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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-23
Camping in the Pines

MAGNOLIA PARK, Il. n. No. I.
Dry Prong, lu.--Ny dear scouts:
I've been wondering and woudcring
what YOU are doing back there I'm
Tulsa and ! want you TO know / miss
every one OF youl Although I'm way
down here I'm "A big woods of tail
pine, my thoughts often Eo back ia
Firth and Cincinnati and To think OF
my many friends lcft behind.
This certainly is an idpai place for
camping, and II would certainly
Keep you trail blazers busy as the
pines are so dense here in sumo
places, one can hardly walk through.
We have two places tn swim, one a
concrete pool which is fed by two
springs and the other {, a Httle
branch ot the Hudson river. It's not
very wide hut Is pretty good length
and II 10 10 feet deep where the
diving board is There are springs
everywhere here and the wutor is
excellent This is called MAGNOLIA
park because OF the many magnolia
trees down 10y the two swimming
holes, There are rustic hruyh,s
around everywhere and ono cabin TO
rent bosldrs the one we arc In I'm
time We hope 10 have several houses.
ana perhaps "A tourists hotel as thIa
Is situated about one and uuy-hulf
miles OFF the jefferson highway.
The scouts OF Alexandria often
come out here for overnight Cauus
and o- natural with mo. 1 of course
couldn't resist the temptation 10
talk 90 them. There are only la,
troops here I'm Alexandria ana only
two or three Earlrs. They have A
new executive and whom / mako a
trip TO Alexandria (Which won't DO
"a"
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7'rOOD .

I'm tired and hollcvc ! shall 20
10 Sleep why Johnny. tonight is
scout meeting might" "Gnulns
whore ~ my cap" ana or ho went.
That IL whntN made him lose his
sleepy forling. A good troop attracts
and that is us.
Last Friday Mr., HlXon invited us
over. Boys. lot me toll You all OF ~
had u good time.
Mr.. kuckcrt says tests must be-
passed. or scout H. no scout. Two
weeks was given TO pass tests. 9th
orwiS" YOU 20 out Poor us.
jennings Ferrell, our senior m.
troll loader stayed down at BLxhy
last Friday ana Mr. Kuckort took
his place.
Well. 80 long, we are going 10 Al.
tord iroWlo'H next time. You viii
hear from ug there.
ARE
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Finding hts warming wnrds b,d
fallen on unrcsnonsiye cors n"I 'd
that the lows were beut or y,ir,,
their own way and making sur,
the prophecy that tho kingdom was
given over To the war lord at I}abv-
Ion, Jeremiah lot the people know
that. even In their rnptiyity Jebo-
vah was suu mindful ~ his chosen
race and would -hr4r.. fhcm hack 20
Jerusalem nftcr 70 wears of ser,.Ira
In n forcign land The punishmeut
mctcd out To Judca for their b1r,.-
sliding did not contcmplate n per-
manont termination of tho rule Of
payld's lineage and the dostr,,rtion
OF the Jewish nation. but was n
schooling, like sending n boy 10 re-.
form school where no mIght realize
the folly Of his past mistakes and
have an opportunity to make nm his
mind TO start a now life. Neburhal.
nczzar was no LONGER alive ana "a
strange power had assumed Tho
rcius of government ON tho
Euphratcs. Seventy yoars had
passed ana the divine spirit had
used tho voice n, King Cyrus Ia
say Ia the eNilcs " Israel "Go mn
to Jerusalem and your GOD he win
YOU" They had learned a hard
lesson I'm Rabylon. Those who ,yoro
true to their faith had mot spyors
tests. hut through those trsta th,y
came into pusscssIon of a truer ana
fuller couccptton Of the f,Ifh with
whose kpepinp thov b,l hncn
charged since rho day of Nosas
They knew God better. having
learned that he was NOT conrI,nt
TO Jerusalem and pleasant condi-
tions. hut that thcv could sock ana
find him auywhere and under any
They returned with
nm ENLARGED faith and gave To tho
world through their later prophefs
the flower Of Jewish ideal, I'm
morals and religion.
ACknov Icdgrs Gods Guidance,
God used "A foreign king 10 carry
forward bis purnos.. 4 man ala
good man IN no cnilaJ ,,or mn.
i'm some Of his ar,i,ns
There have heon many times when,
through tho obedieucn of those who
rust him. God has turned tha nets
II wicked mon To advance his cause
When Cyrus came to Tho Persian
hrone ne provided speclol ihortN
n wnrshIn for his subjects "a a
means Loading 10 their hotter ro,.
eminent and LOYALTY. Crvus art,rny-
ogcd the SUPREMACY or Johoyab in
.nrm NJ lcasr ana smoke ~ the re-.
,unding OF tho tenlpIe M Jerusalem
Is duty laid unon him nv divine
,u.daDc, whether ar nor be vns
inccre in this declaration This de-
roe was A good niece Of po'itirs
rhe more cncouraremenr ana H.
,aucial assistance he gaye 10 tho
.cws the moro OF thenS would re-
urn 70 their own land and develor
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PRESBYTFRItE.

