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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12

SOAPS-PERFUAiES - Steady income.
Large manufacturer of soaps, perfumes.
toilet articles aud pure food products.
etc, wishes representative In each To-
cality. Manufacturer direct TO con-
sumner Big profits. Honest goods
Whole or spare time. Cash or credit
SenC at once for particulars. American
Products Co, 29lf American Bldg. Gin
CinI att o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12

We RECOGNIZE no competition heca us SO
of the unique and most essential ma
tUre and (. y. protected article, eX-
clusively owned and controlled by rs.
statesmen. Government created demand.
II you cauuot sell this speciality you
viii fail selling life preservers on a
sinking ship. Definite cooperation.
Jerome Laadt, Pres. s $. Dearborn 81.
Chirago. Ill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12
Heating and kinnnIng

rUAiPS INSIALLED-I4T Z. dagger.
az ". L0saIle. Aut~4natIc and cleo
tTict soft wafer pInps q specially :
also hIEu class plumbing WUrk. A-itb4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12

STUN Men VunAued 10 sell In their
home territories stock in the Duesen-
berg Automobile aud Motors Co. Now
C-ertiug big plant in Indianapolis 10
build the DueSenberg Eight-in-a-RO
automobile. This stock is now selling
rapidly every where- Experienced sales
men are making from 500 % $50 per
Wech For particulars write Duesen-
berg Automobile and Motors Co. J1J
Lemcke Bldg, Indianapolis, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12
FINANCIAL
LAND CONTRACTS

LAND CONTRACTS
We lave for sale several good land
contracts drawing seven percent IL
terest on which We will accept Gov
rDment Bonds az full value Vow Is
the time T. change IA percent IN
vestmeuts into into percent II you
are interested. come In and see Us.
S NJ. Robinson. l. North Main St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12
Printing-Stationery

CALLING CAEDS-Ladits or gents call
ing cards ~ per hundred, best linen
nuIsh, postpaid anywhere. Chapman
funrng GO. O41J Detroit av., Cleye-
land, UnlO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12

ELECTRIC WASHERS-Citv salesman
% sell a veil known electric washer.
Apply in person. l32 y Michigan 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12

PamuHG-Papering -
TAPER MISUNDERSTANDING auu inter
iOr decorating. EeliaDl5 wOrk, mOdcr
Hte rates Phone tur estimate. G4asS
also replaced al broken windows. CAas-
hU-zau c., so >. Cuapiu 81. Lin
tUlu .IZl.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12
Moving, Trucking, Storage p

I,.N.Ni ga. f.I.---t;,il AIu.cr aid Mead Tor
transfer, delivery and light moving.
Lincoln JUyj.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12

STEAAI SPECIALTA- net profits
- percent now being earned yearly by
Boiler Eoom and Steam Specially Mall
order house located ln New Orleans.
ia Business r. had from woodwork
ing plants. cotton mills, cotton oil
mills. ice. light and refrigerating
plants. sugar mills. reuuerles and etl.
Small rent and expenses other busl-
ness comp-ls owner O. sacrifice the
business Tor $1,000. Practical man can
double earnings iu ~LOrt time. Bis
profits proven before you pay Can ar
range for Interview. Chu-. CrHn-bers.
1Ol OS American Trust Bldg. Evans
vile. Ind.
SALESAlEN-I.1rge manufacturing r1r-
p0rati0u wants capable men 90 open
branch office and manage salesmen. SOD
10 s. necessary handle yDur own
money. Exclusive rights. patented ar
tirle money making possibilities IN
limited VIII pay expenses % Baltimore
IL you qualify Address Sir Glemmer,
salesmanager. COS y. Eutw e.. Balu-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12
INSTRUCTION
Local InslructIon -

COMMEKCTAL-ThOm school Licensed
Employment agency Nils f.e best ste
uugraphic. bookkeeping general ortire
positions Place your application with
us We invite an business firms 60 cali
us for competent people Free service
We do public work Best rates. Main
zoo Third floor southeast corner
Michigan 70. aud Washington av
SPECIAL-HOuday reduced scholarship
rates save money By enrolling before
Jan. 3 dont miss this opportunity.
Call at telephone or write the south
Bend Business College. College build
Ing. corner Michigan and Monroe ats
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12

