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iHE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 16, 1923 : THE GOSPEL CHABIOT Uel in the gospel, chariot, there' room . cooagh for mil. Tkere'B joy end peace anil Meatus- to thoe who hear the call. To Baiota will roon be going for time la nearly done. Come ret oa boaia the Goapel Car for ; Ihera room for erery mnt. There'e going to le a banquet war up bejoud the blue And if your robe ia npotlea and your life i ringing- true, " Yo rn Join thru bleaaed company who i)a immortal know. cape thia world of aorrow of in and pain and Afj Acne ia It rnri o! A h ttoon roamed aeranil only it? William 4. Hrrau a an oratur. Ti;ee wilt be good wusic. The meetiaga are a pe" to atl.j.. . ... j'- 43 lad tiDiiraa misstiok 343 Court bt. Pafor; ih. Johnson. 1935 Maple Are. Stnrtcrs: a and -9 p. m. .Sanday achool; 2 p. m. 8npiirtateiiI-tit: 8. Berkey. Friday evening tciil sirrting rontinue at 133 Maple A., btork south of Highland Ave. Take Highland bus to Maple Ave..-or North C"tiinrreial far to Houth tU Many arr rp:i;i t our meeting and .; are ' being ll.-i. ..- We preach and tcauh "the old tiniie religion.'.' METHODIST I CfcMEB 8t. 13th and tVuter Su. I'ator: A. r.i Hilmer, 684 X. Winter, mono o0M. Serncea: 11 a.l m. Sermon topics: "Uiring an Account."' Uunday urbool: 10 o'ckx-lu Thia Sunday closes me cuuierence year. UNITARIAN Cottage and i i'hemeketa St. Pastor: Martin KrreKhetian.- 37- Chemcketa St. Phone o 50. Ibe UiUrian rlmrch will reaume aerrirea the firafc of j September. Mr. Kereshetian will preachy . A rumor that he haa resigned ia false. Mr. Te-rft-brtian is-takinf hia customary ea lion, but did hot go away to tudy a haa been hia r a atom in the pant. - He ia ready at all times .to aenre all who may uefcire hi servire whether they belong to the church of which he is (minister or no chnrch whatever. At the present time Mr. Ferenhetian is getting his subjects vmilr md . tlwiaA ... I. . V. . : I l " uiui, BVk u auojeria wnicD. tney wonld like to hare ' Ob. yet there's time. I him consider are urged to aend him the The torn back to lor in r Father froai ! topics and ha will eive thim rrnnr ran. Ton-II bare & Mine to linger nor look back upon h earth. Kaiuemher Iot'a' wife. hasten on for the world haa loai -its worth. All the things of arth are passing only fleeting thing f tWne i ..... Cod has made for '-mm 4iugdBs. in his glory it shall abine. ; . - - , ' ; --. ' Oh there'a room for rery.. kiaaer for kin blood can make . you white. Won't you rome and get your passage for the ear may tutart tonight. Then if you're not ready ; brother, you will le forerer lost. v ' , i Ana you ll pay w:th fearful sorrow at " nerer ending cost. - ! 1 Far that awful gulf is yawning Lake 10 ana io Jesus said no war to cross it when at last your r noire is fixed; When k. . K.y Thousands Strong, Paraded in Capitol the feeding of the swine. You'll be glad you've taken passage when you bear the shouts and aongv Been the happy shining facea and the white-robed glory throngs. Walked the golden streets with Jesus Heard Hia sweet voire say to you: s Veil done, good and faithful servant, you re counted with the true. Dolly Earle Leonard. 431 8. Cottage St.? ', ' EFISCOVAX. !' ' ! - .. ST. PArL'R Church tit. at Cheraek eta. Bector, Rev. H. Duncan Chambers. .Holy Kueharist 7:3u a. m. in the chapel. Morning prayer and sermon by the rc tor at II I. m. "'The Moral Conflict, its Significance." Mrs. Ines Handel will play violin aalo.; Church school: 9:45 a. m, j METHODIST EPISCOPAL , , . JASON LEE i MEMORIAL Cbrner Korth Winter and Jefferson ftt. Pastor, Thomaa Arheson, 1 060 Jefferson Ave. Phone 1006J. Assistant pastor, Leroy 'Walker, 920 Oak St. phone 1401. Serv ices. 11 a. m. and 8 d. m. Hertnon topics Kermon by the pastor. Impressions .of Xust i tu le. At II a. m Rev: Walker will ? reach to the Junior church down- stairs, oung people up to 16 years welcomed. