THE OMAHA SUNDAY REE : JUNE 4. 1916.
9 A
BRIEF CITY NEWS
"Townaaiad'a f"r Sporting ionda.M
"Electric fan. Burgeas Ori.ndn Co.
IMamond hiUMKcint-tit Kim:-I holm,
h'ava Root Print It ,nw Rraron Pre
To Borrow Mone on rrtl csuta, t
II. l'Utuniit, K'-ltn building.
I'. F. ( onnoll.v, lnwver, hits movart from
Brands The, to tfn Jteae Bldg. loug. 337,
Or. F. J. St-hlalar Motad hln offlea from
th Keelin Hid, to b':l World-Horn Id Rlrig-
Tha Cmaha Pet Mork Muh will mpct
"MoudHy evening a( ft o'clock, In tho court
h'iUHC,
Nearly On "'hnuimnrl nend -Poundmtr
WiiKK'Mmr reports ho has killed 90
this ft-'HKon-
"Today 'a Movie Program eiaaatfled aac
tlon today. It appaara In Tha Bea axclu
alvely. Fln4 out what tha various moving
ptctura thaatara offar.
Andlrona, Fire Hcraena Sundarland'a.
i. A. R. Meeting Tueaday Th regular
meeting of U- 8, Grant post. Grand Army
f th Kfpubllo, wtll b held In Mnmnrtal
hall at the roiirt houa Tut-mlny aventng.
Keep Your Monev and valuables In the.
A iiHTirun hafe Ipostt Vaulla. 21 Houih
17th Kt . Hid linxp rant $1.00 for
tt months. Open from 8 h. m. to ti p. m.
Three Anton stolen Autos belonging (o
t he following worn stolan Friday night : J.
A. Way, J!4b0 Laurel avenue; V, H Hmalla,
424 Pwrk Bvfnu, ami C. G, Linn, 406 North
Thirty-ninth aire!.
kllpatrhk Home, for Hale The hnru of
the Thomaa KHpa trick at a.fio Chi
cago Btrfft it now on the market to bit
old. It has hear, placed tn the hands of
A. I'. Tukey ft Hon,
l-rlng Prlaoner to Omalia Deputy
i nltod Htatfs Miirahal Mora mi of Norfolk
ikh brought ltTli-rt Woodwnrth to
"minim. Wondworih Is charged with filing
llflinif t(i f hit lliiftutiti
Mual Ilav Mrfnra -The elty tlranae d
t.arrrmnl t-rvi-H noth Hint It will hagtn on
Mnnda v to pnund up dollnnu'Mita w ho ha ve
not tukn out Hcnes. Thla app1tN par
llcnlariy to prddUrs.
Looking for Won Mrs. ..! org W. Young
nt .Inrsoy City, N. Y,( haa written tha polb-a
Making that hr eon, .lake W, Kayes, b
-.ought. When laut heard from Keyra wb
living at 2016 California Mtreet.
Tluya Dodga Htrt UK C. C, Randall
hiii purrhnBd thra frame bouana and a
brlk atructura at the nortiienat corner of
Twentieth and iJodg atrente, Jiut aest of
the aouthnast corner of the high aohool
e-rounde, Hi bought the property of Jacob
ftloaberg, former owner, for $ 10,000.
Ilurklfa U Fine, Guy Bucklea, arraatad
on a vagrancy charge, waa arraigned In po
lice court and pU-Ud not guilty. Guy aa
ft'irtnd that he had renounced the prize ring
for the more certain Income of plaaterer, and
t".find an to the various contrar:ta that he
f)H under way. The police mttglatrata fined
I m $76 and coeta.
In IHvorc Court Jner wanta a dlvorra
from J!Me MrWhorter. Flavla wanta a dl
vorra from Matthew IIrbrtaon. Nellie
' anta a dlvnfru frum Joa 1,. Allra want
a dlvon e from Thomna Ble, jMrreea granted
were to Llllle I,. Cherry . galnat Gorgj
Helfn agalriet Frd Howdlch, and Jatni F.
