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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
STILL ANOT HER
COAL BULLETIN
Commercial Club Traffic Bureau Saws
Constitution is Being
Violated.

Continuing its campaign Tor lower
coal rates. the Commercial club traffic
bureau issued another bulletin Fri
DAY. calling attention IN the violation
OF the constitution of the state by
every legislature in its refusal To com
plv with Article MI. Section Is.
which reads as follows:
The legislature shall pass laws es-
tablisbnc reasonable maximum rates
OF charges for the transportation Of
passengers and freight for correct
ing abuses and preventing discrimina-
tlon and eNtortion In rates OF freight
and passenger traits by tho different
railroads. and other common carriers
in the state, and shall enforce such
laws by adequate penalties.
The bulletin SAYS further:
Has the legislature o0cyed this
mandate
Session after session has occurred
ami absolutely nothing has been done
in establishing reasonable rates.
Why?
Because a thoroughly organized,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14

FAREWELL PARTY.

The Pythian Sisters met al the home
OF Mrs. VIM. Glasmann yesterday for
farewell party in honor Of Mrs. VIM.
Anderson and Mrs. Jennie Hood. who
depart soon for Spokane and Butte.
respectively. where they will make
their future homes High.f1ve was
played. Mrs. j w Tracy. Mrs. c X.
Wlnans and Mrs B. G Blackman win
ming first. second and third prizes.
Following the card games luncheon
was served, AT which time the guests
OF honor were given beautiful SOU
venir spoons, bearing cmblems of the
order, Mrs w. A McGaw. in happy
vein. making the presentation speech
The sisters present we're: Mes
danes Lon Brown. Isella Tyrec, Lucy
Hodge. Jennie Hood, Ray Kline. Win
ME White, VIM jenkins. A Staples.
VIM Watson. T Watson. J. n Full
ton. J. b Robb. s. J. Turner, G Mark.
VIM. Anderson. NJ. Hodge. C. X.
Winans. P. Kohn. w A McGaw. j.
w. Tracy. B G BlacEman, w. ].
MuiiclI. T. H Lindsay. Wm. Glas-
mann; Misses Louise Ritter and Sarah
Chapman. Mrs. Marie Gilbourne of
Salt Lake.
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attention 10 his letter OF August q.
1909. 10 Don VI. Carr. Mr. Balingcr's
private secretary. who was then on
the Pacific coast. In which ne con-
mented on Mr.. CLAWS relations with
the forest service and quoted from
King John
Did Mr. CLAWS use that quotation
from King John ," asked Brandeis
No that was my own idea,
guess replied the witness with
smile
That IS all | care to ask" said
MIR BTandeis.
Mr Schwartz was excused and Fred
bennett, commissioner OF the general
land office. was called
Mr.. bennett was questioned by both
Attorney Vertrees aud members ol
the committee regarding coal Land
LEGISLATION.
Did you ever have any interest in
Alaska coal lends?" inquired Mr. Vcr-
trees.
never had any interest in aus
coal lands nor had any connection
with owners of coal lands"
Mr.. bennett denied that Senator
Guegenheim had promised his reter-
ton IN the land office
1T is absolutely false he eE-
claimed There could not he any.
thing falscr The statement had been
made With the evident purpose OF ere
ating the inference that 7 am under
the domination Of the Interests.
Mr.. bennett said he vas assistant
commissioner under Judge Ballinsar
and that he was made commissioner
on recommendation Of Mr. Ballingef
under the endorsement Of Secretary
Garfield
What relations did YOU have with
Senator Guggenheim?"
"Oh. none at all.
Did you ask him to go 10 the pres
ident i0 your behalf?"
Certainly not"
Mr. bennett said he had an un1ef-
standing with the President that ne
would seek no endorsements bevond
those Of his OVID senators-those
from North Dakota.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14

