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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
1Asr1R At II. PAv1s

Musical services will be rendered 1t
q, paurs Evangelical Lutheran church,
rhirty-etEhth ard Woods street. at each
of the three services 70 he held somor-
,ev A sunrise service win be featured
by n special program OF musical num-
hers At SIX o'clock The German ser
vice will be observed at . o'clock with a
harmon by Row. \. c. Rasche. pastor.
10 he followed by Sunda" school classes.
Tho evening service featuring music
will be at 80 O'Clock.
An organ prelude Christ Is Risen"
BY Mozart. will open Ii" sunrise SER
Ytc. " will be followed u" conzrega-
,,o,.l prayer. a choir anthem and scrip
tural reading. Celebration OF the-Lord' =
supper. prayer and benedtcti"n will he
observed during the service and the
PRAYER and benediction will BE- followed
by the organ occasional Christ. tho
Lord Is Risen To-day" by Frey Ling
hansen.
The Easter service at o'clock viii
include the prelude Easter Joy" BY
A.Aarrod with which II will be opened.
This will be followed by anthem sing
INK BY the vested choir 4 duet VIII
he sung by Miss l.. kalreuth and Miss
Gertrud Freder!cks 10 be followed by a
sermon The Risen Lord"
A, the evening service the can.aea
Immortality" by Suits VI! ne sung by
th.-shoar, This y3H ee- featured IN
three pdrts including The Pfophacies
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EASTER MASSES
WILL Be SAID
nAso2ArE OBSERVANCE SUNDAY
IN TIE CATHOLIC CHURCHES
Approprlats Music Programs Prepared
BY Several Choirs

The Catholic churches of tho wheel
ing district will celebrate Faster sun
day according To the usual custom h'Eh
masses to be Observed Rt lo:3u IN al
the churches with the exception ~ IN"
Church OF the Immaculate Conception n
South Wheeling and tho Church or inc
Sacred Heart on North Main street
Easter music will be celebrated with
masses sung appropriate to the occa-
sion.
At st. Joscph's cathedral tho late
mass will be. celebrated by the Rev.
Father Thomas J. Gallagher. assisted
by Father Edward Brown as deacon and
Father owen Lennon MS sub deacon
The sermon will be preached by Rev.
20. H. Moye Excerpts from the mass
by Marno will be sung, interspcrsed
with music selected from Gregorian
masses The choir. directed by Miss
MARGARET McMahon, will be assisted by
q full orchestra directed by John Evans.
Vespers will be sung al the usual hour
in the evening. 7:30 o'clock.
At the ST. Abphonsus church. masses
will be celebrated at :. and 1890
o'clock. the usual hours. with special
music under the direction OF Professor
Schiller.
At 81. M.chaers church. Edgtngton
Lane, Rev Father II. SELLER will cele-
hrate the late mass. which will be OBJ
served at 1o:3n. according TO the usual
hour. Early masses will be said At !
and o'clock Rev. Ernest rfeEer say
ing the first mass. There will be no
evening service.
High mass will be said by Rev. VIM.
Hall. pastor OF the Church OF the I'm
maculate Conception In South Wheel
ing. at 7 o'clock. \ low mass will be
said at 1850 o'clock. followed by hcnc-
dfction. Weigands mass will be sung
by tho choir. directed by Charles Matt
ner.
At the Sacred Heart church in North
Wheeling Rev. Edward Rossman vii!
celeb the high mass at $50 O'Clock
Foe !ss mass Will be sung. There
will be vcspers In the evening.
The OF the resurrection will be sung
In all the churches this morning AZ !
o'clock. Masses will! be preceded by tho
blessing Of the baptismal water and tho
holy candle8
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An elaborate program has been pre-
paYai fer The Easter services In tho
Vince Memorial church. At the morn
fAx service Dr.. J. II. Potter viii speak
= On The Power Of His Res9r1scuon-
~Fns quartet choir viii render the Easter
eantata- Lord OF Lords" BY Graham.
As follows:
TT Was tho Third Hour- ..... Quartet
rrathsr Into Thy Hands" Tenor solo
Nov upon tho First Day. .......T Trio
= They Have Taken Away tho Lord.
, soprano solo
Be Not Anrishted". .... Bass solo
) .Hail the Day That Sees Him Rise
{ quartet
And They Departed ouickly'.......
., ............... Soprano soio
Jesus, Ny Savior. Look on Ne" Quartet
BE Not Afraid .......... Alto 500
We weald See Jesus" ....... Quartet
The Eternal Gates" 80. Soprano solo
-Orer tho Hills Of Fair Judea". Chorus
Lift Cp, Lift Up Your Voices Now Trio
christ. the Lord. Is Risen Today.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .QuAItet
The quartet Will b assisted In this
eantata by Miss Mary Norton. Elsa
GundlInK-Dusa, soprano; Mrs Edward
Handy. contralto: Mr.. D. J. waterman.
tenor, and Mr.. walter Schane. bass, are
members Of tho quartet, and Helen
Virtue Hadssll Is organist.
program for tho evening Will con-
Hst Of anthems And solos as Follows:
AntAem-.~rhe End Of the sabbath.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SPEAKS
rsaor soio-'Opsn the Gates OF tho
Temple .-.........-..' t'.'. khapp
contralto solo--H1il Glorious Day
l....... '.'..''' S1oIlen
scprano solo-sAlleluiia".. Tompkins
Baritone solo-"Chr!st Is Risen" Scott
Arth.n--Avafe Thou That Sieepest'
At the organ recital. given by Helen
virtue Hadseil, at 7:lS o'clock. the FOL
lowing selections will - played.
echoes Of Spring. Friml
Easter Alleluia". ......... Otenwaider
"Solnc0 Il eAoo
AT this service the pastor will deliver
a short tnspira tional address-vtth an
Easter message.
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1DawooD II. 4. CHDHcH.

