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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-01-04
Becomes Editor.

DcCOmeS EO1tOIs
C. S. Anderson, a native Of
Sweden. who for some time has
been agricultural instructor at
the Rockford. ILL.,, high school.
has been appointed editor of the
Fan Mill, a publication devoted
largely to the interests of the
farmers of Illinois.
Alstrup Coming.
Copenhagen newspapers of De-
cember Is announce that Carl
Alstrup, famous Danish come
dian, is about to start for the
United States for tour of the
Danish settlements in this coun-
try. Mr.. Alstrup has recently
resigned from the Scala theater
where he has been leading man.
for a number of years.
Clergyman Honored.
Rev. N. ]. Lehre, pastor of the
Norwegian Lutheran church at
Mayville, N. D.. and general Sec
retary of the Norwegian Luther
an church of America, last week
celebrated the twenty-ffth anni-
versary of his ordination as a
minister. A number of clergy
men from North and South Da-
kota as we'll as from Minnesota
were among the guests at ban
quet arranged in honor of Mr..
Lohre.
Planning Paradise.
Three business men are ex-
pected in this country early this
year in quest for novel ideas to
be used in connection with the
establishment of a "children's
paradise" which is to be opened
in connection. with the tercen-
tenary exposition in Gothenbure
this summer.
Had Hard Trip.
The Danish ocean liner, United
States, which arrived in New
York a few days ago, experienced
the hardest voyage in its history
according to Capt. Voldborg wht
said that the gales on the Allan
tic just before Christmas wer
the most severe encountered fol
many years.
Whales Off South America.
A business organization ha!
been formed in Norway for the
purpose <pf fitting out severa
whaling expeditions to the
waters of South and Contra
America where large schools OF
whales have recently been dis
covered by Norwegian ocean
ographers.
A Hundred Years Old.
On December 80, Wilhelm Mag
nusson of Kansas City celebrated
his one hundredth birthday at q
dinner given by members of his
family and group of friends
Mr.. Magnusson who was born a,
Ystad, Sweden, has been in the
United States for 40 years, and is
said to be as alert and physically
well as though he were but IS.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
LOSES 3S5 ,OOO, ,OOO
 BARRELS OF OIL

Washington, Dec. 13-The Gov ernment has lost 3S5 100000 bar rels of oil, valued at s200.00O.00J through the leasing of Naval oil re- serve lands to private interests, Sem ator Walsh of Montana charged in a preliminary statement on the result of the investigation of the leasing of Teapot Dome to the Sinclair Inter ests. Had the leases not been made by Ex-SecrGtary Fall. the Govern mont would have received the mon ey and the Navy would have had the oil for reserve purposes in times of emergency. Walsh declared.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
MONDAY EGRAPhtC)
FORMER NOVELTIES ARRE8TED
 IN SEATTLE RAID

Seattle Dec. 17-One hundred and six people were arrested last Saturday night on Grand Jury war rants charging those arrested with conducting gambling houses as being common gamblers, among the we'll known prisoners who were ar vested and released on bail from one thousand to ten thousand dollars each were Frank Hall, George But Ter. both former Nome and Klon- dyke men, Eddie Ehea, Jack Shears. William Erb. C. J. O'Connell, Jessie Talconer. Eddie Mundore. Misses Grace Bailey and Claire Nelson all charged with being "jointists" and released on $7.50o each.
 Mayor Brown and Chief of Police Severyn. under whose administra- tion conditions indicated in indict- ments were obtained, are greatly disturbed.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
SCHOONER C. 4. SMITH SINKS IN
 COOS RAY

Marshfield, Oregon. Dec. 18th Seven men who clung all night sun day night to the wreck of the Schooner C. A. Smith. Captain T. Blumberg, which piled up on the North Jetty of Coos Bay Sunday, put off in one of the ships boats early yesterday and were picked up by the Tug Oregon. Seven members of tn" crew were rescued by the Govern- ment Coast Guard crew located at Marshfield. The vessel and one of her life boats were wrecked and all were lost in the wrecke1 life boat An additional casualty of the wreck was c. N. Prescott. Mate on the Tug Oregon, who was drowned during the rescue work which was carried on by the Oregon.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
SAYS COOLIDGE
 RELEASED CRIMINALS