HP!p-Malc or female %
HOSiERA-Alan or woman wanted. sJl-
AIRY so full time. 10 an hour spare
time, selling guaranteed hosiery 20
wearer. EXperig1re unnecessary. Inter
national Mills. NOrristOwn. Pa.
MN And NOMEN 10 CODY names and
addresses during spare time az home.
Honest, sincere workers may earn sub
stautial weekly income Curiosity seek
ers need not apply. Previous eN-
perience unnecessary. Nothing 10 sell.
Address Consolidated Service Co. Dept.
40 Garrick HlhE-. ILIcaEn- Ill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12
Help Misunderstanding

Help Wanted-ECmale 81
BOOkhEEPER- ) L + y O GRAPHER-
Experienced. references required. 4.
a. Carlisle, care Perkins Corporation,
AiishaWaka.
COOk-Competeut cook for private fami-
~. No otter work; highest wages paid.
Mrs. J. VI. Studebaker Sdnnyside.
Main "a.
EXPERIENCED TYPISTS-Apply al
once Office Mishawaka Wooden Mfg. Co
Mishawaka 81
GIKLS AND WOMEN-FOr light -plea-
SAINT work making "Ban-Band" light
weight rubbels. We pay good wages
while learning No slack periods dur
ing the past i've years. Call or write
Mishawaka Woolen Mfg. Co. Mishawa-
"A, Ind.
neutrality-suspicious. help wanted at
Davies Laundry, III 5 Lafayette -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12

SPARE IIME-Alau wanted Immediately
u make insoles. 5000 per 1880 pairs
up. Work evenings or spare time. EX-
celieHt opportunity. SO caHvassiHg.
Enclose stamp. Address Box 80 care
NeWS-Tfrnas
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12
ProlcsslonaI Services

IHlRUPkACIlC-FOr advanced pains.
lees CnIrOpTaCtIc see +. ". hisn. ChirO
practor, al Dean bldg. Main SsI
open evenings aud sunday.
obtained through chrOprdrtic spinal
adjustments VI Smith x Smitn, room
- Farmers Trust Bldg. Lincoln 24yJ
Mills bldg.. 1IisnaWaka. Phone 1867.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12
Money TO Loan

Money 20 Loan 40
RIAL ESTATE-MOley 20 loan on good
south Bend real estate. 5. ~. Robin
son. 124 y. Main -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-12

hEo speed wagon. panel body. will
take Ford ia trade. ColfaN Company.
100 Lincoln Way East
Newark post., 1920-03-31
Our $38.75
Spring Suits
FOR
Men and Young Men
Az fo. H. DIE
Are The Suits for All Men Who Demand Reliable Cloth
For Easter and All Season

Reliability" is the keynote Of cIothne-reiabiItv
of abdcs and workmanship and of style Cguod
BY other standard but these represent full So
worth of and satisfaction, but because made them
ourselves and sell them direct you eliminating the profit If
the aiodlernan afford give you better value than
any other
Models for and young men in wonderful v.retv
of clever spring styles, fabrics and coIors.
Other Spring Suits $50 to $500
Spring Topcoats SIS to $50
Trousers IS, SIS, 81, $50, $40, $3.50
Newark post., 1920-03-31
NEWARK OPERA HOUSE
PROGRAM WEEK BEGINNING

Thursday lst-
Beatriz Michelena in The Heart Of Juania western
drama laid along the Mexican border Also:-The
10th chapter of The Invisible Hand"
Friday End
Taylor Holmes in his latest picture The Very Idea
comedy drama from the stage Of the
name
Saturday 3rd-
Break the News to Mother, charming story of small
town life and mother love News and Ben Turpin in two
reel comedy "Cupids Day Of"
Monday 5th-
Pauline Frederick in Bonds of Love absorbing drama
OF love and sacrifice page from the book of life.
Tuesday 9th
The Traer" six reel drama with an all star cast
also:-Ihe Yellow Dog Catcher tvso-reel Sunshine
comedy
Wednesday 7th-
Elsie Ferguson in The Marriage Price" Paramount
Society drama
Coming attractions:-
Nazinova in Stronger than Death. Friday 9th
Guy Enpey IN The Undercurrent," Saturday 9th
Viola Dana in The Willow Tree" Monday 9TH
Newark post., 1920-03-31

