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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-11
MILITARY ORDER
TO HEAR Chief
Foreign War Group viii Be
Addressed at Dinner
by Commander.

Local members of the Military
Order Of Foreign Wars will hear an
address by Pelham st. George Bis
sell, New York, commander general
at a dinner tonight in the Columbia
Club.
The speaker, a municipal judge in
New York City, served in the World
war, being promoted to a captain.
He is past national president OF
La Societe DIES 40 Hommes ct
Chevaux, is member of the Ameri-
can Bar Association, the Pilgrims.
st. Nicholas society, Society of
Colonial Wars, Sons of the Revolt
ton, Military Order of the World
War, Society of American Wars, and
past commander of the Green
Wich Village post, American Legion.
Members of military and patriotic
organizations Of the city have been
invited by George H. Healey, de-
partment commander, make res
ervationS for the dinner.
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At the Regent

The Regent theater, AZ South Hill
nois street, was to open formally to-
day under the management of A. C.
Blacker, who formerly managed a
number of downtown theaters.
The theater has been completely
.redecorated and new screen and
sound equipment installed.
Mr.. Blacker says the theater will
operate under the policy of showing
full length features, comedies, and
short subjects.
The opening attraction will be
Hello Trouble" a western tale of
Arizona, featuring Buck Jones.
AS an added feature for the open
ing, the Regent will present The
Life of Jesse James" an old-time
movie, in sound.
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CHURCH TO
HONOR MEN

Tomorrow will be Mems day at
First Evangelical church, where
New York crosses East street. The
sermons by the pastor, the Rev. r.
H. Mueller, both morning and eve
ming. Will deal with mans rela-
tionship to spiritual things.
A special feature of the day will
be a thirty-minute concert. from
7:3O to 8 p. m, by the city firemen's
band The Albright Brotherhood of
the church is sponsoring the days
observance and is endeavOring to
have 149 men present at the eve
ming service.
Monday night the Brotherhood
will give a father and son banquet,
at which all Of the boys of the Sun
day school and church will be guests
of the men.
Vernon Parker. boys work secre-
tary Of the Y. NJ. c. A, Will be the
speaker, using as his theme, "Fa-
theirs and Sons on Both Sides of the
World" There will be other enter
tainment features.
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GRAND JURY TO
PROBE ROBBERY
IN REFORMATORY
Action Believed Result of
Demand Made by
Governor.

A Madison county grand jury, to
be convened at Anderson probably.
will investigate the Indiana state
reformatory plants and shirt theft,
state officials said today.
Hundreds of dollars worth of
shirts and pants made at the Pen
dleton institution were trucked to
indianapolis and sold through a
fence" according to A. H. Miles,
reformatory superintendent
Mr.. Miles discharged John Ma
honey and w. H. Thiesing, new
guards appointed by Pleas Greenlee,
McNutt patronage secretary, for al
legged participation in the plot
whereby the bundles were smuggled
from the reformatory factories.
Truck Driver Barred
Both are from Indianapolis.
A truck driver from Anderson was
barred from the institution. Mr..
Miles investigation was said to hold
him as somewhat innocent of the
affair although he took money for
the loads
Two prisoners who were charged
with participating were placed in
solitary confinement.
Mr.. Greenlee investigated the
matter, but failed to order arrests
or report to Governor McNutt until
some days later when the affair was
disclosed by The Times.
Alleged Fence Held
Governor McNutt, at that time,
said that if guards we're guilty, ne
would urge arrest and punishment.
This stand is said to have inspired
the probable grand jury action.
Meanwhile, Robert Davey, 557
West Morris street, was arrested by
state police and taken to Anderson
last Tuesday. After being ques-
toned there he will be returned
here to face charges of receiving
stolen goods as .realleged fence, -
police said.
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CLUB MEMBERS
TO BE GUESTS

Members of the Universal Club
and other service organizations will
be special guests at the 101 Barracks
mems class of the Broadway Baptist
church Sunday morning at $50
o'clock.
The class is engaged in an inter
city attendance and membership
campaign with the Agoga mems
class of the First Baptist church of
Evansville and has a twenty point
lead over that class.
The Rev. r. NJ. Dodrill, pastor Of
the Broadway Baptist church. will
speak on Gross Roads of Chris
tianity." Special music will be pro-
vided.
James A. Sprague. past president
of the Universal Club, will head a
delegation of members who will at
tend the class session. Fay Lang
don is vice-preSident of the class in
charge of the contest.
The midWeek business meeting of
the class will be held Wednesday
night at 1870.
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COURT DENIES
FREEDOM PLEA
FOR KIRKLAND
Appeal Prepared in Attack
Case After Ruling at
Valparaiso.
BIZ Times SDecicl

