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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21

NN 0nAS1 u uZ1CGCnG
praci agitaGni " dobach
pristich.
Solvence jednoty je 12O.41%.
V 1norovem Organu G. S. A.
jednoty uverejneny .jsou vynat-
ky 2 vyrocnf zpravy "a rok
1910 a die techto informacf do
cilila jednota velmi peknych
vysledk1 v kazdem ohledu.
Celkovy pocet clenstva byl
zvysen 0 400 clenI oproti roku
predchazejfcfmu, takt6z obnos
%pojisten1 zvysen O ~znacnou SUI
mu. Pouzitelne jmenf iednoty
obnasf 81, $40, 924.OO, coz je o
$236,5O7.0O vice nezli pred ro-
KEN. Pc odestenf vsech zavaz-
XII jednoty zbyva este jmenf-
bezpecnostnl zaloha - $780,
$1,000, Gill O $79,198.OO vice
neil pred rokem pres to, re
behem roku cast teto zalohy
byla v podob6 dividendy vypla-
cena clenstvu V obnosu pres
$39,OOO.OO.
Solvence jednoty zvysena ma
120.41% %, coz znamena, re ma
kazdy dollar vsech zakonni-
tych narokG oproti jednote ma
tato $1.2O41 skutecneho jm9nf.
Pres to, re clenov6 jednotlive
kazdym rokem starnou, zfska-
vanim znacneho poctu novych,
mladych clenG bylo pr1merne
start clenstva snfzeno. Taktez
dmrtnost byla pomerne snfzena
a celkem jew Sc stav jednoty
6. S. A. lepsf, silnejsf a zdravel
81 neil kdykoli v minulosti.
V prohlaseni Vykonneho W.
.boru v Organu C.S.A. Sc pravf:
My vsichni jiste Sc radujeme
z toho, re nase G. S. A. jednota
" uplynulem roce docflila tax
peknych vysledkG jak hoTeji u
vedene clslice dokazujl. A nej-
vice mohou Sc pravem radovat
tt bratm a sestry, kterf S orga-
nisatory jednoty vykonali nej-
d1lezitejsf a nejprosp6snejsi:
zlskavan1 novych clen6. Jsou
to oni, kteri ziskavanim no.
vych, mladych clen1 nejvetsf
mirou prispeli k tomu, re jed
nota 6. S. A. ma moznost po-
skytovati vyhody vsem svym
clen1m We zpGsobu snizeni po-
platkG starych celn1 Co 2O%
v 70 r. staff) a vyplacenf divi-
dend ma vSechny certifikaty 3
roxy anebo dele v platnosti.
Temto nasim pracovnfk1m
,patrf hlavni zasluha O zdarny
pokrok C.S.A. jednoty - jim
patti d1ky vsech mas.
Spojenymi silami dosahli
jsme dobrych vysledk1 a zno-
WI dokazali vsem, re "Ve spo-
jen1 je sila". V jakem posta-
venl ash by Sc nalezaly nase je-
dnoty, kdyby jsme nebyli usku-
tecnili jich spojenf? Co by Sc
mohlo dokazati We prospect
vSeho naseho lidu spojenim
ysech nasich podpGrnych jed
not - to jiste zaslouzi d1klad-
neho uvazeni vsech 1Tednfkd a
clenG kazde jednoty bez roz-
dllu.
Spojena jednota G. S. A. do
bre prospfva a Ia pomoci vsech
vas, sestry a bratrf, jist6 i ma
dale zdarne Dude prosp1vati.
Dobra vile a svorna spolupra-
ce - to je ten kouzelny klfc,
ktery otvfra brany 1spechu. o
takovou s%polupraci vas vsech-
ny snazne zadame. Necht kaz-
dy z vas hledi We skutek uvesti
nase heslo: "Kazdy Glen zis-
kej noveho elena"
Vykonny Vybor c. S. A.
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21
Podiyeime SO.

Zamilovany ded podoba Sc
teplemu popeli, ktery pozvol-
ma uhasina, pfec vsak ma do
sud jiskru v sob6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21
Z Washington.