Fen ok against iioae.
Hprlal Permit for Ktampe A apeclal
printed "permit" In Iteu of a stamp may
now be ud tn mail tug as fnw aa 2fi0
plereg of mall at a time- Thla permit waa
heretofore given only on 2,000 or more
plciee. The advantage of it. la merely that
It saves the work of attaching the aUmpa
and also mvi the poatoffl-e fop thr
labor of canceling them. The permit Is
printed tin tho envelops ir folder In the
place usually occupied by thi stamp.
Nperlnl Ui Unrnln To accommodate thoae
who desire tu attend th pegeant at IIu
coin Tuesday of nxt week, the Burlington
will run a special train, leaving Omaha at
II o'clock In the morning. Upturning, the
train will leave Lincoln at 10:45 o'clock at
night. For this train a large number of
tickets have been purchased by members
of the Itotary club, tho Knights of Ak-8ar-B-n.
th Commercial and University
rluhs and the Litivtuslty of Mebraaka
alumni.
Mt Noonun Fntertalns at M u ale ale
Mlna Florence Noonun entrtlned at a
pupils' piano recital at her home at 8
o'clock on Saturday afternoon, compliment
ary to the mothers and frlendn of the
pupils. About twonty-flve guests were pres
ent. Among those who gave numbers were
MUees Marie Kroupa, Koee HpleRB I, Fern
l.ummers, Doria Quinn, Agnes KllHan,
nthertne Ieary, Mary Tig he, Cs ihTlne
l lghe, Marie Wennlnghoff, Muaters .lam
Ieary, hlihard Brown, Thomaa Noonun,
l ae "Tri-THe- rtlitngies. Sunderland'a
Presbyterian.
Third, Twentieth and Leavenworth Sun
day school, 9: SO. Hfcrmon by Rev. Thonias
Anderson, 10:46. Junior Kndeavor meeting,
3. Christian Endeavor prayer meeting, 6:4.j.
FWenlng worship and Bonnon by lie v.
Thomaa Anderson at 8.
North, Corner Twenty-fourth and Wirt, M,
V. Hlgbee, Pastor Morning worahlp at 11;
"Proportionate Giving." Hunday school at
9:46. Voung People's Society of Christian En
deavor at 7. Evening" servhe at It. Prayer
service at 7 Wednesday evening.
CaatHar. Hlxieenth snd ('flutnlor. Rev, C
'. Meek, Paator Hervlrg at 11 and 8. Sab
bath s-hoo! at 0:4.". Junior ChrlMtlan En-di-avor
at 3. Intermediate ChrlMtlan Kn
deavor at 0:30, ttuilor i'hrifatlun Kndeavor
at 7.
ParkvaK Thirty. first snd Gold, R. W,
Taylor, PsMtnr .Sunly school at 10, H.
Henld suprlntfndent. Wornhlp at 11, "Con
ditions ry mussing." Christian Endeavor at
t:4&. Worship at 7:45, "Atheism.". Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7:46.
Bennon. R- J. M. McCluna. Ppstor Sunday
,rhou! at JO. Morning worahlp h 11, '8i Pnes
jrom the Bible." Chrtrhtn Kndeavor at 7.
Kvening worship at, R, "Christ's Imperatives'
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8.
R. L. Wheeler Memorial. Twonty-thtrd and
J, R. L. Wheeler, Pastor iitble school at
9:46. Morning services at 11. Children's day
exercises will be observed. Junior Christian
Kndavor at 4. Henlor Christian Endeavor at
7 Evening servlca at b.
West Q Ktreet, Forty-ninth and 8 Special
service st 3, at which Kev. E. E. Zimmer
man will preach his first sermon. lilbie
school at 9:30. In the evening Hnv Mr. Zlm
Miernian will preach at Avery. In the morn
ing el LaPlatle.
Westminster, Mason and Twenty-ntntn J.
