Medford mail tribune., April 10, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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BtEDFOTID MITE TTtTBUNK trTCflFOTCrj, OTiEfiOy, RATirRDAY, APftTL 10, 1920.
locdlBnefs
l A wire from San Francisco tailing
of on Occident .to President London
of th San . Francisco ' Theological
seminary was received In the city Fri
day. Dr. London was to have spoken
In the hirst Presbyterian church Sun
day morning but will be unable to fill
the appointment.
Bargain In slightly used Steinway
piano. Palmer Piano House. 22
:Mr. Fisherman, get that fishing
rod re-wrapped, etc. Eaten, 320 North
ttolly. , l
You ought to Insure your auto
with Redden & Canaday, 32 N. Cen
tral. Phone 720. '
The contest for the nomination for
sheriff on the republican ticket Is
attracting much interest, especially
as there Is a strc'ng rumor about the
' town that former Sheriff Ralph Jen
nings, the Applogato rancher and cat
tleman, is about to enter tho race,
making It a three-cornered contest.
,The other candidates for the republi
can nomination are Sheriff Torrlll
and J. B. Wimor.
Yo'j can get cottago cheese any dny
ot Snlder's Dairy. 17
Carl Joschke, high grade watch
and cloc kropalrlng. 9 Fir street.
Formers attention. Modford Iron
Works Is paying $25 a ton for good
scrap cast Iron. 21
Among the Oregonlans stopping at
the Holland are Edward A. Wells and
W. A. Thoburn of Portland, Oscar
Paulson .of Corvollis end Mr. nnd
Mrs. E. J. Hottenrtth of Grants Pass,
!Wo ropair oil makes ot phono
graphs nnd Vlctrolas. Palmar Piano
House, 22
Wo hove on. hand two car loads of
sproy materials: Arsenate of lend
(llBtllloto Oil Emulsion, Black Leaf,
Atomic Sulphur. R. R. Co-Oporatlve
Fruit Assn., J. A. Perry, Mgr.
Fisher s Blond flour. More loaves
per sack. Bnrdwell Fruit Co., dis
tributors. 19
. The flrat showing of homo grown
green .vegetables marked tho public
market Saturday, and there was plen
ty of fine splnitch, lettuce and onions
on sale. The market Is out of seed
potatoes. There was also a goodly
supply of dressed chickons. Murjtet
Master Uunyard waa back' on duty
after his recent slogo with a pneumo
nia ottuck, needing no fuco powder
to1 give pallor to his countenance and
looking os tho lie would appreciate
the ubo of a wheel chair.
Paxson's. "Superb" Dahlias. Cata
logue for postcard, or phone 11, IH.
31. Poxson, Control Point. 17
When you want nny hauling, mov
ing, etc., dono coll 407-Y, Kelzur
Brothers Transfer Co.s 39
Your spring suit host woolons,
reasonable prices. Klein the Tailor,
Bast Main, upstairs.
lRov. Dr. S. A. Danford, Buporlnton
ilont In this district of tho Methodist
chitrch this week purchnsed the Poh
laud homo at 078 Boulevard avenue
In Ashland, Into which Kirs. Danford
nnd hor daughters will move In n few
Woeks.
; Order your cottago ehoese from
Snlder's dairy for your Sunday din
nor. Delivered dully. 17
Hot tamales and chill concarno ot
DeVoe's.
Delco-Llght Elootrlcity for every
farm. , J. E. Bortlett, Medford Hotel
Med ford, Ore.
W. Li. Coleman who recontly quit
tho auto selling gumo lias been anno
olnted with Jock Altken and W. J
Mitchell for the post two months In
Installing the Altken fish screons in
the Irrigation dltohos thruout the
county. Mr. Coleman hus Just fin
ished Installing screens In the Apple-
gate district as far nu Provolt.
