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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04
THREE SMALL SUITS
 IN COMMON PLEAS

Three small Suits were filed yester- day afternoon in Common Pleas court Charley Parry of Bridgeport, asks S200 from Walter Myers, claim ing the defendant owes $105 rent
 The Erwin M. Jennings company, Harrison street, asks damages of $225 from the Kelly-Springfield Tire com pany. New York City. to cover an all legged debt of $144.09.
 Paul Prezioso has filed an action cfty.1 asking s25 to cover s404 al legged due. The same defendant is being sued by the East End Electric contractors for $375. an amount of fendant lives at 11O Kent street
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04
Tricolette dresses for
 all women--S19.5O

Pretty new-model tuaic dresses of handsome fancy tricolette. '' Woven, or knitted, with stripe which gives them effect of beautiful pleating
 Luminous and brilliant, fine in impression Made with tunic which carries sweeping graceful air. 0 carefully finished excelling quality, special value. For all Womell-because sizes range from 36 to 54 and model IS one which is appropriate for Cf0 En women of each figure type DhOaOO
 floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04
The Mems League of Blessed Sacrament Church
 Hear Atty. C.. E. Mara

Attorney George F. Mara address ed the Mems League of the Blessed Sacrament parish last evening. A large crowd was present. Attorney Mara spoke on California" as seen through the eyes of an easterner,' and it was an interesting topic as Mir. Mara was thoroughly versed in the subject from experience gained while living in California. Enter tainment and a social time followed the address.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04
Democratic Club of
 Twelfth District to
 Give Minstrel Show

The 12th District Democratic club Is planning to give an old time min strel show, followed by dancing, on the evening of Tuesday, April 25, at Lincoln School hall.
 The minstrels will be in charge of MT. James Nancy, who is chairman of the entertain nment committee and rehearsals are now proceeding regu- 1arly, and a first class entertainment is assured.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04

The last and probably the most elaborate concert in the series giver by the Wednesday Afternoon Musica club will take place April 12, in the y Stratfield hotel In the first part oi the program Miss Evelyn Scotney soprano, and Edward Lankow, bari. tone, will give joint recital after which Miss Scotney,Mr- Lankow, Miss DAphine March, contralto, and Pau Ryman, tenor, will appear in a sons cycle.
 On Palm Sunday evening, April g ; '"The Seven Last Words by Dubois will be sung at Sacred Heart church on MrytIe avenue under the directio of Mrs. Molly Daley Ogren. The so- loists will be assisted by an augment ed chorus.
 Applied Psychology" was discuss ed this afternoon by Mrs c. J. Lavey at meeting of the Universalst rooms at 8 o'clock
 Rev. Donald B. MacQueen of the First Baptist church and Rev. Her bert Brown of the Olivet Congrega- tional church, will enchange pulpits for the Wednesday evening service.
 A confetti and streamer dance will be given next Saturday evening in the Stratford club. A very successful balloon dance was given by members 
 The Sunday school of the Univer- salist church on Fairfield avenue, will hold a seven social in the parish house, Friday evening. Food, candy and articles of all kinds will be on sale. A splendid entertainment has heen arranged and all members and friends of the school are urged to at- tend. The public is invited.
 Professor and Mrs. Theodore 1T. Brown and family of White Plains after a brief visit with Professor Rrown's parents. pr. and Mrs. Her bert & Brown of North Main street. Professor Brown, is an instructor in economics at Columbia University.
 Mrs. Elizabeth oddly of PAP French street will be the hostess at meet ing of the Holden Missionary society fo be held this evening when Jasper Knox. a student at the University of Vermont will speak on 'The Qualif- cations of a Missionary.
 Tad Jones, football coach at Yale Trniversity. was the speaker at an enthusfa stic assembly Of pupils held this morning at 1045 o'clock in the High school
 The first recreation meeting for the men and boys of Olivet Congrega- inp in the Holden Memorial Mission arv hall on North avenue. Louis Nanehey will supervise the recrea- fion work Miss. Helen Clark will be 1T, scfarge of the women and girls meeting to be held on Thursday night
 xx,. lc Pr;,,r Pac1,l4C
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04

lowing in the auditorium at 7:45 will be entertaining, instructive and spec tacular, and, an evening spent there will not contain an idle moment. It is the desire of both the above or ganizations to do what they can to remove the hazards of fire and to substitute in the lives of the citizens of Bridgeport CAREFUlNrESS for GA RFyJ lFySSNFSS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04
KAHN ON ROAD