Franklin Voting, Pusfnr Blltfe m hool st
f 4 5, .1. Pi, T.U htenvUner aunerintendent,
Murnftjg worship at 11; communion arrvc.
J unl'tr ChrNtla n Kndem or ai 4. Senior
ChrlHtlsn Lndravor at 7. Kventng wtrjhip
at , 'linil Faith In Men." Mid - w a.-
prayer sfvltt Wednesday st i ii.
Lows Avenus. 10?3 North Fu(i'th. A F,
l'rn, M utisttT wnbtn ineel Ing it re el e
muibeiH at 10 Mention, "Th Fhah Is
H rk." st 1 0..i0. Pub hath B.-h-i, nt l(on.
.tutih.r F.nde nr "t v at 3 Senior Kti-ci-itvur
S"'M !y si 7. Harmon, "I tuigot, jat
l ti)t, r'srnam snd Thlrtv fourth. Fd!n
iUrt Jej.t,, I tmt.T t I 1", i Mintit'tnlmi.
I wMiing n-Tvlrfl si h ditv b'"l a' ntfon,
I r.nk 1 sup i-1 iiucn'b -fit. (. tinilUn
t.fi'lenvur m- pthsg si i.
I nllarlan.
Tu-pin Pall TwenM ritfh'h and r amain,
,t n,in nt U o ' it i. i - Ji I an
Tel. a j'-n't, t.t i r l :ih ,M.'4ii m
1 tt ' b in-l.t r and l l. 4 a at ll
1 nllrtl firelhreH.
Ha''ofd f-n:. nl, NMtffrrh an-1 I.fh-l-M
, n Jnri, pi.it Mr W K Hr
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TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
North Presbyterian Church Starts
Out on a Sunday Campaigu to
Boost Financial Budget.
TEAM WORK PLAN ADOPTED
Word lias lu-cii sent to members of
the orth Presbyterian church to
remain at home Sunday afternoon,
for they are going to have caller.
The. finances of this church are not
in bafl condition by any means, but
there is a small deficit that the mem
bers of the .Nession desire to have
out of the way before starting in on
the new year. Consequently they
have agreed upon the "Every Mem
ber Canvass" plan for raising the
money.
Sunday afternoon, working in pairs,
some eighty of the members of the
church, both men and women, will
start out on the campaign, the pur
pose being to call upon every mem
ber not on the teams. They will be
urged, at least those vho are in ar
rears, to nay up their subscriptions.
Others will be urged to increase their
subscriptions for church main
tenance. It is believed that before the
day is over, sufficient money will be
collected or pledged to wipe out the
deficit and leave a good-sized sur
plus on hand.
Pey. A. A. DeLarme of McKeesport,
Pa., is to begin bis pastorate in the
First Baptist church of Omaha Sun
day. Kev. Mr. DeLarme is a graduate of
the Indiana State university and the
Crozier Baptist Theological seminary,
Chester, Pa., and received his degree
from Stetson university, Fla. His
previous pastorates have been in
New Haven, Conn.; Norristown, Pa.;
Paterson.N. J.; Connellsville and Mc
Keesport, Pa. At McKeesport, the
place from which he comes, he spent
nine years and nine months, and had
a very successful pastorate.
Rev. A. T. Lorimer of the Zion
English Lutheran church will leave
Monday morning; for Galesburg, III.,
to attend the Augustana Synodical
conference. Kev, Mr. Lorimer is a
delegate from the Omaha district.
He will return home sometime dur
ing the first part of the following
week.
WINNER IN DECLAMATORY CON
TEST AT FLORENCE.
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A dotible medal contest was held
at Florence Friday evening under the
auspices of Frances Willard Woman's
Christian Temperance union. Miss
Mildred Scovel, 311? Mason street,
carried off the gold medal for the
musical event, in which six girls en
tered, and Gerriet Janssen won the
silver medal for the declamatory con
test, in which all participants were
boys.
