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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01

Seven nationally known American i2eAl summer -a saEenrZ---ET7 flying he .e1-- The trip. by boat and sled -v0c,I
 r 7-f----s ifl which they will travel. s.- < -.E#--g-- President Of tLE Cadillac .-e--en- President ot the Ae-on.arI-e I--o-- Of -Le plane. They. with T E
 w. F. ME-zElc and '. '. RedIe1. Will
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
P. o. OFFICIALS STU8TPFyD OE HOW TO TREAT GOAT
 WHO ATE OWNER'S MAIL

Joliet. Ill.,, Dec. This bilIygoat gets the postal auth critics nanny"
 For weeks -he mail Of Joe Erjavic had been vanishing from h-s front doorstep. Time and again he com plained to the post office officials l guard was set Finally the secret ser wee men caught JCe's "bIIysOo- rulnchtng on Jge-s mail
 The penalty -s SLo00 fine and three years in prison. Illinois prisons don't have stalls. and mats where the mar my enters
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
By J. T.. MUIR IY

of the .. s. District Court Only per sons having proper permits will be all lowed to bid The whiskey was con sascaCed after il had been sold to Louis Cohen, of New | ork city. for $Z8,gyg. Cohen having been convicted Of ut- tempting to brlbe d Eederad pryhIgl- CIOn Officer.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
marry, she Er-E-
 ''CE hen mon -.---.-

When men become too lazy to Kiss their wives I- is time to quit" she declared emp pha-i-a.Ig.
 Mrs CoEkeEla- testified that dur ing the first two weeks Of uhetr mar and read dime novels. He neither kissed her nor displayed any affection. she said
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01

business n l~ .ITS, n quest . take weeks
 T. lS being bf Motor Car c L-W avs. Inc Coffin II. H
 make the --Er
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
CINCINNATI TO AUCTION
 OFF BIC BOOZE SUPPLY

Cincinnati, Dec. --Three hundred and nIneEy-eizht eases of bonded
 FTh1skey are to be sold at public. que ton in Cincon1ati in the near future by order of Judge John Weld Peck,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
DIFORCES MAN TOO LAZY
 TO BESTOW KISSES

Detroit, Dec. Mrs Mary Coy kendall uuE-zsed wife. who vas grant ed 2 divorce from ce- undeu1 onsrra- tive husband. Milton, never will re-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01

plan to fly 10 the Arctic Of he waIrus and pola~
 This photograph shows L--- at heypOrL, \. J. | onpa1y. and Charles F ? are shown together in
 Enm0Rs, J. ". Inches,
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Al|||I=sHnks:r .B|aslREI,I |I
4&&4@k2x hCaanaysslssM H1o3lcornb E{sSSkasJ
> - 70 E"F,N NATfF
IN THE HUNTERS PIT.
yCaryssh Hojcornb,

Tinker Bob was 90 curious to know
what' shappened to sMr.. Lion that,,h
too walked around thS clhsnp3 of bush.
notSla Efewftimds..r hut ipauld3find shl
way OF entrance. s He heard sounds
that seetned1iike there zDAflea
strussae I'm thesnidst OF the bushes. Y
Pfssentiy there was a sound from
behind and he looked :about,to SEQ IN.
other Lion facing Atm..but ,tkissfelluW
hadAa chafn'About his neck, and hang.
ing onto the end Of the chain was q
native Hunter. Tinker sursly wal
puzzled now. What it all heant he
couldeno understand. - fHtesm fs
When the native came closer. he
asked:" what TN the world doe all
ofsthis mean2" y Sarta
The Hunter laughed. IT got him,
didn't II" tSet iat{@ S5tt&
Got him." exclaimed Tinker Bob.
Il don't see him, anywhere. I don't
think anyone has him."
l%'''Oh,t my little friend, you don't UNI
derstand. I'll show you I've got him.
Tell me, who.are you anyway" .
Il am the King ofithe' Forest from
another land.>4I came here to visit
the creatures, OF the ,Jungles that~91
might takeithe stories back to tho for
est folka at homer ~
Well; I'm glad to see you anyway
and I'll show you I have this fellow
where he can't get out.'" He took the
Lion that he had chained and, tied
him toha tree then called some of his
Helpers. 'r'A 5's~n Hs''r' 49,
They came quickly and began to
pull away the bushes into which Mr..
Lion had jumped When they were
cleared away Tinker Bob and the
Hunter went to the center of this
clump of bushes to see MI. Lion in
the midst of a deep pit in which he
had been trapped. He was busy eat
ing the remains of a goat that had
leen placed there for him. That is
the thing he scented in the air. =
Now when he saw the Hunter he
began to plan how he would get&out.
He'tried to jump out as he had jump
ed; in but it was useless to try for he
couldn't get out. When he discovered
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ITO Be Condnued.)
l3-YEAR-QLD GIRL
GRANTED LICENSE ..
OPREAcH GOSPEL

