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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-25
All in Readiness
For Run-off Voting

l'reparaiions Tor holding the runoff
election hcrc Saturday have been com
rleted. II N the anticipation Of the
county executive committee OF tho de-
inucratic party that tho voting places
viii he the same. both In the city
qua county, as those OF the primary
hsi month. IL there are to be any
changcs. j. a, Downoy. secretary OF
the committees had not been advised
OF them Yesterday.
Tho casting of absentee ballots clos
ed yesterday afternoon at tho office
OF the county clerk II ~ known that
several of these ballots were cast. I'm
Guiding some womens votes, bat lust
how many there were could not De
nsccitained late hast evening. Under
the state law these ballots mny be
cast not more than 10 nor Less than
three DAYS preceding the day 1T cioc-
ton
Each ~ the abseniecs presented his
or her poll Tux receipt. following which
they were furnished with ballots.
Each bnilot was sealed after having
been marked In duu privacy hy tho
voter. and on the morning OF election
VIII Doe deposited by tie county clcrh
in the proper voting place
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NEW oRLeANs oorroN

iiN Ih' Associated I'rUss.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. %. - Reno
iiuu from the long deoiire was made
~ cotton today. Tho market Rising
itl fo ls4 point. from the low lov.la
reached iu the early trading when
~ ono time the active months we're
30 io itl points unror tho close Of
Yesterday inet prices wore ~ NOV
advances Tor the soHsiun of l22 20 1870
points
The reactions were due mainly 10
rcromi rnaliginr Of profits bv holdera
of long contracts
Highest prices We're req he'd Into in
M" HrH4ion ana ui these lovvls tho
market was i2' 10 1856 points over
th" finnl prices nf Yesterday October
nndod M 10 cess which cnmnsrod
with 2i6i ny the low price ~ tho
day
The opening WINS lower ard DO
"lincs rrrslsiol for short time nrd.r
The fiiuence OF poor cables. boftor
weather over the belt ard an unfa
rorohio view of foreign trade condi
tiors
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Cotton Advances
After Early Drop

nv Tho Associated Press
NEW YORK. Aug a. After
making new low records early tiday
the cotton market recovered i4O 10
iHf points oi it's recent LOSSES. with
ncccmhci selling M from 244b TO tG. q
10 ana clusing az 5000 The general
list closed steady with prices showing
advances 81 from T6 20 $40 points for
the day
Tho market was extremely nervous
and irregular duriuK the dan. Tho
opening WIS barely steady at an adj D.
vance OF five points to a decline OF
TO points and an positions sold into
new low ground. owing 10 week Ia
Norpool cables. nervousness over tho
threatened British coal strike. cnntlnu !
ed hcalish domestic trade news. low
az foreign cNchaugc and nrospocta FOR
better weather Ia the south Octob-
er broke 60 26.GN ana january 10 20. D.
40. with nctive months uonoraltv
showing net declines of 80 o. 81 points
covering was very active on the de-
cline however. nnd the demand moro
Ecneial us The offerings subsidized with
l"'al Wall street and western shorts.
particularly heavy huyorn October
sole 10" to 1855 and january tn $3.50.
cog about H. TO 1877 points net hirher
"n mo active positions ana tho close
was only few points Sff from the
best under realizinl Local brokers
characterized the advance na an oven
eve reaction after the big decline Of
ihs i2T; ;we go three w,rRS
'Nims that the prize had declined
N't'W vac cost of production were
ALSO heard in some quarters.
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COFFEE

iN Tho ANfociated Irrsg.
MEM YORK. AUG e. The rally
Yesterday was followed by renewed
weakness in tho market flr coffee lu-
turos today The mnrGet opened NJ
"a decline of % ~ 40 points and sold
40 I" rs points net lower during IN.
afternoon with December cuaing OFF
10 A2l compared with g1O the high
point touched on The rally of voatofiay
morning and iYa. .hc loW record az
hast week
That delivery closed 10 S3s with tho
general lit showing net detlino OF
% Co 60 points, Srpteu a. T.Ia.
October 7fH petrmi H38 Ianuasn
$50 Maroh ssh May aois July a2I.
Spot coffee duu mud nomfhnl Rio
sewers l-i Santos foms "a ii a.
o. 1-2
HazIliu mort rccoipia 60 900. .htn
diuh3 $500 RIO cleared "a 600 bt,,s
fot the United states
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kiNesvlLLs NEWS

