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she had packed her trunk for her
return homc over the Easter holt
days In 1874 when she was SUM
monCd before tho dean, who per-
emptOrily told her she would not
need ia return to college after the
holidays. on inqulrlng why she was
told several small articles from other
girls rooms had hccn found iu her
possession. Miss Barker Immediate
" asked a trial 60 prove her inno-
CcnCC and was informed that such
was not the procedure at Bryu
Mawr whero the authorities reserve
the right TO dismiss anyone they
SEQ TT, without srousing a public
scandal Dr. VI. Carey Thomas pres
ldent OF the college. said IL was Gus
tomary TO simply inform undesira-
bic students not to return when they
left college for a holiday and that
several such cases had been handled
quietly in that manner Ia previous
years.
Would Lift Siur.
But Miss Barker desired rein
statement and especially that the
stain against her name be removed.
According TO members Of her fam
ily Il was her plan TO return TO Bryn
Mawr and finish her course thorc
II her attempts AZ Reinstatement had
succeeded. AS they have not she is
virtually barred from any college I'm
the country because of the stigma
against her name and the unwilling
ness OF Bryn Mawr authorities TO
trnnster her credits elsewhere.
In a statement issued shortly after
the opening of the suit for rein
statement. Miss Hilda smith. dem
OF Bryn Mawr said that Miss Bar
ker's scholastic work was rather be
low standard at the time of her oN.
pulsion and that 10 was doubtful IL
she could have made sufficiently
good average In the June eXamina-
tions TO pass. The dean is also al.
legged 10 have written letter to Doc
tor Thomas IN which she said the ox-
pulsion OF Miss Barker might not
make 50 very much difference 20 the
lattcr's family as she Understood
the girls father and mother were
living apart.
Since the filing OF the suit against
the college DR.. NJ. carey Thomas
has left Bryn Mnwr for n i4-months'
tour abroad. She retired az active
head OF the college In June owing
to the state retirement law and be-
came president emeritus"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

ADVENTGST-sUl North Grant W. NJ
Moore. pastor saturday services Sabbath
school az 9.ib, sermon by pastor at II.
sunday services sermon a. .. IN.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE services every
sunday on ~ IN Masonic hali In First
National Bank building. subject Pr1oa-
tion At.yr Death sunday school at DO.
BROADWAY BApIlSI--3Ol Broadway.
n, 5. Brlukley pastor. sunday school ~
9.45- young people at t.lJ. sermons by
pastor at n and =.
ST. rArRICKs Fourth ana Lincoln.
II. q. Fletcher pastor. First mass at 1;lt
CHURCH OF GOp-toI North Grant 4.
4. K'nlon pastor. sunday school at 9.t5.
sermons at II and :. Prayer service y
M. wednesday.
METHODIST Third and Main. Rev
J. G. watson, pastor. sunday schoo
g'i5. sermon ~ pas;o7 C: ;! sra $
FIRST cHRIsrIAN-5oi North Main
REV. 4. c. pabcock, pastor Bible school
si5 EndeavOr Rt 7. Sermons at a and
class Of young mon studying for min.
lstry meets NJ pastors home. 5ls North
PENrECosTAL-5Oi North Grant sun.
a'E oiMSSHTIairY tdi Sopfb a" Main. anu pf.
E II. Geivln, pastor, Sunday school
y.4b. Sermon ny pnstur At a.
HOME DORMlTORY-B + Breeding
-uperu ,ndcnl sunday school, 80 p. m.
leader. Friday deyotiona! service Al
FiRsr sprRrruAr-cry auditorium at
p. M. II. Turritin. president. Iectures
ana Mrs ~ Ford. Message circle after
services Mdweek circle announced each
CoMMUNITY cHURcH-iol Sorth Main.
Dr. T.. w. Golvln. pastor. sunday school
o:i' Sermon by pastor, II A. m. and Z 80
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CEMENT FIRM TO
BUILD RAILROAD
Small Line Will Deliver
Crushed Rock to the
Frisco From Plant

