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The Seward gateway., 1922-12-15
The steamship Admiral Watson

The SteamSnlp Adm1rdI WdlSOH sailing from Seattle tomorrow ~'u be a veritable Santa Claus as the Xmas presents for Sewardites will be on board While many presents will be on the Alameda, sailing Wednesday, the Watson will be the last boat a. irving at Seward before Christmas, and can properly be called the Xmqe ship.
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-15

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Although the State department confirmed today the London report that Ambassador Harvey had been called home for con. sultation it declined to make any ex- planation of the object of his visit.
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-15

A large number of the latest vol umes of fiction have been added to Urbach's circulating library. Only Is cents to read one of them. 2s7
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-15

FOUR room house and lot close ia
 for sale cheap, by Chas. Cooper. 2G3
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-15

HOUSE TO RENT-Furnished three
 rooms. See Mckay. 2S0-tf
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-15

FOR RENT-Three room furnished house, See Doughterty after six pm.
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-15

FOR RENT, Three comfortable rooms,
 partly furnished Bank of Seward,
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-15

FOR RENT-SM room furnished house, with bath Gateway.
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-15
CLASSIT HID ADS

SPRING CHICKENS. for sale. Zee Cooper at Urbach's. 2u:'tf
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-15

FOR SALE-Tools of ali kinds Sc Cooper at U:bach's store. l9ot
The Seward gateway., 1922-12-15

