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Chapter No.
m Masou'io'l‘emple, South Main
’the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of.
month, It s o’élock, Indy and
excepted. All B. A. MoscnsI
y and internally Ilium.
'LI.
7 . SL'LYON,» Secretary.
1m" Pgi‘S ERYATION Till-7 ilflRSl‘
LA\\'
'l'hc anti strike bill recently ~passed-
the Senate is designed to protect;
public in its right to continuous
lion service am} make the
it: interest paramount in the tart—
ént of disputes between railroads
their r-mplcues and to mount
interest: against either side.
11 is the assertion of <e.1ator'§rfll\s
, Getter. author of the hill.
ransportulion of the necesfiities
, “hm Pm‘mls- \'tor mid
,J‘essgp'tiai to the HT) exist
b! the Ajncriczul neonle it is so
1., that a throat to tie up the
snortatioxr system is a threat to
e a‘ great man) of tin:
gaunt“: . I
vainly thr- time has come when
'goyernment cannot permit a
of this character toibe carried
,éztéution, The bill would also
‘e in ”(Stock the proportv of indi—
*htch happened to he in the
of transportation. The strong
awerwe have are those protecting
“property rmd yet “hon life
I c secuxitycot pxopc-rh' heron“:n
gent upon uninterrupted transI
they are \1 IliImIt lrgal pro-
’ ' any kind
,9! ‘1e duty of gmrrnmrnl to
-*- lives of the people a. 1d lo
M; as serurc :Is posoihlie
duty of «Congress to
from and uninterrupted
,1 he ossentlzfl comma]
between the several
u.
r Poin'lleuer pnlntofi out that
is nothing in the mu which‘re
The right. of Inilroad employee
nize.- tomaue in collcctivr
Malevolent whonercr they ll?
‘provlded ”1011' action is. not dir
‘7 What the interest of tin pubu
conmciion lIt- condemned
v the notion -()F tho-"l ‘Ie‘. lilehem
wrooratti'm in Iefifixiug to fur-
; In k‘tihtlflntlflls
VIiIl Senator Poindrxif-r,
the kind or strike which
.IIrcw-ut in the tra‘naporta-v
' em. whether it cum!- from
' m the cmhlnyersfi' ._
at tin last
‘ ma law passed
committees on Mariam
‘ meets.
' mended
I10 lnjuslim
that.i
thcxrforc.
complete operation wwII,
are. being
3 Hi we postofl‘ice
I is and tmtcn'aily invited. Tru-
I
as, n. A. M.,I
II). B. BM,’H.3P.Z.
I l
, or as individuals to Inultl
n mploxiug I
, . {91- place adjustment‘ sponsc Io thlsfivronoul.
lto dgal with and settle' ing tor the children
éontrmrcrsles betwe-‘n the
nd their employts rotating
in I'm hiring”
K‘OII‘IidI-Iedl
is wfiitin’g at the
mats- "opporttmltr t»
max! is always beasttig
he would do if he had the
.red mail utter serif
em-
. f[1:137:13 killed and an-
“tiny injurea in the
amnion; q: newsman; pkg ha tasted
3MfiirtzsI-seawen days as she alleged?” to
1influence her husband to join church.
:vgerc characterized today by Mrs. Er-
nest Harrinigton as “attempts to
cheat God of the glory of preserving-
my body and keeping me alive until
‘the great victory is won. ” " 1'
Mrs. Harrington’s statement was
iparticularly directed at. Dr: \V. 0.
Dixon. City. Health Commissioner.
who after an examination of her con-
ditiOII said he was certain she had
Efasted last week, since a. nurse was
'iIIstalled. but doubted her statement
that she. had abstained from food
Iprcviously. Dr Dixon said the wom-
an's condition virtuallv was normal.
\Vhen askéd if she (lid not {car she
Iwould die it she persisted in fasting.
ers. Harrington said: ‘Dcath? Why.
inow “I lizue never given that: n
Iihought. I know. however. that I am
‘not going to die. Why. God wouldn't
Ilet mt- die. If I do then nothlniz will
lbe accomplished by my fasting."
