Lutheran

Zion Luthefan churcb.. English
services Sunday morning 1t ,16:45.
.Norts sefvieee sunday; evening at
7:45:l Mid-week devotional meeting
next Thursday afternoon. David
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Unich SGft1ce4Aftrst M4taodist md
Hanx4sf ChbifEh2k&. I

Morning services, Hoo. Quartet,
Rand Your Heatt,,' Klein. Sermon,
H Rtsts1i ,a rsssss ' Ssls1. ahg e.. .. Az !.
Hiiht. 1vssang ssryfee, 500 QnartS1
Father, Ktsasp ia. M THY Care" air.
from t:"sThssEaI6st Chord by b. +.
Hodges. Sermon, ~ pastor. sunday
school. 9:45 d. m. W. a.. McIdtyfe,
superintendent. On account of the
EpwQrth league institute, which iii
being held at Devils Lake, and ON
account Of the Baptist Young Peoples
81 no Epwo r. ! league service s1sts ." On
Sunday evening.
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sysr. 81 T4piny hNnAfe1s RyFsaane AIs
altppinyi ma ~ b9andA ARIES eacn
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s~taudthst146 llapasts
st. 1t&st's Ev. Lutheran.

, Corner International avenue and
Fifth street. Ernest o. fArmbruster,
pastor; bible school 9:45.a. m.isrhoirihi...
MnE worship II, theme, ':The WAY, IT,"
special music evening service Iii
pensed with for the summer. sS,i !,
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fssls6 Etlteorai.

5sS5 I HHaslssS EEta3eorspl. /. s.
Eth SundtXE 4kftek Tfintty. Holy
communion h ]; slHday ifh66I at 10.
MSfnin& prayer ats1f,. SERMON t6Pfc,8
900 Cur Home" No3evenine seryttss
z. y. Geodeve, actipE rector.
d conversational.
LaNkenee i: Robertson, ;miniitef.
IL a.Vm. morning worship; fifth str-f
mon; III ssfies On Hi LsSfd's Prayer
Music; tenor SOLO, selected. Wafter
fStIey, and The Lord i NY Hhep-
herd Gsul'y " the duartette.
StAldthsYiA6 Hapeist. 4
Corner f6dfln avenue ana Walnut
street. Bible sfhGer With adult class
e. 8 9 sy e, ssry ty 8 S,slS Sk.
dempti6n 81 Man. speakef, Archie
daay..lit' ~. n. g.
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First P~resbyterian.

Sunday school at $.45. 81. .. O..
Nihn1os, superintendent. Morning
worship at II. SUBJECT, DESTRUCTION
lee during the simmer. Prayer .servs
leo wednesday night at 7:46.i r.
HAisey Afttroee.
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EsAneeiic6f.
tfendenhA1l MeAnof4Ai: frdsbyter4An.
Observation-Disclosures III. L

Corner First avenue and Chestnut
street. Sunday morning service 1855
Sunday school and Bible Glass 11:4b;
4: MI; evening sefYY1ee at 7:45 O'Clock.
PrAyer meeting Thursday evening at
.7,:45.
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TEE - - - 4. ~. -.Ea. I.--:SGS,E, 81 -yH.. e
E4rsi church 81 C5lh6iSasfsss,. sdentis. !
q ChIfeh son Belnaontsat yenue. Stia=
day seryfceslzllI1 4. m. Subject, Life. 9.
Sunday school Fellows. Wednesday
evening service, J O'clock. Residing
com, First National Bank building.
Hours, IL t6 s.
EvAnge1icX1. 4
Belmont avenue and Fifth, street.
~. 4; Msnges, pastor. Divine sssrv-
TOES, Will be held III follows: German
preaching. 16:3t., Sunday school,
1850. Youfg Peoples Alliance,
1880. English pfsachihEs 500. !,
.11endenhAtl Menndf4Ai. Presbyterian.
Bible Sehq6f 16&a.s M; preaching
servate IL: sGbject, ''The Handwriting
on the Wall" Let, us, not allowt the
warm Weather to 'cAdse d relaxation,
-Cfs oaf, effort in SPifitualhthinEs.. Rev.
9. Pefrth;s gpast6f ". IN: ellis, sup
ply n. tx .-t 80 stia.~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-06

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.---A bBze- eEaaa
beauty from "or Kaintrckss'' Essas Bela
1gh Walton Of Lexington, Ely. las sgt
her heart ON being the first ~ofaen 20
pilot a plane, alone and unattended. N
a coast to- coast flight.
Frisco TO Washington, via Beng Saih
Lake City, Cheyenne, Omaha, cntesao
and Dayton ia the route CHOSEN BY the
young aviatrix. She plans on making the
trip in one week By easy flying ssasAs
She will be her own pilot and me
chanician.
Miss Wa3ton's first taste Of air al
venture was in France when she was an
entertainer with the A. e. r. IntsF
she learned to handle a plane heqseMt
and has taken many friends up in the
air."
This trip. however, she proposes TO
go it alone-just to show MacReady,
Kelly and other men that tTanscon-
tinental feminine flight is more tran a
mere flight OF fancy.
Weather conditions permitting. she
has tnfromed friends here who have ar.
ranged landing facilities that she'h naEe
the trip after Thanksgiving.