Tulsa. Okla. Feb. 1S.-A IS.
yearsold girl was granted. q license
ito preach the gospel by the North
western Oklahoma conference of
tfieis Methodist Episcopal church
yesterday She is Miss Fay emery
Of Miami. Okla who began
preaching, last summer Shells I'm
the seventh gradcint school. Her
ambitiDnsis to become foreign
missionary. w. s'"r - Il! i.iff
The girl, became a church menu
-bcr two. years ago, and immedi-
atcly 7 betamG az Sunday school
school tearhcf and soon attracted
tho attentkUn of; her pastor. Under
Kiinstpcr. shc1prcpared a sermon
and delivered itrfrom his pulpit.
She filled vacancies at Pitcher,
Okla, and then preached at Baxter
Springs "
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Mrs. j.. NJ. Gillette entertained 20
women at an informal tea at her
home. COZ South Fourth street, OH
Friday afternoon, Mrs J.. M Moultrie
being the honor guest. Mrs. Moultrie
has spent the last two years in Syria.
and h told a number of interesting
experiences had while. there. Mrs. Gill
lette had the assistance of Mrs H. L.
Pitts Pitt during'the' afternoon.
Robert Earl Lindquist, baby son of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. I%indquist, 400 Walnut
street, was taken to a-&lecal hospital
Thursday, to receive treatment.
Mrs. Caspar Olson and Mrs W. H.
Kelsey were winners Of high scores
at the bridge party given by Mes
DANES E. E. Sherman ana A. p. Cliff
fordSin the home Of Mrs. Sherman,
3o5 Vernon avenue.-on Friday after
noon. 1917
Miss Marjorie kavanaugh of the
Delta Gamma sorority house has re-
turned from her home in Minot where
she was called because of The. illness
of her brother.
Miss Ethel johnson of Granville,
who is ~a/resident of the Delta Gamma
sorority house, is reported Ill Of the
grippe. 'E = ""f :"
Formal announcement has been
made by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolf.
712' North Fourth street. OF the mar
riage Of theft daughter, Esther Marie
Wolf, to Leslie James Mckay, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Mckay. sol North
Seventh street. which took place on
Wednesday evening, February ff-
tenth. in the parsonage Of the First
Baptist church. with Rev. JIG. York
officiating. 49,
The bride wore an attractive after
noon dress Of midnight blue satin ro-
main with hat to match. Her TOW
ers were sweetheaft roses and lilies
Of the valley. -
Mr.. n Mrs. Mckay will take their
wedding trip during. the summer
months, when they will visif2at- q
number Of points in the East. Z At
present they are at home to their
friends at T12 North Fourth street,
X X X ~
There. will be an informal dance in
&e university gymnasium this even.
ihE. University students are invited
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Park River, N. B., Feb. 1s.-Thes
WALSH County. Midwinter fair closed
at noon today, the closing .aessions
this morning being addressed;35b by F.
c. H~atfaway, county agent for Walsh
county who spoke on marketing the
potato crop, and Miss Iazel Spencer
Of the extension department Of the
Agricultural college, who spoke on
problems. =
This is the third annual fair of the
kind to be held at the Walsh County
Agricultural and Training school, and
each year has seen a femarkable
growth both in attendance and in
number of exhibits.
I One of most important accom-
plishments during the five days of the
fair Is believed to be the organization
of the Walsh County Potato Growers
A program OF activity for
the coming year for this association is
now being outlined.
.r w. rn-.--. -, -
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This evening the W. c. T.. U. will
meet in the Commercial club rooms,
the meeting to open at 8 o'clock. IN
vitations have been issued to empefs
honorary members and friends OF the
w. C.. T, u, and an especially fine
has been arranged, as 1ol-
lows:
song. 'Some Glad Day'-Chorus.
The Crusade Psalm No. las, led by
: Mrs. ]. r. Mclean.
. prayer-Rev. j. G. York.
Paper, "Why Frances willard
Mrs. George Black.
VOCAL Solo-Mrs. w. J. Horner.
Talk, Miss Willard as an Organizer
and Educator'-Miss Beatrice john
stone.
Reading-Miss Edna Hesketh.
. Vocal Solo-Mrs. Hugh Ruettell.
Paper, Achievement of the w. G;
It. U. in North Dakota'-Mrs. L. r
q Gibson,
Remarks-Rev. G&orge A Henry.
X X x
:. The regular monthly meeting of the
~women's Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church will be held in
= the auditorium of the church next
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
The home subject, THE American In
dian on the New Trail" will be dis
cussed by Mrs. F.. f. Fletcher, and
Mrs. A. NJ. Armstrong will give a pa
per on 1.-The Korean Crisis" The hos
-rtesses are to be Mrs. J.NF. Sow1e and
Mrs. George Bailey.
* * x
Miss Yvonne Eandeneynde, 902
Cherry street, has gone to 1nkster, N.
ID. to, take charge of the intermediate
department Of the public school there.
Che conp1cted her training at the uni
versity during the first semester\this
year.
Miss Villa E.. C%arothers, librarian
ofsthe Minnesota Historical society, st.
Paul, arrived this morning for q week
end visit with her mother, Mrs. E. E.
Il Carothers, and with her sister, Mrs
Charles Allen.
The members of Alpha Phi alumnae
will meet on Monday evening at 1896
rtFtenton avenue. y
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Chapp and chill,
q, dren. Donna Marie and Betty Jane
of TORONTO. Ont are guests of friends
in the city. They are en- route to Sid.
ney. Australia, and expect to make q
number of stops on the way there.
The ladies Of st. Mary's church an.
nounce a card party to be given in the
auditorium of the church fon Monday
evening. February 27. This will be
the last party before Lent
Er X X X
The Lady Foresterss of East Grand
. Forks will entertain at a card party
next Wednesday evening, February %
in the Sacred Heart church hall.
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Lutheran Free Church.