"Do you obmt- to moving Malta-51'".
she was asked.
"No. for God told me it would be
(Ill right for you to coma": and see me.
He said "If thev come in by the
front door, admit them to vour room
but if they come in the. b'Ic-k door. I
do not want 3011 to see, them," shcgcfl
plied.
laugh hum "hEI husband. who u .13 in
another room, but overheard her re-
'91::
i V "That's one time Iour message got
aldetraclud. 1.10 come in the buck
Iw’a)’, " he slid
TAX EXPERT CALLS ‘3' ‘
I 0N MR. HARDIN(
I
'Cominuedjt'fiim first page
taxation
it “n; Ill‘lderktoorl that the (outer—
II new 1101 only concerned the work of
lllms , smcinl amino. but also had to do
ulth the temporary tnril‘r legislation 01
I .III. I. we“ 3" -f‘omess:
(lthnr callers todm IIII-lmlml {mmcr
ENIHUOI' .lohn “I. \‘VeI-lts. of Massuchu.
thts 11 ho is understood to be under
:I ()llsldt'. -' :Illon ln M r. Harding for (19- ,
people ofIi
m" the Navy,
T’I. O'l'lell. of
oinlmin? of Sr; IItnI'y
.zund lnI'Im r l" ovcrnor 'l'I.
‘INI-II Imk.
snow-1 Its'rrtimmen nmrr'r TIII;
l I \s'; 11.“.
IOIII-II litter to the l1 usi ( ‘IIIIImitleI:
Let the mount of the committee. I
I‘lIaI'. v spoken to nearly all of the mink-I-
lien: or The Nurwnlks about the plan
lnl a "Fast Day" {heal ~next week. SIR- .
lunlu}, .lunnal's‘ "" .\\'illI one accord
ithv} have
,IIIId have bt‘l‘l‘i more than willing: to
EIIIesI-nl it to their congregations. 011'
ihumlm. The idea of inning II \‘t‘l‘y
:smIplI and inexpensive, (linmr (In Sut- ‘
unluy. JAII 32d. add then Kiting to
3.1m: starving chlldren or hum he
Uprim \xlIiI h the regular dinner would
,huxv cost. makes II strong appeal to
our 9:; mpath}: it is like hxuing I’v—
Icr'ul of tlxosv children In wally «prom-M
Iut our table to enjm 1x hilt wu‘ are glad
to go without in thclI mu“.
No om would refuse, the -m if- 4km:
Iware here- and we' confl'ne then need
M'tth (it u own moo. “'1‘ would want
ihzm as guests for man) meals. It
would in fun to have a tablvl‘ul for a
\‘\ hnlIr week. So. it is no hqulI-n to in‘
xih the “aim invisible firm-‘85 for
“just a single meal.
In so 'Vt‘lul churches some lIIdl\'.iIluul
or organization. will be designated to
l"f(‘<‘l\c the money from the. “l" not
Ilmy" nual. so that it moi) he turned
'in us a combined contribution from
‘lhe— congregation. *Oiher churches
will us: other methods bu"! um cun—
iident there will be :1 generous re.
it is so closu
to the Money": muchlngs about car-
Yours truly
~1(‘(Il\l‘:‘r()l{.
(Per M. II. II.)
liliN [CST I" .
W
MONKER GRO'I‘TO ()Fl‘l't‘lfllifi.
(‘ity (‘lIIb Formed for (ion-
\‘PBHO‘II in June.
‘flflllut
om” I-.5- “no I'm be installed .It the
no at me cling of the (Lotto; were elect-
re-ci 'ILt the annual meeting of Monker
C‘t‘ntIO. No 66.
