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The Washington times., 1922-04-12


and tomorrow night. from 7 to 8
o'clock.
The exhibit will close with de-
bate as to whether or not the Eng
lish sparrow should be destroyed.
guide-post; II In also the conveyance.
EVIL and error and matter. fear,
sickness and death are outgrown py
waking up from a false sense that
we believed was true, and this false
sense Is changed by discovering the
true sense of God, Of man and the
universe. Isn't IL only by discover
ing the truth I'm mathematics that
you get rid of the error?
Faith abolishes fear, and entire
ly changes your point OF view.
Christian Science calls matter error
OF material belief, bocaxzs0 matter Is
the very opposite of Spirit. which is
All-in-all, and God never made any
thing unlike Himself, Spirit.
"A lie is defined as deception.
Jesus healed the sick by knowing
they were deceived by false beliefs.
that they were captives OF a dark
ened thought or false serse, and he
set the captives free physically
by his single thinking, that is, his
right thinking gbout God and man.
Jesus spiritual right thoughts re-
flected the Christ, Truth. which the
captive felt mentally, and thus was
freed from the influence of the evn
and sick beliefs which were affect
ing him physically.
"A Christian Scientist is learning
how 10 work. how TO loose himself
from sin, how to awaken from mes
merism, how to Danish fear. to con-
ouer disease and TO destroy death.
In short he IL learning how to live,
and Is getting ready to live and is
not getting ready TO die. Death to
him is an enemy, as Paul called IL,
false belief TO be died TO daily,
that is. to be destroyed daily. There
fore death is nothing to be afraid Of
IL is merely the wages of sin. whose
sting is abolished In human con-
sciousness by the Christ, Truth, until
there shall be no more death, neith-
err sorrow, nor crying, neither shall
there by any more pain; for the
former things are passed away"
Mr.. Lathrop lectured at the First
Church OF Christ Science. Eighteenth
and Columbia road northwest, last
night. He will repeat his lecture TO-
morrow night in the First Church.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
1922 and the
AuctiOneer

The year 1921 has passed into his
tory. With it has gone the story of
our failure or our success. Which
ever it was. so it is. Let us look into
future and try to see what the year
of 1922 holds in store for us. We as
nation have just passed through a
great and prolonged spree. We
reached the SOLDERING period IN 1921.
People have begun to recognize the
auction method of selling and buying
as the safest and most conservative
method of buying and selling prop
erty. both the buyer and seller real
izing that he cannot go far wrong
when he has the opinion of the entire
community on the value OF every
article as it is put up. Their judg-
ment won't be far from its real cur
rent value At private sale you, the
seller, may sell too cheap or you,
the buyer, may pay too much at prl-
vate sale So the public judgment
makes it safer for both the buyer and
seller. Auction also offers the ad-
vantage of quick sale, and he gets his
money at once. The better the artl-
Gle. the better they sell at auction.
There is no better proof, the fact
that the government has sold over
tWenty-siX million acres OF land at
auction in the last few years. The
writer sold so successful sales in
1921. If you have goods to sell,
phone 4779. Ask for J. i. Guess, the
Auctioneer. I sell far and near, new
and second hand, and all that's need.
ed is Just permission. pleased thou
sands and l will try to do the same
for you. J. b. Guess, the Auctioneer.
Phone 4779 or 4296. II
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
NEWS AND NOTES
FROM GILBERT