FIRST PRE~BITERlAN-Se and
bos'uu. G.. W. Kerr pastor. Sunday
Fuieavor AZ 6:45, junior at 2.30. preach
ing az 1855 and :. Morning sermon,
Jesus Hoquest OF Peace" evening. Fish
SECOND PRESBYTERGAN-Zu ana
Sicavi Iue cnurcu tnar SHOWS moving
pictures w. H, Murphy, r.. pastor
Sunday school a. s,i5, senior endeayor Al
!. lurlor at 4. Sermon by the pastor at
1880
COLLEGE HILL. "Your Community
Church Seventh ana Columbia CKen.
dam. Robert n. Clarke, pastor. SUNDAY
school a.15, intermediate and senior en-.
fonvor $50. iuuior at 3. Worship at II
and 1870.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 49, CHEYENNE
snd klnr Charles e, Newcomb. minister.
1903 West King street. phone Agh2-J.
Bible school 9:lE ". II. Ford, superln-
iendsnf. Preaching at II and s. Junior
union at 3. senior and intermediate at T.
wednesday evening Bible study at 8.
BULLEI'IE tOMMUNlIA-N NorIoIk
and Independence, ". f.. Garvin. pastor.
SUNDAY school s:tb, c. $. Edwards super
intendert. Junior and senior endeayor
$50. Preaching at II and 1:SO.
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NeW Bedford Cops Must
Salute Mayor of T0lcn

NEW BEDFORD, Mnss.- Salute
the mnyori
Members ~ tho local police force
nro prHcticinG their bp.t salutcs as
result of mandate issued by
chief Dohcrty ordering his forco 20
salute tho mIyor-or got into
trouble.
The mayor IL head Of the police
force. What ho gays goes Here
aitor hon bc s1lutvd or somebody
VIII suffrr'" says Chief Dohcrty.
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UHdrOSc Troop 7

We mot ont at owen park NJ I
o'clock Tuesday and had a good at
tendance, Elizabeth van Zant, our
lieutenant took charge ~ us.
Olive Nnupin paid her dues. Girls
ritlS, you seem 90 have forEottcu
that YOU were To bring your dues last
Tuesday. DO not forget To bring
them next Tuesday. We are going
TO meet ON the same day and AZ tho
same hour
We hone that Nellie van Zaut can
he present Ht our next meeting.
olive M0u2iu. one ~ our good
scouts, IS going on her vacation We
hope she will have good time.
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Russian Letter Laden
With Numerous STAMPS

AKRON. ohio, july 2O.-A letter
containing $4,000 rubles' worth OF
stamps has just been received from
Russia by Jacob Umansky Of this
clty. Before the World war these
stamps would. normally, have cost
about Si95, 600, or little more than
80 cents each. The $4,000 rubles'
worth Of stamps today are valued
AT about 35 cents.
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nee sung Causes Nan
10 Lose Control of Car

~ MsEH, Mich. D. COY Of
,,'t,L OF en- route to Rome CIV fIf
WIN ms family, for yacatiSn io..
"n'sol OF his car here when
Surno'e ,, bee alighted on hls nose and
ns ms severely. The car sy,-rye1
t,,o dtch and turned turtle. Mrs
GOA sustained a broken arm. COX. his
orother and two children were un-
injured.
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I.ApTIsT-