Weok-end party! Modford Nat. to
night. Imperial orchestra! Admission
freo! 17
We have Distillate Oil Emulsion
for orchard sproy. U. I. Co-Oporotivo
Fruit Ass n, J. A. Porry, Mgr. 17
Economize by UBlng scratch padB
for use. Get thorn at this office, tf
IV. A. Haffnor of tho fish hatchery
at Trnll, spent Friday In tho city and
returned thoro today.
JTry some of Snldor's fronh cottage
cheese, dolivorod. tl'hono 755-R. 17
c ,Orres, toilers for men and women.
High grade only. Ashland, Oro.
The Chambor or Commerce Is a
clearing house for community
thought and action. Join. tf
J. A. Bailey of Van Nuys nnd C. V.
Caswell of Jlorubrook, oro among tho
California guests at tho Holland.
Real moonlight woltr.es! Modford
(Not. tonight. FolhAv tho crowds! 17
For eye, cat, noso, throat see Dr.
Heine, Liberty Bids. Glosses fitted.
HomBtltchlng 10c per yard, throad
furnished. Blnger Shop, 115 West
Mnln.
Of interest to the republicans of
Jackson county la tho tout that A. L.
Dram well has filed his petition with
the county clork nt Grants Pass de
claring his Intention of running
again for the state sennto on tho re
publican ticket In Josephine county
in opposition to Dr. J. C. Smith, the
only other republican In the flold for
that office.
Real dance! Ttonlght! Medford
Nut! Imperial orchestra! Evorbody's
going! 17
Delco-Llght Electricity for every
farm. J. E Bartlott, Modford Hotol,
Modford, Oro.
For Sale Now and Berond-hnnd
machines. Singer Shop, 115 West
Main, phono 215-R. '
W. II. C'nnon of ltoseburg. register
of the IJ. S. Innd office there nnd for
mer mayor of Modford, nrrlvod In tho
city Friday for a several days visit
with relatives and friends.
Tablets and scratch pods made of
news print, for school and office une
for snle at this offico. tf I
Miss Bess McC'ann went to Grants
Pass yesterday tor o visit there with
Airs. E. Crosno.
Guests from a distance at the Med
ford include C. H. Stewart ot St,
Louis, Sanday McGillan and C. -A
Moddox of Omaha, and M. L. Cone of
Seattle.
Drink Lithia Mlnernl woter for
rheumatism, stomach ond kidney
troubles. Order from Jackson County
creamery.
Machines rented and repaired
ainger Hhop, phone 215-R.
Masking for health. '
'Not In many years has a death cast
such general gloom over the city us
tho passing away last night of Mrs.
George Gates, the young mother who
for a mcnth post made such a Kalian
struggle for life. Tho tragic even
was almost tha sole topic of conversa
Hon down town today and expressions
of sympathy for the bereaved families
were heard on every side.
Dance at Beaglo Sat,, April 10
Music furnished by Majestic orches
tra. , i
Orres, the ladles' tailor, will bo at
Hotel Holland every Thursday. Fine
woolens, latest styles always. tf
Expert phonograph repairing. 45
South Central. Phone 015-J. 34
Salmon fishing at Grants Pass Is
roported to be tho best of the season,
according to" the Courier of that city.
A number of fishermen Friday at tho
dam report the landing of many
chlnooks. One that weighed 32
pounds dressed was caught. There
seems to bo a run of tho salmon com
ing up now as they Ore taking hold
bettor than at any tlmo during tho
year. The fish do not seem particu
lar as to the kind of spinner they take
most anything attracting them.
Save from J 3 to $10 on o tire at
tho big solo. C. E. Gates Auto Co. tf
Dance at Boogie, Sot., April 10.
MubIc furnished by.iMajostic orches
tra. . 17
Don't let anyone toil you that other
clothes washers are made on same
princlplo of the Bluo Bird.
Mrs. E. 11. Lamport arrived homo
Saturday morning frc'm Rochester,
Minn., where she had been undergo
ing watchful caro for a short period
at a famous hospital, which developed
the fact that sho was all right and
wus not In need of an' operation.