Special 20 The World.
ADA, oct. 2l.-A complete rail-
way system will be installed by the
oklahoma Portland Cement COM
uany when n builds line from
Ada 90 It's rock Quarr.es at Law
renee, Il was announced this week
by the president and general mana
ger Of the cement company.
The road viii be built as soon as
possible Il was said At present the
Frisco Railroad company Is hauling
the crushed rock 10 tho large mills
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Wednesday theto were 20 present
Father Dcpyoitcrc gave q good talk
Poems
New York Is a pretty good town,
% has a lot ~ upopls
Tho highest place Iu the city,
is tho Wo1lworih stocplc.
lts gut two ball teams.
They're called tho Giants and the
Nuuka.
lu the nU yonir worlds sorlcs.
The Gnu's beat tho Npuk.
schmidt wants to know.
Whom Father pnprcIfero VIII 20
Uu n|a yarpfIuu'
Who mHdu Blake turc'
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Former Scoutmastcr Hardigg Sex
ton announces that Eagle Seldom
Chick won the medal for being the
best scout I'm Troop g.
Mr. sexton announces that cuch
year he viii award a medal 10 sumo
scout In Troop 2 who viii fulfill
most perfect tho regulations which
he proposed before ho left. The win
ncr Is 20 be selected by the scout -
master, chairman Of tho boys work
committee and the director OF rclig-
iuus education OF tho church.
Scout chick Will probably receive
his medal at the Court OF Honor
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INn HnAs Mnnlnh

The Bell Telephone company
wants 100 boys who are members OF
the hoy Scouts Of America TO de-
liver telephone books They will pay
wei for this work and the local
headquarters has approved thia
work. You viii not wear your uui-
form az thlH is a Job Tor pay and is
nm opportunity for you 10 earn
some money TO buy some Of the
thinRs you have wanted In your
scout equipment Tho work will he
ready the last OF this month ana you
are to report to Mrs Mcfarland al
local headquarters at once.
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one OF the hardest things We
have In scouting IL 20 see one OF our
brother scouts leave Ms with the
possibility Of never seeing him again.
Especially Is this true when a sue
rcssful scouimaster may give up his
pu0t.
We are Just In receipt or a letter
from linrdigR sexton, former scout
master Of Troop Two lle asked to
he remembered to an his friends and
said he Is enjoying his work In
Princeton seminary
II any of YOU desire to write him
his address is Princeton Theological
Seminary, 27 Brown Han. Prince
ton, N. j.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tor $50
600 damages is being pressed against
Bryn Mawr college trustees ana Dr.
NJ. Carey Thomas former president.
by Marjorie Barker, of Michigan
city, Ind, who was expelled from the
college April 2. 1921, after she had
been accused OF petty th"tts IN the
durmiturics
Msa BARKER who IS % voars old
sought Nindicatlon at she hands OF
the college authorities immo liJtely
after her suspension and claims she
was given no opportunity to clear
herself OF the charges brought
against her. She then brought ur-
tion I'm the Montgomery county
courts at Norrlstown Penn, 20 COM
pei Bryn Mawr authorities TO rein
state her. but tho court ruled II had
mo Jurisdiction over a privately
cndowod institution such as Rryn
Mawt ana was forced TO recognize
the right Of the college TO drop a
student any time, without eNplana-
tion.
Hint Damage Grounds.
In the opinion rendered by Judges
SVarts ana Miller there was a
strong intimntion that while the
court could not forct reinstatement
of Miss Barker she had grounds fOr
a damage suit against the college.
The damage suit has been filed
by senator pepper OF Penusylvanin.
Miss Isarker'E lawyer, who. IL Is re-
ported on good authority in legal
circles here has undertaken the case
without charging any fee. because
of his desire 10 see Justice done.
Miss Barker IL socially prominent
I'm tho middle west. whore her fam
ily occupies an assured position. She
will some day inherit u large for
tune through tho connection OF her
family with the Haskell-Barker Car
company interests
She was popular at Bryn MAwr,
where she was IN the sophomore
class AT the time of her expulsion.
In her suit for reinstatement PEE
tltion, signed by 100 schoolnatcs
from Michigan City, attesting her
honorable character was presented
10 the court when she ATTEMPTED
to seek yindlcAtion from the coll
leEe authorities the girls in her dor
mito.y, from whom she wss charged
with stealing. youched for her. but
all 10 no avail.
According to Miss Barker's story,
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We play Spcrrv next Saturday.
This will be- the hardrst game yet.
We had "a hard time winning last
time. winning only by an excellent
play taught IN by Mr. Gowans. our
coach.
We are working hard ON our tests
as We are going 20 mako n good
showing at the next court of honor.
We would like 10 know when It
Ia. too.
n some Of You fellows Ike 10 see
good football games come 10 whit
Tier school on corner Icwis ana
Archer. Either take the Federal or
Norih LOWS bus ana ten tho con-
ductur what you want to see and
he VIII know where YOU want TO
get or. Sometimes we charge nd
mission and sometimes we do not
Just put that IN your player piano
and grind It out
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here. Hundreds Of tons OF crushed
cement rock are brought 20 Ada
daily ana .hc cement companies be-
lieve It's efficiency will be improved
with the road.
one of the largest rock quarles
In the state L. located at Lawrence.
4 gigantic rock Crusher is also
located there. The Oklahoma Port
land Cement company recently COM
plctcd new plant here which uses
the wet process OF making
cement. 4 power plant sufficient
To furnish electricity to run the
plant hero n"d ms plants at Law
renee 10 0'.u c.ug built.
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court of Honor viii hr Thursday,
November .. pt the city hail
All scouts that arc 10 receive first.
class, second class or merit badges.
please he sure to come to hcbdquRr-
tors and pay fnr your badge at least
week before Court OF Honor.
watch next Sundays scout news
for further announcements about
this.
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,NuVLY FAMIIYT Tehib ana po,,Id.,
Er,t w. Heirlng, pastor. sunday hours
us,r,.al.'a .JDt ChildrenH mass and
Do 'h' saoi hlgu mass and sermon
Nsak a.. 'N"nins devOtions ut y, nl
SA~gts .eaHeH at G.lb and a. M.
for3 MD HEART --siNteenth ana hoch
lP4r.b NFN, Charles Staodaert rector
layI ln'I Indes an east OF Midland Val,
safgicss Nerhelst, assistant. SUNDAY
tons ,N.A childfen's mass WITH insttuc.
Week '-'u A. m., high mass ana sermon
"' masses $40 and $3.50 a. m
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Legion Post Plans Big
Time for Hdi00UeeR