FtRgT uNpTtsr. ETnr,b ,,5 ct,ct,.
natt "rbs rio.a.tp ,,bnr~b - ~ a. A.
derson, minister. study phone Usage
l5l9-J. W. shannon. sperintendeut
Hihle school AZ $3.50 b. Y. p. q $50
Preaching by the pastor at 1880 and 7 80
NUEI~-Second and Rockford
"Tna Church Where the People Co" d r.
Wade pastor. O. g GrigEs financial soc
retury Hih1s school cas-; ureachiur ~
and 80 Preaching by supply during
absence Of pastor
NDGAIEs AVENUE 90 First and Mo-
gales w. A. Todd pastor SUNDAY
school and preaching begins at a:g0 and
close ut lI.7O. evening prcacbing at
t-pNt,A, gt-., -, nt,,-
NJ r. - ." nl'u ~. MN y ~, l,"I1' ~
SUNNI school Nh 3.r, ilssss FIX,
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FIRST CHRlSTIAN--Nintb and Bout.
der Meade nuft, pastor Osage1Ss5.
study phone Usage 247T pihle school
1855 and : Morning subject, "Kcering
The Heart Aglow,' evening. The Deeper
Hunger"
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN Glenwood.
Home Gardens section. r, W, Coleman
pastor. sunday school g.ib EndeAVoT
ESQ. preaching 90 ~ snd 7.sc.
WHEELING AVENUE CHRISTIAN
Eighth and wheeling. :. j. England
pastor Bible school a. 10. endes~or At
t;l5. Preaching every sunday at II snd
OWEN PARK-Meets temporarily 1t
shelter hCuEe IN ;he park. Guy Han.
minister. bhle school .. M commun.
tor and preaching .. m.
WEST TTLSA-NcCts in community
haIl, Rev Sam Il WagEoner. pastor.
SUNDAY school g:is Services at II and :,
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NSiIetOe Troop \

tFou late Tor last sunday.
With tho all OF our new captain.
Ms. Elyhvuhrrger. our two girls.
Frances Auraudt and Eunicc Wick.
sold S't l6 worth OF roses M tho
flower sale.
W" viii meet IN the Longf,llow
school auditorium during tho sum
NOR months.
We are sure Mrs Eichenbcrgcr.
'ur new caufain. viii nm the hill and
we appreciate her taking charge uf
This bunch VI orphans.
Two NJ our girls expect new suits
iu the near future.
We are going To try TO havo our
news IN the paper every sunday II
possible.
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METHODIST