GILBERT, Jan. 2S.-Mr. and Mrs.
]. NJ. Mays and small daughter.
passed through Gilbert this week end
on their way to the coast where they
will locate permanently. They have
been travelling overland for some time
past having covered the western
coast and returning by way of this
valley, they visited for some time
with friends and relatives in Ken
lucky and are now on their return
trip to the coast. Mr.. Mays was
previously a merchant of this town.
Leave for Santa Cruz Valley
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Rust and chill
dren have moved back to their ranch
in Santa Cruz Valley where they
were ocated last year. Miss Lavon
Rust daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rust,
will remain here with her sister, Mrs.
Elvin Lines, until the close of the
school year.
Injured by Cart
Miss Jennie Bell Murphy was
slightly injured one day this week
when she was knocked down and run
over by cart and horse being
driven by some small school children.
Here from Glendale
Mr.. and Mrs. Yorick Nichols of
Glendale were visitors at the home
of Mrs. n. G. Williams, during the
week end
Ronts Ranch and Moves
Having rented their ranch located
near here. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil GeisZl
and family have moved to new
location on a ranch near the Evans
school.
Sister Passes Away
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Conyr were
called to Phoenix today to attend the
funeral of a sister of Mr.. Conner.
The small daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Conner is also quite i'll today and left
with the care Of Mrs. James Evans.
Family Supper at Church
a very large crowd attended the
supper given at NJ. T. church on
Friday evening. After a big spread
and every one had been filled very
entertaining program was given. A
contribution was also taken for the
purpose of completing the floor in
the basement Of the church.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
AUCTIONS
Auction
TUESDAY
Jan. 81.
537 West Van Buren

I am leaving the city and will sell
all my furniture at auction, con-
sisting of the following;
Parlor
1 Conway piano. / piano stool, ]
golden oak book case, / golden oak
book stand, 1 walnut music case, /
golden oak library table, 1 wicker
settee, l Morris chair and STOOL
golden oak rocker, 1 walnut easy
chair, / coat rack, 1 cabaret stand,
Sx12 rug, pictures on wall.
Front Bed Room
I brass bed, 1 set springs, mat
tress, / birdseye maple dresser,
birdseye maple rocker, l birdseye
maple stand, / small rug, 1 bamboo
book stand, pictures on wall.
Middle Bed Room
/ iron bed, mattress, set springs,
oak dresser, l washbowl, pitcher
and jar, 9 pictures on wall, / rag rug,
1 wicker clothes hamper / bamboo
stand, 1 oak desk.
Dining Room
I oak table, 1 oak sideboard, 1 oak
desk, 1 oak chiffonier, rugs, z pic
lures on wall, 1 clock, / table lamp,
Back Bed Room
I single iron bed, / mattress,
set springs, stool, rugs, wash
bowl, / pitcher, l maple stand,
small stand.
Cabin
I from bed, / set springs, mat
tress, / rocker, / dresser, / slop. jar,
dishes and cooking utensils.
East Porch
1 sanitary couch, 2 pads. dresser,
/ oak table, canvas curtains.
Front Porch
1 sanitary couch, small table, 2
rockers, / small rug.
8 oil stoves, / Singer sewing ma
chine, 13 sheets, IL bath towels,
hand towels. sofa pillows, dresser
scarfs, cotton blankets, quilts, IL
pillows, 1O1 rolls music, dishes, !
electric sweeper l kitchen table,
cooking utensils, fee box, wash tubs,
garden tools, garbage can.
Phone 4779.
MRS. LONG, OWNER.
]. B. GUESS, ANCTIONEER. gb
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
NEW MANAGER FOR
BANK At CHANDLER

CHANDLER, Jan. 2S.-E. II. Fin
nigan. formerly of Long Beach, Cali
fornia, was elected acting vice -presi-
dent and manager of the First Ma
tional bank at a meeting of the board
Of directors on Tuesday evening. Mr..
Finnigan arrived in Chandler several
days ago with his family and has
taken the F. ]. Pyeatt home on Ari-
Zona avenue.
The new officer has been In the
banking business for 10 years and has
been actively engaged in that work
in California and the middle west.
Hon. j. F.. Brown of Casa Grande.
who is well and favorably known in
the Chandler district. where he has
recently become identified with a
local concern, has been elected presi-
dent of the First National bank of
Casa Grande.
Mrs. Leo Lesueur, who was struck
with a golf club while engaged In
golf at the San Marcos hotel, Chan
dler. Sunday. is still confined to her
bed. Her condition is reported as
slightly better today.
T.. A. Cshreiber, representing the
Western Newspaper Union. was a
local business visitor Wednesday.
Nat Herzberg, who has been con-
nected with the sales department of
the Lewis Cannery. has decided to
remain in the valley for the present
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
Auction Sale

