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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-31

sometimes with sour or water ris-
inER. formation OF gases causing
pressure on henrt and lungs and
difficult breathing. headaches. tickle
appetite. nervousness and general
played -out feeling
Stuart'a Dyspepsia Tablets are ono
OF the rchl staple articles in the
drug stores. because host Of dyA-
pcpticF and those troubled with in
digestion have found them the
handiest. simplest. safest and moat
reliable corrective for such condi-
lions as catnrrh OF the stomach.
hiliousncaH. sour stomach, heart
burn and hloRting after meals
Get n soc box from your druggist
AJAX your druggist more about
them,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-31
MCCOY
BACK ON STAGE

~ United Press Leased Wire
NEW YORK. Oct. 30-Rc-
turning 20 the stage so tina.
her daughter will have every
eorfor, and advantage. Bessie
Mccoy Davis. widow Of Rich
ard Harding Davis, Is appear
ing in a dancing part at tho
Century theatre in Miss 1917"
now production.
Tho reason which brings the
"Yamn Yama Girl" back 10 Broad
way In the reason which took her
away-Hope Harding Davis. 'hc
little daughter of Richard Harding
Davis md the dancer. II II To- make
life smooth for Hope that BESSIE
Mccoy the Yama Yama Girl, Is
returning 10 broadway. .
Bessie Mccoy ia not going back
on the stage" said Mrs. Davis. II,
II Bessie Mccoy Davis totally
different person who will appear
under her own name, Bessie Me
Coy Davis.
mo one could be with Richard
Harding Davis five minutes with.
out becoming n better human bc-
Ing. and ! had tho luck to have
him for five years. ! know people
who win see me dance win say. 4
wonder whore she has left poor
little Hope So I want 90 say &c
them now, little Hope VIII he safe
~ tucked away In her bed She
win have had a bath given her bi
her own mother and win have eater
n supper which her own mother
cooked"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-31
It Works! Try It
Tells how 10 loosen q sore.
tender corn 80 II lifts
out without pain.

.
Good news spreads rapidly and
druggists here are kept busy dis.
penElng freezone. the ether discoy-
cry OF Cincinnati man. which Is
said TO loosen any corn 40 It lifta
out with the fingers.
Ask at any pharmacy for a quar-
tor ounce OF froeEone. which viii
cost vey little. but IL said To be
sufficient 10 rid ones feet Of every
hard or soft corn or callua.
You apply just a few drops on
the tender. aching corn and In.
stantly the soreness IL relieved.
and soon the corn is 20 shriyeled
that II lifts out without pain II Is
a sticky substance which dries
when applied and never inflames
or even irritates the adjoining It's
sue.
This discovery win prevent thou.
sands OF deaths annually from lock
Jaw and infection heretofore result
ing from the suicidal habit OF cut.
ting corns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-31
Confessions ofaWifc

ruled BY our emotions.
The man who wrote that silly
song In a musical comedy some
years ago. I want What whnt
whom want a. was probably hAy.
Ing a much trner thing than he
knew Please don't think that
am trying 20 etculpaie myself |
am not AN only tryinE to CT.
plain myself to myself. IA well M
20 you"
DO you know. Marie" iutcf.
rnpici Dick At this point. that
mans story IL real believe that
every man. who ihinks at all. at
iimes trioa TO explain. II no, c1.
cuss. his actions 10 himself. am
mighty sorry for him. and yet |
think. II tina, Quito thing had been
carried thru TO i;r conclusion. he
would have been more miserable
than he Ia nov lie never could
have lived up 10 that woman he
a4kcd To ciops with him
But. Dick. you uius; remember
that the woman could not have
had ven grca; ideals She had ev.
identity fallen in love with him-a
married man"
My dear giri. tina, IL Just where
you may be mistaken Many a
woman 81 the highes, ideals finds
her heart straylng. Nobody knows
her aide OF the story "a like TO
know H."
Well. Dick" I said eagerly. Il
have hero sonc letters from a
woman who might have been the
woman the man was IN love with.
u you call Il love OF course I
cant DO sure that she h. the same
woman. bu, u 10 20 much like the
other side OF the story that can
not think Il impossible
u am going 10 read 10 you the
letters OF wife flrst-a wife who
might Be the other side of this
iaosceles love triangle. Of which
the man who wrote the letter I
just read you. and tho woman
whose letter ! am going 70 read.
are the other two sides"
You have loft out the American
Beauty rose. Margie." said Dick
with grin
Simply because. from these let.
tiers. ! realize that none OF tho PEG.
ple-the man. tho wifo or the
woman outsidc-played any part in
her life She ia only ono OF those
Unsuitable cyclists who must make
every man who comes near her ad-
miro her--loye her. II possible
She has probably forgotten the
man by tvis time. anssbs using nll
her magnetism on another OF your
sex .
Dick looked At me rather quiz.
zlcally. and tncn he sighed
Ito be continued)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-31
RED CROSS CHIEFS
TO Be WELCOMED
HERE BY DR.. JONES