The First Unitarian church has se
cured for Sunday at Turpin's hall,
Kev. K. ue Ostein V an J asset, of the
First Unitarian church of Sioux City,
wno win speak on "What Uur Faith
Means to Us."
The following Sunday Rev. George
D. Ashley, of the Independent church
of Griswold, la., will conduct the
Unitarian services in Turpin's hall
and will deliver a sermon, "Why I
Changed My Religion."
The two services wfll conclude the
Unitarian activities for the summer,
but they will be resumed in the fall
under the leadership of a permanent
minister.
liaptlnt.
First. Twnty-nliuh nd Harney. A. A Tie
Lrm. PaIor At 10:30. "Kt. Paul', f.hr
tn Nf'w f'antnr;" y t , "Whut ) ilun nt
What l III Iientln-?" Sunday rhool at
noon; young people' m,Onc at t;40.
Calvary, Hamilton anil Twnty-flfth, J. A.
Maxwell, Paator Morning, "The Klmt Pll
gflm rather;" evening-, "The Hllhtln of
a Urat Life;" Whle achool at noun, (i. W,
Nohlo, auperlntendent; Junior meeting at
3:40; young people' meeting at 7.
Orare, South Tenth and Arbor, E. B. Taft,
Paetor Men' prayer meeilng- at :! Sun
day echool at 10; morntng worahlp at II,
"Love Culture;" Lord' aupper at rlose of
BPnnon; Baptlet Young People' union at 7;
evening service at I, God a tiHrden. Mla
lon Sunday achool, 2010 Bouth Fourth
treet, at 3,
Olivet, Thlrty-elght and Grand. W. A. Mul
ford, Paetor Morning at II, "What Have
You to Ulve?" monthly communion aervlce;
evening at 8. "fllrda of Psanage," cvangella
tic aervlce; Sunday arhool at 10; young peo
ple a meeting at 7, under direction of group
1, Mra. H. H. Kdmunde, captain. . Wednea
day evening. I'hrlatlan Inatructlon and
prayer meeting.
Iinmanuel, Twenty. fourth and Plnkney,
Arthur J. Morrla. Paator At 10:80, "Chrlat a
Htfl to Man;" Blhln achool at noon, t'harlea
W. Blmon, aupertntendeut; young people's
meeting at 7; evening aervlce at g, an even
ing with Isaac Watta, the father of Kng
llah hymnody; the hymns of thla writer will
be aung and a brief aketrh of hi Ufa will
he given during tha eervlce; prayer and
praia iervlca Wadneaday evening.
( hrletlan.
Flrat, Twenty -lth and Harney, rharle
F.. Obbey, Minuter "Would Faul Fight 7"
at II. "A Plot that Failed" at Menlnr
and Intermediate Y. P. H r. K. at :4S. Jun
ior Y. P. 8. C. E at 11. Bible achool at 1:46
North Side. Twenty-aecond and I.othrnp,
Oeorge U Peter, Pastor Hlhl achool at
10, Morning worahlp at 10:46. Baeralau
reat sermon to graduatea of Omaha uni
versity. - Erenlng service at. 1. Children
day program by children of the Bible school.
(hrletlan Science.
First, St. Mary's . snd Twenty-fourth
Services at 11 and t: aubject, "Ood the Only
C'suse snd Creator; Sunday achool, (two ses
sions), 4t and 11; Wednesday evening
meeting at .
Second, Punde Kail, Underwood and Flf
tleth Servlcea at 11; aubject, "Ood the Only
Caua and Creator;" Sunday achool at .4ft;
Wednesday evening meeting at I.
Third, Druid Hall, 1414 A mee Service at
11; subject, "Ood the Only Cause and
Creator;" Sunday school (two sessions), S :4I
and 11; Wednesday evening meeting at I,
Congregational.
Plymouth, Emmet and Eighteenth, F. W.
Leavltt. Pastor rtlbla school at 10; morn
ing aervlce at 11, "A Gospel for Body, Mind
and Soul;" young people a inciting at i ;
evening at S, "The Son of Ood and Brother
of Man."