Following 10 the Faster program Of
EdEwood VI. F.. Sunday school, 10 be
given Sunday at $50 a. m:
Song by School: Sunshine In the Soul
InYicatlon. e.. Supt. Mr.. r. e. Burkham
primary Department.
Song: Very Little Ones.
Recitation. Betty Lee MontGomery
Exercise: Little Buds.
Recitation: The Ficthr King. sam Meter
Exercise: We Greet You
Recitation: Speak 10 Our Hearts. .....
................R Ray Herbcr,
Song: In a Garden. Don Montgomery
Exercise: Faster nay.
Exercise: Awakening NJ the Flower
Song: Ia stcr-iime is Here.
miss Rose Lln:ons TlaSs.)
Recitation ...............L utitia Daley
Martha Knoke. Sam Wood Hazel
CUNNINGHAM. Hazel NICkrrson.
Junior Dcpartmcnp
An Faster Pageant
Garden OF Lilies. ............,......
Ruth Reck. Elenor Fink. Ruth HiEes.
Dorothy Wild. Mary l.. Herbert.
Mary J. Mckclvy. Garnet O'tiraIy.
hlverda Rider l.cathel NiCkcrson.
Sara Young Elma knokc. Virginia
Crisuen
Student .......... Ralph r. Griffith
Sadness and FHith.... Hazel Win"Shcrg
Gloom and Hope ...... Virginia Ransom
Recitation: CALGARY and Easter Day.
........... Ruth Beck
Duet. Jesus the Friend 81 the Children
Mnrv Julia McKclvy. Ruth HiCEs
Sons Junior Dept ON Faster Pay.
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VANCE SUNDAY SCHOOL
ENJOYS GREAT GROWTH
NSwfy Elected ofncerS Have Taken
ChAxVS Of tho Institution

Tho Sunday school OF rho Vance
Memorial Presbyterian church has had
remarkable growth during the last
year. having Increased from $50 10 49,.
In addition 10 this enrolment thcro Is
a homo department Of 70. or which Mss
Eupha Hutchinson is superintendent
and a cradle roll OF - with Mrs
Carroll Reed the superintendent. The
Sunday school has so outcrown tho new
modern Sunday school building, erected
is years ago, that six large classes
meet for recitation in tho church build
Ing. One OF the interesting features OF
the work IL the Kindergarten class OF
over An little ones under five years o.
age under the leadership of Miss
Georgia Hess. Last year TIA" school
cavc 35S5 10 missions and s1hS2 to
sclr-support. Resides this the mems
Eib'e class. with an enrolment of @"n.
support missionary in The mountains
of Kentucky.
Tho following officers were elected
recently. Superintendent, W. q. Nc
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rArnLr HAlH1

