Medford mail tribune., April 21, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

!MEDFOTJD MATL TnrBUXE, fEPFORD. OTlEfloy. SATUKDA?, APKTL 21, 102S.
PAGE TUTtEE
OWENS BONDSMEN
SUED BY COUNTY! f
councilTbribery trial" begins
TO COLLECT BOND
. An notion was filnl In circuit i
court yesterday by District Attor- j
ney Newton l t nanoy nmiinst the f.
four bondsmen of C. II. Owen, who
w uh o rd c r ed co m m It t ed to
Htato penitentiary In November.
1921, for wiree years on hit convic
tion of huvinc nlded nnd abetted
the JuckHonvilie bank failure seven I
years uko, for the collection of
$25011 bond money, which was put
up by M. I Hanley, J, 1. Helms.
Kmil Mohr nnd J. T. (.lugnon of
. Med ford for Owen's appearance.
This money was declared for
feited March 28, 1028. uoon Owen's
falluro to nppear to begin his sen
tonco of three years, which he hail
contested in un appeal to the state
KUpreme court, which in August,
1926. affirmed the verdict of the
circuit court in which he was con
victed. .November 13, 19211. Sheriff
Ralph Jennings demanded uf the
bondsmen to produce Owen and
though a search was iuslltuted, he
could not be found nnd to this
date his whnroabouls have never
been ascertained. Authorities wait
ed from that date until the present
in demanding the bondsmen to
produce the money hi the belief
that Owen would be located.
Owen was indicted by the gr:iud
Jury May 21. 1921, fur ahttngthe
failure of the Jacksonville bank by
plotting with W. H. Johnson, Us
cashier, who has already complet
ed his sentence in the state peni
tentiary. Evidence offered was
that Owen drew a check for JluO
March 2 5, 1919, when he hail no
funds In the bank, and that this
check was cashed by Johnson
without further authority.
Of the $2501), S1000 is demanded
of M. K Hanley and $ii00 each
from Kmil Mohr, J. L. Helms and
J. T. Gagnon.
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'where arc they found? Hear thisj
LficlSJr Prof. Thorval II. Kolkenborg in j
i.StAj; , harge of the music. j
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A cordial invitation extended to
South Oakdale avenue and 11th ul
street.
M ihses at S and 10:30 a. m.
ltev. V. W. Illack, Pastor
it. K.
ItiLNincKK Meii'tt (;osN'l Ttiuu i
The ltusiness Men u lioMpel team
j of Mod ford will hold services Son-:
nay aucrnoon at s ju snarp m i
the church at Talent. Oars will
lc;t o the public library at 2 J
o'eloi k and all wishing to go are
urged t0 i,0 there at that tlme.J
Transportation will be provided j
to those win haven't cars. All
Warner Crook Missionary BaptUt w ,l ":lvo ars are urged to come
St. Mark's i:plxxia1.
Corner Oakdale & 6th St.
Holy communion, 8 n. m.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Holy communion 11:15 n. m.
Wm. B. Hamilton, Hector.
Boynton J. Moore, first of six members of the Indianapolis cily
council to be tried for violation of the state bribery statutes, is
shown here with his attorneys as trial opened in Indianapolis. Sloore
was called to trial on the specific charge of accepting a 5100 bribe
from the city purchasing- nRent. Left to right in the photo are,
Henry W. WinV-r. Ira M. Holmes, Moore and Frank A. Symmcs.
Moore's attorneys have declared it to be a "political case."
!CE
ARE NOW READYi HELD AS ITERS
Church at Talent.
Pastor. T. J. Simmons.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m.
Kveuing services at 7:30 p. m.
All are welcome.
llaptlst Church.
W. H. Katon. l'h. IX, Pastor.
Sundny scliool. 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship, 11:00 a. m
Anthem, "O Oud of My Snlva-jw.
"Stand-
tion," by Nolte.
Sermon by the pastor,
ardi;.ing Ufe."
Young peoples' meetings, three
groups, 7:00 p. in.
Evening worship, 8.00 p. m.
Pig sing, t'.lfi club, orchestra.
Address, "Who Wins?"
Try our welcome.
prepared to haul u passenger or
Itwn.
