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Capt. Sweeney. Is the Star of the
Battle, Scoring Two Goals
and Assisting in the Other.

THE old rivalry between Yale
and Princeton ran riot at the
st. Nicholas Rink last night
when the Blue team defeated the
TigerS three goals to one In . game
that bristisd With action.
II was . slam.bang affair with both
sides ringing IN considerable football
stun. There were brand new ways
Of body checking, which usually sue-
ceeded In jumping the player to the
ice. The checking became 90 spirited
that skaters wsrs topped over like
80 many bowling pins.
Yale won because her veteran seven
knew too much for the inexperienced
Tigers. The entire jersey team had
its hands fun TRYING to spot Capt
Sweeney. The Yale leader proved the
star Of tie game. scoring two goals
himself ana assisting with the other.
It was sweeney, when the Yale goal
was serously threatened. who prob.
ably saved q SCORE BY . spectacular
dash down the rink with the puck.
Capt. sweeney II almost to Yale this
year what HOBBY Baker was to
Princeton.
Wiser. MoDonal and Dickey also
did yosman work for Old ELI.
For the Orange ana Black the
Humphreys brothers. Hills and
Scheen. frsausntly made long dashss
with the puck. but they couldn't make
much lmproasiou ON Yale's secondary
defense. Cohu at the net was one OF
the busiest men on the ice stopping
the fusillads Of shots that were aimed
Ct him.
Al the start Of the game Yale In.
vaded princton's territory when
The evening world., 1915-01-28
Fans Haze Already Dug Up
80 Different FaU0rite PIaus
N,RkNEe

Gov. 1snsr. who y n town 20 take
charge Of the NatioaAi League ofl,ces
y person, - very hopef!h Of . favor
able 9eoiSion by JudSs lands In the
now famous Fed Injunction. Baseball
mAenates In goAerAi think the delay
p favorable 10 Organised Baseball
because u means that Judge LAndis
sees no necessity for Temporary ~
junction. In other words. they argue,
II he thought relief was urgent %
would have said 20 ere this.
Frank Farrell ana william psvsry
have been very busy for the past
three weeks getting the stock Of the
Yanks toeether. and will b ready. It
y said. 20 turn everything over free
from encumbrapce next Monday. Col.
Rupert and Capt. Huston already
have put the rest Of tho money for
purchase In n bank. to DO turned over
the moment rArrell gets the bolong.
inos Of the club tossther.
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EDITED BY "a
ROBERT ED0REN
Yale Beats Princeton [.
In Hockey Game Having
Strong Football FLAVOR

Sweeney carried the puck on . pretty
combination with Wiser. He took .
quick shot Mt the net and miaDo1.
Tho Tigers managed to bring ~
puck out to the centre whore . 1T.
scrimmage took place. -
Both sides seemed to hit on the toDs
OF using their sticks like golf Gibbs.
II was n brand new way Of shoottng.
and II didn't matter IL a player hap
pened TO stop one OF these Wild
swings with his body. The sound Of
clashing sticks could DO heard ali
over the rink. s. ser1
For O couple Of minutes the puclk
was battsd around. Suddsnly Wioor
ecooped Nd q rebound from 0Wo0Ay
ana pushed It past Cohu for TIE Af6t
score Of the game. ~ u
After this the Bulldog uniimbessd
furious attack. After Ssven mia
utes had been spent Wiser madA 3
snort pass to his captain and 6wenoy
registered the seoond goal.
1t looked A. II Yale would roll q Nc
scoreI but the Tigers took q turn at
charging down the Ice. Tho two Hum
phreys and Peacock gave the Tale
reserves q busy time for q few MIN
utes. While a scrimmage was eolns
on at the side Schoen came tsarinr
up from the rear, gobbled mn ia
puck and sent Il sailing ituo the Yale
not for his teams loan tally. s.,l
Just before the end Of the drst half
Capt. Sweeney broke loose and, after
slipping by the entire Princeton
team. shot a goal without any q.
sistance, the best piece OF iudlvidskal
playing OF tho contest.
The Tigers opened the second half
with q rush. For some time Trey
kept the play In front OF the Yale
net, but couldn't score. sweeney a.
oily got hold Of the disc and went
speeding up the ice. It was Prince.
tons turn then TO repsl an attack.
The Blue advance line bonabAr1ed
Cohu with shots from all anSleA JAs
Princeton goal tender after stopplAH
| one OF those shots found the puck a.
rectly In front OF his net and he
promptly prevented further troubls
by falling ON II. Time had to ~
called while Cohu slowly got on The
puck. ~.
Try rs hard as they could ne
Tigers were unable u ScoVe In The
second half, though they kept ~
play mostly in Yale's territory. DvUn
In the last two minutes when CaVt.
sweeney was peualiEed and sent from
the game Princeton couldn't ada "a
her single score. ~
The victory over the Orange snl
Black will make Yale Q strouG oon-
tender with Harvard for the colIo1o
championship. fS
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FelD of McGrazU's Rockies
Will Reach Polo Grounds