special to The Caller
4 KNOXVILLE. Texas. Aus.. -
The 'aprock we'll crew has finished
aetting la twelve inch eaainy az .
depth ofhG0 feet This cnsing ia ~.
IN lime rock and as soon ~ the ce.
nont hnrdens the company aill run
double crews The Caprock has com.
rlctcd the deal for n lease OF O.. 600 ac.
ses known as the Caiapinta ienae. IL
the state Of Tamulipua, Mexico. 9th
or leases arc temporarily tied np on
arrangements OF minor details
The Texas Kentucky ~ acttiuR It's
gasoline engine TO pump water and
has almost completed It's dining hall
n expects to begin drilling this week
The president OF the company. N. !.
Whitncll ~ here and work can bo
pushed more rapidly as b. can de.
vote more time To the WORK than Dr.
Chandler
The preliminary trial OF the three
boys who confessed breaking into n.
depot last week, was held Monday and
ihcir bonds was fixed as $500 caah
Local oftcors are trying % get In com
munication with relatives. hoping "a
get this bond. az otherwise thrs vii.
he required to remain In jail almost
six months. District court had I'D
juurncd only u few DAYS when the
offonsc was committed
Largely through the Influence 81 e..
~ flato ana n W. BludNvorth. tho
district and county clerks with the
tax assessors win meet IN Corpus
Christi, Thursday. Friday aud Satnr-
dn> of the third week IN June uf 1871
they will spend one day IN Kingsyillc
Sightseeing
A. u. Rogers Of san Antonio spoke
To- an audience Of five or ok hundred
parsons Saturday night in tirr interest
OF Pat Nerra candidacy
Tho ". Y. j. L. viii have a spnsh
and lunch at Riviera Beach. Thursday
night
Miss sidney S,ahi entertained her
Sunday school class last Thursdny
night
Miss Judkins and William scarbor.
1ligh have returned from the normal nt
Huntsville They were accompanied
home bS Miss Lille Judkins OF Lex-
lnEtun who VIII visit relatives here
until school opens.
Miss Jh2cl Scott ,sistor OF Mrs W.
y. Cochran left for Bis SPRINGS sun
day night She viii make her home
with her father and enter school next
term.
: G. a. Yarl. and wife OF san Antonio
spent sunday hcro
\. G Burton and r. q Scott OF
ia'rnoudrilir spent Monday here.
M's W = Robinson has ~ her
guest. Miss Daisy Robinson OF Tea
que.
AIR And Mrs W L. Donhcrger are
on an automobile trip for two weeks
10 Austin ana san Antonio
&. II, Flato went up to San Antonio
saturday TO attend tn. funeral OF Vie
tor Flato. who died IN France
II T. Wclhouscn Is AZ HON. from his
"nnch In Webb county to visit his fam
ny
j. ". Ingold Of Houston spent Mon
day here
Mics Bertha Ford has gone to Chilli
Gothic 60 visit Mrs Robert Fields
Noiher Virginia Flsher and Sister
Nousuel1 'ienian have returned from
a visit to the Mother house at Aeuas
cnlionte.
Missoa Marion Withercll Elsie Sau-
or and Emma Suucr spent Saturday
al hi ard sunday at Riviera.
Miss Made Low Reese hnR return
ed from an extended visit to friends
and rclafivcs in north and east Texas
Ben Watt Linton. the sixteen yoar
old son OF Mr. and Mrs Den Linton
died saturday after an illness % sew
eral weeks The body win bee tpken
To Hamilton for burial
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Dallas Selected
Legion Center