Washington. Dec. 19--In e state mrnt issued yesterday afternoon on the action of President Coolidge in relea sing all violators of wartime laws Quinn. the Commander of the American Legion said that the Prcsi- dent nf the United States has re- leased Fl criminals. "I cannot but wonder what effect that will have on the next generation. Suppose an other war was imminent. Would the radical. co~ardly. unpatriotic alien groups within our nation choose service in our armed forces of rhe country or would they choose spendin ng t limited time in jail"
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
IS IT SOME MORE SEATTLE
 SVTfVnE
SUICIDES

Eugene R. Childe. a prominent Se- attle attorney and former State Leg islator and political Judge. and Mrs Clara Lien. of Vancouver. B. C.. d dancer, musician and divorcee, were found late yesterday afternoon in which Childe recently purchased for Mrs. Lien. A half dozen empty whiskey bottles were found lying near the bodies. The wife of Childe is spending the winter in Los Ange- les
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
Mc.aDOO ACCEPTS S. D. DEM.
 PROPOSAL PLATFORM

Los Angeles. Dec. l9-McAdOo last night teleera phed Democratic State Chairman Howes his accept anee of the south Dakota Proposal Convention platform, saying. We shall get uo reliaF rom the burdens now expressing us. nor shall we progress in any direction through the Republican policies of stand sttllsm. and wistfui wishing for these problems 10 solve themselves. The Democratic Party stands for progress and popular rights and it welcomes the opportunity to do bat tie for them
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
BRYAN PLAYS A SILENT HAND
 WITH TELLING EFFECT

Washington, Dec. 17--With Will jam Jennings Bryan prominent in the back ground of the Democratic Presidential politics with a chance of being elected is serving to further complicate the organization fight in the House of Representatives.
 Bryan's activity behind the scenes has had a surprising effect in block ing the plans of the Republican leaders to have the Committee slates ratified and of deferring con s;deration of this last act of organi- zation process over until today.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22

Washington, Dec. l9 Tn" name Of Hiram Johnson for the Republi- can nomination for President will be placed on the ballet in the south Da- kota Primary of that party in the Independan Column. il was said in Washington, when the news arrived Court of South Dakota under which the use of Juhnson's name in the Re publican Minority Column was pro- hibited.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
WIFE NOTED WRITER
 COMMITS SUICIDE

Los Angeles. Dec. 17-Mrs RU- Le-t Hughes. the wife of the .otei cu DOT, committed suicide in China. according io cab,egram rac"tyad by Rupert Hughes. De5pordnncy caused by ill health is said 10 be the motive of the former committing suicide. Mrs. Hughes was on trip around the world following nerv- ous breakdown.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
KING AND QUEEN WILL
 SOON SEEK OTHER CLIME

Athens. Dee. l9th-king George Athens last Thursday night for Ru- mania The Government info rIned George in writing that IL considered it advisa ble for him to leave Greece until the National Assembly had de cided on 3 regime best fitting the country. Premier Gonata5 md Col nn+l PGaStiraS signed the Letter re- uuesting the King to leave
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
ONE MAN HOLDS OFF
 POSSE FOR SEVEN HOURS

Drew, Miss. Dec. Materially wounded by machine gun bullets, Joe Pulien. 6 negro. for seven hours last Saturday night held posse of several hundred men at bay. Be fore his capture at one o'clock AM. Sunday morning he had killed three men and wounded eight others.
 The Negro was taken to Drew af- ter his capture where he expired an hour later.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
LOUISIANA SENATOR'S OPPOSE CONFIRMATION NEGRO
 COMPTROLLER