F1RsT METHoDlsr-Eley and
bouId,r,. J. " hbet pastor. Leslie NIL
ler. assistant Fay Burritt Emery a.
slstaut sunday school at $3.50 Epwotth
league At $50. Junior at 3. Services At
Glory NJ Certainty" Evening from z 10
TO $50 Joint outdoor meeting with Ep-
worth Tongue.
GRACE ouuRCH-Third and Trenton
Ira !. trHbtree pastor. sunday school 81
$3.50. Epwofth league $40. intermediate
o 80 junior Monday AZ T. Srrmuu by the
pastor ~ II aud 7.3O. Wednesday IL mid
week church day the womeus sUcietie-
meeting NJ the forenoon ana afternoon.
PRAYER meetihs and study class ~ I.
DHCurT MEMORlAl,- Fourteenth and
SS15sy 2"sEe c5sa} as7'S o., To- '1o@o2s g%sis g1os
sdS f5s' s ''s "9a E'' f i"fS fSSulsSsg wf9"'s -
each month at 2.2o. Preaching at II and
nosroN AVENUE M E sj-Ftrn
and Boston. Rev. l. S. Barton. pastor.
senior and intermediate EpwDrth leagues
ut llo. sunday school $40. Sermons
at ~ ana 7.oO.
HAGLEK MEMORIAL IN. r.. sJ-west
Admlfai 'rafk ana Phoenix. J. NJ. Can.
trcll, pastor. sunday school az 10
Preaching by ne pss,9t at II ana 80
pNtkElEW COMMUNITY - Parkview,
day school at 10. Epworth ieagus 6.i5.
preaching At n and 1890
CENTENARY CHURCH M. E. ST.
Denver ana Golden. THE Humelike
church" " l.. Blackburn. pastor lIGU
Nnr'h Denver phone cedar 25s5 SUNDAY
school at $50, senior league At Gas, M
Junior. Hours uf worship 10 5I and
Morning subject exposition Of Mark. ] It
30. evening, sermon by pastor
ROSE HtLls-Maryland Gardens. north
VI cemetery. sunday school at 10. junior
league at 2, ladies aid ~ 2'30 Thurs
day. Preaching every second sunday BY
Reverend Prince
RETIEL CHuRCH-5i2 North Rock.
ford Rev Robert Alspaugh, pastor 6lb
West Twelfth street. SUNDAY school 81
10, Epworth league Cs3O. preaching at ~
and 1850. Mid-week prayer meeting
7 80
WESLEY CHAPEL. NJ r.. Coli
Frankfort and EHston. Il g johnson.
pastor. Sunday school at $50, Epworth
$3.50. preaching Ht II and
BROWNS CHAPEL &C. VI. c. s07
North Frankfort Rev. J. II. McLaln.
pastor.
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TEMPLE ISRAEL Fourteenth ana
the.cHa Ca-s- 2, i.sis. i-uui. residence
Cedar 1889. tuiy, Cedar 1919
BNAl EMuNAH-Slg 5. Cheyenne
Morris Teller, rabbi.
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CHRISTIAN sTIENCy

FIRST CHURCH or CHRiST sCIES,
rISr-Eleyenth and Boulder sunday
services az n. Subject Tor today. Truth {"
sunday school $50 and am under
" years of axe cordially invited. Wednes.
day evening testimonial meeting AZ :.
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SnnfiOUer Tro0p 7

a letter from our captain. Miss
Mos'ncr. states that she was 20 ar
rivc a. camp Proctor. California,
ONO, last Monday ready 20 begin
th" Two WockT course to hc given
for Nirl Scout leaders, She also
wrote of the enjoyable lake trip
which che had taken 10 Buffalo from
NiHE1ra.
Grace Phillips was called 10 Nc
Al'atcr last week on account OF the
death ~ her cousin Sho will prob
ably D." away for month OF nix
Wo'k7.
Louise ana Lavnii clear leave
ucVt sunday with their family for
Eureka springs whore they have q
cottage. They VIII motor through
ana viii visit several other places
Ice Arkansas uud Missouri. Gala
Crandall ana her family VIII accom-
pHut th'm. Thcy expect To bo gone
for Two nr three weeks
The sympathy Of the scouts goes
To Glndys Vera and vida Rupp
whose grandmother passed away
ThurTdoy July 10.
Whore are the Other Girl Scout
troops thia summer? only five Of
the II troops had notes In our coll
umns last work Let's Try 10 have
% report from every troop next week.
Good for Clovorloaf Troop l.,
THIS troop was prepared with items
lEnin last wouk Docs not everyone
liEo the troops new song;
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Daisy TrOOp