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Huperimend nt, Harry Carpenter. Young people' meetings: 7 p. m.. Wesley and Epworth leagnes meeting in separate rooms for devotional services.- Week-day services: Business meetings of the chnrch will be held Monday evening at 7:30. All div Meeting of Ladies': Aid society at Fair groands on Wednesdiv. Prayer mc-piing tn? Junior and Senior :rhurchs Thars djr 8 t. m. The pastor will be assistud t Ihe evening service bv a group -ef yeunr people who ritenrfed the yo'inj :. penpfr's convention at Fall, City. They ! will sing the song that wan first p'anc in a-contest agiiut 40 o:her fescues. ? LKSLIK South Commercial and My ers Mix. Pastor: II. F. Pemlterton. 348 Myers St. Phone 188 J Services: 11 a. m. and & p. m. Sermon topics: "The ftanctification of All Life," morning: '"The Law of the Cross," evening. Sun day school : 9:45 a. m. Superintendent: K. A. Khoten. Young peoples' meetings: Intermediate Epworth league at Leslie ball at 7 and Leslie league in the rhurt-h ; at 7. All .young people are invited to at tend tliee meetings. You are cordially invited to attend all these meetings. You wi I find a hearty welc-om. and car dint Christian fellowship. Make this your rhugrch. Visitors and atrangera re pecially welcome. j SCANDINAVIAN 15th and Mill Sits. Pastor: Patrick Dahlia. 2095 Trade St. Phone 377JMServices: 11 a. m. Sunday rbool: 10 a. m. Superintendent: Oust Anderson. Week-day services: Thursday 7:30 p. m.. Prayer meeting. You are cordially invited to our services. CHBISTIAir ! FIRST-Center and High fit. Pastor: J. J. EigMuv, 544 Canter St. Phone 1972. Assisfsnt, pastor: Vivian O. Whisler, 1137 Court St. Phone 1403 W. Services 11 a. m. Heruioa topic:- "Spiritual Ap prehension.'" Sunder school: 9:45. Su perintendent Dr. H. C. Epley. Young peoples meetings: ; Enthusiaxtie and in "'"rt young 'people's meeting at 7 to clock. ; COURT STREET-Courtand 7th Pts. Pastor: R. Lwfutnam. 1100 Leslie Bt. Phone 1425J. Services: 11 a. m.. e p. m. Sermon topics: "The Indwelling Christ." a. m.; "Jaasa the Master of the Elements," p. m, Mnsie furnished by Mrs. Turner-Mosea orchestra. Kunday chool: 9:45 a. m. Superintendent: Chris J. Kowitx. Young peoples' meetings: Junior following the communion service. Volunteers meet at church at 3 p. ra. to viit shut-ins. Senior and Intermediate Christian Endeavor; 7 p. ra. Two inter; eting meetinca of the young folks. Week-day services: Midweek service Thursday 7:45 p. int. Devotional. Itible tody, stereopticon pictures of Holy Laud ad Volunteer Band meeting. We extend hearty welcome to all strangers and friend of any and all these services. The 'Chnrch with a Family Spirit" stands ready to greet you. HIGHLAND" FRTE1TDS . Corner Highland and Church. Pastor: rdgar P. Sims, 2445 Maple Ave. Serv- ices : 1 1 a. ra., 8 p. m. Sunday school : - 10 a. m. Superintendent: Walter Stan ton, loung people's meeting: C. E. 7 p. m. Sundsy. Wee day services : Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p. m. .We are not closing our service for the summer. A welcome extended to all siderstion. SOUTH ! SALEM TErENDS Corner Washinzton and i Cnmiuerris! Sti. Pastor: Carl F. Miller, 1655 S. Ul- a. m.. 8 Superin- Youngi peo- erty. dhone 132R..Servives: p. m. Hunday school: 10 a. tendent: Dr. Carl E. Miller. pies meetings: 7 p. m. Week-day serv ices: Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p. m. The pastor is: home front . his vacation and will bave charge of the atrvices Sun- uay. ... EVANGELICAL Seventeenth ! and-hOmeheta 8ta Pas tor: F. . Lauier, 208 X. 17th St. Phone J008W. Services: II a. m.. "ft p. m. Ser mon topics: f'Fnll-Salvation, " a. m.: "Real Workers.' p. buj Sunday school: 10 a. m. Superintendent: O.j R. Straus bangh. Young peoples meeting: 7 p.. m. Week-day services: Prayer cervices Thursday evening. - . I'-X . . - ; , t 1 1 r.i-- -i, . '.,,.y.