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PALESTINE CAMPAIGN.
banquet In Hotel du Pont and Meet
ing Mt Majestic Theatre.

Attention and interest Of the jew
ish community OF Wilmington is con-
tered on the banquet in the Hotel du
Pont and the mass meeting In the
Majestic Theatre tomorrow night
which will mark the opening OF the
$4,000 campaign for tho Palestine
Foundation Fund. keren Haysesod.
In Wilmington. Close 10 $50 have
pledged their attendance TO tho ban
quet which will be held in the grill
room OF the hotel at 8 o'clock. The
mass meeting at the Majestic will
start at $50 O'Clock. at which no con-
tributions will be accepted.
Arrangements have been completed
by the reception committees headed
respectively 10y Mrs. A GOberman and
DR.. Albrt Robin, associate chairmen OF
the campaign, TO receive Mrs. Rich
ard Gottheu and DR.. Nathan RatnOn
principal speakers at the banquet and
mass meeting. Mrs. Gottheil and u,
RatnoN, who are coming from New
York. will be met At the French street
station and escorted to the hotel.
Theodore Grant. associate chair
man o. the drive. issued a statement
yesterday in which ne expounded the
historical method on which contribu-
tons for the Palestine Foundation
Fund are based. lie makes il plain
that the keren Haysesod declines &c
make its appeal To the sentiment OF
charity. MIR. Grant brings out thai
| the traditional Maaser principle
which required a tenth part or tith'
\ OF capital "a income be obligated e
the support Of the government. is EN-
ployed. To realize the Maaser prin
| clple TO its fullest extent permitted by
circumstances. the keren Hayseso,
/ adopted "A resolution whereby a con
tributor to the Keren Haysesod mus
pay s25 annually.
Final plans for the opening OF tbs
campaign will be made at a meeting
tomorrow morning OF team captains
and workers. The meeting will be hel,
In the auditorium OF the Jewisl
Community Center. Third and KIM
streets and will start at IL o'clock.
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ton whatsoever. Any recovery
against such third persOn in cnse 81
the compensation Heretofore paid ana
thereafter payable BY the employer.
less the cost Of securing and collect
Ing the same. shall BE- paid f0rowgth
when collected % the Injured en-
pioyee. when Hying. or when dead 10
his widow or personal representative,
II there be no widow as the case may
be-
The Senate adjourned 70 meet az
1890 O'Clock next Monday. The tine
was extended for the convenience q
those members who could not reach
Dover for an earlier session.
on motion ~ Senator sluonton the
printing committee vas authorized 20
have printed 200 copies or Senate bl.
Ne. % which r. the mil aboiiehing me
! present Department ~ Elections "a
| Wilmington and creating a now b..
/ partisan department.
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Tonight praise service a. s o'clocx.
Tomorrow, company meeting. I0 30.
Mrs. Julia Irwin. Y. T.. =. A.. Mons
Bible Class. Joseph Turner. leader.
Women'5 Bible Class. Mrs. Margar.t
Saylor. leader. Young Peoples In
gion. els. Norman Sutor. r. j. u.
secretary; Salvation meeting no 8.
with address by Ensign Simpson. srr-
vices Tuesday. Thursday and FRI
daY II g.
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Bible Students.

THE Cnpardonabie Sin VIII bo die
cussed by a. q. Wakefield before 80
international Bible Stuents Ae.oel8-
ton az 3 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
in Jr. O. L.. a. ST. Hall 9o7 Tt-n7r
street. The lecture VIII be preceded
by tho usual Bible classes for a6e'.s
and children at 2 O'Clock. s. Bible sturdy
in tho book n Revelation wil be con
Quoted az O'Clock.
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Hnnorer Bake.

The Posters All Society ~ Han
over Presbyterian Church vU conduct
m old fash .oned bako-sala .n Che Doe
ginners' room a. tne church next FrN-
day. boginn.pg 80 81 o'ri0o'r. Carre.
p-es. role. canned frult etc. w.r h.
offered Mrs Charles O.. Hopes .-
chairman of the committee. The aid
ine.tes donations from che members
~ tho church
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Emmanuel.


An hour Of pleasure is in store this
evening for members and friends of
Hanover Presbyterian Church. the
Woman's League having arranged for
"spellin' bee" Many women OF the
church who are in the 'spellln' class
have been active over dictionaries this
week in preparation for the test to-
night. and IL may be that the class
VIII not be spelled down" In this
event the spelling may have to be re-
sumed az a later date.
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Christian Endeayor Notes.