By Times SpeciCl
VALPARAISO, Nov. 1.-Ap-
peal to the Indiana supreme court
was being prepared today by attor-
neys for Virgil Kirkland as result
Of decision by Circuit Judge Charles
w. Jensen denying Kirkland's plea
for freedom from the Indiana state
aeformatory.
Kirkland, who was sentenced to
one to ten years in connection with
the death of Arlene braves during
a drinking party in November, 1880,
contended he was committed to
prison Illegally
Overriding a motion of Attorney
Oscar B. Thiel, Gary, Judge Jensen
refused yesterday to grant a petit
ton for Kirkland's release.
Thiel had contended that Porter
circuit court. where Kirkland was
tried twice in 1881, was without jul
riSdiction, and that the jury in the
second trial violated the law by
finding him guilty on charges of
assault when the indictment charged
him with murder.
Judge Jensen said he could fino
no authority in Indiana law to sup
port the contention, and that he
refused to be a party to any action
which would allow Kirkland to go
free by reason of an erroneous
judgment.
Thiel was given permission to
file a bill of exceptions and ninety
days to seek appeal to the state
supreme court.
Miss braves died after a drink
ing party in 1890. 1t was asserted
during the trials that while she was
in a Semi-conscious condition she
was attacked criminally by Kirk
land.
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GLOSSBRENNER
CONTINUES SERIES

Herbert NJ. GloSSbrenner, Indian
apolis business man, will begin his
fifth week of radio messages, "Solv-
ing Today'S Problem" over station
WFBM Monday morning at 1870
o'clock.
His subjects for the week will be:
Monday, "Contentment"; Tuesday,
Ambition; Wednesday. "Persever-
ance"; Thursday. Patience; Fri
day, Sharing" and Saturday.
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OFFICER To
BE INSTALLED.

The Sunday morning service at
the Central Avenue Methodist
church will eliminate the emphasis
given to national education week.
The pastor, DR. Charles Drake Skin
ner, will preach upon the theme,
The Teaching Function of the
Church
Officers and teachers of the
church school will be installed in a
special ceremony. The general Of
ficers are as follows: Superintendent,
E. w. Stockdale; department super
intendents. Grade Roll Mrs. G. Z.
Smith; beginners, Mrs j. A Dyer;
primary. Mrs. w. H. Remy: junior,
Mrs. o. NJ Arthur; intermediate.
Mrs. N. E. Hebner; high school. Miss
Louise. E. Swan; young people, Mrs.
H L. Robbins; adult, T. P. Wood
son; secretary. Mrs. Lora B Hughes:
assistant secretary, Miss Way String
er; treasurer. F. D. Leete Jr.;
librarian, T. A Sperry.
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INDIANA'S POOR
AID COSTS Low
Average of Four Neighbor.
ing States Higher, U. S.
Report Reveals.

Indiana, with an average cost of
1888 per person for poor relief in
August, was the lowest of any
neighboring state, according to
figures received from the federal
government today.
The statistics are on file in the
office of the Governors commission
on unemployment relief.
States used in comparison are
Illinois, Ohio, Michigan and Wis
conSin. They scaled upward from
the Indiana figure to the Illinois
high of $500 per person.
In Indiana, there were 289, 424 on
relief, for whom S976,291 was ex-
pended.
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SPECIAL SERVICE
is ANNOUNCED

Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock
the Fairfax Christian church, West
North street and Berwick avenue
will celebrate jointly with public
school No. 81, the observance Of
American Education Week"
The teachers of the school will be
present and the junior high school
chorus, under the direction of Mrs
Leona B. Knight, will render two
selections. Special music by Wash
ington high school will be another
feature Of the program.
The teachers of the school are
Miss Nellie S. Clarke, Miss Myrtle
Freeman, Miss Harriet Cook, Mrs
Josephine Morgan, Miss Estelle
Meyers. Miss Huldah Todd, Mrs
Katherine Laughlin, Miss Clara
Moore, Mrs. Mary Warren. Miss Iva
Shumate. Miss Anna LeiSs, Miss
Ruby Boone, Mrs. Gladys Murchie
Mrs. Leona B. Knight, Miss Theta
Burkett, Miss Maude Van Ripper
Mrs. Mamie Sweeney, Mrs. Nannette
Love. w. B. Johnson. Mrs. Mary
Headley. Mrs. Lillian Randolph
Miss Ella NJ. Shelf. Miss Eunlce
Grubaugh and Lawrence T. Stat
ford. principal
Broadway Evangelieal--The Rev Lloy6
E Smith pastor Morning theme Is
Democracy Safe?"; night. Nicholas KlauSe
will give an illustrated lecture
BeviIe Avenue EvangelicaI-Th Rev
Ar,h AeCnTfnT Morning theme
Reasons for Being a Christian night
Mans Religion"
Advent EpiscopaI-The Rev. George S
Communion: $50 a. m. Church school ana
a sl9e sermon Who a. Is NV 2S "aSe'
First Friends-Dr. David NJ. Edwards
paioFt hegs The Re RDf Of SFf power
.. m. Quaker club meets. with Alvin T.
Coate speaking.
Fiity-First Street NJ. E-The Rev. VIII
bur D. Gross pastor. Morning theme.
An Eternal Law
Trinity Methodist-The Rev. J. R
Flanagan. pastor. Morning theme God S
Investments; night. Seeking the Best
Fountain Street VI. E.-The Rev. Charles
A. NJ Mccullough. pastor. Morning theme
Our EvangellStic Program night. Arm
istice dav address.
BrightwoOd NJ. E.-The Rev F T. Tav-
lor. pastor. Morning theme. The Presence
Of the Ark night. The UnStableness of
Man
Christian Science Mortals and
Immortals" is the subject of the lesson
sermon N all Churches of Christ. Scien-
fist. on Sunday.
First Baptist-The annual Morton me-
mortal service Will be held at 1880 a m
Sunday with Or. Carleton w. Atwater
speaking.
So. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran-The
Rev. I. c. E. Fackler. pastor Morning
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spired to try playwriting and pro-
duced Rebound" built around the
personality of Hope Williams, a fell
low player in the Hopkins company.
Mr.. Stewart was born in Column
bus, o., in 1894. His books include
"A Parody outline of History and
AUNT Polly's Story of Mankind.
He continued his adventures by
playing a role in his own play, Re
bound"
Hale MacKeen has selected a cast
which includes Martha Pittenger
Walter Pfaff, Lilith Baur, Elsinore
Funk, Dick Grotendick, Mary Ais
pach, Delmas Mcconnell, James
Larmore, Lionel Wiggam and Rita
ConnorS.
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Hollywood's latest rave" Mar
garet SULLIVAN, is co-starred with
John Boles in Universal's super
picture Of the year, only Yester-
day." which will be presented at
the Lyric theater for the week
commencing next Friday.
Strikingly beautiful, Miss Sui
lavan is also an actress Of such
rare ability that she is being her
aided as the greatest find" in
many years.
Though she is but % years old,
she has had a notable stage ca
reer and is credited with being
Broadway's favorite ingenue.
only Yesterday" is a romantic
drama directed by John NJ. Stahl,
the man who made Back Street"
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theme. "Luther-The Staunch;" night,
illustrated lecture. The Life Of Luther -
Tuesday night, the Brotherhood will meet:
Thursday at 2:30 p m, social meeting of
the Ladies Aid at the home of Mrs.
Frank Schlueter 420 East Southern ave-
nue..
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st. Pauls Reformed-The Rev. William
H. Knierin, pastor. This church will
observe its fftieth anniversary Sunday
with an English worship service at 1918
q. m. and a twilight jubilee service at 5
o'clock. The Rev. Lewis W. Stolte of
Dayton. O., will deliver the anniversary
address in the morning
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Kentucky Man Finds
Mother Believed Dead
BIZ United Press

JACKSONVILLE Fla 11-Leutenant- Governor B. Chandler
mothers but instead
yesterday alive after having been separated from
for thirty-one years
had to relate to other the
happenings separated
recognition the
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According to German experts,
high-eXplosive shells are the most
dangerous and gas shells the least
dangerous of the various forms of
air attack.
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Tabernacle sbyterian-Armistice day
services will be held in the morning, with
special music by the quartet and choir
of fifty voices under the direction Of Fred
Newell Morris. Paul r. Matthews is the
organist.
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Rroadwav Rantist