The following Easter service will be
carried out at ST. Marks Lutheran
church at Elm Grove:
/. OrEan Prelude violin and cello ac-
comparatively.
:. OpentnE Hymn No. -.
). Introit-~Keep Silence" by Choir
4. Tho Collect.
5. Scripture Lessons.
6. The Creed.
7. Anthem-'-Thanks Be unto COD
IVY ~h"iA
3. Hymn No IS.
.. Sermon-''The Meaning Of Faster"
10. Anthem-'The Resurr ection".
.................. by Choir
II. Hymn No. 241
10. Easter Offering.
Is. Confessional Service and Commun-
lon.
II. Hymn No. Ell.
IS Benediction.
Sunday sch DOL Easter service. 7:tS r. m.
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EASTER OBSERVANCE TOMORROW
IN CHURCHES To Be IMPRESSIVE

The Resurrection" ard Life rore'or
more" Solotsts will be Mrs H. "ooa'L-
SEX. Miss l.. kalkrcuth. Frco Sc'e4
And Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Conner
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1ss- A. roU1rK srRIEr

rastsr suDasy viii be ftttnsiy o.
ssrvsd q TIA NEth Street Me'noa''
church fa11-lS dApline street. Az
IT, Rpvun league Sunrise serv-
- YIN b conducted BY Mrs. z: -;
NJ. A oor,ttal Invitation Is eatenaea
- N d sttsad this service. The sun
~ 1Sool wm meat at $3.50 a m. =, -.
- Bahse cA0 II s:+s n m, AZ
1o:II q M. public worship vii 80 Ioo-
1..s,i b. 40 pastor. Clarcr' tugens
Am, We vtn prs.ch rscsA r.
noa - the subject ~" New 10 y"
CD. Tho ehsir will render appr"-
~. rnasso Members are TO DE 70
@vOd into tho church At the People :,
aeryic- 7.Sn r. M the chorus ouAslo'
md soio4sts under the direction OF Or"
ham Narah. orxanist- render inc
ncred eantata Christ the Victor oy
Dudley Buck Tho soloists are Us
I.ooiss Fraxier Byrum. soprano: MIS-
ceorre W. Shelter. oontralto; w. HOW
ard Nssh4tt. tenor: William :: Lsscn H.
bnsso. they Will DO assisted ey
ohorus Of forty voices This IS 4 oe"u-
tiful cantatA Everybody welcome
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xAsrra ny1o. At HAYWOOD

The Easier Tide will Be celebrated At
.TrinRy Evangelical Lutheran Cnnrcn'
Eirkwcod. with special services by the
Sunday school on Easter night At 1:SO
o'clock. -,
The prorram Tho Easter Light" Will
be sung. With recttAtions and exercises
By tho children and classes Of the sun
day school, assisted by a vested choir
. ana sunday school orchestra which Will
play q ten minute prelude beginning at
T:3J o'clock.
All visitors and those having no
church home are most cordially well
como TO come and worship with Us.
The prcxram for The Easter Light
follows:
.Prelude-Sunday school orchestra
. rRroeessional-"The Easter Light.
Opening service:
The rirgicle.
Responsive Reading.
Gloria patri.
Prayer-By tho Pastor.
sonE-Bsautitul Morning Of Linz -
L.3ht"
Z. the Easter Story" In Exercise And
sonr-By the Primary Department
,Sonr-"Cone Ye to His Garden.
-"SprtnGtime Is Coming
henrietta Woods. Boris Heir, DosOcV
Heir. George 1dahl.
Reeitation-"The LilHs"-Julta HeA
Class SonE-"Shine, Q Easter Liz"
Miss Pauline Ofterdineer's cfass.
Recitation--Evermore the Sams@
Vera He'll.
Observation-Disclosures o.
drrk.
sonS-'chr,se Hres To-Day
Class E1eretse--Liv!nE SonEs."-A
bert RAIDER. Biny Clipp. Arthur HeR.
Class sonE-'He Lives"-Aiss Chris-
tine OfterdiarSr's class,
Class Ersretse-Nrs. Emma Asnl-
mans class.
Class song--Thsre's \ Glo<y-Aise
Rhea schuh's class.
Class Exercise,
- Class Song-Aisa Carrie Bruny'
Teacher.
sonE-"Tsll Ye Of q ConoueRtnI one
Remarkably the Pastor.
OHsring-Lenten Self Dcnial-for tho
FOREIGN Mission Work Of the United
Lutheran Church IN America
Anthem-'-The Golden Hope"-Choir.
Announcements.
The Lords Prayer.
The bsnedtctlon.
Observation-Disclosures Forth IN Glory.
POstia6e-Sunday School Orchestra
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=. Eas,er services IN the churches OF
Wneeling viii be marked by strong anu
stirring sermons BY members OF inc
clerEy. Enceilent music or iaterestAnS
eharas,e, has been selected by choir
directors to % presented At both morn
inr and evening serriecs- Music 0.
b.auty and Aspiration has been selected
RON among the chosen works OF the Ola
,HsfsYa ard modern composers. Ia
soz,,e OF the churches cantatas Will Do
fAatured and In all the Easter service
mi parsAke OF the beauty and inspira-
tional nature symbolic OF the season.
Several sunday schools have prepared
elaborate Easter programs. Decorations
in ,keepinr With the season viii be seen
Kin many places OF Worship.
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cArrArA AT SECOND o. P.

