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The New York herald., 1922-01-15
A Famous Furrier's
Stock Offered at Il Price
5h Avenue


large part Of the stock of furrier famed for
the rare beauty and quality of his Furs has been
added to our January Sale, and is being offered
at exactly one-half its former prices. This
addition includes coats Of the very finest quality
American Broadtail, Siberian Squirrel, Genuine
Scotch Moleskn, Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat,
and real Alaska Seal, well as Neckpieces of
equally choice pelts
$1,000 Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Wrap
with self collar. $500
1900 Hudson Seal (dyed muskraD Sport
Coat Krimmer trimmed 365.OO
I25o.oo Hudson Seal (dyed muskraD Wrap
with Japanese Marten collar. 625.OO
1900 Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coat
with Sable Squirrel collar, cuffs and border.
365.00
5000 American Broadtail Coat, 45 inches
long, Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat trimmed.
$500
1900 Caracul Coatee-a rich tan shade. .165.0O
Neckpieces
= 10000 Mink Neckpieces of fine pelts. $4,000
$500 Moleskin Neckpieces. ........ .22.50
$500 Skunk Neckpieces. .27.5O
1000 Fox Neckpieces in various shades. $500
(Fourh Floor
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
Annual
MidWinter Sale Of
WOnen'S Gloves

The who is seeking exceptionally good values land
who notD will find them in this special purchase OF Kdskn
Gloves manufactured in France. wide variety of sizes,
shades and lengths included in this Importation, which
represents the opportunity of the Gace Kid
Gloves for immediate and spring prices which all
the surprising because of the quality This sale is for
Week only.
The New York herald., 1922-01-15

Black Kidskin two-clasp Gloves
of French make, with self and
contrasting embroidery, pique or
overSeam sewn.
French importation of wrist
length, two-clasp Kid Gloves in
White, Tan, Brown, Gray, Navy,
Pastel and Beaver, with self and
contrasting embroidery. Pique
sewn.
White Kid Gloves. in eight,
twelve and sixteen button lengths;
overseam sewn; self and contrast
ing embroidery. Small lots in
colors.
Main Floor All Sales Must be
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
White Sale Silk Specials:

White Canton Crepe Suiting of a heavy
quality, 40 inches wide. yard, 3.35
White Crepe de Chine of superior grade,
40 inches wide. yard, 1.75
White Broadcloth Silk for Blouses, Shirts and
Lingerie, 80 inches wide. yard, 1.95
White Sport Satin of heavy highly lustrous
quality, 40 inches wide. yard. ESQ
White Novelty Sport Satin-singularly beau
tiful, 40 inches wide. yard, 1896
White Tussah Pongee, washable, 36 inches
wide. yard, 1.95
(Sccond Floor
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
Special Values Every One!
Goats and Wraps
MdIyldual Types for Women
At 48.OO, 74.5O and 124.5O

Substantial, worthwhile values. New YER
sions of the sleeved-and-belted Coat and stunning
new styles in Wraps, fashioned of rich materials,
luxuriously fur-trirnmed and lined Yet they
bear prices as low in reduction sale Of earlier
season models.
Many of the styles have been adapted from
late Partisan imports and display such dlstinc-
tive touches as long, silkcn tassels, chenille en-
broidery, silk fringe, elaborate appiques OF
Velvet or artistic designs of stitching Others
quite conservative.
Marvella, Corona and Armida, the three
most exclusive coating fabrics, constitute their
materials Squirrel, Genuine Beaver, Caracul,
Platinum or Taupe Wolf, Mole or Australian
Opossum collar them. Many both collared
and cuffed with fur.
Clearance of Evening Wraps
Sumptuous affairs of handsome fabrics -:
formerly up to 245 90. Reduced to $3.50 to 10000
(Fourth Floor
The New York herald., 1922-01-15
"McCreery Silks"
Famous OUer Half a Century

Announcing daily arrivals of Imported and
Domestic Silks of notably high character
beautiful and unusual in design and weave
for Southern Sport Apparel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
PRESIDENT MFZINARODNj
UNIE DAMSkYCH kREJCt
SETRVA v URADE.