HOUSTON Texas. Aug el Dallas
was chosen as state headquaricrs aud
Guy %. Shirley of Fort Worth WIS
elected commander of the Texas de
psrtmcnt 90 the American Lesion al
the closing session Of the state con-
vontion of the legion Ia Houston Tuos
day afternoon
The convention pat IN busy das
transaotine business and adopting r,'-
9oiutions set ns forth its stand GA tho
bonus question and tho uccussiiN ni
supporting the kWrville hospital fn
soldiers
g " Scrures ol san Antonio wae
elected adiHtant oi the following were
chosen VIC, commanders.
j g. KosAitor of Houston. Turner
w. camp nf Palestine; T w. Russell
NJ Paris va Crane Of Dallas end Ar
thur Scholers of Orange.
John : Hooycr Of Houston wns Oh
ected national committeeman
pre 60 chanFe adopted in the
constitution the location of the state
headnuarters was not involved IN the
election 81 Tine nianf
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Homeseeker Falls
and Breaks Neck

Special tn The Caller
>fNGSNtiIE. Tex Aug 24-Fred
~. Ewrv of RsdgowaN, Mo- one Of the
memhcrs Of the special train of home
seekers of tho McCan Land company
walked OF an open vestihule Of the
train last night near Vanderbilt ana
dlrlocntod his neck The train waf
rushed IN Go kInrsvili" whore NJ
Emr, was taken 10 the 81. l.. y * NJ,
hospital but he died az midnight Dr.
r. g. white OF pharr and Mrs, Emry
win accompany thc bod, back to Mis-
sour for burial.
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|ldrketNewls
sUoAR

liy Tho Associated Press
NEW YORK, Aug 20. The local
market for raw sugar continued easy
ana san Doningocs recently arrived
were offered al 10 ~ cent !. + with
put finding buyers
The only feature of Interest In the
refined mnrkct was the wlthdra wal OF
the leading interest which has noml
nally held granulatod at 22.GO
Futures were affected by the henw-
ness IN rnws arnin and showed n net
general decline OF ten TO 90 points
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corToNsssp OIL

~ nv I'"IN"IHTNT TT|0"
NEW YORK. Aug g. Cotton
seod "il was somewhat Irregular. flu-
inhiue with net declines OF TO Is
points The frmnnss I'm cotton and
better conditions in lallow aud stear
Inc were offset by weakness IN lard
nrd q slow spot demand Sales ~ 400
barrels prime nomrai prime sum.
mnr yellow spot lt75 n 1850. ssep-
i"mh'r closed ii.s1. December I2.S2.
March l3iS.
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Established i872--Nevs Ortssns, En-
Cotton STOCKS. urain, isrovisione, ca.
ton Seed Oil. Supsr ana Coffee
Members OF the Now Orleans cosssx
Exchange. New Orleans Future EroS.
eis Association New York l'rodus.,
Exchange, New York Cotton exchanges.
New York Coffee Exchange. chicas 4
Board OF Trade. Associate Memh"rs -
Liverpool cottun A-aociufinn
Specia! attention given TO the oxeoe..
'inu ~ ordars uD no above 4xcha.ss~
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LIVESTOCK

iiN THE NfpDatoi ir.rg
FORT WohTH Texns. Aug. -.
cattle Receipts $500 70 cents Iowa
Boev,s S6h0 a. 100; gfockcrs 5000
a $50.
Hogs Receipts 500 10 cents
down lirht SlAo0 a. 1890 heavy S19-
70 % lb0o' medium slio0 a i47h.
sheep Receipts $50 % cents de-
line Lambs 81 90 a. il0O ycallings
81 90 G 1000
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RICE

liy Tie Associated prefs
NEW ORLEANS. AUG. "a Rough
rice active. HNlrf Honduras IA
sacks d3b ~ ESQ cariv prolific 3Is
Hacts geo n 100 Carolina $3.50 sacks
3 20 Ediih i0l sacks 100; receipts
23a rnillers. receipts 7.Sa. clcau rice
stendy snlos '3i pochcts b-S ~ :
3 Blue Rose 2lGs ppci,ets s-s n
ga. cnroiinn 1900. 2 - n 10 IA:
Bran and polish unchanged. receipts
600
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GROCER up AGAINST IT