:I‘Ycilmi Prophets of ”the ’Enchanted
Realm. held last night. at Masonic
Jlull, South Main sytrgcet. I’l‘hey were:
Monarch ----- Herbert M. Buzzard.
l'hioi‘ Justice——-lleiden E. Halley. ‘
Master of ( ‘ercmonlesw'W‘Iliis
; Jones M estport.
‘ VonaraIIII-Pmphet~(?1
“)‘Iustee (for "three yearsl-w—Past
’Monurch ("luyton l..Mu1sh.Ill
'l‘rcusuI'I-I m Adolph W .llI‘eSfuss.
Show It: ll 1 4‘ rztmII' C. Hegeman.
The Atlantic Ci itv Club was formed
at last night' 5 meeting. following the
election of oflicers.
paSI‘Il
S.
of those. members (If Monker.
Lodge srssion. at Atlantic City.
June 27,1;11 28th and 29th. AIspeclal
train is to he 'chartered to take the
members to the New Jersey Iron)?!
and, accompanying /
train. will be memhers or Ire-gnome
to.
other Gretta;
« ,‘P‘W
I last night at a meeting of the Cooke»
W’Tflbc. No. 32. I. 0 R. M: ,
g‘Sachem—Ql'oaefih ‘E fBrot‘herton.
vfienior Wore-Rom N, Jones.
ilmflor WWW
JWV‘heL-r'mwm firmware
roceii‘od Um plIIII heartily]
Mysticabrder »of “the:
This club is ‘com- ,,
Grotto who are to attend the Grand ‘
them on the
of Nam Haven: «Bela Grotto. 0f;
Springfield: as you as memsers from L
private anathema a ’filfle
, coonnxor: TIIII'IIE WmIIIIATIoN ~
zElie 'tolloqvmx officers were «installed; . M,
,i limos audacity: 355:. 92:»; max
I in; 86 soéiuopfioond :43. 87
$7. 58mm . ~ , .
1 Wt"! 2: W
wfisemmvroy, am as uptown;
my“ work on details of the new, cam-
naign’ to unlonlze the Steel monetary
was begun here today by William Han-
ons in the. steel indIIstI-v affiliated with
non. secretary or the executive council.
of the National and International Uni-
the American Federation of viabor. '
' One unfi‘he. first Steps 9; the councu
organized here. mm will be to
notify steel «mpkern throughout (Jim;-
country to their intention to take up -
the fight [or the union shop
Education or workers to the bene-
fits of unloiIism will be one o! the. most
important functfins of the new cam-
paign. according to M J. Tight-LI presL
[lent of the Amalgamated midtion
so? :Iron. “Steel and ‘Tin Workers. who
I‘m-min the mewncommittee. .
I ‘Mr “fllzhe. a‘ veteran steel” Worker.
dmldréd the council has not been
formed for the purpose of conducting
a strike-.11: will attempt by “peaceful
means " to get “justice for the work-
Iers." he said. and will llg‘ht against
wage toduotiono uni! sponson the eight,
hour (in).
The. ncw'campaign will be conduct-
ed entirelx ln' unions actively engaged
in the utIel industry. mole than ten’
org.1nl7.ati us that pfiliicipawd in the
lust Mme
unions including
IW’orkers of Amcrk :1.
~—
the‘
t he to rgent or—
The statement was greeted by '1 Intonation in the American Federatioul
oi Labor, however. will giu- the oun~I
Pal!“ their molt support.
mm WW I
CHAfiES EXPECTED
o
M'IKSHING'PON 33m 15.—-Aciion of'
the finale Finance committee yester—
day. in 1min; to open the Townes;
Emergent-3 Tami hill to amendments.
was Iconsidered «generally to “have let
'dovm the bars." and . here I‘m
prepared for [he enpected H501! bl
changes I«hen the committee resumed
Its Inc-(inc In mu-cutin- somlon today
l‘lIII- mm IIvlmI uts \\t II,- agree-r] to
late yestexday.
