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The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1926-11-18

er, II. f. Maltby, Mrs. Alexander T. McEwan and
Mrs John Collins, all of Seattle.
Mrs. DE Graft is stranger to womans club
work Drives hold terror for her. Last year
her team topped the state in the Poppy Drive, and
way back in the early 1900's she organized Spo-
kane's first Auxiliary to the Spanish War Veterans.
She is chairman of the social committee Of the
Womans Club and assistant chairman of the Par
lamentary Law Glass. member of the American
Legion Auxiliary and active in the work of assisting
disabled veterans
She Just had the pleasure of seeing her husband
through campaign for reelection to the office OF
County Treasurer without opposition, thing that
does not happen often in the battling for public
office.
Though born in Missouri Lua Butler De Graft
and settled in Sprague she claims to be a
true westerner. Her father was William Butler
She can fight the Save tree" battles because of
ancestry which has had men in every one of the
wars of the country Her d. A. r. papers ready
for filing citing the bravery of Robert Warren who
fought years in the Revolution. Her great
grandfather was a Methodist minister He was
shot in the back preaching antislavery in 1856
while holding services in village church. Her
grandfather served in the Civil War Her husband
is a Spanish War veteran. Her two daughters,
Winifred and Beatrix, eligible to membership
in the ID. A. r. on their fathers side, well as
through Major Isaac De Graft who born in
Schenectady, N. Y. in 1857. He served in the war
of the Revolution and Deputy Commissioner of
Issues in the Northern Department, New York, Con-
tinental Line. He was descended from Nicholas
Andrieso De Graft who came to Schenectady in
1888, and his wife was Elizabeth Brewer of Albany
"a proud lineage for two Spokane girls.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1926-11-18

movement is endorsed by Clark Savidge, Chairman
of State Parks Committee; Harry Young, State
Parks superintendent; George c. JOY, State Super
visor of Forestry by the State Chamber of Com
meree by the Tourist Committee State Develop
ment Committee, and Board of Trustees of Seattle
Chamber of Commerce and by many public spirited
citizens who realize the Importance OF conserving
some of the best of Washingtons forest beauty.
The forest conservation plan of the State Fedora
ton of Womens clubs fostered by Jeanne
Caithness Greenlees who is working faithfully to
bring the purchase of this tract of timber on Sunset
Highway to a happy close. Bounded as it is with
the National Forest Reserve the North, the
Snoqualmie River on the South, between Joy Creek
and Denny Creek 1t will have the same air patrol
protection as the National Forest Reserve.
Among the clubs which have gone over the top
100 per cent in the sale of save tree buttons are
the Womans club Hoquiam; Womans club Ever
EFT; Twentieth Century club Spokane; Twentieth
Century club, Ferndale; Buena Community Wom-
ans club; Amethyst club, Spokane; Friday club,
Elensburg; Unity club, Charleston; Progressive
Study club, Carnation; Bellingham branch of the
American Association of University Women
Cionian club, Seattle; Womans Study club Taco
ma; Classic Culture club, Seattle; Woman's Rural
club of Wynooche valley; Womans Improvement
club Kent Civic Improvement club, La Conner;
Edeleweiss club, Tacoma; and the Ladies of the
Round Table, Washtucna.
Clubs buying tree at 800 each include Soross
club, Spokane Aloha club Tacoma Woman's Civic
club Arlington; Garden club, Yakima; Asotn clubs
for Asotin Pioneers; North Bend Book club; Skagit
district federation; Ladies' Grotto club, Seattle;
and Daughters of Pioneers prior to 1870. Individ-
uais who have purchased a tree are: William Harp
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1926-11-18

"A tree tvhose hungry mouth rs prest
Against the edrtb'S StOeet fotping breast
A tree that looks at God all day
And lifts her leafy head TO pray.
A tree that may in summer tUedr
A nest of robins in her hair.
Upon tohose bosom snouO has lain
Who intimately hUeS tVith rain
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
BIRTHS.