In the completion ~ the ar.
rAngemcntn for the reception OF
DAWSON Gibson Red Cross party.
which will arrive In Seattle Satur.
day. Rev Carter Helm Jones. has
been named 10 welcome the party
~ the mass meeting 10 be held
Saturday nlEht in the Coliseum
theatre
Josiah CoilinE. chairman Of the
development bureau OF the North
west Red Gross division. will intro
dnce the speakers The public IL
invited TO the mass meeting. Per
sons who have been active in Red
Cruss work will be assured admit.
lance by applying for special
Rdmittance tickets at the head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-31
MASTER PICTURE is COMING SOON
The Woman God For
got" Shows Wonder
full Birds and Bcauti-
full Scenes.

|IN addition to It's npeotaculnr
scenes OF stirring sensational
ism. Geraldine FarrRrs initial
Aircraft production. The Woman
! Cod Forgot coming 60 tho Liberty
/ sunday. will prove a super photo
I play 81 unusual beauty
The picture was directed hy Cecil
n he Mile and the story lH from
the pen OF Jeanne Macpherson.
author of Joan the Woman one
20 the elaborate scenes discioaes the
largest aviary In the world especial
" built for this film. A number ~
views present the huge private
swimming pool and garden 81 Mon.
tenuma's daughter, The garden and
pool were incloncd In win. net.
ting 80 feet high and 900 feet long
Co prevent the escape 81 thousands
~ rare birds which fitted In the
foliage,
Director DE Mile took company
~ 200 people by special train into
the Yosemite This r. the FIRST time
IA the history OF the photodramh
that an Organization Of this sire
has been taken such distance for
the filming or r. amnil number 81
scenes. but he Mile was convinced
that In no other spot could the
same effect be secured Tho beauti
ful natural scenery Of this locality
readily repaid the producers for the
expense OF this trip
Dorothy Dalton. remen;bered for
her triumph In The Flame II the
Yukon." plays at the Liberty for
the last times tonight In The
Price Mark The picture tells a
sensational love story that runs
from far-0ff Cairo to New Yorks
Latin quarters.
Gladys Broes~ell. the Brooklyn
girl. has been Rppoiat.d a recruit.
ms officer for the National Guard
Her duty will be TO enroll motion
picture actors for the service
Gladys will establish an office
right on the For studio lot TO do
her recruiting In.
Since the release OF SINNERS
Bubble" at the Clcmmer. bryant
Washbnrn has received NOR. than
a Heare OF letters from men claim.
Ing 20 be the original skinner Tho
fact that they all asked for
touch" rcpudiatsi their claim.
however. for skinner OF the pie
,urc IL one who gets rich because
he has a drce~ suit.
The Son OF His Father" with
Charles Ray IN tho title role. a
perturbation OF Rldg. acll Cullum
story OF the same nsme--a siory
that approached the best sslicr"
mark a, the time of its publication
and Il stlll popular ~ill be shoSn
A. the Coliseum for the last times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-31

