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Evening star., 1918-03-30

Guild. with q charter membership OF
twenty-five. The Immediate object Of
the guild will be to engage actively in
Red Cross work. The business and pro-
and fourth Wednesdays, and work
meetings every week. The officers of
the club are: President, Miss Bertha
Houston; vice president. Miss Alice c.
Atwood: treasurer, Mrs. Starkey; Sec
retary. Miss Imoge Abbey.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Baptist Church met recently at
17th street. Reports were read and a
few plans for the future work of the
society discussed. A social hour was
enjoyed at the close of the meeting.
when refreshments were served by the
hostesses. Tuesday evening the regu-
lar monthly meeting of the society was
conducted by the members at the Gen.
trail Union Mission. with William A.
Dayton. jr., as leader. The president
Dan @. Roberts, led the singing and
also rendered a beautiful solo.
"A Striking Statement of the
9avior's" is Rev. f. Hez Swem's sub
1ect tomorrow night. followed by bap-
tisms, at the Centennial Baptist Church.
The New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church has arranged for an illustrated
story Of washington and Vicinity" by
FREDERICK j.. F1SnDack. at the C1uFtH lStii
and H streets, Monday night at o'clock
There will be music and refreshments
and social hour. The committee in
charge consists of Mrs. Wallace Rad
cliffe. Mrs. Harvey S. Irwin, Mrs. Frank
e. Edgington, Arthur B. Milford, Charles
q. Stott and Alexander Grant.
d Is 4 y
Love" will be the subject of the serv-
ices at the Church of God at 8 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. at Dupont Studio
Hall, 6 Dupont circle. THE Resurrec-
tion in the Light of Truth" will be the
subject Of the o'clock evening service.
Brother Ludolf G. Schroeder of New
York Is to preside
= q & 4
Decision day will be observed at the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church tomor.
row morning. when the pastor. Rev. DR..
Earle Whitley. will preach. he choir, un-
der the direction of Alfred Clifford VIII
kins, will render special music. The
Young Peoples Society will serve tea TO
visitors at SIS O'Clock. and will conduct 4
meeting at O'Clock.
- ss y 3
Rev Dr. Wood breaches three times at
the Church of the Covenant tomorrow. In
the afternoon his topic will be THE Vic
torious Life The triple quartet Will
render its nineteenth special musical
service. The topic of the evening serv-
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powder.
It is to be noted that the Savior only
three times In His whole ministry
once in the lessons of the quarter-ex-
ercised His power over the grave and
death. AS Bishop Mcdowell says, ut
would be rather a dangerous power to
put into our clumsy hands But the
power to comfort. to cheer, to love,
to help day by day, He exercised ali
the time. And that power He freely
transmits" Jesus gave us our example
for Christian service. We cannot full
fill our mission unless, like Him, we
are constantly seeking the welfare and
happiness Of those with whom we come
in contact. The oppressed, the sick,
the old. the imprisoned. the hungry,
all are round about US. 1t may not
be physical pain or sorrow or hunger
that calls for our ministry. We must,
therefore, have this mind in us (which
was also in Christ Jesus" IL we are
to be able to discern our opportunities
and to supply the need. 1t is the happy
Eastertide; every Christian should re-
ceive new inspiration. new hope, new
courage for his work. Should we not
renew our efforts. confident in the
power of the Savior, who was able to
even overcome tho cross and the grave
itself?
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St. A1ban's Parish

ALL SERVICES IN THIS PARISH ON
EASTER DAY WILL BE ACCORDING TO
THE NEW SCHEDULE OF TINE.
REV. c. T. WARNER. Rector.
REV. WILLIAM WELTON SHEARER, Vicar
REV. GEORGE FREDERIC DEGEN, Vicar,
REV. EDWARD DOUSE, Vicar.
ST. ALBAN'S CHURCH.
Holy Communion at 7:45 am. Morning
prayer, Holy Communion and sermon, with spe-
cial music. IL am. Children's missionary
service, pm.
ST. COLUMBA'S CHAPEL,
Tenleytown.
Holy Communion, am. Morning prayer
Holy Communion and sermon, with special
music. II am. Evening prayer and sermon, y
ST. GEORGES CHAPEL,
Fort Reno, Tenleytown.
Morning prayer, Holy Communion and ser.
mon, IL am.
ST. DAvID'S CHAPEL,
Conduit and Chain Bridge Roads,
Holy Communion am. Morning prayer.
Holy Communion and sermon. II am. Even
ing prayer and sermon, 8 PM
ST. PATRICK'S CHAPEL,
Foxall and New Cut Roads.
Morning prayer, Holy Communion and ser
mon. am.
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q. Is the sixty-eighth Psalm prophetic7
7. Why should 1t be left to the Germans to
invent a seventy mile gun?
g. Are the French soldiers superior fighters to
the British?
Q. What is the exact condition Of things In
Germany?
10. Wherein does the religion Of Swedenborg
fall short?
II. Was not Lloyd Georges call for American
reinforcements q reflection on the United
States?
II. Is not the bombing Of 4 great city fore
told in the eighteenth chapter OF the heve-
lAtion?
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Question Drawer

