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THE CHURCH OF CHB.IST,
THE dlUHCH OH CHRIST Meets ok
tht rrnrrt Shipping and Cottagi streets
Lonl day at 10:30 a. m.,,fdr wor
ahipv and at 7 p. nu, eTcntng fur Bilil
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S FIK8T BAPTIST ,
FIRST-BAPTIST CI KCH Rer. K. II.
Shanka, pastor. Bible achool at 9:45. Mr.
Kdward Krhunke. Hup't. Attendance con
test with1 MrMinnil! . arhool in which
Bales , is ' leading. ' Horning : worship at ,
11 a. .. i Sermon Tr.y the pastor. "The
Fellowship of The Saints." Anthem, "Ra
dianr Mora," Woodard. Solo by Misa
Ursce Fawk. The Ilaad-of-Fellowsliip to
40 cew tut-inber will form a part ol the
morning service and the Coramnnion of the
Lord' Sapper will be celebrated at the
close of the sermon. There will be no
evening- meeting on account of the Union
Revival. All ore nrged to attend the lie
mareit meetings. The BYPU meets at 0
p. a. Mr, Edgar Tibbeta is president.
CATHOUO CHTTRCH
CATHOLIC CHURCH Communion
asasa at 7:30. Children's mass at 8:30
and high maso with sermon by assistant
pastor. larriago in the Catholic
OhuTCB. at 10:30. Benediction follows
Ust.masi. Everyona welcome, i ,
ITS.8T CHMSTIAW
FIKST- CHRISTIAN CHURCH Cen
ter and High streets. J. J. Evans, minis
ter; -Vi-ta listtie Mitchell, missionary. Mr.
and Mrs. Bverlee, recently returned from
Africa. an4 formerly of Salem, will Jtivo
the message at tha mornintt service. The
Bible arhool will meet at : in an inter
esting session. The men's class at the
Blight, theater continues to attract the
tua, in large nnmbera at the same hour.
A great program for the day. No service
at the church in the evening On account
of the Demarest revival at the big taber
narl.. , Young' people -meet at 8 o'clock.
'. Ot?RT STREET CHRISTIAN Comer
N. lth sad Court streets. K. 1. Putnam;
"Mini tar. Bible School :45 a. m. Chris
J." Kowits, Supt. Special mnsie by Miss
Turner's orchestra. Graded school. Jun
lor following observance ot tord's Table.
Morning worship 11 a. i m. Sermon:
"True Wscipleship." Baptismal serviee
at First Church following .morning aervtea.
Kndeavorer are reminded to meet at 5:30
on account of tabernacle., meetings. No
evening service. We join in evangelistic
service at the big tabernacle. All are urK
rd to attend. Monday 7:30 monthly offi
cial board meeting.. Building beard also
meets at p. m. Ton are most cordially
invited to worship with us.
CONGREGATIONAL CHTTECH
FIRST Liberty and Center strets. W.
C. Kantner, minister., .. Sunday . school at
10 a- m. Interesting- classes under com
petent teachers. M. D. MeCallister. sup
erintendent. Morning .worship m.
Kermon subject; Jesua Christ and the
Men ot Salem." Good music by an ex
ceptionally gifted quartet. No evening
services. We are cooperating with the
Union Revival campaign. i
CHRITIASiciiarCE
FIRST CHURCH Darbin Hughes
nail, ever the J. C. Perry store, Sunday
morning eervifles at' 11 o'clock.- Evening
8 o'clock Subject of len sermon:
"Everlastitir Punishment." Sunday
arhool at S i30 s. m. . Wednesday evening
testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. Reading
Room. 20, Msonic temple, open, every
day except holidays-and Sunday from
11:15 to 5:30 p. m. All are cordially
invited to our services and to our reading
, , EVAHQBXICAI, ;
" 'EVANGELICAL "CHURCH ChcmekeU
j street F. W. Launer, pastor Sermon tt
11 a., m. Subject, "Giving." ' Sunday
school at 10 a. m. O. R. Strausbangh
leader. No evening aerviees. We are in
the big revival. The first quarterly meet
, Ing Wednesday evening. May 7. Rev. G.