January 2.-To AIr. and Mrs. Walter
". AcGehse, 2i2 Mayfield boulevard
January 27-To Mr. and Mrs. Alberto
beha yente 1851 West Commerce
January $50 Mr.. and Mrs. Dario
oDrcgon 2lsiz South Laredo street; boy.
January 2l-TO Mr. and Mrs. w. II.
Bull liJ5 Houth Alamo street: boy.
January so NJ. and Mrs. Lorenzo
SuardadO. li1lz North street: girl.
January 2S-ro Mr.. and Mrs 10 BAR
boy.
January e3-To Mr. and Mrs. ouada-
ippe tabos, 1Ds Torreon street; boy.
January Zs-To Mr. ard Mrs CrlsfO-
bal }. sapchez. 1913 West Houston
street; boy.
January 30-To Mr.. and Mrs. B. g
Odem' santa Rosa hospital; boy.
January 2i-To Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Rhelnhardt eO2 Weaver street: boy.
January ito M. and Mrs Gustave
Nendt. Ji2 Avant street; girl.
January 1910 Mr. and Mrs. James
u. Cheesmann, Robert B. Green Me-
mortal hospital: boy.
January 2l--To NJ. and Mrs. Eseduiei
BenaNldes, Robert p. Green Memorial
January 20-To Mr.. and Mrs Juan
Perez. Robert y. Green Memorial nos
pitsl. boy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
A Snap
Deeds. Building Permits, Vital Statistics

Lakeview Townsite Company TO Annie
Lewis January Is. 1926, deed TO lots
lin Heights; sos.
Ada and r. NJ. Marquis TO Mrs. ]. 3.
ames Jr.' as her separate estate. July
zf 1898. deed to lots 34l and 34s. ont
lot D. southolne addition; 81. etc.
Kenneth Winner 10 A. C. and Marie
Goforth, January IL, 1925. deed to the
south 100 feet Of lots ia, lib and
80 new CITY block 1898. fronting rs
feet on West French place; $500.
r. T. Pruitt and Edwin Lamm 70
marry Ruebsahm. January rs. 1925. deed
10 triangular lot out of west end OF
lots - IL and Is. new city block I71T
t1s5. ." 'i'' oeeu'
Edgar J.. and Lena James to Fred e
James January 2, 1925, deed 10 1857
go OF Isnd out OF j. ". James c0i-
Fred c. and Jennie l.. James. ID A.
and Mary L. James, l.. NJ and iIi,e
James, i. J. and Bessie lanes. Annie
Loue Henefield and T. r. Touchstone N
hogsr l.. James, January 2, 1925 dead
20 20 1927 acres OF land out OF T. w. James
Jason smith; $40 etc.
E: a. Mayor ST. to II. C. and Craze
~, McLendon, January 81, 1926. deed IN
lot ., block 4, Pasadena Heights: sas0
Beatrice L. Weller. individuallv and
as eKecutrix OF estate OF Ida NJ conL
deceased, and r. i. Weller TO p. j, Owens
bumner company, January 20, 1925 deed
70 the west $50 feet OF lot z, block 10.
new city block s7s: 5000 etc.
LILY Louise Tommins to L. T. and
keiusia Mahan. January e5, 1925. deed
70 lot 81, Tommins resubdlyision in VII
ume 6i2, page 226: $40 etc.
IL Z. Stumberg TO A. .. Erayletz.
august 20, 1924, deed TO lots & and =
nlock %. A. P. Ford's subdivision san
jose; valuable.
d. B. Chaplin to william F. Frank.
september 3, 1925. quit claim deed 10
4Ot ., block 10, new city block g1e: 81
Er!cn Menger Jr. and Rudolph A. Mem
sei 10 Mrs. Guadalupe Morales, Arocha
ana Dohutlla Morales Talamentes, jan
nary "a 1875. quit claim deed 70 the
north two-thirds Of lot ). new city block
Mrs. DOME Z. Mynier to c. L. Mynler.
January %, 1926. quit claim deed 10 lots
To- IS. 10, 20, q aud %. block ., city
BLOCK sO6s. Sunset place: 81.
j. n. Aynier and 7. y. Mynler TO C.
y. Mynier. January rs, 1926, deed 70
lots H. is, 10, 20, q and e. block Is,
city block s0s3, Sunset Place: $3.50 etc.
Z. y. and Ella Mynier TO b. l.. Fish.
January ~, 1926. deed 10 lots Is and
10. block :, new city block s0s3, sunset
addition: $40 etc.
Charles and Louisa Klaus 20 city Of
san Antonio. January u. 1896. deed 10
! a part Of lot .. new city block s4GO.
| fecdn Grove addition. described by field
! notes and plat in deed: $4,000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
BURIAL PERMITS.