fion Drawer ON Thursday evening.
April 4. at s O'Clock, in the First Con-
egational Church, corner Of 10th
and g streets northwest, and answer
the following questions:
1. What is the political future Of
Theodore Roosevelt!
. ple.se state the. main points in
John ID. Rockefeller. 5r.s. re-
cent address on Religion After
the War"
3. How will the standard OF cratofy
In Congress compare with tnat
Of other days?
4, Why is it that Spiritualists are
not more spiritual?
s, VIII soldiers returning from the
var tend toward socialism,
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All the world leaders Of the Seventh
day Adventist Church are expected in
San Francisco today for the opening of
the quadrennial session of the general
conference Of the denomination.
Razors were used in the remote ages
and are mentioned in the book Of Num-
bers.t
Evening star., 1918-03-30

Reviw. Jesus Our Example in
Service. Philippians. 2.1-11.
Golden text: Have this mind in
you which was also in Christ
Jesus. Philippians. rs.
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Church Of the Epiphany ii,i 9 Sss' &
REV. RANDOLPH H. McKIM, d. s.. Rector. or

All services according to new time schedule
7:30 a.m.-Holy Communion, with carols
II 90 a.m.-Holy Communion, with sermon nv
DIR. McKim.
400 p.m.-Children's Easter Festival.
500 p.m.-Evening service. THE ARCH
BISHOP OF YORK will preach,
Offerings at pm. for the Permanent Blind
Relief War Fund
Pew-holders will be admitted until 7:S0
pm. After that. all seats free.
EASTER WEEK GATHERINGS
Monday-11 am. Holy Communion; 8 p.n
G. F. s. social. gymnasium: election Of
wardena and vestrymen
Tuesday-11 a.m., Holy Communion; 7:30
Girls gymnasium class.
Wednesday-7 p.m., free French class; pm,
song and prayer service; $50 pm. social
hour.
Thursday-s Pm. mems Bible class social.
Fridays p.m., Epiphany Welcome Club for
women and Boy Scouts.
Saturday-4-6 PM, Girl Scouts: 7;45 p.m,
soldiers entertainment,
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St. Agnes Chapel 4s QUE ST. NV.
Washington Cathedral
HOLY COMMUNION.
m IN md II m old .


7:30, 10 and II am, old time
Washington Cathedral
THE BETHLEHEM CHAPEL.
Wisconsia av. NV, near Woodley road
Holy Communion. Observation-Disclosures. 7:3O a m
Festival service, Holy Communion
and sermon. Preacher, the Arch
bishop of York. k................1 II 100 a m
Festival evensOng and sermon
Preacher, the Bishop of Wash
ington 400 pm
fesuval music by the Cathedral choir.
fuary 1000 m.
ALL SERVICES WILL BE BY THE NEW
GOVERNMENT TIME
WEEK DAYS.
Evening prayer and war interces-
e1onS j: III D. m
Holy Communion. Holy Days and
Thursdays .................. TAO am
Take Georgetown and Somerset cars.
Note: The Archbishop will preach at ST
Johns Church, 18th and streets NV. at i
p.m.. and at Epiphany Church. G street he.
. tween 18th and 14th. at pm
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B1bLE OLASoES
All Sunday school classes as usual. at $50 a. m.
Mems Bible class at $3.50 a.m. in west parlor,
Mr.. N. W. Preston. leader. All men invited.
MERRILL E. GATES. Ii. D., will speak at
Bible class in west aisle, 10 to 1850 Sunday
upon
"THE ESSENTIAL SPIRIT
OF OUR NATION"
e:45 PM.-socisty Of Christian Endeavor.
The Church of the Stranger.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

