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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-19
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shadow Of one of the great pillars.
No one was IN sight. Leaping from
the porch he ran around the rear OF
the house 10 the other side The
pantry was dark now but the two
faint patches Of light from Rogers
room still fell upon the sparse grass
of last years lawn. In the glow
Of the farther one, something glist-
ened like a handful Of dian. onds
Broken glass! He had anticipated
q pistol or perhaps even a knife OF
some sort but not a bottle,
Throwing himself fat upon his
face the detective writher inch by
inch along the ground until he was
close 10 the scattered fragments OF
the bottle and then he saw among
them number Of tiny white tab
lets. Selling a handful of the gravel
and tablets together Miles stuffed
fit into a pocket of his trousers and
ran swiftly around the house again
to the library window.
CHAPTER Y.
Carter was Ill the following morn
Iing-a touch Of sciatica-and the
new houseman was forced 10 ASSUME
! the more complex duties.
Under the kindly guidance OF
/ Pierre. he finished arranging the
table for breakfast and then remem-
bered the mail When he had
cleaned the lower hall short time
before 10 had not arrived, but now
small heap OF letters and rolled
circulars and periodicals lay upon
the table and he sorted them rapid
Ily. There was nothing for Andrew
Drake nor Miss Patricia. but a for
midable pile OF correspondence
awaited Roger and several letters
were addressed 10 Miss Jerusha
There was only one envelope tC
place beside Hobart brakes plate
Miles noted idly that it was plain
with a typed address and New
York City. postmark. Then he hur-
lried out and returned with the fruit
! iust as the elder Miss Drake en-
tered.
Good morning, William She
inclined her gray head formally. i
sec you have made a good beginning
Mehitabel. my maid. tells me thai
Garter IS ST. and you have assumed
his duties"
The three brothers entered almost
together ssS took their places with
perfunctory grettipg 10 their sis
ter. Roger seemed uroC1ing ard
shaken and his drawn, y0unge. 10
I face paled as his glance fell on ia
heap OF correspondence beside his
plate He pushed il aside with a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-19

energies which are passed through
10 are magnified several times. The
regenerative receiver makes Il pos
si5le TO pass these signal energies
through the same tube many times
in rapid succession. Each trip am
pifes than further
Theoretically, this charging pro-
cess could go on until the signal
strength reaches an infinite value.
Actually. however. on signals which
are initially strong, the carrying
capacity Of the tube limits their
value
On signals which initial-y are ex-
tremely weak. the transient pheu-
omena within the tube-such as
minute Irregularities in the ennis.
sIons from the filament-defeat full
adjudication.
HoOk-up.
The diagram gives the hook-up OF
the Armstrong super-regenerative
receiver circuit.
Here, in addition 10 acting as de-
tector. the vacuum tube IS supply
ing oscillatory energy at two fire.
Quencies and acting as amplifier
The secondary circuit and ticker
are adjusted for oscillations at the
frequency Of the wave il Is wished
to receive.
The circuit comprised by 2. Z and
"A is adjusted for oscillations at q
frequency of about u. 200 cycles
which is a very high-pitched audible
frequency
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-19
HERES USED IN MEDICINES.

