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Evening journal., 1922-03-27
Uncle Harry Talks About
India and British Empire

do you remember telling us
sometime ago, about a man named
Gandhi, who was leading the non
cooperation movement against the
British Empire in India2" asked
Jimmy. Il have noticed that there
has been a great deal OF news about
India in the paper lately. and there
are number OF things that l don't
understand"
india is a big and complicated
subject" said Uncle Harry Il too.
have been interested in the news
about the arrest OF Gandhi. the
resignation OF several British off,
cials in India. and like everyone who
Is giving any thought to this ques-
ton, am wondering what the out
come OF the trouble IN India will be
What do the Indian people
want?" asked Helen.
The Nationalist Movement I'm India.
THE nearest approach TO a defin-
ite program. which SENS to sum up
the desires of the Indian people. is
found in what he called the National
list Movement. and Gandhi, a native
Indian and a lawyer by profession.
who was educated in England. is at
the head of this movement Gandhi
and his followers want India made
entirely Independent of the British
Empire. While these followers num-
Der several millions, they cannot be
said to represent anything like the
entire population OF India, which
totals about 100000. 900, or about
three times as large a population as
we have here in the United States
india, one of the largest coun-
tries in the world, Is a British Col
ony, and the chief governing official
is known as the vlceroy and is ap-
pointed by the British Government
The Viceroy OF India has a big staff
OF English officials, who administer
the general affairs OF India. But al
the same time. the country has a
large amount of government
Millions OF natives of India are hit
crate. In many parts OF the coun.
try the people are very primitive
on the oeher hand. many OF the
Evening journal., 1922-03-27

MOST DRUNKEN
Bishop Hamilton Says Wo-
men There Are Snare
For Young Men
"DIVORCE COURTS
DOMESTIC BROTHELS"

Preaching in St. Pauls NJ E.
Church last evening, Bishop John W.
Hamilton, chancellor OF the Ameri-
can University at Washington, d. c.,
declared that the history of women
has been either a tragedy or a com
edy. He denounced the divorce courts
as domestic brothels" not much
worse an evil than those places to
which persons rush to have mar
riages hastily performed.
Bishop Hamilton described England
today as "the most drunken nation on
the face Of the earth" and a place
where women use all tteir blan-
dishments to drag young men into a
drunkard's grave"
Bishop Hamilton then portrayed
the part the church has taken in
bringing about the emancipation
Of woman" 1T has only been fifty
years he said. since women be-
gan to get their rights in America"
His remarks that NOW tkat women
have got the vote they have made
gentlemen out of a lot Of strange
xmas OF men, DTouEnl loTln duu-
ible murmurs of approval from the
audience.
The Bishop then touched upon
economic questions, when he declar-
ed that much OF the discomfort and
labor upheaval ls due to the fact
that the man who does practically
nothing gets 100000 a day, while
the man who works gets a few dol
lars a day, and probably has sew
eral children to support. His cure
for economic Ills was the application
OF the golden rule" and the ser
mon on the mount"
Until we can realize that man
is the brother OF woman. without dis
tlnction as TO color or race-not until
then will we get to be either gentle
men or Christians" he asserted. THE
trouble" he added. lis that a lot
OF people are playing hypocrites with
| the sermon on the mount A lot
OF people stay out OF church TO en-
Joy themselves; lot OF people en-
/ JOY making money and cannot go 20
/ church once week. so pay then
way by proxy"
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
AFTER MORE MONEY
FOR CANAL PROJECT
special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal
WASHINGTON. March 27.-when
the rivers and harbors bill is
brought up in the House it was said
today there would probably be a
fight to increase the lump sum as
recommended by the committee.
rom $27OOOOOO to s42,9O0,0OO in
which case there would be an in
crease in the amount for the i'm
provement OF the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal and other river and
harbor improvements in Delaware.
on the item Of the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal. in the reports
Of TIE hearings. are the following:
Representative Layton. of Della
ware asked General Taylor "how
much money had been actually ap-
propriated for this purpose
The total appropriations to date
are 100000. of which S2,514,-
2S97O was paid as the purchase
price OF the old waterway. leaving
about S42O.OOO for improvement
work" said General Taylor.
/ Representative Layton: What Is
going on now?'
I'VE have bought the canal, leav-
ing 100000 for Improvement work
At the present time we have started
enlarging the prism OF the canal In
the summit level. We have n con.
tract now for the excavation OF whai
will be a new canal" said Genera
Taylor.
The canal Is very narrow and We
are to widen and deepen IT, and oul
first operation was to let a contrac
for the full amount of money W.
had over tke purchase cost for th'
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
VIsTTOR AT ST. ANDREW,s.