years suffering from pain in my
stomach and side until was consider
iW tiNint Hp my grocery business.
Doctors ana medicine did not help me.
hoard ~ MlAr's Wonderful Remedy
'hruugh friend tn buffalo The first
d1.W raNe me more benefit than all
,lio medicine had taken before and
pn NOW feelur aa we'll as ever in my
life" n ~ q simple harmless prepare
inn tittf rrNsot,. fht effurfhei nurn.
-rom the intestinal tract ana allays
ihD inflammation whicn Olu pr1c
urliiV am wumHch trouble. liver and
intestinal ailments. including anpcndi
pitle One dose win convince or money
rtfuml SO druggists everywhere,
iAdNl
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SPOT COTTON
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'"oig onrred unaotilod with casior
prices and Irregular sales receipts ~.
GOO American no sales 000 Amer
tenn l1oo GOOD middlug 2aa7. mid
, dlpr g9i1
omen high loW close
Nctohcr 1880 1869 1918 1888
pc,euhcr 1876 1875 1883 iSbS
Nov York
open noon nlofn
Dftohff "-tn 1856 9f 9O
nreorh"r 20 30 10 es4i gCoO o.
Sfuis Quiet
Nov Oriea~s
0neu fNoa fttnn
or'ohv- "ffr 20 2saG oslp +.
ponop'Ne "2ef esNi 25 lo ie
'ro'e 0u't midill0r 1850, mloe
a6G
Housto~
Npois mcnT, mldlnng 20 rcnin
s1les i2i3
CaivcrtaN
1pH' tDr'f rood middlirr SIC
alpa 1876
Evening star., 1920-03-06
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS 21-3o.

When
who apparently owy he answered. Who that
should Pharaoh and that should bring forth the children
Israel Egyp Exodus. 3 He further said,
o o slow
3 To will 2)
children Egypt
God this Thc where Moses God
then talking cacl, othcr.) Exodus 5.l2
Moses told by God his rod the he obcycd
and the rod became N when told pick the
by the tail he did and became 60
told place his hand his BOSOM he did
hand when taken white with eproSy az when told
his hand back his BOSOM obcyed the hand when
of natural flesh Exodus. Az
When Moses persisted that he gifted speech and there
fore could deliver Israel God
mouth? Now therefore and will be with thy mouth
teach thee
respond God brother responsibility
When told that his so
and that the of Egypt who had sought his life
courage asked ion
to to Egypt Exodus, AIS
aaron instructed by God Moses 1Ioreb Mount
and kissed him. Exodus. AT.
When Moses asked Paaoh permission for the children
three days the wilderness
their God Pharaoh said Who
When Moses and Aaron asked the
Israel be granted leave worship their God Pharaoh said
Wherefore Moses
and make them from their burdens
When the people blamed Moses
dgrceabe things Moses. evidently
said to God Neither hast Thou delivered Thy
523
The thirteen the sixth chapter Gods
refused to let them
By Lot Harding Cnrn)
Evening star., 1920-03-06
CARDINAL NAMES DATE
FOR SPECIAL SERVICE
st. Martins Church to Pay Devo-
tion to "Holy Face of Christi
Passion Sunday.

Cardinal Gibbons has appointed Pas
sion Sunday, March 81, as a day for
special devotion to the holy face Of
Christ" at st. Martins Church. North
Capitol and streets. where the arch
confraternity Of the holy face has
been economically established, and
where a facsimile of the miraculous
veil of St Veronica is enshrined.
A feature of the devotion is the
granting to the members Of the arch
confraternity who receive holy COM
munion Passion Sunday morning a
plenary Indulgence for each visit
made to the shrine in st. Martins be-
tween Saturday evening and Sunday
evening. provided that during the
visit a prayer is said for the inten-
tions Of Pope Benedict.
Members of the Archconfraternity of
the Holy Face in different parts of the
country will make pilgrimage to the
shrine at st. Martins on Passion Sun
day, when the facsimile of the veil of
st. Veronica, bearing the likeness of
the face of Christ. will be publicly ex-
posed
Mrs. G. D. Davis Of 4S Rhode Island
avenue northwest. has charge of the
shrine at st. Martins and of informa
ton pertaining to the archconfrater
nifty devotion.
Evening star., 1920-03-06
PASTORS WIFE ROBBED.
Mrs. Covell Loses Money and
Check-P Street Burglar Foiled.