cruit looks good. That 10 what Nc.
0raw will tell yeu and every recruit
Will tell you that no has 1t On the
other FELLOW and writes to the folks
back homo that he's going to be the
star Of the team.
Often these rockies" are turned
loose befers they have had q fair
league clue a 2 rcnuino ~. DtoS
Rudolph. who pitched the Boston
Braves into worlds chamDionshi
y tho illustrataoa Of how Mc0raw
was fooled.
Among the awkward squad that
win be at Marlin. Texas, this spring
10 Bert Reed, who waS q star In
delder and hittar at Princeton for
three years. Mc0raw watchsd this
young coliegian for three years and
grabbed. him ~ ooon a. be nnlshed
his course. Two yeafs ago Reed breeze
his leg aiding into q bass, but came
back In 1914 spoedier than ever. May.
DO he win reach the Polo GROUNDS.
Fred r. Cook 10 pitcher who did
great thingS ~ q bcxmen in Column
bus last year. Cook vas . big ssnsa.
taou IN ISxAs . few ysars ago whom
~ played under the name of WIN.
chsh This makes It look q II Cock
10 college man and started his pro.
feesional career when sttll at school
Desmond BeAkty's cole ambition 10
- b . Giant He ID . native Of the
Bronx and gained prominence - an
indeldar with TIE Poughkeepsie club
% the Atlantic LeASue. He spent the
last three weeks of the season Of 1914
u ths Polo Grounds and was given
several tryouts. Kirmayer 10 IN.
other pitcher. He has good chance.
Besides pitching he can 20 In at any
position. even behind the bat.
McGraw tells them khey have q
good chance. All but about Ave are
doomed 20 disaopolntmant.
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All but About Five Of the "Awk.
ward Squad" Who Aspire to
Be Giants Are Doomed to Die.
appointment.
eE%TTT

TOW many Of the twenty on moro
rockies" that McGrawe will
take to Marlin four weeks
hence will ever get . chance to cit
on the bench at the Polo Grounds
when the season opens next Aprilf
Many O youngsters aspirations are
shattered before the team starts for
home from the training camp. When
tho squad gets away every new -.
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Newport Depending on odd Guard
TO Bring Her Big Tennis Tourney

charge OF both fields. He unQuali6-
ediy declared that ~ to playing quail
tiles they were about equal. with the
general excellence il,any, In favor Of
Forest Hille. nol,
The orsanissd SUPPORT Of Newport
scems TO be depending ohisfiy upon
tho ''Old 0uard~ Of the game, while
tho younger. progressive players are
working hard to bring about the most
momcntous change the game has ever
known.
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Course and Dates for W0men's
Tournament to Be Chosen To- Dan