The (mini on wheat impmted was
fixed In 40 cents a bus Ihel instead or
30 cents
I A thrill 01 six cents a pound on but
fi---5‘—a
l
tar and choose 3116 their auhstitutmfI-lmwm. memtm: ‘ 6:26,
and two cents ,Imd 'tlvo cont: t gallon
on fresh milk and cream. respectively
was established. ad the third amend»
{meat voila prom» the same Import
I duty; on hides as was; carried in the
: Diuglov Ta rm Jaw.
l,.,. -
(nhlifilAfiY (1,"thle 0F “3‘“.
I j ‘
MllgAN. Italy, Jan. H.«~'Tl1er¢~ is no
Iposslhiliiy of Germany ever attempt»
in: a war of revenge. having been
Ivured fan-VI-r or her old militaristic
Hit-rmun Minister hamburg. farmer
Itlcully “told 'the delegates at “the Bloc-
im; mission or the League of Nations‘
Societies' lurr today.
llr. Constantin lmmla. former Aus-
l-tro- Hungarian Amino-ado:- to the
II mud States In rmiewlng the econo-
IIItI situation of Austria. declared that
L"not even union with Germany could
now Aunlr economically. Ibu't mid 'he
belie-III! such uwlnlun was inevitable
eventuallv.
p—uh—n—u-u—u-——.—.
mm It 3mm . ,
INK \‘lOlA'l‘ORH
.’
("lllf‘AGCL Jum.‘ lbw—Edward J.
ilrundugc Attorm‘} -Ge.noral of Illinois
luum hul another drive at prohibition
1qu violafiors today. ’ ll} motions pre-
sented bel’ore Judge '1‘ M. Landlo. in
Federal District't‘ourt .hejiked 'thfit
cightevn additional temporary injunc‘
tlons he issued against saloon heaps”.
and tlmbeleren others be punished for
contempt because of idiom-d violations
of similar injum lions issued some
time/ago.
mm
mm; mm; IN 'CmImrm.
CH‘H‘AGU, Jun. lfi.——«(‘lmlnpionsl1lp
sprint races tonight at the ,Coiiscum
.will open the program For the big six;
dxu hike race which is to start at. )0
o 'clork tomorro“ night.
A ten- mile open scratch more will
III-Murc- the preliminary sprlhts. The
competitors in this event will be “the
twenty four riders entered in ‘the six-
duy 1"u e
_ .
;(‘Al'l‘.\lx .0]: COLUMBIA ICE
HOUWI-‘IY Tl-JABI. " ‘
.
Nm’ ¥CIRK. Jun.
Andérson’. 01’ the Columbia ‘foothull
«eleven, hnsrbeen chosen captain of the
Columbia ice hockey} .team. which
Inlays its first game here tonight
against Yale. Austen Harrison. Who
hus'plas‘ed on championship Canadian
teams. has been spopinted‘éoac‘h.
t . .
BAlmflifllu-I. MIL, 3811.15."0al'di~
moi Gibbons continues to g’iin strength
it was stated at his residence this
'1»: possible to take him for: short au~
Ito'mobile‘ ride within a felt Rays.
toda) and may it; to walk W filo
‘m 1:
trim
YEW 71?on Jon. _ 15.«--Liberty
00:31!“
A
39mm“ _ “I.
mending o‘hilm’ezi.
Ient being e-liminatcLThesel
l nitI-d MineI
Society will hold its mouth) .meeting ' ':
Ion 'l‘ llPSdaV months at 8 onlgék. is,“ ‘9 ”11.2,”! annual meettné of Trln- ! If
Au important meeting of the official 37:“ l I
I
_ Ilersda) waning at
4 ( wood Shepherd
,nplrit. lIr. firming“! Dcrnburg'. former“
a Norwhlk
I robs. 'minislmr; Mrs
lac-«Ewen “C.
CAImINAI. «masons snow. I"?
m " i
m anti It mmfiwmm
“‘He will sit up the m1“ met 50!:
,Wjé p’. m.
the ohm. with Trapper ax rig-3a flfi- .
’ Wed wfimnmm at ”7:39 I'M!