Mrs Mary s. Covell. wife of the
pastor of Trinity Episcopal Church,
was robbed of pocketbook containing
$40 and check for s25 yesterday
while in Trinity Community House.
She left her pocketbook on desk when
she went to the telephone. she told the
police. and on returning for her money
to put it in bank it was gone.
An unidentified white man was dis
covered in an apartment at 3001 p
street yesterday, where he had gained
entrance with 4 duplicate key, and
when discovered he quickly disappeared
without taking anything. He was
about thirty years old. and neatly
dr. essed. He had sallow complexion.
full face and large eyss, anf his wear
ing apparel included . grefn overcoat
and gray cap.
Evening star., 1920-03-06
THE RELIGIOUS WORLD
10 OF 100 QUESTIONS
ON THE LIFE OF MOSES

81 How old the deverance
OF Israel?
g. When Pharaoh stubborn the chit
dren OF Israel little which their God what
miracles did that
ought Pharaoh he would able stand
against Israels God?
So Which OF the plaques brought the Egyptians did not come
the aelte although they lived in the locality?
night
being freed from their long bondage?
How probably
raee had the
condition of the Egyptians that time?
What establish
the eventu night And when Children
would
ST. How long did the children OF Israel Egypt of the
under
IS In leaving Egypt how travelled foot?
and beasts aside for the Lord what
% sc
A. When Moses and his followers left did
them that uhmen a prophecy by Joseph
than 400 before?
by
Evening star., 1920-03-06
Church South. 9th and X streets

Church South. 9th and X streets
northwest
The first nights session will be un-
der the direction of the Washington
District Epworth League, Clark Main
president, presiding. An address OF
Clovis G. ChappeH. pastor Of the
church. There will be departmental
conferences as follows: Presidents.
Clark Main: spiritual work. Miss Edith
P. Nash; world evangelism. Carlos
Dunagan: social service. Miss Lois
Stuntz: recreation and culture. Miss
Mildred Louden: secretaries, Frank B.
Davis and Wilmer T. Bartholomew
treasurers. Clarence c. Mitts: Junior
League, Mrs. Charles X. Hoover. At 3
o'clock an address will be delivered
by DR.. ]. ]. Rives. pastor of Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church South of
Roanoke, Va.
The second nights session will be
under the direction of the Epworth
League Union of Washington City and
Vicinity. Wilbur F. Nash, jr.. presi-
dent. presiding. The departmental
dents. wilbur F. Nash. jr.: vice presi-
dents. Miss Bertha P. Cooke: spiritual
work. Orson n. Eaton: social service.
Miss Edna c. White; recreation and
culture, Miss Ruth V. Anderson: mis-
sions, Raymond Murray; secretaries
shaw: Junior League superintendents.
Miss Lillian o. Earnest: Epworth Fra
agents. Miss Carrie Williams and Her
bert P. Ramsey.
After the departmental conferences
Of the second session. the evening will
be devoted to social or coliese m
door track meet, under the direction
of w. r. Schmucker. Miss Mildred
I,ouden. Miss Ruth V. Anderson and
Herbert p Ramsey.
X y \ 's
NJ. F.. Church SOuth
Miss Bertha P. Cooke wee presi-
dent of the Epworth League Union OF
this district, and Miss Ethel NJ. Earn
shaw will be speakers at the Mount
Rainier .Church service tomorrow.
Mount Vernon Place League will be
addressed tomorrow by Miss Ruth An,
derson, superintendent OF tne tnlro
department. and Miss Lillian NJ. Earn
est. superintendent Of juniors. will
speak before the Mount vernon Place
Juniors at their service.
: The Epworth League at HockVi!le
will be visited tomorrow evening by
Miss Carrie Williams.
S. NJ. Dodge. jr. secretary OF the
Alexandria district. will address the
hesterbrook, Va. chapter tomorrow.
st. Paul Chapter will be addressed
tomorrow evening by DR.. Herbert p.
Ramsey.
Raymond w. MurTay' supelAn
Of the fourth department. will speak
before the Falls Church League to-
Miss Edna White. superintendent of
the second department. is scheduled to
visit Beltsvilie. Md. Chapter tomor-
row.
Wilbur F. Nash. jr. president Of the
Epworth League Union. is to be the
speaker at Calvary tomorrow evening.
Epworth Chapter will n addressed
at its service tomorrow by Mr. orson
N. Eaton. superintendent of the first
department, =
VA: b. Melville. Washington dis
trict secretary. will speak tomorrow
Evening star., 1920-03-06
PASTORS conference
TO BE HELD NEXT WEEK