Washington. Dec. IS Nn"inat ions sent to the Senate in"luIe Col onel Saltzman tc be Chief siG"a. Of and the confirma ton of Walt"a L.. Cohen. negro. as Comptr,iler oi Customs in the Gulf States The fat ter is being bitterly opposed ny Sen ators Broussard and Ransaa!' of Louisiana.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
WEDNESDAY
 TELEGRAPHicl
WILL PtAACE JDHNSDN's NAME
 IN INDEPENDENT COI.I-MN

Los Angeles. Dec. i9 The Pierre Supreme Court yesterday upheld the in the Repub!tcan Minority Column of the Primary ballotiug in South Dakota will be pro ibtted, and re fused to allow the name of Hiram Johnson tu be filed as d minority candidate in the State of south Da- kota
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
PROPOSED
 CONSIDER MEXICAN PROBLEM

Tampico. Mex. Dec. 17--A dispatch from Mexico City to the newspaper Fl Tiempo in Tampico recently stated that Deputies representing I;uertaists and the Federal Govern me-t have propo..d an armistice yeniing efforts 'c arrange se: .I- nient of the revolution.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
YOUNG AND DAWES TO SERVE, ON COMMITTEE OF
 INVESTIGATION

Washington, Dee. IS The selec- tion of Wen D. Young and Charles C. Dawes to serve on the Committee of Investigation for tn. purpose of in vestigatine the German Budget. it was reported officially 10 Washing ton yesterday by James A. Logan, Commission.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22

over the whole Antarctic Territory. including the South Pole and win collect customs and taxes from seal hunters and whalers and from all other sources.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
MEXICAN CADETS EXECUTED
 AT SAN JANCTSTO COLLEGE

San Antonio. Texas. Dec. lS-Ap- proximataly l25 cadets of the San Jancinto College. the West Point of Mexico. have been executed on the parade grounds of the school ac- cordinG to reports received in San Antonio by members of the Mexican centrating at San Antonio.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
BRITAIN MAKES FIRST
 PAYMENT TO U. s.

Washington, Dec. 17--Great Bri- 1ain made her first payment on principal of 900 debt to the United States last Saturday.
 s23.O0O,000 was the amount paid on the principal and $6O,0O0,OOO interest. this is the amount Britain will pay in semi annual payments.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
CRIME AFTER
 OTHER MAN SERVES TIME

Chicago. Dec. lS--Joseph Sakeloa of the Fillmore Hotel in San Fran cisco. confessed in Chicago yester- day that he had committed the crime for which George D. Petroitis, q Greek banker, had served 3% months in a Federal Penitentiary.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
ASKS FOR REE.STABILSHME
 CIVIL ADMINISTRATION

Paris, Dec. 19-The retesta blish- ment of Civil Administration by Ger many of the occupied areas of the Ruhr and Rhineland. is asked of France and Belgium in written memorandum submitted to the For eign Office yesterday afternoon. it was learned by the International News Service.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
DEMANDS WITHDRAWAL. AMERICAN INFLUENCE
 FROM PHILIPPINES

Washin gton. Dee. 1s-A formal demand for the withdrawal of Am erican influence in the Philippines and the recall of Governor General Wood. was laid before President Coolidge at the White House yss- terday by Manuel Roxas. Speaker of the Filipino House of Repressn- tatiyes at Manila
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
APPROXIMATION
 CAMPAIGN AT CHICAGO

Washington. Dec. 1.-The an rouncement was made last Satur- day afternoon that the National Headauarters of the Coolidge Pre- convention Campaign would be To- cated at Chicago on December 27th under the management of Butler assisted by former Congressman Good.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
BONUS BILL WILL BE
 CONSIDER FIRST

Washington, Dec. l9-Pians of the House Ways and Means Com mittee for the consideration of the Mellon plan on tax reduction. and the Soldiers Bonus Bill were shifted yesterday so that now the Bonus measure will be given the frat place on the schedule.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
SOVIET GOVERNMENT ASKS FOR
 RECOGNITION BY [. s.