I am leaving Arizona and am sell
ing all my personal property at auc-
tion sale
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1922
COMMENCING AT / O'CLOCK
SHARP
One and one-half miles east of
Phoenix on the Tempe road, known
as the Jack Rabbit Ranch
IL HEAD Al DAIRY COWS
Fresh and Coming Fresh
span mares, and yls. old,
weight $3.50 lbs.
span of good work mules, with har-
ness
4 Al good mules.
/ good saddle horse, yrs. old.
l good gentle driving mare, yrs
head red shoats, weight IS lbs.
l SOW, with pigs
sows soon to farrow.
Z head Shropshire sheep.
4 dozen White Leghorn hens.
/ doz. Indian runner duck.
/ good farm wagon.
! spring wagon.
l single DugSy.
riding cuitivators.
/ 12-in. walking plow.
/ single harness.
2 good saddles.
1 1918 Paige touring car, newly
painted, good rubber; in Al shape.
Many other articles too numerous
to mention.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
G. L. LIGHTFOOT. OWNER
S. C. KLECK, AUCTIONEER
u ] WATERS CLERK d
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
50 HEAD SELECTED DAIRY COWS
81 HEAD CHOICE HOLSTEIN
HEIEERS


26 HEAD HORSES AND MULES
/ span mules, 6 yrs. old, weight
240O lbs; sound, good workers.
/ span mules, and s yrs. old
weight 2400 lbs; sound and good
workers.
! span mules, yrs. old. weight
100 lbs. each; 151s hands high.
span mare mules, yrs. old,
weight 1850 lbs. each.
span gray mare mules, yrs. old,
weight 1850 lbs. each.
span cheap work mules, IL to II
yrs. These are good serviceable
mules and will not bring their value.
/ span bay mares, yrs. old, weight
400 lbs. each.
span horses. yrs. old, weight
1850 lbs. each.
2 good A No. l saddle horses.
l bay S-year- old general purposes
mare
2 saddles. Several sets of good
chain harness.
1 nearly new tractor. / Buick tour
ing car, in Al condition
FULL LINE OF FARMING IMPLE-
MENTS
dozen young Plymouth Rock
chickens.
Free Lunch at Noon. Terms Cash.
The above goods are all sold under
guarantee.
r. j. FLAHERTY. OWNER
6. c. KLECK, AUCTIONEER
CLERK, W. E. WATERS b
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
ARIZONA REPUBLICAN PHOENIX

| at her home. 103 East Main street
! Dainty refreshments were served af-
/ ter the playing.
Mesa Woman's Club
One of the most enjoyable pro-
grams of the season was presented
to the Mesa Woman's club Friday
afternoon in the Guild hall. The
topic Of the afternoon was ARIZONA
Day" Some interesting current
events We're given, after which Miss
Porter Of the Tempe normal school
entertained with Indian legends of
Arizona Mr.. Brown, superintendent
Of the Indian school at Phoenix, gave
an interesting address on the gov
ernment and education of the Indians
Of Arizona. Some very delightful
musical numbers were rendered.
Mrs. Houston Entertains
Mrs. A. j. Houston, one Of Mesa's
most charming society matrons. en-
tertained the Sorosis Bridge club
Thursday afternoon at her home.
Members Of the club who were pres
ent included the Mesdames w. ].
Longmore, G. S. Stewart, William
Beach, George Wilbur, j. z. Hurst,
r. r. Steele, Frank West and A. J.
Houston.
Relief Society Honors Members
Tuesday afternoon the Relief soci-
ETY. ladies of the First ward enter
tanned three beloved members Of
their organization. The honored
guests were Mrs. Hattie Burton, old
st member, whose birthday oc-
CURED a few days ago; Mrs. Martha
Crosby and Mrs. Hazel LeBaron. both
Of whom are soon to leave Mesa. A
very amusing program was given and
songs composed especially for the
prJIaGfu hrr Do
sung by Mrs. Dana, Mrs. Ann Le-
Baron and Mrs. Macdonald. Tokens
of remembrance were presented to
each of the three ladies. Games were
played and delicious refreshments
were served.
Bridge Luncheon
A very pretty affair OF the past
week was the bridge luncheon pre-
sided over by Mrs. e. G.. Attaway at
her residence on West First street,
Saturday afternoon. Covers were
laid for 90. The guests included Mes
danes Leo Lesueur, j. Robinson. w.
Menhennett, r. A. Kingsbury, Cecil
Drew, George Scott, J. w. Haeger-
Frank Griffin, r. M. F'leisher e. d.
Macdonald, Frank Cerney Marion
Blakely, ]. M. Greer, Mary Pine and
w. M. Scott of Gilbert; the Misses
Hazel Scott, Nell Walker and Ruth
Huber.
Visiting in Mesa
Among the visitors in Mesa this
week is Mrs. Sidney Dean of Mari
copa. Mrs. Dean is stopping with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Burton.
Sewing Club
Mrs. Stella Lesueur entertained her
sewing club at very pretty affair
Thursday afternoon at her home. De-
licious refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Visiting Mrs. Attaway
Mrs. Sarah Ellsworth and Mrs.
Hilda Griner were pleasantly enter
tanned at the home Of Mrs. E. G. At
taway on Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
MANY DELIGHTFUL
SOCIAL EVENTS IN
MESA PAST WEEK