- MuZ, v n6mz byl ZtOtOZ-
men general Walter G.. Krivit-
sky, jinym jmenem Samuel
Ginsberg, byvaly nacelnlk So
vetsk6 vojenske vyzvedne sluz-
by v zapadnf Europe, byl male
zen zastreleny vjednom hotelu
] B. Matthews, vysetfovatel
Diesova vyboru, definitivne ITO
toznil mrtvolu.
Ackoli koronerova porota
vynesla verdikt, re jde o sebe-
vrazdu, pravnf radce zastrele-
neho generala Louis Waldman
" New Yorku prohlasil, re jeho
klient byl zavrazden agenty
ruske tajne policie GPU pro
svou cinnost v teto zemi, naml-
|renou prot diktatoru Stalinovi
Matthews pravil, re znal Kri-
|vitskeho dlouho a re caste sly
Sci jej tvrditi, re Stalinovi a
gent jej dostanou. Jeste pred
casem pry mu fekl: "Nikdy me-
verte, re jsem spachal sebevra-
zdu."
Policie pravi, re mrtvola Kri-
vitskeho byla nalezena pokoj-
skou. General lezel pres po-
stel, polo odstrojeny a bez bot,
Mel strelnou ranu v pravem
snanku a ieho ruka doSud dr.
zela revolver. Krev byla ma je-
no ruce, ma lozi a ma revolveru,
ale nikde nebylo ami stopy pc
zapasu.
Diva listy byly nalezeny v po-
koji, jeden psany rusky, druhy
anglicky, adresovany Waldma-
novi. Policie nalezla prGvodni
list, ma nemz bylo pouzito pfi-
jate jmeno.
President Roosevelt ma It's
kove konferenci pravil, re neni
nebezpeci valky ma Tichem mo
ri a pfipomnel, re admiral No
mura, novy japonsky velvysla-
nee We Washingtone, je starym
prftelem.
Na otazku correspondence
vsak odpovedel, re valka ma
Tichem oceanu nemela by vii
WI ma poskytovanf pomoci An
gill. z toho Sc soudi, re je to
vystraha Japonsku, re jakyko-
Ii jeho pokus zabraniti dopra-
WI valecneho materialu do An
gle Dude marny.
President pravil, re S Nomu-
rou seznamil Sc, kdyz byl Sc
kretafem Department. odstva
a dodal, re jej prime v nekoli-
ka dnech.
OdepTel vysloviti svdj 1sudek
o svedectvf Willkie-ho, vyslovil
Sc vsak, re je zadostiv jej pfi-
jati.
= President Roosevelt schva-
Ill vyplacenf $175, 900, 900 ja-
ko nutneho vydanl ma rychlou
uniforem pro armada.
Armadnf dGstojnici zadali o
tyto penfze, ably potTebne ode
nj pro vojaky mohlo byti lined
nahoupeno, tax ably Sc S ozbro-
jovaclm programem mohlo da-
lie spravne pokracovati.
= Senat schvalil predlohu,
kterou je zvyseno omezenl
vladn1ho dluhu re 40 ma IS BIZ
dollarG. PTedloha byla
liz drive schvalena snemovnou
Dude nyn1 predlozena spolec-
nemu vyboru nasledkem dodat
ku, ktery k predloze pTipojil
senator George w. Norris z
Nebrasky. Predloha dava pra-
70 sekretaTi narodn1ho polka
du vydati valecne bondy a va
lecne znamky a pod.
Y teto pfedloze je tez schva-
emo zruSen1 osvobozeni cd da-
ne vladnich jistot, ktere jsou
liz vydane a ktere budou v bu-
1oucnosti jeste vydane. Die
ohio budou vsechny vladni jis-
podrobeny DAM.
Zvysen1 omezen1 vladniho
bylo uskutecneno ma "a
lost sekretare pokladu Nor
genthaua, ktery pTipomenul, re
1yneJSi omezenl ma $40, OOO,-
100000 je postacitelne pouze
10 mesice kvetna a nebude-li
zvyseno, pc tie dobe nebude via
I'M sprava schopna obchodova-
j a vyrovnavati peneznf pohle-
prot nj.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21
LAS

0, verfm, ohromny
ty slavsky svete,
re mine tveho
pon1zenl noe,
re zableskne ii slava,
stesti, moe,
i narod mdj, re pine
tebou Zkvete.-
Svatopluk Czech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21