At services In ST. Andrew p r.
Church yesterday morning, the Rev.
James Epringham, d. D., national
superintendent of the Church Tenn
perance Society, was the preacher.
other services yesterday we're Holy
Communion at s o'clock, Bible class
and church school at 9.45 o'clock
evening prayer and sermon at 7.45
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27

enlargement OF the canal prism at
the highest point, the point Of the
deepest cut"
Senator T. Coleman DUPONT will
take keen interst in the rivers and
harbors bill when IL reaches the
Commerce Committee Of the Senate.
of which he is a member.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27

FATHER TUCKER WITH LIONS
The Rev. F. J. Tucker OF the
Salesianum, will address the lunch
con of the Lions Club at the Hotel
DUPONT at noon tomorrow on "Mu-
tual Intelligence"
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
MRS. CATHERINE
ODONNEIL DEAD.

With requiem mass in st. Paurs
r. c. Church at 9 o'clock, the funeral
services of Mrs. Catherine o'Donnell.
who died at her home. 11Os West
Fourth street. on Friday, will be
held tomorrow morning. Interment
will be in Cathedral cemetery.
Mrs. O'Donnell was sS years Of
age. She and her husband, the late
William O'Donnell, came to this
country from Ireland as bride and
groom. She is survived by three
sons, Thomas. William and James
O'Donnell. and one daughter, Mrs.
Anna Petticrew.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
MRS. II. E. B. DODsON DEAD.

From an Illness aggravated by her
advancing years, Mrs. Hannah e. B.
Dodson, widow of Richard H. Dod-
son, died at the home OF her son-in-
law, Archibald Crozier, 1914 North
Van Buren street, yesterday, at the
age OF siXty-two years. The funeral
will be held from the home OF her
son-in-law Wednesday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
RETREAT FOR
CATHOLIC WOMEN.

At the retreat for Catholic women
in ST. Peters Cathedral last night
the Rev. John W. Mettimore, s. J.
OF Fordham University delivered the
sermon. He will preach throughout
the week. Morning masses will be
said at s. and o'clock. The ser
vices last night consisted OF the reci-
tation of the rosary. sermon and
benediction.
The retreats are open TO all wo-
men of the diocese and are under
the auspices OF the Catholic Daugh-
ters OF America. The members OF
this organization will receive Holy
Communion i'm a body next Sunday
morning. April 2.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
ICED FOUNTAIN FOR PUBLIC

The Wilmington Fountain Society
will remove the old drinking foun-
tain in front Of old City Hall, Sixth
and Market streets. II will be re-
placed by a new fountain which will
supply iced drinking water for per-
sons but will not be serviceable for
horses as is the case with the pres
ent one With ever-increasing num-
bers of automobiles on the street. it
is but rare that horses drink at the
old fountain.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27

Henderson. Rev. Keboch and Rev.
Rines.
Yesterday morning in Grace
Church Bishop Henderson preached
to the boys on How Christ Met
Life's Problems" At IL o'clock
the boys marched in a body to Zion
Church and listened to another ser
mon by Bishop Mcdowell.
Evening journal., 1922-03-27
Ireasnrer's Renort.

Conference Treasurer Hills pre-
sented his annual report, Of which
l the following is an abstract;
] BenevOlences Ordered by General
/ Conference.
Centenary and apportioned benev-
I olence-Dover district, S24. .446'
Middletown. S24.9s4; Salisbury SEQ.
SIS; Wilmington, S46,571; total
I S122.612.
Chlldren's Day Fund for the Boar,
Of Education-Dover district. t3O9
Middletown. s37O; Salisbury. s62s
Wilmington. s32s; total. s1.635.
Woman's Foreign Missionary So
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NEW LAMP BURNS
 94b AIR

simple, clean safe. Burns s4so ain and ses common kerosene tcoal oil).
 The inventor, z. G. Johnson, g N. Fifth St., Portland, Ore. is offering to send a lamp on 10 days FREE triAl. or even to give one FREE to the first user in each locality who will help him introduce 1t. Write hin to-day for fnI narticuiars. Ai- @ ask him to expIaih how you can gss the agency. and without exper- is1ee or money make Se5o to $500 per month.
 mGnt and 35 leading universities and found to be superior to 10 ordinary oil lamp. It burns with odar smoke or noise-no pumping up. is
 A new oil lamp that gives an amazingly brilliant soft. white light. even better than gas or electricity. has been tested by the U. 8. Govern
 BEATS ELECTRIC OR GAS
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ACQUITTED BY JURY FOR
 SHOOTING FA1THLESS WIFE