CONGREGATIONAL.
Ingram Memorial lS,s %Ass. s1aETI A1E NE NE
Lewis E. Purdum. minister-9:S0 am, 8. 8.
10. Easter exercises BY Sunday school.
II, sermon by pastor. pm. G. f.
8. song service. with sermon BY pastor
Cleveland Park s4sh ,tA..t, AND LOWELL LOW
Rev. LUMAN H. ROYCE. Pastor.
9:4s a.m.+Sunday school,
HOO am.-Easter sermon and music.
Mt. Pleasant cohnMbIA C9an 1a,a sTREnr FraD
REV. WALTER A. MORGAN. Minister.
Hoo AN. (new time)-Easter service with
special music By the Mt. Pleasant chorus.
Accession Of members.
SERMON TOPIC
"THE GLORY OF EASTER
MORNING"
500 PM-yESPER SERVICE.
Special Easter exercises BY the Sunday school
Sunday school, $50 am Adult classes. 10 am
pm.-Youne Peoples
'.AT HOME"
Refreshments-social Hour-Song Service.
Strangers welcome.
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Calvary Baptist Church s,,. 18th q s.r' H
Rev. SAMUEL II. GREENE. D. D.. Pastor.
Rev. A. +. ANDERSON. D. D., Assistant
Rev. A. D. BRYANT. Minister to the Deaf.
Sunday school. $50 am n. 8. Faucet supt
IL am, sermon By the pastor.
SPIN. baptism. Sermon by the assistant.
deaeonst meeting. Bible Club
Friday. 1880 pm. Young Ladies' Club for
Strangers.
Christian Endeavor meetings, Sunday. Z
p.m; Tuesday, pm.
All are cordially invited.
All services at the usual hours, but by the
new time.
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Church of the Ascension

Massachusetts, ave. and 10Th st. NV
REV. ]. HENNING NELMS. d. D., Rector
EASTER DAY SERVICES
Sa.m.-Holy Communion.
9a.m.-Holy Communion.
IL a.m.-Holy communion and morning nraver
music.
The rector will preach at II am. and at
8 pm.
(Al services to begin promptly on new time
schedule according to change of clocks as
fixed by the governmentD
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West Street Church P s,ss stTses NV Near

New York Ave. Nh% ss;S sna 19kK X avei; streets.
Dr. WALLACE RADCLIFFE. Pastor.
Music led by quartet choir.
$50 am-EASTER CLASSICS. with orches-
and chorus.
HOO am.-EASTER SERVICE. DR.. RAD
CLIFFE will preach.
6:45 p.m.-C. f. EASTER, with song, chorus
and orchestra.
800 pm-EASTER PRAISE. including Sulli-
vans II Win Mention Thy Loving
Kindness" Berwald's Awake.
Glad Soul" Stainer's They Have
Taken Away Ny Lord and
Stainer's - King Ever Glorious,
from ..The Crucifixion."
Uniformed men and newcomers welcome.
Evening star., 1918-03-30

EPISCOPAL.

Ct Tk.~.,s 18th near Dupont Circle.
(Take Mt. Pleasant car to Dupont Circle.)
REV. G. ERNEST SMITH. D. D.. D. c. L.,
Rector.
Services, z, 8, $50, II and 4.
A cordial invitation is extended to all 70
attend one or more of these services.
Evening star., 1918-03-30
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Ebenezer NJ. s.h A MSP d B.sn SITS s,.,ds Sc
g am PRAYER, PRAISE AND REVIVAL
SERVICES.
Ii am, EASTER SERMON by pastor.
5p,m Epworth League program.
7:3O pm. EASTER RESURRECTION RE-
CITAL. so well trained voices will appear in
song and dialogue.
'.The Tomb Mary. Martha, Angel" A rich
nrocram Mrs. Alice Tibbs, soprano soloist
Mr. william II. Reed. baritone soloist and
director.
special invitation will be extended to tie
unsayed at close of program.
SILVER OFFERING AT THE DOOR.
Evening star., 1918-03-30

Metropolitan sarrlsF; s'rrats Soesh.s.;' s1n aSD
JOIN COMPTON BALL. Pastor
9:3O-Rible school.
1O:G0-Congressman Hamlin addresses men,
11:O0-"Easter Joys. How Rolling Stone
Scattered the Moss from the Tomb
3:OU-Junior Y. p. s. c. Z.
6:45-Young Peoples Bright Hour
7:45-"If Man Die Shall He Live Again? ?"
BAPTISM AT THE EVENING SERVICE
Note-An services will be under new clock
time
Evening star., 1918-03-30
PRESBYTERIAN.
PRESBYTERIAN. PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Conn Ave, 18th and N. Phone: Fr 45I5, ~