L. Levell will preside.
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HIOHLASD ' FRIENDS CHURCH
Highlsnd Are. and NorthfeChurch 8s. -I. G.
and Ida J.. Lee, Ministers. Bible school
meets at 19 m. Walter Stanton super
intendent. Onr school Is well arranged
with eUstea for all ages and separate
rooms for most ot them and a - welcome
for al.- Morning worship and preaching
at 11 ' We have given two messages on
the general; subject: "Christian Exper
ience." one, on Justification, . the other
n Regeneration. The subject for this
Sunday will be "The Bsptism With The
Holy Ghost; or; SaBctifieatioB." There
will be no evening service on account of
the meetings at the tabernacle. Mrs. De
marest is preaching the real gospel and
we .wan everybody .to. eat;erfc:,
LTJTHERAW
CH3IST: EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
Stale and Eighteenth streets, O. Koch
ler, pastor.. Sunday achool in English at
9 :30 s. m. There will .. hi preaching
f English) at 10:30 a. m. Subject: "Are
You Converted I The Most Vital Ques
tion." Young peoples meeting at 2:30
p. m. (Topic; "In His Steps." Mid
week meet iag Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
Bible' school on Saturday conducted by
the pastor from 9-12 a. m. 1
, METHODIST"
JASON LEE MEMORIAL Methodist
Episcopal Corner North Winter and Jef
ferson streets. Thomas Aeheson,' pastor.
IRey Walker, assistant, in charge of the
Junior church. .Tske the north Commer
cial street car to Jefferson avenue. This
eharch welcomes the public to its ser
vices on the coming - Lord' day. Too.
will feel at home with us and we are sure
ye' Will profit by attending. Sunday
arhool convenes at 9:45 a. ni, with a wide
wake session promised. Classes in Bible
study for U ages in charge of capable
teacher. Public worship at 11 - a. m.
Subject: "Where Wisdom And Folly Get
Mixed, ' by the pastor. Rev. - LeRoy
Walker will 'preach to the Juniors down
fairs. ' Young .people 8 to 16 years of
age- welcome. Big union evangelistic
meeting at the tabemaele. Willamette
University campus, corner 12th and State
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TIIE OKEGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
Church
,. I !:.., i .. i. . J- ,:..'
streets, at 3 p. ni., anil at 7:30 p. m.
We urge not only upon the members but
the people of this end of the city to take
advantage of' attending these wonderful
meetings. We also urge that all who are
Christiana, rally for active serviee. This
is yonr opportunity. The young people
will meet fur devotional meeting at 5:3U
p. m., and will close in time to attend
the service at the tabernacle. Vou are
invited. i
liESLIE METHODIST EPISCOPAL--South
Commercial and Myers streets. II.
F. Pemberton, Pastor. You are cordially
invited , to .' attend, the, services .of , this
church '' Sunday as- follows: Sunday
school at 9:45. K. A. Khoten, superin
tendent. -A live Bible school with earnest,
devoted teachers and classes for all ages.
The Kp worth league meets at 5:30 for an
interesting, inspiring hour with the young
people. Morning worship at 1A o'clock.
Sermon subject: Jesua in lli Father's
House. No meeting in the evening as we
are cooperating in the Demarest Evangel
listie metings in the tabernacle. You will
be gladly greeted at all the meetings ia
this church and will enjoy its fellowship
tsnd Christian earnestness. We invite you
to make this your church. Plan to at
tend al line meetings in the tabernacle.
They are worth your hile. . Urge your
friends to go. j , '
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Corner State and Church atreiets. Blaine
K. Kirkpatrick, Minister. Class meeting,
9:15 a. m. Oe.4 P. Litchfield leader.
Sunday school 9:4.1 a. m. H. F. .Shank,
superintendent. I-et ua mobilise, the Sun
day school 100 per; cent for the revival
campaign.. Pun to study with us this
week.' Morning worship 11 o'clock. Spe
cial music by the choir, under the direc
tion of Prof, llobson, with rrof. Roberts
at the-organ. The pastor will preach on
the subject "Awake, O Zion." The pub
lic is cordially welcome but members of
the congregation are. specially urged to
be " present. Afternoon service at. the
tabernacle at 3 o'clock. No evening aer
vic. This church is cooperating in the
evangelistic campaign and nrges its con
gregation to attend - tle evening - service
at the tabemale at 7:30 o'clock.
CEXTER: STREET --Xorth 13U and
Center streets. Geo. S. JVoeUer, minister.
Sunday , school hour, 10 o'clock' Aug. G.