a Manchester, England, paper
urges the renewed cultivation of old
fashioned medicinal herbs I'm Eng
lish gardens In the United states
they have also gone out Of fashion
as a feature of the small garden.
although they are imported in large
quantities from Turkey. India and
China, where they are grown purely
for commercial purposes, as their
medicinal --alue is recognized by
many leading physicians. Tons OF
Medicinal herbs are used annually
in the preparation Of Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. a most
successful medicine for wOmans ills.
1t contains no narcotics or harmful
drugs, and women afflicted with
such ailments should try IL. Adv.
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age TO put up the car. AS Miles de-
sCended from the car he beheld a
battle-scarred tom-cat clawing TO
reach plate OF stale meat on a high
shelf and an inspiration came 10
him. Taking the envelope from his
pocket containing the five tablets, he
selected one Of them and, rolling il
in a small piece Of meat he dropped
il on the floor. With a growl the cat
bounced upon II. For a moment the
animal crouched and then it's eyes
widened with a look Of almost hu-
man surprise. 1t rose, turned in a
wavering half-circle and then all at
once relaxed rather than fell upon
its side with all four feet out
stretched and the lurid eyes filmed.
So Roger had not been bluffing,
after ALI AS miles replaced the en-
velope in his pocket, his fingers
came in contact with another. the
one which Hobart Drake had drop
ped on the dining room -four. What
could it have contained to drive him
/ into such a tempest OF fury?
The detective was turning 1t over
/ speculatively in mis- hands when sud-
denly he uttered a sharp exclama-
ton. He needed no magnifying glass
to verify the truth; the Cancelled
stamp had been transferred from
another enevelope and the pOstmark
was a forgery. That letter had
never passed through the mails!
CHAPTER VI
II was close to midnight when a
stocky figure eneveIoped in a heavy
ulster wOrmed its way through a
gap in the hedge and started a cir
cuitous course about the Drake
/ house.
| A faint glimmer showed on the
third floor and silhouetted against
the dim patch Of light appeared the
/ profile of a man. The watcher be-
low picked up a handful of loose
! gravel which he against the window
Almost instantly the light was ex-
ltinguished. there came the slight
grating sound OF a carefully raised
sash. and the tiny spark Of a Gig
aret cleaned just above the sill a
/ low, peculiar whistle emanated from
the lips of the nocturnal visitor and
the cigaret, describing a wide ar
| fell upo ntbe lawn almost at his feet
as the window was softly closed
once more.
! In a few moments the kitchen
door opened and owen Miles in the
sweater and sneakers of his nightly
vigil slipped around the corner OF
the house.
"Scottie. old scout ] knew you'd
TT ytO get in touch with me If you
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-19
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHITEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECKLES

Squeeze the juice Of two lemons In
70 bottle containing three ounces
OF Orchard White, which any drug
store Will supply for a few cents
shake well. and you have a quarter
pint OF harmless and delightful
lemon bleach. Massage this sweet
~ fragrant lotion into the face
neck. arms and hands each day. then
shortly note the beauty and white
ness or your skin.
Famous stage beautAs use this
lemon lotion TO bleach and bring
that soft, clear. rosy-white COM
plexion. also as a freckle. sunburn.
az tan bleach because IL doesn't
irrita.- Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-19

COOLEY. any aerial Us
ing q loop or coil antenna. the same
volume may be had al double the
q distance. To go further than this
that Is. 90 connect the set TO an
outdoor rarial-is at present i'm
practice ,,e.
The super regenerative set IS es-
n ualy one which finds its main
- 1pucadon where 81 Is either I'M
poesfhle or undesirable 20 erect an
outdoor aerial As yet. II does not
seem 20 operate successfully In cow
er.ug great distances. Except 10
the engineering student It offers no
particular advantage over the pres
ent regenerattve receiver and It's
outdoor antenna at points remote
from the transmitting station.
Complicated.
For reception at extreme dis
tances there Is no doubt that the
superb ~ erodyne receiver that I
used during the reception of the
american amateur signals in Scot
laud iaJ winter. is the peer Of them
all Regenerative uper-heterodyne
and super-regeneratlve receivers
al are the inventions Of the same
geuius-AI rnstroug.
The actions within the super-re-
genorstlve set axe complicated-but
easily comprehensive To be GER
tain Of success in setting up ones
Get. he must be sure 20 understand
its action. There - small chance
of successful operation Of an exper-
tmental set-up OF the circuit unless
one does.
The operation OF the super-regen-
erative set IS based on that OF the
regenerative receiver. This takes
advantage OF the repeater charac-
tersstics OF the 3-electrode vacuum
tube.
This tube f. so constructed that
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BEGIN HERE TO-DAY.