President Mezinarodni Unie
damskych krejci, Benjamin
Schlessinger, nemz Sc pravi-
10, re sc hodla vzdati sveho L.
fadu, prohlasil vcera, re setr-
va. Rekl to Abrahamovi Ca
hanovi, ktery dostal "a ulohu
svolati smirci vybor, ienz by u
rovnal jiste spory. Jednalo Sc
totiz nektere prilis radikalnT
projevy namirene proti pred
sednictvu. Ia voleb ale bylo
rozhodnuto We prospech stare
no predsedy Schessingera vet
sinou 116 hlasn proti zajiste
sluSne mensine IA hlasu radi-
kalnich.
Ia schGze povolen byl ma
klad SIT. 500, urceny ma vide
lavaci ucele. Meyer Perlstein
2 Clevelandu, pfedseda cleve-
landskeho organisacniho vybo-
ru, fidil BOZ We prospech "di-
striktniho planu', tax aby or
ganisacni prace byla rizena di-
striktnimi vudci die providence
no rozdelen1 We Spoj. Statech
a Kanade. Proti navrhu Sc
stavel prave Schlessinger iini
urednlci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
CESKA SPISOVATELKA PRI.
JEDE DO AMERIKY.

st. Louis, Missouri, 10. kvet-
ma. = Znama ceska spisovatel
ka, Gabriela Preissova, autor-
ka nekterych z nejkrasnejsich
ceskych drobnych povldek, jez
cerpala jmenovite re zivota IL
du korutanskeho slovenske--
no, mezi nimz lila po fadu let,
Zavita, jak Sc prave dovidame.
letosniho roku do Ameriky.
Pfijede sem spolu Sc svou dee
rou, jez nedavno provdala Sc
"a ceskoamerickeho lekare
Ora. Karla E. Proska z Mime
apolis, MINI, ktery do Ceskoslo
venska pfijel ceskoslovensky-
mi legionari ze Sibire, mezi nj
miz cd cervna roku 1919 do
bfezna roku 1920 pGsobil jako
lekar Americkeho Cerveneho
Kfize. V Praze stravil delsi do
bu zde seznamil sc dcerou
jmenovane ceske spisovatelky
niz ozenil Sc pred svym odje-
zdem do Ameriky V dubnu t.
r. DR.. Prosek Sc vratil v minu-
lych dnech a sdelil, re jeho
chot' spolu sc svou matkou pri-
jede do Ameriky v lete.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
ZATCENf "a UTERNf PRO.
HLfDkY PROPUSTENI.

Ia vcerejsiho vyslechu pred
policejnim soudcem 25 mia
diky zatcenymi V ruznych ku-
lecnikovych mistnostech "a L.
terniho naiezdu policii, byli
vyslychani detektivove Can
field a Buettner, ktefi ale ne
mohli jineho rici, nez re mia
dici pfi prvnich dotazech ne
mohli podati nekter6 zpravy o
sobe samych, jakoz i jeiich "a
mestnani. Soudce MacMahon
nepovazoval vypov6di tajnych
"a postacitelny dukaz a propu
still vSechny ma svobodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
II NOR
MUDr. Frana JirI.

Tulak, jehoz kalhoty byly 70
zedrany ma dranc, zastavil Sc
prede dvermi |. poschodi, ma
nichz byla tabulka "MUDr. Fra
ia Jiru', a zazvonil. PriSla O.
tevfit mlada dana. ia isem
chtel ponizene prosit, jestli by
mi mohl pan doktor podarovat
nejake stare kalhoty." "To
by nemohl," odpoyed6la mlada
DANA. "Ten doktor jsem ia"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
DIE prisl0vi.