Foremost among the delightful
events Of the past week in Mesa was
the card party given by Mrs. Musette
Brown at her home on East Second
avenue Thursday evening for the
benefit Of st. Marks Episcopal
church at Mesa. Mrs. Brown proved
herself a charming hostess to the
more than IS present who occupied
the IA tables at bridge.
Mrs. r. A. Kingsbury won the la
dies prize for the evenings playing
with the consolation prize going to
Mrs. +. J. Warren. ]. H. Lester was
winner Of the mons first prize, with
Cecil l.. Drew drawing the consola-
ton prize.
The event OF Thursday evening was
one of a series that st. Marks church
has given in Mesa during the winter
season. Proceeds from the parties
are for the benefit Of the church
fund.
Miss HcIbert Gives Party
Miss Virginia Holbert entertained
members OF the Mountain States Tel
ephone and Telegraph service at her
home Tuesday evening. Guests were
hidden TO come garbed in some char
acteristic costume. Gypsies, dolls,
Turkish maidens and others were
represented. Dancing formed the
chief advertisements of the evening.
Mrs. Price Is Hostess
Mrs. Charles Price entertained of
a bridge social Wednesday afternoon
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
Auction Sale

Tuesday, Jan. 81, 1880 p. m. at S2S
No. Third st. l am leaving Phoe-
nix and will sell all furniture on
above date: l brown frosted fiber
parlor suite, library table, fancy side
table, rockers, / large chair, ivory
bed room suite, dresser. dressing
table, rocker and bed complete, 2
porch beds, mattresses, 1elarge cab
met Reliable gas range, good as new,
dining table, chairs, oak; oak
dresser. Leonard cleanable refriger-
ator, like new; l splendid brass bed,
3 Administer rugs, 4 straight chairs, 2
office chairs, high chair so IT. hose,
heating stove. kitchen table, tools,
wall pictures, dishes, cooking uten--
sils. Fact is it's a sale of all good
stuff that goes to make up good
home. Everyone invited.
MRS. LAMBERT. OWNER.
TAYLOR & NASONER,
THE AUCTIONEERS.
PHONE 1850 go
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29

1GEAA fNlNG HOOSE r Oh
B U Y E r AND LLER.
OPENING SALE SATUR-
DAY. FEB. 4, 1922, COM
M E NCIN AT 1880
O'CLOCK SHARP.
VIII sell on commission
what You have to sell. and
will have plenty here to sell
for you, the buyer. At Me-
Mullen's Mule Market, 201 N.
7th Ave, Five Points, and we
will hold a regular weekly
sale every Saturday there
after. Will sell your horses,
mules, cows, hogs, chickens,
ducks, turkeys, geese, har-
ness, saddles, farm imple-
ments of all kinds, such as
plows. drags, cultivators,
wagons, everything that is
used on the farm. Bring in
what you have to sell. 1t
costs you only SO and you
might get best results at this
Sale. C. r. McMullen has for
many years specialized on
mules and horses, and by
constant effort has built up a
tremendous following among
mule and horse dealers
throughout the country and
with horse and mule owners.
l am now offering the full
benefit of my efforts to the
public and have thrown my
yards wide open to all mule
and horse dealers and the
farmers. contractors and
mule renters with an invi-
tation to come and use my
place as a common meeting
place, and a clearing house
for buyer and seller alike,
where you can trade with
each other any time you
meet. VIII sell at auction
every Saturday. Private sales
daily. This opening sale
should be good one and ii
YOU have anything to sell
you should list it now. Bring
in everything you have TO
sell. BE here Saturday, both
you the buyer and the seller.
c.. r. McMullen
2O1 N. 7th Ave.
one 6764, Phoenix. Five Poir
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
TWO ACRE