The strange and unexplained &c
centricit ofy three wealthy. sedate
and middle-aeed brothers has
caused
OWEN MILES detective sergeant.
n and his colleague.
0ERGUs McCREADY. known as
"Scottie." to investigate on the
request of
PATRICIA DRAKE daughter OF
tho youngest brother,
HOBART DRAKE. Wall st.
broker, who startled his neighbors
by appearing in the town square
clothed ia a sheet. and delivering
a mock Grafton
Miles. iu the euise Of house
man. IS employed at the home, and
on his first night hears two brothers
ROGER. the scientist. and
ANDREW. who has recently come
from Australia. talking in loud
tones. Roger. BY making a bur
IesQue OF a scientific paper. and
Andrew. by playing with tops or
the parlor floor. has equaled Ho-
bart IN eccentricity.
I'm not going 20 endure IT.
Miles heard Roger cry. There is
a way our quick and sure"
co on WITH STORY.
You're talking like an ass and
vorse-a cowardi'' Andrew inter
rupted with sudden. sUbdued fury
"Jerry's all right but you've gotten
Hobarts grill Could she live down
the fact that her uncle was a sui
c.dee"
You know what chance we have
Of ayerting what is coming" Roger
laughed IN strained falsetto which
made ne listening detective shuddeI
in spite OF himself and there was q
quick movement within the room
"Pat had better live with the Nnowl-
edge that one or both Of her uncles
md her father as weIl-had died
D. their own hands than that al
-thres or them we're"
'.Heret None that" Andrew
cried. He had evidently threwn
caution 20 the winds for his tones
had risen 90 a below and a door
opened down the hall Miles re-
treated hastily toward his screening
corner a. the wall near the back
strals bur not before the sound OF
ca sharp struggle came from the
room where The brothers were. fol.
lowed by an oath and the tinkle and
crash Of shattered glass
At the thought stiles sprans
downstairs and dartins out the
window DE concealed himself In The
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could and I've been making a mo-
ton picture stir of myself against
that window shade since nine
o'clock" he whispered. Have you
/ learned anything?
Continued in our Next Issue)
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fected by F. IT.
Armstrong. can
give an ampuh-
cation OF / O0O.-
000i EHaremely
small energies
such as thOse set
Up IN the receiv-
er coils are
maenlfed tnto
strong signals
without even US
ing an antennat
Al distances
up 10 90 miles a
proper combina-
lions OF circuits
gives plenty OF
volume without
-r.r~ m.-faf TIE
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Handsome, well made ferneries at
a great price reduction. Reed Fur
niture Shop, 219-221 So. St. Joe St.
Between Wayne and Jefferson).
Phone / 2274 ADV 2O3
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by PAU T. COOLEY

Americas Foremost Radio Authority
Build you own super-regsHera-
tive set.
ut "a not difficult n you get a
GEAR understanding u the funda-
u-elta1s.
This type OF receiving set per
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SATURDAY JANUARY H. 1922
OFFICIAL CANVASS GIVES
TR|NKLE 139,416 Votes
Buchanan and Brewer Alter
nate in Presiding Over AS
scmbly,s Joint Session.

Lieutenant Governor r. f.. Buch-
anan and Speaker OF the House Rich
ard l. Brewer. Jr.. altcrnatcd In pre-
General Assembly from 10 o'clock
Yesterday morning until 2:55 o'clock
III the afternoon, during which time
tho vote for Governor. Lieutenant
Governor, Attorney General. Score
tary OF the Commonwealth and state
Treasurer. cast in the November elcc-
was officially canvasscd The
/ ui.-.ul count follows:
For Govcrnor-E. Lee Trinlsle. 1884,
SIC: Henry w. Anderson. G5.?S3: John
Z. Goodman. c27. Mrs. Gcoree GUSTS.
25l; John Mitchell. Jr.. 5.O3@: Harry
It. George Tucker. { Total vote cast
"lo.S6'; necessary to choice. l05,i34
=. Lea TriuRlo received l3?.4l6 aud
was declared elected.
For lieutenant -Govcrnor-J T..
West. iti,390; John II. NassinEcr.
5S.J39: II Adolph Mueller, I,o76:
| Theodore Nash. 5.&3S Total vote cast
20G.3i3; necessary to choice. l03.lS2
7. I. West received lil,Sa0 and was
declared elected,
For Attorney Goncral-John r.
Saunders. lin.l53: Harry X. Walcott
il.C01. !. Thomas Nowsomc. G.6O9
rotai vote cast. 2o7.S5e, necessary to
hoicc io2.92n. John Il. saunders re-
cived l+0,l53 and was declared
lncted
For Secretary OF the Common
wcalth--E. q. James. l+3.SaO: T. y.
Parsons, 5g.@S5: = i Dacchus. G.O54
Total vote cast. @O9.237; necessary 20
! csoicc. i0i,Sl9. II. O. James received
! -" Spn r-d was declared elected
For State Trcasurer--Charles y.
Johnston lSS.465: j. W. Flame gan.
fo,552; Thomas 4. Jackson. 1853; T.
| w Smith. Jr. !. Total vote east.
2oG+Sl: necessary to choice. Io2,sii
| Charles y. Johnston received l5S.lGi
and was declared elected
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In Richnnond's ulpits