"Matka: W zas odkladaS
svuj ukol? Pamatui 81, ze Sc
nema odkladat ma zitrek, co Sc
muze vyriditi dnes!" Syna-
eek (druh6ho dine pfi obed6) !:
"Maminko, neukladei ten ma
kyp na zitrek! Vi5, ze isl rika-
L., ze Sc nema odkladati ma IL
trek. co Sc NIUE vyfiditi dnes''
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
NOVA ZNAMkA ZLEPSUJI-
CfCH Sc POMERU.

Do zamestnavaci ufadovny
Americke Legie dochazi stale
Sc mnozici poptavky po pomoc-
-nych silach. Okresnf tajemnfk
teto organisace, P. Wolfford,
vcera oznamil, re doslo "a je-
diny den ma 200 dotazd cele
fady firem, kde jsou uprazd-
nena mista a vyzyva vsechny
zadatele, aby Sc praci zmi-
meme uradovne prihlasili. Ia
uplynuly mesic duben byla o.
patfena prace $50 muz1m.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12

V podState protistatnfm. an
jeananl spolupraci Sc strana-
mi, ktcre tonto praci rozumi
ien rozvrat. Nejsme ovSem'
tax naivnf, abychom Sc domni-
vail, re zmizel-li plan sebeur-
cen1 2 nemeckeho programu,
zmizel take Z mysli srdci.
Lee ma druhe strane nesmi-
me take pfecenovati jeho zako-
renenl V t6chto myslich a srd-
cIch. Svou povahou jest cely
tento plan papirovym, abstrakt
MIN nezivotnym. We skuteGnosti
zadneho nemeck6ho obyvatele
Ceskoslovenska nenapadlo, re
by n6co podobneho mohlo Sc
nekdy provesti praksi. Tento
program. tTeba byl uprimne
Iveren a hlasan, nebyl nikdy nj
elm iinym, nez vyrazem po-
Idrazdeni a zloby. Takove afek-
Ity nemohou vsak byti trvalymi
prameny politickeho nazoru a
postupu. Neni tudiz mic priroze
Ineisiho, nez re nyni vysychaif,
ztraci Sc, jak puda Sc stava jim
Ineprihodnou.
Jest nepopiratelno, re mezi
In6meckymi politiky Jest iiz
dnes rada vaznych muzd, kteri
isou docela uprimnymi stoupen
ci positivni nemeck6 politiky, Sc
vSemi jejimi dusledky, a take
2 dobreho uvedoneni vSech je-
Ijich pfedpokladu. Toho name
Inovy doklad ma pr. We veliko-
Enocnich uvahach Prayer Tag
lblattu," iednak od nejmenova-
In6ho zdejSiho politika, jednak
Iod VzdaleneiSiho pozorovatele.
ale zde vyrostleho, byval6ho
chefredaktora Tschuppika.
Zde zada Sc 5 plnym vedomim
historick6 prirozen6 nezbyt-
nosti realm postup aspon ia
dra nemeck6 delegace vyty-
ceni cilu urcitych. uzitecnych a
Sc statnim prosp6chem srovna-
itelnych. Nepochybujeme, re V
ltomto sm6ru pGjde dalSi vyvoi
lpolitickeho mySleni naSich ne
imeckych spoluobCane nyni liz
ldocela bezpeCne, tTeba recidi-
Ivy a romantic zauzliny samo-
zrejm6 jeste dlouho Sc vysky-
Itovaly, nebot' omen negativisti-
icky, zlucovity politickT MAJOR,
Iprojeveny zas We velikonotni
"Bohemii' drem Lodgman-
mem, jeho poslednim rytirem,
Inajde pro dobu dohlednou Ezdy
iieste ochotne usi. My nemame
duvodu zasahovati do tohoto
proud6nf. Jsme odhodlani. iako
az dosud, vyckati trpeliv6 roz-
hodnuti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
Vysvetleni zahady.