Jerry Kahn. Waterbury's star slab artist, Is getting into shape in road runs Kahn having as his partner for mer Mayor Bill Hotchkiss, an ardent ball fan of the Brass village, Kahn and the ex-mayor are covering a i've mile stretch daily over the high
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04
Pretty shoes are plenteOus for women.

Pretty in many different ways; in lines and in trim ming in way they are finished in their novel cutou pat
 Pretty in the polish and the briance of their patent leather, in the richness of their deep brown hues the charm of their soft gray tones.
 Pretty in their slender effect their sturdness their light flexible soles their stout washboard soes of fiber combined with rubberpretty whether for vice with finest of sken gowns with sports suit of tweed or easeful business wear
 This brief detail just hints at range of choice:-
 Among novelties the semi i-Grecian pumps, cut very low the sides and giving intriguing glimpse of fine silk hosiery. Two strap syle with block Cuban heel notably graceful ines:-
 patent leather-$9 fine ooze calf-$1O
 Pumps with cutout vamps, sport oxfords with black gray tan saddlesand in fine contrast light and fine
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04

one-strap pumps of soft kid Patent leather one-strap Black kid pumps, two pumps-$8. strap style,-$75O Three strap pumps with R1,oho, oTfords with 4t 4 T Toat1 % ' so W " broad or medium toe, $6. ' Brown ca1fskin oxfords Gray and smoked elk smart in manner-$8 and oxfords, fancy saddle, Du- S9 fex soles,-$9. Brown kid two-strap Smoked elk sport oxfords pumps-$75O with leather Neolin soles Fine black kid onesrap striking saddles of tan or pumps $8. Imahogany-$5 and $650. Black fine kid two-strap pumps with Spanish Smoked elk oxfords with smart trimming of cocoa calfskin and flat sport heels $50 One-strap patent leather pumps with graceful French heels $75O brown calf $8 Tan calfskin pumps of two-strap style, flat heels
 $75o Graceful strap of flexible and fine patent Some of the st-atractive and pleasing styles of the Spring shoe appear in this gathering at $5. It's gathering of extra interest of extra variety, of extra value
 making and thorough finish we'll as style. Oxfords and twostrap pumps of excellent black kid welted soles and military heels. Brown calfskn oxfords with low military heels. Brogue oxfords of brown calfskn.
 Rubber-soled sport oxfords of brown calfskin. Smoked elk sport oxfords with rubber sole-gS Just half dozen examples of the pretty spring shoes for women Half of them pumps half of them oxfords. All of them in styles, of appealing lines of nice finish.
 heels 6Eewa kid 4 w4 aFy sFy bsss heel Brown kid oxfords with military heel Brown calfskn oxfords with low heel
 Each sort at G7 1
 THE HOWL AND
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04
THE ORACLE.

fixed condenser and the radio code will be printed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04
PERSONALS

MT. and Mrs. A. J. Dahlin of Mich oIs avenue, Stratford, had as their guests over the weekend. Oscar An derson of Jamaica, L. I.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04

Beacons shed light of economy for every motorist
 Fourth
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04

Applied Psychology was discuss ed this afternoon by Mrs. c. J. Lavey at meeting of the Universalist Women's club. held in the parish rooms at 8 o'clock
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04
Thursday special at the bakery.

Boston cake; delicious whipped cream dainty and loaf Rowland Home Bread-comblnatlon for 25c
 Orders to be given Wednesday; will be ready Thursday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04

Rev. Donald B. MacQueen of the First Baptist church and Rev. Her bert Brown of the Olivet COngrega- tional church, will enchange puIpits for the Wednesday evening service.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04

On Palm Sunday evening. April g. 'TThe Seven Last Words by Dubois, will be sung at Sacred Heart church on MrytIe avenue under the direction of Mrs Molly Daley Ogren. The so- loists will be assisted by an augment ed chorus.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04

Tinnes Ads Bring Results
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04
Wednesday offers special dinner-35c.

