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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
Most szombaton
az utolso nap
Aki mem regisztral, mem szavazhat
eln0kre, kormanyzora, allami
es megyei tisztvisel0kre.
Hol vannak az asz-
szonyok?

Meg soha Youngstown Is al
egesz orszag tortenelmeben mem
nyilvanult meg olyan erdekl5des
a valasztasok irant mint az iden
Youngstownban ket els6 re.
gisztralasi napon t0bb mint 81
ezer szavaz6 jelent meg valasz-
tasi helyeken.
Ez AIT jelenti, hogy legalabb sc
ezer, de lehetseges, hogy kozel &C
ezer szavazo ada le szavazatat
november Gan Hooverre vagy
Smithre csak lit varosban.
Atneztiik az eddigi regisztral.
tax listait es bizony azokb6l meg.
allapithatjuk, hogy ugy Youngs-
townban, mint pedig kiil0n6sen
Campbellben meg igen sok ma
gyar szarmazasu polgar MEM
REGISZTRALT.
Most szombaton van az utols6
alkalom regisztralni.
Aki mem regisztralt a ket els6
napon vagy het penteken, ami
kor harmadik regisztraci6s nap
volt, Az HA MEM REGISZTRAI,
MOST, tSZOMBATON ELvESZTI
JOGAT, HOGY SZAvAZZON
november Gan.
A szavaz6 helyek Youngstown
ban, Campbellben Is Struthers-
ben nyitva vannak szombaton
reggel 9 orat6l delutan Gig es del
utan 5 orat6l este 10 craig, ugy
hogy mindenkinek, barhogyan
dolgozzon is, alkalma van regisz-
tralni.
Ha mem tudia. hol szavaz6-
helye, menjen ell legk0zelebbibe,
amely lakasat6l mem lehet messze
es oft kerdezze meg, ha oda tar
tozik, akkor regisztraljak, ha
mem tartozik, akkor megmondiak
hova menjen.
Ajanlatos, hogy polgarlevelet
magaval vigye, amikor regisz-
tralni megy.
Kiil0nosen feltiin6, hogy a ma
gyar asszonyok k0zUl alig regisz-
tral egy negyede azoknak, akik-
mex szavazati joga van.
Ne feljenek az asszonyok sza-
vazast6l. Eppen olyan joguk van
mint a ferfiaknak. ;.
A magyar szarmazasu talsag
is elhanyagolja k0telesseget.
Minden lit sziiletett fiunak es
leanynak es azoknak, akiknek
apja meg. akkor vette XII polgar-
levelet, amikor meg kiskoruak
voltak, joga van regisstralni es
szavazni, ha elertek 21-ik elet-
eviiket vagy AIT november 6-ika
el6tt clerk.
Akik kiilf0ldon sziilettek, azok-
max ajalatos, hogy elvigyek a re-
max ajalatos, hogy elvigy6k a re-
gisztralasra apjuk polgarleyelet,
az bizonyitja, hogy ok is polga-
rok.
Minden asszonynak, aki 1922
september 22-ike el0tt lett fe-
lesege amerikai polgarnak vagy
polgarositott idegennek, joga van
szavazni ferje polgarlevelen. Aki
azutan ment ferjhez Is mem szii-
letett lit Amerikaban az csak ak
kor polgar, ha maga is letette a
polgari vizsgat. Az aszonyok is
vigyek d a pelgarlevelet vagy a
sajatjukat vagy ferjiiket, ami
kor regisztralnak.
J6 polgarnak k0teless6ge sza-
vazni.
Csak a. szavazhat, aki regisz-
tral.
Szombaton az utols6 alkalom.
Ne mulassza AIT el.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
Esen1enyek