talibus') at \ u. N Church school
and Bible classes at $50 a. NJ.
At the Church OF the Ascension.
Fourth Avenue ana Custer Street
The pastor, Rev. Philip y. Arthur.
Will preach in the morning on The
JOY OF Living" and in the evening on
"a Living Faith" sunday school
and Bible classes at $50 A. NJ.
~ ST Thomas Episcopal Church.
C;inter rark--Thc rector. Rev. Elmer
e. Pcdrick. viii preach at II o'clock
on Other Foundations Can No Man
Lay Than That Is Laid. Whicn Ia
Jesus Christ" At i. NJ, there Will
he an organ prelude and commu-
nifty musical service. Church school
ana Bible class at $50 y. NJ.
At Holy Trinity-Thc pastor. Rev.
At the morning services. Holy com
mun!on at y. " '''N school
and young womcu'S ~
2.4I y. NJ. and mems Eib.,
10 \. NJ. Francis II. Ball. late 49,.
tain in the British Army, will speak
IN mission work in South Africa as
gv has seen II.
church II the Holy Comforter
Evv. W. T.. Cox. rector. Holy COM
muuion. $50 ~ NJ. sunday school.
$50 y VI. Morning service and ser
NON II y. Nj Evening service at s
=. NJ. with special address - Miss
,'cnetia Cox. returned missionary.
olling Of her work in Chinl. On
y ydncsday insight. there VIII be the
Usual midwcck service in the parish
house. ut \ l.. NJ. hut instead of the
usual address Miss Ncn"til Cox,
dressed in native Chinese costume.
Will talk about Chinese customs and
show number o: Chinese articles.
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pI,t:SHlTi:RIA

~ Porter street.-The pastor. Rev.
W. y Hail VIII preach nj both SER
vices. sunday school q; ?:3o y. NJ.
md Bible classes AZ 9.i5 y. NJ. Chris
~ Hoce Memorial Presbyterian
Church. Nineteenth and Franklin
Strects-Thc pastor Rev. James r.
cook. VIII preach in the morning a
special sermon 10 the Red Men and
Daughters OF PocHhcntas. His sub
oct viii be- "Chris;'s standard for
our Love Ia one Another" and in til"
evening what This Restless World
Needs" christian Erd"avor at 1:li
= NJ md sunday school ~ $50 y. NJ.
Moore. 90 E'ucfo'd W. Va. will
breach a. both services tomorrow. y
special service for men will I've held
Mt J.. NJ and the subject OF the
sermon viii 10 Tie Gospcl Accord
Ing To You" sunday school at "a.
NJ. ana CHRISTIAN Endeavor at :
-. " EvarCelistc service will be
CONDUCTED every nigh, through 70
'7Tuary - and will be conducted by
Gcv. :. w Moore
a, Gintcr pa~k- ROY. Edward
Nack. = -, win rrcach in The morn.
uirht sunday srhuo' ~ a.Sn A. NJ.
50 First Presbyterian Chu- ch-Dr.
N " richardson president Of Thco =
rical SEMINARY. Ngnhiur China.
n.v Thomas p. Gry. ~ Scotland AMI
canada viii preach. sunday school
tt e.Go Ei''c c'aeS"s ~ $50.
Ak Second ~" sbvt"r!an Church
Ntfth Street between Main and
'.n. j ~. will preach IN THO morn
| rg on The vision OF Jesus ana at
'rrt on "Forriv"nosS With COD Is
PRAYER meeting "Wednesday evening
o'olock. sunday school At g.3o
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METHODIST.