Prices cut to tha bottom at the big
sale. C. E. Gates Auto Co. tf
Llthla Minora! water by the case.
Jackson County Creamery.
Iwe write flro Insurance Redden
Guests from n distance nt tho Nash
hotol oro Mr, ond Mrs. R. 8. Roo of
Hlghmore, S. D., Mr. nnd Mrs. A. M
Johnson of Watortown, S. D .1, R.
..ees c'f Detroit, Mich., R. L. Oiberson
of Seattle, ond F. Holstormnn of Son
Francisco.
Canaday, 32 N. Central, phono 720
Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsotloro for
NuBono. Phono 585-.T.
R. 1. eggs nt DoVqe's.
Butte Falls visitors In tho city
who are registered at the hotels in
clude . D. Mills nnd It. P. Jowett.
Hove you tried the Llthla Mineral
water from tho Jackson County
.Creamery. It has groat medicinal
value,
Soo Venice and die. See a Blue
Bird washer and you will want to
live. '
Jlov. W. B. Stownrt, pastor nt largo
for Baptist churches will preach to
morrow both morning nnd evening In
the local -Baptist church. Everybody
invited to attend the services.
Got tho habit! Buy shares now In
the Building and Loan. tf
Pocotlng
Hemstitching
Handicraft Shop. 21
The woolt-ond dnnclng party nt the
Nat tonight promises to bo a big nf
folr. The largo hall with Its beauti
ful patriotic decorotlo'ns loft ovor
from last night, will be used and tho
Imperial orchestra will provide tho
latost dance music Amcng tho pop
ular now hits will be foatured "Boau
tlful -Hawaiian Love," n wonderful
wnlte, oud "Uow-Wow," a rattling
good one-stop. Dnnclng will bo freo
till 9:30 p. m. and admission is froo
to oil. I
Two tonod ribbons In blue, browns
nnd rose color. Handicraft Shcp. 21
Early soed potatoes at Warner,
Wortmnn & Gore's. ' 20"
A letter which was written nt Port
land has just been received by Dick
Antle from A. Si Rosunbnum, tho tor
mor Alodford man ond Southern Pa
cific agent horo. as follows: "From
the (Medford paper I learn you will
soon give tho people of tho valley an
opportunity to seo tho motion picture
'Mule ond Fomnle.' I sow this picture
hero soma weeks ngo, nnd while it Is
something entirely different from
'The Miracle -Man', I onjoyod It Just
os much, if not mr-tro, and have no
hesitancy In recommending tho pic
ture highly."
New crochet books and cross stitch
patterns. Handicraft Shop. 21
Alwnys is tnoro a cheery smile of
woleomo In tho Uluo Bird homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Frcdorlck Pelousc
wore in rrom thoir iMendowbrook
ranch nt Eagle Point last night In at
tendance at the American legion ball.
Hand embroidered shadow proof
petticoats. Handicraft Shop. 21
Tho Blue Bird eloctrlo washer, the
acmo ot perfection, Is coming to Med
ford.
V. A. Salvo of Chicago, jind K. A
Burnell of Auburn, Mo., nro guests
at the Medford, as aro nlso V." H.
Wright Of Lob Angeles, F. I. Ron
ton! of Yreku, and C. F. Watorhouso
of Son Francisco'. i
For tho best insurance see Holmes
the Insurance Man. '
Get our prices on mlllrun, mid
dllugs, chick food, egg mash, hog
feed, beet pulp, cane molasses, etc.
arm Bureau Exchange 16 V. Main.
24
John W. Pcrnoll was a visitor in
ho city Friday and today from
Applegoto.
Seo Medford Land
be-
V. H. Norris who was arrested Fri
day noon on the charge of assault to
kill preferred by 1. A. Snider of the
Sines & Snider Auto company, was
arraigned In Justice Taylor's court
yesterday afternoon and his prellmin
ory hearing was set for this after
noon. ' He was released on $1000
boll which was furniBhed by W.