Dolores Hernandez - years old. no
Morales street
Thomas Brgmsn. ~ years old. Fort
Sam Houston
Richard Battuab.. - years old. se5
PieasantOn road
Aaron Boos. 70 year, old. III Tenth
street.
DAVID y, wiildns year. Old. 1915
Gladstone avenue
Sam Wah. - years Old. Robert y
Green Memorial hospital
Anlceto Martinez. IS years old Robert
y. Grccn Memorial hospital
Victor u. MeRae, I years old. santa
Rosa hospital
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
OPEN SUNDAY

from . D. m. until $3.50 p. m, II
weather fair. unsurpassed suburban.
bungalow. nine rooms, modern, uni
paralleled location. phone. garage.
one Of best rich acres. water. lights.
telephone. garage. one Of the best
poultry business opportunities ever
offred; 10000 chicken capacity; re-
stricted section, close-in. $4,000. and
cheap at that. Drive out to Wood
lawn Hills ground office Sunday.
Let one OF our statesmen show you
this ideal home. or call Miss Nc
Comb, Woodlawn 4032-W Sunday a.
m or Wo6dlawn 22so, grounds Of
flee. Sunday p. m. for directions
to property. G. & C. Hagelstein,
PIT n. st. Mary's St.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
REAL ESTATE
Want
Real Estate for Sale
Investment Property

close-in on soledad street. with
small expenditure. present Improvement.
will pay a fair return Al the price
asked, the ground alone would be a GOOD
buy; $500 cash. balance per cent.
c. w. Fenstermaker
Travis $3.50. Tra,s BLDG
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
Near Broadway-S3750
5 ROOMS-S500 CASH

Extra good fvs-room bungalow. near
Breckenridge Park. large porches, al.
convenience. 200 feet off Broadway,
faces south.
SALES DEPT. CONNEss REALTY co.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
5 ROOMS-$550O
Presa-ArlingtOn Court
Kings Highway Trade
New BungaloW-S675O

Owner will take well located North
Side lot in trade on this modern home
Of five rooms, breakfast nook and sleep
ing porch, near the Blanco road. on w
Kings Highway. and the price is right
Better look this over. 1t won't last
long. Call Sales Dept. Richey, Casey &
Gragg, CIR. 1125. Home phone. WoodlawI
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
Investment

$500 cash and good car and lots Will
buy equity in now $4,000 two-story du-
pleS, five-roonp apartments. good loca-
lion. Boa ~ Light
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
'"Betterbuiltns