father, It Is possibly because the Pipps
have become so well educated through
ninis1rations Of the Gibson mothers
and the Gibson girls that they have
acquired an outward polish due to the
inward Illumination that makes them
look very unlike their pathetic por-
traits OF thirty years ago. Most
agree that Gibson held very correct
mirror Up to a nature OF his own Sc
Letting and arranging. which IS the
province Of art; and American hunor
and American Illustration are iadeht-
ed TO him for 4 style Of work which
does not believe that presenting hE-
Newark post., 1920-03-31
One Of Lawrence Beers
Slayers' Captured

Word was received 6y Sheriff 2. :.
Akin Of Hartford county. Nd. last
Wednesday that Arthur Sfmms. col
cred one Of the accused sIayarg Of
Lawrence !. Beers. Of ChiIds. Nd.
has been aPPrehended At .AIbuquerque.
New Mexico.
Young Beers. who was forrert
employed at the B. & 0. station here
and vas well and tav0rabIy known TO
Newark residents, was nor-aIIv
wounded, II viii be remembered. Al
Swan Creek near Ea7re De GRACE.
last December, by Simrs and William
Taylor, whom he was about 70 arrest
for alleged rain riding
No details Of the capture were given
N the report which came from I. I.
Denton, superintendent Of the 3. & o.
( ( tetsctive force. States Atcor-
ney NcCculas at once prepared rgcui-
sI1iou papers and officers Of The Com
Fany left for New Mexico to bring
Simms TO BeIair for trial.
Taglor5s capture Is expectsd zoon.
L country wide lockout has been kept
since their escape IN December.
Newark post., 1920-03-31
POVERTY NO BAR
RIER TO COLLEGE
EDUCATION
Inquiry Conducted at Harvard
Shows Many Earn
Education

4 student IN an American u1iver-
sity can be successful III study, sports
and social life even when compelled
TO support himself throughout his col
Iege career, according 20 the findings
OF an inquiry conducted at Harvard
Poverty, the Investigators report. Is
not IN LnsUperahLe barrier TO s1utents
who have initiative and courage.
The inquiry showed that some self
supporting students earned 5000 OF
more IN their four years at the uni
versI1y, and that II was not unusual
for 4 student TO earn $1,000. stand
well in his classes and be q Ieafe-
n student activities.
One man who earned the latter sum
belonged TO four college clubs, ruwe,l
on the varsity crew and was among
the best known men at college. An
ether, who earned L similar ameuu,.
was an officer Of his class. was elected
TO three clubs, sang IN the glee club
and was first marshal Of Phi Beta
Kappa i student who earned hi.
way from START TO finish and was CAP
tain Of the university team told the
inquirers that the facr that he was
set-zupporring did not, so far as he
knew. exclude him from any Of the
club lie at college. In fact, every
man interviewed. except Two, said
the seE-sUp porting student was az 7,
disadvantage not under any social
stigma. On the contrary, many stat
ed that college men were likely to ad-
nire 4 man more because he was
earning his way.
Some Of the occupations which en-
ablet Harvard men 20 Fay their way
were those Of waiter. tutor. reporter
artists model, bookkaeper. farm a.
borer. day Laborer. organts1. choir
singer, clerk, musician II orchestra.
editorial writer, librarian. social ser
vice worker, tickss 1aker, athletic
coach, physical director. TIRE builder
and steward. The easiest wav fer 4
supporting student TO earn his
expenses with ! n1irt-.ur expenditure
Of time was tutoring or acting Is 1
-u1Cr-cCC1p C1pantou.
Newark post., 1920-03-31

man beings as sImians OF az human
monstrusiries forever -indulging N
sIaps1ick antics IS the only thing to
bring 4 smile to the face Of the tired
business man or OF the average Amer
lean who has got above the three Rs.
Life may. not have reached the
age nor the authority Of Punch" =" but
through Mr. Gibson ard associates Il
was quite as American a. the other
was British, and It IS no small thing
for American 'couics'--to use a
nuch-abused wurd-that Under his
guidance 1t will continue along this
line, but, as they say, only more so.
Newark post., 1920-03-31
CHARLES DANA
GIBSON'S CONTROL
OF LIFE" AN INTER.
ESTING INCIDENT
American Humor and IIlustra-
ton Indebted to Him for
Created Ideals

