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PAGE FOUR THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1929 A TEXAS PILOT MAKES WEST-EAST AIR SPEED MARK roue peopl wttl met for the JMtial octaf bour. Tuaadftv afMrnooo MISS LA PLANTE Can tail Journal First Church th LkvUmr Aid which wm vntutmls announod for last Tueadajr will inH tb church pftrlir. Ura.

Gantry tU ba tha Iwataaa. Haturdar tba Friendly Indiana and tha Plonaer duba will maet at p. m. for thatr racraatlon paiioda. Tha Plonaars will arln maat TOBEATBLIGH'S Salem Oregon Ab independent Newspaper ruoluned Every Afternoon except Bundaj in ui ivfuiDi tot uair regular duu-oem mat uag.

at li Commercial ttueeL felepnuoe el. New tU Laura LaPlants will be seen and beard In her first talklnc picture, OBUKUE PUTNAM Editor and PubiUnet ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN (Mo. Bra.) of Christ- SCIENTIST Salem, Oregon IS to and A Bts. (block North Old entitled tm Last warning, we Bnterec) second-class matter at 8alem Oregon.

reop.ee nomei. u. w. oross. Pastor.

thrllllnc story ot a haunted theater. English servtces st (si. Oerman at ii. ttoiy communion win be eels bra tad Ensllsh DreDaratonr 0:15. No SUBSCRIPTION RATES By carrier 10 eenti a week: ii centa a monta; 15 a real to advanoa Sunday school.

Bible study 60 p.m. Rev. Paul Oross. of We na tehee, Wash, 8 mau to Marion and Polk counties one muntn 60 centa; a muouu wui oeiiver luo sermon. 'A Ilia.

munuu S2 2S. I yeai moo Eiaewnere cents a mooto; as a yeaj in advance FREE METHODIST Corner of S. Market and N. winter streets. Sunday school at 0:46 a.

m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.

Young people's meeting at 6 SO d. m. Prayer ri'U LEASED WIRE BfcKVUK 1IIB ASSOCIATED fUKSS AND THIS LNIllO r-UESS meeting Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. W. ti.

Coffee. Pastor. 4. tie Assoristed Press la exciualvely entitled to the use foi publication 01 all news dispalcnes credited to It ot not otherwise credited 10 tm papei and also local oewa publisned herein CASTLE UNITED BRRTHHFM N. 17th and Nebraska.

L. W. Diddle. Pastor. Sunday school 10 a.

m. Morning worship 11 a. m. Sermon. "Ths Life and Walk of Faith." Soeclal mu Without or with to friends or foes I fiketrh ynur world exactly as it got." raa.

sic Junior c. E. 3:30 p. m. Service fKlt' Car 'ih'jM' at nospitai at 3:15 p.

m. Senior O. E. 6:30 n. m.

Tonle -Jmhi Teaching Us to Serve." Miss Myrtle sauey lesaer Evening worship 7:50 P-m. Sermon subject: "Acceptable Service." The Woman's Missionary Society will meet Tuesday at 3:30 m. at church. Thank offering meeting, Mrs. Hannah Yarneli.

leader. The Pioneer Enterprise Portland yesterday celebrated the 78th anniversary of her biih as a municipal corporation, the charter having been granted February 8, 1851 by the territorial legislature at Oregon City, where the law makers were concluding ine last session ever held there, some six years after the founding of Salem. Commenting on the birth of the city, the -uie ma society meets on Wednesday. The mid-week prayer service and Bible study at 7:30 Thurstigy. The Boy Scouts meet on Friday at 7:30 p.

m. The Sunday school banquet end program Is dated tor February lath. CALVARY BAPTIST Orand Theater Building, cor. Court and streets. W.

Earl Cochran. Pastor. Bible school at 95. classes for sU ages, W. T.

Jenks, supt. Preaching sendee st 10:60 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.

Oreeonian says that the father of Portland was Samuel IAURAU PLANTE iSrlAJT WARNING Clarke, who circulated the Incorporation petition and pre sented it to the legislature' with 144 signatures, including unfolded ln the Universal Mystery his own. Continuing, the Oreeonian remarks: avuwuieaiefco ana senior B. Y. p. if The lather ot Portland was Bamuel A.

Clarke, who was born In Special, presented over Movietone. The talking picture Is said to be at 6:30 p. m. Subject of morning sermon, "Vicarious Faith," and In the evening, "Life Eternal." Special mu-slo at both serrlces. "Church -nite" on Wedneedsy evening, beginning announces 1 FREE LECTURE ON Christian Science by Salem Andrew Hart, C.