This meeting is expected to be
fone of the finest yet held by the
j gospel team and it is hoped that
!a lare delegation of Medford
people will accompany the team.
A special musical program lias
been prepareed besides the spirit
ed sinning of the old gospel hymns
lead by I ..ruder Morton Kerebee.
O. Trill and O. K. Meyers
are the speakers for the services
and President CJuy -Davis will preside.
"Worship with us at the morninc
church service. The worm on will
be on the subject: "Kinding Your
Place, and Doing Your Work." The
lnditts' quartet will sIuk in tlii.s
service. Their message will blesi
your soul. In the evening the ser
mon will be on the subject, "Ours
An Offensive Warfare." The spec
ial f'r the evening will be a duct
by Mrs. ('rimes and Mr. Wyaii.
Our oung people will meet at
7 o'clock fur their worship ami
study. We expect a great gather
ing of them. We counted IK in th"
services last Sunday evening, and
more than half of the evening con
gregation were young people. Mr.
Hezmalhaleh is arranging u great
cborous choir of the young people
for the evening service. The ser
mon will be u challenge to go to
the front lines.
Dahlia and Gladiola Bulbs
We have a choice stock of home-grown Dahlia and Gladiola
bulbs for ealo at reasonable, prices. These bulbs are all our own
raising and are prize-winning Btock. Send for list of varieties
and prices.
Hosier's Flower Gardens
ASHLAND, OREGON
Phone 341-J
The .second story and office
quarters of the new Undy build-1.,
ing, 1 !,( South Central, arc com
pleted and the first tenants aro
moving in today. The lower pari
of the building is still under con
struction, and. according to Mrs.
.1. K. Itarkdull. owner, will prob
ably be completed during the next
ST. Cf.AlltSYJU.K, Ohio, April
21. (Tl The "march of protest"
on the ltelmont grand Jury here
today ended with the arrest of ap
proximately 73 women "marchers"
through a ruse of Lieutenant
Colonel Don Is. Caldwell, National
tiuard observer.
t When tho vanguard of the
Main St. M. K. Chutvh, South.
W. K. Pay. Pastor.
lies.. 25 No. oakdale. Study
at church. Phone HX4.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Sermon, "Tho Test of Dcclple
shlp." 11 a. m.
Kpwol'th league, 7 p. m.
Sermon. "Three Cireat Words,"
8 p. in.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday
night, 7.30, followed by choir
practice.
We rejoice in the progress our
church is making in nil depart
ments nnd if you do not worship
else where, invite you to join us.
Tho church of tho open door.
"marchers," all women, arrived in
week.
me numnng is uniM -u trm.ka u.oy found the jail ur-
outslde in stucco and the offices rmi1(U.ll hy a pk.;(.t ,il0 ()f BUai.(l
,aie win iihuuu uMu ii.v.tn., whMo ,U.H l(f guardsmen stood on
'arranged. The first two office clner of ,ho entmiu.t.f armed
jsuites completed are to.be fcti-jwUh .if(,s Th(, wmeil hesitated
pled by Attorney Frank DeSoiiza ... M1.itur fhl. Jirnit,(i .ihmhiv. but
ind Kelly and Kelly, who are itt,llt(.nant t't(iunel Caldwell invit-
moving into tho front -otfieo on C( thpm tu ontpi. t!l(, jllUi OHtcn.
Tle Junior class of the high the left-hand side of the building, i slhy tM visit U1P riv w ho were ar
Hchoo! has decided to hold a ear- and the Soiilhern Oregon Credit rojItod a hort time before us rlng
nival this year instead or a ploy as I bureau, formerly situated over the lp.lder;i fn tho ..silVl, lne uion"
In previous years. I Medford liook Store, w ho will nuirr,era 0f ihe last few days.