Seattle, May 1S-John C.. Alonge, former A. E. F. Captain, charged with an attempt to shoot his wife which resulted in wounding police man and the woman. was acquitted in forty minutes after the jury retir- cd. The jury consisted of ten women and two men.
 Alonge, who followed hls wife kere from New York. offered the de- f e.nse that he was shell shocked, all so that his wife had spent eleven thousand dollars of his money and then deserted him.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
NrOTORSHIP OZMO GOES ON
 ROCKS CAPE BI.ANCO

Seattle. May 1S-The Northern Commercial Company's motorship Ozmo. bound from San Francisco to Seattle. to begin voyage to the Kuskokwim river, struct reef oh Cape Blanco on the southeastern coast of Oregon during the night. The crew of twenty took to the life boats. ...-a
 The vessel was floated of the reef but is leaking badly and is in a sinking condition. According to radio messages the steamer Villa mette is hastening to pick up the crew. -s.t
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WILL CONSIDER SINCERE
 CONSTRUCTIVE PLAN RUSSIA

Washington, May 1s-President Harding stated that the door. had not been closed and would not be closed to any sincere .copstruetive plan to rehabilitate Europe. ,
 It is the belief of the administra- tion that no, successful conference can be held without eleminating most impossible for European ma tions to come together to such basis.
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DESTROY BUILDING DEFIANCE
 TO POLICE CRUSADE

Chicago. III. May ls-Police have been trying to check the outbreak of labor warfare which has terror i2ed the city of Chicago for the past two months. but with little sue cess.
 Expressing their open defiance to efforts of the police incemdiarfes yesterday were responsible for a spectacular fire which partially de- stroyed another apartment building under construction in the heart Of Chicagos wealthy residence district. This fire is the seventh in a list of apartments destroyed.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
DEATH THREATS SENT
 ss TO CHICAGO POLICE

Chicago. May 1s-Death threats have been sent to police 0ffcials, ac- cording to announcements made yes terday. The three labor leaders now in custody. will have to stay in jail and steps will be taken to place armed guards about every building under construction in Chi cago. This the police find neces- sary in their war against labor out iawry
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
PINCHOT TAKES LEAD IN. 7, -ss
 sasF.NNNsYLINANIA. PRIMARIES

Philadelphia May 1SAAsLate last night returns give Clifford Pinchot the lead in the gubernatorial anomi- nations fight. Returns from 1OSZ out of 1884 districts gave @Pinchot q lead of z27 over Alter. -f F 7
 Senator Pepper. republican candi- date for the unexpired term of Pen- rose. won the nomination over Con- gressman w. J. Burke.
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RUSSIA AGREES TO
 CONFEF AT THE HAGUE

Genoa, Nly 1s-- Russia yesser- day returned T favorable sreply to the Allied proposal for a conference at the Hague next month.
 Tchitchefin formally announced another note to United States urg- ing American participation jn Euro pean discussion of Russian affairs. This note was prepared by heads of the Genoa Conference yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
KC KLCX KHAN INITIATES
 LARGE CLASS SEATTLE

Seattle, May 1S--A class of 268 candidates was initiated into the mysteries of the Ku Klux KIan by F. M. McFarlin, representative of the national organization The official stated that this Glass in cluded business and professional men of Seattle" and "it is the first of series of classes we expect to name in Seattle.
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THURSDAY
 (TELEcRApHic)
NEW HEAD OF PURDUE
 UNIVERSITY NAMED

Lafayette, Ind. May 1s-Bdward Charles Elliott. Chancellor of the University of Montana. has been selected by the board of regente as president of Purdue Univefsity.
 Dr. Stone. former President of the University. lost Ais life . year ago when he fell into . crevasss in an Alaskan glacier, Dr. Stone and Mrs. Stone were on pleasure trip into Alasta when the unfortunate man lost hts life.
 Purdue university is one of the foremost technical universities tn the United States and was named after John Purdue of Lafayette. In- diana.
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AMBASSADOR GIVES PERTINENT
 ADVICE TO NATIONS

Washington. May 1s-According to statement made by Otto Weide- felt, first ambassador from the Ger man Republic, the nations of the world must change their policy and attitude toward Russia if interna- t:onal normalcy is to be attained
 Weidefelt reiterates that allied failure to aid Russia is barring the gateway to international normalcy.
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FRIDAY
 tTslEoaAeHIe,
WILL DEFER TO WISHES OF
 HOUSE OF COMMONS