(Cor. Cottonwood st. & Second Ave.)
Rev. 'Ingel Hovland,l pastor: Morse
services Sunday forenoon i.at 1880.
o'clock: English services at 1880
o'clock. Sunday senoo1% and Bible
class aNer services Morse services
Sunday evening 6ata7 :30!1prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at 1880, "A.
Ostmo. Choir meets Thursday at 8
O'clock. Young Peoples society Fri
qay evening at s O'Clock. Confirmation
class Saturday morning at 10 O'clock:
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H HE1TH HaFEL Er@t
THE Mid-winter Frolic," given on
Friday evening In the Commercial
club rooms rfby the ,memberBlsof the
Business and Professional Women's
club, .pFoveddone OF the most ~'success-
ful informal parties of the sWtfster.
There were about 200 guests In all.
and the entertainment was SO arranged
as to provide rum for, every person
present. asssa -
When the guests arrived they were
handed programs which, they follows
ed out through the evening, Dancing
was interspersed with contest stunts
ofRallI varieties, and the contest 'alea
ment added to the. general efthusi.
asm. Joe Simmer and Mias, Olive Nell
son headed the winning teams.
Another feAture of the entertain
ment was the group Of dances pre-
sented- by little Misses Geraldine Bah
Ter and Miss Helen Austin, Miss Haz-
el Deary played the piano accompan-
ment., a 49,. cu,ge
A buffet luncheon vas served at
11:S0 ~o'ciocA!n. f'ae@ - s"'"rf q
Miss Mildred Metcalf had general
charge OF the party, and she, was as
sisted during the evening by Eliza
beth O'Gorman, Mary O'keefe, Alta
Witzel, Esperance ~ Boyd, Agnetha
Fjelstad, lou Reading; Minnie knut-
son, Vera-Ward, Anna HHartje, Miss
Spriggs, Olive Champlin and Kate
Austin. @t'%' '"a~>>
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II. ..a LFr. - ..- - h' J g4 - -.- ~
that he could not escape. he began to
wshine,4and Tinker Bobfthought Of hts
littleschildren. How sorry they would
DO II Stheir Father never cdme back.
He wanted to see the children tor
His hide will sell for mitch on the
market said the Hunter. 'ss NJ -
By this Tinker Bob knew that the
Hunter intended; to kill Mr.. Lion and
Sell his hide. He had used the tame
Lion to answer the roar. sit was not
fair. and Tinker would. not allow his
newly found friend to be killed.
s. Bring ME my gun called h
Hunter.s I'VE smight,'as well fix him
first as last" ,5st1i W ars
y While the natives ran for the gun
Tinker Bob tapped the , Stone or
knowledge andnMr. Lion was taken
out Of the pit and away. And when
the Hunter looked for him he could
not find him anywhere.
thinker Bob is the real King of the
forest. ~ - 20, 7F ~"
ITO Be Continually #
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A regular meeting Of Acacia chap