WANTED-Clean cotton rage at the
 Gateway office.
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PNoDA 81 f6h0vy deiikat4shi
ebehod v els. $500 DetroA ~.
ERdt 81 tr3f kal $500 ttdhte, je
|pfi nsna pehnt .byt. Bfa35f IN
lfofsAsce poda Mr.. zhsaiderlh5n
vecer do 7:30-A6d. " 6fs. 1z742
Kinsfnsh Rd. IL
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ODece1SlVO u HcVyHIeuAvaIO.
Ded pani Zu4kov6, hodlaje pro
vdati n6kolik deer, odprodaval
pozemky, takze syhovi zdsta,
pouhy zlomek, stacfci k vyzi-
veni dvou krav a paru koni, il
miz hostinsky vydelaval rovoz-
nictvim. Ntimo dcery Varun-
ky mel jeste diva syny, 2 nichz
jelen byl vyucen reznikem a
byl v te dobe kdesi v Nenecku
zamestnan q druhy, .vystu-
dovav neNolik 'tffd, byl pre-
wat do obecnf kancefafe a pfi
delen dnchodnfmu.
Verunl,a uz "a svobodna by
Ia vysoka, silna a hrni0tna. We
dla. vlastni hostinec sama a. o.
stfilela Sc mezi hosty a povoz-
! Milky, ktefi s nj zertovali, jaIk
iktery dovedl, lsbo jak naneho
pred tim vypA NebylA vol.
lnymi zerty ura3ena, zasm&ls
Sc veselemu byt' kluzkemu
vtipu a jedine, echo nesnesla
bylo diverne pfiblizeni Sc chit.
veho mlsouna, ktery pop:yslc1
ma dnvernejsf zazertovant. Ne.
lpotrebovala vsak zastani otco
va. Mala padnou ruku a bylo'
ii tfeba, dovedla kfikncuti, 81
se dvorem rozlehalo.
Jinak byla pffjemne tvafe
Ijeji sv6tle modre 0ci byly do
bre zvlaste, kdyz muzi 81
bavila, hofely zvlastnim mex
kvm svitem. Vedela dobfe
ze muze pritahuje a zvysova
la jejich chtivost, jakoby il ci
milo potescni, re je mdze pc
|trapiti. z mesta tn a tam "a
cal do hostince dochazet nA
ktcry 2 nizsich ,dfednfk1 a srt,
ziii Sc vybojovat 81 jeji pffzei
Ii ruku, ale Verunka, pozerto
vavsi 81 S mini, odbyvala je zc
'lstra. jakuile by; byl chttl do
volavati Sc jeji lasky.
Il U statkare zu6ky ueiIfila v
jimku. Znala no, dOkud jest
mel zenu ma ziyu q slsdoval
j icho zivot i "a vdovstvi. Y he
: stinci sc vsechi1o . okoli 81
i mlela a slySela cd hosti rolnik
re ma dvorec, ktery Sc vyrot
Ina kazdemu pahskemu dvori
: Pc nebozce mel iedine ditl
4 Jarmilu, pfi smrti matcin9 DIV
q lnactiletou. Pro til mel majl
lick uz nastradany a fikalo s,
se stathkr, ze bud
II Zuskova dcera nejbohatsi nj
e1v9stou v celem kfaji.
II Jenze padesatilety zuska G
It'll Sc dosud sam chut' k zivot1
81 Nikoinu Sc sice riepffznal, op;
,iltrne tail, co v ieho srdci {
e odshravalo a cjasal take, a
i. uplyne aspoh pdl f0aku cd SIN
s-lti prvni zeny. Zatim nenap'
dine patral, prok5ze phi hled,
sveydruhe 1zepys nechtel p
f-iMiti zadneho az Ias6slee. W
& runky 81 vsianl nAhodou: Pr;
nj daval o trhu par 1fibat IMAM
o mu rolnikovi jek- bylo Nv,
N KEN, mel Sc pitt litkup. x
l. pee mel svdj, povoz eeleaii
xiv zajezdnim hostinci aszuSk
81 (Pokra6 6oskait.)
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81, puUu q VAdSl4ll lIujVNeAs
Nemohl mu arci pornoci. Snad
by no byl wal do mlyna, ale
OH byl We dvorci spokojen, mel
slusny plat a jeho chlebodArce
nepral 81 lepSfho dozorce.
LiGeni Kindlerovo otevfelo
Tardonovi oci a pfineslo mu
porozumeni pro celou odpdr-
cow povahu. A pr,oto take v
jeho nitru bylo takove pevne
pfesvedcenf, ze budoucnost mu
pfirese zadostiucinenf, ze sc
dozije chvfle, kdy vsichni ii,
ktei1 nyni velebi Ladinu, pro-
budi Sc re sveho omylu, a "a
stNdi Sc, koho to postavili v ce-
10 svych snah. A zaroven pro-
ste vedomf mravni pfevahy 81.
lilo Tardona pfi vsech tech
malych ranach, ktere' mu "a
,sazo~ali az k otroctvi soddani
pffvsEenci Laddnovi. I :
Ma Piles sokolsky sci lie pro.
to, ably hodne tancoval, nebo
snad sc schvalne vystavoval
lidske zvedavosti. Chodil tam
leta minula, prisel tam i tento.
krate. NaSel houfek svych do.
brych znamych, v6del, ze bu.
de museti zatanciti s jejich re.
mani a dcerani, ale dojista h
|pulroci Sc vytrati a odejde.
Zatim sc stalo cos jineho
Hodinu po zacatku plesu do
stavily Sc jeste dive ucastnice .
|jejich objeveni vzbudilo roz
ruch. Byla to nevlastni matks
| S dcerou, statkarka Zuskova /
nevlastni dcera Jarmila. A
obe svym zpdsobem vynikaly
| ZuSkova byla hfmotna, je
ste mlada, asi dvaatficetilet;
'pani. Kyp6la zdravim. az t
presahovalo miru, do jak'
zdravi nehyzdi. Ma jeji vyso
Ike, pine postave bvlo znati
jak pouzila sveho krejcovske
no umeni, ably zaIkryla sve ky
pici formy, ale pres to zas
byla jeji toaleta tax napadn
-. vyzyvava, ze bezdecne ivy
-'sovala jeji otylost. Byla dosa
. pfijemne tvare, jenz jeji obi
cej byl stale zardely, jako
stareho pijaka aposmevackov
Isl Septali, ze jeji maminka b,
la asi nekde ma trhu hokynai
, kou a tam mrazem a vetrel
j tax zrudla. Jeji draha rob
: nazelenale barvy stala die OF
< hadu pritomnych penicek 4s,l
: ne penize, jake mdze VIDA
: pouze bohata statk&fka, ktel
i, setrny muz zanechal nezadll
: zeny statek.
o, v okresu byla pani Zusko1
a znama. Hned tchdy. kdyz
k il starsi uz ZuSka bral, stala
pfcdm6tem 1--WE pozornos,
i Byla dcerou hostinskGho z m
a sts. Patril mu starodavny z
,-ljexdni hostinec, jenz v mode
! nj sdobe ztratil ma scene a pl
q aazlivosti.ss : Stoje1na .kraji m
Il sta, bylsvxhiedavan hlavne "
> .kovskymi hospodafi, zvlast6
u trzieh,, protoze v .p,6storne
zi;dvofe i stajich bylo hodne n
Ut sta pro selske povozy. jim;
T. to byla ticha hospoda a len
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Ill