S. B. of Cleveland, Ohio, member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Boston, Mass. in the Capitol Theater Cuba March 8, 1837. of New England parent and English ancestry.

He came irom the east by way of the Panama route and Ban Francisco, arriving September 27, 1830. From the fall of ISM to the spring of 1865 he was editor of The Oregonlan. In later life be was editor of the Salem Statesman and owner and editor ot the Willamette Farmer. He died "The Airplane View of the Old Tes tament" at 6:43 and the regular at Salem. August 20, 1900.

louuwiiiip meeting at 7:30. Orchestra rehearsal on Tuesday evening- and choir practice Thursday evening st Board nt rviiBtM sn excellent cinematic treatment ox Thomas P. Fallon's famous stage play and Paul Lenl has directed as only he can with odd angles which make the very sets seem living things. For an evening of nerve-tingling excitement to stir your sluggish blood, "The Last Is highly recommended. Four Vltaphone Vaudeville acts, headed by Chic Sale, will complete this wonderful bill To play at Bllgh's Capitol Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.

Samuel A. Clarke who for over 40 years was a promi uitTVb uie cnurcn onioe on Mon nent figure in Salem, and whose daughter Mrs. Same C. THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST Serv- Dyer still resides here, has an additional claim to fame besides being the father of Portland, for he was to a large vernai -rempie Sunday eve nine at 7:30 a'clnck Raw r.o.n. LaValley of Portland will deUver au address on "Message and the Key of extent instrumental in securing for Salem the lirst railroad built in Oregon, being secretary and one of the incorporators of Oregon Central Railroad Company known as the Salem or uubvcDs tiuwuKQ uivwo Fastside Company, which successfully defeated its Portland OLAO TtDINOS MISSION 343 Court street, n.

s. JnhnAn SCOTTS MILLS Mrs. J. N. Amundson Is spending financed or westside rival of the same name, after a spec Flylno from Los Angela to New York In 18 hours, 21 minutes and 59 seconds without a stop, Capt.

Frank Hawks of Houston made a world's record, shavina 36 minutes, one second from Art Goebal's time. Left to right: Oscar Grubb. flight mechanle; Mrs. Hawk as she greeted her husband at Roosevelt Field, and Captain Hawk. (Associated Press photo transmitted by telephone).

tacular fight. Sunday school at 2 p. m. Services at 3 and a p. m.

Herbert Buffum. noted author and composer, is with us and Will Sing and sneak Sund a few days ln Portland visiting her daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. The Oregon Central Railroad company was Incorporated In 1867 with Governor O.

L. Woods as president and Mr. Clarke secretary. The George Krause. pects to continue meetings next Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Rich motor other Incorporators were R. Moores, E. N. Cooke, Joseph Shoalwalter ed to Portland and back -recently.

Mr. Rich Is general manager ot the Butte Light tc Power company. Smltn, J. H. Moores, and Btukeley Ellsworth.

The first board ot directors Included, besides the Incorporators, J. H. Douthttt, T. McP. Pat-ton, Jacob Conser, A.

L. Lovejoy, P. A. Chenoweth, 8. F.

Chadwlck, John stereoptlcon slides. Special music: Anthem, 'Saviour. Thy Dying Love," Berwald. Solo. Miss Francis McOUvrs.

"Praise and Olve Adair. Church school: 9:45 a. m. Epworth league: University Chapter, Leader Birrs u. s.

dried fruit London. uv-Tha UnlteH Kin. Revival meetings are being plan P. Miller, J.hn E. Ross, J.

H. D. Henderson, A. F. Hedges, S.

B. Parrish, dam la one of the most important forelon markets fnr jlnuriM. ai Arthur Hoiienberg. Toplo "Ought' ned to start at the Friends church Sunday morning by Rev. Brown of Springbrook.

Krt Church chapter, 'The Teach- fruits. Approxlmatelv SO tier eent nt lnas of Jeaus and the Prophets on 01 Race Relations." Leaders. Blanche, Pnmet and 30 per cent of the ana urecn a. tsmiin. The west side Oregon Central Company had been or Ivan J.