"Cim to pride, milostiva, ze
vam zenam vice lichoti, kdyz
slySite, ze iste krasnymi, nez-li
fekneme-li VAN, ze jste chytry
mi" ITO pride tim. re o
nechytr6 muze neni nouze,
kdezto slime kratkozrakych je
pom6rn9 mal0."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
Veno ma suknich. Y Breton

sku panuje zvlastni obycej. V
urcit6 svatetnl dny odivaji Sc
tam mlade divky Y cerven6 SUI
kne bilymi aneb zlutymi pru-
by na lemu. Pocet pruhu ozna-
cuje veno, kter6 zamysli otec
sva dcefi dati. kazdy billy
pruh. kerry znaGi stribro, zna-
mena 1000 franku kazdy zlu
ty, znaGici zlato, znamena p
900 franku. TAX muze velice
snadno kazdy kandidat zenitby
seznati, kolik jeho vyvolena do
stane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
Zatvrzely zahradnik.

Tovarnik mel zahradnika,
ktery byl svobodny, "Nebylo by
pro vas l6pe, kdybyste Sc oze-
nip" "Ne, nebylo. Jsem ia
dy jako Adam Y rail-" - "a
dam Y rail- byl vlastne take "a
hradnikem a ozenil se." "A
le hned potom ztratil sv6 posta-
veni, pane tovarniku.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
v TYTO DNY LECKDE.

Manzelka 1rednika: "'Tak
co, muzi, dali ii ten oSacovaci
pfispeVek, ktery tolik potfebu-
jes?"
Dali"
"To jsem rada. Nine posfala
Svadlena GGet.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12

"ProG mne nechcete wit S
d6tmi do domu?"
81 pouh6 lidskosti. Lide S to-
lika detmi nemohou platit to-
lik cinze, co ia chci.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
Sebevrah, Obet nemistneho

studu. Pred nekolika dny obe-
sill Sc v byte svych rodicn ma
Kral. Vinohradech truhlarsky
pomocnik Jar. R. ProfesorMU-
DR.. Slavik zjistil pitvou mrtvo-
ly, re domnely muz byl zena.
ktera hned po zrozeni povazo-
vana "a muze a takto byla ta-
Ike vychovana. Zda Sc, ze ro-
dice vedeli tomto stavu, nez
pro stud nedotazali sc chirur-
ga, ktery snadno mohl pomoci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
Ponni, r. steuroy..

PoUui, p- steIfoyl. Ma ia
matku 1OC arazcnin Pasteur-
ovych bnde We 81 al urku IS.
kvetna odhalen p6cl Umrcrsi-
ty a m6sta slavnemu l6kafi 10
mink. Bude stat naproti uni
versite, Y niz Pasteur zahaiil
svoii vtdeckou Utmost.
SpoIecny odchod manzel1 Sc
svsta. II. dubna rano nalezen
Y Risutech u Slan6ho obchod-
nix Frantisek Horak a jeho ze-
ma postreleni posteli. Horak
byl mrtev, kdezto jeho zena do
sud lila. Byla odvezena do O.
kresni nemocnice, PriCina zou-
falstvi jest neznama. STAY Ho-
rakove jest velice yazny.
Dravci okoli Olomouce.-
"Socialisticka Budoucnost" sda
luje, re posledni dobou ie po-
zorovano Y okoli Olomouce
znaGn6 mnozstvl ptacich draw
c6, ktefi ohrozuji V sirok6m O.
koli zivoty malych operencG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-12
yELIkONOCNf a PrFpVELI
KONOCNl uVAHY NsMID y
| CESkCSLOVENSKU.