Nearly 200 persons filed rhe sun
day school rooms of the Peninsula
Church Monday evening az wh!ch time
the Wilmington Christian Endeavor
Union held it's regular monthly bust
ness meeting Rev. William Leish-
man. ID. D.. pastor OF Esstlake Rresby-
terrain Church led in the devotional
exercises after which the meeting was
called to order by the president, Miss
Dorothy II. Krauss.
Resolutions were adopted expressing
regret at the resent death OF Warden
MordeCai =. Plummer.
Immediately after the benednction
was pronounced by Rev. Irwin f.
Wagner OF Elsmere. the meeting was
turned over TO the Peninsula Society
Upon invitation those present went 10
the social hall Of the Church where
the remainder OF the evening was
spent in stunts and games OF various
kinds. a playlet was also presented
The meeting next month will be held
in Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Al the business meeting OF the
Westminster Society "Wednesday
evening the election OF officers was
temporarily postponed until next regu-
lar business meeting in February.
On the first Sunday In February the
members OF the Westminster Society
viii be at the Boys Industrial Schoo,
where. under the leadership ~ Glanis
Snyder. the president, they will con-
duct a prayer service. Rev. Charles
III. Doelfeld viii De the speako,. Miss
Violet Ballache and Miss Ruth Schaf,
fer Will render musical selections. 4
Valentine party is being planned bS
the social committee.
The intermediate Christian En-
dcavor Society OF Bethany Baptis
Church held It's first prayer servic,
last Sunday evening.
The Wilmington Christian Endeavo
executive committee held meetln.
In the y. NJ c. a. recently. Prepare
tons for the February business meet
Ing OF the Union were made
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
ASburY.

Asbury NJ. r.. Church. Third and
Walnut streets. Rev. George w. Daw-
son. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening: subject, 1880
Abundant LIFE" 7.30. "a Good
Conscience" Sunday school at ?; Ep-
worth League meeting al ESQ.
Brandy wine.
Brandyw.ne NJ. Il. Church. 200
Market street, Rev. w. Ernest Green
field. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning by the pastor. and In the
evening ty Rev. Samuel McWilliams.
In the evening will be held the third
annual rally OF the Glover Bible Class
OF 80 young men. of which Reed s.
Los mis- is teacher. Musical numbers
by members OF the class. and sermon
by Rev. Samuel McWiliams. ID. ID.
pastor OF Tioga NJ. f. Church, Phila-
delphia. will feature the evening
sunday school and other regular
meetings at the usual hours.
Scott.
Scott NJ. T.. Church. Seventh ant
Spruce streets. Rev. +. J. Sard. pas.
tor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening. subject, 1890. "Sacra
ment II the Lords supper" 100
The Man That Was So Busy lie Ne
elected His Work" Sunday schoo
and other regular meetings at tn,
usual hours.
Epworth.
Epworth NJ. r.. Church, Rev. Essel
l.. Thomas. pastor. Preaching tomor
row morning and evening by the pas
tor; subject. 1880. study TO SHOW
Thy Self Approved" 80, He Cam
TO Save" Sunday school and othe
regular meetings at the usual hours
Mt. Salem.
Mt. Salem NJ. T.. Church. Nineteenth
and MI. Salem lane. Rev. Leonar,
White. minister. Preaching tomor
row morying by Captain Coon. OF tn
Near East Relief. 40. preaching b,
the pastor. Sunday school and othc
regular meetings at the usual hours.
Eastlake.
Eastlake NJ. l.. Church. Thirtietl
and Ta,nan streets. Rev. Arthur W
Goodhand. minister. Preaching To-
morrow morning and evening by IN
pastor; subject. 1890. "Doubtlu
Thomas. 80. The Parable Of IN
Rich Fool" sunday school and othc
regular meetings at the usual hours.
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The Trial Of Christ Before Plate
From a Lawyers Standpoint" will be
the subject OF lecture to be given
in the church house of Grace Church.
Ninth and West streets. Monday night
by Wilmer McE'lree. lawyer. OF West
Chester, Pa. The lecturN will follow
the business meeting of the 81. James
RrOtherhood.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.
First.

First.
First VI. L. Church. Seventh street
below Walnut. Rev. +. g. Holloway,
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening. Subject. 1915. The Re
ward ~ the Redeemed: Is. The
Slavery OF sin" sunday school AZ ..
Christian Endeavor Society meeting
az : y. m.
second.
Second VI. 7. Church. Fifth avenue
and Anchorage street. Rev. +. Bryan
Bailey. Iastor. Services tomorrow as
follows: Sunday school. O'Clock !:
Junior Christian Endcavor, 645: eve
ming worship. : as.
Peninsula.
Rev. Leonard r. Smith Will preach
tomorrow morning at the Peninsula
NJ. Il. Church, Washington and Tween
tleth streets. at 1870 a. m. on The
Church's Greatest Present Need" In
the evening al 80. he Will use as his
theme. "A Change OF Frsnt." The
Sunday school will meet AZ noon and
the Christian Endeavorers az $50 y.
. m
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Peninsula.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Trinity.