Endrey Jen6 a "Chicagoi Nep'
szinhaz' alapitoja es igazgat6js
nagy tarsulataval olyant nyujtott
a kozonsegnek, hogy az teljeser
meg volt elegedve.
Evekkel ezel6tt 10 szinhaz
varos volt Youngstown. Meg EN-.
leksziink, mikor a regi Diamond
HALT, vagy a Kossuth Kor azel6t.
ii nagytermet zsufolasig toltotte
meg a koz0nseg.
De a regi id6k elmultak.
A k0z0nseg sokszor csal6dott a
hirdetett elGadasokban.
Sokszor egyenesen becsaptak.
Icy aztan elmaradt a koz0nseg
sa 10" szinhaz varosb6l "rossz'
szinhaz varos lett a szineszek
szempontjab6l.
Endrey els6 el0adasan annyi
volt a koz0nseg, mint multi evben
egy el6adason sem.
Sckan hianyoztak a youngstow-
niakbol, sok volt videki. New
Castle, Niles, Warren, Sharon es
Farrell kepviselve voltak k0-
z0nseg soraiban.
Azok, akik oft voltak zajos es
igazi tapsukkal nyilvanitottak
megelegedesiiket es egyszersmind
meglepetesiiket is, hogy ilyen jo
eloadast tudtak produkalni anne
rikai magyar szineszek.
Endreyt es tarsulatat sokkal
nagyobb k0z0nseg fogja iidv0z5l-
nj, mikor ismet k0riinkbe ter no.
vember elejen.
A Youngstown k0z0nseg szive-
sen jar el magyar el6adasra, ha jo
darabot jatszanak j6l, j6 szine-
seek.
Addig, mig Endrey betartja a
kozonsegnek tett igeretet, hogy
bemutatkoz6 el6adasa csak kos
toltato volt szinhazi evad be-
k0vetkezend6 elvezeteib6l, - ad-
dig nyugodt lehet, Youngstown es
k0rny6ke tart karokkal fogja
varni Is mem lesz ha1adat1aif. --'-'
Macy esemeny volt Polgari
K0r vasarnapi gyiilese.
Annyira nagy esemeny volt,
hogy a gyiiles kezdetekor maid
mem annyi amerikai volt terem-
ben, mint magyar, hogy meghall-
gassak Lyon es Moore birak vita
jat a republicans es demokrata,
elvek felett.
Ha mar az amerikaiak is erde-
mesnek tartjak elj0nni a Magyar,
Polgari Kor gyiilesere, miert mem
tartjak ait erdemesnek a magya-
rok?
Negyszaz magyarnak kellett
volna gyiilesen lenni so helyett.
A Polgari K0r fenntartotta par
tonkivii elvet es ICY mindig XII
nalkozni fog az alkalom ARA,
hogy olyan elvezetes es tanulsa-
gos esteken legyen resze mint a
vasarnapi volt.
Remeljiik, hogy vasarnaphoz
egy hetre, amikor az allami es me-
gyei jel0ltekr0l Is egyebb szava-
zas ala keriil6 propozici6kr6l lesz
$40 es amikor a szavaz6 csdulak
be leSxnek mutaLVa eS aZOkkal
kapcsolatban minden megmagya-
razva, Oft lesz az q sok magyar
szarmazasu polgar is, ali most va
s&rnap mem volt oft.
Nagyon Is emlitesre melt6 a
nemregen rendezett amerikai-m ma
gyar vacsora.
Emlit6sre melt6 Is pedig azert,
inert ugy latszik q Lorantffy Zsu-
zsanna Egylet derek tagjai meg
talaltak q leghathat6sabb propa-
ganda eszk0zt Magyarorszag er-
dek6ben. Ez az eszk0z a szepen
felsxolgalt j6 magyaros etel. Eb-
ben r6szesitett4k Youngstown is
kolainak yezetXit. t0rtenelem es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18

ban jatszanak ezen q vid6ken,
ajanlatos videkieknek, hogy ie-
gyeiket jo el6re lefoglaljak posts
utjan Gagyi Janosnal, aki nyoss.-
d&nkhan talalhat6 meg,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-03
SALTS fine FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
When Back Hurts Flush
Your Kidneys by Drink
ing Lots of Water