LII.
5Rylo to plesu v okrssnim
/ pofadanem sokolskouI
edtetou, kdy Kornel Tardon
,bEs4E apoznal Jarmilu Zusko-
W.T. bohatf: venkovske d9vGe z
dvdfoe Catchy. +.
Cd sve prohry pfiv kandido-
vxAi Tardon ami v podrobno-
1teCh nezmenil mic ma sverl
sp0Sobu zivota. Stejne sve.t
doMieE a energicky staral Sc q
,AvNj 5mlyn a sve hospodafstvi,
'tejn& denne prosedel yolny
tas Y ~knihy a stejne zajel OBJ.
tas 10 lnesta ma schhze .okres,
niho vyboru Il do hpspodarske
ho spolku. Jeho cci nevidely.
vtxnamn6 1sklebky, ze pro-,
paM = jello usi neslysely ma
rk1ky slovem konane. By1 pr
1is hrdy, ably btl poskytl skodo
libym a m6lkym povaham ia.
Sinou radost, nebo ably no mo-
hle luiskost takovych dennicn
jspic ufnziti.
BH pfflis ,kriticka povaha a
v3dH, re NH bndoucnost pfi-
nese zadostiucin6ni. Ne snad,
&e by byl piece jedfpu,l, poslan-
Gem. Ole dosavadnlho pfesved
Ssni utkdy vic by Sc medal ;zla-
kAti timto lesklym pozlhtkem
q s1f1denl, ktery, kona III sc
spr&vn9, iNaluje nesmfrncu
zodpovednost a neKonA-li Sc,
st&va Sc .trestuhodnym itas
dem. .Tedy sam pro sebe re-
hledal " abudoucnosti za,lost:-
tcineni.
! Ono pride z konani Ladino-
va. o tom byl tax pevne pfe-
sweden, ze ami cinnost jeho ma
fi2ske rade neotfasla jeho jisto
tou. Phi volebnim zapasu wy
yfelo mnohO, echo 81 Snad 81
roke vrstsvy nepovSimly, ale
co neuslo jeho 'pozornosti. Jak
byl tiskem slovem cuchar on,
Tardon, stejne sc dalo Ladiho-
Vi. A byl to hlavne byvaly je-
lro pfftel, ma mizinu prisedsi
rolnik Kndler, kteremu ro!'
pied volbou prodali v Dorove
statek a ktery byl nyni safa-
rem v panskem dvore, jenz
nyni oplacel Ladinovi, co tento
proti nemu spachal.
Kinder byl clovek lehko.
myslny. Zd6dil zadlu'zeny sta
TEX, ozenil sc S chudym devices
tenn, kterc mel rad a v nekoli-
ka letech batolil sc kolem man
zeln houfek deti, cilych a zdra
: vych. stale hladovych. Kind.
ler mel pro koho Sc starat a
staral sc. Ale jednou "a cas-
sedl nan d'abel a tu pfesta
Kinder mysliti. Jako kdyz di
vokym konim odejme uzdu
TAX sc fitil kamsi do neznama
hyre a utraceje jako bohac
jenz nemusi pocitati. ia kaA
d6ho platil, v opilosti do kare
sc poustel kdo co zadal, Il
mu dal.
Po vystrizliveni ovsem ia
staNala hrdza q vycitky. San
sc bill pestemi do hlavy, prokli
nal sc a s plaGem prOsil Ladi
nu, ably mu po druhe nedovo
loval takove veci delati, alb
no zayrel nebO znrSkal.
"Nebudu sc vami pratt,
odbyval no Ladina, ocenuje
Kindlerovi hosta, u nehoz m
hostinsky dobry zisk. Mimo
mel galusk ma pekny kus KIND
lerova pole, vrazcneho me,
sve pozemky. koupiti je NJ
bylo mono, pr0toze kindlt
svdJ majetek milUval AZ vasn
YOU laskou v6del, ze ono ~
le je perlou mezi jeho ostatn
mi, meme 1rodnymi pozemk
A tu se stale, echo sc nike
nenadal. Najednou, aniz I
lcdo jasne yedel, proc a kdo
zpisobil, vyppvedeli vsichni
fttele Kindlerovi sve pphled.
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Ulo DRg4l tENA.
ROMAN -
Napsal Bohumil Zahradnik- -Brodskt.