ter No. 10, O.. E.. S., will be held in
the Masonic temple on Tuesday eve
ming, February 81, beginning at 1880
O'clock. There will be an. af1liation
service>and the meeting Will be fol-
Lolita Randall, w. NJ; Maude M.
Adams, secretary. = 'i
k@,s * r 4
Patriotic appointments marked the
informal party given by Miss Matte
Shaw in her home, 102 Walnut street,
on Friday evening. The evening was
spent in playing gtmes n in music,
and at the close the hostess served a
nicely appointed luncheon.
The Modern Brotherhood of Amer
lea will meet on Monday evening at
7:30 o'clock, in the home of Mrs.
Mary Boese, over Stanchfield's Cloth
ing store, for the purpose of electing
officers. State manager. NJ. B.. An
derson. of Fargo will be present at
this time, and a large attendance is
requested. A social session will fol-
low the business meeting. "''
~ -
On Friday evening, North Dakota
Alpha chapter of the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity gave its annual formal par
ty in the university gymnasium. The
affair took the form of a Washington
party and the decorations were in
keeping with the "patriotic" idea. The
gvmnasinm was ARRANGED to annear
| like tho grounds ~ a Colonial estate.
with tba frontaof q Ia ree o. man.
~ show;np At one endeoe the hail The
porch Of the manor was furnished
with chairs and pots of ferns, n a
running fountain was on the lawn.
where dinner was served after the
ninth dance was decked to follow the
patrintic scheme, 49,
49, $50
Iaitel o!iliel, tle plosrail VI sA
zen .uahcss was iLl siro One 10
.ure was tne sitl lavor tne aplss,
~naci .ook ;ne lorn' ~ q u,o.ze !sWe
sase on "nien tie ttaateeetnnhit. my e oaa' "
arms -
~ aeios an aLoa ptTSsmeS'I VIZ res rs
ven any Mrs1 ii1o1,as :. ha'e' M nj
ana WE: :: y. Barnes me cues l1s'
o.o
~ I'arencs oSonnor, &nonE
:: y. l4yncn' JONI rage. Jon1 : /. Miles
ho"aru NJ lager. Monte McCuSch-
an: aaro1u rers9son. Joe SheIver
Nlllam Earl harrls' harl
Ganslee, Heroert Nelson. Hailard Ar
80 - -
son, motifs Donaid
Artnur ROBERTSON ALBERT tSiiles, wal.
ter rage Eugen ngar Michae
McGlnley' duncan Mckenzle ole Sc
rumgard. Fred thomson, Eugene XII
mer. warren Scn1aoerg. Armar
Rohde. Fleming Gibson, Harold Doe
Willard Sullivan. Al Brodie, Randolph
Olmsted. Thomas Smith. Harold Thor
son, Franklin Patten. Edgar Massee
Emmett Okeefe, Clifford ouey,"0 9th
mar Montgomery. : !"
Misses Marguerite. O'Connor, Saidee
Carney, Ursula O'Keefe, May Bauer
man, 1sabefM O'Neil, AlmiFa Uggen
Connie Tucker. Ella Woods, France.
Collins, Lois Jones. Lydia Goats, Mar
garet Ganslee, Catherine Holmes, Sci
ma Brudevold. Vera Disbrow, Rutf
Loughin, Marjorie Kavanaush, Wini
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Scandinavia Baptist.