(y; v v , V; a I. vf'T ' f . "-.v x, i j ; ' y-- - - - ..w -we - tf s -a k ,. -y'Wiltttt - csJr --it -.- ?; - . . ..' V;-5 T',- :UT TRUCKS HELP BUSINESS WIITE ROLXi CALL DEPICTS MORE TILWSPOP.TATIOX .mm- r v . 1 rS3 f.-B OTTl iw f S.rJs v;x r ... A 'v Thi nhoto of the iriant Ku Klux Klan parade, staged recently in Washington, D. C. shows w .-i,; f h. n.ed cwinrin7 on Pennsylvania avenue, the street over which many presidents hat I - passed on their way from the Capitol to the White House. The Capitol can be seen very faintly . Uthe end ol tne avenue. How closely motor truck trans portation Is woven into the indus trial life of the country and the tremendous strides th!s form of transport has made the last few years is graphically shown. In a tabulation recently compiled by the White Company listing; the owners of 10 or more White trucks and showing the growth of these truck fleets year by year. Known as the White Truck Roll Call this tabulation forms an excellent bar ometer of business conditions and shows unmistakably that increased truck usapo and busines sex pa n- sion go hand in hand. Over U,OOO.OW Trucks Ia Um Truck transportation, while comparatively new, is sufficiently old to hare become a major fac tor in the country's transportation program. Since 1910 its growth has been exceedingly rapid and leaders In the motor truck Indus try predict that Its greatest expan sion Is yet to come. There are now approximator 2,150.000. motor trucKB in use ana aooui oo.vvu new trucks are being placed in service annually. 31,093 Whites In Fleets of 10 or More The White Roll Call shows that at the first of the year there were 83T of the country's foremost truck owners in all lines'of busi ness, ail localities operating 31, 093 White trucks ia fleets of 10 or more. This Is an Increase of 80 owners and 2,927 trucks over last year's record. Giving an Idea of the growth of truck transporta tion this same list of owners 15 , TOTTED BBETHEEN . .. Corner 17th and Nebraska j Ave. Pas tor: 'L. C. Mower, parsonage. Services: 1 1 a. m., 8 p. ra. Sermon topics: "Jesus mrwt Revealed as in Revelation,", a. m.; "Consistent Witness," p. m. Special music. Sunday: school: 10 a.j m. . Young peoples meeting: i:;;v. week-day serv ices: Prayer and Bible study, . Thursday at p. m.: Reception f members and uapiism. ; -I IT 1 HI n i HUT ITS SALVATION ABKT - 341 .State St. Pastors: Capt. and Mrs. a. fitt. fcervtres: 11 a. mj. 8 i .': m. Popular Saturday night rallyi with men I in lead this time. Mr. Weeks.i singer and .j yvmer. Sunday school: 3:30 p. m. Young peoples)', meeting: . 6:30 d. m W eek-d iy services : .Tuesday : Thursday, ... t mj , o in. i CHRISTIAN SCIENCE riKM I'llLKl'H-Corner Lilrtv and themcketa Slsi Sunday morning services at 11 o'rlot-k.l Sunday evening services are Ulscnntimiird during JulV and Au- gust. MiDject of lesson sermon : 'Sdul." Sunday schooli convenes at 9:30 a. m. . ruur.udi evrning - testimonial meeting - " o cioj-s. j ncaaing room, 209 Ma- ij eiupie, j open every day except r,uu,.a,s anuiuoiiaays tromi 11:15. to o.av p. m.; evenings,, except i Wednesday and Sunday, f:ao to 9; Sunday after noon & to 5, All are rnrdiallv inri..l to our services and to onr reading room. i'.'tn ann .Marion .Su. Pasitor; C tf Hopkins. 19U Marion A.vi.t.., Mrs., Hopkins.). Kervrees : i ft pC i ,v topics: - ine Heavenly Vi- ..n a. m-r .Meeting Uod." p. in. Sunday school t 9:ih . m -,..i. ent: W. B. Hardy. Young peoples' iueet- ouujm; - ine cnristian w l j ' A,ose. Hanaher, leader. ' vv - . - eryices: neunesaay evenrng Sn.