Pt;
Hoodluyu—Yofioy. . " ,
Tuesday—The molar meeting of
the MM (more win be to: um"
home of hrs. 1“. Jeumm 1 Quinta-I1 , .
£89th mmwmfinu Wm even“ A social time will mow.
churchuilev. John 13an pastor; mwm’ meetinx- ' .-
‘Io’uss Willa militia; choir filmtftfifl- mum. " ' "
ton I Hfiommedieu organist. muday Friday—Choir “ha-'3“-
services as follows: At 19: 30. preach-
ing Service. Sermon theme: “The Fltlt Church of (Erin, 3mm, 5? ‘
Model Preacher Min-10123:!“ and West anemic. m 8m
éhaéglan" Thewmu be ammo of this 'chgpch is held 1: 11 _
service a talk an! a. row-mime: will .‘
it £3 Jocgmglm Christian Science m'ice. Janna’rv,
1mm.»- scnwa aoIT'VIT. c KW. mt 19‘ “Life" I
woos 1-2pr W . voml Hominy school will be held at “i J
meeting. At 7. ”so evening III-etching 9.319015 ‘
service. '111e sermon theme will be:
“\Vhat No. Man Should Sell): The as.
sistmgmusichn at this service will. be
Linnea Roberts Hartman. of New
York, «mama. magnum“ 4! In 4"» ‘ “31mm Oven We“ Gm
talented young violin” and will our; All W) tron 12 ‘9 5 9.111.
a number magnifications at. “this service... Sign m ‘1
A l. III or r I o L
t erlfia a oxen m y requestefl it Trinity church Rev
be present at 7:36. not later, that the Charles A
seating may be film? without 00111“- Marks ofliciaunz. “Colendar for thé
, - k beginning Jan. 16.1921 (and ‘
sion and disturbance to the congrexd- nee . . . . ’
tion after these i J is eta I d. All Sands; after the hpuahanyl: 19 a. 1n.,l
persons having no church obligation! Church ”Chm" 11 ’3' m" morning. ,
of their own. on Sunday evening, are prayer and sermon. 3‘” p. low-cum- l
cordially “wits-fl Lama. mm? “It! “man I
The Girls’ Chit: will m’eeIIon “lion-3" Vader—4 e In. spacial mung
_ . t the. Bethany Chapter of the “Wo- '
daye eyening at the church 0
lid. in the Guild room to ‘
Tuesday eveulnt young men of the mans 5“ '
church m,“ for ””63“" ”finish Imam inflation: m the 51.n-
Thc “’Omufl" maul ”lanai“ mm M M11 MI
slum 'l‘ueodm- meshing, Januurv 25th.
“gauged-y "was tuitmany meet-
” o'clock. hath on"
Ice: the public is Invited. m
Mia's m in Romero build-
iii-loom
board at which ewery oflicial member
should be .pment will ‘be held 0:! 33: x _ ' ,_
“tummy. evening. at 8 roll-lock. at | myths ’gfrlsykrlagfib-cmm‘" !
the parsonage. ' e ,. ' _ .
Th“ mid “wk sfn’i‘iiaifiafi‘; on .Jnlemaflonnl Blhle Bunion“. Red”.
’ ' Skin's Ilia Waihi 39.011. “14., m.