Carl, superintendent. English and Ger
man, classes. The pastor, will preach an
evangelistic sermon at 11 o'clock in the
German language. : No meetings during
the week on account of the great taber
nacle revival, to which we urge all mem
bers and constituent to go. Mrs. Demar
est speaks., this afternoon on "Love" and
tonight on "Time, Rev. Mr. Demarest
and Iter. Wren are valuable assistants to
the evangelist, t Invite your neighbors to
come.:. . " ; -
-SCANDINAVIA METHODIST EPIS
COPAL. 15th and Mill streets. David E.
Uas&et,-pastor. Sunday morning service
at 11 o'clock.' Sunday -achool at ( 12
o'clock. Gust Anderson, superintendent.
There will be no Sunday evening service
or mid-week service, but you .ere all .in
vited to attend the Demarest revival meet
ings in the tabernacle every night except
Saturday, Thursday afternoon. May 8th,
the Ladies Aid sosiety will jneet at the
home of Mrs. Charles Anderson, Salem
Heights. - You will find a cordial welcome
st all of our meetings, -- -
MARKET STREET - FREE- METHO
DIST Corner of N. Winter and Market
streets. Rev. Mortimer C. Clarke, Pas
tor. - Sunday school-st 9:45. Dr. Frank
S. Schuts. superintendent. Preaching at
11 o'clock by the pastor. Subject: "The
Victory of Faith.' ' Claso meeting at
12:15. Mrs. Ida Garrett, leader. There
will be no evening service nor weekly aer
viees as we are uniting in the revival
services at tha big tabernacle, : We urge
all to take advantage of hearing the great
Gospel messages that are being given by
Mrs. Demarest. .. 4 .1 . I
PRESBYTERIAN
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ' CHURCH
Ward Wilis Long; -Minister. - 9:45 a. m
Sunday school, Mr. II. E. Barrett, super
intendent. 11:00 a. nu, morning worship.
Sermon- ' 'Why .Jesus .Went Away" by
the minister. The choir will sing, "Gloria
in Excelsis," (Buck.) Organ - numbers,
"March in G" (Smart); "Pastorale
Symphony From the Messiah," (Handel);
and "Postelude in G" (Wagheme.) In
fant will be baptised and new. members
received into the. church at the .morning
service. ' Any applicants for membership
should come before. the session which will
meet at 10:15 for this purpose. 6:15
p. m.. Christian endeavor societies. Top
ic: 'How Jesus Overcame Temptation,"
Luke 4:1-13. (Consecration meeting.)
These . meetings will close In ..time .for
those who attend to get to the tabernacle
for the 7:30 aerrice. -
ST. F AtTXa 8 (EPISCOPAL) CHURCH
Corner of Church and Chemeketa
streets. Rev. II. D. Chambers, Rector.
Holy Eucharist as usual in the chapel at
7:30 a. m. 'Church arhool at 9:45. Sec
ond celebration of the Holy Eucharist
with' music and sermon at 11 a. m. No
YPS meeting.- St. Paul's extends a cor
dial invitation to all to worship with the
regular congregation.
UNITED BRETHREN
FIRST, UNITED BRETHREN Corner
Twelfth and Mission streets. Sunday
school 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a. ra.
There, will be no evening service in the
church. We are joining In the Demarest
Union revival. You are invited to wor
ship with us in the morning at church
and In the evening come to, the taber
nacle. Don't miss hearing this wonderful
lady evangelist. All are welcome. C. W.
Tibbet, Pastor. . ; t
UNITED BRETHREN Castle Chspel,
corner of 17 th street and Nebraska ave
nue, Sunday achool 10 a. m. There is a
class for you: come. C. P. Wells super
intendent. Morning worship 11a. m.
Come and worship with us. Christian En
deavor and junior Shriatian Endeavor
8:00 p. m., promptly. No weekly meeting
on account of revival services at the De-
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en a hall at which Mayor Prank
X. Smith was deliver In an address.
Tha clergyman had demanded that
th : mayor-- take ; draatUT , action - to
clean np Buffalo by closlnr den
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marecit tabernacle, whirh all are invited
to attend, and help. Come and bring
your friends. ; .
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TJKTT ASIAN
ITNITARIAN CHURCH Rev. Martin
Fereshetian, Minister. Services are held
iu the . Women's Club building. Cottage
and Center streets. Church school at
10:00 a. m. Graded instruction. Class
for adults conducted by the minister.