Smith and daughter Gale Reece and Margaret Bean, unlor High PI It6 BAPTIST Croner of Mar- vuerea 111 uie British are of American origin. and mother, Mrs. Addle Smith, vis "uiiiwt. ine tseginnins OI Metnod-lam." Junior Church will lain with ton sua Lmertv streets. Robert u.

ited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Pnyne. pastor: Fred Broer. Sundav 11 there will be an Illustrated ser ganized more or less informally, in December 1866, for the purpose of securing the land grant in Oregon.

The year before, the same purpose, the Oregon and California railroad company had been organized at Jacksonville, Fail Ingval Edland of Monitor. The oc mon to bow ecouui on "Bulldlnic acnooi oupi. ana director ox music: GIRLS AID LIBRAE? Louise Finley, orttanlBt. Sunday casion was Mrs. Edland's birthday.

the adult congregation to her Dr. Lovejoy. Week-day services: Women's Bible class meets with Mrs. L. O.

Waterman on Tuesday afternoon. The Business Olrls' class meets Tuesday evonlng at th. home of Miss Elsie Miller. 1180 N. Winter.

Th. Life." The pastor will be assisted by Troupe 2 of Salem Boy Scouts. A whistling duet ty Mrs. Anna Stanley Mon. Noon 12:10 February 11th scaooi uorninit preacnitui serv Independence.

The fourth grade rar. ana Mrs. Robert Speaker and daughter were capita! city vsiltors aua niyrm uieason. unnstian endeavor at 6:45 p. m.

Evening service ing to secure the land grant, the latter helped incorporate in 1867 the second Oregon Central railroad company, to utilize Thursday. Kiria tne training school sold sandwiches during the noon hour Thursday for a library benefit. They have a library for their own Ice 1 1 o'clock, sermon topic, "The Good Shepherd," and aermonette for children. Three Baptist young people's unions meeting at 6:30 p. m.

Kvenlng preaching service 7:30 o'clock, sermo ntoptc. "Overcoming M. s. will meet in the church parlors on Wednesday arternnon. nffi at sermon on Kcpentance.

The choir slnrs "Seek Ye The the east side surveys, with a capital stock of $7,250,000 ctal Board will meet on whIrmji. Roberts. Monthly meeting of the young married people club Wednea which became known as the Salem company, and was backed ntnarmncrs. uapiismai serTlce LANDSLIDE IV HIMSELF Chehalls, Wash. (IP) One voter the evemiuc hour.

Praver maetinv any, reoruary ij. by cnicmites. FIRST CONGREOATrnNAT n.n who cast h's ballot here decided INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STtT-DENTS ASSOCIATION Meets Hun. Portland financed the west side company and began ST. PAUL'S (EPISCOPATE not to "miss out" on anything.

The Public is Cordially Invited to Attend Individual use, apart from the regular school library. SHEBIFF VISITS SHERIFF DallasGeorge Manning, Sheriff of Yamhill county, was a visitor In Dallas, Friday. He conferred with! Sheriff T. B. Hooker on methods of enforcement ln anri h.lmn th.

day ct 1160 Broadway, from 2:30 to Sunday scrtool. F. E. Neer. aupt.

11 a. m. Morning worship: "Practical Reunion of I.lncnln n-n He marked a cross after the name street oi llev. H. Duncan Chambers, rector.

Qulnauagesl- p. m. ior ui Pie study. Funeral construction in April 1868, with a great public celebration The following day, with an even greater brass band demon services in oaiem ana vicinity con- Tirouh Service." with' a moving pic of every presidential elector on each of the five tickets: balloted ma Sunday. Next Sunday before Lent.

The services will bo at the usual hours. Holy Eucharist at 7:30 a. in. In the chapel. Morning prayer uuilvu wimuut ciiurge, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST-Scientist This church, which for all five candidates for governor and for all other candidates on oth ture 01 tne me or Lincoln.

Wednesday at 6:15 Church-night supper and program. Judge Rossman will review Dick abeppard's book. "Tho Impatience of a Parson" tt u. stration, the Salem company broke ground on the east side, at E4th and Madison streets. The money of both concerns soon ran out and a bitter newspaper war, followed by litigation wiiii Bt'rinoii una music txx.