FUIIsIh1 TNNNNTt
Cut into 10 yards with house foI
each, ample room for 1000 to 200G
hens; Groom house, lots OF fruit
shade and some alfalfa; all inside
city; only $500; some cash and easy
terms.
w. G. TOBLESON
81 North 1st Ave. Phone 4145 81
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29

pushing this we'll known brand OF
jams and peanut butter.
The Junior Music club concert
which was to have been given at the
Menhennet theater on January 70 has
been postponed until February 3
The George Vance family will Gedl-
cate their new home Sunday with
house warming and relatives In the
valley have been invited to attend.
The Vance home on North Washing
ton street recently was completed
and is a most attractive addition to
that part of town.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
Lots For Sale

on northeas. and northwest corne
OF Palm Lane and Seventh street
Owner can be seen at house on tn
northeast corner. 4
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
Auction Sale

am quitting farming and selling
all Of my personal property at public
auction
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1ST
AT 10:3 O'CLOCK
Three and one half miles northeast
of Phoenix on Park road, or 10th
Street and Grand Canal
so HEAD SELECTED DAIRY COWS
young Jersey cows, fresh. The
cows are heavy mixers and making
? lbs. butter per day each. These
COWS selected stock.
young Holsteins. fresh. balance
heavy springers. Choice stock. All
II. B. tested.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
40Acres

Located on paved highway
8 miles from Glendale; land
all plowed and ready for crop
and it's good land; house of
rooms, good garage and lots
of shade; good well; located
on the corner and could be
cut in tens. This is a bar
gain at $500 per acre; good
terms.
j. S. GRIFFIN "ALONE'
lis n. 1st Ave.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
SUNDAY SERVICES
IN MESA CHURCHES
Methodist Episcopal
Roy Conley Lord, pastor


S:45-Sunday school, 7. c. Love.
superintendent. Topic: Elijah in Ma
both's Vineyard. Kings 21:7-10. 1920.
INSTRUMENTATION hour. Sub
ject of pastors sermon: "The Great
Motive" Nursery in connection with
this service The choir, under the
efficient leadership of Professor An
derson, will render special music in
this service. Everybody invited;
every member expected.
4:00--Junior Epworth League.
6:30-Senior Epworth League. Will
liam Smith, leader.
No evening service. Congregation
expected to worship with the Baptist
church.
Baptist
Evangelistic services are in pro-
gress, and will continue throughout
the week. Rev. l. M. Darnell will
preach each evening at 8 o'clock. The
choir under the direction of Prof. A.
DeFoe Miller will render special
music. The services for Sunday are
| as follows:
Bible school s:45 a. m. T. B. Cros-
well, superintendent. Evangelistic
services at IL a. m. and 1880 D. m.
Rev. Darnell will preach at both SER
vices. Special and appropriate mu-
sic will be furnished by the choir,
both morning and evening. At $3.50
II. r.. Hendrix will address the
senior b. Y.P.U. Miss Elena Parks
will have charge of the meeting
All young people invited. Miss Jewell
Gamble will lead the juniors. The
church will meet for prayer at Z o.
m. The mems meeting will be in
charge of S. II. Davis. Mrs. L. K.
Frye will lead the womens meet
ing.
White Cross Gospel Mission
Rev. +. l.. Hawes, Supt.
Song service and preaching at 2:30
Witness for God in the open air song
service. Rev. L. M. Darnell will
probably preach at this service.
Everyone invited
ST. Marks Episcopal
Sunday school and baptism. 9:45
a. m. Morning prayer and sermon
II o'clock. Subject of sermon: 1.-TWO
Kings" 15-16-17. Important meet
ing of the vestry on Thursday even
ing. Bishop Atwood will visit the
congregation next Sunday. February
5. and administer the rite of confir-
nation. Cordial welcome extended
to ALL Francis Bloy, rector.
Southside Theaters Today
Majestic, Mesa - Elaine Hammer
stein in "Remorseless Love" West
ern: "The Spirit of the Lake"
Gilbert-'"The Truth About Hus-
bands" all-star cast. Miracles of
the Jungle" serial.
Tempe Passions Playground, ="
starring Katherine Macdonald.
Comedy "The Joy Riders" Ford
Weekly.
Chandler-Conway Tearle in "The
Fighter" Comedy: Golfers.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
$500