jiz davno to kvasi, nespokoje-
most pochybnosti, ozyvajicf
Sc iiz davno V Stroke vereinosti,
zmocnuji Sc take same parla-
mentni delegace. Ostatne to
vse nebylo by mic noveho. Pro-
ces trident liSeni duchu w.
zaduje 81 nutne casu. Ale V po-
sledni dobe IDA Sc, ze perioda
politicke nejistoty jest jiz ko-
necne prekonana a ze re zmat-
ku hesel a protikladnych ten
denci vynofi Sc zahy prece ien
jiz urcity a realni n6mecky
program. Bude jiz nutno mlu-
witt 0 nemecke politice Cesko
sloVensku, zatim co dosud byl
zde jen neplodny n6mecky
vZdor.
Parlamentni svaz obean-
,skych stran (Deutschnational
Verband) konal Y posledni do
be radu schuzi, vyplnenych po-
radiant velmi zivymi, ba pohnu
tymi, Q nichz nebylo vydano O.
ficielni komunike. Ia to zraci
Sc V nemeck6m tisku hlavne
ajinskem dosti presny odraz
toho, co Sc tn d6lo, takze w
sledni smernici mozno 81 rekon
struovati. ZvlaSte poucny Jest
Iclanek 'Reichenberger Zeitung
die vSeho pochazeiici patrn6 2
Ipera pfimeho uGastnika. Pravi
Sc V mem, re pomery V nemec.
ttabore byly iiz tax desolatni
re sc strany a politikove temer
ami nemohly stykati. Potreba
Inoveho sjednoceni pocit' 'ovala
Sc zivelne, ale zaroven bylo kaz
demu jasno, re ma toto siedno-
ceni nevystaGi Sc iiz S otrely-
|mi frasemi iednotn6 bojovne
| front6 a obrane proti ceskemu
znasilnovani, nebot' Stroke vr-
| Istvy isou liz dokonale syty to-
hoto "boiovani" Neizaiimav6j
Isl jest phi tom doznani n6mec-
ko-nacionalnfho istu, re We
lvsech kruzich nemecke spolec-
Inosti prevlada dnes snaha "a
bezpetiti 81 vyhodne zivotni
Ipodminky kulturnjho i materi-
elniho trustu mad povSechnym
, heslovitym nacionalismem. Po-
slancum tedy nezbfva, nez-li
! chte-nechte .pTizpusobiti Sc to-
muto tlaku vlastnlch mass. Ne
! lie dale pocitati ma. moznost
| vybicovanl nacionalnich in
stinktu. 0 tom svedci neilepe
ten fakt. re to bylo prave Sc
strany narodn6 socialni, jejiz
radikalism byl az dosud tax 70
bustni, iak 81 ien mono pra-
| ii, odkudz vySel navrh postavi-
til nemeckou politiku V Cesko-
slovensku ma iedine solidnl ba
81 uznani tohoto statu. Mluvci
strany odilvodnoyal svui MAJOR
1spravne a padn6 poukazem ma
nezbytnosti prave tax Nnitrni
ijako zahranicni politiky. u
ivnitf jest nechut' k dalsi pas
sivite a potfeba ucasti ma sta
ltu a vlivu ma jeho sprawl, "a
hranicemi jevf Sc pax situace
jiz nesporne tax, re jakekoliv
move politick6 katastrofy a pre-
vraty ]sou vylouceny. Nutno
pocitati tim, co tn jest, a to
cini ovsem jakekoliv n6meck6
lvVboie illusornimi. Dokud Sc
Nemecko nezotavi re sv6 nynei
ST malomoci, nelze spolehati, re
by ceskoslovensti ''konacionalo
We" mohli uskutecniti sv6 dale
kosahle "sebeurcovaci' cile.
Proto nezbyva nez vytyciti ja-
ko bezprostredni a (aspon "a
tim) nejvyssi programovou no
tn pouze autonomii, dokonce
autonomii nikterak blize neur-
cenou, tedy nikoliv nezbytne
autonomii uzemnf. Dale pravi
Sc V narodne socialni navrhu O.
tevrene. re "boj 0 zivotnf pod
mlnky nemeckeho kmene Ce
skoslovensku must byti vybojo
ivan na pade tohoto statu."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-11
EMANUEL EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN.