11 counties. Try Journal Want Ads aim ciiurcn sciiooi lll(CLS at 11:45 a. er parts of ths official ballot. branch of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in minister.

m. in me pansn nouse. At the 11 o'clock service the rector will nmnrh over tne right to the name, ensued. Diraum, noios services sun' day mornlntr at 11 n'clncir nnri on the HUbJect, "II Sin and Behav HIOWLAND PRTRKnn day evening at 8. Wednesday evening ineetinss are held at 8:00 and Include iourism, -me Aan Wednesday services wilt be Holy Eucharist at 7 a.

m. itminioiiiais oi npflitntr thrnnoh uuur iias oeen scieccpa ror in In the midst of the wrangle appeared Ben Holaday, one of the picturesque promoters of the period, who took over Christian science. Sunday school classes for pupils up to the age of school 10 a. m. Meeting for worship 11 a.

m. Subject 'The aoes of Christ" Evening services: Junior C. E. B-30 Senior C. E.

6:30. Worship 7:30. Subject: "Escape to the Mountains." Prayer meeting 7:30 p. a Jem quarterly meeting of Friends held here Feb. 1 and IS.

tne east slue line, furnished money for construction, orcan- conveniences of those who cannot come at a later hour. At 9:30 a. m. another oelebratlon and at 7:45 p. m.

the Litany and an address. All these aervloea are In the chapel. yc-nii rc iiviq at ana at 11 uciuck. a reaaing room ror the pub ized an influential lobby, subsidized and bought newspapers, and secured from the 18G8 legislature a refutation of its nc is maintained at 406 Masonic Temple. The hours are from 11 to UNITARIAN Cottatfi o.ju except ounuays and holidays.

AMERICAW LTITHWWAW r.i 1. CHURCH OP THE WA7DPMB mcketa otieots, Rev. Martin p. Fer-rey. minister.

Church school at 10 a. m. oraded Instruction. rjAimtinnni street between Chemeketa and Center streets. Rcr.

p. w. Erlksen. ln Race of yue uiock soucn oi center on 19th 1. 1 1 ne sermon at 11 a.

m. by the n-in L. D. Smith, pastor, residence 1240 South Commercial street. Sunday school at 0:45.

A live happy chil- servicea at 11 a. m. Subject of tho sermon, "Rasputin the Holy Devil and the Pall of Itussla," Mrs. Martin Ferrey will sing "The Blst Paalni" twlller, Supt. MornlnB worshln by MacDermld.

Mrs. W. A. Denton at ot Pictures "Through the Bible In Pectures" kefore Easter Church school st 0:45 a. rn.

Friday even the Sunday school will have an The Lutheran Ladles' WednVX'J "ti" -ne" 11, sermon subject, "Spiritual Desires." Rev. Mus Louise Plnnell will sing solo. Young people's meeting In the evening at 6:30. Miss Then CENTER STREET mrc-runnrsri J- Behiiert. pastor.

Sunday school Vr "iwiiiBni, in cnarge; Mrs, L. D. Sm th will iMri th -v n. in rreacuig sorvicea at 11 designation or the west side line as beneficiary of the land grant and had the east side line designated instead. By completing 20 miles first, he secured the land grant from congress, and completed the railroad to Roseburg in December 1872, having in the meantime purchased the west side line and completed it to St.

Joseph on the Yamhill river, the same year. For a decade after his arrival Holaday dominated the railroad and political life of Oregon. Holaday reorganized the lines as the Oregon and California railroad company and floated $10,000,000 bonds in Germany. The new railroads did not pay and bond interest was defaulted, which caused Holaday to eventually lose control, but brought to Oregon another railroad giarrt in the person of Henry Villard, who came as representative of German bond holders, reorganized the company, completed extension to California and built the Northern Pacific, completed in 1883. leagues meet Sunday evening at 8:30.

and 7 4S n. tn Praia. There will be special sinking. Even- CHRrfrr T.li'i Utfu.M wnaimciwwc service Mr. and ati7a-p "I' The Lord's supper will be celebrated at the morning bour of 10.1, "na Sermon sub "Thn rwir nr nnn.

enfish serv-mS. alaay chool at 8:40. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at FIRST CHniSTTAM 17 1,, t. msicvui, u. j.

nowe, pastor, residence 7(i5 N. Cottage street; Mr. Le?" at 7.30 with Mlsi' aert-rude 1 Ochler and Carl Hoffman lead era ln discus. hm MEMORIAL METHODIST EPISCOPA1 NnrtH -a wis, visyiou n. aiacason, aanlS' Jefferson avenue.

Church school at morning worahlD at 11 vr.ir aftarnooTst Ule School Unrnln. Lincoln. Our Irloal 7L al opeciai muaio, anthem. "Therefore, My Heart la a lad." 3 lulls. Soprano solo, Mrs.