Services in Trinity =. Z. Church
corner OF Delaware avenue and Adams
street. tomorrow Will be as follows
Holy communion, $50 a. m; sunday
school. $50 a. m; morning prayer and
sermon. II a. m; evening PRAYER and
address, 7.i5 p. m. Rev +. VI. Kirkus
Will preach in the morning. In the
evening. J. r. Phelp viii give an
address on the Near East Relief.
81. Andrews.
81. Andrews p. +. Church. Eighth
and Shipley streets. Rev. L. W. Tran
nell. rector. Services tomorrow will
be as follows: Holy communion. S:
church school and Bible class. 9.45:
morning prayer and sermon. .: even
ing prayer and sermon. 7.45.
ST. Johns.
81. Johns Episcopal Church. Con-
cord Avenue and Market street. Rev.
Alban Richey, ID. d, rector. Preach
ing tomorrow morning by Rev. VIII
/ liam c. Embardt. and at 7.45 by the
rector. Church school and other reg
ular meetings at the usual hours.
tdiNdT..
Calvary Episcopal Church, Wash
ington and Third streets. Rev. = II
Stevens. rector. Tomorrow, $50 a. IN.
Holy communion; 10 a.. m. Church
school: IL a. m. morning prayer. and
sermon. subject THE Strangers Ban
quet;" 7.45 ,. m. evening prayer and
sermon. subject Alone in the Great
city"
Emmanuel.
Emmanuel j. l.. Church. Seven.
teenth and Riverview avenue, Rev
Charles W. Clash. rector. Holy com.
nunion tomorrow morning at 7.45
church school. 9.45; morning prayer
and sermon. il; evening prayer anC
sermon, 7.45.
Old Swedes.
Old Swedes Church. Seventh and
Church streets, Rev. Robert Bel
vicar: S a. m, holy communion; II
a. m. church school; II. morning
prayer and address, by Mr.. Chapor
on The Near East" 7.30. evening
prayer and sermon.
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Mccall Association Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the American
Mccall Association viii be held at the
nome Of Mrs. Alfred Coyle. 20s West
Eighteenth street. on Tuesday after
noon al 2 ~ o'clock. Election OF Of
ncers viii be held.
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Meetings are being held every night
at o'clock at the sunday Breakfast
Mission. Richard Kirkland will speak
Saturday night and \. L. Du Bell on
Sunday night. Sunday school at lis
y. IN.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
EasflAke.

Eastlake Presbyterian Church, Rev.
William Lcishman, pastor. Services
tomorrow will he AS follows: 1910 n.
m. public worship. sermon. "a Man
of Conviction: 2 y. m, Sunday
school: Gas y. m, Christian Endeav-
or: 730 y. m. song service and adj
dress by L.. G. Hubbard OF Philadel-
phla. Eyangelistic services will he
held all next week. Rev. a. w.
Some, ID. D., viii preach Tuesday
night.
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THE NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
MISCELLANEOUS.
Friends

FRIENDS.
Friends Meeting House, Fourth and
West streets. First Day school to-
morrow morning at 945; meeting for
divine worship. H.
~. Luke's.
st. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church. Eighth and Monroe streets.
Rev. William LammIpg. rector. To-
morrow morning church school Mt 10;
morning prayer and sermon Mt II,
and evening prayer and sermon at
100.
New Jerusalem.
Church OF the New Jerusalem, Rev
George Henry Dole. rector. Preach
ing tomorrow morning at II. by the
rector. Subject. The Power OF the
Bible" Special music.
4. and VI. Alliance.
Christian and Missionary Alliance.
504 West Fifth street. Services to-
morrow will be as follows: $50, prayer
hour: 1890. sermon by Rev. @. V.
Brown: 1870. Sunday school; $50,
young peoples meeting: 100, sermon
/ by Rev. Brown. Mld-week services
/ h'nuis anu inuts uiy evenings AZ
| 7.3O.
First Church Of Christ.
First Church OF Christ, Scientist.
Park Place and Van Buren, street, will
hold services tomorrow morning nj II
O'Clock and evening at \; subject OF
the lesson sermon. Sacrament" Sun
day school IL held at II O'Clock. a
free reading room. Mt 400 Industrial
Trust Building, Is open TO the public
week days, from 10 a. m. until p. m.
except Wednesday when Il closes al
8.
seventh Day Adventist.
First Seventh Day Adventist Church
1904 Rowland street. Preaching Sat
urday morning by Elder l.. q. Drews
Sabbath school and other. regular
meetings at the usual hours
Unitarian.
THE Beginnings OF Unitnrianism and
tho Struggle for Religious Liberty
Will be the subject Of the sermon by
Rev. W. A. Nrooman at the Unitarian
Church, West street above Eighth
Sunday morning at II o'clock. Churcl
school at i0.i5.
TrnternnI SplrituaIist.
Fraternal Splritualist Church. Edei
Hall. Services tomorrow evening a
$50: medium. Mrs. Webster.
Progressive SpIrituallst.
First Progressive Spiritualls
, ChurchN goo West street. Rev. File
! NJ. Con. licentiate. Special service "a
morrow evening. 7t5 o'clock. Mes
sages by Miss Ridley. Of Buffalo. y
Y. the automatic spirit voice. franc
psychic. Miss Ridley Is n membe
OF the First Spirltualist Church, q
!. Buffalo. y. Y.
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LUTHERAN.
~. stephens.