special 10 Tho World
BEGGs, oct, 21,--Arch f,ovnl post
Of the American Legion will culo-
hinte Halloween with q minstrel
show. the details Of which viii be
worked cut In cooperation with the
auxiliary. Al that time the nature
Of the program TO he rendered on
Armistlce day. November II. viii be
announced.
Paper pulp manufacture from
seawood has reached profitable
atngo In Japan.
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'ssFSl lurHEHAN--t tlfth ana Elwood
SONS Naniinan, pastor. residence 3'i
ga" '..e'ie Rally day st Rble school
v5-s,i .gr league Mt 6.4J p. on Morning
U.pL az H. evening az 1880.
I,aNtel TULSA Meets IN Ddd Fellow,
i9rs com Rihe hool ~ 10 commun
nv preaching At H.
Tbir,H.E LUTHERAN missouri synod
H,.t' IFh'h and Quincy new huildinFl
ssr,t...'re pastor. sunday school at 10
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A hike pack was left by some
Tglsa acau: at :hc winters store -
Sand Springs WIN the loser kindly
20 to this store and claim u this
week, Otherwise IL will ho given
away II was lcft there about two
months ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Glass incloscd and operated by n
sliding rod, knife has been invent
ed for cutting onions without af-
fectlng a users hands or eyes
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FPISCOPAI.IAx

uusiL Rev. Rolfe r. CTun. rectnr
CON munion al 3 in crypt of new
sts,o hurch tchoal IN same nlsre
crr M9fning prayer ana sermon by Mr..
s0u-,. g. m. , subject THE Main
teo,f, NJ Happiness +" $50 p, M. young
NsiIss. I"oGgilT,iy A 1880 ,. m,, prayer and
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Cheyenne lsRAEI4--Fourteenth and
kesIdenrs 'tets Charles b. I.atz rabbi
study Gs, telephone, Cedar iSSgi temple
NlnlNAI EMUNAH.-a,a so,,, c,...u,.
''ffl' letter rabbi w 'ou'h Cheseh"e'
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CHRISTIAN sr,pSrp

ilST-. a, ShuhcH or CHEisT scIEN
.ervicrs ~FNenih ana BnnidsT suuds,
Death. 0' Subject 'Prnbation Afei
and an ma sunday school at p;3l
invited. WeI.1Y years ~ age cordiallS
luu,-a ~ a Readtog slnh l,aam.nla
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MISIEI.IANEnIA