CornerfFourth avenue and Walnut
street. Sunday school With adult
Bible class at ~ o'clock noon Voting
Peoples meeting att o'clock pm.
Evening services at 8. Rev. McGahey'
will; speak at the evening y service.
.Midwssk prayer meeting at Arthur
Carlsoh.s 42S eAlmonte; avenue, on
Thursday evening ats O'Clock. 5A 'Hs
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First Lutheran.

Belmont and Fourth avenues. Sun
M Morning worship at EI0;4b, with
sermon topic, "tChrist'ss Great : ComL
passion and Concern For U.s." and,
Special choir anthem. Rev. z. n. ID.
Thorgrtmsen and Miss Margaret Thor.
crimson. soIoistsa y Evening service
with lecture;;'t''rhe Choite Fof a4voca-
ton, " by Rev. ThorgrimsenS andsxocal
solo by Mrs G.. J. G~Hhlason., Boy
Scouts Wednesday at 7:S6ac D.. m.
Ladies' Aid supper Thursday. S. u.
Tallakson, pastor sSFis-a2
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zion Exalneelilcal,

Corner Belmont avenue and Fifth
street. W.. g. ADMINISTRATIONS Divine
services willSbst held, 4s follows: Ger
man preaching, 10! 50. II. ni.F Sunday
school, S11.3OfSa. ms EounB Peoples
Alliance, 1880 p. n. Engllsh' preach
ing, 8 p. n.4 Good patriotic singing.
Everyone welcome. 6.55S.y IN = net
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Emmanuel Swedish Imtheran.

NQr6h Sixth Street Sunday school
at 9:SQ a. m. Swedish high mass st
1880 p: m. Services at Bethesda at
-. a. m. y Bible study In church par
1890 Y. P.Ahmeeting next "Thursday
p. m. Program and refresh-
mehts. The bethesda ,Lahies Aid
meets at GU. Johnson's next wednes-
day at 2 p. m. Confirmation class
Saturday at Up. m. JIM. 'Persenius.
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EVENING EDITION..
BANK CONDITIONS

New york. Feb.s s.A-5The actual
coIldition 1T .the clearing abAnka and
trusts for the week shows ~ dffcitsof
32,Ipp,140s below slsEa1 ssfequfke ments.
This decreasets6fl aSasAl6,,Sb0 from
last week. s
-sRftsssss rs 49, s1}tt5e e 800 g%5ENNf
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r Shr ~. 7sIffS'SE
EDisoOnal.

MORNING EAeFVice; E11Ot36s-- Sermon,
George WASHINGTON atiValley Forge"
Sunday school, H. w: AssAcIntyre,
supt. Epworth league. $780, Ernest
lecture, THE Heartspf tJRpAn,,'' illns-
trated.5 Rev. Geo. "a: Henry, pastor,
will speak at both morning andNs eve
ming services. 20, ~
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lawrence B. Robertson. ministers
10 Ann. church school, W. G. Bland,
stiperintendArf;S 40: l6,ss DR. Bonds
class;;''Iisa..t I'M, morning WUrshihsa tase
mon "George washington, Xp6stlssof
Gently lord, o.NGehtiy LeGdva. BY
church choir. Tenor Solo, selected, ~
WAITER Fo6fey. Y AZ, e'a. ErieSta4 -
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Bethef Church.

Bethel Church.
Belmont .aventtYe. south side; Of Bel
mont school esefvites Sunday ,morr
ing at,@i0eS0.. conducted by Prot. r.
NJ. Strom. Sunday schbo1 ard Bible
class at,11:4b Music by the .Auther-
an Bible school male chorus. Eve
ming services ~ ESQ scdtiducted:sby
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NorweEtan-Danish mi. q.