Lecture and discussion on the New Testa
ment literature. All those who are in
terested in Liberal Christianity are urged
to come and attend this class. Devotional
services at ll:UO a. in. Subject of the
sermon, "The Devil Dancer." Mrs. M.
Fereshetian will sing, "The Prayer Per
fect.", by J. W. Riley. Mrs. W. A. Den
ton at the organ.- -
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
Tabernacle on Ferry afreet, near
Church atreet. Sunday morning service
11 a. m. Dr. Webber will preach. Sun
day achool following the morning ser
vice. No afternoon or evening service
of this week. The Fridsy evening Bible
study is alio withheld. Saturday eve
ning 8 o'clock in the tabernacle in charge
ot the , yonng people. A welcome to all
service.
BETHANY REFORMED
BETHANY REFORMED CHURCH
Corner of :Capitol and Marion streets.
Snnday school 10 a. m., and German
preaching service 11 a. n. No evening
serf ice. M. Denny, pastor.
CHURCH OF GOD
1348 N. Church atreet. J.; J. Gillespie,
Pastor. Sunday school at 10 o'clock
sharp, so be on . time and help in the
song service, and also expect to take part
in the lesson for the day. Preaching
service 11 a. m. Subject "Sin and Its
Consequences," Rom 6:23. Young peo
ples services 6:45 p. m and testimony
and preaching at 7:30., Prayer, meeting
at 1590 Highland avenue Tuesday eve
ning 7:30, and prayer meeting at the chap
el Wednesday evening 7:3. Come ex
pecting the blessing of the Lord to attend
the aerviees.
aua .TxoiNos .mission.
3434 Court street. C. S. Johnson, Pas
tor. Sunday school at 2 p. nu- Services
at 3 and 8 n. m. Bible study on Tues
day evening. Prayer meeting at - North
Howell Wednesday evening. Young peo
ples' meeting on Thursday evening. Miss
Clara' Cummins, lesder. Serviee Satur
day evening. We believe and team tne
old-time religion: aalvation for the sin
ner; baptism with the Holy Spirit for
the believer; healing through prayer for
the sick and the second coming of Christ.
Mission is open to everybody. If sick or
n need come and we will pray wun you.
THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
Vut. Awew Cnnrlaw avaaiDV St i ft T W
in. WOW halL Guy Philips, leader.
Everybody welcome.
America's Irish .Discoverer
Pictured in Stained Glass
"DALLAS, Texas, May 3. Mem
bers of the American. Bar associa
tion who attend the special meet
ing of the association to be held
in London daring the week of
July 21 hare been invited to be
the guests of the Order of Advo
cates of Paris, France, during
their trip to Europe, i The invita
tion was cabled to R. E. L. Saner
of Dallas, president of the asso
ciation, by M. Tourcave, president
of the Paris order. '
Mr. Saner also has received In
vitations from the Scottish. Bar as
sociation at Edinburgh, ' and' the
Irish Bar association at Dublin.
The invitations were referred to
John W. Davis of ! New York,
chairman of the London commit
tee.' ;"
A special joint meeting of the
American Bar with the English
Bar is being arranged by and at
the invitation of the English Bar.
Mr, Saner estimated that at least
1500 American lawyers would at
tends ..... r
NEW CHEVROLET
HOME COMPLETE
Newton Chevrolet company has
moved Into their new home at the
corner of High and - Chemeketa
streets
Although the painting and
some of the finishing touches are
not quite complete and the outside
of the building is not altogether
clear from the ordinary dirt from
building the Newton . Chevrolet
company is now in their new home
and expect to be all cleaned up
and ready to displayed their cars
in the new building in a few days.
The new, building was built
especially for the company and
seems to be an ideal place for the
business. There is a large and
spacious display room for the
cars, a good office space, a parts
room, a shop, and lots of storage
room. There are two entrances to
the garage,, one . from . the . High
street entrance and one from the
Chemeketa street side.
REMODEL OFFICE
The . Marion Automobile com
pany has , been busy making " 1m
provements during the last week.
The office has been moved to a
balcony, which has been built over
the rear of the parts room. A new
plate glass window has been, put
S a ' a m . . . .
in wmcn win give a Detter ais
play for parts and accessories.:
ADDS AUTO EQUIPMENT FOR
CAMPIXQ
Smith and Watklns, local auto
tire and accessory dealers, are put
ting In a camping equipment de
partment in their store at : the
corner of Court and Hight streets.