8. man Lenten u. Ing the theme. At 2:30 the annual Bnd service of prayer of the evening beginning st 7-4S o'clatil Saturday rellglouT school at so 9wt. oermon, "The Kind of a Revival the Church mjviBi.jr una young peoples league Open forum of the adults will meet at the samn Christian Endeuvor 6:30 p.

Evening service 7:30 o'clock. Special music, solo. "The Herelanrt jrth- special speaker of the evening will be Chemeketa and North KUth llOWA Karrnnn All of these great railroad developments resulted from the refusal of Salem pioneers to be side-tracked and their undaunted determination to put Salem on the railroad map despite seeminirlv unsurmoutnlila nhstnrlna. Th 7. JT-lT; -me month ly meeung of the Brotherhood of the church.

rnnnr siraKine. pastor. Res 2oa N. 17th st. Services 11 nt and 7 30 Sermon topics: Moraine "The of Hcconciltation." paator.

Our revival meetings begin Sunday, Feb. ntary 10 with John B. Huuley. paa-nf l9 neutral church of Valla AX Pppli and proved fWMiW mechanicJ A ssSvv iheNEwi92 4X fjr Ajmf DURANT Six apart a-W jf fjW from any other low jf priced price f1 will seem extraordinarily VCz aSt 'ow wnen 7on inspect this "most sensational Six ever Mrt b1" ani fini Lanchester Vi- bration Dampner, Red Seal Six Cylinder Continental Motor, lel- Sj son Bohnalite invar strut pistons, 110 m4ffif "lcn whcelbase, Morse silent timing chain drive, full force feed lubrication, KaWtflk. many other first-quality features.

VftlZ? Bhmlng at 6:30 owship supper followed by good program. On Thuruir laudable example of community enterprise and civic patriot- we evangelist. Sunday school: 10:00 i. m. ISpTr-intendent: o.

B. Chris! tlan Udeavor 6 30 p. m. Mld-weeir Ing ths Mid-werk program at the regular hours, vnn.v IZZ monthly party of the Intermediate rH.i.RHET CHURCH OP vl his cuav Basement. jam iu succeeaing generations.

The Fourth Dimension XMMAHTTET. BPTIrTn. YTRST nrtcnuiw fi. ohoemaker. minister, S44 North 18th street.

Bible school 9M I Morning worship 11 aublect of aerinon. "The Growth oX the Kingdom." ChrlXIsan sel and Academy. Sunday school at and D. atreela. aV; "rZ school 8:45 a m.

and 7:30 d. Ifr a .7: Many are the explanations offered of the new theory ThTS Ujraoc nd evenlngT Junior meeting 0 30 p. m. Song aer vice and sermon 7:30 p. m.

The subject for discussion will be 'Why Multitudes Are hot Saved." tbrousb um wnk. "men Missionary societv meets at th ehih LE3L1K IfKunRUl. lur CHRISTIAN ANd" MISSIONARY ALLIANCE 655 Ferrr strert. Bun- 2- Weekly Blblt tcha jb Myrn streets. s.

Darlnw Johnson, pastor. 34S E. Myers st. etmtm Tim. Morning wornhlp It Jh.

Anthtm. VrossUi th. Bar- FORD lrf KMORT A r. rfMTaitfMflW day st1 hoi at 0:45. alter W.

Wells. 8upt. Morning service at 11 o'clock. Mrs. Louise Keea will sing, "Living For Josufl." accompanied by Mia Ruth Hers at the piano.

The sub-! ject of the morning message will be "kii wrxn una Third streets, M. A. Ororps, rvistor. rexl- win1 'lf uk.Prt nd the pastor oeuoc V75 BclKeimter street. Rerr-Ices: 8un1y school 10 m.

Uorn- -a was uruwiilK lip Kluht S.our BefSnon noiy Living. At tne close of the aervlce a group of new members will tian ZV cnris. tfepartnunu sod clum for .11 igS' tntermrduw oe recoivea into tne church. Young people's meeting at 0:30. Evening preaching at 7:30.

The young people will aing "A Beacon of Righteous- put uiin Dy rror. Aioert fcmstein, originator or the theory of relativity, which has been published in the form of a six page pamphlet of mathematical formulae which only a scientist can understand. The theory, will it is declared, have as profound an effect on science as the theories of Galileo, Copernicus, Newton and Darwin have had, and Prof. Einstein is already ranked as the foremost intellectual of the age. While there are only a few capable of following the intricacies of the mathematical calculations of Professor Einstein in proving his point, the point itself is easily comprehended.