Washington. Dec. 1s-A Soviet note asking for negotiations by the United States to bring about formal recognition of the Russian Govern ment, was received yesterday at the White House
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
PRESIDENT THANKS FORMER
 GOV. OF SOUTH DAKOTA

Coolidge has written letter to Samuel Elroy. who is the former governor of South Dakota, express ing his appreciation of the action of the recent South Dakota Republican Proposal Convention, in granting him the Progressive Presidential en- .lorsement.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22

Washington, Dec. 19th-Senator Shoot. Chairman of the Senate Fin ance Committee, made a flat predic- ton that the Soldiers Bonus Bill would b. enacted despite the veto of Preident Coolidge.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
MANY KILLED IN EARTHQUAkE ON N(OLUMBIAN-ECQUADoRIAS
 BORDER

Bogats, Colombia, Dec. 1S-Many were killed in an earthquake on the Colombian Ecquadorian Border yes- terday. Already eighty five dead have been recovered from the ruins at Cumhal, which with the town or Chile. suffered most severely.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
(yOILIpGE ORDERS RELEASE
 ALL WAR PRISONERS

Washington. Dec i7-Presiden' Coolidge ordered the release of all remaining imprisoned violators of war laws last Saturday, about 90 persons were convicted in various cases in Chicago. Kansas City and Sacramento, and they will now gain their liberty as result of the Presi- dents order
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
EIGHT MORE STATES JOIN
 MEXICAN REVOLt TON

Fl Paso, Tex. Dec. 17-Revolu-
 tionist in eight more States are re- ported as having joined the other Revolutionists in Mexico.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
OBREGON AT HEAD OF HIS
 TROOPS IN THE FIELD

San Antonio. Texas. Dec. 17th- President Obregon of Mexico is said to be at the head of his troops and is adva ncing on Guadalajara City which is in the hands of the Rebels under the command of General En- rique Estrada.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
LAYS FOR I2 HOURS UNDER
 WRECKED AUTOMOBILE

Astoria, Dec. ISth-Burned and otherwise injured after laying for twelve hours under an overturned automobile alongside the Columbia River Highway, Mrs. George B. De- mers, wife of Seattle merchant is in critical condition at the hospital in Astoria.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
DEFINES PROGRESSINE
 REPUBLICANS IN
 CACSTTC LANGUAGE

Washington. Dec. Represen tativ" Ratnfy, Dom ocrat. sarcastic ally commenting on the feat Of the House In organizinc and -lecting q cornnittt.e yesterday afternoon. liter :w" weeks Of inactivity, because of the revolt of the Republican Prog resaives. definetl Progressive Re publican aS t stand pat Republican n all his anatomy except his mouth, which he cannot control" but the Insurgt.nt revolt against Republican leadership continued to deadlock the Senate after five ballots in at .empts tn elect .l Chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission Tn" revolt i4 being featured by T -pli' for the first time in the regula r ranks when five admtnistratioN Sen ators joined the Insurgents in voting for Couzens as compromise cand'- date. The break in the regular ranks followed statement by Jones of Washington that h. was convinced that Cummlns. who is an adminiss- tration candidate. could not be elect ed and ne was willing to support the comprum!se nominee. Jones was joined by Cummins himself who voted for CouzenS.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
U. $. WILLING HAVE BANKERS
 TAKE PART IN LOAN

Washington. Dec. 1.-The United States Government is willing to have American Bankers participate in the floating of an International loan to Germany. it was announced at the White House last Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
SAYS HE WAS OFFERED
 X BRIIsE OF &15O

Mobile. Ala. Dec. lS-A charge that representative of the Liquor Traffic and slot machines in the city of Mobile had offered him bribe of S150 to slow up in the work of his office. was made in a public state ment issued by Federal District At torney Boyles yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
TWO ARMY FLYERS kIII.ED AT
 CLOVER FIELD