-8 clock prayer and praise meeting. Thia is a -spiritual feast. Mrs. Hopkins m l - ounay morning and Mr. .hi :pn.ICii - iu too evening. tiiumB 10 inese services. j- - BETH ANT XEFOBJaXD - corner JL'apitol and Marion Sta. Paa- .Vtir' n"y Dtt M"o St. Phone 445W. Services: 11 a. ra., German mining. ouDo.y school: 10 m. ni. Su- fcnuieuueni: greo. E. Kruse. " .'. . ' t B. S. "A.' ",Tk- international; Bible Students Associa tion. Meet every Monday in Derby hall. Court and High SU, for Bjble study. lloura from 10 a. m. to I'' mH i,nm 3 P- m. to 4. All welcome to study with us. Funeral services free of 1 charge in oaiem ana vicinity by local Bible ata- ucucb. z-aone . JlljOW. EVANGELICAL LtJTHEBAN tllrUSl' 17J0 State tit. Pastor: O. Koehler, 1750 State St. Phone 699 RJ Services: 10:30, So ndav school: 9-30 1 a. m. iioiy commnmon service in Ger man, Xo evening, service. j ' CHTJBCH OT O0D ; 148 7. Chnrch 8t. Pastor: J. 3. Oil'esuie, 1313 X. Church t. Phone 1873M. Services: 11 a. m., 7:30 p. m. oi-ruon lopirs: --.i i.etter lrom James. a. m.: Evangelistic," jr m. Hunday school: lo a. i m. Superintendent : Mrs. Walter Barkusj Young peoples' meetings: oiu. ,is r.stner Mann, leader. Mnh- jei-t : "To the Palace of the King." nees-uay services: frayer meeting Wed nesday evening 7:30. , ; . Al available Fpaoe is now tak en for tUe automobile display at the biegon State Fair which will open in Salem September tne 28thl The automobile firms wish ing to display tars and not hav ing Upace already reserved will have to take space outside in tents or sheds, ollowing is a list of -the firms and the- cars they handle who have reserved space: Covey Motor ' Company, Port land; Cadillac. . Howard Automobile Company, Portland, Buick: j Bonesteele Motor Company, Salem, Dodge. ! MacDonald Auto Co., Salem, Marmon. Cleveland, Chandler. Wentworth & Irwin. Tortland, Ajar, Nash, G. M. C. Trucks. Kirkwood Motor Company, Sa lem, Nash. Hupmobile. F. W. Pettyjohn Co., Salem, Rickenbacker, Oldsmobile. Newton Chevrolet Company, Sa lem, Chevrolet.' '. . Cock & Gill, Portland, Paige and Jewett. - Vick Brothers. ! Salem, Wiilys Knight, Overland.' Oakland. Burdette & Albee, Portland and Salem, Gardner. Chaee-Garfield Co., Portland, Chrysler. Oldsmobile Company, Portland, Oldsmobile. O. J. Hull, Salem dealer ia the Duco finish, reports , similar ex periences iwthin his knowledge. I. A. C. MOTORCAUK TAKES MOVIK CAMERA EQUIPMENT DUCO WINS HARD TEST Snubs Royalty I to Be Painter AUTO FINISH STANDS UP SE VEUE SAX I ; STOim IX r f , i ! ' i Ur -. ; 1 ' ' ' 3 " s-' x - - j h. s ) CHBISTLUT AND MISSIOSABT ALLIAKCE - Tabernacle, Perry St. Pastor: H. E. Caswell, 173 Cottage. Phone 1434J. Assistant pastor: Mrs. Caswell. Services: A and 7:45 p. m. Sermea topics: "Kaith'a .Trfumphs," "Pull 8tifse tlon." Kunday school: 2 p. ia. Superin tendent: M. J. Wilson. Week-day servic es: Tuesday evening prayer and raise. Mary Agnea YHchestian. the' school girl cry night from Ang. 19th to Sard. Mary barety methods The new airship mooring tower! which has just been completed at Dearborn was erected without a single serious accident. Although handling of , the 70 tons of steel entering into the 210-foot high structure ws considered a par ticularly hazardous job, the work progressed surely and smoothly. Most of the men working on the job were. Ford employes who have been especially trained in Ford Prince Eugene Napoleon Nicholaus, youngest brother of; King Gustar V of Sweden, is establishing a reputation -as one - of Europe's really great paint- crs. lie snuns court ceremony. "I can make the trip without changing from high gear." "You're crazy; it can't be done. I'll bet you. ..." And so the wager was made. Mr. C. E. Greene was to drive Wa Chandler coach,: with all trans-' mission gears locked, except the "high" and "reverse" gears, from San