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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
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oklahoma 10. Central Tsaehsrs col.
Tcvss university 10. Oklahoma AgEles 2.
chicago 40, Nurthw-rt-in !.
Navy Il. HucknoHs Z.
Princeton 10, colgate 0,
Vanderbilt o. Michigan 0. (Ticl
DtRko 6. Kansas Q.
O,otsia Tech 80. Alabama I.
Butler 10, Illinois J.
Missouri .. Amos 3
Grlnnell 20, st. Louis 0.
Texas Christian university 9. slumons
southern Methodist un!yeral,, 81. Lou
ouchlta college IS. Arkansas 7.
Scwanco 10. Oglethorpe
Kansas Arsles az. washlnston i''
Army 10. Albany Poly g.
Minnesota 20. Indiana o.
verslty ot Maryland a
Noirc Dame 20, Purdue o.
Center 10, v, 7. o, g.
Harvard Is. nowdoin 0.
Vanderbilt o. Michigan o. (Tiel.
ohcrlin Q, Onto state ~,
Isylur university 81. Rice institute 0.
Holy Cross ll villa Nova o.
Hobart 20, New York university 0.
Stevens o. Hamilton o,
Cornell ts. Now Hampshire state I,
Rutgers ~. LehIgh Q.
bethany u. drove city o.
Albright "a. Penn Military a.
Creighton university ~, Iowa Wesley
Marietta = Marshall 0.
florida 49, Rollins o.
Illinois Wesleyan 3, Augusta .,
TrRnaylyanll o, Wilmington "a,
Swartnm0re 7. Dickinson a.
franklin and Marshall 's, Mount St.
Penn state 81 Lebanon valley q
catholic university 7. Washington coll
Springfield college ~. Connecticut Az
Johns Hopkins 40 ocorss washing
Vermont :. Boston unlversiHo.
Beloit college 80. Northwestern col
Marquette university AZ. Carroll col.
| lego a.
Mount Union 10, heidelberg o.
North Carolina state iS. Roanoke o,
Nor'h carolina 10, South Carolina 7.
| University OF Tennessee IS. Infantry
( washington aud leo is, Carson E5w-
man 7.
Yale Freshmen o. Exeter ~.
Columbia no. Wesleyan ..
Wooster 81 Case o,
Rates Z. Colby T. tTlel.
Brown o, syracuse 0. tTie)
Wisconsin 20, South Dakota Agyles 3
/ S,IHSInGSn8 Unifersity t o. deorwstown Se % az.
West virginia .. University OF Pitts
/ hurgh g.
{ DAVIDSON o, wake Forest v.
| NrfWn ~, University ~ Richmond O.
/ Renssaeler 90 So, Lawrence 6.
/ Hoghestcr : Westminster 0.
Lafayette o., Muhlenbrrg 0.
/ Trinity a. HaVsrfurd II.
wabash 40. Michigan Aggles 0,
Maine i2. Norwich 0.
/ Maasgohusetts Aggies 70, worccstc'
Tech u
psrtnouth ~. Mlddiebury 0.
ilherst 10. Union 0.
Allegheny 50, Niagara 0.
GettvshurE ~. SuAquehAnna 9,
washington and jefferson T. carneg1'
! AZ Owasso a. Union hish OF AisumA 0
| Al Morris 6, Kiefer IS,
| Toledo university o, Anna college ..
Tulane 90 SprinEhlll 10.
| Colorado AgFles 60, Wyoming o.
! Wittcuhurs S3, Western Reserve g.
University OF Chattanooga SO, Emery and
| Henry o.
| ohio university 7, Denison 0.
| University OF Colorado ., University Of
| New Mexico 0
! Miami 30, Akron ~.
] University OF Tennessee Medlcs 7
l Union university ! lhe),
Gustayus AdolphuH 0. Caleton college 20
McAloster H. stolaf IA.
81 Thomas ~. 81. Johns o,
! Hamllus 49, Cornell college o.
Earlham 6, Rose Poly 0,
! University OF Southern California IS.
/ University ot Arizona o,
! Nanktou 3, Moruingstar 0.
/ Trinity ee omaha university .
] Franklin 0, Hanover 0 ttiel,
] pGpew H. Lake Forest 6,
Howard college 0, Mississippi A, & NJ. 0
idaho q. tARhfugfuu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