The structural steel for the new
freight depot at ogden continues TO
arrive daily and is being assembled
at convenient points adjacent to the
foundation walls OF the structure. In
the meantime the large area for the
first story cement floor is about
half finished and the construction
work is progressing as fast as pos
sible The concrete work Is OF 4
superior character and is attracting
the attention and admiration Of local
contractors.
Every advance In the important
work Is being watched with more than
passing interest by local officials Of
the Hartman system. and Joint
Agent w. H. Chovers and his associ-
ates OF the local freight department
are especially interested In the de-
tails of the new building. II Will be
the official headquarters OF nearly
200 employees. and these are divided
up as follows:
Cashiers office. four employees;
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stealthy. persistent and alert oppos-
ing lobby has prevented il every time
1t has been attempted.
How much longer arc the people
Of Utah going to stand this neglect
of sworn duty by men they send to
the legislature
IF the people oil Utah want reason
able freight rates and cheap coal,
send no man to the legislature who
will not first pledge himself TO obey
the mandate Of the constitution. and
stop sending men whose persistent
neglect OF sworn public duty for pres
ents Of railroad passes tickets to
cheap shows and dinners at second
class restaurants has long been the
joke and by-word Of the streets and a
reproach to the dignity OF the state
The supply and price of coal in this
city Is controlled by the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad
That railroad absolutely refuses to
do anything for our people in reduc-
ing it's eXorbitant rates
1t rests with the people to make
that railroad reduce them.
VIII the people do It?
Coal must come down,
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LODGE HONORS PAST
PRESIDENT.

Last Friday evening, after the reg
ular meeting OF Queen City Rebekah
lodge. tho members wcrc .pv'.e1 10
the dining room. where Mrs. Emma
Meid. past president oil the Rebekah
State assembly OF Utah, was placed at
the head of the table. and Mrs. P A.
Beck. noble grand of the lodge, in pc
half Of the members OF Queen CRY
lodge. presented Mrs. Meld with n set
of silver spoons In appreciation OF the
honor conferred on the lodge b. Que
Of their members having served as
president OF the state assembly. Mrs
Meid very graciously thanked the
members. preceding the serving IF n
tempting repast
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
HELD UNDER A
BOND OF $500

John Hackett and John Cazalate
we're arraigned in the municipal court
this morning on the charge of burgl-
ary in the third degree. The men
were placed under a bond OF $500
each, for their appearance In court for
preliminary hearing.
The complaint alleges that these
men, on May 18th. entered the home
OF Roy White at Warren and stole
from the place. eggs, cream rice.
beans. bread. salt and pepper, bacon
and potatoes, 10 the value OF $500
They are the men the cheriff'5
force captured on the day of the al
legged burglary after travelling a dis
lance OF is miles In an automobile.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
FREIGHT DEPOT
TO HOUSE MANY
Will Be 200 Employees Departments the New sruc
Structural Steel Con s
Arrive. tE

claims tracing department, seven
clerks: revising department two
clerks. way-billing department. four
clerks; registration and statistical
department. nine clerks; abstract and
expensing department, four clerks;
through bills and division depart
ment. four clerks; refrigeration and
ventilation department. three clerks;
notification and phone department, two
clerks. police department. four Off
GERS or watchmen messengers, two;
foremen. check clerks. warehouse.
men and laborers, ninety regular en-
ployes. Aside from these are twenty
people employed In what is termed
the manifest office. These are as
follows: Manifest clerks. five: in
terchangc clerks. two; car clerks.
three; scalers and taggers. eight,
day and night chief clerks. two. And
score OF others are kept on the pay
list as extras 20 swing right Into
service when clerks OF any depart
ment fall to report each morning.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
OGDEN WILL
HAVE BALL
CLUB

Sanderson and Angus Kennedy, the
committee canvasslng the city 10
raise the $500 necessary for ogden
to join in the state baseball league.
report that they have met With
splendid success thus far, but have
as yet failed to raise the required
amount
Thus far the sum of s9GS50 has
been subscribed and the committee
men are in hopes thnt the remainder
of the necessary amount Will be Sc
cured within the next few days. 30
that ogden ca nagain be on the base
ball map $53150 is the amount that
the lovers Of the national game will
have to furnish 10 show to other towns
OF the state that Ogden Is not dead"
in the baseball world
The following contributions have
been received.
William Glssmaun, 800.
Ogden Rapid Transit Company.
500.
Browning Brothers, $50.
Angus Kennedy, $25.
Troy Laundry. S25.
Ecclcs Lumber Company. SIS.
Memenway G. Moser, S25
Ogden Wholesale Drug Company,
s25.
A. L. Brewer. $25
Peery Brothers. $25.
p. Healy. s25
\ K Haywood $25.
Alhambra Theatcr Company, S25
II l.. Griffin Company, S25.
Proudfit Sporting Goods company.
$50.
Fred NJ. Nye Company, S25.
s. II Browne. Company, S25
A. Kuhn & Bros Company, $25.
Calvert & Leek $25.
j Stanley Dee. SIS
American Linen Supply Company.
$40
HuDfer Candy Company, $40.
Spareo Book Store. $40.
Culley Drug Company, $40
Harrop & Goddard. $40
Weatherby Meat Company. $40
Last &c Thomas, $40
T. C. Foley, $40.
A. r. Mcintyre, $40,
Rosenbluth G Oppmon. $40
Wessler Cigar Company, $40.
T. II. Carr, SO.
II. NJ. Rowe, $40.
Falstaff Cafe, $40
Independent Telephone Company,
$40
H. II. Hudman. SO.
Albert F Rlchey. $40
w. o. Kay. so
Glen Brothers. $40.
A B. Corey. $40.
ogden Steam Laundry. $40
Kelly G Herrick. $40.
W j Lindsay. $40.
Electric Supply & Fixture Company,
$40
p NJ Poulson. Sl0.
W, H. Harris So
Wilcox Grocery Co, So
Ragan 6 Garner. 50
Edgar Jones Company, 50.
June Clark. So
A. l. Scoville, So
Peterson & Langlois, S5.
Evans Brothers, S5
j. S. Carver Company, S5
Fred Massa, So
George C Foley. $3.50,
C Hansen & Co. $3.50
Speros Ellopoulous, 81.
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message TO every person who was
present His message reads:
Whose coat did you get?
There was some mixing OF over
coats al the TAFT banquet Did you
get yours? ] missed miae Maybe
yours and mine were mixed VIII
You kindly make sure that you did
not get mine by mistake? Mine is
black cloth coat with silk lining.
My coat and are close friends and
II YOU can belp me find n ! shall be
grateful (signed) Richard Morrell.
Passaic, y. j., MAY Is"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
M i s { P A 7
HIS WIFE
MONEY