Several months ago it was de-take the front offices on the right when they were inside the doors
elded In a meeting of the class that hand side of the building. ! were locked.
t carnival would be received better j Ti,o building, which is cen-j sheriff C. C. llardesty nnm.unc
fy tho general public and the stn-j trally located, being not (pillo a 0i women woubl be held until
ilents themselves than a play. I block from the court house, and .Monday when they are to be ar-
L'nder the direction of the gen-jut a convenient distance from thejniiKnel on eh tiroes of rioting,
eral committee, made up of Miss j business section of the- city, has i The main body of 1 he " march -Maurlno
Carrot, Miss Scott, and Mil! j been under construction for the' cm" about 200 strong and corn
Morgan, tho class president, the (past two months, under the direct ! pnsed of both woiimmi and men,
following general committees were ' supervision of Mose ItarUdull, and turned back a short, distance out
appoiuted:
Queen Mrs. Hazel Smith, ad
viser, with Kdna Mae Wells chair
man; finance li. H. Conkle, ad
visor. Harry Ciill, chairman; booths
Miss Scott, advisor. Helen Kodg-
ers, chairman: progress Miss Gil
bert and Mrs. Early, advisors,
Elnora Hulander. cbairmnn
Miss Carrol, advisor. Hog
muKHon, chairman: construction
Mr. Mpntzer, udvlsor. Oaruld Tlart
sook, chairman; publicity Mr. Ter
rell, chairman. Hill lo Conroy. stu
dent chairman. The decorations
are in charge or fliiss Alekols. j (Contributed)
uurmg me evening mere win he Jn ovc.nin th(, i;rnthejhood of
vaudeville, side-shows und alli'pesl Am(.ri(.;in Yeomen entertained two
oi concessions.
The carnival is being held In the
large gymnasium and a jliney dance
will be held all evening. Music
will be furnished by a high-class
jazz baud.
The Medford high school concert
hand, which was recently awarded
1 h estate championship, will play
lis completion will prove a real side St. Clali-KVflle when they were
asset to the appearance of the met by deputy sheriffs who told
business district. Elmer Chllders . them armed National Guardsmen
handled the contract for the new . were on guard at the jail,
building. ."The marchers." Htartci, from
lihe Mutton Hollow mine of the
mm OFFICERS OF r
YEOMAN' Mi
Y
a concert.
I distinguished visitors. Supreme
Secretary Geo. Wall and Supreme
Lecturer Page of I es Moines, luwti.
Medford feels very highly honored
in that these men are only making
about five visits on the PoMfic
,.,.( Sltnlc Mmiiii'fO !-'! I n ml ' hlUSO commit I
lion oi cnairman .mhiii i mime
have worked wonders in trans-
eve -
Members of tlie local Legion
post who attend Monday night's
meeting at the Armory will be
agreeably surprised w luiti they
enter tin- Legion quarter.' The
under the direc-
The dale of the carnival H April n1(.
his wife accompanied our guests ;
from Portland. " ' I 1
A class of candidates wor given lorming tne rooms aim nae
Salvation Army.
' Tho Door Was Shut" will be
the themo of tho sermon by Evan
gelist Nelson Morris Sunday even
ing at 8 o'clock, at the Salvation
Army revival. Tho evangelist will
also sing and play, using different
musical instruments. A great hour
and a stirring message are in store
for all who attend. All who come
will bo deeply thankful that they
have come. The full program for
the day Is as follows:
1 a. m., Holiness meeting.
H:3o p. m., Company meeting,
ii:3u p. m., Young People's league.
8 p. m.. Evangelistic service, tho
crowning meeting of the day. A
cordial Invitation Is extended to
everyone to attend all thcHe serv
ices.
Ion Lulh cm n Church.
Zion English Lutheran church,
West Fourth street at Oakdale.
I- V. Bussard, pastor. Hesldenoc,
:12 Jlise avenue; phone 1201 -X.
Simday school at 10 a. ni.
Church services at 11 u. m. nnd
X p. m. Sermon topics: Morn
ing ''Other Sheep"; evening, "A
Fool's Folly."
Luther league meeting- at 7
p. in., Mrs. Helen Tdunkall, leader.
Topic, "The Ministry and tho
Laity."
Indies' Aid society meets In
the church parlors on Thursday
at 2 p. m., with Mrs. Arthur T.
Moen as hostess.
Choir practice, Thursday, 7:!i0
p. m.
You are cordially welcome to
these services.
A fine time is promised by the
management.
work.