Most folks forget that the kidneys,
like the bowels, sometimes get slug
gish and clogged and need flush
ing occasionally, else we have back
ache and dull misery in the kidney
region, severe headaches, rheumatic
twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach,
sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder
disorders.
You simply must keep your kid
neys active and clean and the mo-
ment you feel an ache or pain in
the kidney region begin drinking
lots of water. Also get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any good
drug store here, take, a tablespoon
full in glass of water before break
fast for few days and your kid
neys will then act fine. This IA
nous salts is made from the acid
of grapes and lemon juice, COM
bined with lithia, and is intended to
flush clogged kidneys and help slim
ulate them to activity. 1t also helps
neutralize the acids in the urine so
they no longer irritate, thus helping
to relieve bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; makes a
delightful effervescent lithia water
drink which everybody should take
now and then to help keep their
kidneys clean.
A well-known local druggist says
he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks
who believe in trying to correct kid
ney trouble while it is only trouble.
Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-03
POLICE GUARD
CAB STANDS IN
CHICAGO WAR
Link Hertz Stable Blaze to
BombingS of Two
Taxi Garages.

By United Press
= CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Police today
Guarded sixty taxicab stations in
chicago while three investigating
organizations sought clews to the
bombing of two cab garages here
sunday night and the burning of
he John D. Hertz racing stables
1t Cary, Ill, early Monday.
John Siege, deputy police COM
missioner, expressed certainty that
the fire, which destroyed racing
horses valued at 100000, was con-
nected with the bombings as part
of a war between rival cab COM
panies here.
Chicago police and the State
attorneys Office were cooperating
with officials of McHenry County,
in which the Hertz stables were To-
Gated, in a drive to round up sus-
poets.
Ten Men Arrested
Ten men were arrested following
the garage blasts and fifteen others
were sought today, chief of whom
was Harry Brown, known as Frisco
Dutch" who was tried for the MUIR
der a year ago of Joseph Worka1,
president of the Checker Cab Com
pany. Brown was acquitted of the
killing, alleged to have climaxed a
contest for control Of the taxi COM
pany.
Hertz is director in the Yellow
Cab Company. Police reported
violence had broken out among
drivers of the rival companies re-
Gently. Officials of both companies
denied any knowledge of the So
called war, however, and Hertz told
police he knew Of no reason for an
attack on his property.
Oil Traces in Stable
SHERIFF Cyrus Sanford of Nc
Henry County said investigation
had disclosed evidence that oil was
scattered through the Hertz stable
previous to the fire. He believed
the barn had been burned in an
effort to destroy Reign Count, Ken
lucky Derby winner. The famous
horse was saved.
The special police protecuon was
given after the belief grew that
gang terrorism had been directed at
5he Yellow Cab Company and its
directing officer.
Hertz had been vary of an attack.
Earlier this year at Saratoga
Springs, N. Y, oil-soaked cotton was
found in the stable housing Reign
Count, and other valuable Hertz
horses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-03
ROBINSON TO INVADE
STRONGHOLD OF OWEN
Visits MuskOgee, Okla, Tonight;
Attacks Bolter at Tulsa.

. TULS9, Okla, Oct. 3.-senator
Joseph T. Robinson, Democratic
candidate for vice president, today
carried his campaign to keep Okla
noma in the Democratic column
into Muskogee, stronghold of former
Senator Robert L. Owen, Smith
-bolter
= owen was attacked by Robinson
in his speech here Tuesday night.
/, His reference to Owen as one who
Represented or misrepresented"
Oklahoma in the United States
Senate met with both applause and
boos.
, Governor Alfred E. Smiths rec
ord on social welfare measures will
be the topic of Robinson's Muskogee
address, the Senator announced.
Senator Robinson reiterated here
his statement that Hoover over his
own signature said he was trying
to keep down the plice of wheat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-03

These signs of the times"
present a graphic picture of the
emergency of Butler University
from the cocoon into it's beauti-
full new quarters at Fairview.
At the top is one of the rude
signs that greeted registering
students at Jordan hall. The
message, scrawled in crayon, is
1--WE Don't Object to Chewing
Tobacco, but Don't Spit on Ter
raZzo Floor"
Miss Ellen Davidson is shown
holding a sign which shows much
improvement over the first. And
the sign cycle is completed in the
polished brass label in DR.. Robert
Alleys hand, typical of those which
now adorn the building.
Latitude is said to have been first
determined by Hipparchus of Nice
about 1862 B. G..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-03
HEADS c. o. P. PUBLICITY