That Charles Dana GIbson has Oh
tanned cortrCl Of Life IS an inter
ssEing tcciden5 IN the issue Of the wit
and hGnor Of American LIE that IS
Tot without It's special application TO
the question whether be invented the
American type of girl and young mai,
or merely recorded existing facts The
argument can be handled pro and
con with almost equal facility. PhiIos-
oPners Ike Bagehos have pointed cut
EnaE peoples and nations Of GissimiIaz.
origin tend t0 look and act alike II
they have some common ideal which
they can initiate, consciously OF un-
consciously And yet Of course, there
were Gibson men and Gibson girls in
actual flesh ard blocd long before that
mon1entoCs period II the nineties
wnen the artist n1irrureG his wife and
her sisters and took his own kith and
KIN IN school and college and business
LIE as his type Of the young Arreri-
can who lived 4 healthy and rather
strenuous life.
IL Is nearly generation since
these types. framed IN many a college
roon1 and gIriIsh bouGoTr, set I'd ideals
which, with the advent Of the country
club and the development Of life IN
-ne open- has made the ideal OF the
past an ever-Present reality. II his
Ar- Pfpp has passed on down the rna
MO the lower levels Of bringing u
Newark post., 1920-03-31
EASTER CELE-
BRATION AT THE
CHURCH OF THE
HOLY SEPULCHRE
Distinguished Author De-
scribes Service at Tomb
of Christ IN jerusalem

i vivid account Of the Easter ser
VICES in the Church Of the Holy SePUl-
cher, At jerusalem, was written sew
eraI years ago for the Century Maga-
zine by Robert Hichens, author OF
The Garden Of Allah"
My first impression Of the church,
he says, was that ! had suddenly
COME into / barbaric castle Of magic
connected with innumerahle caves CT
Aladdin. About NE were caves lined
with silver and guild and immense
jewels unknown 10 NE; caves Across
which miraculous SPIDERS had spuA
webs Of silver and gold Stars giean-
ed IN them; footsteps echoed, VOICES
murmgrec, eery Lights 1winked. Mar
veIous fabrics shone softIy among
great pictures. carved wood, marble,
brunzes and giIded irGnwGrks.'
And IN the courryarG,-~a roar Of
voices went Up. The pavement echo
ed with the ceaseIess tranPIng Of feet
and the grounding Of uuskets. The
walls flung back exrlamations ard
cries; the whining and zhrieking OF
beggars, the loud calling Of sellers de-
tsrp1ined &C compel attention 10 their
wares, the vehement discussions Of
those that bought. arG-I had almost
said the silence Of the Russian piI-
grirls- For mystic Russia was there,
mute At the threshold Of Calvary"
He describes the Miracle Of the
Holy Fire"-the church packed with
thousands eager 90 light their candles
AZ the fire sent down from heaven
once i year, according to the teach
ngs Of the Greek church, TO the
priests Within the marble sanctuary,
which IS supposed To mark the sepuI-
cher.
And then. after the wonderful
u1itnighG mass On rha eve Of Easter
e.. came the Easter morning cere-
uony in the court Of the Holy SePuI-
cher. Al. how gentle, how tender,
how touching i was, that simple
greeting CT the wonderful morning
after the teI1rium and frenzy 0t the
holy fire. Al hearts were exciced 20
frenzy by the holy ire. The Easter
morning profession moved hundreds
TO tears. he'd them tensely silent. In
stead Of the 6I1e dome sPangled with
artificial stars. 4 faint clue sky va.
over CUR heads. Instead Of the glare
Of the torches the s1nbeams fell mild
ly upon Is. Instead Of the yelling
muI1i-uies We heard the sound q the
wGrdertuI beL-s-betfs never 10 oe
forgotten. They sounded Ike strange,
emotional voices Of living things. PRO.
claiming L great, l superb ruth.
Down below ne I saw tears streaming
over the, scanned faces cf many Rus
slams a. they signed themselves, kiss
ed eue another, told o1e another,
Christ Is risen"
Newark post., 1920-03-31
Ring joyous bells Of Easter.