Patrol Three again led iu attend
anco last week with every member
present "vcop. one. what is the mat
Ter with H1trula / and p
Madeline Walker OF Patrol one
and Dorothy Snndford OF Patrol
Three were both absent because OF
illness from last meeting.
Work on tho teudorfoot tcst is
progressing nicely. Each patrol was
much better prepared with heir
class work at last Thursdays meet
Ing. Some OF the Eiils are stln wait
ing for the scout manuals to como.
II you have not been able 10 get
a scout manual yet. borrow ono. so
YOU may bee prepared with tho los-
son assigned. We want to be- ready
tu become registered scouts early In
the tul. and to do 80 we must he
fully prepared ON toudorfoot work
What 10 Ga. h.Isf.s g,,. about "a
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FIRST LUTHEWAN-Fl and EIwood
$ Kaufman, pastor. residence 224
South Gillette, BIh.a school qst5. Morning
Worship r' J. I, subject. blessings Tor Gods
children" No evening service.
WEST TULSA-Mcef IN ODD Fellows
lodge room Bible school AZ 10, commun-
ion and preaching AZ IL
GRACE LUTHERAN missouri synotl,
Thirteenth ami quincy new bui'dingl,
Kari Frose. pastor. sunday school at 10:
services at H..
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sPiRITUAiIsT.
FIRST SPlRlTuAL-K. Of : hall. at 4
,. m Mrs T.. 1. Reynolds pastor.
Lecture by tho pastor. Message circle at
danes Maltby, Reynolds, Dillon, Ford.
Aldrich, Moody Lindsay and Elemming
Adult study class at 3:3O. All meetings.
discontinued between july and August
8. owing TO spiritual camp meeting at
sand springs park july i6 TO 80.
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE or Truth
Now meeting at =. M. In Odd Fellows
hail llEi4 south Boulder Rev. Gertrude
HUI pastor. Closed temporarily be.
cause Of the Illness Of the pastor Regu-
|Hr. Wednesday evening message circle at
pastors residence 200 North Maybeli,
also Friday afternoon and evening cir.
clos. For rersoual interview with pas
tor call Usage 2O74.R.
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Along with playing bah We have
pr,n making up points on the sec
ont class test as a side line. our
troop took these points up as A
lass hut some W the girls being
absent each time, have several
points Yet tu complete. Mabel
Burns Is tho first and only girl who
mas completely finished hcr Soc
vhd class test, In the past two
weeks Mona has finished three
points, ld points of compass, his
'''g or ilag ana handed in compar-
lsou "f we,ch, ana n,!.hi ,.iii,i ,h.
standard, Justine three points his
TORY ot tiag, l6 points ~ compass
ana what To do in case OF fire."
Jessie has handed in comparison
~ weight ana height with that Of
Ihe standard, Helen gave correctly
'he alphabet OF tho signalling code.
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Special practice work for the
whole troop was plananed at mcet-
ing last Saturday the two most inn
porthnt subjects hctug signalling ana
hlndnEtng practice. We will have
special practice on something at each
meeting hereafter.
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Marllla Harvey passed her signal
Ing test for first class scout this last
week.
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Rosemary Mcclure passed her cit o.
ilens mcrlt badge, also the homo
nurse test.
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TOWGTININOT TROOp a

We dld NOT have any news I'm last
week for The simple reason that
our scribe forgot when Wednesday
came around.
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HOLY FAMlLl-EIgh and Boulder
lonn e.. Herring pastor. sunday hours
Follows. First mass, $50; chidren's mass
ard instruction. $50. high mass and SER
mon. 10 a, M; evening devotions at
1880 p. m.
SACRED HEART-sixteenth and Rock
ford. Rev, Charles Sta1daert rector
tParish includes uil east Of Midland VAL
leyl Rev r Nerhelst, assistant. sunday
services 1850 "A u. low mass and sermon
70 a. M, chiljreu's mass WITH iustruc-
ions; TO. so A. u,, high mass and sermon
Weekday masses $50 and $50 a. m
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PENTECOSTAL CHURCH-Corner ot
FIfth and Grant Sunday school e:45 n.
m.; preaching service II 200 a. m. evening
service 500. Wednesday evening prayer
MeetinE 500
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TNTNIIN ITISITNAI-IWfh and On.
ciH1atL Rev, RoIfe p. Crum, rector.
building church school m same place
Rt 80. Morning prayer at II.
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Hilda Harvey has passed tests for
10 merit badges.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL, LESSON
Lesson July 80 Ezra 1.l-11.
PROPHECY Is FULFILLED.
ny BEN NEWSOME