Cars to NJ
EASTER SUNDAY Z
8:30-Departmental Graded Sunday School
s:45-Eyerygirls' Bible Class. Miss ThurstonS
10:o0-Justice Peelle's Class for Men and WomeaS
10:0o-Mr. Culbertson's Mems Class.
9:45-An Corners Bible Class for Men.
Meets Studio Hall. 1919 Conn.
DR.. Ami, Palestine. Past and Present.
11:00-Regular Church Service. DR.. WOOD
s:3o-Afternoon service. DR.. Wood preacheas
Subject: victorious Life"
Nineteenth special Musical Service by the
Triple Quartet. Mr.. Wrightson.
Musical Director.
6:30-Christian Endeavor Vespers.
6:3o-Social hour. Miniature 10c supper
tReceipts for Missionary Motor Boat.)
S:00-Evening service, Dir. Woods subjecfs
Does Death End AlI.'
Thirty-seyenth Musical service BY the
Evening Choir OF 125.
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, musical director.
Harvey Murray, organlst; Claude Robeson,
pianist.
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ASBURY W. CHURCH.

1lth and X SITS. n.w-Owing to the illness of
the organist, Mrs. L. V. Jarvis, the cantata
..Christ the VICTOR will not be rendered TO.
morrow night. The date of the rendition will
be announced later.
Evening star., 1918-03-30
EPISCOPAL.
St. Marks sa1lTgpAsT THrRP ASp a

EPISCOPAL.
| St. Marks sd11TPrAsT THIER ASP
Rev. c. X. STETSON, Rector.
II am. Children's service. with procession
al f; % asennf 10 sns
Ing plan.
St. Margaret's ceSx; esss,ost avI; pi,es. At
EASTER SERVICES:
festival at t:so pm.
St. Andrews Church !: : y 2; =. Ave s'T:
a..,,Is REV; =; J. , :: p!MoN. Rector; Ia, oon.
dren's service; II. morning service, Holy Com
munion and sermon; 8. evening prayer and
Epiphany Chapel 'sts Southwest. aas s'''
REV 5asEEH 59sHFH S srRvfGEs. VICE; Vicar
Hoiy io eemmunion tmusie and sermonj. Ii am:
aours Of service are according to ;.oid" time
new time ore hour later)
Usual Tuesday entertainment and dance for
men in uniform.
St, Johns Church slxp1Iyua ASp i gTs.
REV. EpWARp bsp sHaTER SHlTSs 51NnAp SUM = MA.
REV GEORGE sEsTHR T1bLEAMS9s shMT2Srs SMITH D. D.
/ 7:3o A.M.-HoLY COMMUNION WITH
HOO AN EASTER SERVICE AND SER
4:15 p.M.-sERv1cE AND SERMON BY HIS
GRACE THE ARCHBISHOP OF
YORK. PEWS FOR THIS sERv-
ICE WILL BE HELD FOR PEW
HOLDERS UNTIL FIVE MIN
Church of the Good Shepherd
9th AND EYE STREETS NE.
Rev. C. S. ABBOTT. Vicar.
EASTER DAY.
STRANGERS CORDIALLY WELCOME,
SEATS FREE AND UNASSIGNED.
Holy Communion Observation-Disclosures. 1:45 am.
Holy Communion and sermon. -. II 100 m
Evening prayer and sermon. 500 pm.
Vested Choir Of Men and Boys.
THE GREATEST FACT IN HISTORY"
MEN WHOM THE RESURRECTION
Social supper for soldiers and strangers,
'''o 10 0 p'@' MONDAY.
Social and dance for enlisted men, $50 to 8
pm.
FRIDAY.
CONFIRMATION AND SERMON BY THE
BISHOP OF WASHINGTON. & Pm.
Church on Three Car Lines.
thence north half square.
2. Eighth and northeast, Capital Traction
line, to 9Th street northeast, thence north two
and one-half squares.
8. Florida avenue line to H street north
east thence west two squares.
SET YOUR CLOCKS FOR THE SUMNER
WILL BE ON TIME FOR THE EASTER
SERVICES.
Evening star., 1918-03-30
CORNER 10th AND g sTs. NV.