nych a zamoznych osobno-
stech, Eada5e "a vypomoc, "a
poshovenf, zapffsahaje kazne-
ho, ze neutrpi skody, ze do ha-
lefe zaplati.
Kdyz nikde nedostaval urci-
te odpovedi, Sci ma Ladinu. ve-
del, ten be ma dost v&hy, ably
zalozny uchlacholil a ably mu
vymohl tver, jinnz by male
dlhy paplatil. A Ladina sc
netrjil, ze ten vliv ma. Ale je-
no srice zIstalo tvrde.
'tPsoc bych pfejimal cizf
starosti. Jste lehkomyslny a
nouze vas nauci pof&dku. W
k Will obci nemohu vasi lehko-
mysanost podporovati. Dfiv Ii
lpozdeji statek ma lbuden pri-
jde a potion by nam ,zdstaly
vase deti ma krku. Ted jste
Jest mlady, chytite Sc nekde We
svet6 a vase deti aspon nam
nezistanou."
Table zla slova Kindelra zle
rozzufila. Nevedel, co stare
stow mkal, nebylo ito asi mic
pekneho, protoze lbyl zalovan
a v dobe. kdy byla vyhMsena
exekucni d1,aizba, odsedel isi
diva dny pro urazku ma cti. Ma
svou drazbu ami nesel. Donna
sedel bledy jako by ztrnuly
u sve placici zeny, jez ho jeste
Tesla pozvedala jeho dive
Po tiraAbe zhstAlo Kfndlero-
vi sedm set a zasoby. Ukazalo
Sc, BE statek byl. nfzko odhad-
nut a ze mohl ma mem zcela do
brc hospodafiti, aniz by byla
obava, ze snad n6kde pride o
penize. Ale prodej byl pro-
veden. Statek koupila zaloz-
ma spolecne S Ladinou. Ten 81
'poneclnal polovinu pozemkd,
vyhodn6 s jeho pozemky hra-
nicicich a zbytek prodala "a
lozna velikym ziskem rolnic-
Ik6mu synkovi, ktery sc ma sv1j
majetek ozenil. Bylo zrejmo,
ze Kinder byl okraden ni-
kdo uz nepochyboval, re milky
cele akce mel v rukou Ladjna.
Ale vefejne mu to vytknout ne
mel nikdo odvahy. Byl pfiIis
silnou osobnosti a dovedl sc
prilis mstiti, nez ably nekdo
mel odvahu pustiti sc S MIN v
zapas.
Ale Kinder nezapominal a
kdyz naptal volebni zapas, stal
sc Ladinovi zlym neprMelem,
JeSt6 stesti, ze byl zam6stnan
a re jeho zena vsecka ustrase-
ma, ably nebyl z mista vyhnan
nepripustila, aby Sci do okoli
agitovat. Jen nedelnich do
polednech, kdy mel volno, ne,
opominul ami jednou zabeh
nouti do te ii one vesnice :
tam rozpaleny rozzureny, te
liner do nepffcetnosti, vyprawO
va'l dychtivym poslucha6um
';jaky charakter Sc chce stat
ljejich politickym zastupcem
Rychlonoha povest arci to roz
nesla a i Ladina Sc stabem ag
'ItatorI sve v6ci to Zvedel. 4
.|zvlast' Ladina v duchu Sc de
sill straslive Kindlerovy misty
: Jenze lide, slysice, ze kindle
pf'isel pro lehkomyslnost o sta
TEX, jehoz jednu polovinu La
dina koupil, dobfe jaksi ne
! mohli pochopiti, ze by prot
. mohl byti Ladina odsNovan,
-Ikdyz koupe nebyla jalksi d<
! celia cista !. Malo bylo pa
: tech, kdoz pochopili celou trs
= gcdii rodiny Kindlerovy q ,
/ verili, re ncni pollhou mstOl
: co Kinder povida. A ii b.
IL Iii y6tsinou neprateli ostudneh
'.lzpuaobu ,volebniho zapasu
q nepouzivai takovych veci
y|pokoreni sveho odp1rce.
10 Alwi pres to sc vse ma we're
e most dostalo a Tardon sam, ].
N jedilou 4posluchacem 3Kindlei,
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-14
YOUNG COUPLE DEFY
FATE AND WE'D
FRIDAY 18TH