After . session In motion plo-
lures on the Pacific Coast. the
white lights of Broadway have lost
their charm for lack Gardner.
leading man in "Men OF the D.s-
eri. a, the Rex Gardner formerly
VAS a New York musical comedy
star
Clara klmball Young has had
many roles calling for great dra.
matte ability. but Camille. at the
Glass A. gives her one OF the great.
est opportunities OF her entire ca.
rcrr
William Desmond appears az a
happy go.iucky college youth Who
turns detective. discovers some
lost jewels and captures prize In
Flying Colors." al tho Mission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-31

Mems fine Handkerchiefs
in plain linen or with colored
borders or initials mot all
letters broken lines; greatly
reduced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-31

tonight
Jack piesford claims one %
Henry Ford'A vehicles tried 10 bite
his big and beautiful car between
the rear fender and tho hood. Dam.
ake suits viii result
Spokane mas q walter who ls .
double FOR Doug Fairbanks The
Walters name n Charley McMnn.
Rgle
Charlie Chaplin 10 tho creates,
little doctor In the world when Il
comes 20 curing one % an attack
Of the blues All thih week he hnA
packed houses laughing themselves
sick at his funny antics IN his lat.
est release. Tho AdventuFer. al
the Strand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-31

Simple Way to
Take Off Fat

There can be nothing simpler
than taking a convenient little tab
let four times each day until your
weight ia reduced 70 normal That =
ADJUST purchase a case % MAJ
motR Prescription Tablets from your
druggist COR u you prefer send Tac
10 Marmoia Co. SCI Woodward ave
Detroit Mich D. and foiiow direc
giorn No dieting. NO exercise Eai
~ hat you eant-hs AZ lazy az you
like. and keep on aattinE simmer
And the best part % NafmolA Pre-
scrtption Tablets 10 their harmless
ness That II your absolute safe
guard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-31
Soup Plays Havoc
With Stomach
To Avoid Distress Take n stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablet After Meals.
They Diuest Anything.

\ plate Of rich vegetable soup tr
viii cause untold misery in some
Htnmachs II VIII ITO heavy. feel
like a lump OF lead. cause bilious
noHe hriuE on lip Forrs and other
Hynptomu. such a. "a boating sen-
antftu after eating. ACCOMPANIED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-31

Mrs. Mary Realli. OF New York
city. Is mother OF a child which
weighs a pound and a half. and. &C
cording 10 the nurse, the infant
could be dressed in a peaSut baSe
bathed in a finger bowl and put to
bed in a half.pound candy box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-31
nnarterr. ZOE Mhlte hnlldlng

Delegates from the various
Northwestern divisions will meet
FRIDAY In Seattle for an informal
conference in the morning and a
general division conference IN the
Y. NJ. c. A. auditorium AT 3 ,. IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-17
% 100 90 o 300 q
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
o 900 5000 o ,

Work on the Improvements Of the
university campus Il progressing
apacc The insight, dirt cliff which
fronted the university property on
Central avenue has been rounded Off
and smoothed down. until now In
place of the ciiff. there IL u rounded
.lUpe. The hiE space of ground which
Nys occupied some eight or ten years
hy IA" Hadley science nail has
ali been plowvd up and q stationary
hpriuEliug system installed In orGer to
facilitate the watering uf the lawn
which will he planted or this ground
next summer The western entrance
path from Central avenue to the adj
ministration building has been
changed and the entrance is now some
little distance farther down toward
town and the grade up To- the door OF
the administration building has been
greatly lcsscned.
The work Of levelinE aud improving
has not been confined only to the
campus around the main buildings
hut mas been extended eastward 90
that part OF the campus which lies
cnst ~ h main auto entrance 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-17