Francis Haney Greelg, 1L,I"fl.. 111m. fiarmfiikfineguhrnmieflfl sun--
will deliver a lecture in the church do)" 41 111.. a to 5_ Subject Inn in. for
2“ Friday “Tif'mg' 3‘ S oclock on nation: "Some of the Cemmoniesi
(“WW MW“ T“! “m be "“3 “‘0’ IIIIII Imolfiv Tabernacle in we WILI ;
ond lecture in the winter's course. llr. dorm-as“: The hullock for the sin ot— ; I
Green has spoken in Norwalk before “ring in" Aaron and m. Inns. "9%.; I
K“ all who have 'ilfim him will 61’" "at?“ Jlfism 383d m munml,‘ “I?“ I
'8‘“ "“60 '0 an"! ‘ , ' one» man death. When no. I. "fln- ‘
Junior iqu-‘meels 0“ l-ridm. aft- lfihi‘fl. the world of mankind will re-l 1
01710011. “.1 3:“. m ”I? church. “ R3“? “'1“ and dpath “1"“ «“5; All
7"“! “‘3‘" ”him”? "1" ”WW; “‘ the mm 2mm: has died ‘tor less than”
1““ (Thurfih- six thousand rears; or. «since ’thei
_ dralh 0i Adam. who “\(‘d 930 years“;
hast 3‘9““ Mfl‘hod‘f‘ ,1-.plscophl It would not be long till the race‘ :
'Ihur<h Hm. lit-river! 1'... .‘laruland. would become extinct for the 5am“ .
pastor.~~.\‘lorninx smrxlcv at 10:30 on! {Memge of life ll !“ than ,5:
‘0 'vlovk The pastor will preach a \98." So God has promised in flat. '.
“Thrift “’1 I l; ' m rmon Sunday school “4 "‘5’... that the «lava of trouble mdl‘
‘sxsslon and adult Bible class at noon death “ould be cut short—that man
\~—«7; 45 p. to. meeting of
the amt Friendly Society. t
.r!’
Not in many years have we offend such “beautiful F33)
ments at a price like "this-13“ mteriu‘ism’l‘riootine. \ plum
and Serge-.The styles are attractive and W
Women sbmséssflflfim. _
Forfiier price, w
o
Formeflyfilioedupbm
These dresses are made of superior quality materials I; .III
as Tricotiue, Velodr, Satin and Serge
acacia
d '
in graceful,
SPECIAL LOT ‘01“
women s Suits $14.98
Formerly pnccd‘ ‘ up to $45.00
High class suits of Tau lelour. moi] tailored am
trimmed
HUNDREDS 2“ WOMEN’S m MISSES"
WINTER COATS
(J :I‘tI ‘Ihl
SEASON ’8 MOST FAWNABLE
MODELS, AT
One-M Last Year 3 Price;
Stunning cons of ex cry seasonable uni dependable f. h
thinly lined and fur trimmed garments ‘
III»
I H J' m“ w“! “““h ”“ .""""8- need not continue to die. And also. I
“mm" itamu- “1 3 V" m. “mlmr‘h ,promhed II resurrection of those “(II
M“ be ”a bum died-—~2\cis 24: 45. i
hv Miss Wamm Wilder 'l'hr attend- I
once at leaenv meeting. last Knmlau.
was over fort) 'l‘r»
Jun-hing wrulm- In" :31!
.um pastor. hublcct:
Adventist (‘hrifitlun church, Har‘ey‘
and ban Zandh screen. MUN.”
flex Frank flu-cite imam. master. «The '
morning womhlp at 10: 3Q. wwith ocr— ”
mon M Ilu- miter. Sunday school all
1::-—Riclmrd Blond. superintendent.
Junior Loyal iWorkcro at .;3 It 9. In. - .
Mm. sums.» Mmm‘lh ummmna i
and .[II-at it.
PHIL-Morin:
"I‘IIrlsI. ' the
' lsldies‘ \id Scotch on \\'c rinwedu)
:1 (1r moon.
Prayer menu: on Thin-day night
It 'I': 45 O-m -
' ent Loyal \\ or‘kers ocnlce at 6: 151. I
1. hair rehearsal on {Balm-(lay night. p. In. Topic: “The Natural Heart the? .
All centenary subscribers are lm'it- Rom-w of All Evuufl_,””r' Flsie; '
IvIl to secure literature at thr rhurrh. “1,."ka Preaching service a; 7.50 :1 I j
shawl”: wonderful results of cealen— . . . ‘ ‘ . '
., . m. ‘nlo.I Her: "grngc .'
In. advance. ’ ’1“ r! no} t l I: llsm . .