In the case of Isabel Fisher against
George Fisher the defendant was
brought into court on an order to
show cause. The counsel for The
plaintiff stated to the court that she
was without means of support and
without funds FOR the carrying on OF
the action now pending. and asked
the court to make an order requiring
the defendant TO pay money into court
Immediately for the support of the
plaintiff
Fisher was In court and, in answer
to the Judge, stated that at the pres
ent time he was working for his
board The court ordered that he
pay $50 per month temporary alimony,
$50 attorney fees and SIS costs The
defendant is given until next Saturday
night to pay $40 into court for the
plaintiffs support
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
REUNITED BY
ORRER OF
COURT

On his promise To do better in the
future. 10 furnish his wife and child
with the common necessaries Of life,
the interlocutory decree of divorce
given Sarah Jackson from Harry Jack
son several weeks ago was ordered
set aside In the district court this
morning by Judge ]. A. Howell
Mrs. Jackson was called to 'he
stand and testified that her husband
had agreed TO do better and she
thought he would and that as it would
he for the best interests OF herself
and child she asked that the intcrloc-
utory decree be set aside.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
ON IouR oE EuRoPE

Mrs. D. b Baron, wife OF the man
ager OF Baron and company of this
city. leH last Wednesday on a tour OF
Europe and the old world countries.
Mrs. Baron expects to be absent some
three months, and viii be joined by
her husband sometime late In July or
the first part of August, when their
itinerary will include all the leading
centerS OF interest In Europe. Mrs
Baron will visit at Denver. Chicago.
st. Louis Buffalo, and other eastern
cities on the way TO the Atlantic ser
board
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
PAST NOBLE GRANOS
ENTERTAINED.

Mrs. Mabel Moon entertained the
members of the Past Noble GraudS
club al her home Thursday afternoon
May 3. The time was spent In play
ing cards and other amuseDents
Prizes were won by Mrs. Beck, Mrs.
Rooms and Mrs. Matthews.
Those present were Mesdamcs
Tyree. G Rooms. E. Meid. f. Randall
S. Turner V Matthews. A Baker, E
Bogart. NJ Beck l. Baker, h, Bogart
r. Rosenbluth, c, Zimmerman.
SAWYER
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VETERAN FIRED1EN.

All members of the Veteran Fire
mems association are requested TO at
tend a special meeting at the Vet
eran F1remens hall. Monday. May l6.
a, p. m. sharp Business of inn
portancc.
". r. WRIGHT. Pres.
F A. GALE. Secy. -
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ll&2TtlRea agsA

First Church Of Christ. ScIentlet.-
Holds service al IL a. N. in the new
Masonic Temple. Washington avenue.
between Twenty-6fth and Twenty
sixth streets. Subject. "Mortals and
lmmortals." Sunday school at 9:45 a.
M Wednesday evening testimonial
meetings arc held at s p. M. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend these
services Free reading rooms are open
daily, except Sundays md holidays,
from > to p. M. SLIP First Nation
al Bank Bldg.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
WHOSE COAT HAS
PRESIDENT TAFT?