Good food well cooked, in fine variety at this specia1 price.
 Choice of with  Ibus mash poaoe Fnnan hadde an boiled 1 o Sa' porH .1ado Vegetable
 Eggsa salad with
 Choice of pudd or milk
 35c
 asennsnt
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04

A confetti and streamer dance will be given next Saturday evening in the Stratford club. A very successful balloon dance was given by members last Saturday evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04

Tad Jones, football coach at Yale University. was the speaker at an eyItbusfAs stfc assembly Of pupils held tbis morning at 1O45 o'clock in the High school.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-04

Mrs. Elizabeth Oddly of PAP French street will be the hostess at meet ing of the Holden Missionary society to be held this evening when Jasper Knox. a. student at the University of Vermont will speak on ''The Qualih- cations of Missionary.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-12
"uncle Joe".

2sroas Iiten ieirebes ser / 8aib.
ington en- bpgeelig Set til sgre for
aonsresmanb Soiepb Cannon an'
Ieoning al bans Ssoielsoag. Sar
er MI S6 aar gammel og bar mart
/ 46 aar repre- enteret Camille.
9iitriftet / Sainois - BEN lpngite
Sieneitetib iom enbnu er opnaac.
ai noeet &ongresmeolem. R9It'
fommenoe Ace Warts er bans M.
perenbe 5ermin ublsben, % ban
bar life til Seniigt at title Jig til
8ienualg.
9erten oeb n9onte anlebnina
ror aoneresmano Waooen, ogia1
fra Sainois, Sormanb | Suiets BE-
r,lgningsfomite, o. oct bar ON.
firing so af @eburtsoagsbarnet;
@nner ira 9lore % pngre Sio til.
iiebe iom 8iGiter, i%nbbeiattet aabi'
nettcts Weolemmer og mango fra
Suiet % ira Senatet.
Ger par liOt al ct iormelt 8ro.
gram, men BET bar / Oct belle tage.
en- itbltnoen ieitlig Silitelning, bpo:
CT gift gemptlig til. Sra ale aan'
tel fom Der anerfienbenbe Saler, o.
man iagoe bam lige / Iniigtet bpae
Der / lenere Sio oite err blepet iagt
rag bans Sing, at De tiltagenbe aar
Fer gjort bam til Ell elifperoil
@amling, % at De gamle Sfram.
mer ira i%punbne CHEERS bitre Barti
feiber forlangit er lpete os life Iar.
ger bar no5en g%etponing.
S pisie Senieenoer par oct 10 en-
remooig anlebning, iaaiom ale pio
lie, at bette bar iioite 8eburtsoaser
ilan funoe boloe for bam iom Web.
lem at &ongresien, men Stemnin'
GEN bar for oct meite belipet, oa
@amlingen por / fit @s. 9a noeen
iGinbeoe bam ON, at man life bar
fommen iammen "forat besrau;
Gaeiar, men for at prize bam" reiit(
Tan iig, tog Gigaren fra Wunben
piftebe meb Saanoen iii De ioriam'
lcoe 8enner 90 imilte oct pelfjenot,
Cannon-S nril, men ban ~fortreiteoI
itg life til at boloe nogen Gale.
Sans Gang er life lengere raft
men let, o. iom ban Der bar iam
rren meb intime 8enner, oanIeo,
tan en- Zig, ibet ban erflereoe
Fan fslte fig iom Ell 8utunse pat
! en- iroitig 8interoag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-12