Corner First avenue and Chestnut
street, Sunday morning service at
1890. Sunday school and bible class.
11:45. Epworth league devotional
meeting, 7 p. m. Topic. ....Tithing AS
a2$GOOd Personal BUSINESS Adjust
,ment. Evening service. at. 7:45 o'clock.
OnaFriday evening: e: L:'ss' monthly
literary meeting will be held at the
church, A -series:of evanselfstic meet
ings will be held from March S to 70
under the leadership Of Rev. e. Evan
sen from Duluth.
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Bethany lutheran.

Zion Lutheran. - Chestnut street
every Sunday morning At Ssio:45.
Morse services every Sunday evening
at 7:45.N English Sunday school and
bible classes atH9:4U: Morse Sunday
school and bib}e CLASSES at 12. MEMS
club;hext Tuesday evening at g O'clock.
Btangelist .Fosse wilkS conduct devo-
tional meetings! next Monday eve
ming at 8, Tuseday'atfetnoon at 8 and
Wednesday evening ats. The X. p.
Z. VIII have a devotional meeting next
Friday evening. David stoeye:.
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Nearly the entire university faculty.
attended the informal reception given
by the Sigma chisfraternity
AFTERNOON upon the occasion OF n
formal opening. of its new home Mrs'
]. Nelson Kelly and Mrs. Joseph Kent
were the hostesses on FRIDAY
afternoon and they were assisted IN
serving by these girls, representing
the various %sororities: Margaret
Randall. Aletha Bird, Gladys Haagen.
sen, Alice Melbye. Martha Crabbe n
Black. w ~ ma = DO
on Friday evening when the dow
town people were guests, MRS. n. ~.
PAYNE. and Mrs. Frank Feetham were
hostesses and they had the assistance
Of Misses Ruth Carothers. Doris
Payne. Alice Hale. Eleanor FSarles OF
Hiilsboro, Madeline Turner and FLO
ence Collins,
This afternoon Mrs. f. Y. Sarles OF
Hillsboro and Mrs. Paul j.. DAVIS re-
ceived the student body of the uni
versity and the young women VINO as
sisted on Friday afternoon helped 70
serve today. on each" OF n anove
occasions Mrs. NJ. W. Murray. and MISS
marguerite Fretz were in charge OF
arrangements. "a.
Tonight there will be a stag oln-
ner and smoker for Sigma Chris only
and a number of alumni from u OIL
town are expected to be here.
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IrhmAnuca Lutiicrnn.

eos south Third Street. English
service at 10 a. M -SeEvice In Ger
a Ut al q. m. s'Sundey school ntlsS
am. THE meeting Of the Y. P.S, has
6eAn postponed. II. n Bu4gel. y
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McInorial rreebzterian,
ST. llariEssIntheran.

International avenue and Fifth
strest:- sErnsse o.gXffNbruatSr5 pastor.
CAil i services in English. ~ Sunday
school Gti 9e45 ID. syf!n.s Morning w0Fs
shspsat 1l.;So What ChflStTT1sr,ns Eve
ming 5sssrvice woe. II address; AN
UnSgrtttsht,sPagesa in 6AyVaaliington's
Biography" IS .ss
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Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
TBy Associated Press.1

LONDON. Oct. s.-The earliest Idea
of moving picture vas recorded
in the time Of CONTIGUOUS. the Chi
nese philosopher. who lived 500
years before Christ. At least, this
Is tho deduction drawn from studies
into the question by VIII Day, a
well-known figure In tho English
world. who has exhibited In London
collection or relics and machines
tracing the growth of tho moving
picture from the nra, primitive idea
:" Its present form.
Tho shadow shows" OF tho timo
OF CONTIGUOUS are the first OF all
known endeavors to present ami
mated pictures. From this early
time. however. there was a long
period Of inactivity In development,
for tho next record OF progressive
achievement Is found In 1876. when
Athannslus kirchcr published a book
in Latin entitled "Ahe Magnalycus
~ umbrae." in with. a description
and illustration IL given OF NOV
evoivod with mirrors and taIlow
candle for Illuminant
Included in the collection Is tho
original disc which Eadweard Muy-
bridge uHcd to settle the controversy
bstween two American millionaire,
on the Alo Patio racc course as to
whether the four foet OF trotting
horse wc-s Off tho ground at tho
Same time.
The experiments which Muytridc.
carried out 10 said to have cost the