Zkuste Trinerovo Horke Vino
S Vitaminem B-1, je to spole-
hlivy zaludecnf prostTedek. U
vaseho lekarnfka neb Jos. Tri-
ner Corp, 1888 S. Ashland Av.
Chicago, Ill.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-21
SPOJENA JEDNOTA {. S. A.

zdarns prospiva a $
nejlepsimi nadsjemi hledi do
budoucnosti. V~sestranns 1spe-
sne vysledky " roce minulem
Jsou vsemu Glenstvu jednoty G.
S. A. povzbuzenim a pobfdkou
ku dalsf radostne a Gzzitecne
praci ~agitacni " dobach
pFiStich.
SOlYence iednofv 10 100 A1&
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

persecution fell the more enthusi-
asm the Christians seemed TO have.
Some Of Gods own were called
upon 20 give their lives for the
cause OF Christ. but for every one
who gave his life. many new con-
verts were added to the church to
strengthen its forts. Instead of
hindering the church. these out
side forces were strengthening
this living organism.
The same thing Is true Of the
church today, because there is no
difference between the church as
the apostles knew 1t and that
which we know today. Jesus
Christ Is just the same yesterday
and today and forever. Our duty
Is to lead men and women to
Christ. head Of the church. II 1t
is not possible for us TO have a
Transforming experience in our
lives as did Paul. then the church
must have changed, and II II has
changed, then into what has 1t
changed?
We dare not compromise with
those who do not have faith.
Neither should we be conformed
to this age. The church raises its
head high above apostasy with the
blood of Jesus Christ as its banner
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ, Ids.
Ed.J
Attending Church But Expression
Of Religion; Must Be Practiced
Kingdom Of God viii Be Received on Earth by Those
Who Guide Their Actions and thoughts by His Word
BY ELDER RAY STEWART
Pastor of Reorganized Church, L. ID. s.

Reorganized of Latter Day Saints Is
Independence Mo
religion the abizng controlling influence
life, for a thnketh in his heart so is he"
modifes his thoughts his actions is
truths which taught and lived by
going church worshppng That
religion is distinct help and should be awaited
added light and inspiration and
felowshppng with God But the
of religion discovered when begins live it, THE truth shall
make free" the statement of Jesus.
When the truth and finds it, then lives it, there
freedom that which brings and Life then takes
a meaning and a perspective is discovered.
the thought that the Kingdom would
upon would
achieved There still inhumaniy
that Kingdom of God
unseshness will
sharing
the Lord their God and their neghbos themselves This
establish cody the basis
will count himself above another will
neghbor well friendly
he visitor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

Children's day service Baptism OF
infants. Junior choir. $40 q. m
and Epworth league. $50 D. m. J. G..
Beckman will speak Preside. 7 .. m.
meet at church to go 70 PIT. Defiance
for outdoor meeting.
Milton Church-Milton- Rev. J. T
Mcqueen pastor. Sunday school 10
. m.
Falkland Rev. A. Kiehlbauch
and Rev. B. Pease. pastors Sunday
school. 10 a. m. Service. IL a. m.
st. PaufS-43d and SO. l. SITS. Rev
r P. Goulder pastor SUNDAY school
e;45 a. m. Children's day program.
Induction OF church school officers,
baptism and reception OF new mem
beers. League services. q. m.
Trinity-6oe Ea 35th st. Rev. p .
T1bbitts pastor Sunday school. 9 IS
q m. Services. II g. m. Preside, $50
p. m.
FREE METHODIST
First-i3li SO. / ct. Rev s Ralph
Klein. pastor SUNDAY school. 10 q m.
Services. IL q. m. and T:3o p. N
Young people, Z p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Special Meetings Set
By Salvation Army

Brgadier Harold Madsen, Of San
Francisco, said to be the Salvation
Army's outstanding Bible student
in the west, will conduct special
services here this week end. He
speeks Saturday evening at T:45
at Corps No. 2. 1114 So. 18th, and
Sunday morning at Corps No. l,
100 So. 18th. Sunday afternoon at
3 he will conduct a Scandinavian
service at the Covenant church,
So. 9th and I.
Sunday evening at T:45 there
will be a union service at Corps
No. I.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
ing FaIth.- chndrsn's day service.