SPECIAL EASTER
SERVICES
II AM
DR.. GORDON WILL PREACH ON
"The Royal Exile's
Return"
II SAM. 1918.
nDR. GoRDoN's PRINTED SER
"Why Does God Permit
Great Calamities
VIII be distributed at the morning
service.
s P.M.-DR. GoRDoN's sUBJECT-
"HAIG AND HINDENBURG," OR
TRAGIC SCENES IN THE GREAT
WESTERN DRIVE"
Evening star., 1918-03-30
West Washington Baptist

West Washington Baptist
Cor. 31st and SITS. NV.
Rev. W. r. FLANAGAN. Pastor.
lat CHURCH ONE DAY"
THE POWER OF CHRIsT's REsURREc-
TION."
9:45 am, Sunday school.
10 am. mems Bible class.
Z pm, B. Y. P. U.
Come where you will receive a cordial well
come.
Note.-Au services on new time. Special
music Sunday night.
Kendall Baptist 9th ST. NEAR b s,",
II am. preaching; I 80. special Easter music
by the Kendall choir Mrs l. g. Shelly leader:
$3.50, s. s.; e. e.. 8:45. Services according
to new time system.
MI Ay,o BAPTIST. 14th AND MD. AVE.
4Vllt. 1Avo+ n.e.-Rev. HARRY J. GOOD
WIN, Pastor-9:30 Am. Sunday school; spe-
cial Easter exercises: IL am. ''rhe Power of
Jesus" pm, "Sin." All services begin
on new time.
Evening star., 1918-03-30

OTHER SERVICES.
The Peoples Church

Address 1:15 a.m.-'Tkoughts On immortal
ity''-James Hugh keeiey.
following the address there will be me
nlorial services for George d. Rose and Mrs.
Amy Pottsr.)
STUDY class-lh:la am.-Democracy In Eng.
lisll Colonies
Bfekman.s Ha!l-1340 New York ave. NV.
Spats free All welcome,
Evening star., 1918-03-30

E:f+L E NEAR 7th s.W (soUTHERN CON
I'LL vention} Preaching by the pastor.
Rev. ]. Z. Briggs, IL and 7:4o. Easter ser
mons and music. Printed Easter message by
the pastor be distributed. Many to be bap-
tized at night. s. S., $50 r. Y. p. u, Z.
come
Evening star., 1918-03-30

Rev. C. r. STErSON, Rector.
Easter day-Holy Communion, $50, and
II am. Children's service. with procession
Of lilies, pm. Evening prayer. O'Clock.
All services will conform to the daylight t-sav-
ing Dlan
Evening star., 1918-03-30

81, ,Pa111's sl5s21 asEd STREET; EFT.
REV. ROBERT TALBOT. d. D.. Rector.
Easter celebrations. 8, 7:3O, 8 and II am.
Evensong and Sunday school festival. pm.
Evening star., 1918-03-30

REV. JOSEPH r. WARE. Vicar.
EASTER SERVICES.
Holy Communion (musfc). ............. am.
Holy Communion music and sermon). IL I'm.
Festival service. ice....................... SPIN.
(Hours Of service are according to ''old' time;
new time, ore hour later.)
onhrmation-Sunday evening, April Z.
Usual Tuesday entertainment and dance for
Haan In aluifo
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Westminster Church Memorial 7,a rs st
First Presbyterian Church,

JOHN Marshall place.
One and half squares from PENNSYLVANIA ave.
REV. JNO. BRITTAN CLARK, d. D., Pastor.
Preaching morning at IL. evening at s. by
the pastor. Special Easter music. Com
munon service after morning sermon. c. E.
meeting. 7:l5-7:45. Miss Waight, leader. Spe-
cal welcome to soldiers. Seats free. Acous-
ticons provided for the deaf,
Evening star., 1918-03-30

NH.4..1:x CORNER 4TH AND
AVlSl1 OpOAlLdI4 streets southeast.
Rev FREELEY RoHRER. Pastor.
9:30-Bible school. Cordial welcome to new
people.
11:00-Morning worship. Special music. Ser
mon, Jesus the Resurrection Junior
sermon. 'The Lily Life" Reception
of members
3:oa-Junior Christian Endeavor.
6:45-Christian Endeayor. Miss Elizabeth
Scofeld, leader.
7:45-Evening worship. Sermon, The Risen
Life
Evening star., 1918-03-30

Waugh vi. E. SSnAnnasf s5S ATR 4 STREETS
REV. HOWARD +. DOWNS, Pastor.
9:30 a.m.-Sunday school, Organized classes.
IL 90 a.m.-'The Power of the Resurrection ~
700 p.m.-Epworth League.
500 p.m.-Address and special musical pro-
gram. Fine talent. Come and share our
Easter low
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-19
Forty Chosen For Next Draft.
WORK IN FRENCH HOSPITAL.
Sergeant Bassett. OF This City. Tells
Of HelpIna Wounded.