Ring joyous bells Of Easter,
Death hat. not conquered Life:
Victorious IS cur risen Lord
And finished al His strife.
From Calvary's mound Of darkness,
Lo! starry Lilies bloom:
Fer by the cruss We cunquer
And fearless face the tomb.
Mary Z Sanester.
It was a dark night At Camp Grant.
III Footsteps Of horse were hsarc;
approaching Halt! Who goes there -
harked the rookie ~RsginentaI com
rander.' ~Disnount, colonel and
ADVANCE Co De recognized The col
onel GIsnoUnteC and came over 60 The
rooHe, VINO presented arms with
snap. Proceed, colonelr- he said. As
he laboriously got back on his harss
the Colonel asketi-@By the way. who
posted you therss- Oh, nobody re
Piled the sentry; I'm Just practising .
Newark post., 1920-03-31
First Long Trouser Suits"
For the Boy Who Has Become Man

For the boy who has become nothing Is more i'm.
Poant to him than his first long trousers suts must
brothers suit, too. 49, -
Made in our Right-Posture Factorvv,i+b II - -ol
fetures the boy knew in RightPostrIre Suits when was
younger Sizes 81 3, 50 and 5--srart gooGIookg ex
eePaonay well tailored and splendid for their Io, c
$500, $4,000, ss2. so, $500, $4,000
Newark post., 1920-03-31
EASTER

Voice Of mankind, sing over -ard and
sch
Sing in this glorious morn.
The long, long night is gone from
Calvary
The cross. the thoug. and thorn;
The sealed tomb yields Up It's sanity
guest,
No longer TO be burdened and oP-
pressed.
Heart Of mankind, thrill answer to
His OWL
So human, yet divine
For earthly love He left His heavenly
For love Ike thine and mine
Fer love Of Is, as one might kiss i
bride,
His lips touched Deaths. al satisfying
His lifted bps touched death :, all sat
isied.
Soul Of mankind, He wakes, He lives
once r1orst
o. soul with heart and voice
Sing! singL-the stone rolls chorus
from the dscr-
Our Lord stands forth-Reicicel
Rejoice, o garder-LauG OF song and
flowers;
Our King returns 20 Is. rorsvs- or7rst
James WhIleonub EiIev.
Newark post., 1920-03-31
The Fashion Park Section

For the convenience of men who enioy DurcL.s;7oa
ready-to-Pun suit which has received the treatment n
arly given only to cusonaade suit we have the
Fashion Park Section In this section you will find a. extra
Ordinary opportunity tor selection and in you will z0 find
fresh garuents having the y-ne Stanerek and Bfyino
copyrighted treatments These features are confined v
TO the garments shown in our Fashion Park Section
Suits at s47.5o, $50 SIS, $50, $50. SIS
Spring Overeosts at $3.50 s45 s4750 $50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-22
GIVE GOVERNMENT
AUTHORITY TO BUY
IN WORLD MARKET
Brazilian Officials Propose
Law to Chamber of
Deputies.

RIO DE JANEIRO. Sept q. -
Under a measure just introduced in
the chamber of deputies, the Bra
lillian government would be given
the power 10 intervene as buyer or
seller in commercial markets. 10 ac-
quire national products and hold
them for sale at an opportune time.
10 make loans 70 producers on such
and 10 organize special credits for
this purpose.
The objects Of the proposed meas
ure are stated 10 be the defense OF
Brazilian production, and the avoid
BnCe Of the consequences Of specu-
lation. lack of transport and other
causes which are keeping back the
progress Of national production.
Conduct Foreign Credit.
To carry out the provisions OF the
law the measure proposes that the
government be authorized TO make
emissions Of money and conduct in
ternal and foreign credit operations,
up TO s25O.0O0. 900.
Gains accruing from such opera e
tions are TO be employed in the
purchase for deposit in the national
treasury OF all gold from Brazilian
mines, the expectation Of which
will continue 10 be prohibited: I'm
Of whatever origin, for the same
purpose, and in the amortization OF
the domestic and foreign debt by
securing bonds at a lower quota
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-22
10 BUILD WATER
POWER PLANTS In
80. DAKOTA SOON
State Hydro-Electric Commits
sion Announces Plan for
Several Projects.