Al Woodland lIeights-Thc pastor.
Rev ". n Wright. will preach at l
y. NJ, on Modern Mntcria.ism anu
Mt j. NJ. on Dom nant Kcnuhc,a-
ton. sunday school az :;"I ~, M
and Epwor;h League AT ';l' T. VI
AT Barton fIoiGhts--Thc pastor,
Rev. W. :. Dcyerle. will preach in
the morning on Lowest Thou Ne
and In the tNcnins on rrs't' ia5
With Cod SUNDAY Sch"oi ~ "''g
4. NJ. and Epworih Leagues at
i. NJ.
At Branch Memorial-The pasto"
REV. william Il. Reed. VIII preach At
IL 4. Nj on In the presence of
Jesus and az L. NJ. on - .hs'"'
itude the kule Sunua! s,huo. 80
$3.50 y. NJ. ana Ep"of'h i'S"s"t az
5.i5 j. NJ.
At McnVmcnt-Thc pastor. Rcv'
George T.. Booker. viii preach at \
O'clock NJ on the ne anH onara..
Ter oi Scn"rhl no"t'' =; - 49,
l. te camp NO, /, So,u,u,S ',
Coni,uetAte HNiHc INV 80
thc I"n!tutr".N VIII "''e"" '''
vices IN o"NH'
At Epworh Church StaNIn anu
Rowland Streets-The phstnr, Hev. l.
y Johnson VIII preach III ny M ~
trg nn me NY OF 49,
Heart for ti'r Lost ~ TX ~, ~ ~.
IN the evening ON ne -. -
Tendency OF SIN "nH tle f''''''"e
influence on N"riSN""''!'
At Denny StTcct-The pastor. Rev.
Z. :. Carson. viii preach in thc morn
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EPISCOPAL.
All Saints
Episcopal Church

(Erank,,n Street. between Madison
and Monroe Strcets)
Rev j. y. bowman. II. n. Rector.
There will be Holy Communion at
S =. NJ.
Sunday School, with Bible Glasses.
nj $50 y. NJ.
Morning Service. with sermon by
the rector. at II o'clock
Afternoon Service and sermon at 6
o'clock.
Music by the choir OF 40 men and
boys under the direction OF Ernest II.
Cosby. orEanist and choirmastcr.
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THE MISSION OF A CHURCH
ny GEORGE w. MCDANIEL

cxs out O n
an nj
II
ws AXE back my
Of S
the
imper ! frcuuen 1T per-
pc is tho beg nnin and
the end tn is tho
of of
natl and usrlc
c,ion they
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rItIsSIIYTl:NIAN.
Grace Covenant
Presbyterian Church
(1627 Monument Avenue,

(l627 Monument Avcnuc.)
Rev. Charles l.. King. pastor. Mt
the morning hour; subject, Captain
OF Lords Hosts"
DIR. Walter l.. IinElc. d. D., Mt s
r. NJ: subject. GLOW May We Known
sabbath School. $50 A. NJ.
bible Glasses. 9:i5 4. NJ.
Special musical program at eve
ming hour.
Visitors Arc Always Welcome.
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CS1TA RiAS.
First Unitarian Church

tFloyd Ave. and Harrison ST.
OUR FAITH
Tho Fathcrhood OF God
The brotherhood OF Man.
The Leadership OF Jesus
salvation by Character
The Progress OF Mankind Onward
and Upward Forever.
Services at II A. NJ. and 3 p. NJ.
Preaching by Rev. Frank Pratt. Sub
jcc, morning: What Is tho Holy
Spirit"
Special course OF Sunday night Ice
turc-scrmons upon THE Principles,
and Proofs of Evolution"
Jan. l5-"rhe Evolution of tho
Earth"
Jan. 22-"The Evolution OF Man..
Jan. 2e-"Ths Processes OF Evoiu-
ton"
Feb. 5-'-The Proofs OF Evolution
Feb. l2-''Evolution and It's Rela-
ton TO Life and Religion"
You arc Invited to these services.
Your mind viii be quickened and your
religious lie dcepened.
All Seats FREQ.
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Gospel HALL. FuLroS.

rrcaEiur 81 breed. io.ab \ v sun
da1 school ? l.. " The goe0@I wrn
preached at : =. Nj ~ Eyauga-
IS Conway ana Foster. e ono
.'"-" truths VII bo - ne ,-rg-
.u.H hy the Fa'l". "Ecdnnr,io0 ~
noph': DIFFERENTIATION sy the
-y.r.t'
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I \lTtRlt\

- First Unitarian F'ovd Avc-uc.
oud Harrison Street.-The Rev. Frank
mt VIII preach at i y NJ. on
J.. " on The Evolution 81 tho Earth. e
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ATNSNILLE, w. Jan Ia
Hs ni-thrate in Heathsv4ue district
s- 1921 was exactly three times as
rra az the death rat"
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BAPTIST.