The state pastors conference for
Maryland and the District of Column
bia will be held Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday at Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Episcopal Church. Balti-
more. under the auspices of the in
terchurch world movement and with
the cooperation OF many Protestant
denominations.
Invitations have been issued to
about 500 ministers of Maryland and
the District and acceptances have al
ready been received from more than
800 while at least 1000 are expected
to attend The sessions will begin at
2 pm Monday and will close Wednes-
day afternoon. with four sessions for
most of the delegates on Tuesday.
Evening star., 1920-03-06
ROOSEVELT CHURCH
WILL BE ORGANIZED
Principles to Be Laid Down When
First Meeting Is Held Here
Tomorrow Morning,

Establishment of new American
church will be accomplished at IL
o'clock tomorrow morning at Ward
man Park Hotel when the Roosevelt
Church will be organized
Gen. Pershing will attend. Leslie
NJ. Shaw. Secretary of the Treasury
under Presidents Mckinley and
Roosevelt, win preside. Representa-
tive Henry T. Rainey of Illinois will
deliver the keynote address.
Principles of the new church will
be laid down at the meeting. The
prime basis Of the church. it is be-
lteved, will he patriotism to country
and loyalty to God. The ballroom of
the hotel is being decorated with pa =
triotic pictures and portraits.
An embryo congregation of per-
sons we'll known in official. business
and social circles is expected to be
present.
Evening star., 1920-03-06
HEARS REV. ]. B. CLARK
Brotherhood of the Call of Bethes-
da Fills Mount Zion.

The Brotherhood of the Call Of
Bethesda Churches filled Mount Zion
Baptist Church. above Alta Vista, to
overf1owing at a special meeting last
Sunday afternoon to hear Rev. John
B. Clark of Washington speak on the
subject of 'On the job DR.. Clark
explained Christs attitude toward
political, social and economic prob
lens Of today.
Announcement was made of a COM
mittee on transportation. W. II. Rice
of Somerset, Nd, chairman. Those
wishing to make arrangements for
transportation to meetings of the
brotherhood should communicate with
Mr.. Rice. several days in advance, at
telephone Cleveland 769-W.
The next meeting will be held at
ST. Johns Episcopal Church. Bradley
lane and Wisconsin avenue, tomorrow
evening at o'clock.
Evening star., 1920-03-06
PASTOR IS INSTALLED.
Rev. c. E. Sybilrud Selected by St.
Olaf CONGREGATION,

Rev. c. L. Sybilrud was recently in
stalled as pastor of St. Olaf Congre-
cation of this city. Rt. Rev. j. Nord-
by, president of the eastern district
of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of
America. officiated. Rev. NJ. Hegge of
Stoughton. Wis, assisted.
Rev. Sybilrud is a graduate of ST.
Olaf College. Northfield. Mimi. and
of the United Church Seminary, st.
Paul. MINI. He comes here from ST.
Paul. Mimi, where for thirteen years
he served as pastor of Trinity
Lutheran Church. He is sent here by
the mission board of the Norwegian
Lutheran Church of America to build
up in this city a representative church
of this body.
porarily in Christ Church. New Jer-
sey avenue and Morgan street north
west. Plans are under way to erect
a suitable church edifice in this city.