CHURCH OE ruE NAzARENE- wee,
Iuiss gsiJ south thotnh y " John.
soh. pastor. l'll Snuth Trenton sunday
Young people a. 6.sb. "Wednesday nave,
meeting 7.a0 Bible study cias, friday ~
CnrHCH Ou GOD Fir,h ana Madison
w. Shpmau pastor SUNDAY school e,
S'sV. ~, pfenShine i,,aS, a. a. ,anh
. 'l'lli'i 'f 'NElsI Mrf's second
'''. ,'Wthousc tiNth and boulder each
q and no by Raymond %. Henley Phone
Cedar 1861. "a. III LoGroye, c,do., Usage
LATTER DAY SAINTS ,Reorsan,.ea
church of Jesus obusiJ -Ei.s,uIh sfi
Rockford. G. a. sheppard. uast0t Sun.
deS school p'i5. rtsachius A. 90 ana q
ps,myet mgeuuE o Wednesday
ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Fiuh ana
Peoria. SUNDAY school aud Bible read.
'ng at 10. devotional au0 pastoral servic.
tuesday 80 Bih,t studv FRIDAY I 80
NDHTH TULSA COMMUSlTY intsrfs
nomine tonan .-Cin,nnat and Oklahoma
Nofthrnofela nd Rddulun SUNDAY schpol ~
10. preachirR At ~ and by supply
Prayer meeting wedhssday evening, B6l'
study Friday.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST - slIth
and Madison Central Park, Alvin G..
Long, pastor saturday services: Sabbath
school 9.it. missionary volunteers 3 y,
NJ preaching Ht n. Sunday services
Preaching at p. M.
UNITY CLASS OF Practical Christianity
court a. D. m. on sunday and Thurs
meets IN Judge Hunts division OF district
day evenings. Bible school sunday morn.
Ing ~ g.45. All Invited
ALL SOULS Liberal CHuRCH-Rev.
Ffcd \ L'rr will preerh on "The Worlds
Great Men, at It q. m. sunday At the
Majestic thcutor.
ORDER or THE STAR OF THE
EAST viii meet in lodge room sunday
night. October
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. Ugsant
lodge Thoosupi.raI headquarters, sUt
pan.Am"rlrau building. Fifih rnl BauI.
der. Public study classes Monday. Tues.
Jay INuisluF evenings n' s.l1. sun.
day afternoon at a Mouhrra meet.
ing Wednesday, NJ s'la ?. m. Public leo.
turo Friday s.iJ %. m.
EHNAllONNL BIBLE STUDENTS
Meets IN district courtroom No. . in
county courthouse every sunday Class
study at so 2. M, public speaking at 9
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We won another battlo last sat
urday from tho All stars, G tu u.
We were scheduled to meet tho
Mansfield Warriors hut thcy couldn't
come, so we played the AN stars"
Instead
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,......,. sriRiTuAIIsT.
lI'e NIIbI ItlAl--k or : han. NJ >
T. m h,s b.. J.. Reynolds pastor
''''H.' Nh tIIa. u lfuI.IH. message circle
- t'H'n % services 'f.HHars bsatstst
N'tIHnrs AldUuU. UU.Du. Er,nold.
IH' IrrsHH. Lindsey UrUoEs unI FIsm'
''.t cum at $3.50. Adult study
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE or TRuTH-.
h'H opened services u tHa auditorium
~ lhe city hall FYBr.U auI Cincinnati
sunday evening". l.tn. lecture messages
ana good music. Public Invited. Rev.
bltif1i" llp. Usage -Urt.N
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,tpST METHDDlsT--E Eleventh and
3sr De- W Abel paatot Lealie Mil'
..Gri sunday school at $50. Ebworih
.. t..H. Junior AZ 3 Preaching
.. DU y NJ. Gordon 10 800 D.
.. o r Raymond. Topic. Facing
ar,tt CHrHCH -Third and Trenton
ts D. gf4utree pastor sunday school 81
60 UrVor'h icsgue san intermediate
,.. u1of Monday at & Preachins az ~
..,urI MEMoRiAi,-Fouuesktn aud
u..s Lando' = Brsnrou. pastor
sa... 'anool =, sao Epwotth at
W NJ \ inst Thursday 10
s..a r.rh ot a.ao. Preaching a. u and
p1srly AVENUE tM % sj-rirb
..' r.a.1n rev / s. Bsrton. pasto,
....f aul intermediate Epwutth ieagues
.fb sunday school al50. Sermons
.ut.iuU MEMORIAL M u. sI-we.t
a...-. .rarbj ana phoenix J. N, Can.
t..t .Hafuf. sunday school at 10
pr.a re ,,H,ir ,irss,,ii.,i,7at u sni, 20
U.,.t..H rnrrert tisids. uHstur sun
. ..U... lf g.t5i Epvofth League af q.
.y..r no D.. prcaehius At 10 end s. ~.
N.L>IG>Aay CHURCH N. " s,-
''a, NJ t. ''afIsS aIschbu,a "' pastor iS"f.is isS
s.h u.ryot thone cedar 25sb SUNDAY
.... .. ."N. Junior fuuguo at . .. U.
... ....l. az $50 uo junior services
. r.... HUl 1880. Thursday evening.
.H". #t.Tr ry Reverend Aaton.
..e. UfLls-. Maryland Gardens. norm
.f cemetery sunday school At 10. iuninf
league 1f O. iadipa aid Rt 2.an Thurs
as Preaching every scsond sunday BY
Ir.trtr1 Prince
eaTWrI CHURCH-.blg Eortn Rock.
hr1 hry Robert AlsIaugh. unstor 6lt
West fvslfth street sundtg school al
Io Eyvortu league ESQ preaching az II
a1l 7.au Md. week prayer meeting
Thursday $50
WESLEY CHAPEL. 81. &C., tColJ-
Frankfort and Easton, ~ = johnson
pisiof sunday school at ESQ. Epworth
$50 Pre-. hing ~ II ana
VROWS'S CHAPEL &C. NJ, c. SO7
North Frankfort. Rev. j. II. McLain.
pastor.
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CHIsISIEAS