Santa Monica. Dec. William D. Fowler and Harvey Lightfoot of the Army Air Reserve Corps, Lieu tenant and Sergeant respectively. were killed at Clover Field when their plane fell four hundred feet to earth.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
GRIFFITH MAY GET
 EARLY PARinN

Mosbach, Germany, Dec. 19-The early pardon of Lieut.. Hoover Cor liss Griffith who is serving time for the attempted kidnapping of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll is said to oe probable.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
MELLON TAX PREDICTION PLAN SENT TO HOUSE WAYS AND
 MEANS COMMITTEE

Washington. Dec. IS Mellor's Tax Reduction plan has been put in the form of proposed Act "t Con gress and sent to the Housr Ways and Means Committee.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
JAPANESE EARTHQUAKE
 DAMAGE H4.OOO. 900 900

Tokyo, Dec. 17-Damage done by ! the Japanese earthquake disaster | last September amounted to four
 billion dollars. Finance Minister | Imouye advised today.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
GERMAN CHARGE DE AFFAIRS
 CONFERS WITH POINCARE

Paris, Dec. 17-Von Soech, the German Charge De Affairs in an in terview with Poincare last Saturday asked if the French Government is willing to engage in conversations with the German Government re- garding the occupation of the Ruhr and the Rhineland.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
CLOSE FRIEND OF HARDING TO
 LEAD COOLIDGE CAMPAIGN

Washington. Dec. 17-Hoke Den
 ithen of Marion. Ohio. close friend of the late President Warren G. Harding has been selected to lead the Coolidge campaign in Ohio. ac- cording to dispatch received today
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
MAYOR HEADS LIST
 OF RUM MAKERS

Toledo, Dec. 17-Nayor Unger and s4 residents of Tim. Ohio. have been indicted by Grand Jury on charges of conspiracy to manufac- ture and sell liquor.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
AMERICAN REPORTED SHOT
 TO DEATH IN MEXICO

Tampico. Dec. lS-A dispatch re- ceived from Tula. the State of Tam anhpas said that Mrs. F.. Deart, an American. was shot to death by ban dits recently.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
MAYOR OF LOS ANGELES
 SUFFERS FLU RELAPSE

Los Angeles. Dec. 18th After hning well on the road to recovery from severe attack of influenza. Mayor Cryer of Los Angeles is te- ported to be suffering a relapse of tn. same Illness
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
NOTED AUTHORITY ON
 NERVOUS DISEASES DEAD

Chicago. Dec. 17-Doctor Harold W. Mover, national known authority on nervous and mental disases. died last Saturday of dilation of the heart
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
TUESDAY
 tTELEGRAPHIC)
BURNED TO DEATH
 IN WRECKED PLANE

San Antonio. Tex, Dec. 17-Lieut Earl D. Willis and Private Deain and were burned to death when the plane in which they were flying fell to earth.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
CRISIS IMMINENT IN GREECE

Athens, Dec lS-A dynastic crisis is imminent in Greece and the de parture of King George is regarded as among the possibilities.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
INFORMS SOVIETS NO TIME
 FOR NEGOTIATIONS

Washington. Dec. 19-Secretary Hughes informed the Russian Sov- iet officials yesterday that "there would seem to be no reason al this
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
NAVY YARD WORKERS WILL
 GET INCREASE IN PAY

Washington. Dec. 17-Workers in Navy Yards turnout the country will receive a slight increase in pay beginning January 1. 1924. accord ing to dispatch received today.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
SEATTLE PIONEER WO~AN
 PASSES AWAY

Seattle. Dec. 1S-Julia Garrison, S4 years of age and kinswoman of William Lloyd Garrison the Abo'i- [ ionist, is dead
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
HOUSE TAKE RECESS FROM
 DEC. 70 TO JAN. B

Wsh ingtop, Dee. l9-A dispatch received today states that the House will take recess from December 20 to January 3
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
ESTIMATED 30. 900 TROOPS
 ENGAGED IN MEXICO