Broadway Baptist The Rev. R. M;
Dodriil, pastor. Missionary Sunday will
be observed in the morning with the Rev.
Y H. Shahbaz, missionary from Persia,
speaking. At night the pastor Will speak
on The Elder Brother"
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Boys and Girls Problems" Each
Of the talks is a short inSpirational
discussion Of life problems.
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Riverside Park NJ. E.-The Rev. H. j..
Kiser. pastor Morning theme. The Re
vival of Christianity; night, unstable
Souls"
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Mt. Olive Episcopal ben Davis)-At 8
tonight the High School Epworth League
Will sponsor an entertainment which will
feature a talk by Tramp" Starr. lecturer
and poet The Indiana Central College
string quartet under direction of Edward
Young. Will play. Miss Florence Harker
Will give a violin solo.
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Second EvangeIcal-The Rev. F. G..
Wacknitz. pastor. Morning theme. "A
Mans Religion; night, the men OF the
church will be in charge.
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Shelby Street Wesleyan Methodist-The
Rev. B. o. Grove. pastor. Morning theme,
THE characteristics of a Christian"
night. THE Desire for Extraordinary
Means"
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Fairview Presbyterian DR.. Edward
Haines Kistler, pastor Morning theme.
Our Presbyterian Background" On
Monday at 745 p. m. the board OF
deacons will meet at the church.
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Bible Class (Marott hOteD-WilI meet on
Tuesday morning with Mrs. Charles J.
Buchanan speaking on Philippians"
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EnglewoOd Christian-The Rev. O. A.
Trinkle, pastor. Morning theme, The
Will" night. Proving and Holding"
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Anger Powell. rector Holy Communion.
a. m. church school, 40 a. m:
church hour kindergarten, l0:45 a. m;
morning prayer and sermon by the rector.
Jas a. m, topic, The Enemies of Peace"
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Carrollton Reformed-The Rev. E. G.
Homrighausen, pastor. Morning theme
"A Psalm of Comfort
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Mrs. Dick Maupin, of Omaha,
Neb., grew potato which took
the shape of a boxing glove, in 1881.
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Broadway NJ E.-The Rev Richard NJ.
Millard pastor. Morning theme, The
Practical Steps in Spiritual Growth. .
The school orchestra will play at night.
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University Park Christian In the
morning the Rev. E. NJ Barney will de-
Y. NJ. c. A. chorus of Charlottesville will
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,,0 North M; h EmDr;; w; W Want pastor
termining Forces; night. "A Religion of
Discovery /"
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whole being pre-
escape slippery portion
diet Although consistently eat twenty pounds
fish daily also fasts living entirely
NEXT-Are all length?
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Christian and Missionary AIliance-The
Rev. James Harper. pastor at As a. m.
Christ
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River Avenue BaptiSt-The Rev J. F
Mitchell, pastor of the Greensburg Baptist
church. Will address an evangehstic rally
at 2:SO p. m. Sunday.
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Capitol Avenue NJ E.-The Rev. E. Ar
mold Clegg pastor. Morning theme "A
New Deal in Religion; night, The Con-
quest of Fear"
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Christian Men Builders Third Christian)
Merle Sidener. leader and teacher. Will
have as his Sunday morning theme, The
Games Never Lost TIL It's Over"
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Emmanuel Reformed-The Rev. Herbert
F. Weckmueller, pastor. Morning service
will observe Home Mission Sunday. AT
80 p m. the young people Will meet
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Bethany Lutheran-The Rev. Luther
Seng. pastor. Morning theme, An Open
Invitation" At 3 p. N. the members VIII
attend a mass meeting at ST. Marks
Lutheran church.
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Missionary Tabernacle-At 1920 a. M
the Rev Margaret Golay will speak on
Christian Experience; 2:30 p. m. the
Rev. Lester Mayhem will speak on THE
Old Man: night. Evangelist Wilbur Nc
Ginnis will speak.
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St. Paul's EvangelicallThe Rev II i,iIi
lehman. pastor At nlgh6 ne psSt in T fbe
Spirit of Tolerance the first OF series
on Facing Great Issues"
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Central Universalist-The Rev z. j.
Unruh pastor. Morning theme, will
Thy Kingdom Come'-Ever?"
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Emmanuel Reformed-The Rev. Herbert
F. Weckmueller, pastor. Morning SerVlce
will observe Home Mission sunday. Al
$50 p m. the young people will meet.
ST. PauIs EvangelicaI-The Rev. Titus
Lehman pastGr MoT nidghP6 r 6e psStTl The
Spirit of Tolerance the tlrst Oh series
on Facing Great Issues
Gethsemane Lutheran-The Rev. j; s;
44i99Te P The LUTHERAN Ministerial Assoe
the First church The Rev A. H. Abb
planalp will have charge of the Mathis
and the Rev. H. E. Turney OF Columbus
will discuss Evangelism and Adult Cate
chization."
All Souls Unitarian-The Rev. F. s. c.
Wicks. pastor. Morning theme. Mistakes
as Midway Helps
Troub Memorial Presbyterian--The Rev.
Lem L.. Latham, pastor. Morning theme
night Gideon"
Meridian Heights Presbyterian-The Rev
theme. Keeping Faith with Yesterday and
Tomorrow" $50 p. NJ. Vernon Parker
will talk to the young people on OK Cart
NorthwOOd Christian-The Rev. R, Mel
ygn pastor MoT pa theme n
Love With Life Again?"
Hillside Christian-The Rev. Herbert j.
Wilson pastor Morning theme, rs the
Missionary Enterprise Worthwhile?";
night Weaknesses of Our Position"
Truth Center of Applied Christianity
The Rev. Edna F. MauZy. pastor. 1920
a M at Hotel Lincoln, theme. "Concen-
tration on Truth.
Irvington Presbyterian-The Rev. John
3. Ferguson, pastor Morning theme,
The S I. W; night, An Old Story
Retold"
All Saints Cathedral. EpiscOpal-The
Rev. Robert c. Alexander vicar. 1880
a. m, Holy Communion: GAS a. m, church
school; IL a. m, morning prayer and
sermon.
Central Universalst-The Rev. z. J.
Unruh pastor Morning theme. "Will
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First services in the new headquarters.
2l07 West Howard street viii be held to-
morrow Sunday school meets at 2 D. m.
followed by dedication service at .. m.
ir--c@a~Es of -Ms1eesJe James Mnrphy.
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All Saints Cathedral Episcopal-The
Rev. Robert c. Alexander. vicar. 730
a. m. Holy Communion: GAS a. m. church
school; IL a. m. morning prayer and
sermon.
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Gethsemane Lutheran-The Rev.