FIRST CHRISTIAN Ninth snd Roul.
.-- usage Aa35. Study phone Usage
a. Nb." school 1T g.s0 Ends1yor at
'..' I'.a'uIng az 1850 o. "a, ana 3. m.
T. tNItAt CHRISTIAN Glruwoun
tne Gardens section. r. W Coleman.
t." sunday school sNtii EureayoI
nfgs ching ~ ~ and 7SO
r," HFFliNG AVENUE CHRISTIAN.
..l-'Hih and Wheeling g r. England
WN,o' b!hla school at $3.50. endeavor At
,'', reaching every sunda, ~ - sud
s.t" .h.Ne topic, "Sione Jars" evening
rs Titles oi Refuge" Prayer meet
''s Wednesday 1850 p. m.
B., "H' TULSA Meets In community
s.tt, N't sam Il WaRgoncf. pastor
'''' school 9'Ah. Services at n and
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The Horoscope


'tho etHrs Incline out a, uut cuiupsei.
ut te14 nv Mcclure NsvsUApsf svud
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BAPTIST

FIRST BAPTIST Fourth ana Clucln.
nH "rao Close-ln Church" w. o An
l.iis.o9 wlnisS,er' stgdy phone, nsass
Bible school AZ $40. y. y p. U. $50
P.,s,hlre by the pastor at 10 30 and 1880
ENNtNt EI.-Second aud Rockford
Ngrns sermon AZ II. evening At s. -.
N'.'. '3.,gL 'ub5 ~, %'ss-' tlnaH,iA. .,li,,-,'
SUGAIEs AVENUE - frat and No.
gales \. Iudu. pastor. SUNDAY
lshacI aud preaching begins At g.2O and
kEN A l. L. sixth Hnd birmingham
Rev. T.. ~. owen pastor tshEe 77hH %
Sunday school AZ TO- Preaching 81 II ana
by NgN b. 4. mn. young people 40 Z,
prayer meeting Tuesday evening
SpRlSGUA LE--lewis ana Washington.
one mile north of fairgrounds Rev, r.
n"en missionary pastor Nible schoo.
o. 'o. Preaching at IL and 7.gO =. m. by
NuRrH TRENTON MIssoN-rrentot
and independence Rev Y. u. owen,
bog by missionary at 5;3O. Cosp;! team At
CALVARY MISSIONARY BAPTIST
Q8uCl near Sixth j q. Jhadweli MINIS
Ter. Sunday school g;i5 f. l. Barton.
.lfeun'ouient Preaching at II and >
WEST TULSA West Iulsa. i, ~
pays. pastor .0ll South Olympia; Csage
u,g.k sunday school at 3.i5. Preaching
.st ~ nv the pastor
FREE WILL BAPrIsT-Utica ana
Jasper q. j. Mathew, pastor. SUNDAY
school At 10. Preaching a. 10 SUNDAY
morning and ~ 80 on Saturday. sun
i8y sri wednesday Everybody wolcone
tRSipE-Glenw1ol, Home Gardens
near Parkylew station. ". r. scott
:-s'c', = Z. Sr".'"-sar .upattntsHdTnt
Preaching every sunday AZ ~ and 7.SO.
NEkN MlSSlON--titenwood IN Medic
stho0. house. j A WheAtley. pastor.
buf'y. superintendent pteacatnE At ~
ana IN PRAYER meeting WndnrsdHV
FIRST GENERAL BAPTIsT-Tweifih
nnl Utica. D. l.. Atkinson, pastor. Sun.
Gay school o. TO- Preaching at II and
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We went on a hike last sunday
there were II present, also Mr.
i;iiey "c 20. y snake for our so"ut
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PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST pBESBYTFRIAN CHURCH
Corner NJ seventh ana Bost0nt G. W,
h.rr pas'or. 9:A5 a. m. sunday school
"'. c.uHa.s Tor all ages under trained