King college % Tusouium 5.
v NJ l. g. Hawley Q.
University OF Utah 80, Brigham Young
university 0.
University OF Kentucky "a, University
OF Louisville 0,
California Institute OF Tech .. Whittier
college 6,
Santa Glare 0, Stanford 7.
ST. Marys college Q, University OF Cali
fornla Al.
Washington State college 10, GonAaEa 7.
Tufts 8, Williams 0.
Harvard 8, Amherst 0 tsoecer).
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
Southern Mcthodists pcat Mustangs.

DALLAS. Texas, oct. l4-The
southern Methodist university Mus
tangs routed the Louisiana State
Tigers today, The score was 81 20
o While tho Mustangs over
whelmlng victory was due 70 the
long runs OF their backs, these runs
were 'made possible only by the
perfect interference OF their mates.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
Ennr Hurt as stand EnlIa.

WASHINGTON, oct. 1i.--Four
persons wero hurt when section OF
the temporary seats erected for the
Washington and Jefforson-Carnegie
Tech football game, collapsed short
ly after the beginning OF the second
quarter hero today. 4 woman and
boy were said by physicians 20 have
been seriously injured.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
University Western Champs Defeat Yale Bulldogs in Brilliant Game
San FrqnciscO Wins
Pecific Coast Flag

SAN FRANCtsCO. oct. 1.-THE
san rr0u lsco club won tho 1899 Pa
e.flc Coast League pennuut BY de-
featinR Oakland today in tho first
game ot O oublc-header. The game
went 10 innlnga and the score was
o 20 T..
The san Francisco Seals can now
1850 an ar the throo r,'"aining games
and 6tili hold the pennant with the
Vernon club. second IN the race.
Players ON tho san Francisco team
will spllt $4,000. which was offered
by the league TO tho team finishing
first Tho Vernon Tig,rI viii divide
$4,000, offered to tho second place
team, All other teams IN the league
except the tail ondors, viii receive
. bonus.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Observation-Disclosures. Head Lines
man-Haswood Both teams used
all OF the men that We're along. Ar
kansas, first downs, 8 Ouachita, IS.
Score; / quarter, 2 quarter, quar-
ter. 4 quarter.
Arkansas ..,.....,,.. Q 7
Ouachlta ...,........
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Montreal 'is tho greatest inland
seaport in North America. being
nearly a thousand miles from the
sea.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
Llnoup ana summary;

Oklahoma AggIcs.,O 0 o T. Z
Texas scorinE. Touchdown
stacy, Tynos, field goals, Robertson
2; try from touchdown. Robertson.
Oklahoma scoring; Touchdown
HNshrook: try from touchdown.
Hashrook, Referee. Sweeney tBeth-
any; umpire Spioul OKansas) (;
head linesman, HOilon (Notre
pame). Time OF periods, IS minutes
each.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15