ing Fahh.- Childrsn's day service.
D. m.
Fern HiII-s4IS 90. O II. Rev. b.
c. Gallagher pastor. SUNDAY school,
GAS q. m. Services. IL .. m. and 3
p. m. League. P. m Sermon. a
Gospel of Mystery IL 8. m. Gospel
service at 8.
First-So. 9Th and X SITS. Rev.
Cyrus 4 Albertson pastor. worship.
services. 1890 q m. including pri-
mary. beginner and nursery groups
Study classes. il:4o Youth groups
7 D. m. Leagues meet at church 70
so 20 home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.
Whaley on DAY Island.
Grace-R and Ia. saith sts. Rev.
o. Z. Faulkner. pastor. sunday
school 10 q. m. Services. II a. m.
Lesourd-No 18th and Stevens at.
Rev. George p. Hopkins. pastor. sun
day school. e;45 a. m. Services; II
g. m Sermon. &C m m n | n
Thoughts" followed by communion
and baptisIns.
Masonic. 2sth and Madison. Rev.
ROY Leslie Smith pastor. Sunday
school. s:45 q. m Services. IL .. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

school. e:45 a. m. Services. II q m
Norwegian services. first sunday IN
each month. 10 a m
Falkland Trinity - 30. Park and
Wheeler. Rev T. o Svare. pastor
Sunday school. e:45 a. m. Service. IL
a. m. Sermon, I'VE Must he Born
Again" Sunday school picnic.
Ruston Chapel-52d and Pearl SITS.
SUNDAY school. $50 a m Services.
IL q m.
oiiyet-l42s 30. K st. Rev. c. A
a. m. Services. IL q. m. and 7:45
p. m. Lutherland services, Lake Kill
larney. 3 D. m. Morning worship and
holy communion: 7:45. choir concert.
Peace 2lst and CushmAn. Rev.
A x. Bsthman. pastor: SUNDAY
10 a m. Subject. salvation Rests
ices. IL a. m. Sermon. "The Holy
Our Redeemer tMissouri synod
East saith and X ats Rev A W
Schroeder. pastor. Service. . 80 a m.
Sermon. "A Vision OF the Holy
Trinity"
Our saviors-i7th and J eta. Rev
J. I. Redal. pastor. SUNDAY school
D. m. League. D. m. Norwegian
''I PaSsiaaPPdomn. I'd. ON Mountain
highway. Rev. W. c. Gullixson. pas
tor. SUNDAY school. $50 q. m. serv-
Ices; 1880 N. Sermon. How DO
Grown OF Giory" vesper choral serv-
ice 81 p. m. wteh Rev. Z. BeilweEe
Of Chehslis.
ave- e. Rev. k;ss sd ss i rs..o T's sum.
a. m. Sermon sThe Conversion on
the Damascus Read
St fauit Dsntsh-isio 90. I u.
Rev. John Enseimann. pastor. Serv-
ices. IL q. m. Sermon. THE Mission
AIRY Command"
Trinity-So. 18th and I ats. Rev.
T. Buettner. pastor Services. IL .. m.
Zion missouri synodD - So. 10th
and L sts. Raw. n. X. Engelorecht
pastor. SUNDAY school 10 q m. Serv-
Toe with celebration OF holy commu-
MON. 1890 .. m. Sermon. over
coming"
zion-seth and So. Thompson. Rev
T.. w. Hansen pastor. SUNDAY school.
e,4S q. m. Worship. IL g. m. Prof.
Xavier viii preach
METHODIST
Asbury-seoi so Puget sound ave
Rev. N NJ Jones. pastor. sunday
school. e:4S O. m. Services. IL q m
and D. m. Fellowship. e:s5 .. m.
chndrens day service. s:tS g. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Spiritualisfs Meeting
Al Surprise Lake

Members of Spiritualist churches
in Tacoma are participating in the
annual meeting Of the State Spirit
ualist association at Surprise lake.
Sunday morning services include
healing at $40 and lecture by Mrs.
Roy G. Miller at II. Lectures will
be given at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m,
Mrs. Edith Richmond, of Muske-
gon, Mich, speaking at 2:30. Mes
sage circle at 40.
Saturday night beginning at 8
o'clock there will be messages,
dancing and refreshments IN the
auditorium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

and one hope. The name OF such
a group is rightly called a COM
munion of saints"
The aim of the church service is
true unity: teaching about one
God, declaring His Word, and
uniting man with Him, thus har-
monizing the creature with the
Creator. Sinful man necessarily
needs to be united with his Holy
God, and this is made possible
through the redemption of the
God Man Jesus Christ. The church
service therefore results in making
a unified group unite with God.
"Ye are all one in Christ Jesus
Galatians 3:2SO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