A balcony has been put in and a
tent and equipment will bet set
up on it.
TO CALIFORNIA
Jim Smith of the firm of Smith
and Wat inks, local accessory and
tire dealers, left for a business
and pleasure trip to southern Cal
Ifornia yesterday. "Jim" stated
that he would be gone about ten
days,- bat his partner. "Bill" in
sinuated that Jim would sneak
over the. border, to TIa Juana be-
fore. returning home,. "
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Evangelist Jennings, Ex-Train Robber, Who Says
$1,000,000 Oil Fund "Bought" Harding Nomination.
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Al Jennings, lawyer, politician.
train robber, convict, ; preacher,
author, motion picture actor and
producer, and now an evangltst,
has been subpoenaed to testify be
fore the Senate oil Investigation
committee. Before he left Iong
Beach, CaL, for , Washington, he
rnade a statement in which he said
Church Members Discussed by
Mrs. Barton In Interesting Manner
By CLARA VIRGINIA BARTON
' There - is , one great story of
American ' life to be written, and
It is surprising that so far writers
appear to overlook the material.
, Apropos of a flood of present
day novels, I can think of families
that have died out within my life
time, but I can not recollect one
that, has degenerated. These
average" people who I know are
getting on; they are not slipping
back. They are a long way from
perfect, but , they are not at the
mercy of the subconscious.. 1
From novels and reviews I
would gather that churches are
comically inadequate gestures.
worn-out - traditions now handed
down by intellectual weaklings.
Readers ot our . literature a hun
dred years from now can come to
no other conclusion. Is that true?
Take Salem, where I have lived
for ten years. Salem is a city of
about twenty thousand people,
and of this number I have a speak
ing acquaintance with six hundred
or more. As I go over the list in
my mind this , way and that, at
random, I can think of only one
family who are not members of
any church. They were Boston
Unitarians . and are among my
dearest friends here, it happens.
Go - into the canneries, mills,
grange meetings, offices of pro
fessional men and women, stores,
manufacturing., plants, and there
you see the same people that you
see in the churches on Sunday.
' I know many state officials, su
preme court udges, city officials.
CURE FOR CONCEIT
(By E. W. Howe)
We pretty generally believe that
men of our time are more intelli
gent, than the ancients, and that
we have made great progress in
our thinking. Recently a book
was printed to deny this.
The author, James J. Walsh,
has the following titles: M. D.,
L. L. D., Ph. D., Litt. D., Sc. D.,
and K. C. St. G.
This learned man declares that
while In housing, getting about, in
producing our food, we have taken
advantage of : experience, other
wise man i3 as he was at the be
ginning, as a tree is still a tree, a
dog still a dog, and a pig still a
pig. Indeed, man . is about the
mo3t original and natural thing
left: i We have . improved trees,
dogs and pigs, but man is about
as he was originally. The popu
lar Idea ; of progress is that we
can measure human advance al
most from-decade to -decade. As
a matter of fact. Dr. Walsh, says.
In the great expressions of human
intelligence we are behind, not
ahead, of, the past. The ordinary
idea of modern progress, as rep
resenting a great advance in our
time over what was accomplished
by preceding generations, is en
tirely without justification In his
tory. Human nature has not
changed, and to read a classic, no
matter how old It may be, is like
reading a commentary in today's
newspaper. Men have often faced
the special problems of humanity
we are occupied with now, and
whenever they . have taken them
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Forty New . Members
To .Welcome
Sermon: "The Fellowship of The Saints.
Anthem: "The Radiant Morn." Woodard.'
Bible School at 9:45. Ed Schunke, Supt.- No evening. service.
All attend Demarest Revival '
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he planned to rock the. country
with the story of a million dollar
payment .that he said bought the
nomination of the late President
Harding as the Republican candi
date in 1920. t He declared the deal
was engineered by one of the Re
publican' leaders who ' Is an "ex
Senator and an Easterner,
and our club had occasion last
Veek to confer with the "officials
of one of the best known dinner
clubs. Every one said the same
thing, if you want to get anything
done go to Rev. Mr. Long,, he is
the one who can put things
through. (Presbyterian.)
Attend the meetings of the city
council, chamber of " commerce,
school board, park board, associ
ated charities, federated clubs,
there are the church people and
the churches are the city.