Diego, California to Phoenix,! Arizona and return. The out bound trip is more than 400 miles in part 'over steep mountainous roada.V but Mr. Green made it without much difficulty in 11 hours and 26 minutes. On the way back, however, he encountered adverse conditions such as few motorists ever meet. Sixty miles from Phoenix he ran irfto head winds of such velocity that for miles he was compelled & drive ' with one hand, mean while firmly bracing the wind shield with , the other to- keep it from crashing under the terrific wind pressure. Again, thirty miles from Yuma, Ariz., an ex tremely violent sandstorm was en countered. The sand pellets, we are told, struck the car with such force that the paint was removed from the license tags, the wind shield glass and headlight lenses were deeply scored, but, surpris ing as it may seem, the Duco fin ish on the car body withstood the attack of the sand and showed no ill effects. The homeward trip was made in -12 hours and 32 minutes elapsed time. Mr. Green had proved his contention, winning the bet, and Duco likewise won its. battle in the sandstorm. An unusual feature1 is provided in the "Motorcade" of the Illinois Automobile Club which leaves Chicago early in October for an unusual expedition to Florida and return. Av special moving picture cam era .will accompany the Willys- Knight Six Pilot Car to take pic tures ot the caravan at interesting and historic places on the trip The same equipment was carried with this Willys-Knight Six when it made the same trip early in July and August to ; Belect the route over which the Motorcade was to travel. It is expected that some on usual photographs ot Chicagoans and their families and friends will be taken on this most pretentiou cavalcade when more than 100 members of the I. A. C. will take their vacations a la motor to the sunny southland. years ago were operating only 51 trucks.! ; ; ; " The first White Roll Call pub lished In 1916 lUted only 86 own ers operating a total of 2.538 Whites in fleets of 1 Oor more. Back la 1910 but a single firm W. & J. Sloane. of New York owned as many as 1 0 Whites. This pioneer fleet has grown to 37. On Owner Operates 1738 Whites , On the present roll call there are 35 owners operating in excess of 100 'trucks each. The owner of the largest individual fleet is the Gulf Refining Company with 173S tmcks.lrepresenting an investment of more than Jj.OOO.OOO. The company purcha?ed Its first White truck In 1911. - ; A few of the other large fleet owners are The. Associated Bell Telephone companies with 1183;' the Standard Oil Company of New York. 842; Union Oil Company of -California, 759 and the City of New York. 711. In addition to the users who op erate fleets of 10 or more there many thousands of owners operat ing White trucks in fleets of less than 10 and In single Installations. The total value or all White tracks and White Busses on the road Is well in excess of $350,000,000. Suspended on metal pivot bars, a new door has been invented for freight cars -that is claimed to be proof against sticking and to defy thieves, as it cannot be opened without breaking a seal. 01ymp.cChan.pion rv -a :k OFFICIAL HEADLIGHT Adjusting ion Your headlights will be adjusted quickly and cor rectly here by men who have had many years of experience in Auto Electrical work. Radio fans have heard John ny Weismuller, Olympic cham pion swimmer, talk through the Crosley WLW super-power broadcasting station. Here he is listening lo the results of a swimming meet broadcast by radio. " - - A Complete Stock of Approved Head l light Devices to Meet Every pocketbook E. H.-BURRELL BATTERY AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE ! 236 North High Street Phone 203 EIKER'S GUARANTEED ;;U" !;.... 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