Key verse We know that to them all things
| gother for good. Romans S.2S
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Mildred Day has earned medal
ot merit for some special work for
Troop b.
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Reading rooms sO7-5os Mayo BHdg. Flfh
and Main, open week days from $3.50 TO
g. sunday and holidays to 5.
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BROADWAY BAPTIST CHuRCH-cor-
ner Broadway and Garfield. Sabbath
school 9:i5; morning service 1880: II. Y.
y. u 6.i5; evening service At 500. wed
nesday evening PRAYER meeting 90 ?. m.
Pastor. u. S. Brlnkley,
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COMMUNITY CHCRCH-Corner Fourth
and Main. sunday school Gas: morning
service 100; Young Peoples g. r. at s:4b;
Mid-w week prayer meeting. Wednesday at
$500 y. m. Pastor, Dr. Il. II. Gelvin.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CIRCLE-serv-
ices are held every Sunday az II a. m. in
tho Masonic hall in the First National
bank building. sunday school at 10 a. m.
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Harriet Fircy was present last
mcetinG Harriet has hccu away
visiting friends for tho past two
weeks summer vacations away from
home play havoc with our at
tendance record
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Oni Troop )

Scout meeting was held az usual
last saturday M I o'clock. Patrol
! had only two absences. Patrol
and Patrol 3 wero combined
forming a fun patrol.
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Ncdn Winters was in Spcrry sat.
urday 80 she necessarily was absent
from scout meeting.
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Everyone r. hard at work on her
health records.
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Corner
Fifth and Main. Bible school 9.45 a. m. (:
morning service 1900 a. m. Young Peo-
y. m. wednesday night Bible study 500 n
M: Junior c. E. Monday evening at $500
y. m.
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ADVENTIST CHURCH-Corne- Eighth
ana Grant. sabbath school q:i5 Saturday
q. IN; preaching service II 90 Saturday a.
M; evening service 5000 sunday u. M
Pastor, Rev. W. VI. Moore
Evening star., 1922-09-14

POULTRY, PETS & LIVE STOCK
SETTER GYP, months old. just right for
training. $l5. TAT 4th me-, after pm. l6s
TREAT YOUR BIRD to Canary hishball at
ATHERTQN's, S3s Indiana ave-, opposite
courthouse. Asip 4702.
AIREDALE puppies; slieible TO FeEistration.
9. II. walker. aeltsTilie, Md. North 1850.
Evening star., 1922-09-14

III 4 n. S.H.-NicNly fuFniske1 Pe00. p
private fanny; IN eeevssasAcssi alse eanee'
Evening star., 1922-09-14

AN ASSORTMENT
On our used car 'salea noor we have an a.
sortment OF machines from among which num-
bsr any one In the market should be able tp
ind something to meet his requirements.
They are NEST reasonably priced. Among the
makes are Auburn. Cadillac. Hudson, LexiAk>
less and r. & '. Knight. Jordan. They are in
both open and closed models.
Terms may be arranged.
THE WASHINGTON
CADILLAC COMPANY,
i1ss.ll4Qr Gems. ave. fnakiIa GDea.
Evening star., 1922-09-14
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

CATHEDRAL HfGHI.INDS, 3s14 Fulton
st. n.w.-For gentleman With auto. large. at
tractively Furnished room, eastern e1posnre'
electricity. hoe t-water heat. near hath. which
has shower and continuous hot water erics
garage; ressoashae. Phone Cleveland SIS W
ll0S I1fE 81. Nw.-Larse .ipsis room and
kitchenette. for neat, settled woman: also
large single 3nd,Aoor front room, all con.
venieuces. for refined gentleman; eHetlleHt
light; hot.water heat; small family. Csh VI
pkone Main 6e2s- 70
If95 ECCEID HT. aeaf 18th and Celumbia I'd.
Fer one or two ladies. large front rceu;
aswiy papered and painted; seutAerR sxposyss;
mahogsny furniture, stesm heat. electricity,
telephone; private family; SO monthly. cps;
rs. two.
i6:5 9Th ST. NV 1corner Of crittendep s.,
Two front rooms, eRe double and oue sintfe
room. in q brand-new home; well Furnished
and clean; will rent very reasonable; unlin-
lied phone service. Adams 1867. fAsi
5lo8 COLORADO AVE. N.w.-Rooms. axst
class. with telephone and private bath: aaso
garage; detached honss: het-water beet
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private fsnny; IN seevsaasAcssi slse ssses,