Tile' Medford, ral surprises to spring on ItflJso
FREE LICENSE TO
DISABLED IIS'
loonier Girls exemnlified jbe rltu-.wlm attend future meetings.
alistic work very nicely. in lacl.j Initiation will be one f Ihe
all southern ( n-egi-n should be very , outsta nding features of Monday's
proud of Medford's Ploomer Girls, i meeting, although there will be
as they are the finest Yeomen rtr- plenty "f business and entertaln
grce team fn Oregon. ' i meni to make up a most inter
Ashland lodge was represented ( esting session. Preparations are
by t heir officers und about 2.1 ' being made lo take caro of a
members. Grants Pass had their ( large attendance,
i officers and a lar-; delegation ol'
members in attendance,
i After listening to addresses by
Mr. Wall and Mr. Page, the lodge
I tar took of a fine lunch, after
which an informal meeting was
held. The visiting Yeomen were
very loud In their praise of south
ern (n-egim nnd are planning on
There seems to be some con
fusion as to whether all ex-ser-!
vice men and pioneer citizens I
of the state are entitled to free
liuntmK and fishing licenses. - visitinir us again In June with other
Inquiry on this matter, niailci .,,.,., r,.ni ,,. ;,upi.t.mt. offk-ei
while the state game officials were nt jjos ji0jnPHi jowa. !
here recently to attend the Jack-. j
son County Game Protective asso-
General Insurance
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Program Tonight
In the special courtesy pro-
First Chiyrli or Christ, Sciolist.
Authorized branch of the mother
church, the First Church of Christ.
Scientist, in lioston, Mass.
Services are held every Sunday
at 1 1 o'clock, church edifice, 212
North Oakdale. Subject for Sun
day, April 22, "Probation After
Death."
Sunday school at ft:tr.. Appli
cants under tho age of 20 may be
admitted.
Wednesday evening meetings,
which include tesllmonlcH of Chris
tian Science healings, at 8 o'clock
The reading room, which Is tu
the Medford building. Is open dully
from 12 to 4, except Sundays and
holidays. The bible and all au
uuthorlzod Christian Science litera
ture may be read, borrowed or
purchased.
The public Is cordially invited to
u'.tend the services und visit the
reading room.
First Christian Church.
Xlnth and oakdale strctts. Car
man E. Mell. minister. Office and
pastor's study In the church. Tel.
1007; residence phone 1337.
"Test Our Welcome."
Hiblo school assembly at !:4Ei.
Classes for all age groups. You
are Invited to attend and enroll
regularly.
Morning worship and communion
at 10:55. The morning message
will be delivered by Mrs. Clara G.
Hsson. stat' Itlbh school superin
tendent, who Is now in the city as
one of the Instructors In the union
training school that Is now In prog
ress. She will bring a mcHsagn of
vital Importance to every Christian.
Popular evening service from 0
to ! o'clock. The sermon will be
delivered by the pastor. There will
be special music, good singing by
everyone, n large audience, and a
happy fellowship.
Both morning nnd evening serv
ices will bo broadcast ovyr KME1).
Young people's Christian En
deavor groups wll meet at 7
o'clock. ()no hundred young pen
pie are expected to bo present Sun
day night.
BANQUET MONDAY
First Methodist Fpiscopal Church
T. H. Temple, D. L) Mluistor.
Morning worship at U. Sub
ject. "Tho Hlble and Science."
Evening worship at K:00. Ser
mon by lr. Walter L. VanNuys.
lean of tho Workers' Training
School.
Ep worth league at 7:00. A
meeting of great interest for the
young people.
Sunday school at 9:4S.
In place of tho mid-week prayer
service, there will be the school
for tho training of workers. The
prayer meeting folks aro Invited
to coiuo and see what Is being
done.
Morning
Anthem. "March On, Ye Soldiers
True" Thayer
Offertory, "The itllnd Plough
man" Clarke
' Miss Melba Williams.
Evening
Chorus, Oregon State Song"
Mtirtagh
Junior High Girls' Glee Club.
Miss Melba Williams. Director.
Offertory, "Jesus- Itemembered
You" Gabriel
Messrs. Meeker, MacUonuugh,
McGeo and ' in man.
Mre. Matie Vroman Huenergardt,
organist ; Mi's. May Jordan Mac
Donough, director.
large plane are being made for
the gathering of men of the Hap
tlst. Christian. South Methodist.