Iowa Fcorlng: Touchdown Par
kin. Eeterec--Dr, T., J, OBricn.
TuGs, Umpire David l.. Fult2,
Brown Field Judge. Magidsohn.
Head lauesmau--F f.. Birch. Earl
ham Time OF periods--l2 minutes
each. y
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withstanllng 5-ynrd or side
penalty. patkin played tho stellar
role In tho last dash toward the
goal. clrcling YHlcs left wing with
excellent Interference and auuir:n-
ing hls way over the goal Inc rs
he was tackled IN mn extreme corner
of the playing surface. Shuttle
worth failed in the try Tor goal attor
touchdown. tho ball hitting tho
crossbars In his Rttompt at a drop
kick and falling beneath tho bar.
The failure 10 mako this point
raised Nolos hopca high for victory
In tho second half when Cochran,
one VI four Ynlo substitutes, proved
tho big factor iu Nale's first ad-
vanoos FOR first down, Iowa, by
the way, made only ono suhstitu-
tlon. iRch going In FOR Parkin late
in the game.
a 3-Yard Gain.
Tho longest single gain of the
gnmu was in tho second period when
parkiu. from a a"rimmaEo AZ mid-
fiold, threw tho ball forward TO Kh-
desky, who ran 20 yards forya total
gain on tho forward pass play OF 81
yards. An Iowa tumble put Yale
out or danger.
Tho last quarters Eaw sensation
after sensation a Yale fumhlo, fol-
lowed by 15-yard forward pass
from parkin TO KadoslSy. gave lowu
u first down 81 yards from Yals's
goal. parkin here threw another
forward pass 10 Hancock, who
caught the bnll ana seemed loose for
another touchdown Ho dropped
the ball. however, nnd Mallory. the
Nulo run back, picked Il w and
raced 90 yards towards Iown's goal
before Hudoslly bumped him outside
at the SO-yuyd line. M0llorys Of
fort was futile, for the officials
ruled that the ball was dead on an
incomplctcd forward pass whor
Hancock dropped H. Iowa could
not gain ana Rich tried field goal
which Niedlinger caught six yards
from the last white line. Here be-
gan the sensational effort OF Nal,
to win the game, which ended IN d
futile forward pass across lowa''
| goal line 1t was third down and
two yards 20 gain with Yale hayinp
/ the ball is yards from lowaA goal
From drop formation Wight
| took tho ball from center. huffed q
/ kick and waited for receivers. Nal
| lory seemed tNe best hope n,
/ missed The bail by inches. one more
| play, an Iowa line buck from It's OWL
20ryard line and the samc was over
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Ohio State Wins.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Oct. 14.-Ohlo
State. showing improved offensive
form, defeated Oberliu, IA to 0,
here today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30
TOMB TREASURES
OF EGYPT MOVED

Luxor. Egypt, Dec. 3O.-some
OF the priceless treasures found in
tne tomb OF King Tutankhamen
saw daylight for the first time in
more than 5000 years yesterday,
when Howard Carter and Arthur
mace, excavators of the Metropol,-
tan museum of art in New York
superfntended their removal to
the tomb of King Seti II, a half
mile away.
one OF the objects thus trans
ferred was a magnificent inIaid
oo1 upon which was depicted King
iutankhamen and his queen at a
non hunt. The box contained the
queens robes and jewelry, includ-
ing a large black amber necklace
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30
UNIVERSITY TO
HAVE CHAPTER
OF HONOR CLUB

University of Oregon, Eugene
Dec. 30.-- (Special.) - Further
recognition Of scholarship stand.
ards at the University of Oregon
came today in telegraphic advices
from Boston to the effect that the
university had been granted a
chapter of Sigma XII, national
honorary scientific research socie-
ty. This honors follows close on
the granting by Phi Beta Kappa,
national honorary scholastic fra
ternity, Of chapter to Oregon.
Oregon was represented at the
national convention of Sigma XII,
held jointly at Harvard and the
Massachusetts, institute of tech
nology, by Orin F. Stafford, pro-
lessor of chemistry, who was in
Boston in connection with his own
research work in the utilization of
the distilled products of waste
wood. Sigma XII is granted only |
to those institutions which give
effective support to scientific re-
search by students and faculty
Oregon's application for mem
'ership was made last April, un-
Ter the direction of a committee
ppointed two years ago by the
University Science club and made
p OF DR.. A. e. Caswell, professor
I physics and head of the depart
tent of pre-engineering, chair
ian; DR.. Earl l.. Packard, pro- {
sssor of geology, and DR.. John F.
ovard, dean of the school of +
hysical education. Credit for
regon's admission is given by the ]
to the university ad-
inistration's friendly attitude to-
ard scientific research. Y
This recognition, said DR..
aswell, is the result of the ad- T.
Illustrations backing and finan-
ng of research in the last two NJ
ars. Five or six years ago we
ere told by representatives of \,
e Sigma XII that insufficient in "
'est had been shown in re- y,
lrch." VI
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON

VIII address this meeting. Rev. "a.
.. Mulligan win have charge of the
hour. At 10 o'clock there will be a
social hour. At ii o'clock the Watch
meeting will begin. The pastor wfll
preach at this hour. Morning wor-
ship at IL O'Clock. Sermon subject
balancing Life's Accounts, Wei
cordially invite you TO spend this
last Sunday of the year with us in
worship and praise. Come for the
meeting in the evening and begin |
the New Year in devout manner
II VIII be richer and happier year.
Invite your friends to come. You
VIII be heartily welcomed in this
homelike church with It's good fell
lowship.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL,
Corner Church and State streets
Blaine E. Kirkpatrick, minister
Class meeting at 9;15, G. P. Litcb-
[leid, leader. Sunday school at 9:45 :
d. +. Shanks, acting supt. With the
beginning of the new year we ex-
'ect to start our Sunday schools II
operations in earnest. Why not start A
'odayf Everybody is invited to coma n
md join one of our classes, Morning q p
erVlee at II o'clock. Special music Z
y the choir under the direction of r.
TOT. E. W. Hobson. Sermon bv Il
ne pastor ON the subject Finished W
no Unfinished Business"-a SER tt
ION Tor the end of the year. Ep- ef
'orth League at o'clock instead of Sc
80 Simon Neher is leader. The m
'eond and third chapters will meet
usual. Watch night service from be
TO IL. A very interesting and in dc
program is being arrang- al
|, including number of talks bv u
IIerent laymen and two special VI
ldresses, one by DR.. c. E. Powell of
"a the other by DR.. E. C. Hick- IN,
an: There will be brief inter- m;
ssion during the program at which fes
mt refreshments will be served The Bo
'sihg moments ofsthe year will be phi
ent In conservation and dedication Or
'ne work which is to be done by col
church in these coming weeks. mi
'mbers and friends of the congre- wa
non are cordially invited to ioin
TINS Watch Night service with Gas
week of Prayer. Services each mil
mt during the coming week. 7:ao Gin
lock. Monday at the Christian yea
feh; Tuesday, at the Baptist wei
rch; Wednesday at the Conpre- the
lonal church; Ghursday at the tere
sbyterian church; Friday at the seal
1t Methodist church. vii,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30

WEST SALEM METHODIST
DPlSCoPAL-Alexander Hawthorne
pastor Sunday school 9.45 a. m
matthew A. Goodspeed, superinten-
aent' M Preaching at IL a. m. Subject
trusting and obeying." Epworth
League devotional meeting at $50
p M leader, Miss Minnie Bagnall.
Subject What's Ahead.r This meet
ing will be full of interest and
should be largely attended. Preach
ing at 1880 P. m. Subject "one Of
u0dS Ways for Man to Acknow-
iedse Him. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at 1880.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30

CENTER STREET METHODIST
EPSCoPAL-Corner north 18th and
center streets. Sabbath school 10
o'clock Teachers for both German
and English speaking classes. The
preaching service at III O'Clock win
De IN English. Rev. E. C. Hickman
u. ~ president of Kimball School
OF Theology will preach. From 9-19
clock there will be a watch-nieht
service, beginning with the devo-
tlonal meeting of the Epworth Lea
que, conducted by Carl Rehfuss
atter which different ones will
speak. Also short addresses bv Rev
becklcy, Seethoff and Roeder which
VIII Do In the German language, in
terspersed with music and sinoinc
as arrangements have been made
Tor some time to get Rev. A. 7 |
from Arlington to come and
'ssist IN the protracted meeting, he
las consented to be with us all week
md preach every evening. Let ns
VI come prayerfully and with ex-
,ectatlon to these meetings. AMI
nose understanding the German
anguage are specially invited IN
hese revival services. G. S. Roeder
iinister.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30