soa % arn1nn,e fig oner Soriemms'
liabeo, 2iseepIbisbeo % SanfelsS'
Eeb.
Set Iaffer MI til "Wemorial
Gap". Oct er berfor, ri nGuner
cisie Sing % baober, at DC, iom bar
rlco DC nprife airfegaarbe at eipre,
bill trrfe oper oct,
@ernet ON be Ssbes .Saoe aneaar
us ale / lige @rab uben Senipn til
Iprogligc, firfelige, politilfe eaer an
bie aonfIifter. Ter err faa SAINT
Tier, 'iom life bar ct eaer Here Wteo'
len1nlcr unber Sorpcn oeriiOe. 90
Der ifaI Ri ieIp bpile ensong. Ger
for ifltlbe ri ale ba ben iamme flG'
re TIigt at bore @artnere / Dor
Saoe for De bpoe. Sporfor life mo-
fore almiubelig @erncpliJt, naar
Get airloer @ernet ON airfegaar.
Zen? Sporfor life itofalbe Wenlg'
bcoens belle arbeiosopgtige Wtano'
itab M trar til en- alminoelia
Glanteoaa? Si er Iiffer paa, at
ale meo 8lGoe pil p9re meb, bare
sc pco, bpao iom ifal gieres. %
bette nlaa brinees paa BET rene puu
Sorbaano, iaa BET life gaar pao
Sllmp % fanIte gisres Sins, iom
maa sisres ON igien eaer enbpg ION
Eli binore ienere 6orbeoringer.
gr ser ct Staaltraaosiaroe ON
firing Scres airfegaarb? Get er
neiten Tom at BRUCE en- tpnb Staal'
traao til Ga1nme omfring ct SAINT
Iiebiaeoe paa gegeen. @rltat De-
meb ct Segn al lepenbe Buffer ben
tet ira nprmeite Sfog. Seno Wano'
fob no efter Dem. Sg ieno andre
no paa airfegaaroen iii of rpooe oe
rafe, plante os ppnte. Ser fan no
rettes gibumbere paa En- Dag.
90 naar "Wemorial Dan" fom
nrer pil bere aae ba @leoe af eoer:
Serf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-12

Wit fore Maal | NIT @rbeibe bar
b9ret og er, at ben &riitits, iom iee
elifer, og bans Orb maa bli elifet al
Stuoenterne og Solicit, og at bet Orb
mao bIi aItio mer Iepenbe | beres
Sierter: "Msst mine 2am!"
Set er nit Saab, at ieg tan fac
fortiette mine Stuoier % foretage
en- Heiie. Wtt Waal bermeo ifal boz.
re, at ieg fan fommne til at gisre nit
arbeibe meb itsrre Tpsttsbeb, og at
ariiti 8iaeoe maa pore fig iterfere |
mig.
Seitligbeoerne afilutteoes meb Cal
meiartg og Serrens geliignelie.
Sqa git man NED / 4irfens itore
Sal, bpor enbper fit Inleonins til at
billie paa S,,bilaren og bans Suitru.
Menisbebens &pinber ierpereoe Sor.
friifninger.
Oar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-12
Sarmfoneres

Sra &om, Stalien, teIearoferes
ODE Wai: Song 8ictor gmoruer
ooerpar ioas Iabningen al BET In.
ttrnationale 2anobrugsinItituts st..
Soriamling. Hepreientanter BAR
flemmebt fra iaasobtiom ole 9ar.
Sc | 8erben.
9e Sorenebe Stater er resreien.
tenteret Of 13 9elesuter, beribIanSt
gilbert 9. Dennis, oct amerifarife
Sanoelsoepartements ipecieae Re.
pl9 ientant.
Sen a1nerifanife 8rllnSIagser a
Snititutet,. afbsoe 9apib 2ubin, Ion.
priftes / Suler al Sen itaIienf.
Sanobrugsminiiter og al Grof. ".
s. Stepenion, en- al De amerifmfe
Seleaster.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-12
PeIo uhelo.