n
To,,rroN evening "A, $50 o'clock IT
the Second United Presbyterian church
the quartet choir will sing the ocautt-
fu, and sacred Faster canGta' Ger
Death Triumphant" This ia peau''-
ful gospel mcssge In song ana tnere
will b. many no doubt. who Will oeS'1e
10 hear II. 4 cordial invitation Is cA-
t.,d.d 10 strangcrs and all who nave
no regular church home. The program
follows: o,-
Psalm, eongrcsation-"christ Our
Priest-King." r,,,
Man once to Die.
Quartet ". ,iv,
a. III &. Man Die Shall He Live
Again" - ,,o
10 IT Am the Resurrection and inc
Life" ,.,.ud
from the Dead"
ouartct-"Tcnderly His Sacred BODY
in the Tomb Is Laid Away. y.
Sonrano solor"O Death. Where Is
Thy Sting
Sontralto solo--"Au Hail.
Easa .olo-"Ard II Came 10 lasS aS
They Journeyed." w u.,.,
Tenor and bass duct Ao'oe VIZ"
R.cttative--An Power Unto Me Is
Given
psalm. eonsreEasion-rhe Triumph
ant CHRIST" 49,,
.ouartst-~Unto Him o'er Death Tn
umphAnt- H-s
" q 0eDAsr. Soprano; Mrs. J. L. IS
ceelty, oouHeAlto, Thomas fycoU,
tanor, Ssav5A BoWman, bass ana MISS
49, Exxft. WgAnist
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~.- AZ 81. sFEY"S

IN couroon With tho other cnurcheS
~ She city, the st. stephens Retor,neu
es,rch h.s arranged for special services
tomorrow, The day will begin win
sunrise service at $50 a. m. AZ Ao'oo
n. m. 4 Gerna n English communion ser
vic. will Be held and at 1880 p. IN. tne
choir will render a new Easter caheSI "a
entitled NY Redeemer Lives oy IRA
B. Wilson. The moro detailed PARTS %
the santata are as follows:
opening Cnorus-'Sight MY ~
Dark ...,...........'' $780, S.''''
sonrnno solo-'Behold the Lamb or
Cod Miss ElvA Fuhr man
cAoru-.It Be Lifted Up. Choir
Cnorus-"Joy Cometh with the Morn
inr- ...... Female Voices
contralto Solo-~very Early in the
Morning" Miss Hilda Borchert
Chorus-''Behold. There Was Great
Earthquake" ..............r .' 'no''
Sonrano Solo-'T'ear Not Ye"......
Miss Margaret Radcliffe
Chorus-'Ee Is Risen. Male Voices
SOPRANO OoliEato-"Where Grave. Is
Thy victory. ...............
Soprano eolo-'7 Know that Ny Re-
dsener Lives Mrs. l.. Hickman
Chorus-Christ the Lord Is Risen
Choir
RASS SOIo--lJH. | am WIN lou ~
WV" Mr.. Albert Fischer
Final Chorus "Alleluia" ...... Choir
PSrrcnns1 Of choir
Mira Ro6t Fischer Miss MarTareee
Mrs. Chss Meyer Radcliffe
Mrs. Louis H, cku,an Miss Irma Seel
Mrs Andrew Cooper Mr.. Chester Franz
Miss Marie Seel Mr.. Jacob Beiswen-
Miss Martha Fischer ger
Mis-. F,lya Thurman Mr. Dalbey Gersttng
Ms.s Mildred Kline Mr.. Nile Shaw
Miss Hilda Borchcrt Mr.. Albert Fischer
Mr. Elmer Miller Mr.. Hazlett Radcliffe
Miss Mildred Hackman, organtst
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CNrlland: ass 7tant supcrin.cndcnts.
I'haS. L.. NCml'c and +. w. :. Men,
superintendent - classes. Miss Ann
lIuScmcn: : supcrintCnd"nlS Of depart
mems. PRIMARY, Mrs. ''has. r. FRANKIE.
junior. MIS- MlEda,cna Mitchell: Inter
mediate. ". l.. Perrin: sonior. y. W.
IauIl. >crrriary l.. H. Kinchcloe; treas
urcr. Geo. W. Clarke: assistant treas
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CHOIR GIVES GIFT
TO MRS. WILLIAMS