CASTLE CHAPEL UNITED
BRETHREN-Corner 18th and Ne
braska Ave. George Chapman. pas-
tor. Sunday school at 10. G. P
wells, supt. Glasses for all ages
preaching services, IL a. m. and 7:so
P M Junior Endeavor, $3.50 D. m.
senior Endeavor, $3.50 p. m. Sub
Ject Lessons from a New Years
r Leader, Pearl Koerner. or
ficial boad meeting Tuesday even
lng 1880. Ladies Aid Wednesday
rrayer meeting Thursday evening at |
.'oo p m. We welcome you with us
5ome and bring a friend and worsbin
With us.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30

FIRST PREsBYTERIAN-ward
Wins Long, minister. 9:45 a. m snr
day school, Owing to the illness of
superintendent H. E. Barrett assist
ant superintendent DR.. O. H Kent
VIII have charge of the services for
the day. Department and classes for
an ages and everybody welcome
= a. m sermon, can Things New"
oy the minister. The choir win sin,
Ihe Coming of the King'' by stults
? P. m, New Years Eve vesper se,v-
zee Ihis is a church family meet
ing and all members of the church
are expected to be present. A brief
review Of the history of the prog
ress OF the church viii be given, and
letters read from former pastors and
members of the church. Pronbet;e
forecasts Of the work for tae com
ng year will also be made bv ron
of the different de-
OF church activity. The
nee'ing IS open to the public. 6:sol
: M Christian Endeavor societies
'ur church win participate in the h
eek -of-Prayer services to be held
the down town church at 7:so
aeh evening.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30

sTERNATIoNAL BIBLE sTU.
IT'S ASSOCIATION = Meet
: sunday in Derby Hall, corner
and High streets upstairs for
: study. Hours from 10 10 ~.
interested in Bible study wol-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30

'HRIsTIAN AND MISSIONARY
LiANCE-Meeting in the W. G.
U hall corner Commercial and
~. Sunday school at 2 o'clock
aching service at 3 and eyanUel.
service at 7;So. The meetings
interdenominational and old ana
friends are invited. Friday art
,on $3.50 and evening 1880. The
iay service is largely on the sub
OF divine healing and there winl
,rayer for the sick. Last Sunday |
naa fine baptismal service, FOL
g Immersed. Rev. and Mrs. n
asii pastors. a25 north Winter
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30

BETHANY REFoRMED-cOrner
OF Capitol and Marion streets. Sun.
aay school, 10 a. m. English preach
ing II a. m. No evening service
On New Year we have German ,s,v
ices, 1880 a. m., followed bv n.
annual congregational meeting. Nj
Denny, pastor
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30

81. JOHNS, EVANGELICAL
lTHERAN-l6th and A streets
70 blocks north of Center. II. w.
0ss, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45
vices at 1890 a. m, Evening sery.
; at 1880. New Years day at
80 a. m. Begin the new year
attending church. You are wei
ne.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30

cATHoLlc-Rev. j. n. Buck.
sstor. Mass on Sunday: low mass
and high mass with sermon bv
sstor at lo;So. Masses on New
ears day at 7 and o clock. On
rst Friday there will be but one
ass at s o'clock, but communion
Il DO distributed at 7, followed
exposition. Benedietion at 8. SAT-
day the Ephiphany, mass will be
O'Clock, Everyone welcome to
services.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30