Passaic. n. J., May l4-President
Taft is Que OF four hundred or so per
sous who win today receive postal
card from Richard Morrel. resident
OF this town. asking for Information
regarding an oyercoat which be lost
at the TAFT banquet of the Passalc
Board OF Trade on Monday night He
has sent copies Of his postal card
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
SUITS COMMENCED
IN LOWER COURT

In the civil division OF the munich
pal court this morning the c. a.
Smurthwaite Produce company COM
mcnced suit against William Smith
10 recover SO, alleged to be due on
an account. and against A. w. Rus
sell for Sl025. claimed TO be due for
goods and wares sold the defendant
The Ogden Furniture & Carpet
company began an action against
John McElhcran for 500, claimed to
be due on contract and for the pos
session of certain property.
READ THE GLASS ADS TODAY
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HAL cyoN SEWING CLUB.

Mrs. T. D. Ryan was hostess 10
sixteen members Of the Halcyon
Sewing club yesterday afternoon. \
delightful afternoon was spent aud
delicious refreshments were served
The club will meet next Saturday aft
ernoon with Mrs. A, p. Bigelow-
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for all. Mr. Craft. superintendent.
Divine worship at 1l:15. The Rev. ~.
o. White. pastor Of the church at Tre-
monton. will speak; subject. The I'm
searchable Riches" The young peo-
pie VIII meet at o'clock: topic,
"Chrlsrs Vcrilys:" leader. Gretchen
Roller. Evening worship with ser
mon al s O'Clock. Mr. White viii
speak at this service also. The sub
iect will be "Consecration and En-
thusiasm." All are invited 10 hear
Mr.. White on Wednesday after
noon. Nav 18th, the Ladies' Kensing-
ton will be entertained by Mrs. Day,
Mrs. Kurtz and Mrs. H. D. thinner
man al the parsonage. \ full attend
ance is desired Ladies OF the church
and congregation are cordially In
vited TO spend social afternoon on
Wednesday. On Thursday night at
O'Clock the midwcek prayer and
praise service will he held. Topic
for the evening. Vision and Prepara-
tion." Rcfcrence-lsaiah 6:1-S. To
all OF our services We cordially inYlte
strangers In the CITY and those hay-
Ing no regular church home.
hearty welcome extended 10 all
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
wARe.WRIeHT ENGAGEMENT.

Mr. and Mrs. H J. Ware of 29l1
Lincoln avenue announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Violet. to Ed
ward Wright Tne wedding will take
place early In June.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14

First Presbyterian Chureh.-John
Edward Carver. pastor Morning wor
ship at II. Theme. The Meaning Of
Pentecost TO the Church Today" Sun
day school at IL ;l5. Endeavor at 7.
Nesper song service at 4:30 Theme
The Growing Gift of the Holy
Spirit Evening service OF song at
s. Theme. The Gift OF the Holy
Spirit as a Guide The musical num-
bers for these services will be found
elsewhere in this paper The ladies'
will remove their hats at these SER
vlces.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14

Mrs. John Seaman returned last
Sunday from a four-months' trip 10
California coast points and Arizona
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
MICHIGAN FOREST FIRES.
HIGH PRICES.

The highest prices paid for live
or dressed poultry. ogden Fish
Poultry company, 2526 Washington
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14

The Tolstoi circle will meet next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Howe at her home. 2265 Monroe ave
nue..
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First Methodist Episcopal Church.
452 oath street. Rev G. W. McCreery,
pastor 9;45 a m. Sunday school Mr.
u. e Newton. superintendent This
school has classes for all. old as we'll
ss young. it uses progressive meth
DDS and makes everyone welcome.
Strangers invited 1900 a. m. morn
ing worship, Pentecostal Sunday. Ser-
mon by the pastor ToDic, The Birth
OF the Church. In keeping with the
day, the doors OF the church will be
thrown open for reception OF members.
Anthem. "Lo' NV Shepherd IL Di-
vine by chorus choir Noon class
meeting, MIR James Drysdale. leader
700 D. m. the Epworth League. This
VIII be the meeting in commemoration
of the 2lst anniversary of the organ
iLation Of the Epworth League It
will be led by the cabinet and there
viii be several selections OF special
music The young people plan TO
make this very interesting meeting
and extend an invitation to all. 500
p. m, gospel service. Sermon by the
pastor Topic, Cain and Abel"-this
Is the third sermon In the series,
Present Day Messages From Gene
sis.7 There will be special music as
follows: Pipe organ prelude. ITO a
Wild Flower" Miss Jessie Wech. An.
them. The Shadows Fall So Gently Sc
chorus choir Onertory. Moroccan in
c. Miss Welch. Alto solo. One
sweetly Solemn Thought Miss Nell
lie Ramey PoStlude, Gloria Miss
Welch,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14