For dandy suburban home: on
acre OF land. good 4-room house
all fenced and cross-fenced chicken
tight and about 100 chickens. $50
down and $25 a month.
STREET REALTY CO.
SIG w. washington 4
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29

JEFFERSON, STREET AUCTION
Sells on commission, or buys your
goods. Phone S093. AZ w. Jeffer-
SON
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
Listings Wanted

have buyer for two to five acras
Have buyer for ten to twenty acres
Must be located northeast, IL pricel
right. M. +. Green, realtor. Phon
3101,
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
Ranches

hdIlcIl0S
20 acres, improved, Peoria, s215 pss
acre.
40 acres. improved, miles west
$3.50 per acre.
80 acres, improved. west Of Phoe,
nix, $12S per acre.
woLPE INVESTMENT co.
Tel. 6477. 10 u. Adams st. q
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29

FOR sALE-1EAL ESTATE
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
5 Acres for S2500

$50 down, $50 month; Broom
house: good soil. plowed ready for
crop; old water right; u mile city
limits. A. L. West (owner), 1902 w.
Jackson st. Phone S03S gs
20 Paradise land, $92.5O
acre. Terms. Box 22S, Republican
gs
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
CHICKEN RANCH BARGAIN

CHICKEN RANCH BARGAIN
acres no better soil in valley,
room house with 3 screen porches,
and a 1-room brick; garage, chicken
house fine shade; several apple trees,
soft water: 2 blocks from paved road
close in: 1 good COW, II chickens.
2 plows, 1 cultivator, l harrow; lots
of feed and a harness. All go at
$500. Little cash. balance to suit.
O. X. Realty Co, 2S2 w. Jefferson. II
. NEW HOUSES
All built-in features, hardwood
floors, 5 rooms and breakfast nook
garage. near school and car line,
n. e. one house furnished. owner
wants 10 sell badly. Good terms and
low price. See Alexander or Groom,
126 n. Center. It
5-ACRE CHICKEN AND FRUIT
RANCH
) acres. all 6-foot chicken fenced
with good houses. one with base
ment. garage, chicken houses, about
200 bearing fruit trees, soft water,
corner location. close in, near paved
road and school: owner in California
said sell at $4,000; he paid $4,000; a
small cash payment will handle;
don't miss this 0. X. Realty Co. 2@2
w. Jefferson. II
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
c.. R. McMullen

201 n. 7th Ave.
Phone 6764, Phoenix. Five Points
If
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29

ALFALFA Tor sale. ElIingson
Bros. w. 7th St, Tempe. II
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
Auction!

CLEARING HOUSE FOR
B U Y Err AND 81 LII e r.
OPENING SALE SATUR-
DAY. FEB. 4, 1922, COM
M j. NCIN AT 1870
O'CLOCK SHARP.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29

You can live without our Jersey
milk but no so well a lew orders
viii now be accepted for delivery pc
esi,,,,ing E'eh. i NiIdermuth Jersey
Ranch. phone 1913 Tempe 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-01-29
White Cross Gospel Mission

Rev. +. i. HaWes, Supt
Song service and preaching at 2:30
Witness for God in the open air song
service, Rev. L. M. Darnell will
probably preach at this service.
Everyone invited: