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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07

Repetimos ahora, con mayor on
vencimiento y mayor acopio de datos.
Ia que va otras wees nos hemos a.
tr~vido . afirmar: los Maestros dc
Escuela tienen en- Mexico. entire 10.
hombres del gobierno. un enemigo
mortal c irreeonciliable, que esti re-
suelto a hacerles toda c!ase de perre-
rias a case una venganza dc las que
/. el lie hicieron en- su pueblo natal.
los msestros que It. h%incharon a paine
taos las manos c~allosas, que mas fue-
ron para a. .rrarse al puno del azadon
que a la pasta de los libros.
Despues de no pagarles por mucho
tempo. de tcne-los ultimamentc, Co.
mo vulgarmente SC dice, a raeion
de hambrc, les salem ahora copque de-
ben ser ellos quienes impartan a los
ninos la instruction guerrero, "a fin
de que Mexico sea IL primer poten-
cia militar dc America. y que, por 10
! tanto dcben inscribirse desde iuego
en- ~alguna academia de milicia. para
que a~prendan 10 cue van a ensenar.
Los maestrcs d. ~escuela son, ere
raimentc. relractzrios a las armas y
a cuanto con elias Sc relacione. dc
manera que $50 de hccerlo. soldados =
la @fuerza. va a darles de SECURE mt
chos dolores de cabeza.
Hay entire clos. quien en- los me-
ses de ayuno ha llegado a tai grade
d. delgadez. que en- la primers mar
cha a paso v.loz va a dejar los higa-
dos; hay tambien v~cjuezuelos pacifi-
COS, b%arrigones v menudos dc cuer-
Do, que no van p hacer una W.
sion asi los maten.
Ademas. ESQ va contra la ~serenida6
augusta del magisterio, contra la
dignidad del cargo de educator de la
ninez, y los maestros van a protestar
c o%uieren protestar contra esa bochor-
nosa v molesta obligation.
No les haran case, v tendran que
mil;tarizarsc par buenas o por ma-
las.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07

la voz de la iusticia de toda la raza
humane. "Es algo que NADIA, nj ma
die puede suprimir."
Tn eScritor norteamericano ACADIA de
r~evelar que el Japon desea a toda cos
Ia que Sc reconoZca en- su favor la
doctrina Monroe para TODD e! CONT
nente asiatico, V que para c0nsegulr
este ha comenzado d promover er la
C~onferencia de Paz que Sc remue-
van las restriccioneS impuestas d la
emigration japoneSa en- los Estados
Unidos. Y la igualdad racial. a fin de
cue Sc le conced&. como compensation,
81 Sc lie mega 10 que pide, como cs
10 probable. 81 derecho de ser ell ar
bitro De Asia.
FL Japon sabe que Sc necesita su
presencia en- la Liga de Naciones,
pero no Sc adherira a ella sino con
eSa condici0n. Por ESQ We con agrado
el movimiento que cada dia eS mas
intense en- los EstadoS Unidos, en- ia
vor del reconocimiento eXplicito en-
Ia constitution de la Liga de la doc
trina Monroe, Y cuando Sc haya lc-
grade este. pedira Il su veZ Que Sc le
conceda en- ell continenJe aSiatlco 81
miSmo Gerecho que Sc concede a los
Estados Unidos en- el continenIe a.
mericano. so pena de no adhertrse a
la Liga.
! uuiza para contrareStar un tanto
las ambiciones japonesas ell Preslde2-
70 Wilson ACADIA de manifestaT a Ia
comisi6n filipior cue ha llegado . los
ES.ados Unido3 q pedir que Sc COLI
ceda a su pals a Independence, que
esta dispuesto a clio.
Tai declaration revela an gran
tacto politico, porque evjta un mott
vo de friction con el Jap6n. Y colo
ca asi la indcDendencia de las Fill
pinas bajo Ia protection de Ia Llga
de Naciones. En- case de cue los ia
Doneses intentaran ~apOderarse del ar
chipielago. no serin los EstadoS Uni
dos los que tengan que salir a su de-
fensa. sino las naciones que perte-
nezcan a la Liga.
Pero ~reconocido al Japon el dere-
cho de controlar las naciones de Asia.
podra el eNccso de su po5la-
cion Y de sus industrias hacla la
Mandchuria. Corea. etc. Sera esa
una conquista comercial Y de eXpan-
sion V derrame del ~eXcedente de su
poblacion Y de sus artefactos, que
bien encausada puede beneficiar a los
| pueblos vecinoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07

Que nuestras ,relaciones diploma
ticas, sobre TODD con los Paises euro
peos, andan rematadamente NAL, e,
algo que no pueden va o~cultar las in
formsciones optimistas y dulzonas de
la prensa mexicana.
Ese de la dipgomacia ha sido un
probfema que Don Venustiano no ha
podido reSclver, para cl que no han
Waldo nj las arsucias DE- Luis Ca
brera nj los conocimientos en- derecho
International de Juan Sanchez: las
naciones de la entente no nos han
querido tcmsr en- serio, a pesar de to-
das las conquistas democraticas lieva-
das a cabo por la revolucion. y nos
niesan la mano con FL mismo gesto de
olimpico desden con que un cabalie-
20 de solar corccido, Sc la mega a
~cualquiera sin rev nj rogue, nj parien'
ties nj habienses, como el Gabrielle dc
Perez Galdos.
PAM saho de Mexico a bandera des-
plcgada v a tambos batiente, a reci-
Dir en- los s~alones del Elisso el es-
paldarazo de la amistad ~diplorlatica
de la noble Francia. v vuelvc callada-
mente. sigiiosamcnte. DIN ei hijo
prodigo que no supo hacer bucn uso
de los paternos hab.res, como el ge-
neral derro,ado que penetra a la ciu-
dad contristada por las cailejas LEILA
mas dond. no pueda verlo la multitud.
Don Eduardo Hay. otro de los diplo-
maticos del carrancismo. en- Ell que CO.
fraban esperanzas dc IN nuevo triun-
70 que sfirmara ell prestisio inter
nacional del nuevo regimen. pasea sus
va largas espcras POI la campina ro-
mana, deleita los oioS ante las ruinas
magnificas del Coliseo, Sorprcnde los
rincones de belleza q: n Ciudad Eter-
ma, pero mientras tanto. las puertas
del Ouirinal continman cerradas para
ci, y S. NJ. Victor Manuel no Sc da pri-
sa a tenderle la mano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07

DOCTRINA MONROE JAPONESA.

doctrinas infames. Y produclendo en-
todaS parties tremendas conmociones
sociales.
Mas aun: segun informes que pare
cen veridicoS. eS q bolShevikiSmo ell
Que esta hacienda que la Conferencia
de Paz demore su r~esolucion definiti-
va indefinidamente, porque Sc u
ira frente a este terrible dilema: 81
las condolences que Sc impongan a
Alemania son demasiado duraS. Lee
nine apoyara a los alemanes, Y Ell
bolshevikismo Sc enSenoreara de toda
la Europa central, constituyendo un
peligro para la Europa entera; Y 81
son demaSiaio benignos hay Ell te-
NOR de que ocurran desordenes
en- Francia, de caracter Dol
sheviki, Y Lenine extendera sobre sue
10 frances su Influenza nefasta, 10
mismo cue Sobre Belgica. Ash pues.
es e. poder de IN hombre, su auda-
cha para el NAL. 10 que tiene al num-
do suspense Y temeroso dc una regre-
sion universal a la barbarie. porque
| ~dondeQuiera que los bolsheyikis po-
nen su planta cometen los mas no
rrendos crimenes. de que las mismas
bestias Sc avergonzarian.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07

Corea sigue luchando por su indie
pendencia. la cuai ma deciarado for
malmente. por medic de IN manlfleS-
TO que ha circulado profusamente en-
toda la peninsula coreana, Y q fue fir
mado por treinta Y tres prominenteS
ciudadanos. entire los cuales habia bu-
distas. catolicos, presbiterianos Y me
todistas.
TodoS los que firmaron tai docu-
mento fueron ap%rehendidoS, asegu-
randose que en- toda la Corea han sido
aprehendidos por el mismo moti"o
cerca de $4,000 personals, y que en- los
disturbios que ha habido mas de
1905 900 personals, entire hombres Y
ninos han sido lesionados.
China apoya csc movimiento De Ia
peninsula coreana por su Independent
cha, porque en- Su intereS esta el one
Sc restrinja ell poder de su rival que
la abati0 en- la guerra de 1885.
China nisma Sc queja de que la in
~fluencia j~aponeSa ha estado prove
cando motineS Y t~rastornoS en- su III
terror. Los japoneses prometieron no
ayudar con armas nj municiones Il
ninguna de las facciones chinas. V no
han cumplido 81 Compromise, dicen
los chinos.
FL manifesto de independents de
Corea declara que en- bien dc IL YER
dad. de ia religion Y de Ia vida mis-
ma, Sc declara la iibertad del pueblo
coreano. Y a peticion del mismo para
coreano, Y a peticion del mismo, para
la vida independiente, pueblo que tie
ne 10000, 600 de habitanteS fieles Y
unidos en- un mismo sentimiento, Y
5000 amos dc historic, Y concluye
con estas palabraS:
Else es ell canine que TO- senala
Dies claramente. Y el principle que
vivifiea j la edad p~resente, porque es
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07

Como 81 ESpana no tuvlera el pro-
blema catalan que cada dia sc pre-
senta mas amenaZador, Y otroS pro-
blemas s~emejantes, la question de Ma
rruecoS con volver 4 tur-
bar SUI tranquiliGad coi1nial. FL Raj
sCuli, que tiene gran Influenza entire
las tribus moriScas del norte dc A
frica. V que ha buscado siempre a
Espana disturbioS Y aun guerras o
dichas tribus. Sc compromised hace
tempo, mediante cierta cantldad a
nual, a tener en- paz a dichas tribus.
FL gobierno espanol lie ha pagado
$4,000 libras eSterlinas hace amos, Y
ell Raisouli no ha cumplido en- reail-
dad aquello a que Sc compromised, p"r
10 que ha sido declarado I'm bancido
rebelde, Y Sc ha ordenado que Sc lie
persiga.
FL Raisouli estuvo en- los Estados
Unidos en- 1904. habiendo llamado Ia
atenci0n por I'm robo cuantioso que
ccmetio a una compania. Habiendo
huido del territorio americana fue a
parar a Marruecos, IN cuya iona es-
pamela puede decirse que ha sido el
unico amo en- los ultimos amos, por-
que con exception de Tetuan, MeLl!la,
Ceuta Y demas fuertes, su dominic
en- el campo era cast absolute.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07

Fl terror rcjo. la tea ~bolShevikista.
ha hecho su aparicion m Ia ciudad
natal de Goethe. en- la bella y opu-
lenta Frankfort. que Sc gloria de que
Sc haya publicado en- ella ell primer
dia-;o europeo, ell ano i 1925, el cual
Sc intieul6: "Franfurter Oberpostamts
Zeitung".
De slorioso aboiengo es esa ciudad
alemana. pues era va celebre en- ITEM
DO de Carlomagno. quien hizo cele-
brar en- ella IN Concilio cl aho de
794. Por Ell tratado de Verdun de S44
fue declarada capital del RENO orien-
;al de los frances. y sea de Ia Aus
traSia Y la Franconia. Y temporal
mente lego q e capital del imperlo.
In i25i fue declarada ciudad libre,
Y por la Bula de orc de 1856 adqui-
rio 81 privilegio de que Ell ella Sc hi
ciese la election de Emperador. Car
oS ' c ccncedio ell derecho de acu-
mar moneda, en- 1850
El General de la Convencion. Gus
tine Sc apoder6 de dicha ciudad en-
1882. Y en- 1906 perdio su Independent
cha d manos de Napoleon. ! como IN
deSquiee providencial. fue en- Frank
fort Gonde les reyes aliadoS eXpi-
dieron su manifesto contra Napoleon
e! | lie Diciembre de 1918.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07

La ouda bolsheviki ia llegaGo Va 4
Stuttgart Y = Essen, el gran centric in
dustrial aleman. donde Sc italian las
Erandes fa5ricas de canones krupp,
Y otIas muchas industries, y hay te-
mores de una nueva explosion espar-
taciSta eE Berlin.
Les 5oishevikis son de aver. y no
cbstante 10 'lenan de TODD. Su pro-
pagands Sc ha extendido . todoS los
confines de Ia tierra. al grade de que
no hay nacion del mundo donde NJ
teugan ageutes Y propagandistas,
Hasta el remote Transval han iiegado
los agentes de Lenine. predicando sus
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Dol

JuniC una salida sufriendo tremendo
descalabro.
Fl armisticio de Plewitz abrio IN
pareutesis de genoa de dos meses en-
aquel terrible duelo a muerte. Y los
SitiadoreS 10 a~provecharon para au-
.neasar sus fuerzas, aSi es que Ell "a
&c Agosto en- que Sc renoyaron las
hcstIlidades, los sitiadoreS conJaban
con 10000 hombres, 10 buques de
guerra V multitud de c~halupas.
La artilleria incendio barrios enteros
de ia ciudad, V ell hambre hiZo su ia
:idica aparici6n entire los sitiados
al grade de que a fines de Diciembre
los cadaveres de los que morian en-
las trincheras cram sepultadoS inme-
Giatamente, para evitar que fueran
devorados por la pobiacion ham
br:enta.
Por fin, ell , de Enero de 1914
sucumbi6 la guarnicion. que Sc halla-
ba reducida va a 5000 hombres. Y
.iefeS. oficiales Y soldados fueron en-
viados a la Ukrania, en- calidad de
deportados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07

La paz como IA guerra tiene sus in
.iusticias, V una de elias es la sepa-
racion de infinidad de muchachas de
los talleres en- que e%stuvieron traba-
iando durante la guerra supliendo a
los hombres que Sc hallaban en- los
campos de combate. Ahora los COM
b~atientes han tornado a sus ocupacio-
mes c~ivi!es, Y las ]operarias despedi-
das.
Siquiera en- los Estados Unidos Sc
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Pedro RECIO.
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(Pasa a Ia So. Col 2.l
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43 on British
 Vessel Drowned

Halifax, N. S., Dec 20.-Forty three members of the crew of the British steamer Manxman were drowned yesterday when their ship foundered in mid-ocean, according to a radio from the British steam ship British Isles picked up here today. The rest of the crew, num- bering more than dozen, have kbeen picked up by the British Isles (which is due in New York Mon sday.
 The message said that among those lost were the captain, first mate, fourth engineer and wireless operator. The rest of the officers including the chief steward, were saved.
 Misfortune also is believed to have overtaken the coastine schooner Louisa Maud. A wire less message today from the tank CT British General, which left here yesterday for Holland, stated that she had picked up two men, of the Maud's crew.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-21
M exlcan Output
 of Oil Decreases

Houston, Tex. Dec 20.-- Oi wells in the Tampico district ot Mexico which are flowing salt water have caused decrease 1T MeXico's oil production of 75O,OO( barrels a day, according to dis. patches from Tampico received re. gently by oil interests here.
 As a result of this condition o1 affairs" the despatches reported pipe lines in Mexico are being op. erated from one quarter to hali capacity and unless relief is hac Tn some way it is probable thai the export of oil from Mexico vii be materially affected
 Nearly all the wells in the Ca. slana pool have gone to salt Wa ter. One company recently lost its third big well in this field"
 Some of the largest oil fields il the world were reported struck il the Tamplco district, but some o1 the larger wells were short-ilved.
 One of the reasons advanced by oil men for the recent advance ir the price of crude oil in this de crease in Mexico's potential pro- ductiOn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-21

II a. m. Evening prayer and ser- man, 7:3O D. m Sunday school, 9;45 a. m. The Sunday school Christmas festival will be held n' the church Tuesday night. Dee. 23rd. The hour will be announced in due season. This year we are to try a custom which has prevail ed in many parishes for a long time. That is the church Christ mas service will be held on the eve of Christmas instead oI on Christ mas itself. The service will beglr promtply at II p. m. and vii close few minutes after midnight
 There will be used several of the joyous and beautiful hyms appro- priate to the season, a short ad- dress will be given and the ser will close with a celebration of thu Hold Communion. Remember the
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sICHTlESS WE:DDE:D D
 PAIR SEEK DIVORCE, cHIL DREN'S CUSTODY
Judge Sends Blind Couple Back to Get To-
 gether'

Dallas, Tex, Dec. 2o.-lt was four sightless eyes which stared blankly at Judge Whiteburse here this week when he refused peti- lion for a divorce and a division of three children to J. W. McDon- aid. 48 years old, and Mrs. Louise R. Mcdonald, A, both blind fos years. The domestic troubles oe- gan some time ago, according to ! the sworn statements of Mrs. ffc- Donald when Mcdonald spankel the children or used razor strop on them. When Mcdonald insisted that al children must be spangad occasionally and continued his act ion Mrs. Mcdonald left him and sued for divorce and the custody of the children, two girls, 8 and 10 years old, and boy two. Mcdonald told the court he would agree to giving his blind wife a divorce if she would give him one of the children. Mcdonald sworo he had been blind for years and that he made a living by peddling shoe strings, soap, chewing gum and pencils. He said that with one of the children to lead him about he could easily make from s1O to $15 day on his wares. Mr- Donald declared his wife had 9 regular line of customers and diI not need all the children.
 Mrs. Mcdonald declared that S5 out of every $10 taken in came through the aid of the children. She said without the aid of her husband she would have to have the oldest girl at home while she sold wares. She declared that at pres ent the oldest girl is in school but had to stay at home and take care of the baby while she and her hus- band tried to get a divorce
 Judge Whitehurst asked r7c- Donald if he thought he should beat the children with razor strop and the blind derendant de clared that all children had to be whipped. He declined to make a statement concerning his wife's sworn testimony that he sometime. beat her.
 Judge Whitehurst continued the case indefinitely and told the blind man and wife to return home and see if they could not adjust their differences.
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Russian Reds Seek
 Murmansk Port

Helsingfors, Dec. 20.-Bolshevik authorities are urged to recognize the importance of developing ac tivity in the far north by the so- vlet newspaper Izvestia, of Mos COW which demands that a port on the Murmansk coast be secured so that the Bolsheviki may enter into commercial relations with Norway and Sweden, thus almost neutralizing the allied blockade of Russia.
 Anti-Bolshevik troops in the Murmansk region, the newspaper adds, are not numerous and a Red offensive will be facilitated by the fact that foreign volunteers are leaving northern Russia, it is said.
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Allies Not Agreed
 on Ship Penalty

k Paris, Dec. 2O.-Allied reports re not agreed as to what demands Nshould be made on Germany as teparation for the sinking of the mnterned German fleet at Scapa rioW, according to the Matin. Some are disposed to accept newly con- structed ships from the Germans, wnlle others would require the inn mediate delivery of German light cruisers. It is probable, the news paper says, that a compromise VIII be reached. Such a step is now pelng discussed by British dele gates who will submit it to the British cabinet.
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TRUCK PLUNGES OFF PIER.

Ancon, Panama Canada Zone, Dec. 2O.-A five ton truck carry ing four soldiers plunged off a pier at Balboa this morning into 50 feet of water. Private Charles F. Lee of Oklahoma, was drowned.
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PASS WAR RISK BILL.

Washington, Dec. 20.-The ur- gency deficiency bill providing $333 $$;3}3 100000 for miscellaneous sub jects, including $30,000,O00 for in- creased war risk insurance allow ances, was passed tonight by the senate.
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PADDOCK TO WHISTLE

Chicago, Dec. 20.--Reassur his rather easy victory here night over Sam Clapham, B wrestling champion, Ear! dock, heavyweight champion planned for a busy season. dock made his first public ar ance since he was discharged the army and apparently ha covered from the sickness he tracted in France.
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ed by Chairman A, T. Hert, to meet here January 5, it was an nounced today. The women's di- Nl5ion of the party also have been called to meet at that time and it was said nearly all members of E5le 1l national committee would meet Chairman Will II. Hays.
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out. Friday 7:30 D. m. regular meeting of the offiical board.
 Hazel Street Baptist Church. Eighteenth and Hazel street: Sun day school at 10 a. m. '. g. Burch- field, superintendent. Preaching services at 1 la, m. and 7:30 D. m. by Rev. J. H. Hankins. B. Y. P. U. at 6:45 p. m. Mrs. ". A. Boho, president. A large attendance ay the Sunday school hour is desired, as this will be the last opportun- ity to be enrolled for the Christ mas tree A cordial welcome as sured everyone who attends the other services also.
 Trinity (EpiscopaD-Third aHd Oak: Holy Communion, 7:30 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon,
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worship is at 10:45. The sub ject of the sermon will be "The Message Wonderful" Christian endeavor at 6:30 p. m. At 7:30 the White Gofts for the King" program will be rendered by the Sunday school. All are invited to attend these services.
 Lakeside Methodist Episcopal Church. South--Rev. H. B. Trim ble, pastor: Sunday school, 9:90 a. m., J. H. Watkins, superin:e :end- ent. Mems Bible class 10 a. h., Judge w. B. Sorrells, teacher Morning services with sermon bv the pastor at II o'clock. There will be special Christmas music at the service. Epworth league, 6:30 p. m. Dr. H. E. Martin, president, There vii be a Christmas song service at the evening hour, 7:30 o'clock You are cordially invited to attend these services.
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date, Dee. 24, and the time II D. m.
 Alexander Memorial Presbyter- iau Church-SjxteenCh and Poplar, A. A. Boyd, pastor: Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Morning service 7l II o'clock. Evening service at $ o'clock. Preaching at both ser vices by the pastor Christian F,n- deavor at G:45 ?. m. Mld-weck prayer meeting on Wednesday
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First Baptist-Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Prof. J. R. Allen, su- perintendent; public worship at II a. III. and 7:30 p. m.
 The pastor, Dr. John H. Moore will preach both morning and evening. Subject at Il a. m., "The Joy of Jesus"; subject at 7:30 p, m., "The Lions of Life" MT. The odore H. Farr of Fort Worth, Tex, will sing at both services. A male quartet consisting of Mr. Farr, MT. Morris, Mr. Puckett and Dr. Moore will sing at the evening service, B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. m.
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evening at o'clock. A cordial in- vitation to these services is eX- tended to the public.
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DAN q. o. P. CONVENTION,

tbe eoillcago, Dec. 2O.-Members of for +h +lholllmlttee of arrangements tion ne republican national conven-
 l 'eAt June have been summon
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First Christian-Sixth ant Beech. A. Homer Jordan, pastor Our Bible school meets at 9:3' o'clock. Help us make this th' best December we have had in thi: part of our work. Our morning
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Lakeside Methodist Episcopal
First Church of Christ Scientist

Martin place and Pine: Ser vices Sunday morning at II o'clock. Subject, "Is the Universe Including Men, Evolved by Atomic Force 2" Sunday school, Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock Reading room, same address, open every Tues days and Fridays from 2:3O D.. m. till 5 o'clock. The public is welcome to all services, and to visit the reading room.
 Lutheran-Sixth and Florida, w. C. Scrader, pastor: You are cor dially invited to attend our Bible school and our services. The Sunday school begin at 9:30 a. m. Divine services will be held at 10:50 a. m. and at 7:30 p. m. In the morning service the subject of the sermon will be: "What Think Ye of Christ?" The theme of the evening discourse is, Jesus, the Son of Man." Christmas festival services will be held Wednesday evening at 7:30 and Thursday morning at 10:50.
 Ohio Street Baptist-(A home like church), w. c. Wood, pastor: Come to Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. The Sunday school will have Christmas entertainment on Wednesday evening, Dec. 24, at 7:30 p. m. Preaching by the pas tor at II a. m. on Religious Zeal". Junior and senior unions meet at 6:30 D. m. Preaching at 7:30 p. m., On "The Peace of the Gospel" All have cordial wc,- come to our services.
 First Methodist Church. South (The downtown church), E. R. Steel, pastor: Bible school 9:3O a. m. Yo uare invited to joint one of the classes: Morning services with Christmas sermon by the pastor 10:5O a. m. Junior league 2 p. m. Epworth league 6:45 ?. m. Evening service with special Christmas music by the choir 7:30 p. m. Wednesday 7:30 annual Christmas program by the Sunday school entitled "The Story Below ed" The usual custom of "Whire Gifts for the King" will be carried