Nazarene cervix-ea. at the hall above“
machine shop. on Franklin street.
no In Monroe Otter-L «fiver-vices cw r3
Methodist Epipcobul
church. Georgv ll. Tompkins. minis»
team? 3.111.. clav- meellng. it). time gummy At a .3: In. and 7: an n "In
our school ‘and “Men’s Assembly. 1'1. f:\Pl‘_\l)F(’\ Woleomed to'the-r services.
worship and sermon. Sermon tohlr: Home thou ““31 us and we will do‘ ‘
“The Church at “'ovk." £330. El)" the» good. Hear the wonderful story; '
worth heme-«wk. 2V. Rom loader.
, of the Prm~hetlere Iepentffid be
7:30. worship and [mom Topiczl
noon-fled
“Sin. :1 l-fuct. or a Delulslon?"
Monday «VII-"inn BOI‘H‘ C‘luln Servicvs III Knight street A. M: E.
Tul‘fidfly'“73‘5I ”it” meeting: a“church. ”W. Henry Luann". pastor.-—-:~
Wednemme L. A s.,,«un,mo; ”Amw,m,qui gm“
«:1 all do) nullity; tart). 7:45. Ep p, m. Sunday school 7.35. sermon.
wmth Inurue social xubje‘ct: ”\Vlml Luck 1?" ;
1hlll‘stld3—‘7i‘5. prayer aenim'. 'luesdm evening‘pm‘ef and class!
meeting.‘
. Congreymtional church. i". ll Ja~ 'l'lmmduy evening-«Chicken supper.
l‘ lulmz Smith. ho" Sit-n‘ul‘duuiflf's Board. No. 2,
soloist: Arrhltmldfhiorrmm. month
rviees for Sunday morning Jun.
16. will begin promptly .at 10: 30 The
subject of the sermon «will be: "The
Sustpining Power of In ‘Slnglu i’ur».
nose." The ‘flefi's “Club and Church?
school will meet at I? In Tin \ cum:
I‘eopil; 8 Society will meet at. G: 30 p
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119 wunmorofernefi
. The Younger Glris‘t‘lubsmdll meet?“
Monday with-moon at 3:38. The (:1an ,.
,IIr Glris‘ (Hulls at 7:15.
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SIERES AND UNDMWEAR
-. The big selling event, to which the women is
f the Norwalks and vicinity look forward I
Moscow stock we are offer’mg bigger 12'"
ever Before.
.'l‘hn annual business meeting of the
church will be held next Thursday
evening. Jan. 20. The meeting- will ,
4710th at 6:30 with a fret: dinuer. after:
which a report of the work dmu- our-2
in: the Just Mr will be given. ital
reports will 'he confined to mm min- m1mmm
tiles in length. I‘Everv men-mm arm ”I m, m m .,'»
church and parish is urged to attend
thhgnecilug After the dinner on of- PM 31mm“? 31325 W? m
éering will be taken for the Children‘s Home! Rompers, $1 value,59¢ . 59c" L
,. )uropcan Relief."
h The mum ,pmgmm and; tunnel Petticoats, , .
Grey Mi M m ’
noooom,.....:.....sa.so
$3.00 Cometsmm. $2.00
, for Sunday
moms in as {item
Prefifleéflmziit angelique" f
Anthmm Barnes W 'Wc‘ IX
l(}lfennry’-“Respome" . .. .Chadwtck $130. , ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ _- ' ' , .
Isaa— mm. sun WIIII Thee". Speak- "" ‘ ~-» ,
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SPECIALS ON EVERY lTEM IN
THE STORE
first Cofigxentioml church Nor-
walk, Rev E. a!" "McGregor. I431. 10..
pastor.—-—Homint service at L030."-
with 9mm in «he “or flow
m: "m “M” :SHWY «mm
at noon filtration W? at 7 9‘
Topic; ,“Beli Control and Its Re-
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will fleet with Mrs. A. H.531dwln. Q2
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are invited.
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