Lewis ond A. W. Walker. P. J. Neff
is attorney for Mr. Nc'rris. The tro
ble grew out of on altercation
tweon the two men Wednesday night
In which it is claimed the defenda
used a knife inflicting a not very ser
ious wound. - r i;
The Blue Bird 'Is the Packard of
Electric clotbeB washers.
The Jackson county friends of K
K. Kubll of 'Portland, are pleased to
see that he seeks re-election fi.'r stote
ropresentotive, having filed his dec
laration as a republican condidute at
Salem yesterday. .: -
"Mrs. Brlggs of tho Poultry Yard
Is to be given at the Phoenix school
house Saturday night, April 10th, by
the S. S. S. girls of tho Presbyterian"
church.
All members of the Elks lodge are
invited to attend tho funeral of Mrs.
George Gates which will bo held
the Presbyterian church Sundoy
afternoon.
"Mrs. Brlggs of tho Poultry Yard
Is to bo given nt the I'boenix school
house Saturday night, April 10th, by
the S. S. S. girls of the Presbyterian
church.
Oregon people registered nt tho
Medford Include Cbas. F. Hopkins of
Roseburg, R. F. Weed of Eugene,
E. Boudlnot, C. F. Daley and W-.
Kennedy of Klamath Faldls, and E,
L. Kollorborn, S. 8. Wendell, T,
Alton, E. T. Albert, F. M. Carr, A.
Shorrlll, R. 13. Reed, O. B. Mctrow
O. E. Peoraon and L. E. Atwood of
Portland.
The annual campaign of the First
Presbyterian church which wob to
have been held on Sunday afternoon
Is postponed for a week. Team cap
tains will please take notice.
Guy Tex and Geo. E. Fox Ot Gon
ial Point have formod a partnership
n the real estate business at Central
olnt. They were in Medford today
on business.
O. S. Blunchard and George Bil
lings were among the Grants Pass
men who spent Friday In tho city.
The north bound passenger train
was delayed ond arrived bore at th
some. time this forenoon as the south
bound passenger train, 9:35, making
tho depot a very busy place at that
time.
i Loulso Scctt arrived In this city
from Town Brook, Vn., last Tuesday
and next dny she and George E. Pitts
of Applegnte were united In marriage
before Judgo Glenn O. Taylor, afte
which they left the city for Apple-
gate.
The orchardists aro somewhat wor
ried over this morning's weather pre
diction for a light .to henvy frost
Sunday morning and wore busy today
completing all arrangements to
smudge to moot the expected emer
gency. Fair weather Is predicted for
bundny. But .01 ot an inch of rain
fell Frida, making the total rainfall
for tho past two days .29 of an Inch
At tho Holland are registered B. A
Green of Creston, Io O: P. Honslow
of Seattle and Olen Paugh of San
franciBco.
Among tho fifteen young peOplo
graduated from the stnto normal
school nt Monmouth yestordoy was
Audroy Holmes of Central Point
Practically all the graduates have ob
tallied good positions.
Tho store nnd garage ot the C. E
Gates Auto company was clt&ed all
day today and will be on Sunday, bo
causo of the death and funeral of
Mrs. George- GatoB.
Mrs. Reginald Parsons and son
Roggio, nnd Miss Sulllvsn, private
teachor, nrrlvod thlB morning from
southern California where they had
been spending the winter, having been
procoedod by several days to Modford
by tho othor children, George and
Mnly iporsons, and nt once drove to
tho Hillcrest orchard where tho fam
ily will spend tho summer. Mr. Por
801)8 will arrive from Scuttle tomor
row or .Monday.
fettle.