Sra SEEM gorf berettes BEN 6te
Mai: 2pffen tilimileoe ioag Iugnit
Smitb, lom bar blepet arreiteret /,
tn 8anf, buor ban isgte at faa boz
let Benge paa en- iorfalIfet Gbecf.
2ebiaget al en 1olitimanb, TO at
ganfens 8agtm9n6 pe en- at Ban.
ems S,lntionerer bleo ban / al Sait
fisrt ahteo til Sengilet, oa auto.
mobilen blep flemt fait meaem TO
mooiat Retning gaaenbe Sporpog'
ne, fnuit og iat / Brand.
Sans 8ogtere bleo bolbt fangne
/ @osnpraget, mebens Smitb fom
zig los os benpttebe anleoningen til
1t ioripinbe blanbt BEN Wasie al
9iliflere, iom bapoe foriamlet Jig
Iolitimanben og 9anffunftionp
rem maatte bugees lss al De t%ililell'
sc granomeno. aae Hap uifaoi
ia Oct meo unotagelie at ganf-
rranben, iom fit enoel granoiaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-12
4sSe Narsana.

giolin iamt Soca Monsfs,
Noromenoenes Sanaforenirn os
Der S. g. Satber os MuboInh m a
Ter. Silut optraa6te sn;tss
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"ent1eran grotberbODo Oi g..
repin Gpnntp" bIep orooni5aro. paal
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tlonen ifal tiene iom en- esntr,1
tornite for at fremme soaer NJ ius
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fefolf. Srganiiationen bill oo;, |
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chen: alfreb gbiem al Sen S ,'1
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futtpfomite foreilaaet uotoIt til gr!
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meb Snbitiainger paa ct Ienere Md.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Wooded material from so cents TO SI'
higher, according to weight aud quality
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-12
upeir / Oklahoma.

Sra Sonca Gitp, Sfla., telesra'
feres, at en- Sornaoo tiolig Wanoag
g2orgen berne use log NED oper
@pen CERES, Ia Wil / Spooeit foc
Tonca Gitp, nebbleite en- Strife ug
,umponerebe mango andre gpgntn'
Ger. ct Menneife miitebe Sioet %
mango andre blep lfabebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-12

MINNEAPOLIS CASH WHEAT PRICES
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-12

ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE 18TH 1908 AT
THE PosT OFFICE AT DEcoR.H, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
OF CONGRESS OF MARcHS 8, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-12

Wooled lambs quotable $1.75d..VT,
sbeen 5Od7 5c above foregoing QUOTATIONS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-12

Or. Senrb 8obbarb 2eadj, ion,
fra 1912 til '2t bar Sefret9r for
american Scanb. Foundation, er
,,bnepnt til &ibber al lite &lasie al
ct. SIans Sr6en.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-09

and Keller and Hughes, of the 1921
freshman squad, will also be eligible.
OF the backfield men, the vetcr-
ans who will return are Moe Sax,
quarter; Zacphel and Sandberg.
Davis and Griffichs, freshman quar-
ters from last season, will both be
back Three other backs from the
1921 freshman combination who will
be out are Slater, Hales and Trig-
givi
There would be little surprise here
if Coach Gus Wclch should shift
Hickey from end to backfield. pos
sibly quarterback. Although Hickey
is considered one Of the best ends
in the conference. he lis said to be
even better as backfield player.
He combines ability as good passer
with the knack OF consistently get
ting off 50-yard punts.
George Varnell we'll known Pacific
Coast football official. says that the
preseason siZe-up of the w. S. c..
prospects shows a good squad. a gen
erous sprinkling of players for all
positions, good kickers and passers,
plenty OF weight, but a lack of real
speed He believes, however, that
prospects look better this year than
they did before the opening of the
1921 season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-09
AT THE CHURCHES
SUNDAY
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH

Sunday services VIII De held at
II a. m. in the Church of Chris
tian Science Society of Juneau on
Fifth Street between Main and Sew
ard Streets. The subject will be-
Substance.
Sunday School at 1915 o'clock.
Wednesday, $40 Testimonial
meeting.
Christian Science Reading Room
at Room /, Mallory Building Open
daily except Sundays and holidays
from 2:3O to 400 p. m. and from
to 9 p. m. Wednesday to p. m.
The public is cordially invited to
attend these services and visit the
reading room.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-09
NORTHERN LIGHT PRES
1YTERlAN CHURCH
Rev. George g. Bruce. D. D.. pastor