to-day for the purpose Of sleetins
officers and selecting the course ana
dates for the next championship. %
far Ardslsy and wylsagyl are the oniy
clubs that have expressed . desire 70
stage the big tournament.
Instead Of May n. - and ~. which
were the dates selected at the annual
meeting Of the New Jersey State Coli
Association on Tuesday for its aanual
championship tournament. June 70. II
and Il have been substituted. THIS
fact was announced yesterday BY Ma
than r. Schroeder Of Engiswood. new
~ appointed secretary Of the assossa-
When the annual meeting was held
the deiecatss were under he imprss-
sion that the week following the
metropolitan amateur championship.
which this year occupies the usual
New Jersey time, condictsd with the
national open at Baltusrol and. 40
cordingly, tho May dates were chosen.
II being deemed better to conflict with
the Tuxedo Invitation meeting thAA
with the national open. Since then.
however. the error has been dis
covered.
The week following the Aetropoli.
tan has bsen awarded the Wykagy
Country Club Tor its newly plahns<
Westchsstsr chAmpionship. and u wa
suggested by Il. Mortimer Barnes
| Secretary Of the Metropolitan Col
| Association, that this time b takei
by the New Jersey. In that the golfer'
| eligible for ono were not eligible to
the other. This suggestioo has bee
| adopted.
The evening world., 1915-01-28
Baseball Tax
D0esI,'t WorrY
Local Club

The bill introduced Tuesday ~
Assemblymaa Kramer OF ki10s.
which. II passed would require Oh
clubs In organised baseball" = ~
70 the State q tax OF 8 per cent -
all gate receipts. In not worrying ~
oflicials OF the Giants or YankeNA y
similar measure was introduced Last
year ana 1t never was heard Of aftsr
II Arst came TO likht. .,Ts, =
they didn't know anything about 9
bill until told about Il. We are nGf
going to bother about L." said Score
tary John b. Foster. Even u such
a bill did 50 through II woSlld - ~
olarsd unconstitutional" From ~
It would appear that the orgAniI64
clubs had legal experts look Into the
matter last year. trEt
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Younger Players Are Working
Hard to Land Championship
for West Side Club.
4 ccoRDlNa to tho views sx-

A CCORDlN0 TO tho views ex.
"A pressed by Robert ID. wrenn
and George T. Adee. Newport's
chances Of holding the ali corners
national lawn tennis champioushlp
tournament this season are rapidly
diminishing. while not taking an
active part In the campaign. either
for Newport or the courts OF the
West Side Tennis Club at Forest
Hills. L. l.. wrsnn. the President. and
Adoe, Executive Committeeman OF
the National Association arc closely
watching the trend OF affairs which
will BE- settisd at the annual meeting
next week at the waldorf-Astoria.
Kari Behr. l.yls y. Mahan. Julian
g. Myrick ane other members Of tho
P,syers' Com,nittes. held . ssssion
yesterday at Ar. 3ehr's once. Such
information 90 was ferthoomiaG was
TO the effect that those who are work
ing 20 land the chAmplohship at For
est Hills have been temporarily
checked by tho recent criticism Of Al
bort II. Hoskins. vice President Of the
National Association, 10 the effect
that Tho accommodations at the West
ssde Club would not begin 10 meet
the demands OF the players In = ma.
tionai tournament lioskins has ncen
supported by West Side member.
who had aiso revealed to tho country
the tact that the Long lsland neid ID
swept by . gale Of wind most Of the
time.
Behr and his Msutsnants continue
10 work with success In gathering the
proxies with which to vote the tour
lament 10 this city. They have made
capital out Of the inaccessibility q
Newport ana tho tact that many d
the leading players OF the countr,
have become dsgusted because oe ~
tournament being conducted 40
social. rather than a. . spsrtins com
l0etition. No.
| o. a,lsssssea that ~ wsss s,asr
- 81
The evening world., 1915-01-28
Sir-Day Bike
Race Starts u,
Chicago To-Day