St. Mary's Avenue, St. Mery'e and Twen
ty.sevenlb, Rev. O. A. Ilulbert. Minister
Sunday morning services will be devoted to
children's day egerrleee; a children s s"r
mon by the paator music and recitation by
tha children, assisted by tha Kelly i holr.
Infants will be baptized. Tha regular Sun
day achool aervlce will be omitted. Young
people's meeting at 7; subject, "Faithful
ness;" leader, Mlaa Bertha Stoltenherg Mid
week service Wednesday at t, subject, "Spir
itual Relapse."
Kplseopal.
St. Andrews', Forty-fire! snd Charles, J.
E. Flockhart, Hector ICarly communion at
S. Sunday achool at 9:40. Late communion.
II, sermon. "Is tha Sermon on the Mount a
Dead Letter." Vesper eorvlrea at 4:30.
Onod Shepherd. Twentieth and Ohio, Bev,
Thomas J. Collar, Rector Holy communion
at 7:30. Sunday echool at 0:40. Holy com
munion and sermon at 11, S.vnjlng service
discontinued for the summer. -Evangelical.
Salem. F.lghtecnth nad Cuming Sunday
achool at 10; preaching, 11 and ; Young
Peoples meeting at 7.
Mlnne Lusa Chapel A new Hunday achool
and church to b opened on Mary and
Twenty-elghlh elreete. Sunday school, i p.
m ; preaching, i p. m.
l)rae t'nlted, Camden and North Twenty-
seventh, Thomaa M. Evans. Paator I'reaih-
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the stomach strong , the liver active
and bowels regular you will do much
toward the promotion and mainte
nance of better health. Oftentimes,
assistance is needed, and it is then
you will greatly appreciate the aid of
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14) AlleJ.i l t niullaliaej f
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ing at 11 ml H'.imUy honl at 1". K"y.
itn L.PtKU of ChrtMlim I "tnl- vov at 7
Ktrs-t t nnc.l. 24? Frmiklln, Ira MrPrtdo,
Pastor Srvit " at 11 und . HuniWy hool
ii 10. Junior Ikrkuo m 3. Intrn.Mlt
icHtno at 4 H-oinr lrnitu t 7, Prayer
inc'dnc t nl r hurt' ii board buytneao hn.
Vfdt.ctla at
Ora. !,uthru n H run eh HundaT fl.'hfl.
Malt, Pony einlw h a ltd Lcivt-n worth- Srt
P- m.
Kminti! Mninrliil 't a inh Hun1ay Sfhnnl,
Twrnt' fourt h and A nifw A vpnu- At S,
Vr'-I W W od, p'.jptrtn tf ndmif , iTr-m-hlnK
rlf at 3 l.y K - t. tl Ynrlan.
Our Havtor'a, Intf.h. Twenty a"",ni1 and
UifiUKU'llv T H A nimr-n)irp, factor-
Hunday arhol. H-rvl.-a at l(- 4 and
8.1., HUM iiM""ftif t R. Vntina; pannlr'a
mntlna, 8 15 Thursday
Our Havlour'a. Nnrwfln I'atttah, tlamU
ton and Twantv-alxth, W, ITalvKrann
'aatnr Norwegian-Iranian aurvlc" at 11.
Knitllah arv)i' at S Humli, achool at in.