Miss Jessie Thomas, daughter OF MI
and Mrs. I. A. Thomas of thiSeity, anu
Lewis Terricales, San Diego, were
married at the honie of the Rev. ana
Mrs Oscar Sweeney.
These young people are evidently
among those who disJelievc the super
stition that Friday the thirteenth Is
hoo doc, and are willing to start on
the sea Of matrimony on that day.
The bride had been in San Diego for
some time, returning yesterday to this
city with the prospective bridegroom.
The Young couple found that the par
ents of Miss Jessie wore out OF town,
but that incident did not deter them.
The sister of the bride, Mrs. G. I.
Augur, attended Miss Jessie. The new
home is to be set up on Orange avenue,
where their friends will be welcome.
The bride has lived here a number OF
wears and has hosts of friends who Will
wish her every happiness possible Iii
the years to come.
The parents of the bride are i'll San
tn Monica in atten0anee at the Elk :
convention and know nothing of the
marriage of their daughter. They are
expected home tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-14
CLOSED CAR IN
GREAT DEMAND
MAKERS REPORT

Production schedules prepared by the
motor car manufacturers for the com
ing year reflect accurately the con
stantly increasing desire of the public
for closed ear comfort.
The strength of the closed car de
mand is illustrated by the fact that
Dodge Brothers, Detroit manufacturers
are planning to devote Approximately
> per cent of their large production
for the latter half of 1922 to construc-
tion of closed cars. The importance
of this figure is emphasized by com.
parison with last years closed car
percentage, which was approximately
Is per cent.
The production schedule shows that
the closed ear of today is distinctly not
a luxury ear. 1t is in great demand
because it will stand up under hard
driving and pounding ON bad roads just
as sturdily as the open car--and at the
same time offer closed car protection
and comfort.
In the northern and eastern states,
where from to months Of the year
are too cold for comfortable driving in
an open ear, the popularity of the
closed car is growing by leaps and
bounds. Even in the south, the buying
public appreciates the instant protec-.
ton against rain or inclememf weather
which this type affords.
The rapidly mounting percentage Of
closed rar production SHOWS how well
the motor car public is taking TO this
type Of car.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-14
LEGISLATION TOPIC
AT P. I "A. MEETING
FRIDAY