At Randolph street baptist church
The pastor Rev. W. T.. Robertson,
will preach ia the morning on
"Eicycuth- Hour Laborers ana az
night on "Rcmarkabic Result o. ON"
Sermon" Sunday school at 3'30 y.
NJ. and Il. \. L. |. and Sunbcums at
I L. VI.
At Emmanuel. corner Grace and
pine Strccts-Thc pastor. Rev Henry
4. Grlcscmcr. j.. ~. viii conduct the
annuul church business meeting and
viii speak on the strongest Man in
the World" at night. sunday Scaopi
~, $3.50 \. N. ana Bible school at
chinese school ut p. NJ. B. \. l..
At Grace Street.-The pastor, ". W.
Weeks. wi preach in the morning on
- Turecipld purpose OF IN Cross
and al y. NJ on ~ the Be"ntiihi
cate at the Temple sunday sthHp!
ai $3.50 O'Clock and Junior and senior
B. y. L. a.. al : I. NJ
'.- At EAST Erd-Hcv. 5. Il. orrell viii
ureuch at h0'h morning ana evening
services "Colloction Day for t'-
building fund viii bc he.d the tf"Td
M $50 \ NJ. and T. !. =. L. at :
At pine St-aet-T. o ncesc. evan
.s'l T. ana Y. II. !'arr, gospel singer.
VvuI conduct revival SERVES At 10th
morning ana evening services. sun
q L. meetings at r. VI.
At CaNpouA Nvtuu. baptist Church
Ihc pastor. Rev Il. VT. billings.
".i lr,a II II NJ or N sioH-
.r..s Cor Christ and al : j. ". ON
..NHE' can no - BE SaF.d
A' Ft-s' baptist Church-Tae paS-
tor Esr iao-g" v McDanisl d. y.
-Et-H- services The evening seq
Nt pc especially for med cal
81
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CunlsrI,< SCIENCE.

t FRS. Church or christ Sei.r,is.
"nrf Avenue and Meadow Street
Services WIN be held at - \ " sub
isc,. life"
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Of
by
to
to foster
worh n
~. board or
mis-
"hcn our religion
the
"A home '' - anu
call ed him
the morc,o had"
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Holy Trinity Church

tNorth Laurel. near Main1
Rev. !. ]. Gravatt, D. d., Rector.
Holy Communion. a. NJ.
Morning Service at II a. NJ.
Evening Service ut S p. NJ.
sunday school and Young Womcn's
Bible Glass. 9:i5 y. NJ.
Mems Bible Class. 10 a. NJ.
Al the evening service Mt. Francis
IL. Ball. late captain In tho British
army. Will speak on tho mission work
Of South Africa as he saw It.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyterian

(W"st Grace and Madison)
pr. +. T. McTadcn. Pastor.
preaching at II y. NJ. by DR.. p. W
Richardson. president Of Theological
seminary Marking. China. AZ l.
NJ. by Rev. Thomas i. Guy. Of Scot
land and Canada
Sunday School ut $50.
Bible Glasses Mt $50 a 81.
Cordial Invitation to All.
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tfIItISTIA y.
Hanover Avenue
Christian Church

Corner Hanover and Allen Aves)
Rev. i. IL. Hunlcy will preach both
morning and night.
!! o'c!ocl; subject will be The
Testimony o: the Spade To the Bible"
ana O'Clock The Seed Growing
Secretly"
EIblc School At $40.
Young Peoples meeting. l.. NJ
Community i:lblc Glass, Tuesday at
10 o'clock
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st. Johns Episcopal
Church
Services at II A. NJ. and +. VI. by
the rector. the Rev. Hugh W. Sublctt.
Mems Bible Glass mt 9:45 A. NJ.
st. Paul's Church

Sunday School and Bible Glasses at
9:45 y. NJ.
Morning Prayer at II a. NJ.
Young Peoples League at 7 i. NJ.
Musical Prelude at 7:45 +. NJ.
Evening Prayer at S:l5 p. NJ.
At the II o'clock service the rector.
preach on "The Seat OF the Scorn-
ers." and at 8:15 on Tho Message
OF Robert T.. Lee on War and Peace"