London, May ls-According to an announcement made by Cham berlain, government leader. the British Cabinet will defer to wishes of the House of Commons and ap- point a committee of inquiry. 1n- yestigation will be made into the educational program presented by the government, said program hav- ing been passed by very small majority.
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PLACES RESPONSIBILITY ON
 SHOULDERS OF DAU0HmTY

2. Washingtoo. May ls-Represen- tattve Woodruff. republican mem Der of the House rom Michigan. is making . strong fight for consrss- sional investigation into the alleged lazity in prosseation of war srafters.
 Woodruff charged yesterday that Attorney Ceenral Daugherty has put himself In position where hs can prosecute his enemies and shield his friends. if he scares to do co.
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SEIZES STEERING WHEEL PLUNGEs INTO LAKE

Seattle, May 19-SMrs. Genevieve Marcum. wife of Chas A. Marcum a Seattle merchant, was drowned and Mrs. Agnes Pound, his sister, escaped when an automobile plunE- ed thru the bridge railing into Lake Union. The party was riding in a machine Of George Carlson, fiance of Mrs. Pound. with the latter driv- ing. Mrs. Marcum became excited
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HUNDRED TO ONE SHOT.

Did you ever play that game where both. sides win? Didn't 1. --sinplest thing in the 1. world. Listen: You hear about a good piece :
 of news; \. ,~ i. Another fellow. hears some 1 thing else of interest, <, :. You tell him yours; a, { He tells you his; Result; You both know two 1 things where you only klew 1a one before. Can you beat 1t? Well, we can beat 1t a hun 4 dred ways. Here's oar sys- { tenn. 1 You bring in, Or telephone in, any local news to the 1 Nugget; Hundred other people do the same thing: Grand Result: You'H gett- ing a hundred for one. and 50 are a hundred other fellows. If you can beat this system come around and tell us about 1 1t. 1
 In, the meanwhile play the 1
 game with your little news 1
 item. 1 .... {
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and seised the steering wheel witn the result that the machine was thrown into the lake.
DlsORDu1es CONTINUE
 MORE CASUALTIES RESULT

Belfast, May 1s-ceetinuins tAsir fshss and battles. hlish fastssas en0,d the day with an isessAssd casualty hst. Eight. including Eve Sim Feinn gunmsn, were kilisl in bAtties and bombiass here today.
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i HOsTILITIEs BETWEEN iI .., FACTIONS RESUMED.

Tokyo May 17-According to re- ports reaching here from Picking yesterday hostilities between the Chinese factions. struggling for con trol of the government, has been re- suned. 'S :" u
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TRAFFIC STOPPED WHILE
 { POLICE SEARCH BUILDING

1 New York, May 1s-Four men were arrested in the loft of build ing on Fifth avenue yesterday after the police Lad searched nine hours for Burglars. During the search all traffic was divorced from the block and a solid cordon of police about itss 3;
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wasAington, May 17-ln . letter received sy :. sshator whlis 1t Is threatsnsd tAstc tho Po,ish legation h wssAins4sn and roiish consult ates shsaeutf Canaas viii he destroy cd.
 'i isrhe arisson 5s1vsna for this threat is alleged cruelties of the Polish eovernmeut.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
OZAlO STILL
 AFIOAT-CNEW SAVED

Marshfeld, Ore. May lsth-The steamer Willamette and tug Fear ,ess reached the damaged motorship osmo. Captain Worth and part of the crew, seventeen men, are still on board, while those who left the ship are also safe. The Fearless Is attempting to tow the ozmo into Coos Bay,
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
TEXAS TORNADO CUTS. ..f I
 PATH TWO MILES WIDE |

7 Aguadulee,a Texas, May A.19-A tornado cut path two miles wide and sixteen miles long yesterday in this vicinity.f Twenty persons were injured and a property loss of half million dollars was sustained.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
HOPES TO STOP COAL
 PROFITEERING BY OPERATORS

Washington, May 1S-Harding has. called g conference of coal op- orators today in which he hopess to reach some agreement to stop pro- .fiteeringaJn coal during the present
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Washington, May 1s-while Goa. gress and the Supreme Court de- clined so, change . large prosortioo of the executive branch of the gov- esnmsnt. ct .seauast os the Prssa- dent 1t hsa aAeatsd tAs pian os day- Night sAvias, bsGinnins m hour earl- ier.'
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HARDING DIMES CAPTAINS
 OF INDUSTRY TONIGHT