Pri-bytei inn and North Metho
dist churches at a banquet in the
Paptist church at 0 : :t0 1'. m
Monday night, the 'i:rd.
A similar gathering was held
in the gymnasium of fche now
Methodist church several years
ago and the large number of
men who a t t e n d e d expressed
themselves us having enjoyed the
fine spirit of Christian fellow
ship and hoped that another such
Wit u Id be planned soon.
Dr. Henry M. Campbell, I). I).,
of San Francisco, who gives his
onttro time lo developing tin
work among the men of the
churches by helping them to or
ganiiTo Into brotherhoods, and
plan programs worth while, will
he the speaker. Ilo speaks to
thousands of men In such gather
ings (n churches, largo and small,
every year. It is u privelego to
have him hero. Ho is a man of
strong, itilo type, big In person
ality, broad in his sympathies
with men in their present day
problems, and a master speaker
In tho presence of a group of
men.
The musical features will ho
songs by the male quartet of tho
different churches.
The ladies of tho Haplist church
will furnish the supper, which
will be r0c. per plate. The- men
of the churches are Invited to
come and bring their friends.
Reichstein and Deuel
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central
PHONE 631
Buy a load of Green Pine Slabs now you will
have dry wood when your present supply is
consumed.
12-INCH OR 16-INCH
GREEN PINE SLABS, per load
Two Loads $5.00
Ihihel Missionary Itapliht Oiurch.
I'JIder C. II. Fredenburg, pastor,
Hunday school, 10 a. m.
I'rcaehing. 11 n. m.
Kvenlng service. 7:30 p. m.
.Subject, morning service, "Cain's
Hcllglon." Genesis 4-8-4-5, "And in
process of time It came to pans
that Cain brought the fruit of the
The Weather
elation banquet at Ashland, and
also of I toy Parr, deputy game
warden of the county, and state
American legion officials, tie-, u.wost temperature, this morn
veloped the following Infornia- jnlr
tin: i Precipitation for -I hours end
Only those ex-servlec men who;jnK 5 a. ro.. .('5 fnch.
were disabled In the war. and Yesterday's weather here: High-1 yood
u ru raieo as iu per ceoi o ini oh o. cst jempemt tiro, a; JlUWlCSt tniB
lire entitled to free hunting and month since 1112, Lowest yes
fishing licenses; and the onlv tenlay, fin; lowest this month (since
pioneers entitled to free license. i 2, 22. .Mean temperature yes
nro those who came to Oregon tprday. 40; departure for the day,'
prior to 1870. ' deficiency. ;i degrees. Avnrag
j dally deficiency for the month, 2
negroes.
Piecipitation: Total rainfall;
since first of month. I. "7 inches; ' x 4
UinilLJ JUltl 111 15-year average for tl:e nflmth. !.:! j
inches. Total rainfall since .latin-:
ary I, fi.I2 inches, iotal rainfall
since September 1, 14. SO inehes.
Humidity yesterday. 5 a. m..
.per cen: 12 nnon. 02 per cent;
1 5 p. m., 57 per cent.
I Character of day. cloudy.
Following a session of a day ( Sun sets at fi:.' p. m.; rises to
yesterday. the grand Jury, w hich i morrow 5:19 a. m.: sets tomorrow
gram tonight over Ko.Vlo, KHO. I ground an offering unto the Lord,
and KI talent from lcwiston, j And Abel he also brought of the
Idaho, will broadeast music and first lings of his flock und the fat
songs In conjunction with tho To
tem orchestra, in honor of the
! Hotary convention, to bo held
in Seattle nest week.
AIoso Tyler will have expert
j lingers add prominent Hot aria us
and the urogram will bo nnusuallv
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thereof. And the Lord had re
spect unto Abel and to ills offer
ing. hit unto Cain atul to his
offerings He had not respect. And
Cain was very wroth, und ills coun
tenance f'-Il."
Kvenlng subject. "If you die and
go to hell, who cares?"
Klder T. M. Griffith will be the
speaker for Sunday's services. Come
hear tho old time gospel at 710
Weleh street!
Prayer meeting "Wednesday even
ing. Everyone welcome to alt ser
I
11
Sunday. April L'2
m. Morning service, 4
Seventh lay Arlwntlst Chiirrh
Coiner of Heutty and Edwards
street.