CHICAGO. Jan. 2S.-Ths ons.mu6
match bicycle race at the IntEAA-
tional Amphitheatre was won BY
Frank Kramer Of East Oranss, n. J..
defeating Ivar Lawson Of ChicAQo.
races were the introduction 10 the
six-day bicycle race. which besips 70
day. ~
The one.mils amateur handioop
dash was won by Madden of he
Bayvisw Athletic Club OF New Ysgk.
Time, 3m. -. Handicapped toe4y
yards. Dupuy Of France won tAo ASlf-,
mile race for professionals In ~
Madden OF the Bayview Athletic CjoA
also won the three mile race for Inn.
teurs. Time. Tn. SSs. The livo-uo
motor pace for professionals was 49,
By Walthour Of Atlanta. Ga. 15mA
I'm. 80 2.SS. NlAA.Z..
The evening world., 1915-01-28
FZSTYC NEWS AND GOSSIP

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SMITH
PROVES winner
OVER LEv|NSKY
New Orleans Crowd Applauds
Decision Given by Referee
Burke in 20-Round Bout.

oSu1al - ~ ovvung WoxAp
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. se.--0un.
boat smith was awarded the decision
svss 0astiiag Lsvinsky q ~ New
Wsse S'6s A. G. BY Referee Burks
- she sn1 % - twsatissA round.
- lsolGlou was we'll rUcsivsA b.
the large crowd which throngsd the
thsaass - VILLAGES ~ bsSl psseusasd
froa last 0ualay.
The bout va fast and furious from
ths start. and on several occasions u
ioohsd - Y thsrs would - . knock
Snish ala nearly all the aghsins
- isaline Throughout. Lsvinsley, 10
~ carry roupeA Appeared 70 b all
- -. aid fails1 20 mako IN In.
lgoeelen On the BIG fellow. The New
ysss..e seewed oAsked superiority In
- esSr & ne swsaty ressd.. asw.
~ sscs pssisi.sns ''
Om6Sh iu61otod much 1amaGU -
Lsv1ns1v - haA llm hees1iAg frssly
from ne uose Aad mouth q ever
SOs01 afssP TIE third. ne shot .
Seus1 wSIsS StasscrsS LsvissIy.
nth nan snssred the ring h pr.
foee 0oueIe)on. With . great pull IN
the WeigAts u favor Of 0unboAt
emlth. The latter rsigpsd favorits
s.ies Ss1 The sstssr Of rsyiassy
IN sWssvs 81 the twsaty rouads. hls
jabolag and right crosslng many
timse oeoeinl Lsvinsky 10 the ropse.
] The anal fvs rounds ct the 1ght
s~~ssaA~A ~ ~~A~sa1 hnA aaamA~~ ovklak
The evening world., 1915-01-28
CONCESSION IS GRANTED
FOR FIGHTS IN CUBA.

According to = cablcsram rsossysd
to- day from Havana the Cuban 0ovsrn.
ment. through President Menccat hes
confirmed the concession granted BY The
City OF Havana to George Bradt for box
ing ma tches TO be held In Cuha this
year. The Nrst match win BE- fousht ~
sam Mcvey and Sam IAngforA. and -
~, The winner 10 to challenge Jack
johnson.
The evening world., 1915-01-28

CaSfaey weats 10 Ne Up-te-Dats.
Jim Carney 10 n town full Of en-
thus,asn about his new BOW At Bos.
ton. I'VE won't call IL . stadium, |"
avs Jim, "bocafbs that 70 old sttd
now, It must b . bowl"
Mr.. Carney thinks his new grounds
wiu b. ysaAy Tor tie Braves to play
the worlds Series there next fall.
He dida't smile when hs said II.
either.
The evening world., 1915-01-28