Cliff Ward, Fl, Wayne newspaper
man, who directed Herbert Hoover's
primary campaign publicity for
Indiana, Tuesday assumed charge
of publicity for Indiana Hoover
for President clubs.
Hoover club publicity head
quarters were opened in State
Hoover headquarters on Monument
Circle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-07

correspondent views the situation. Mexican currency
exchange il rapidly becoming stabilized and business
conditions generally have been materially improved,
merely through the psychology Of good feeling now
With the Mexican people and the government par
L~icipating in the movement, the hearty cooperation OF
the press also has been given. Six months ago there
we're demonstrations in the streets Of anti-American
character By organized laborers. Today such demon
strations as are made are Of the reverse type, the la
borerx as well as all other elements of the capital
city's population striving to show their good will to-
ward the American people and their sincere desire to
work in harmony with their northern n~eigbbors.
Through Colonel Lindbergh and Ambassador Nor
row the Mexican people are getting a new perspective
Of the United States. They no longer give much heed
to the antf-imperialistic appeals Of the ultra-radicals.
They realize that their ~neighbors TO the north are in
terested in their welfare; that the United States is
endeavoring to extend the hand of good fellowship
with the sincere desire to serve Mexico and the Mex
lean people in the solution Of the national and indi-
vidual problems.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-07
TEXAS DAILY PRESS LEAGUE
Foreign Advertising Representatives
Mexico and Lindbergh

Colonel Lindbergh's flight from Washington to
Mexico City has done more to cement bonds Of friend
ship between the United States and Mexico than all
the diplomacy Of ambassadors and ministers in the
last century, Is the opinion Of Jack Starr-Hunt, cor
respondent for the New York Herald-Tribune at Mex
leo City.
The Tribunes veteran correspondent Is intimately
acquainted with political and economic conditions
throughout the southern republic, and he asserts that
all Mexico is now regarding the United States with a
new vision Of the aims of their northern ~neighbor.
THAT Lindbergh's flight came at the psychology
esl moment cannot be doubted" the correspondent
says. He came when his voyage did the most to fur
Their bind the ties OF closer friendship which were
being rapidly made through the new intimate di-
piomacy' being exercised by Ambassador. morrow in his
personally close relationship with President Gales and
other high Mexican dignitaries."
Colonel Lindbergh's flight is optimistically re-
sarded By foreign business interests in Mexico, chief
" Americans, as a greater matter than the mere 1000
odd miles lying between the capitals Of the two re-
publies. Il IS q link in the flight from a poor and
misunderstood relationship to q complete and better
accord. Colonel Lindbergh was not a pioneer in this
movement, for that remains an honor for Mr.. Morrow,
since it Is generally conceded that he has already done
much toward creating a better and more harmonious
situation. However, this optimism is a feeling as yet
unconfirmed. since there has been nothing more than
theoretical demonstrations with the exception Of the
favorable decision Of the Mexican supreme court
toward American oil companies.
The better friendship" era seems to bave taken
the Imagination OF every one in Mexico, and there are
few business men complaining Of conditions as they
did four months ago, is the way the New York papers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-07