In our services today Rev. c.
Adam of Mills, n. M, will preach
the sermon, while the pastor will
give an address preparatory to the
celebration of the Lords Supper.
On account of the communion SER
vices the regular services will be-
gin 80 minutes later than usually,
namely at 1890 o'clock.
Let us not overlook that today is
Trinity Sunday, the last Of the
Christian festivals which the
church since olden times has been
accustomed to celebrate. Such
special festivals as Christmas. Good
Friday, Easter, Ascension and PEN
tecost serve to remind us OF the
wonderful deeds God has done for
our salvation, of His goodness and
grace. The Trinity festival speaks
to US of Gods wonderful being and
ncomprehensible ways.
Next Sunday, June IS. Rev. p
Stolp Of Linn, Kans., will be in our
midst. Rev. Stolp is the superin-
tendent of missions of the Kansas
district of our synod.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-11
PERSONAL NOTES OF THE STATE

I lodge gave a farewell social at the
| lodge rooms on last Friday night,
complimentary to Mrs. b. T..
Morthland, who left this week for
| her new home at Amarillo. A
good attendance resulted, regard
| less of the mud and unfavorable
weather conditions. Ice cold LEM
onade and cake were served to all
present.
The Artesia Tennis club has or
ganized and have constructed
new court ON Roselawn avenue. on
the old park site. The net players
| devote the afternoons to this favor
! lite pastime. The members and
their families receive the benefit
| of the new court. The member
ship includes Frank Donahue, Fred
Cole, G. Bert Smith, Walter Ferri-
man, Robert Ferriman, Eldredge
Soloman, Earl Bigler, s. Edgerton,
| j. II. Hoffman, Oscar Samelson,
| ham, Otis Brown, DR.. H. A. Stroup,
Lloyd Cowan, r. A. Brewer. John
Richards and L. B. Feather.
The members of the Country club
have moved their boats and bath
ing equipment from Clarkes lake,
north of town to Spring lake, a
| resort south of town. The change
was made on account of the con-
veniences in going to Spring lake.
The intermediate young peoples
organizations of the First Baptist
church enjoyed a moonlight ride
and picnic on Monday evening. The
members motored to the Miller
| house, north of town, on a large
truck, where the evening was spent
| in playing outdoor games and eat
ing a bountiful picnic supper. The
| following were members of the
| merry party: Rev. and Mrs. w.
| C. Taggart. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E..
Mansell and Elaine Feemster, Nell
lie Mae Horne, Helen Mann, Gladys
| Cole, Lorena Mansell, Alice Man
sell, Mary Taggart, Carmen Brown,
Keith Hoffman, Herman Cole. Sid
ney Proctor, Morgan Burroughs,
Lawrence Burroughs. Harry Will
son and Charles Mcneil
Rev. and Mrs. T. V. Cox, pastor
of the Nazarene church. returned
last week from Albuquerque, where
ithey attended the general assem-
bly, of the denomination. Rev. r.
F. Davis, pastor of the Methodist
church, returned from Clovis,
where he attended the Sunday
school institute. DR.. e. e. Mathes,
pastor of the Presbyterian church,
returned from Des Moines, where
he attended the general assembly
of the denomination.
The Junior Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union was entertained at the
home of Mrs. C. M. Cole on Tues
day afternoon and evening. The
children played in the shade of the
trees until shutdown. Weinies were
roasted and marshmallows were
toasted by the joymakers. Deli
cious ice cold lemonade and cookies
were also served by the hostess
Mrs. Taggart, superintendent of the
department, was present at the af'
fair. The following children en-.
joyed the OCCASION: BERTHE Hooper
Alene Wilson, Lucille F1oore. Ins
| Cole, Elizabeth Cogsdall. GARNER
Brown, Pauline Welschel, Lu
la Turner. Lorraine Smith, Heller
, Cogsdall LaRue Mann, Mary Tag.
, CART, William Taggart. j. w
, Brown. Harold Holmes, AutrS
Holmes, J. w. Wingfeld, Let
Wright, Charles Horne and Stan
ley Smith.
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CENTRAL AVENUE METHODIST
Preachers Assembly.