The Parent Teachers association
started off with a bang yesterday after
noon with a large crowd being in at
tendance at the first meeting. The
program dealt. principally with meas
ures to be voted upon at the Noyem-
ber election. Mrs. Oscar Sweeney gaze
most illuminating talk on several
measures, emphasizing the Wright Bin
and the Soldier Bond Act. These two
measures have been approved by the
Federation of Women S Clubs and other
women S organizations of the state
The talk of Mrs. Sweeney was timely
and win help those who heard it to
decide as to how they will vote on the
measures discussed. Superintendent A.
p Shipley discussed No. ~, dealing
with the Initiative He favors the
proposition while Mrs. Sweeney argued
for the negative. Both speakers made
good points.
Entertainment features of the pro
gram were:
Vocal solos by Mrs. H. B. Brewer,
Jr., which were keenly enjoyed; a love
lv violin solo by Mary Louise Cough,
and piano solo by Marlis Sargent,
who is one of the best of FL Centre 5
junior musicians, Both girls are pu-
pills at Union school.
The p. I. A. will back the Halo
we'en festival if it is put over as has
been suggested by other organizations
of the city cooperating. The affair is
for the children and will be a great
thing, according to the promoters.
A committee of Wilson school girls
acted as nurses for the small children
while the mothers were permitted to
hear the program. This is a real social
service work and the little girls are
to be commended.
Mrs. Ray Edgar presided for the
first time since her election last
spring, everything moved smoothly
and with dispatch from beginning to
end. Refreshing punch was served by
members of the social committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-14
CHURCH NOTES
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Holt avenue and Sixth street. Rev.
C. f. Flanagan, minister, residence 639
He'll avenue.
Bible school 9:45 Il. m. Professor NJ. .
S. Templeton, superintendent.
A. graded school with classes for all
ages. All not attending any school
cordially invited to enroll i'll some
class. Men and women especially in
vited The Brotherhood class is open
for men, and the Circle class for
women. Fathers and mothers are in
vited to come and bring the children.
Morning worship IL a. M. Sermon
by Rev. J. +. Maley of Holtville.
b Y. y. U. $50 p. m. Subject of
meeting ''True Patriotism.
Evening service 7:30 p. m. Sermon
by Rev. c. +. Flanagan, subject:
when Men Meet Christ, from text
".Jesus AIet Them.
Mid-week PRAYER service, Wednes
day 7:3o p. m.
All are cordially invited to these
services.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-14
ALAMITOS CENTER
WOMEN BEGIN
PROGRAM

The Alimitos Home Center held
most successful meeting yesterday and
began their work for the fall season.
The homes of Mrs. Olive Carleton and
Mrs. Alice Parmalee. have been listed
for the home furnishing project which
was talked over at the meeting.
Children S clothing and remaking OF
women s dresses were. also discussed,
two of the latter being planned. -Four
dress-form will be constructed at the
next meeting of the Center. The home
management project was adopted by
the Center; also the new notebook
form.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-14
PYTHIAN SISTERS IN
ANNUAL AFFAIR
OCTOBER %

At their regular meeting this week,
the Pythim Sisters planned big an
niversary celebration TO be held on
Monday, October %, at Pythian Hall.
A basket lunch will feature the affair,
each bringing enough for her own
family and one more. 1t is the annivcr-
sarv of the organization of the lodge
in III Centro. An appropriate program
will be given on the occasion.
: After the buklness meeting on the
evcning of October 20. G. q. Hicks and
Frank Moore viii give a program, the
nature Of which has not been divulgcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-14
HOLTVILLE CLUB
ISSUES A NEW
YEAR BOOK

Distinctive and dainty i'll q cover of
green and white, is the Year Book for
1922 which the Woman s Club of
Holtville, sends out this season. The
Club editor, of the Press, was present
ed with a copy.
The Club motto on the title page
tells much of the spirit of this Club,
which was among the earliest of wo-
mems organizations to take form in
the County of Imperial.
"There is destiny that makes us
brothers;
None goes his way alone;
All that we send into the lives of
others
Comes back into our own.'
The officers of the Club for the
current year are: Mrs.,C. d. Hanshorn,
president: Mrs. ID. b. Roberts, vice
president; Mrs. Coy Swindle, recording
secretary: Mrs. G. l.. Shaw, cores
ponding secretary; Mrs. j. X. Fahring,
treasurer; Mrs. Carscadon, federation
secretary and Mrs. II. b. Graeser, par
iamentar rian. complete the official list.
Mrs. b. NJ. Gruwell, Mrs. John
Kavenaugh, and Mrs. j. G. Hall are
the program committee; Mrs. w. H.
Huebner, Mrs. Sam Webb and Mrs. f.
T.. Shaw form the committee on Gives;
Mrs. Nellie Stevenson, Mrs. a. b. Les
ter. Mrs. Sam Rankin and Mrs. Fred
Jalboe are on the Social committee;
Mrs. Gordon Schneider, Mrs. a. Cra
vatn, Mrs. Frank TAYLOR. Mrs. M. V
Oakley and Mrs. Earl Wilkins are on
the WAYS and Means committee; Mrs
Nj. Carr, Mrs. NJ. C. Blanchard and
Mrs Preston Murray. Music committee
The Study Club opened on October
9th with Presidents Day.
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MEMS BIBLE CLASS