this masterpiece all the world bows
and says, He teaches as one hay-
ing authority"
Authority in the Realm of Demons
Suddenly Mark shifts the scene to
show us Christ's authority in the
realm of demons as he tells US of
the demon-possessed man in the
synagogue and OF the demons testi-
mony to Christ's being ''the holy one
Of Cod; land Jesus rebuked him
saying, Hold thy peace Qiterally, BE
muzZled) and ONE out of him." The
evil spirit recognized Christ's su-
preme authority and we read of the
peoples amazement as they say,
what in this? a new teachingi with
authority he commandeth even the
unclean spirits. and they obey him"
Authority In the Realm Of Disease
Again Mark shifts the scene TO
show Christ's authority in the realm
Of disease. From the he
goe to the house Of Simon Peter
where Peters mother-in-law is held
in the throes Of what the physician
Luke calls "a great fever" "and he
came and took her by the hand and
raised her up, and the fever left
hNAs anu sic mlnisltTOu unto LNfm.
Luke adds che rebuked the fever"
Here again is the note of authority.
The End Of a Perfect Day
That same evening at shutdown the
sick of the entire city were carried
to his door and with like authority
he healed them all. Thus the day
ended. and what q dav II was or
teaching and triumph How much he
had accomplished in n single dayi
And IL n seeks the secrets Of that
days accomplishments he may find
il in Christ's preparation for the
next days work: "and in the morn
irg. a great while before day, he
rose and went out, and departed in
TO 2 desert place, and there prayed"
(The international Sunday School
Lesson for Jan. s, IS Mark i:21-45,
the subject being. "Jesus and the
and the Golden Text. Mark
1887, "Ee hath done al things we'll;
he maketh even the deaf to hear, and
the dumb to speak."D
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-07
Other Papers
MR.. SMITH ATTACKS AGAIN
Dallas News)

The American Civic Association is authority for
the forecast that Representative Addison Smith Of
Idaho will bring before the present session of Con-
gress his seventh attempt to authorize elimination Of
Bechler Meadows from the Yellowstone Park reserva-
ton to provide an irrigation reservoir supplying land
settled as dry farms in two counties in Idaho.
This is a free country and there is nothing to pre-
vent Mr.. Smiths annual effort to do something for a
small section of idaho at the expense Of Yellowstone.
Nor should anything be allowed to prevent an annual
swatting of Nj. Smiths proposition until he is finally
convinced that the United States has no intention Of
making any changes in the park reservation.
Originally, the Idaho Congressman sought permits
sion to place the reservoir in Yellowstone Park. So
determined was the opposition to devoting any part Of
the national park property to private commercial use
that Mr.. Smith saw a great light. His subsequent ef-
forts have been directed toward cutting the Bechler
bad as the other. What Mr.. Smith and the power in
terests for which he speaks want is that particular To-
cation.
Certainly no plea attaches by reason of irrigation
need in the two Idaho counties. Originally all Of this
land was Government owned. 1t was settled under a
complete understanding as TO conditions. Even if the
settlers have since repented Of their bargain, there is
no emergency in which the park interests Of the nation
should be sacrificed because Of that fact.
Aside from the intrusion Of commercial interests
on the natural beauty Of Yellowstone, set aside to pre-
serve forever a distinctive national scene, the fact
that 100000 visitors entered the park in 1927 and that
the number is annually increasing evidences the early
necessity Of using for camping purposes the very site
on which the Idaho interests have set their eye.
Mr.. Smith should be discouraged early-and as
often as is necessary in the case of a crusader so per-
severing in his misguidance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-07
FOR CONSTIPATION
Mississippi Man Says He Has
Found BIack-D raught So
Satisfactory, He Has No
Need to Change.

Virgins, Miss.-Mr. A. I. Gone, a
well known Virgins resident, says:
Il have used Thedford's Black
Draught for constipation. ! have
never had TO take q great deal of
medicine, but for fully 80 years /
have, by using it, known Black
Draught 70 be q great medicine, and
when / found it so satisfactory, /
haven't seen any need to change.
when / get constipated, ! feel ell
out Of sorts and tired and sluggish
and I take a few doses Of Black
Drought. II regulates my bowels
and | get al right. My wife takes
more Black-D raught than / do. She
Il q great believer IN it too, so we
keep IL IN the house. It will cleanse
the system and help you, if you use
IL as we have"
Constipation leads TO a great deal
cf sickness among those who do
rot understand its dangers, and who
NEGLECT 20 treat it without delay.
Black-D raught with the natural
rror1pt action Of its purely vegeta'
Ele Ingredients. quickly relieves
eonsti1ation and helps TO drive OUT
the nelson's so as 10 leave the
orvans IN 4 state of healthy activity
crld everywhere. Z5c. Rc-T7s
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-07