BETTERBCILT homes feature
only the most modern convenience.
best construction and lasting ma
terial. Everything TO make a home
unique, comfortable. LASTING for
less money
You can't get the foundation. In
suiated oak floors throughout. in
sulated walls best standard plumb
ing. consisting OF built-in tub with
shower, double drain apron sink.
Pittsburg water heater. Lone Star
white seat toilet and pedestal Law
atory and all Of the built-ins in
Guiding bathroom heater and me
chsnicsl refrigeration for the
money that ] can sell you a home
with all Of this.
DON'T TAKE NY WORD. SEEING
Is BELIEVING.
Ny homes cost you less than
these thrown together. speculative
types OF homes in actual DOLLARS
not considering the saving on the
lasting construction. can do this
BECAUSE I have no financing
charge attached to the cost Of the
building. I buy my material On
cash basis and give you the ad-
vantaFe OF the cash discounts.
work On ? small margin o. profit
and give sou the benefit.
1OC CANNOT EQUAL THE
QUALITY OF MY HOMES FOR
THE MONEY ~ THE CITY.
aaFettlse only taCtH and FUR
nish convincing proofs o. al my
John S. Murphy
Builder Of "BETTERBUILT" Homes.
90 Bedeil Bldg. CT. 1851.
$3.50
Beautiful cottage. five rooms. large
sleeping porch. modern. Cincinnati ave.
30 feet. Woodlawn ESQ.
s2i UvALDE sT.-Four rooms Sleeping
porch. plumbing. lights. gas. garage:
$500; small cash payment. balance !
per cent per month. Ms 1856.
FIvE-ROOM modern bungalow, paved
street, lot JOxI5O. fireplace French
doors, Plttsburg heatcr, shades limo
leum. light fixture hlllt-in kitchen
features garage. owners leaving cfty.
small payment. balance monthly. 51s Hot
Wells Blvd. Ms. 45os-W.
si3JG-Good threc-roofn mouse, front and
back porches. electric Lights. water two
lots. 5o7 Bryan S. terms. owner. cr
FOR sALE-Beauufui six-roon house,
double lot. with o. without furniture.
1914 Cameron street sacrifice. owner
lesylng Tow n. CT 1885.
500 Cash
Little chicken place Io0xl5o. good
fFe-room house. fences. high on
hill ia city. $500. Mission 1903.
S25 schley avenue.
MUST SELL THIS WEEK
Alamo Heights bargain. owner
leaving city. property must be
sacrinced. small dwelling
LODONIC-VILLARE REALTY co.
CT s32
2z5 Bedell Bldg.
FURNISHED o. unfurnished. five rooms.
Sleeping porch. All modern throughout
good price. owner NoodisVn $50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices

Funeral Notices
sTEGER-Died on Thursday. January
Is, 1876. Mrs. Lucy Ann Steger. beloved
mother of Mrs. Ia Moore Of 108 Huff
avenue. in her eighty-third year. She is
survived by two sons, J. H. steger and
c. NJ. steger. both OF Dallas; also two
dsuzhtsa, Mrs. Ia Moore Of this city
and Mrs. Ava Deason OF Sabinal. The
body was shipped TO Dallas over the
MKT at a. m. under direction OF
the shelle/ Undertaking Company.
UMsCHIED-DIed on Thursday. Jsnu-
AIRY Is, 1926, Joseph Umscheid. in his
sixty-first year. He leaves surviving him
his brother, Will Umscheid. and three
sisters. Mrs. c. K. Cunning ham, Mrs
Rosa Disz and Mrs. Mary Arnold. Rels-
tives and friends are invited TO attend
funeral services on Friday. January ~
at $3.50 o'clock. at the chapel of the
Riebe Undertaking Company. Services
will be conducted at the 81. Gerard.s
Catholic Church, Rev. Father Brandt Of
nciatng. Intermsnt in old St Joseph
cemetery.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
2 Acres on Hill
Sacrifice-S5250

On acre. new bungalow. close-in,
North Side. restricted location.
Gall Nj Rich. or. G069. G. a c.
Hsgelstein, s17 y. 81. Mary's 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
Exchange Real Estate

Want a lot. auto or old house as frs
payment on new home. $50 schley Ave
MIS- 1896 owner.
SALE or TRADE-Prospect Hi, i've
room modern house. u block car line,
garage, cement walks. $500. Travis
FOR Sale or trade 30 acres. Galveston
county. 80 miles from Houston, between
Dickinson and Lamsraue. half mile from
shellroad for land In FRO county or VI
entity. Also two residence lots, Okmui-
zee. Okla. "a. G. Brandenstein, Diiley
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
Suburban froperty--Sale
/, Real Country Home

Eight rooms. corner gravel road. IL
acres land, view OF city that has few
equals. Consider some trade. Mr.. Pow
ell. ,-woodlawn $3.50 or Mission 1s53-W.
Q. q G. Hsgslstein. 2l7 y. St. Mays So
2 Acres on Hill
Lovely view Of city and country. no
city taxes, paved drive, electric lights,
artesian water, near school and three
colleges. will finance and build any style
home, easy terms. Call Mr.. Rich. or.
COG9. G. & c. Hagelstin, 217 y. st.
MarY's 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
HAMMETT & HAMMETT
rnN