Mexico, Dec. 17-lt has been es' timated that al least 50,O00 troops are engaged on different fronts in Mexico todate.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
IORAH SAYS tS NOT CANDIDATE
 FOR PRESIDENCY

Washington. Dee. lS-'l am not candidate for ths Presidential nom nation of any party. Borah declar- ed yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22

Legal Blanks. all kinds, fer sale ', a,e Nuget Office.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-22
BRITISH FLAG NOW FLIES OVEIl
 ANTARCTIC TERRITORY

Paris. Dec. 1s-Matin says that
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time for negoiiatio with the Sov- iet Government" and that the Am erican Government "is not propos- ing to barter away it's principles"
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-01-27
FAMOUS MISSION
PLAY STARTS ON
TWELFTH SEASON

John Steven McGroarty, author,
announces that the twelfth year Of
bis world famed mission play at
Sam Gabriel will begin on the after.
noon Of February 3, next, AZ 2:15
D 'elork
fortmos, among the new faces
win be the noted romantic actor,
Monroe Salisbury, who viii essay
the leading role. Of the play-ihe
renowned Fray Junipero Sierra. Mr.
Snlisbury viii he the seventh great
actor TO play this role
4 He has had Wonderful training
and experience, declares Mr. Me
Groartv, "having been leading man
for Mrs. Fiake and Richard Mans
.field.N
Harry Ionsdale, so long the lead
ing man for i. S. Willard ami Nat
Goodwin also comes to the play this
year. And to the great CORPS of
unrivalled singers has been added
Helene Peabody and Wilbur Her
wig. Julia Ruiz, the marvellous
Spanish dancer OF Barceloaa, re-
turns TO the east as does also Juan.
tia Vigare, Juan Zarraquinos and
others of the beloved dancers of
the play.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-01-27
It's Grand, Says
MRS. Il. Stengel
Declares Tanlac Ended Every Ache
and Pain Due to Years of
Stomach Trouble

"Tanlac has. benefited me SO
wonderfully that anything good ]
could say for the medicine would
not be praising it too highly, =
said Mrs. b. Stengel, Of 1928 East
49th ST., Los Angeles, Cal, recent
".
81 suffered from stomach trouble
and was i'm general ;run-dowm
condition for several years. | had
awful neuralgia pains in the back
of my head and was SO nervous |
would roll and toss most of the
night. Then when morning came /
got up tired and worn-out and feel
ing as if couldn t retain anything
on the stomach. Indigestion, pains
and dizziness kept me in misery
and / was getting worse all the
time.
"Tanlac has not only relieved
me of every ache and pain but has
given me such an appetite that
have gained several pounds, and |
am sleeping fine every night, get
ting up morning thoroughly rested,
and feeling like n different person.
I am perfectly delighted with Tan
lac.
Tanlac is for sale by all good
druggists. over 35-million bottles
sold. Adv.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1923-01-27
Imperial Community Church Has
Wonder Record in Three Years of
Activities; az to 800 is Growth
BY Publicity Department, Imperial
Community Church

tations to the pastor TO assist other
communities to organize, but the
demands have only allowed linn
tied time taken from the valley.
Two other churches, in addition
to the one mentioned above, have
been assisted.
This Community Church move
ment has been growing rapidly.
Since the world war nearly 1000
such consultations have beenaf-
fected.
At the anniversary service last
Sunday afternoon a free express
sion was afforded the members
and although there are l6 different
denominations federated, not a
single voice was heard regretting
this coming together. The entire
work of the church has been ear
ried on without asking for a single
dollar of outside help.
The pastor feels that this sort
of experiment, made during the
three years has fully proven that
this is a solution for much overlap
ping in church work.
DR.. Charles NJ, Sheldon recently
said, editorially, ACCT together ye
churches, or the Master will dis
own you and say Depart from
Ne.
The last prayer of Jesus was,
"That they all may be one, that
the world may believe.
The Community Church has been
irving to answer His prayer.