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WSoo 0soaaP Neut Hsesess
Dlo1 nesAe salDsa sttsstisn 70
4 1noes - - bseso1ng common
oEont oouDts asWa1uVo-eAat Of
GnonGlng - beoDss M GVsnDs ~
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49, 10 ~ oonuu a. . ssEAa1a VA
800 Meter. ~ osB1sAsA ~
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49, He AA q just bseses he ~.
90 ~ No yask 0gltesA sn 0sosb.
- mDoDaN Osssn1u sAoss1sA -
0o1eP SgoosoAatlv suhbe1 u - but
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GAsS % AetAsne Fsaliy hasnfui
ooout - eanSAesAss1 ~. but ~
< $3.50 pseduDo . bllnh1ng sGsse -
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. ~ 4 0ghter usually needs two Wtds
< - evss all he uns ~ v IN aetioa.
49, tziek - y rob eaivs ~ ~
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1UGoty xeteAsl always "a 70. One
y - ~ tisWA suo.eed heavy.
||DumoIs 1seo = ~ q 1Eiss IN st
A Ut wAss ths pssspiratiea -.
o - esw. snpplas IN and out ef
j. olpo boo60eD eo0oasa1vely eAsy.
III
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~ 90 sso,le1 upeeAse. nesAs ~
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n CDR on orUaalssa Baseball Z,
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"a - Qannoe. NsVa4ss sssoaAs SuDps'
g - - S1ng sA1 hsu1sl I'm - -
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nn64s ~ v1sA ~ ai1 g rssessA
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Ns kcfors the matter wss aasi'
The evening world., 1915-01-28
K. o. SWEENEY SCORES,
KNOCKOUT IN FOURTH.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Jan. 49,
Before . lArgs crowd At the Armofy 4.
c. xneckest eweepsy OF Nsw. yssk
nnpebg1 sas Jech wJteaa - rav0eaaA
=: = - - - : : 1lFl.1Ss
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thsss favor,ts plays n bass-
bali ana The end y not In sishe
Oar cesvsspesasnts anoas Ne fAns
already have dug ~ thifty.teree an.
lUesnt plAyu 90 ~ susal prsciaets
ere ~ - ~ hoard ffea. InstsaA OF
swing tAsle faverits play . few Of
ne writsss asvees passs q sdviss 70
l1s0raw "a Denevaa - bow thsy
eeuld run ~ teams and make the
WAsls SnlAs pretty end these COM
uuaisa&,eas have bssn Forwarded -
the Usacs whses thss win DO the most
go. owe yea enc gusss.
yIAro Aso - latest ave:
2. J. lamaa-Ths best play 20
Ne vouiA b 10 ses outneldsrs
tAnGAt = oome In and handle
gsounA bailD anA throw he bats.
man out at arve Il used 70 hap.
- whsn DvfRy and Mccarthy
played, but ] en- sure this play
ooull uever - accomplished By
Jaak Murray Or Daniels - you
hnoW. Our he old crowd often
sDshs e tAsir weakness on
gssana bal,A
n. Grey sDrssklywl-Hsrs's .
ylAy that very much sajoy Wit.
aAoslne--JsAnny Dvsrs stealing a
base; - mlasse u BY . eliSht
UArgtn. when 10 u called out,
S0ar Jeh1ny rear. Imagine. u
you can. bic sSpeechs % the
XSrsI ossdnss-Ths clay isks
u Whoo the men on 0rut and third
WORT the double steal.
9dsoPd Mellan-To me the
prsttiest play u when . last run
Asr like 0eerge Burns dooe the
hoek aide aad sl!dss around SEQ
b0semen miss touching him.
J. W. OAocos (oeeNxl--What
Veklos ne moOt % TO sse Q youAg
pitcher Just breaking In strike
cut ~ Cobb.
1hsrs 70 now = thrse- cornsrs
contest on between different elite
ebr the honor OF entertaining ia
fsnks, under the new manage
ment. during the spring trAlnin
seasoa, And Dill DouovAn. 70 hard pu
10 maks . decision. Until yestsv
Gay 70 lay between Savannah an
Columbus. O.. but now Hot SPRING
Ark, has entered the fray. and tn
hotels are e9sytny . rate that can
we'll be overlooked. Donovan was
have gone 70 Columbus 10 = Dime
last nixht but had 70 call y OF a
account Of axins contracts With %,
ssai Of the PLAYERS. In tho mea
range any dates for exhibition game
0ssrgs staIlinss writes 10 know
Ne New Yorkers are yet willing
eoneeds his club . chance OF rspsa'
tng naxt oAasou.
II have Agsred all along that v
would WIN ~ says. "but I got She
wood Magee Just to give you fellov
4 chance 10 Wake up to the fact th,
! We have . real champ onship club"
!, An .ight. osorEs: you are d
clarsd In.
II TIE deal between Cincinnati al
the Giants concerning HE'D Murrs
asd Rube Deuton appears TO ha'
; fallen through. Which mAkes u I
lthe mees iikoly that Narsans was
have ngured IN Il. 4c0raw failed
! yeaa the. Cuban back 70 OreAnts'
!. assbaA. acccrd!n9 to. rsports fro
Il 1evaaa Aad TIE FEDERAL League pre-
u thsy are going 10 tar bach,
pooooots ava ~ cent, coanie Ma
Y1nll = haSg e ~ oeA1s ~
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met" Golf Association Will
Also Elect Officers at
Annual Meeting.