st. Stephens Lutheran Church, Tat
nail street. near Seventh, Rev. Fred
eric Doerr. pastor. Preaching tomor-
row morning and evening by the pas
tor. Subject. 1890. "Unperformed Re
quirements'; 80. Divided Devo-
ton" Sunday school at ais. Church
officers will be installed az the mcrn-
ing service. Epiphany music through
out the day.
Zion Lutheran Church, Sixth and
Jackson streets. Rev. Frederick Hass-
karl, pastor. Morning service tomor-
row at 1890. German. sermon, "Tho
Significance Of Christs First Miracle"
Evening service at 730, in English.
sermon, The Great Danger" sun
day schools at $50 and 2.l5.
Holy Trinity.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. Rev
5. II. Wicker. pastor. Bible school to-
morrow morning at 10; morning wor.
snip, IL, theme "A Touchstone OF
Character" Junior Christian Endeav.
or, 4, intermediate, 4. and seniS, T.15;
vespers. 5, theme, 'Our Sin Bearer.
Bible class meeting at y. m. Bib,
study "Wednesday evening. Prepare
tory services Friday evening.
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BAPTIST.
North.

North Baptist Church. Lincoln
street near Delaware avenue. William
L. Pettingill. pastor. Preaching at
1890 by the pastor. Subject, THE
Cup OF Trembling" The evening ser
vice will be in charge " Russell II.
Sturgis. who will take for his sub
,ect. "Atonement and Salvation
Elble school at noon.
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NJ. Lebanon.

NJ. Lebanon N. y Church. Rev. o.
.. jsm.s. pastor Sunday school. Gas
a. IN preaching ~ n a. m.. subject.
We Have Nevs Passcd This Way Be
fore" Ep~orth League meets at 7.3O
y uA
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Claymout NJ y. Church. Rev. W. A.
liearn. minister. Preaching tOmor-
row morning and evening by the pas
tur; subject. $780, The Eyes Of
FAITH 1.s5 The Tragedy OF The
Garden the FIRST % a ser.ce OF ser
mons on Ancient Tragedies Depicted
IN "a. Scriptures Sunday school and
other regular meetings az the usual
h.Srs.
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Richardson Park.
Newark.

newark Union NJ. y Church. Rev
W. W. sharp. minister Preaching
tomorrow Afternoon az 3 subject
John tn. baptist sunday school
ard other regular meetings a. tho
usual houre.
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First United.

First United Presbyterian Church.
Third and BrOome streets, Rev. y. y.
Calhoun. pastOr. Preaching tOmor-
row evening by the pastor. Subject.
IL a. m. Near East Relief: 7.i5,
Seeking the Kingdom" Sunday
school and other regular meetings a,
the usual hours. At the morning SER
vice II. w. Wood OF Philadelphia, will
present the work OF the Near Eas,
Relief"
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<iiverbrook.

slv.rhrcok NJ. r.. Church, LAncas-
ter and Wooalawn avenues. Rev
Rc,~r, X Stephenson, minister
preaching tomorrow morning by Rev
llohsr, Watt. district superintendent.
Sps~ia. evening service. Sunday
schoo, ana other regular meetings at
the usual hours.
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Union NJ =. Church. Fifth and
wa-hingt streets. Rev Harvey W.
Ewing. minister. Class meeting to-
morrow morning a. $50. Public
Worship AZ 1890. with sermon. The
Prayer Life ~ Our lord" Sunday
school az .. Epworth League az 6.iS.
Union service ~ West Church a.
: 30. As part % the union services
being held by Union. Grace. IVES;
and Flrg-Central Churches, Bishop
Joseph y. Berry q Philadelphia Will
aid-,~s "A mass meeting OF young
peopl. IN Union Church this evening
~ \ .sFlo.f
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MI. Pleasant.