PIERRE s. T.. Sept. 21.-with
definite steps taken toward the de-
veAppment Of hydro-eloctric plants
o. various vantage points along the
Missouri river in South Dakota.
present Indications point to the crec-
ton OF a number OF water power
projects within the next few years.
according % a report ISSUED Jointly
by Doane Robinson. state historian
and chairma nof the state hydro
electric commission. and the state
Depart meut OF immigration.
The hydro-electric commission
created by the regular session OF
the South Dakota legislature last
February. in "a report made 90 the
special session OF the legislature
held last June. recommended the
first project bee undertaken al site
Z miles north ~ MObridge S. D.
The legislature which created the
hdro-elcctrtc commission also APP
prupriated $4,000 20 cover the COM
Missions surveys and investigation
fnto the feasibility OF water power
development and The selection Of a
site on the Missouri
Make Report.
Tn It's report 90 the special session
in June. the commission said the site
near Iobridge could be developed at
The figures are now being re-
checked
minimum power of q 900 horse
power ls dcvelopable at the Bad
liair, or Mobri1Gc site. according TO
the report just made public. This
dam would back 10 the water up the
Missouri for a distance OF O. miles
Transmission 20 curreat generated az
this plant would make current
available az Aberdeen. "a distance o.
about 100 miles. and furnish power
for AlobridEc. Cities within 100
mile line would also be adequately
supplied.
A combined effective power de
Nclopable by the number of proposed
plants along the Big Muddy is z+2.-
600 horse power at lowest water. the
compilation shows The average
flow OF the Missouri will produce az
the SINE heads $500 horse power
the report says. Although the Mo-
bridge project was the only site
recommended by the hydro-eIectric
commission. the report states other
proposed plants are due for develop
mont sooner or later Conditions
favorable for power plants at g.
number OF other points are recorded.
slope Varies.
Tho slope OF the Missouri river in
South Dakota varies from seven
teuths OF a foot 10 the mile I'm the
lrthern portion 10 ninc-tenths Of
foot TO the mile in the southern
portion. To VIII be necessary TO
build locks for navigation at each
dam site, the report points out.
with a good market for current
generated by the proposed sites an
unparalleled Industrial movement is
in sight. the report concludes Fed
Cral census figures show that only
about 10000 horse power is being
employed at present in South Dakota
industries.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-22

ITO pipe smokers Lucky
d Strike tobacco offers the
same exceptional flavor as the
famous cigarette. Made from
the finest Burley tobacco-it's
toasted for your pipe.
If you don't know how de-
licious toasted Lucky Strike is
ask for a tin today, and tastel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-22
ELKH4RT MINISTER'S
ORGANIZE FOR YEAR
- b IL 80 INC


ELkHART Ind. Sept, 21-Plans
Tor an active year have been made
hy the ministers Of Elkhart. who
have organized themselves In the
Elkhart Ministerial association. and
plan 20 meet twice monthly through
ont the fall and winter. The assoc
citation has just been rcOrganizcd
for the ensuing wear. with the cleo
tion OF the following officers. preSi-
dent. Rev. J. -. Brosy Grace
Lutheran church; vice president.
Rev Fred Clark Methodist Protest
ant church; and secretary treasurer.
Rev f.. r.. Roberts. Wolfe Avenue
Evangelical church
Three new ministers in the city
have Just been added 10 The roll ~
members They are the Rev Thorn
as II Adams. the Rev. Burger Mel
son and The Rev IT, e. BeauChamp.
AZ the next meeting OF the associa-
tion. on Oct g. 3. W. Kelly super
irtcndent o. the city schools viii
address the pastors on Religious
tduca ton