All Souls Unitarian-The Rev. F. S. c.
Wicks pastor Morning theme. Mistakes
as Midway Helps"
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Broadway EvangelicaIThe Rev. LLOYD
E. Smith. pastor Morning theme, Is
Democracy Safe?"; night Nicholas KlauSe
will give an illustrated lecture
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Troub Memorial Presbyterian-The Rev.
Lem L. Latham, pastor. Morning theme,
out Of His Tent to Count the Stars
night. Gideon"
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BrightwoOd NJ. E.-The Rev 2 T Tav-
Tor. pastor. Morning theme. The Presence
Of the Ark" night. The UnStableness of
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Meridian Heights Presbyterian-The Rev.
Sidney Blair Harry. pastor. Morning
theme Keeping Faith with Yesterday and
Tomorrow; $50 p. H., Vernon Parker
will talk to the young people on OK Cart
to Airplane."
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Irvington Presbyterian--The Rev. John
The S. I. w: night. An Old Story
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Fountain Street NJ. E.-The Rev. Charles
A. NJ Mccullough. pastor. Morning theme
our Evangelistic Program night Arm
iStice dav address.
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BevilIe Avenue Evangelical-The Rev
Ambrose Aegerter. pastor. Morning theme
Reasons for Being a Christian; night
Mans Religion"
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First Baptist-The annual Morton me-
mortal service Will be held at 10 80 a. m.
Sunday with Dr.. Carleton w. Atwater
speaking.
st. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran-The
Rev I. c. E Fackler. pastor Morning
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Christian Science Services-"Mortals and
ImmortalS' is the subject of the lesson
sermon IN all Churches of Christ. Scien-
fist. on Sunday.
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Advent EpiscopaI-The Rev. George S.
Southworth rector. $50 a. m. Holy
Communion: $50 a. m. church school and
Bible classes: II a. M, morning prayer
and sermon. Who Is NY Neighbour"