The Men Bible class meets every
Sunday at the Palace theater prompt
" at $40.
For this Sunday Fred Nebel -Thau
will lead the songs service; Percy
Thacker will sing a special solo; while
the big feature of the program will De
AN address by Dir. Harry Straub of Los
Angeles. DR.. Straub is president of
the California Christian Endeavor
Union. He is Il physician and yet finds
time to do wonderful work as leader
of the Young people of the state. Bob
Worthy will lead the Bible lesson, and
Vice Chairman John Carmichael will
preside.
All men who are not actually III
Christian work at that time are cord
tally invited.
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HISTORY SECTION TO
MEET MONDAY, IN
CLUB TEA ROOM

The history study class of the Ten
Thousand club will meet in the tea
room of the clubhouse Monday at 2:5o
p. m. Mrs Ray Edgar will give the
paper of the day on the subject OF
the earliest art of Russia, dating back
TO pre- historic times and subsequent
wears. Pictures and illustrations will
be shown in connection with the DIS
cussion.. The effect of this early art
on. the later art of the country will be
brought out. The meeting promises 70
be unusually interesting. An informa
discussion will follow the paper and \
brief period will be devoted to carrent
events.
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PREsBYTERIA CHURCH

Sixth Street and Orange avenue.
George A. Hartman, minister.
Bible school eonyenes at 9:30 a. M.
Music by Sunday school orchestra and
chorus. international lesson for Oct.
Is: "The Ministry of John the Bap-
fist. Luke 3. Golden text: Matthew
3, =: Repent We, for the kingdom of
heaven is at hand A. c. Hurlburt
superintendent, Park View Apts.
Morning worship ] a. m. Sermon
theme: "The Kinw of Il Church Our
Church Ought To BE. - The attractive
power of an earnest and pure church.
Mrs. II. w. Brewer will sing the morn
ing solo. Sunday evening worship at
7:30 p. m. Mid-week prayer service,
Wednesday evening 7:15 p. M. cord
ial welcome awaits you at all our
services.
Mrs. George A. Hartman, 642 He'll
Ave, will be hostess to Mrs. Hurlburt s
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preach upon the subject of "Steward-
ship.
Instead of the regular Christian En-
deavor meetings the three societies
plan to go to Brawlev in body foi
the County Christian Endeavor con
vention. At least 80 of the Young
people are expected to 20.
1880 evening service. Splendid song
service. The pastors s seYnon theme
will be: "Profits and Loss.
Tuesday, the Women S Missionary
Society will have an all day meeting
at the home of Mrs. p. Holt. Mrs
Sweeney, chairman of the program has
planned a very attractive program foi
the day.
Wednesday, PRAYER service, and meet
ing of official board at the church.
A. L. Worthy, pastor.
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BRAWLEY BRANCH OF
COUNTY LIBRARY TO
BE IMPROVED

Extensive Improvements at the
Brawley branch of the County Library
are contemplated. Additional shelving
is to be installed so that more books
may be kept for the accommodation
of patrons and other improvements are
TO be made at once so that the service
may meet every requirement of the
rapidly growing communFY.. Mrs.
Bceman COUNTY liBfa1ian, and her first
assistant, Miss Evalyn Bowman, yisite |
Brawley Yesterday to look the plant
over and confer with authorities.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

First Church of Christ, Scientist
holds all services in the Woman : Ten
Thousand Club Bldg, corner Seventh
and Olive SITS.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Sunday morning service at ii o clock.
Subject: "Doetrine of Atonement.
Wednesday evening, Testimonial
meeting at s clock.
The reading room is located in the
Davis Building, corner Fifth and Main
streets, and is open daily,t except
Sundays and legal holidays, from 10
1 p. IN. .
All are welcome to the services and
the reading room.