Lartl' Aid. Thursday aftarmton at Coun
cil HIuRh, mai-l at Kourtanth nd Iougtaa
at 1 .Jtfl. C'hnlr prm-tlc Friday avanlnf,
Kountta NOni'Tlal, Karnam and Twnty
altth A.viu. H'. f H vr It HaMily. Paa
tor; Krv i:. KrHnkltn Koch, Aaaoclata Paa-tor--At
II, M'ocii.! nniiii fnrprantlng grat
ifKilhlMMMi in Kounf! Mfinrtr.l. At ,
"A Hrlarht Miirnht With a Hla- k Knln"
Sunday achool, i ih: Oaar P Ooodman. au
parlniandfiit. tuthr itacua, T
Trinity. Tw inty-t1fth and Ami Avrnu",
C. Hlooiii'iulat, l'afor.sui.day arhnn at
46 Hf-rvUea at 11 and 7 4H Lutbar iui
at homa of Kmll Nlaon, 333 North Twan
ty-aiRth. Tuiday rvnlnf. Mld-Wfk IMhl
atud, Thursday aventut at
ttraca. Knallah. ISt Houih Tn'y aUthf
C, V Slhrt. Mtnlataiv-At Jl, Tha T"
tlflar and tha Testimony " at I. "Tti NMt
WlP." Hunday a-hool, I 60; 3 K. Smith,
pupTlntpndi.t. 1 .uthar Iragua, T
8t Paul . T wan ty - fifth and Kvana, Rav.
K T otto. Paator, Rav. J. Hllgandorf, Aa
aorlata Panior trrrf at 10 a m At In
l-.TialNh, Hunday aihonl of tha Engltah da
pat i man t from a lo 0 Hn!y coniniuntnn
on panlacoat at both arvl4-cw. TMbln rlaaa,
arond and fourth Wrdnaadav
St Mark' Bnnllah. Twanttalh and Ttur
datt. L tJroh. Paamr At 1! a. m. aarruon
bv Rav I. M Kuhna, ganaral arrntary nf
I.uthar I-aagua of Amarl'-a; 1 p m , "Naad
d Work of tha Holy Ohnat," 8 4R a. tn ,
Hunday a'hoo, T:ll p. ni., Tounf Paopia a
maating,
Malam Hwadiah, i:t Houth Twanly third,
Rv K A Idndar, Paatorffunday arhnol
at 9 45, Sarvin-M at II and ' Hun1av
a hfutl taarhara' moating Mon flay at
Truataa mpatltig, Tuaurlay at 7. JO. t.uihar
"hral aotlty, Tuaailay Luthar lai-gu.
WafinaMday. Valam Ladlaa' gnrlaty tii"c t
Tlinraday at 2.30 at homa of Mra Urmgr.
, pataraon. hKfh and Kavan. ionfirmation
linn a. Haturiltiy at 9 t.V
Immanua!, Mnftaanth and Oaaa, Kmll O.
. CUlnlund, l'afor--arlr tn tha NwMiih
I lanKiiaac at 10 oVWh-U. ("holr will Kin,
j Kvatiing aarvtra In Kngtiah at S. I'hoti- aiiiK,
i'"Hwi.iur Wh"n Night Invuhm t ho Ski."
! Shallay; .!ph Molln, aoliimi iMuriday
arhool, 11 .46, Mid week arvi'p, Thuraday,
I p. m
I 7dnn, Elngllah, Thirty alxth and I.afayatla
i AvatiDfl, A. T. I-orimar, Paator; h'va Nlaon,
Orgnnlat : t'onatantln Odn. I'holr Dlrar
f tnr --Sunday achool, 9 4S a m i ommunlnn
j nrrvlra and rr rt-pllon of nw mmhara. 1 1
Kvanluff aarvka al Th hoard of truataa
j will mart In th church I",r!o", Monday
I avanlng Mid -ak aarvlca, Wadnaadav aa
I nlng t'holr fhfaraat, Friday van Ing
!,uddn Mainorlal, Nlnataatit h and Oaatale
tar, Rav O W. Hnydr, Paator At U
"Chrlai Our Only H'-p." l.utht-r lagua and
ininnn at 7 30, "Th Aaranalon; hat It
Maana" flundav arhool at 10 'Tha Call of
(ha Waal." Tha young panpla will alva an
antarialnmant and roncart at tha rhuri'h
Friday avrnln; antltlad, "Tha Mlnlatera
Wlf "
Malhndlat.