Mrs C. q. Trimble speaks on "Recog-
MIXING Gods Call"
Bethany-So. 57th ana Park ave.
Rev Ernest Barber pastor sunday
school as a. m. Services. lo:4o a. m.
Sermon. How Long Halt lie Between
Two Opinions"
Calyary-Ea. 64tn and p sts. Rev.
Fred Hertxog. pastor Sunday school.
Gas q. m. Services, IL q. m. and
concert at T:S0.
immsnuel-So. 10th and ats.
Rev NJ L. Olsen pastor Sunday
school. e:50 q. m. Services. IL a. m.
kpsorth--So 9Th ana Anderson sts
Rev. Harold O. Perry. pastor. sun
dav school $50 q m. Services IL
a m. and D m. Soldiers and
veterans welcome. Sermon. "Unfaii-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

ual personalities
and n a [ ure s
pray a common
prayer. sing in
u n on a n d
speak of sub
jects of COM
bined or unified
interest. Their
thoughts are di-
rected to ward
the one tru e
God, one faith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09

Its foundation is
the solid rock,
Christ Jesus.
Shortly ate r
Pentecost, a few
rebellious peo-
pie thought the
church could be
put out OF exist
ence. and tried
hard 10 carry
out their plans.
The harder the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
Peace Lutheran Church
So. 2Ist ST and Cnshman are.
A Perfect Unity
Found in Church
Learning Ways and Words
OF God, Purpose of All
BY THE REV. G. II. KITTEL
Former Pastor of Peace
Lutheran Church

Unity in its truest sense is at
tanned by church services. In
church services, people of individ-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-09
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sundsr school a.4s m services
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south Tseema-so ecth ana War
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people $50 p "a a. ~ name. and
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school. s;ts m. Services. 1850
s ~ ses - s. = and ! $.
Rev. william / Monroe pastor sun,
esv ss "
CATHOLIC
n. Aunt-7ox7 So. PARK ave. Rev
Maurice calvin pastor: masses. Q and
81 ye<epbs fs,ov.k,--eos 30 seth
~ Rev Joseph Hagostsk pastor
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new uerr. w Noonan. pastor;
moxs<s 6.9o $50 aak. 10 and II
an.
~. p~t~r ana PAM fPolish,-Ea.
ssfh ana Portland ave. Rev HENRI
Rurwcki' pastor. masses. tao. $50
and 10 10.
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north avs sso a sss , & Bruno pastor
u.1w p...xx-s11 ~ aoth N rev
s:ss. u ana II
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Z A ana III
v,.,tsf,e. fseusn rscoms, - raw
- tS'n $40
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HoIs Cro<<-Ho 4fth and shirley
90. Rev Martin Dussn. pastor
Messet 80. ESQ and II =. m. serv-
aes@ Tao p m
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s<ryice. 7:s5 p. m. Youth groups,
S:ss ,. m.
new ne Sutton Tha sns 80 PASTOR
n r1 NJ sns T.so = M !"
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sunday school e:ft a m. Services.
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dreams Are APT 20 Come True and
what Jesus said About God"
cuRIxTIAN AND MISSIONARY
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avn. ahiaes IN Christ. and aThe
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Foursquare Gospel Church
2SOS So. Sheridan are
House of Christ
Marches Forward
Present Church Same AS
In Age OF Persecution
Nv THE REV. Y. III. Henderson
Pastor Of Foursquare
Gospel Church

The church marches on with n
triumphant step. Nothing shall
prevail against the church because
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and the Holy Ghost as its power
May God bless America.
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Sunday Services in Tacoma Churches