Reading this first chapter OF Mark
in the Revised version the Bible stu
dent must be struck with the recur-
renee Of its eleven "straightways";
"straightway coming up out Of the
water; "straightway the Spirit
drlveth him into the wilderness;
"straightway he called them;
"~straightway on the sabbath day he
entered itro the synagogue and
taught; and "straightway there was
in the synagogue a man with an un-
clean spirit; land the report Of
him went out straightway every
where; "straightway they came in
to the house of Simon; straight
way they tell him Of Simon's wife's
mother; "straightway the leprosy
departed; "and straightway he sent
him out" This is a fair sample of
Marks story OF the ceaseless ac-
tivity Of Jesus Christ as the Servant
Of God. The story throbs with the
note Of intensity.
Authority In the Realm Of Doctrine
Not only was Christ's life and min
istry one of intensity. but also one
OF compelling authority: "and
s~traightway on the sabbath day he
entered into the and
taught. And they were astonished at
his doctrine; for he taught them
as one that had authority, and not
as the scribes." His was not the
authority OF any ecclesiastical Of
flee, for he had no such office. He
had but recently come from the car
penter's bench and yet the universal
verdict was, never mar spake as
this man" He cited no authorities
as did the scribes. He said, Verify,
! say unto you" And his
words struck home with the author
ity Of a holy character which like a
sound board amplified all his teach
ing with compelling authority. He
indeed. the personification OF
as he said, II am the way, the
truth and the life" Within the
scope Of the incidents Mark records
IN this chapter occurred the preach
ing Of his Sermon on the Mount
Mark does not record. Before
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-07
The OUTER GATE
By OCTAVUS ROY COHEN

Haven't you done this yourself ?
Isn't this the explanation Of why
you accepted a home in my fathers
house? Isn't it,"
ayes"
you've waited for this, haven't
you? You have worked toward this
goal. Very well; now you have at
tanned it. But ii doesn't feel pleas
ant, does it? Oh! don't answer. i
can see the truth in your face, and
it isn't at all what your lips would
say" She walked a few steps to-
ward him, slim and regal and mex
pressibly beautiful. "But you'll be
disappointed in one thing, Bob; Dad
will take his medicine like a man.
Whatever the future holds in store
for him because OF this-he won't
whine. That's n thing you have
never known about him, Bob Terry.
He's a man."
The boy was miserable. He had
wanted to talk to Peter Borden
to gloat over him; to work himself
into a fine dramatic frenzy. Even
with Lois he would have welcomed
bitterness, a flood Of hatred. Her
calm, quiet understanding, her analy-
sis of his brain-that was the thi <
which disconnected him and robbed
the situation of all triumph.
(T0 BE CONTINUED
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-07
Brownsville Church Services

and the pastor will preach on "The
Coming of the Kingdom
Next Week
Monday, 8 p. m.-Woman's Mis-
s~ionary Society meets.
Tuesday, 7:30-Board Of Stewards
meet.
Wednesday, 7:3O-Midweek prayer
meeting. Mr.. G. c. Stewart. lay lead
er Of the church, will lead the meet
ing. The Business Mems Bible Class,
Mrs. Stell's Glass, Mrs. Loyett's
Class, The Wilson Bible Glass and
the Young Peoples classes will act
as attendance committee and render
general assistance.
Thursday. 7:30-Choir practice,
Mrs. c. D. Lay, director, Mrs. Henry
Snow, organist.
o. G. Grow, Pastor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-07
FIRST p T CHrRCu

s:45 4. m.-Bible school, Harry L.
Faux, supt.
1855 a. m.-Morning worship.
Theme. 'The Most Excellent Way"
The prelude for the morning will be
Vision" (Rheinberger). the offer
tory "Bercense" GoGard). an anthem
"Hark, Hark My Soul, (Shelley). BY
the choir.
$3.50 ?. m.-The several BYPU's
will meet in their respective depart
ments.
1880 p. m.-Evening worship.
Theme: The overcoming life The
prelude selected. the offertory. Can
tilene" (Dubois).
Our music directed by NJ. Flora
Todd. Mrs. Arthur Kinkaid at the
pine organ.
Monday. 3 p. m.-The Woman's
Missionary Society will meet at the
church in a social meeting.
Wednesday, 1880 p. m.-Prayer
meeting.
4. W. Marshall. pastor.