Rev. George g. Bruce. D. o.. pastor
Morning worship at 1900. Sub
ject, icy and Strength" This will
be special service to welcome the
teachers of our public schools.
Sunday school at Thane at 9:45.
Bible School at 21:15. During the
winter months the hour for Bible
School will be changed to the noon
hour.
Evening worship at 500. Subject
THE Great Appeal
Meeting for bible study and pray
er on Wednesday evening at 500.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-09
killarney OATSFEEL" MAKES
HIS APPEARANCE IN JUNEAU

Juneau is now sporting a soon-to to- be
regular "Blarney Oatsfeel,' new
speed king of the North. George
Findley. janitor factotum of The EN-.
pire office and First National Bank,
has purchased a "tin box" and yes
terday and today has been out with
Lizzie attempting to burn up the
mud. Findley says he can run any
auto ever buzzed with gas, for he
once operated on the front end of a
garbage truck and knows all about
the animals.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-09
LETTER men
ON SQUAD AT
PULLMAN COL,
State College Football Eleven
Will Have Many Try
ing for Positions.

PULLMAN, Wash. Sept. 9.-Eleven
letter-men from last years squad
will be out for places on the 1922
Washington State College football
team when practice begins on Sep
TENDER Is. Included in the list will
be veterans for every berth on the
= team except that of center.
Captain Ford Dunton will be in
his old place at tackle, and also will
probably carry the burden of most
of the kicking for w. S. C. this
year. Dunton is a consistent so
yard punter, and did most Of the
booting for the school last year. He
has devoted most of his spare time
this; summer to kicking practice.
Arthur Hamilton. brother of Fred
Hamilton, the 1920 captain, and a
tackle on last years team, is back
in college, and Meeker, letter-man
from the 1921 machine, is another
tackle candidate. Frazier and Shan
non are the most likely tackle pros
poets from last years freshman
team.
Duerwachter. Mckay and Davis
guards from the 1921 team, are elig
ible again this year IS is Hoffman
substitute from last year.
There are no letter-men available
to fill the position of center vacated
by last years captain. Earl Dunla p
OF the men who will be out for the
position. Cramer, last years substi
tute. seems the most promising.
Clarence Loomis and Verne Hickey
"W' winners, are the veterans WIKI
will be out for the end berths. Cook
coonnd To- tala lnc
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-09
STRikE-OUT RECORD

MONTESANO, Wash, Sept. "a
remarkable strike-Out record was
made here recently by Ebert Fisch
ISsyear-old southpaw twirler of the
White Star baseball team of Whites
Wash. In a game with the Monte
sano team Fisch struck out % bat
ters. and allowed but two hits, one
in the fourth and the other in the
eighth inning. White Star won the
game. to I. Fisch has been signed
by the Seattle team of the Pacific
Coast League and will report next
spring.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-09
SEATTLE LOSES
GAME BY ERRORS

SEATTLE, Sept. 8. Geary Tor
the Seals and Jacobs for the Indians
pitched good ball in yesterday
game but the support failed Jacobs
and San Francisco got three run
lead in the first inning on errors.
Willie Kamm knocked a homer OFF
Pigg who relieved Jacobs in the
ninth frame. The score was Seattle
2, San Francisco 6.
The batteries were:
Seattle-Jacobs, Pigg and Tobin.
San Francisco-Geary and Agnew.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-09
ASSEMBLY OF GOD MISSION

peerless Free Reading ROOm)
Chas. C. PersOneus, Leader.
Sunday School at 1890.
Gospel services held every Sun
lay, Tuesday and Friday evenings
At 1880.
Communion service the first Sun
lay of each month.
Full gospel truths Of the Bible
taught-salvation sanctitication, d.
vine healing, baptism Of the Holy
Ghost and the Lords second coming.
Everyone is cordially invited to
'hese servicea
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
Fifth and Cold Streets.

Fourteenth Sunday after Pente-
cost. Solemnity of the Nativity OF
the Blessed V. Mary.
500 a. m.-Holy Mass in the
Sisters Chapel.
500 a. m.-Holy Mass with Gen
eral Communion of all the Parish
1870 a. m.-Mass with sermon
of the occasion.
LOO p. m.-Sunday School and
Pible class.
7:3O-Evening Devotions.
Rev. j. Allard will hear confes-
sions this evening.