Mckinley Para SIS IA seth 81.
Rev. Z B. Perry. pastor. SUNDAY
school. 10 a m Services. II q m
and I.so D. m. !. P NJ s. o'<s .. m
NAzARENE
Fir<t-so. s7th and N stS Rev
Arthur B Cook pastor sunday
school. p45 q m Services. II m
and 7;+s D m. Young people, e:4S
D. m.
PENTEcosTaL
Bethel-So. Iith ana J sts. Rev
John W. Moseid pastor. sunday
school. 9.45 m Services IL a m.
and 7:so D. m. Martha Remsey. re-
turned missionary, speaker
Beacon Light Honse-4O08 McKin-
lev ave. Rev A kubes pastor. sun
dav school, 10 a. m Services IL a. m
Evangelistie services. 7.45 D. m.
Tabernacle-So 18th and q sta
Rev. Harry J Stei. pastor Sunday
school. GAS m Services. IL a m
calvary = eeth and Portland ave
school J p. m Services 7:so D. m.
Sermons. Gods Truth II Marching
on" and Looking Through"
Full Gospel Nission-32o9 Portland
ave. Sunday school 2 D. m. Serv-
ices 7.30 D. m
Fun Gospel chapel-So. 25th and
Tacoma ave. Rev +. r Morris. pas
tor. Sunday school. Gas n. m. Serv-
ices IL a. m. and D m p c. W.
6 40 D m street service . m
Glad Tidings Assembly OF God
5o2S No, Pearl st Rev. Lyle B. sprad-
ley, pastor Sunday school. 10 a. m.
Services. II m. and 7:45 D. m.
BIBLE PRESBYTERIAN
ftrst-Normanna hall. So. 18th and
KAY. Rev. Roy T. Brumbaueh
pastor. Sunday school. 10 a. m. Serv-
ices, IL a. m. and D. m. Young
people. s p. m, and Fellowship. Z.
Sermons. THE Word of God Marches
on" and supernatural Living In
NalurallsfIc World .
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endorsed By Protestant Catholic

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Asbury-s6oi so Puget sound ave
Rev. N NJ. Jones. pastor. sunday
school. e:45 O. m. Services. IL q. m.
and D. m. Fellowship. e.ss D. m.
Children's day service. e:45 g. m.
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--s77i East. J 81 Rev, Rev stewart.
pastor Church school e:45 m.
Services. II . m. and 7:30 y m.
service. 8 80 n. m. Tacoma and Puy-
aliup churches hold Children's day
services At Puyallup. Baptism.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-05-22

Capitol police begin checking articles carried by visitors, for the first
time since World Wal I days, when a tmebomb exploded in the senate
reception room. Acting under orders from the capitol police board,
fourteen officers r stopping all visitors at the seven entrances to the
building, and relieve all sightseers of bundles, cameras, umbrellas and
other articles large enough to conceal a bomb.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-05-22
Uncle
&Y1: IN
Yet They Die Together

Sometimes we bury our friends
a good deal sooner than their
faults.
We would recognize opportunity
more easily if it we're not SO often
disguised as work.
Some men lie awake al night
planning how to win success. But
those who get it stay awake IN the
daytime.
Veracity of a Whisper
Some people believe anything
you tell them-if you whisper it.
The hardest tumble a man can
take is to tumble over his own
bluff.
Pearls Of wisdom aren't always
the cultured" variety.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-05-22

Big Hank Greenberg, (right) the
most valuable man in the American
league, looks wistfully out towards
the diamond before starting his last
game prior to his induction In the
army. Several hundred friends came
to say good-by.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1941-05-22
BONES

N BOYS
THE WELSH MINERAL CO., 18th and
Montana Ave-, Billings. Montana, is pay
ing S18 per ton delivered to their plant for
dry. bleached cattle. and horse bones. $12
per ton for discard green bone.
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BABY CHICKS

RELATIONSHIPS RESISTANT BABY
ern bred, range raised hocks. An our
hocks are y. s. Approved. double blood
tested and banded under the supervision
of the North Dakota State Poultry I'm
provement Board. Leghorns. Rocks, Reds.
~orpingtons,- W~yandottes.. Giant, MinorcaS
week. Special prices and discounts. Writs
for catalog and prices to
BLUE RIBBON HATCHERY AND
SUPPLY COMPANY
Mandan North Dakota.
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POULTRY

CASH BUYERS OF LIVE and Dressed
Co., Else Placer st., Butte, Mont.