BIG AND TIMELY PICTURE At
THE LIBERTY TONIGHT
& Insurnnro
Agency, successors to D. R. Wood
Co., Km. 209 Liberty Bldg., for rire
Insurance. tf
Do you know that yon nro livin
in the most critical period ot Amcr:
can uistoryT Do von know that a
striiirifln is now goimr on between two
forces in the United States, tho ont-
eoiiio ot which will decide forev
what the future of the nation is to
lief
1'Vw, perhaps, rciilir.n the tremen
dous nature of the crisis. Our ilnilv
pupers are full of it, ministers preach
it from the pulpit. The strmnrlo is
n strinrirln for supri'imtev between
those who . possess, and those who
produce, nnd on the outcome depends
our whole future prosperity mid freedom.
Tlioimis II. luce, muster producer.
Iins woven around this situation a
tremendous nnd realistic drnnia.
tamed on n stupendous scale, filled
with spectacular scenes, nnd present
insr tlio minlitv struL-de in nil its
Kiitnifieaiice. It is n lmmnn drunm
based on n Inir human problem that
nil who nre interested in the future
of the nation should see. It is n
picture which will bo talked nlnmt
for, months after it is shown. "Dan-
eerous Hours, is -adapted from the
Saturday KvoniiiLT Tost storv "A
Prodigal in Utopia," bv Doiinii
Hvrne. It is especially supervised
by Mr. Ince mid worthy to take place
amonir the world's hiL'irest produc
tions, and will be shown at the Lib
ertv theatre two du.vs, beginning to
morrow. 1 .
MIX THE INIMITABLE
DUE IN A NEW PLAY
Tom Mix, the inimitable, is to be
here nsruin with now thrills, ndven-
tnres, tun nnd romance in n new
photoplay the riipid fire action of
which is indicated in its title, "The
Speed Mnniue." It js to open to
morrow nt tho Riato theatre. , The
perpetual fascination of Mix,' the in
tri'pid dnreibivii of western, drama
the one real cowp.unchcr of photoplay
hns set him in.tjiu mid-sky of stardom.
"Ihe Kticed Mnniue" is a storv of
western life, embody-intr, nccordint; to
uuvunee reports, -a bnf unto race
classic, n boxing mnteh in which Mix
champions the weak nnd baffles the
wronsi sonio during rides oh the fa mous
horse Tony, and other "stunts"
thnt show Mix n post master of his
craft which includes hundlimr a
chu'ruiinj? love theme.
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
, By A. C. Howhrtt
Among the callers, after -I had
written the Eaglets for tho Mall Trl-
buno Suturduy afternoon were George
Morrlche and -George Kllngle of Lake
crook. Mr. Morrlcho is tho man who
haB thai-go of tho water pipe .at the
intake of the Fish Lake-Medford
water system, and Mt. Kllngle Is one
of the promising young farmers of
tho Lake creek country. Wm. Holmes
Jake Jonas and A. M. Gny were olso
guoBts ut the Jgunnysido Saturday
nignt.
Easter Sunday morning broke on
us rather damp as early in the mor
ning it was raining und then that
wont off with' a fog that, lasted for a
few hours, but then the sun enmo out
bright nnd clear ond the day proved
to bo as lovely as one could have de
sired ond we had our Sunday school
as usual with the exception that our
Biiporlntendcnt was net In his Visual
place, on account of a slight indlsno-
Bltlon, but his father, the senior Mr.
Esch, took bis place and we Hod ono
of those Interesting lessons nppropri
ote to the occasion for our considera
tion. ",
Among the arrivals at the Sunny-
Blde fc'r dinner were Elmer Nice.
Hotel Medford truck driver, Sidhoy S.
Smith and children, Lloyd and Stan
ley ot Medford, Mr. Theron Taylor,
P. Ray Cosey, wife ond two boys.
Mr. and airs, C. B. McRoynolds and
daughter Eva, Mr., and Mrs. N. J.
Murrell. Mr. ond Mrs. D. S. Simpson,
Lauretta Simpson, Ceorgo W. LVeilson
wife and two boysHurry LovVIs, Wm.