Next to my home on the north
are as good neighbors as one could
have Roman Catholic. The man
of the family is in the .insurance
business and - only a . short time
ago added "ex" to the title of
postmaster that . he had held for
years. On the . other side, the
same as to neighbors but very ac
tive members of the First Chris
tian church, the man a nose and
throat specialist. The same thing
all about us. 5 " : -
What kind of a national litera
ture fs it that ignores these facts?
They can be verified easily and a
thousand lights ar$d shadows
thrown upon them to make the
backbone of a truly American
rjfrrel. Specialists 'In 'arts and
fences come from these people,
rat seldom a criminal.
Of the six dearest friends I
have in the 'world, ' a Catholic
stands first, i And I am a Metho
dist and a poet! I can see .you
e mile, , but it is no broader than
mine. .
The Literary Review.
seriously, in any period -of human
history,, they have solved them-as
well aa at any other period,- even
our own., The problems of . edu
cation that we are' most interested
in discussing at the present time
are all old. Much more of our
science was anticipated longer ago
than we care to admit, until the
actual evidence Is presented to us.
Many supposedly new :advances in
medicine are really quite old.
What is true of science is also true
as regards social problems. It is
easy to illustrate that the sociol
ogical questions of our age have
oiten ;ome up for solution before,
and that some of those solutions
are well worth studying for the
sake of the light they throw on
dark phases of present-day prob
lems. In the historical period men
have always been just what they
are at: present In their interests,
their ways of looking at things,
their power of expression, and
their philosophic views of life.
The assumption of ; inevitable
progress supposed to be traceable
from century, to century, if Jnot
actually from generation to gener
ation, is entirely without confir
mation in actual ' history. There
are cycles of achievement, and
ups and downs in human accom
plishment, but we are far from
being as a, great as we boast;
modernism .is only one of our
amiable self-delusions.
I am conceited as to the accom
plishments of men of my race, if
not of my own, and confess this
declaration of Dr., Walsh, with
that long string of . titles, stagger
ed me. I had , supposed all men
First Baptist Church
REV. E. H. SHANKS
SUNDAY MOTINING,
agreed that we are progressing.
Why have we been unable to prog
ress in our social lives as we have
progressed in transportation?
Peace, kindness, mutual help,
fairness, politeness, pay larger
dividends than flying machines or
radios. Dr. Walsh has hit my
conceit a hard blow, although I
beleve he has. for some purpose
of his own, given modern man a
little the worst of it. , ?
German Trigamist Preferred
Jail to Any of His Wives
! BERLIN, April 7 (by mail).
When Quirin Hardt. a shopkeeper,
was sentenced recently to prison
as a trigamist, his three wives
arose from court room seats,
cursed the judge and. fought to
get by the guards to their husband
and comfort him... -;
At; the time of hjs arrest Hardt
had tired of all three wives, and
informed the court that he pre
ferred 20 years in jail to being
compelled to return to any one of
them... He was given a sentence
of a year and a half and left,. the
court In smiles. Hardt was born
of German parents in Belgium".
Hirst first wife was a Russian, his
second Polish, and his third a Ru
manian. 56
Henry Drummond said Love was, "The Greatest Thing in the
World." "This will be one of the most quickening messages
you have ever, heard.- If .you don'fcexpect to beinspired,- den't:
come.
By
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at
University Campus, opposite Supreme
Great
Choir of 200 to
Demarest s.
Sunday night subject is ' The
Nursery for children in Chresto Hall at
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MAY 4 1924
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Crows Kill and Kat Hare
HAMBURG. Germany, April 7
ti a finrk of crows at-
liy wan. "
tacked, killed and ate a hare near
Tarp. according to observers who
produced bits 01 iur "
proof. They say that the saw a
FIRSTCHUISTIATICHURC
: Center and High Streets
:J.J. EVANS, Minister.
Air Efficient Bibte School at 9:45
.. Classes for all ages of pupils. .
. ,Mr. and Mr. Byerly. very, recently from Afr
.give the -morning message in song and stoir-An hours
of instruction and worship worth while. No evening
service. . : -
Biprograrh at MenV GIass, BHgh Theater
. 9:30
ATTEND REVIVAL' AT TABERNACLE
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single crow discover the hare in
an open field. The bird flew
about the animal and called fran
tically until H had recruited
twelve more and the flock then
. rhn hare and peck-
l aescenu"
ed it to death In a tew minutes.
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