the grounds, The two tennis courts
which occupied tins part Of the cam
pus last year have been plowed up
and smoothed over. The back stops
have been torn down, aud 1t is
planned to plant grass ~ this part Of
the campus.
Next sumne will see a wonderful
improvement in the appearance of
the university campus. Every Alhu-
quefquean and every New Mexican
should be very proud OF our state
univcrsity-wheu the present task Of
remodeling ana improving Is satisfac-
torily finished, the college will be a
creait To- he state and stand as q
monument to the progressiveness Of
those men who are AZ present at the
head nf the university.
Ncspcrs.
Vespcrs will he held at the uni
ycrsiiy tomorrow afternoon at Z
o'clock. As has been his custom.
Prof Seder will take charge Of the
musical arrangements.
Rev. y T.. Schueier wiz give the
address OF the afternoon. This Will
afford IL fine opportunity Tor towns
people who know Rev Schueler To
hear him once more before he leaves
Albuquerque The university extends
u most cordial n %vitatica tn e~gerybody
to attend these services tomorrow az
tcruoon 1T I O'Clock IN Rodey hall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-17
Notes of
n. M. Federation
OF Women Clubs

"'"''N 'i"E''NH 'i"' OF RATION
VI" 'H".'''N interesting meet
~ 'l '""''''' "'b"' n pl'lN Gus
wa. wv '''' ''"' "' N""nt women rs
'''' We" one q" 'h''l n"H'h"r mas
"'N ''N'" " "W' the h'N' meet
'" evening "I h'N"l"Fs Mrs
''' '"S"@"U' WHO mas luN'
''u'' S'N'''' N''"'hN spent
'"i' 'h' 'lun NJ
" WI 'll'r MISS
.'"' Nus N''''' H''h'-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-17

After vesper service the Phf Mu so-
rority will open Wide the doors Of
their house 90 the hill TO all who may
care to visit them, The hours ~ the
open house are from > to s..
Third annual Sing.
The third annual s,lg wis held last
night In Rodey hall. \ very good
crowd attended. composed mostly OF
students 81 the University with "a few
alumni and t~ownspeople.
Professor Seder was in charge OF
the program nj may u be said that
there was not Il dull m during
the whole evening. a feature Of the
evening WAS the singing Of the first
verses OF songs which members Of the
audience suggested TO be sung.
The sing was held with the idea OF
intoxicating ~ the students the habit
~ singing university and patriotic
songs whenever a small group Of stu
dents got together, II is hoped that
during the summer quarter n good
teal OF outduor singing may he done.
Just at present. weather conditions
will not permit OF singing out of doorn
but during the summer quarter out
door singing on summer evenings viii
prove AS great an attraction To- the
students AZ q dance.
After the asng last night. there was
an informal dance. Dancing ceased
NJ a few minutes after II o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-17
student. N,saucradc Dnucc-


The seniors representing the uristo-
GRAFT. ct the high schoul gave their
annual hop last oveuiug iu the WON
ANS club u WE e joyful occasion
chat collapsed ANYTHING ever given Iu
student circles The boys who had
been applying "Tiz" To- their toes tho
Past week Co get ready tor the event:
were there disguised as mll-tledgDd
society dudes. ICES ~%ailors. soldiers.
kings and clowns. Yet, it was a mas
puerado affair % girls and COW
boys gave &c picturesque touch 90 the
bright picture Nima-yuma girls
were there Two ]provocious infants
90 escorted by their nurse were pop
ular dancers The happ-go-ucky
"hucklcbett, Ftru unprecedented hy
Miss Flora Marshall was declared hy
tn" committee o.. ch%apcrouo. to Doe
the prize winning costume The rfty
seniors tthcrc are 81 I'm tn" class.
thought present were ohaporoucd by
N"4duucs ~H"tk,uhuff. NauNlc,k.
C"rlcv. Anderson and Miss Anderson
Me-. Bertha Suylls pruyi,'ci tn" uu-
sI, Juniors who were Just dying 20
brooE into this exclusive circle were
Tor one unable Co do SEQ boz spite OF
fIuu'l, efforts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-17
k0lum Of kuto klipping~

Father, Advice TO Son-Bewarc my
son. OF the woman who purrc'h
love the smell u Tobacco And rs
Tor the Woman who murmnrs. Nl,
shoe lace ls united ran FROM her
like ,he very drtll..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-17
\ Popular speech.