Von der liollon, wife anil daughter
Joyce and son Hugo, and later in the
day Mr. E. !M. Sutton, E. WhlstOn and
O. Whlston. of Central'polnt and Wm.
-owls, our sheep king; nlso of Cen
rnl Point. The McReyholdB, Jlur-
rels and Simpsons after eating their
dinner nnd spending an hour or more
looking over the place and enjoying
the entitles of our Butte creek stnrt-
d for a drive, intending to rfeturn
fo'r supper, but on theti'dud had a
reakdown In one of their cars and
the result wns they; at least a part of
ne compnny, enme in lato and re
ported thoir mishap nnd went on to
Medford as one of the ladios had loft
er children with a neighbor to caro
for them and It being Sunday evening
could not phone so hurried on home
as fast as they could. This incident
Illustrates tho fact that there are no
earthly pleasures without their sor
rows.
Wm. Hockathorn of Elk Creek
(Trnll), is here visiting his uncle
nnd mint, Frank Lewis nnd wife.
Mr. Mechem of Troll, came out
from Mfcjdford on the stage Monday
morning nnd went up home on the
Troll stage nnd a young girl nlso
como out from Medford nnd wont up
on the Trull stage.
IMIss Thelma Ellestnd who Is teach
lng tho Derby school olso chme ou
rom Medford nnd went to Derby on
the Butte Falls stage. .
Wm. Cottrell nnd J. C. S. Weills
wore here for dinner Mondny. Mr.
Cottrell la one of the leading cattle
men who owns a fine farm on Rogue
river this side of Trail, nnd Mr.
Weills Is a Modford stockman.
Rudolph Peck und Henry Tonn o
Lake creek, two of our prosperous
farmers mode it short stop at the
Childrcth shop as they passed thru
town Monday on their way from
Medford.
William Holman and Cecil Culbert-
son of Lake creek, were .doing busi
ness nore also Monday.
Tuesday Jack O'Connor of Phoenix
callod for dinner and he bad .lth
him Roy J. Frederick, E. A; Brnden
of Tacomn, L. E. Bigelow of Medford
The visitors were Tery reticent as to
their business but f would Judge by
their conversation that they were in
terested in geological business, cither
oil or mining. 1 -
Mr. and -Mrs. C,. B. BIcReynolds,
W. McRoynolds npd .wife, of the
W. Walkeir Auto oompany were
here for dinner Tuesday. .Mr. C. W.
Mctleynolds is selling the different
kinds ot autos for tho AW. Walker
uto company.
M. Schtitte ot Derby came out on
the Bntto Falls stage Tuesday ond so
did Miss Mildred Nell of Derby, one
f the clerks In tho connty clerk's cf-
rice at Jacksonville, who had been
up home visiting her parents. .Mr. and
-Mrs. Frank Xeil, came out on the
stage and went: on to Medford the
same afternoon, 1
Mr. and Mrs. ,T. L. Robertson came
in Tuesday combining business with
pleasure, Mrs. Robertson spending
few hours visiting their son John und
family who live in the lower part of
town. t
Wm. Duprey who owns and oper
ates a saw mill about five miles this
side of iButte Falls, came in and spent
Tuesday night at the SunnyBide.
Mrs. Theron Taylor who went up
to Trail to visit her mother and fam
ily a few days ago, returned Tuesday
bringing her mother, Mrs. Adamson
with her. ' ' '; '
There are quite a numbor of stran
gers visiting our town and muny of
them pimply rush thru without step:
ping going both ways.
1 see that Holmes and MacDonald,
our new garage men, have been
painting new signs and the garage is
now christened tho Eaglo Point Gar
age.
fF. J.Ayres and wife drove in this
Wednesday morning with a team and
report the road as boing in horrible,
condition, very rough from the Reese
creek school house to Ills place and
Interspersed with deep mud holes.
He said thut nobody but Jud could
run a car thru and then ho has to
take his Ford.