81. Pleasant NJ. y. Church. Phila-
dsiphla Pike. Rev W. ". Sharp
minister. Preaching tomorrow morn
ins and evening by the pastor; sub
scot. iO.So. complete In Christ" 90.
John Tho Baptist" sunday school
and osh.r regular meetings. AZ the
usual hours.
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Shiloh Baptist Church. Twelfth and
Orange streets, Rev. Il. +. Moore.
minister. Preaching tomorrow morn
Ing and evening By the pastor. sun
day school and other regular meetings
at the usual hours.
Primitive BaptIsts.
The Primitive Baptists will meet at
/ 1912 Washington street tomorrow
evening at : o'clock. Elder John 5.
Eubards OF Newark will conduct the
services.
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Kings wood.

klnrrSnad Methodist Epscopa.
church. Fourteenth and Ciaymont
.fre.t- Rev. George W. Bounds. pas
tur Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor; subject
10 80. "Justiacation rs. Sanctsfication;
z 10. The Wonders q Tomorrow.
sunday school and other regular
u,rotfnw~ Al he usual houre
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Harrison street NJ +. church.
seventh and Harrison streets. Rev. W.
y. ilsbhart pastor. Preaching ,omor-
r,w morning and evening by the pas
tur: subject. 1899. The lnfallible
word" 80 The Prize" sunday
school and other regular meetings at
sine usual hours
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Trinity NJ. = church. Twenty-s"c-
und and Churrh streets. Rev. =. u.
., iuna. minister Preaching tomor-
NV morning and evening hy the pas
tor. subject. 1890. The Golden Gate
90 Opportunity. $50. This Year
Thou shalt nc. Jer. IS. i6.' sunday
school ana other regular meetings al
he regular hours. The fourth
auar,crly ,oa ference viii he held on
MONDAY evening.
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Communion services Will be held In
the Eismere Church on Sunday morn
ing. There will also be reception of
new members and baptism. At the
evening service Rev. Irwin +. Wag
ner will speak on Feeding on Ashes. -
sunday school session at 10 a m,
and Christian Endeavor at p. m.
Lower BrandywIne.
Lower Brandywine Presbyterian
Church, on Kennett pike. Re. Thomas
Armen'rout. pastor. Regular services
tomorrow morning at 10.45. Preaching
by the pastor and special music by
the choir.
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Wesley NJ. y. church. Linden and
jackson streets. Rev. Jack w. Wells,
minister. Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening by the pastor: sub
icct. 10 40. The tntrcdden Path;
40. "frour Prominent citizens" sun
,lay schcni and other regular meetings
at thu usual hours.
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Della ware Avenue.

First Swedish Baptist Church. Van
dever avenue and Church street. Rev
c. A. Chader. minister Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening by the
pastor. Subject. 1880, The High
Cost OF Revival" 730. "Conquering
the Conqueror." Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual
hours.
Evening star., 1923-12-05

tion must point straight to Truth
VILE He cautioned the diners
against too much speed, pointing out
that an advertising business must
De driven at pace Ihat is slow, put
sure, truthful and efficient
Condemns BiIlboards.
If there is anything advertising
men and women should be ashamed
of today" DIR. Wiley asserted, 'it is
the desecration of our beautiful land
scape by unsightly billboards and
signs. 1t is high time we agreed that
no billboard might be erected on our
landscape until it had been passed
upon by a board of fine arts. And l
nave not yet seen an example that
would have ghost of a show before
such a committee"
FORMER Senator Thomas Il. Gore, the
bllnd senator who served the state
OF oklahoma several terms in the
statements that it has proved a
failure. The trouble with America.
ne said. is that the people themselves
cry for legislation that is destructive
and then blame Congress for the re-
suits. DE mocracy, ladies and gentle
men, has conquered its enemies: it
mas not yet conquered it's friends" he
asserted.
The entertainment of the evening
was furnished by L'Aiglon Orchestra.
MEYER Davis LIE Paradis Band. Prof.
arthur Stevens, with some remark
able exhibitions of mind control, and
Jack Benny, the headline artist at
keith's this week, whose witty
dialogue proved so good that con-
tinued applause almost made him
.prset ms engagement to appear at
tne theater. The usual ton or two
OF prizes and samples that are given
away at Advertising, Club dinners
were not forgotten last night