Siiblmth school, s:45. L. t.
Punch, superintendent. All classes
ChrlMiun chun h. I" riM'n
-nn t . Kveninc service. Preaching service 11 a.
Christian church.
n., by
4 I km er rcarnet Oburg of wniia
4, ann. vsasnmgton. riuojeci, iiome
tHMHH iMisMlims.
. . ... ;i p. m. itm missionary oi-
' H.M.KM. ire., April 21. hVt 1 unteer society have their mertinit.
met yesterday for the first time .(!:.'!' p. m. lThe public HTVlre nmniiion win There will also be a meeting at
since the Indictment of Newton C. 1 Rises and set computed for ! investigate to a'ertaln if the In- ' 7 : 4 ." .
Chaneq. district attorney, for al- , level horizon 1. cre-o(i hedub' proposed Mtd-vveek prayer and ItlMe
leged larceny of $31" from the Forecast for tonight and tomor-i two ronipeting stare lines, the jdudy Wednesday, 7:30.
county prohibition fund, adjourned jrow: Partly cloudy tonight and ( Pacifir Htnge lne.. ami. thei a special lecture Hund even
last eventnit. It Is not known I Sunday. Not mtich hauge In 10 "Vs Houthtrn Pacific Motor Trans-lng. 7:4. by Pastor T. L. Thuem
w hether the Jury will meet next ; perature. U port company between Portland ' lnr. The subject of his leeture
week or not and no Information U WALTER DICK. pmd Forest Grove Is warranted, j for April 22, "The Heven Words
has heen learned why the Jury met Meteorologist, I nited SVjIpa ( Pending the Investigation the nri- nf the Pible That Iiestroyed
yesterdny.
Wrnther Ihireau.
ditional srhtdules are suspended, 'World Empire In 1914, and Also
Presbyterian Church,
Plble school, 11:45 a. m.
Parents are Invited to bring
their children, from 4 to 0 years
of age to the beginners' depart
ment If they do not go else
where. A fine start Is u good
prophesy of what the future will
be. ' Mrs. liwrence Is In churge.
Names uf Infants for the cradle
roll should ho given to Mrs. I).
It. Torrolt or Mrs. K. P. haw-,
ronco. Veii C. Walker, superin-'
tendent.
Hermon, t a. m., "Tho New
Ufo in Christ."
Children's sermon. "I tain.'
Music:
Organ prelude. "Kerenade".
Kihuberl
Offertory, "Iondonderry Air"....
Arr. by Tories
Postludo, ".March Triumphal"....
Williams
Anthem, "Oh, Come to My
Heart, Lord Jesus" ....Ambrose
Htereoptlcon lecture, 8 p. in..
"Tho lloyhood of Saul." This Is
the first of a series, of six stere
optlcon lectures on "Tho Ito
mance of Haul of Tarsus." They
will show In picture and word
the early scenes, the youth, the
travels, the ministry of the great
est apostle of nil the ages. Haul
of Tarsus, or l'h ill. No man has
so Influenced the thinking of the
civilized world as has Paul.
M tislc:
Voluntary, "Over tho Hills"
IjOgan
Offertory, "Consolation No, fj"
Uxt
"Postludo In F" Ashfonl
Christian Kndeavor Society at
7 p. m.
Ministry of Music;
lorenco- Haxeliigg McKlhose,
soprano.1
Kdna Kifert Isaacs, contralto.
Ocorgn Mnddox, tenor.
lr. W. W. Howard, ha?.
Miss Alma Katherlno Lawrence,
substitute organist.
Uev. Kdwin Percy Mwrencc,
minister.
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.1. M. Johnport, ptiMor.
The lefxon In the liible school
for tomorrow Is, ".Tetois and the
Home." and tin- reference Ih In
Mark 10:1.1!. This Is a most prac
tical IrKon for today whi-n there
Is so much evidence that the home
llf of our penpb Ih not what P
ouht to be. Come study with ti.
Our memory vciwh wilt hsve the
word "obey." Von may use the
word obedient or obedience. Hchool
bcKins at promptly. We have
a good primary department and
one of tlie finest cradle roll de
partments. Tjt u have your chil
dren If they nre not in school some
where elwPT
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