HAMMETT 6 HAMMETr
REALTY co.
81; Gunter. Or. 7o4s.
RANCH $3.50 PER ACRE.
$500 acres, seventeen miles from
Pearsall, 40 per cent good tillable
land. Six pastures with sheep
proof fence; well watered; has fed
eral loan of $4,000. runs SO years
6 per cent.
FARM $50 PER ACRE.
$40 acres, ten miles from Dill
ley. All fine red sandy loan soil.
$50 acres in cultivation. Good bum
galow. Four CIR five rent houses.
Two windmills. two barns and pens.
New place in highly developed COM
munity. Near store. school and
church. Rural delivery.
VALLEY FARM AT S3S
PER ACRE.
Dandy 600-acre valley farm on
highway about so miles southwest
OF San AntoR.o; 500 acres in Gull
tivation. All tvel red sandy loan.
House, well and windmill. Best
buy we know. Very near good
town.
SUMMIT HOME
Desirable home on hill; north
front: four large rooms, kitchen
and breakfast nook. Hardwood floor
in double rooms. Dandy bath. Built
in features. Hot water heater. All
furnished. Sold on terms.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
d Big Lots. $500
Lot Off Broadway

Best lot bargain in Country Club dis
tret, two blocks from Broadway: close
to park: this week only at 1915: $500
cash, balance terms. owner. C. L. Msule.
CT. s1125.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
Farms-Ranches, Sale

HAVE large tract of land, well located
in Winter Garden district. Would like
to get in touch with some one with
surplus capital to develop and colonize
same Address Box 81. Light
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
Lots for Sale

TWO lots for sale in Mitchell Place. on
Lubbock St. owner. 1871 w. Theo or Tr.
519s-W.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
REAL ESTATE

Houses for Sale
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29

FUESTSHED o. unfurnished. five rooms.
sleeping porch. AL modern throughout;
good price. owner NoodiaVn 800.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
Rooms with Board

TEXAS HOTEL-Opposite new Y. N. e.
A. All outside. steam heated rooms.
with running water. baths. 81 per week
and up. Excellent homs-cooked meals.
81. Special prices to permanents.
ROOMS. steam heat. private bath. meals
optional. close-in. 5:2 Fourth. TT. 374.
NURSE will room, board and care for
sick or invalid in her home, terms rea-
sonable. Mission 57i5-w.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished room. finest
home-cooked meals. own milk and bu.-
ter. paved street. garage. duiet neigh
boTs, real home. prefer two gentlemen
or married couple employed, very low
price TO desirable people. Mis-. ss7s-W
LOVELY suite. two rooms for four gem
tlemen. all modern conYcnicnces, exeal-
lent meals. close-in. reasonable. Travis
570O-W.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
REAL ESTATE
Houses for Sale
ClOse-In South

FOR SALE or trade. two new four-room
houses on Easy payment. Phone TT. 20s3,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29

- g. BUNGALOW BARGAIN '
-Four rooms and nook. Beacon Hill
Terrace. Will rent. Woodlawn 2777-w.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities
Low Price-Low Terms

SELL furnishings l5-room dpartmen
house, bargain, terms. Full OF tenants
close-in; little cash payment, balanc,
monthly without interest. TT. G299.
FOR SALE-Brand new restaurant fix,
lures. new building. $40 Garden. Tr
III rs Mn RAJ l....I
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29

Little chicken place io0xi5o good
fiFe-room house. fences. high on
hill ia city. $500. Mission 1903.
s25 schley avenue.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-29

MUST SELL THIS WEEK
Alamo Heights bargain. owner
leaving city. property must be
sacrificed. small dwelling.
LODOVIC-VILLARET REALTY co.
CT. s52
rs Bedell Bldg
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-25
WOMAN ATTACKED
NEAR HER HOME
Police Seeks CIeWS to ASsaiI-
ant Who Fled. sa,

Police and detectives today sought
clews to an unknown assailant who
attacked Miss Bessie Dove, "a Of
2242 Wheeler Ave. as she returned
home Wednesday night. tr ,
She was struck on the head four
times by her assailant who made
no attempt to rob her. He fled from
the scene. Miss Dove was taken to
the office OF DIR. s. q. Jones, 1905
Sterling st.. where 1t was said her
condition was not serious. She was
excited and could give no motive for
the attack. gt 49, ertSrca
Miss Dove said she had alighted
from a street car at Wheeler and
Roosevelt AYES, and started toward
her home when she noticed someone
following her. Within a half block
of the house the man struck her
with a blunt instrument. Sam
White, 1884 Wheeler ST., rushed to
her assistance, but the man had fed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-25
Harrington Approves
Tiger-Crin,son Split