The Women's Metropolitan Golf AZ.
will meet at the Biltmore
The evening world., 1915-01-28

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The Denver star., 1915-03-06
PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH,
E. 1920 AVE. AND WASHINGTON
ct. PASTOR, J. A. rNoe-
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Sermon topics. Sunday, March Z:
11:O0 a. M, "The Pride Of Life
2:3O p. M, services at the Mission.
300 p. m., Y. P. S. c. e.
400 p M, Monthly Sacred Concert.
The patrons of the monthly musical
concert are hereby advised that the
services tomorrow (Sabbath} will
take place at o'clock instead of 5 p.
m. The music that will be sung is
especially adapted to the Lenten sea
son. Your presence at that hour will
be appreciated.
At $3.50 p. m. the choir will be the
guest for supper of Elder D. ID. Wat
son of the Central Presbyterian
church at the Auditorium hotel. From
$3.50 to s o'clock this organization will
furnish music to the other guests.
A complement of high-class music
is being prepared by the choir for all
three services of the church on Easter
Sunday, April 4. In addition thereto
the Post-Lenten Cantata, "Alleluia,
Hail With Gladness," by j. L. Gal
braith, will be recited as an after
math Everybody is urged to notify
the date and be prepared to attend.
Particulars next week.
The Denver star., 1915-03-06
Hear Humanity's Cry For Help
Write Call for particulars Everybody urged TO joi

members
the field seeking this
The date
Clara Davis Charsey
Tyler Willis M.
ingon Ella NJ. Walker Charlie Rose
Mr. Sadie
Edgewater
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membership
designed association
membership roll feel
Go forward sanaoru
Colorado
institution: tis
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Denver % have Sanatarium. Credit to
RAcs. Will you help?
The Denver star., 1915-03-06
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH.
314s Lafayette. Phone Y 764:
REV. A. &, REYNOLDS. PASTOR.

Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Subject
of the lesson: Saul Anointed King, y
] Samuel $40.
Preaching, 11:00 a. m.
G:3O p. M, b. Y. p. U. Topic, How
To Make This Happier World.
PROV. 3:13-1S. (Consecration meet
ing). Leader, Mrs. Dora Loyeless.
1880 p. m, preaching; afterwards
administration of the Lords supper.
Let every member try and be out TO
this service. The choir will render a
sacred concert and song service the
second Sunday night in this month.
Look for the program in next issue.
Since the reorganization OF the choir
they are rendering excellent service.
Don't fail to hear them on the second
Sunday.
The birthday social and missionary
program last Wednesday night was a
decided success and large crowd
was in attendance.
The president wishes to thank all
the friends that took a part on the pro
gram.
Mrs Lizzie Hoy is quite sick at her
home. 2763 Larimer street, upstairs.
Interest in the Sewing Circle is
growing each week. Come and meet
with them, meetings everS Thursday
afternoon at the church.
hearty welcome awaits you at all
our services. A home-liKe church,
plain gospel preaching.