LUTHERAN-East State and
Eighteenth streets, G. Koehler, pas
tor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Di-
vine service at l0:3O a. m. Sylvest-
or Eve devotion at 1880 p. m. On
New Year preaching service and
Holy Communion at 1890 a. m.
Bible study and prayer meeting on
Thursday at 1880 p. m. Bible school
on Saturday from 0 to 12 a. m.
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NSV5Yot5ESr5YSlSHSr0

i SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS'-s
Commercial and Washington streets
Nathan Swabb, pastor. Bible school
10 a, m. Junior church lO:40 a m
Morning worship, IL O'Clock. C. E
oisO p. m. and evening services fol
worship, 7:30. Prayer meeting Thurs
DAY evening at 1880, followed BY
4 the monthly meeting Of the church
pr. Carl Il. Miller, supt. Bible school
Mrs Eva Kightlinger, president c.
E.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. FIRST
CHpRCH-440 Chemeketa street
sunday morning services at IL a. m
Subject Of lesson sermon: Christ
ian Science" Sunday school at 93o
a. m. Wednesday evening testimon-
lai meeting at 5 O'Clock. Reading
room 2O9 Masonic Temple, open
every day except Sundays and holi-.
days from 11:15 to $50 D. mn AM
are cordially invited to our services
ana to our reading room.
NAZARENE-l9th and Marion
one block south of Center on 10Th |
Chemeketa car. A. Wells, pastor
Florence Wells, deaconess. Regular
services Sunday both morning and
evening except that the service in
he evening will last until midnipbt
Tnen we will bid good bye to the
10 year and welcome the New
. ear. sunday school at GAS a. m.
~ b. Hardy, supt. with good
eachers for all the classes and SEN
rate rooms for each class Preach
ng at IL. Young peoples meeting
: $3.50 and the regular PRAYER in
he prayer room in the basement .+
/. There will be different speakers :
uring the evening and song md =
'stimonies and prayers during tho
me from 7:30 to ~. You are in
tied to come to this Watch meet- II
g and enjoy good Old Fashion q q
watch Night Meeting. N r,
| -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30

LESLIE METHODIST EpIsco-
rAI'-south Commercial and Myers
streets. II. F. Pemberton, pastor.
sunday school meets at 9:45 a. m.
T. a. hhoten, supt, Epworth League
4" P m. this Sunday. The evening
service win be Watch Night meet
ing. Following the league meeting.
at VIII be an old fashioned Love
Feast. Rev. E. c. Hickman. n n
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Continued from Thursday
Stayton Crusher Account

Case hreshing Machine Co J
|, repairs to crusher. 1243t
Miscellaneous Santiam Work
X heithley Bert halanoo H.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30

| UNITARLAN-Cottage and Che
meketa streets. Rev. Martin Feresh,
tian, minister. Church school at Il
a. m. Graded instruction. Glass TO,
adults in the Psychology Of ReliR.
ion. This Sunday Mr.. Fereshet tiar
VIII lecture on Abnormal Psychology
in its relation to certain so-called
religious experiences. Discussion.
devotional services at IL a. m. Sub
Ject of the sermon, "The Book of
judgement" Mrs. M. Fereshetian.
the contralto soloist of the church
will repeat the Christmas program
because of numerous requests. Mrs.
W. A., Denton at the organ.
FIRST UNITED BRETHREN
18th and Mission. G. s. johnson. pas-
tor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. O. B.
Bowman, supt. Preaching at IL a.
m. Subject "Time and Decay" Jun
ior G. E. at p. m. Mrs. Burns
supt. Senior G. E. at $3.50 D. m. |
hlida Berkcy, president. Preaching
lt 1880. Subject "The Restorer Of |
ears" Prayer meeting every We'd
lesday evening at 8 o'clock. Every
body invited.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-30

SCANDINAVIAN M E1s..
ana MIL streets. David c. HasseL.
pastor. Sunday MORNING sermon at
0 clock and Sunday school at 70
gust Anderson, supt. The Watch
nignt service will commence at sn
IN. with devotion, followed bv q
social hour and concluded with prav-
er' beginning the new year in the
LORDS house. Midweek service We'd
nosuay, p m. The monthly Sun
DAY school meeting on Friday eve
nlng 1880 o'clock at the church
!, hieetlon Of officers. Welcome to
these meetings. 10
Washington Journal., 1922-01-20
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