Mrs. Harvey Smith has gone up to
tho Mill Creek camp on tho Crator
Lake highway to assist Mrs. C. H.
Xatwlck in the culinary department.
Thoro was a carlbad sot lumber
camo out Tuesday evening for Mr.
Jacob Monia of Brownsboro ond Mr.
WIdemah of this place. Mr. -Monia
intends to build a homo on his farm
near Brownsboro, nnd Mr.'Wlderaun
will use his for tlumihg purposes.
'Wta. Stobb, our Lake Creek mail
carrier, after He had carried the mail
to I.ako cr.eck came back and -brought
out -Mrs. Stockford of Brownsboro
and took her to Medford. -
Attention American Legion
Comrades of the American' -Legion
tho funeral of Comrade Joan Gates
will bo hold at tho Presbyterian
church tomorrow, Sunday, April 11th
at 2:30 p. m. All members aro re
quested to b present.
G. A. CODDING, Commander.
Mothers
Make use of tho Health Centre,
Saturday mbrnlhgs, Room 7, Sparta
building. ' Watch the posters.
COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH ASS'N.
18
DR. RICKERT
iiTKU BCTENTTFIOAMjI
rESTKI', AND GLASSES
. PROPERLY FITTED
' NO DROPS USED
Broken Lenses- Accurately Duplicated
Suite 1-2 over May Co,
308 E. Main, Uoitalra
WEEKS & ORR
f "UNDERTAKERS
Hoy l'ltone 227
Mght Phones F. W. AVeefcs, 227-J.2
A. E. Oit,
Blouse Sale
Friday and
Saturday
APRIL 9 and 10
331 Off
We have- about 3 dozen Drum
mer's Samples in Georqette
Blouses, which will be .sold
3.l-3 PER CENT OFF -., -
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Vanity Shop
, Next Rlalto Theater.
First Methodist Episcopal
Church
Fourth ohd Bartlett.
"Tho ( liurcli With n CliallciigiiiK Program" e
"A Church of Good Music"
11 a. m.
"SUCCESSFUL DISCIPLESHIP"
How to Succeed in Life's Supreme Endeavor.
mitt, i 1 t-, i s
7:30 p.m. r
Memorial Service for
BISHOP MATT S. HUGHES
T-'
oermon lecture
"THE CHALLENGE OF CHRISTIANITY"
Thrilling theme of D. E. Millard at the .
First Christian Church
Corner 9th and Oakdalo 7:H0 p. 111., Sunday-evening.
ri v. . 1 i ... - , j
No nation can rise higher than its Religious ideals
and faith. Have you considered the claims of Christ ?
' ''. Morning Theme 11 a.m.
"THE PROFIT OF GODLINESS"
;il ' Special Music,
". The Home Church Avith Happy Services.
EHXESSSBHinKB'
Give ConsecratedDollavs
At Home or Abroad
the chuich stands
back of civilization - -;.
THE Presbyterian
Church has always ' ,
been forward in evangelism
' and social service. It seeks ,
to turn men to God and to
uplift life in every commun- -
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Teaching and preaching amid the mows ot Ait
Arctic and the jungles of Africa v i ' . -
Tending the . tick on five continents a colossal
Samaritan ministering to suffering humanity in superstition-ridden
regions, where the only hospitals are
church-maintained
Teaching India's millions to impound their walera
against coming drought, showing Brazil how to plow
its land, and combating Bolshevism in the mines,
lumber camps, and congested areas of cities
This is how the Presbyterian Church is helping to .
make a better world. . . ' ., , v
Every Presbyterian adherent is a
partner in this magnificent enterprise.
What can the church count upon from
you in the financial canvass April 25
to May 2
AtttnJ lh rwarvtt PwByUrlan CAarcA -if
you haet no ntutar pac of tuoranip
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in the U.S.A
'Cooperating with lnterchorch. World Movement
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prosperity and growth. You will become more a "stockholder" of your
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