It is simply that time is a dimension, like length, breadth and height. In most finite calculations the fourth dimension is negligible. However, if the calculations involved infinity, they could not be disregarded. The Baltimore Sun says: Einstein's theory Is that It feasible to Include the fourth dimension, time, in calculations Involving such magnitudes as those with which ns.roncoiy deals, and that the Inclusion will lead to resulla which will cxp.aln many mysteries ot physics and higher mathematics. The demonstration which he oilers Is complicated In the extreme so complicated rtc of toll revival campaiirn wul conUnue throiwh ths 34tb of February.

Iter. J. R. Benton will preach, subject. There to A Wo?" Mr.

Rymonrl will ain "Faca to lUlar. LtQCU 11 Marls lnternSIts League in cuorua. This will be follow anal Ualls (older joung rolk). fu. in chant, ot Orm.l ed by an evangrllstlo mranage by the imwiw.

ai. k. aiiiiton. paaior, real' deuce 1U40 North Cottage attest. uiuer ioik.

In auditorium and young folks FIRS KVAVnULirAL Cnrntti ff Liberty ana center. A. P. Lay ton. Senior Leagus p.

tn. KrsnJna worship 7:30. r. Benton win pach subject -n, A try. Mrs.

Ralph Sebsrn win sine. Tuesdar night ths Boy Scouts will meet at 0:30 tn ordsr to flntsU tbslr business in ttras for ths ueetlnc at 7:30. Her. Josl R. Benton will aaslat ths pastor In ths meeting.

Rev. R. O. Rauton of IndeDendencs will har pastor. Bible school at 9:45.

Thornton, Supt. At II o'clock the Woman's Missionary society will have charge of the service, this being their annual qbt oi orarer xor miaaiana. The paator Wilt deliver a short ad-drras on ths subject of Prayer. Chris cnargs oi uis music tian Endeavor at 6:30, topie, "Jasua Teaches Us to Serve. Worship at subject, "The Lure of the MTT.L BTOEFT METHODIST KPtft- Hocistlea mwt 6 35 COPAL 1995 Trade street.

Morning EMMANUEL FULL008PEL MIS wrsnip at 1 1 noc. sermon topic. "The Test of Achievement." Church school 9:49 a. Mtss Esthsr Brlck-son, Mias Svea Okerbenr. su-peiinteudent of ths Elementary da- SION 4JO SUto street.

Revival meet nge beginning February 10 to aVnior chrtr Sm afrM concert, wm Wr director; Prof. Frank Churchill ttd Mrs. O. J. Bowe, guest soloistTs ui uuiuani attainments can nope to follow But It Is the method of.

working out the problem which is difficult. Dot tha problem Itself. The theory of time as a fourth dimension is not new, but the proof is. The theory wag glimpsed by the philos-opheia of ancient Greece, as well as those of later times. A core of years ago H.

G. Wells utilized it as the plot of one of hia books, "The Time Machine," where a vehicle for measuring time is devised, in which the inventor travels back to the creation of the earth, and forward until life has become extinct oo the planet. partment. Bvcnlnt services e.S0. In terniedists lsagus will meet In ths church parlor.

Miss Mar oris Hast- FIRST UITnnnTrrmtaii. SALEM AUTOMOBILE CO. irnn will be ths leader. Senior Lsacus will discuss ths tonic. "Flndlne Oiir continue every night sicept Monday.

W. L. Stallones, the Ark-isas evangelist, will hsve charge of the meetings. 4. M.

Smith, acting paator M0 South 13th street. KNTOHT MEMORIAL CONOR-OATIONAL lath and Ferry streets. N. c. Stover, minister.

Ths church school meets at 10 a. o. Her. Cor. State Church 7.S0 p.

m. Hev. Luther B. Lovejoy; D. D.

Becretarv nt thai Way Through." Bveolnc Services at 7:30 ths pastor in charts, Ths main me tins of ths week will mma H0BART E. SHADE HORACE WOOLE1 C. J. TAYLOR 25S N. Church of Stewards; p.

win give the addm cm Wednesday when Mrs. R. D. Can- nioming. r.

at -The Church nauy ox Portland will be tha tMltr is, Supt. la Uxs Bwnim ssrvios at sssr whi -aeu" liluetrated witbJ me tTtniBf. ssoaou svsnius us.