John j. l.entz. recently addressed
the assembly. after thcl had listened
% six other speakers. I'm make you
the best speech Of an" he said, the
hour ~ late and the ndur OF innd drifts
In from your cottage kitchens AIS
speech Is very short.
1t consists uf one word.
supper
And 1t carried his audience away.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-17
When BiI Went Tn In the Air.

KIN broke his bran new aeroplaHe.
II wouldn't fly "A bit.
And when he found he couldn't ny
lie flew into "A fit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-17
And Ills I,nr,.c STINT

When rich men give the poor advice.
T. makes the toilcTs sore
To find that Mr.. Tightwad's mouth
Is open TO the poor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-17

The fdt man leans against the door
And puffs and ruhs his bean.
He eats so much it makes him fat.
And that's what makes him lean.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-17
Additional Society
ttunlinuc,l from Page -

30 Dsf pleasing iu her happ, uurra-
'.uu uf horse race for "a gitls hand.
katherine Jones gave with fine phras-
.Hr and 'I"Ir voice. au Indian legend.
pa Iiuut- ON vts the intensely
g.. fn"t, sfogl of &c health seeker who
.HinyI Goo die Iu un adventure with
BOOTS un. tali hN Ruth G. brown.
..'s,. uf tlo contest are strangers to
800 fur contestants and were g. NJ
,1''. g. a. cline. Miss Margaret
Domaine tud Mrs 5 y HiNhy and
Mrs u b. Robinson.
y preliminary number was ana ora
u Dos Earnest Chavez VISIONS
' .I that deals Iu fine language and
'r,''ul Thought with the race preiu-
".oo This should easily be a win.
.ur orttluu iu the state when the
...'ur completes tor honnfs as repre-
u'. tive 90. the Albuquerque high
.0uul "ta,"rIrJl contest IN Santa Fc
. @
J 'icn~t' contests 1t las Vegas
dispatch Nom IN Hrunk II. II
Roberts, president Of the y. VI. r.. 4,
900 president OF the normal univcr-
.N . las Vegas. b., Zee
ul' n the high school preliminary
, 'rtnHtnry tnC o@IItorical contests
u.iH DOB I-is Vegas Last night Miss
Margaret l.lrk.n won first honors IN
.auauon iu Ia" rendition Of Ella
..If.IHsuu'. "Due OF Them stubborn
.IH| This makes Miss iarkiu rep
.uttuNc uf the Las Vegas high
.I.uI 900 the state dcclumutory con-
I 4 u' santa Re during the teach
-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-17

Sc,tct from Lucia ,DonizettJ. Tni-
Nvisity opera chnrus.
Patriotic Songs piNio. Marseillaise
star %SpJurled BANNER. Everybody.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-17

Visitor Go Mrs. RJulIeyJ-l pre-
sumo YOU carry - mcmcnto Of some
KIND In that lockct YOU wear
Mrs. Ramlcy- Yes. ..I. ~ ls a lu.t
~ nay husbands hair
Visitor But your husband b. sti'
alive.
AIRS. Eamloy YES, but his hair is
gone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-17

Everybody sing" This Is to bee tn,
uau l, 'Hu hirh school tonight The
.'. no. t"H "t community singing rs
. ur revived boo other cities ana is
boo ' started hrr' h, Miss Mabel
r..I'oI director ut music iu the city
.Hun' thor, aud folk dancing by
.I, nIacu pupils coached hN Miss
i.Iir'r wlll u" y delightful feature OF
'." u~"uimluuttN sing tonight open Go
INu public
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-17