..,. hers 81" IS s. M. by Dr. y. Z. House
| Ih" symphony of Life 7.30 p. m.
"bret Life As Masterpiece" 80
D. poo, iun'0r 6. f.; C.i5 p m. intermeii-
"i" senior and young peoples G. u
Doctor House viii speak daily At 3 y. ~,
s1N iAo iN Friday. The public is cordial.
y invited Co attend these lectures.
SECOND PHEspYrEhIAN lunis ana
Acner The cngrch tna' shows movtrg
pictures W. IL Murphy r.. pastor.
A'dsy school NJ s'4S, senior endeayof al
amor NJ Sermon by the pastor ~
t! J ana :. Prayer meeting Wednesday ~
COLLEGE HILL Your Community
.h4fcn Seventh ana Columbia iKeo
uah' robert II Clarke, pastor. SUNDAY
shoo' -, intermediate snd senior en-.
'-s'et 30 iunior Rt g. Worship At ~
UNITED pREsRYTERiAN -- CHEYENNE
tnl sing Charles V Newcomb minister
p,s West King street phone 'ahS
ho.e schroi ab W a. Ford. superin.
l'h1't preRchinE ct ~ and s. Junior
H ..r meeting Gao. reading service 1880.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
HIGH SPOTS IN LEAGUE
GAMES OF YESTERDAY
BY Associated Press.

New York, Sept. s.-The New York
Yankees were leading again today In
the see-saw battle with st. Louis for
the American League pennant. The
Yankees held a margin of half a game
as result OF Carl Mays victory over
Walter Johnson, OF Washington, TO
l. while Detroit pounded the Browns
leading twirler, Shocker. and won, s
TO 3. Ken Williams kept ahead of
Rogers Hornsby. his National League
rival in the home run race, by RAM
ming out his thirty-si sixth circuit blow
while the Cardinal star hit his thir-
ty-fifth of the season.
The New York Giants were out
making a target of Art Nehf and win
slugged by Philadelphia, the Quakers
ming, TO A. The champions kept
their advantage over Pittsburg, how
ever, as the Pirates dropped a hard
hitting encounter TO Chicago, 10 to Z.
st. Louis hit Johnny Couch hard
TO defeat Cincinnati, 6 to l. The
Athletics held Boston TO four hits, but
lost, to l, while Eddie Collins bat
ting featured Chicago's second
straight victory over Cleveland. 10
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-09
TENDER AND HAMMER SET
FOR MONDAY NIGHTS BATTLE

Philadelphia. Pa, Sept. 9.--Lew
Tender southpaw lightweight ace,
will have a chance to show boxing
fans that he packs a more damaging
punch than Benny Leonard, boss OF
the lightweights, when he clashes
with Ever Hammer. In the final bout
OF an all-lightweight card at the clos
ing fistic carnival OF the open air sea-
son at the Phillies' Park, Philadelphia,
Pa, on Monday night.
George OK. or CLANCY, the Balti-
more knockout artist, Will meet Tim
Droney, of Lancaster, In tho eight
round, seminal. Bobby Barrett will
try to battle his way back into the
picture of lightweight contenders by
eliminating Sailor Freedman, OF Chi
cago in the second bout. A return
engagement between Joe Tiplitz. of
Philadelphia, and Pal Moran, of New
Orleans, Will be the first of the four
eight-round boutL