The Preachers Summer assembly
and Sunday school Institute of the
New Mexico conference will con-
yene in Ell Paso, Texas, June els
inclusive, Our pastor is now in
attendance upon that gathering ana
will bring back with him some or
the best things which will be i'm
parted there. He is an expert
stenographer and is we'll equipped
to report such addresses, as will
he of interest to the congregation.
Some of the foremost religious
leaders will speak there. 1t is a
great help to minister to avail
himself of such opportunities.
Musicale.
At the II o'clock hour there will
be a musical program, under the
direction of Mrs. Elizabeth A,
Bradford. The church choir will
be ABLY assisted by other local tai
ent. and the occasion will be Q
most inspiring one. Details of the
numbers will be found in connec'
ton with the regular Sunday an
nouncements. Rev. C. V. Beeler
one of our local preachers, will
open and close the services.
Evening Service.
We are expecting Rev. Robir
Gould, pastor of the Methods
Episcopal church, South, Moberly
Mo, to preach in the evening. III
officiated at the marriage o
his sister, Miss Alice Gould. "a
West Slate street, on the seventh
and 1t is expected that he will re
main over Sunday. He preache'
his first sermon in Central Avenu
Methodist church. 1t will be
treat to him and his many friend
here to have the opportunity o
renewing acquaintance. In cas-
he does not remain, other provis
ion has been made for the pulpit
Official Board.
On account of the pastor bein
away. the regular monthly meet
ing of the official board will b
postponed until date to be an
nounced later. The Women's Mis-
sionary society held a very profit
able meeting in the church parlor
Tuesday afternoon, and the Goo
Samaritan Sunday school class a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. N
miller, 1914 Forester avenue, o
Thursday afternoon.
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BROADWAY CHRISTIAN.
Vacation School.

Vacation School.
The daily vacation Bible school
begins Monday, June IL. Every boy
and girl who expects to attend is
asked to be present at 1855 o'clock
on the first day. We have a much
larger enrolment than was ex-
pected, but arrangements will be
made for all who come. Automo-
biles have been secured for bring
ing those children who live in dis
tant parts of the city. Hear an
nouncements regarding this on
Sunday. The school is open to all
boys and girls between the ages of
and IA years. A supply of en-
rollment cards will be on hand
Sunday morning.
Young Married People.
A meeting of the Friendship class
will be held on Tuesday evening,
June IS. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Allen 900 West Fruit. All
members of the class and their
friends are invited.
Mission Band.
How we do enjoy children's per-
formances and programs! And
how it encourages and pleases the
children for the "grown-ups" to
be interested. Now listen! Here's
a chance to please the children and
incidentally get a little pleasure
ourselves. The children of the
Mission band of the Broadway
Christian church will give a pro-
gram Friday evening. June 16, in
81, a.,
| lyn Edmunds is the leader and the
children under the training OF Mrs,
I. j. Mize will render program
as follows: '@
Hymn. Es%
| Prayer.
| 3-ResponsiYe reading.
4-Reading, "Tit-for- Tat" Heller
Guy. ....
5--Talk. agricultural Missions,
Martha Sadler.
6--Hymn.
7--Story, "China's Babies" Cath
crime Cain.
s-Prayer, Mrs. Crosno,
9-Reading, Like st. Paul,
Claude Hutto.
1O--Solo, Martha Kathryn Sack
EFT and chorus OF girls.
11-Piano solo. Beryl Hayes.
12-P lay, Playing Chimes
School," six children, two ladies.
13-Remarks by the minister.
14-Benediction.
These little folks are being laugh
to think of 'others" so an offering
for missionary purposes will BIZ
taken.