Booth Harrington, author and
Princeton man, approves Of his alma
matters breaking athletic relations
with Harvard, a school, he cantends,
which does not understand friend
ly rivalry This opinion was ex-
pressed when Harrington returned
home wednesday, after spending the
summer at Kennebunkport, Me.
Harrington attended the recent
football game. where the Harvard
Lampoon, college comic magazine.
lampooning Princeton, was passed
about. Princeton retaliated by win
ming the game and then breaking
with Harvard for the "unseemingly
attempts at levity."
The author expects to remain in
Indianapolis throughout the winter,
working on short stories and
magazine articles. ~l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-25
HERMAN GRAY ELECTED
Scholarship Rule Of Phi Kappa Psi
Praised at Dinner.

Phi Kappa Psi fraternity ruling
requiring all freshmen members ito
pass their first semester studies be-
fore being initiated was landed by
George A. Moore, Detroit, Mich, ma
tional vice president, at the thirty
third Thanksgiving dinners ,of In
diana chapters Wednesday night at
the Claypool. The rule was adopted
at a recent national. convention.
Edwin NJ. Robinson, literary edi-
tor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer,
Cleveland, Ohio, Wabash College
graduate, recited several poetry COM
positions. Robinson was formerly a
newspaper man here,
Herman B. Gray. member of Kap-
pa chapter at Indiana University,
was elected president of the Indiana
organization; Willis B. Conner, Jr.,
De Pauw chapter. vice president, and
Taylor Obold, Purdue University,
secretary treasurer. About 800 at.
landed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-25
SEEK $4,000
!. IN CIVIC DRIVE
Hope to Put Campaign Over
Top by Friday Niqht.

Community fund workers today
were making plans to raise an adj
ditional $SS, 900 in order to put the
campaign over. the top" by Friday
night. This much more is needed
to attain the goal of $683,000. The
drive still is $4,000 short OF thu
amount raised up TO the same date
last year. flt
Mrs. Wolf Sussman. head of thu
south side division, said she viii not
slacken her pace Because of Thanks.
giving. but will redouble her efforts
to impress upon Indianapolis per.
sons, during the day Of thanks, thai
contributions will be the basis for
greater thanks next year. She madd
appointments for early this morning
and expected ito clean up big"
Herman p. Lieber, general chair.
man of the drive, praised the deter
mination Of workers in their efforts
to make the campaign a success,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-25
MINISTER STRESSES
BLESSINGS OF SPIRIT
Pastor of Church Attended by President Coolidge Dis
cusses .unspeakabie Gift on Thanksgiving Day.

connofseur as to whether chestnuts
or oysters or spiced bread would
make the best turkey stuffing, but
he had a glad and thankful heart.
With all his plans upset, he could
write, Thanks be to God, who al
ways leadeth US in triumph in
Christ" When his work increased
so that helpers were necessary. he
writes, Thanks be TO God, who put
teth the same earnest care for you
into the heart OF Titus" And when
passions within and flghtings with.
out might we'll make any man de-
spair, he acknowledged the Lord of
his life with the paean, Thanks be
to God for His unspeakable gift"
Material blessings are highly de-
sirable, and we are thankful for
those God directly gives, for those
he permits us to earn, and for those
mediated to us through others. But
our supreme blessings always are
spiritual blessings. No barriers need
keep us from them. God is waiting
to bestow them upon u.s. as album
dainty as we can receive them, the
gifts of life and Immortality, OF His
daily care and guidance. of the
power of His spirit to produce CO.
operation among men, and Of that
greatest gift OF all. which beggars
description, the "unspeakable gift"
Then, with heartfelt Joy, we may
gather about the festive board. In
spirit If not in space, and with
others to share our blessings we bow
our heads and life our hearts in glad
acknowledgement. Thanks be to
God.