Washington, May 1S-Harding has invited forty leading steel man. ufacturers to dinner at the White House tonight On Saturday night he will dine twenty railroad presi- dents.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
RESIGNS PREDIDBNCY
 UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA

Berkeley. Calif.. May 1S-Doctor David Prescott Barrow. president Of the University Of California. has tendsred his resignation.
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PERFECTION OF NEW
 HOSPITALS FOR VETERANS

Washington, May 1S-President Harding has approved bill for the erection of seven new hospitals, ip- cluding one at Camp Lewis. These hospitals will be for the care of mental cases of veterans of the World war.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
LIQUOR AIRPI4ANE
 CRAsHEs TO EARTH

New York. May 17-A liquor laden airplans. hyios from Montreal to one of the palaces on the Hndson. erashed to eertA. on . farm neaS Croton yesterday afternoon. The Ayer was uninjured and aed. leav. ing his cargo and machine h the hande of tho authorities.
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sLAYERS CONFESS TO CHICAGO POLICE

Chicago. May 1.-Two confessions. one from an actual slayer in the la bor war fare which culminated in the murder of two policeman, are in the hands of the police.
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INCOMPLETE RETURNS
 INDICATE PINCHOT DEFEATED NOMINATION

Philadelphia. May 1S-Incomplete returns indicate that Alter has de- feated Clifford Pinchot in the pri- maries held Tuesday for the guber, material nomination.
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SAILS .FOR'BERING SEA Y s'7 ''
 s'.%'c.;'a, '@ WITH suPPLIEs

Seattle, May 17-The power schooner Ruby has sailed fer Berins Sea and the Arctic with cargo in cluding supplies for the various Hud son Bay stations.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
SUMMER BATHING
 CLAIMS VICTIM

Seattle. May 17-Summer bath ing in Lake Union and Washington claimed Mrs. Celia Thomas, aged 72. Thomas Platt, aged 1s and Peter Peterson, aged 31.
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HARDING CONSIDERING BILL PROSECUTING WAR ..
 CONTRACTORS

Washington. May 1sth-Hardins has before him, for approval, a bill providing half million dollars for prosecuting fraudulent war contract tors --... D.
The Nome nugget., 1922-05-20
ADOPT PASSIVE PACT
 FOR E1GHT MONIHs'

Genoa, May 1s-At the plenary meeting of the political sub-commit- tee of the Genoa Conference yester-- day an eight months nonaEsression pact was adopted.
 Sir Edward Orig indicated on be- half of the British delegation that further advice had been received from the United States government and that it did not seem likely that, the United States would participate in the Hague meeting, at least not until the meeting was better under stood.
 ARMY STRENGTH DETERMINED
 BY SUB-COMITTEE
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wsshington. May 1S-TWenty- three new men have been named for minor service in the Washington. Alaska Military System. Those who will be relieved are to be sent to Fort Lawson, Seattle.
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COLORADO RIvns CAUsus
 ,5g. MuIAyY Lo6s CALN-

Los Angeles. Nay 1s-T1s ceao- rsdo river fioodA hays swspt soaeA- ern califofnia. asins heavy dsnase.-
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PERJURY CHANGE AGAIltsT
 SENATOR DaslnBsnD

Phoenix, Arix.. May 1S-The h.. dictuent issued against Senator CamSron on . charge of perjury relative to his campaign e1psnsss. has been dismissed.
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Philadelphia. May =1s--Whiis' tAs count on tho soyss.orship is incorn- plete, the nonination of Pinchet h conceded by republican leaders.
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ANOTHER SEATTLE
 ROBBERY VICTIM

Seattle, May 1S-Abraham Holm. 77 years old, painter by profess sion, was shot to death and robbed today.
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Washington, May 19--Late yes- terday the Senate Appropriations subcommittee agreed upon an army of one hundred forty thousand with an officer strength of 12,530.
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NOMINATION OF PMCHOT
 CONCRD1ED BY RRUBLICANS
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yEw MEN SAaum Al.AsKA ,6y MILITARY sYsTDd
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CONGRESS ADOPTS DAYLIGHT
 y.. aAvMo PLAN
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PslLI6H ATROCITIES REFLECT
 m M AMERICAN THREAT
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CHURCH SERVICES

Sunday Schooi ........ II A. M Preaching Service ... ... P. M
 You are cordially inviteaSto attend. these Services. t~
 The Church with a. Welcome.
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RICHARD DECKER. Pastor.