Last evening after the rehearsal OF
the the Baptist Temple choir. Mrs. Flora
Williams directrcss. was presented by
Mrs George f.. l.nckhart. IN behalf OF
the choir. with II beautiful SILK umbrella
as a token 81 appreciation and esteem
FOR Mrs williams excellent work in
directing the choir for the Past year.
Aftcr the presentation. IN 'nS"mral So
cil hour WAS INDUCED in md ice cream
and CAKE Als cory ed.
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DR., LOCkHART WILL
FILL PULPIT SUNDAY

Rev. George e. Lockhart. pastor NJ
the Baptist Temple, will return In his
pulpit Sunday. after a continued Illness
Of the past three months and a half.
A splendid Easter cantata. death and
Life" win be presented at tho morning
services by the full vested choir. under
the direction OF Mrs. Flora WILLIAMS.
The primary and junior divisions Of tho
Sunday school will give a special pro-
gram Of Easter songs and reCitations
during the Sunday school. which starts
at a:t5 o'clock. The cantata will begin
at 1o:46 o'clock in tho auditorium Of tho
=. N. c. A. The public Is cordially in
vitcd TO attend these services.
Special radio services will be held at
100 o'clock In the evening.
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Ar {" HoH1 cKu1oX

Tho Stone Presbyterian church At
Elm Grove will begin the day on Sab
bath. April 18Th, with an EastsrS Sun
,ius Service A. o'clock. At eleven
r. a. Suits cantata. 'Immortality"
viii be given by tho choir.
The YOUNG Peoples Society which
meets at $50 p. m. With Mr.. Samuel
Kittls as leader Is also arranging for
q special Esster program
A. the regular evening service At
7:3o. the chorus choir under the direc-
ton OF Prot p. z. King Will render
speeial music and the subject OF Mr..
Levellyn's sermon viii be The Empty
Tomb"
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urrrs. Jamos C. Potter and Kenneth
rrafi, librarians. Russell West and
frank Saylor: pianist. Miss Olive Par
kins; leader OF orchestra DR.. G. i.
Davis. Once a month the officers and
teachers. numbering about fifty. meet
around The supper table for conference
on Sunday school problems and acti-
witty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14
JURY IN SIGHT
IN NINE TRIAL
6 Farmers. 6 Miners May
Decide Herrin Case

MARION. III. Nov. william
son county IL willing 90 pass tnde
fnsnt on the five union men indicted
during tho Herrin massacre. A jury
was In sight M tho fourth day fos
the trial opensd today.
Three farmers were tentatively 40
e~pted by both sides Prospects wers
that a Jury composed Of about sir
farmers and str former miners would
b finally obtained. altho the state
wss bent on obtaining an ailfarmsr
jury at the opening % the trial
-Four days Of examination OF ven.
ircusn. however. has convinced the
prosecutors that IL win be impossible
to obtain " farmers who have IN no
way been connected with mining.
Tho majority Of tho farmers are
union members and work In the
mines during tho dun season.
The state has u~~d nix OF i,s per.
ernptory challenges while tho miners
have used only one. tn. defense "
accepting both farmers and miners
alike.
The prospective Jurors are closely
guarded and both sides make ex.
haustlvc inquiries into their past life
before finally agreeing to allow them
TO 40 into the panel.
The three farmers for the first
panel. wearing rough wooden shirts.
their best sunday suits and heavy
shoes. rtomped into the bare court.
room smiling. Two deputies were
constantly at their sides.
A large group OF union friends Of
the five prisoners were in court to.
day They had laid Off work to at.
tend the days session. The accused
men and their friends spent most Of
the time discussing the prospective
Jurors.
There viii be no great crowd Of
spectators until the opening state.
ments are made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14
VA. White
Ready to
Face Trial

EMPoRfA. Kag. Nov. a. VII.
liam Allen White. Exponent Of law
and order. win 20 y trial here a
week from today on y charge Of dis
obeying his brain chyG. the Kansas
Industrial court. he de&ciared today.
Governor Allen. who personally
ordered the arrest OF White. his po-
iisicai pal for poxtinst sympathy
placard In the receFtt shopmen's
strike. ''is too good }port TO quit
this case now the author Of Henry
and Me declared fodayl
II don't mind arrest" the En-
poria sage declared. IN don't mind
conviction. I don't mind even going
10 Jail TO prove 10 the people Of Kan
sas what kind Of a la~ they are
carrying on their books. but would
not like 20 rest for life iunder the
suspicion Of taking up case that
means nothing and gets no%here Just
for a little notoriety."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14
JAP VET CASE
UP IN COURT

BAN FRANCISCO. Nov. lin.
2ortant litigation involving the citi.
zenahip Of Japanese who served In
the American army during the war
may be affected by the decision OF
tn. supreme court holding that Japa.
nese cannot become American .citi
gems. attorneys here believed today.
The point In being tested In the
suit OF ichiao Sato against Harry
Hall. county clerk OF Sacramento.
and was scheduled TO come before
the state supreme court today. but
was continued pending receipt OF the
supreme court decision rendered yes.
terday.
sato served with the sist division
In France during the war and was
granted citizenship papers under the
act OF congress providing for auto
matte naturalization Of all aliens
serving under the American coiors
on Sato's return TO Sacramento he
sough; TO be registered as voter
County Clerk Hall. Of Sacramento.
refused him registration and suit was
brought 90 settle the point and test
the right ~ japanese soldiers In the
American army 10 citizenship.
In the Sacramento superior court
and the state appellate courts the de
cisions have been against Sato.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14
CLOtheSPins
Beat Glasses
Healer Says

This Is wear your clothes pin
msek~ In Seattle
n you see large number Of Sc
Isffiites on the streets with clothes
rms attached 10 their index fingers.
and haven't been Ito tho Moore the
alter this week you'd viii probably sus-
pect that new form OF insanity has
become an ~pidsu3c. but not so--it
Is merely Zonery. fhe new cure ALL
Of ancien, origin. thought TO light ny
Thompson. the Egyptian. who heads
the Orpheun circtnit bill this week.
Nerve pressuret rightly brought
about. the ExyptiS|n says. cause
seeming miracles f13y zone therapy
- nerve pressure Thompson. the
miracle man. telis how 20 cure al
ailments and eiimiS Afe pain
Rub your finger Rils together and
xrow . new head q hair. put clothes
rims on your index Fingers. and throw
away your KInsaesX They are some
of the sure cures advocated by ~thr
healer
Thompson seere to have little
trouble IN convinced audiences. thar
fsIl~d the theatsr u canacisy at each
performances sunda and Monday
that his practices al logical
In other cities q the Orpheum
chain. Thompson car ped great s~nsa-
tons. N In said shD he has nnade
the blind see and n deaf hear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14
Poncin Funeral to
Be Held Thursday

Funeral services VIII be held at the
Bonney. Watson ruortuary Mt
o'clock Thursday afternoon for Gam.
ma Poncin. president OF the Yesler
Estate. Inc. who died in San Fran
cisco Saturday.
Mr. Poncin had been actively iden.
titled with the upbuilding OF Seattle
and the Pacific Northwest ever since
he came West half a century ago.
Born In Minnesota i'm 1853. he moved
TO Seattle at the age OF 10. He was
first associated with Schwabacher
Bros, but later was one OF the or.
ganizerH OF Boyd. Poncin a Young.
haberdashers. In 1898 he established
the Yesler Estate. Inc. which man.
aged properties that had belonged to
Henry l.. Ycsler. one of the city's
founders,
Mr.. Poncin had a country home
near Olympia which IL regarded as
one OF the show places Of the state.
He ia survived by his widow. Mrs.
Birdie l.. Poncin. a son. Claude NJ.
Poncin. brother. Alpha poncln. two
nephews. George A. and Frank A.
Poncin. and a niece, Birdie M. Woods.