Walnut 11111. Altvar Kava, Mlnlatar 5arv
!" ai in 30 and I
!lU Mamnrtal Tnth and Plr.a, f N
Ta wann, Paator- -Munda v at' hool, Ir. J I.
Kr n a, aupai intiitW'nt, at ib. Praai'htng,
"Out of Darknaaa Into Light,'' at It. Kp
worth laagua. .Mra. Maaon, I'dar. at 7.
Prwat hing. Royal NlKhbora mamortal ar-
Hana'-oiii Park, R,v. Kmory 1, Hull. Mln
lntar "Tha Church'a Opportunity and R
Himnalhlllty" at It and "Tha Tardy Hrldaa
nla)dB' at 7:46,
Cirov. Twauty aacond and Saward. Grlfnn
O I.ogan, Mlntatar Praarhing, aublact,
"l.ot'a Wlf." at It. Kpwortb laagua at 7
Praarhing at II Sunday arhool at 10. Prayer
mor-tlng Wadnaaday at 8.
f'aarl, Twanty-fourth and I-arlmora, Kar!
F, ltowon, Paator Hunday hool at 9;4ft
Morning worahlp at 11. Fpworth laagua and
racaption of probatlonara Into manibarahlp
at 7 Fvanftig aarvlroa at . Fallowahip
houra Wadnaaday at B,
Hwodlah, Ntnataanth and Burt, Ouatav
P'rlt kaon. Mlnlatar Sunday a-'honl at 10.
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11, Kpworth laagua at. 7. Praarhing and
holy communion, auhjnrt, "In Rmamlranra
of Chrlat," at H.
Trinity, Twanty flrat and Rlnnay, Rt,
John F. Pnurhar, Paator Praachlnf by tha
paator, "Patulant frfm Trouble " at 10 80
and "Tha aptrlt nf tha Aga" al A. Muale
by choir, E, F, Wllliama, rhorlatar; Mlaa
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45 II. P., 115-inch Wheelbasc, 5-Piisscngcr. 32x4 Tires, 1090 Detroit
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I Have a 3400 r. p. m. Ready This Minute For You
This certainly is a preat year for selling
- cars. Most everybody has had success.
Some more than others, as isahvaysthecasc.
Chalmers sales are running 000 percent
ahead of last year all over the United States.
Mr. Chalmers' foresight in doubly provid
ing against a shortage of materials has won
a great contest.
It has enabled the Chalmers plant to
keep on building cars when one or two
have shut down or others have had to cut
down on allotments to their dealers.
Here it is June and the great Chalmers
plant is running day and night, three shifts,
turning out more cars than ever lefore.
Mow long can Chalmers keep filling the
demand?
I don't know. I know only this: the
plant is turning out about 125 a day ; Chal
mers dealers arc .selling about 425 a day.
The only reason I or any other dealer
can sunply a car now is lnrause during
December, January and February the
Chalmers plant worked day and night like
Trojans and built alout 125 cars a day
when the dealers were slling probably only
about hO. Soon these 425-a-day sales art-
going to eat up the surplus made during
the Winter months.
I got a letter a few days ago from the
Chalmers plant which simply said: "We
have on hand orders asking for immediate
shipment of cars whose value is in excess of
$8,000,000.'
I need not narrate the rest of the note
which was so obviously subtle that I got
the telegraph operators on the job right oft!
I'm making my promises on delivery
from day to day. I've got cars or can get
them now. This may not hold good to
morrow. Next week I shall cut my promises down
still more. Remember, there are only two
things that I concern myself with these
days. One is to get you to take one ride
in a .'1100 r. p. m. Chalmers if you have not
done so already. That's all I want. The car
sjeaks in a language you'll understand.
The other thing is simply one of math
ematics: If the Chalmers factory can turn
out 125 cars a day and Chalmers dealers all
over the United States are selling 425 a
dty, how long will the supply last?
Price still unchanged;? 10LK) Detroit
W. I, HUFFMAN AUTOMOhlLK COMPANY
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