In a letter 10 his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. G. Bassett, 52l North Third
street Serg cant Ben V Bassett. 18TH
field hospital. l1Ith sanitary train. in
service with the French in the Lor-
raine sector writes of work with the
wounded in an evacuation hospital. Il
shall not, he writes, attempt TO
picture for You any of the scenes |
have seen of wounded men arriving at
the hospital. You could not believe I'M
til YOU saw them how badly men can
be wounded. When they arrive they
have only temporary bandases on.
which have been put on in the field.
They are recorded. undressed, carried
TO room and washed. and then sent
TO the N-rav room, then to the opera
ting room, and then to a ward. / re-
member the first night I helped pre-
pare them for operations. l was too
busy to think OF how wounded they
We're or how badly they looked. But
this is not pleasant to write about;
however. in the work in which we are
engaged. we Will no doubt see only
that part OF it"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-19
WATKINS AN INSTRUCTOR.
Former Local Boy on War Staff Of
Columbia University.

Roy A. Watkins. formerly Of this
city. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Wat
ktns, oN2 East State street, and former
ly superintendent OF the American
Machine Products Company, has been
appointed an Instructor in the me-
chanical department of the war col
lege of Columbia University. News OF
the appointment came to his parents
in letter received today. Watkins,
who enlisted last summer, was trained
at Pensacola and finished at Columbia
University. More recently ne was as
signed TO Detroit for special training
in Liberty motor construction, and
while there was ordered to await
orders to report to Philadelphia TO sail
overseas. This order was counter
manded and ne was ordered to- pro-
coed to New York City to fill an as
sisnment at the university. Mrs. Wat
kins, who formerly was Miss Helen
Gundlach. Of this city. is with her hus-
band IN New York City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-19

and had returned home only two weeks
ago Tuesday.
Mr.. Gustafson was a native of
Sweden, where he was born March %.
1860. He came to this country in 1885,
and went to work for farmers in the
Minerva neighborhood. A few years
later he engaged in farming for him
self, and on Dec. 6. 1891, took Miss
Emma johnson for his wife. The
widow survives, together with seven OF
her nine children. OF the latter Victor
L. who is with the aviation section Of
the national army at South San An
tonic. Tex, is very i'll of pneumonia,
and his brother Frank, of Minerva. is
with him at the present time. The
other children are Emil, Herbert, Clar-
ence, Elma, and Alice, all at home. A
son, Carl, died at the age Of is eight
years ago. and a daughter Emma died
at about the same time at the age of 2.
Two, brothers and two sisters live in
Sweden.
Mr.. Gustafson was a member OF the
Swedish Lutheran church.
Funeral services, in charge of Rev.
G. f. Maxfield, of the Minerva Meth
odist church, will be held from the
Gustafson homo at IL o'clock Sunday
forenoon. Burial will follow in the
Marietta cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-19
Twins. II, Chop Wood For Fuel.

A Madison, Wis. paper prints a
feature story concerning the Platte
Vile, Wis, 77-year-olG twins, Chris
and John kliebenstein, who are broth
ers of the late Charles Kliebenstein, of
this city, The brothers last winter
set an example for the people Of their
community by going into the timber
and cutting over sixty cords of wood
in order to conserve the coal supply.
The Kliebenstein brothers, born near
the Alsace-Lorrane border May ;,
1870, came to this country at the age
of 5. They have spen. their lives in
and about Platteville, and are old tim
Der men and miners Christopher
Kliebenstein served in the civil war as
a member of the Twenty-fifth Wiscon-
sin infantry.
The brothers are known to friends
of the Kliebenstein family here, having
been in this city seven years ago to
attend the funeral of their brother
Charles. 4 brother. Henry klieben-
stein, lives at Grundy Center.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-04-19
News Of VanCleve.

Miss Altise Corder, of Marhalltown
spent Sunday at the home Of her par
ents.
Mrs. L W. Beye, who has been at the
Deaconess hospital for some time, IS
expected home this week.
The community meeting was largely
attended and a most interesting and
instructive talk was given on the care
Of poultry by professor Of the state
college extension department at Ames.
Tn patriotic speech given by Rev.
CLYDE Holland, Of winthrop. Wednes-
day evening was we'll attended con-
siderin- the threatening weather
Wednesday evening a small tornado
swept over the south OF town going
in an eastcrly direction. striking the
farm of H G.. Bosch. tearing off a
corner of the barn and blowing a
straw stack away.