First Baptist Church-Located on
Grant avenue. near Twenty-fourth
street. Rev. r. D. Zimmerman, pas
tor, Services for Sunday May IL.
will he as follows. Sunday school
"ill convene at 10 O'Clock. Classes
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
ORACLE ISIS GLOBE JOE
DON'T FORGET

DON'T FORGET
SUNDAY NIGHT Is THE LAST
Of this Weeks Pictures All the Houses
Many pictures of excellent worth ohelo Volcanic
rupuons at Mt Aetna Trawer Fishing Hurricane special
Sdaptaon for the Edison Company Harding Davis
and one Vitagraph ep
T ' -P'NN :" 0of1oTNi'A noui
9MEREEE @ERR@RR WnEWW
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ASKED ONE.
QUESTION
Surprisingly Quick Dis
missal of Witnesses
for BaIIinger

Washington. May 14-With one
question. Attorney Brandeis conclud-
ed the cross-eXamination OF II. II.
Schwartz. chief of the field service.
at the Ballinger-Pinchot investiga-
tion today Mr. Schwartz then was
excused to the great disappointment
OF the spectators. who had anticlps, ,-
ed some interesting classes between
him and Mr. Brandeis.
Mr. Brandels' questions apparent
ly had behind lt the purpose of show
ing that Secretary Ballinger's sub
Ordinates in the absence of specific
instructions from their chief. had pur-
sued course I'm regard TO the Alas.
kan coal claims that they believed
would be pleasing to him.
Washington. May 14-Chief Of
Field Division Schwartz, as the man
assuming all responsibility for every
step taken by the interior depart
ment in the Cunningham claims on
the stand. the Ballinger-Pinchot ic-
yestIgation proceeded today Mr.
Schwartz succeeded Mr. Ballinger as
witness Yesterday.
When the committee met today. the
request OF Attorney Brandcis. coun-
sci for L r. CLAWS. that Attorney
General Wickcrsham should be sub
poenaed as witness remained to be
acted upon. Mr. Brandeis desires 10
question Mr.. Wlckersham about his
conversation with Henry n Hoyt re-
garding the CLAWS charges. Nh Bal
linger said he thought Mr Hoyt had
greatly exaggerated" the circumstan-
ces Of that interview In mis- testimony
before the committee
To the surprise OF all, Mr.. Schwartz
was excused after he had been on the
stand less than an hour Attorney
Vertrees concluded his examination
Of Mr.. Schwartz and turned him over
10 Attorney Brandeis. counsel for the
prosecution" for cross examination.
Mr. Brandels asked the witness on
H one question and that referred TO
statement concerning a meeting be
bad with CLAWS in this city last Nav.
IAe attorney directed Mr. Schwartz
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Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
Elm Chureh-Corner of Twcnty-third
street and Jefferson avenue, Rev. J..
p. harrington, pastor. Sunday school
at 10 a. nj Swedish service for Whit
sunday at 4 n. m. Luther league at
: p. IN English service at p. m.
This Is the last service until the
month of July. as the pastor viii leave
Immediately for Rock Island, ILL., haV-
ing been appointed delegate TO the
Fftieth annual convention OF the Au-
gustana synod OF North America. The
Ladies' Aid society meets at the
church parlors on Thursday afternoon
at 2:30. Everybody Is cordially in
Nltnd
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The 81. Joseph's Sewing society
will hold an apron sale at ST Jose2h's
hall "Wednesday afternoon. May 20
Light refreshments VIII be served and
a cordial Invitation 10 the puoiic is
extended
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14

Mrs. E. T. Gullihur has gone Il
California TO spend several months.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14

c. a. Grayson and Vincent CASTOR
entertained at the Saturday ma,mce
at the Ogden theatcr Mrs. J. TsTior
and W. S. Beck and family
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Church OF the Good Shepherd
Grant avenue and 2Ith street, VIM
w Fleetwood, Rector. Services for
Whitsunday: Sunday school 9;i5
M. Morning prayer and sermon ll:oo
u. ~.
Congregational Chuch-Corner 25th
and Adams avenue. No morning ser
Vice. Sunday school at 1921 Young
Peoples meeting at I p IN. Rev E.
/. Goshen of Salt Lake will speak
at S o'clock in the evening.
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SUNDAY NIGHT IS THE LAST

Of this Weeks Pictures in All the Houses.