Miss Virginia Carr Will return TO
her home In this city next Neck for
q visit with her parents Captain Clark
NJ Carr ana VI s.. Carr. Miss Carr
has h"eu iu one Of the large hospitals,
at san Francisco tn" past three
months taking the training course for
ia" Rcd Cross relief seryic"
G"y \ NJ Mandalari :. j.. re-.
turuo" Yesterday from q brief trip
TO ri ptso
senator " n ChrIsmuu and fam.
iN VIII soon into their new
home, formerly the JatGi residence
uu Eleventh street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-28
Organization Republican
Wins Coatesville Mayoralty

Coatesville. Pa. Feb. 2S. - Albert
IL. Swing, former postmaster and Or
ganization Republican. defeated the
Row II. w. Mckinney, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, for the
mayoralty on a non-partisan ticket.
at n special election here yesterday by
166 majority. Mr.. Swing, carried six
out of nine precincts, his big lead
being in the Seventh. Eighth and
Ninth Precincts, sections where the
men employed in the Midvale Works
reside.
The contest became interesting be-
cause the mill interests became inter
ested. The Lukens Iron and Steel
Company, whose neads have always
favored temperance, became active,
and the announcement of c.. l.. Huston
that he would support Mr.. Mckinney
caused friends of Mr.. Swing to get the
Midvale firm agitated. although II. 1.
Schotter, general manager of the Mid
vale, was not observed to be actively
engaged in the contest.
The "wets'' are claiming n big vic
tory here, although Mr.. Swing lays no
claim to the hotelmen supporting him,
because he signed the remonstrance
against the hotels q few years ago. 1t
was case with the hotelmen support
ing almost any one against the minis
ter.
with the vote that Mr.. Mckinney re-
received-773-the "drys' believe they
received a vote indivating the senti-
ment for the temperance advocates
Mr.. Swing received a total of 92S
votes. Mr.. Swing will take his seat
the first Monday in March.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-28
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Classes Movies With
Opium and Alcohol

Motion picture shows were ciassed
with alcohol and opium by Miss Sara
Palmer, evangelist, who is conducting
the revival at the Sixth Street United
Brethren Church, in her address last
evening. Miss Palmer also scored
card playing, all theaters and dances
as the devices of the ungodly.
Moving picture shows as they are
shown to-day, send people to hell"
said Miss Palmer. Picture shows
should be used in schools with
proper pictures displayed as public
education. There are three fiends;
Alcohol, opium and the picture show.
IT is high time for the church mem
bers to rise up against dancing. The
church discipline objects to dancing.
The churches are against dancing.
The Roman Catholic Church is
against it. The Protestant Churches
the Presbyterian, the Methodist, the
Baptist the Congregational, the United
Brethren, United Evangelical and
nearly all Protestant churches
Tomorrow evening will be mission
airy night when women and young wo-
men will turn out to the church body;
The reception committee for this will
be Frances Gill, Mrs. Cora McCurdy
and Madeline Stoner. Several hun
dred railroad men and their families
and large part of the congregation
of the Otterbein United Brethren
Church attended the services.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-28
Young Mems Bible Class
To Hold First Banquet

The first banquet to be held by the
Young Mems Bible Glass of Park
Street United Evangelical Church, one
of the youngest organizations of it's
kind in the city, will be held in the
large banquet hall in Union Square
Friday evening, March 2. The COM
mittee in charge is making prepara-
tions for q large number of guests
including men prominent in the or
ganization and welfare of young men,
The class has had a steady growth
since organization in November last
under the efficient direction of the Of
ficers, of which Arthur Shultz is pres
ident; Clark Swengel treasurer: Luke
Weirick. secretary; George Ewing
teacher; Frank /. Hoover and c. e.
Slothower assistant teachers. The
POSTMASTER of the evening will be
George Ewing. Addresses by Rev. A.
Z. Hangen. c. E. Rooms, Charles Urich,
besides delightful program of en-
tertainment is to be provided by the
committee appointed for that purpose.