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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Cynthia Grey
WIN DO Girls Choose Wrong Sort Of Hasbands?,
Asks Girl Who Is Contemplating Matrimony WIN
irresponsible You1,g Man.

Dear Miss Grey: wonder why many girls choose the
wrong sort Of husbands?
have seen number Of my girl friends marry irrespon-
sble young men, when they might have married who
were in position to give them the things that really make
any girl happy and in nearly every instance they have been
divorced. They to the realization too late that love
alone cannot make anyone happy-they must have the
proper sort Of food clothing and home etc. or life becomes
very drab.
The worst part of IL all is that find myself in the
same position love young who is very good look
ing and interesting but he makes small salary and spends
every cent Another friend of mine whom | respect
ana actually admire is fond of me and he could give me
home and should not have TO worry about finances How
ever always find myself thinking of the irresponsible
Why? Can you throw any light this? really inter-
esed TO know why girls lot Of them, marry the men
they do Is it true love- and If So why doesn't it last?
MARY.
Not love- MafYromance. Girls under % and sometimes
ader so are romantic and OF them sentimental They
float about IN castles Of air disre0arding utterly the prac
teal side Of life.
They much in lore ach love that Hev hauet the
time INCLINATION 10 sit DOM and figure the thing ont and
come to sensible conclusion Else they aooud knoW that
romantic opemakin0 seldom outloss the honeymoon and
neper otasts the lack Of strength and decacy and ine
1chch roman after MARRIAGE learns TO esteem
highly than romance in her husband
II is true that miss the little attentions and the
sugared speeches bit they would miss the necessities Of life
far more, and the average appreciates the comforts
Of life quite much a man.
No matter holo much girl may reve Ia romance, she
surely iCdnts the lore that lasts.
She cannot possibly realize tphdt dreury existence the
married takes up alone hen the dream gone and
the sentimental speeches count for little IN the face Of
realities.
What counts after marriage the is his character,
ambition, INDUSTRY integrity and manhood-these achdt
make lasting happiness.
Girls must learn distinguish betceen the merely shooy
rays easy Of oppression epen NTH the young man in
lore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
CAN'T PUNISH
COUNTY HEADS
No Action to Be Taken on
Road Fund MIDDLE

Attic state examiners found. they
alleged. wilful and repeated violations
of tho saws governing construction
OF roads and expenditure OF road
money 10y members OF tho board OF
county commissioners. tho two men
responsitle-Tom pohson OF tho
North district and Frank Paul or tho
South district - viii escape with
''seathlng criticisms"
Violation OF the road building laws
by members OF tho board OF county
commissioners carries no greater hax.
ard because the laws provide no pen,
atty. according 20 Prosecuting Attor.
ney Malcolm Douglas.
''rhoro Is no use IN placing this
matter before the grand jury. be.
cause there arc no penal laws In.
volved." Prosecutor Douglas said.
However. we intend 10 SEQ that thla
practice OF violating road building
laws Is stopped In tho future"
Douglas declared that his office
stands ready to bring iniunctlona
against the board OF commissioners
on all future violations OF the law.
The report OF tho state examiners.
consisting Of nearly so typ6wrilton
pages. which detail scores OF alleged
Irregular transactions No accurate
check OF funds spcn, has been kept,
the report states. Funds have been
misused flagrantly and repeatedly,
Douglas declared that tho apparent
omission OF penalties for violation OF
road building laws probably was "an
oversight by the legislature"
'''rhe laws should be amended 20
provide penalties FOR conviction OF
their violation Douglas said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
ASKS MILLION
IN MOVIE SUIT
Says Bridger's Memory Ma
Ilgned In covered Wagon"

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Dec. co.
Mrs. DridEer Hahn today sought 10
oolloo, 100000 libel damages from
tho Famous PlayorB,Lanky corpora.
ton and tho Paramount Pictures cor.
poration for alleged miaroprcnenta'
ton OF the character OF her father IN
"Tho Covered Wagon"
Mira. Hahn, tho only surviving
child OF tho famous Western scout,
plainamnn ANA Indian fighter. dc.
oinred tho representation OF nrldger
IN the picture brings "a disgrace 10
her name and raises quostion OF
her parontago,
In tho picture nrldger IL represent.
cd as u drinkor and as having two
Indian women as wlyoa.
Many records presented with the
suit for damages uphold Mrs. tIahna
contention that her father was an up.
right. temperate and industrious
man.
Airs, Hahn contends her father was
married but onoe-to a full blooded
Ito IndIan-and that the ceremony
was performed by proper authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
BONUS FORCES
START ACTION
Five-Way Compensation Bill
to BE Pushed

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o.--soldicr
bonus forces IN congress today
opened their offensive for tho five.
way compensation bill,
World war veterans IN tho house
AFRO directing tho movement. They
predict tho bonus. defeated In tho
last congress-, when the senate up
held President iardlng's veto. will
$50 over tho top" In tho house In
jig time.
Tho first move IN tho baltic IN 20
force q. o. T.. leaders TO call caucus
10 give tho bonus tho right OF way.
To this end "A petition IN being olrcu.
lated by republican aoldicr congress.
mon. They expect 10 have moro than
enough signatures for their purpose
before tho end OF tho day, despite
tho absence OF many members over
the holiday reeesa,
Once tho bonus question comes up
IN caucus. even opponents concede
tho adoption OF n program giving IL
priority over other measures. Bonus
advocates claim so per cent Of the
house Is pledged for tho bill.
They say presidential veto Gun
bo ovcrridden.
representative Johnson. OF South
Dakota. has already prepared tho
resolution TO DO presented TO the re.
publican cnueua II would put the
eacucus on record as fayoring report
ing tho bonus bill from the ways and
means committee on or before Janu'
AIRY 81 for immediate consideration
by the house. II further declares
that passage OF tho bonus IL not in.
consistent with d tax reduction pro
gram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Service Is Tied Up
by Trolley Break

Passengers on an outbound sum.
init ave. street car We're thrown into
a noar.panto and homowArd bound
throngs were halted fur about 90 min
utcs ~ 9 o'clock Friday evening
when tho trolley cable broke over
tho street car, Tho passengers fed
from the carrier and awaited repairs
on tho cable. Car service along Pine
81. from Fifth to Bellevue avenue
was held up by tho accident. which
occurred az Seventh ave. and Pine %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
FIND CASH IN
CHILDE VAULT

Funds totaling $1,000. several LIB
erty bonds and war savings stamps
were left as an estate by Eugene
Albert chllde. young Seattle attor.
uey and former member OF the state
legislature. who was found dead with
his pretty divorcce.clicnt, Clara Lien,
in his gas.filled home az ss0i end
ave. $. two weeks ago. This was
She finding OF Attorney Thomas
Byron MacNahon. special admins.
traitor of childe's estate. when he
tiled his report with the superior
court Friday.
childc came TO his death by acct.
dent. MacaIahon reported and said
that he had 80 notified the Mutual
Insurance. company. In which Childo
was insured for $500. Two automo.
blies wera also found, presumably
childe'S property
Mrs. Childe. the widow. who was
IA California for her health when
death overlook her husband. Is the
sole heir and administrator OF the
estate. according 10 the viii. ad.
mitted 10 probate a week ago,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
STREET LIGHTS
TO shine AGAIN
All viii Be Glowing This
Evening, City Says

Every Seattle street win DO Hum.
mated again at night, probably by
Saturday evening, II was announced
NJ the office Of ]. d. Ross, city light
superintendent. Since the storm put
moro than 1900 street lamps out Of
commission complaint has been made
by autolsts that tho danger OF night
driving has been Increased. Motorists
have been unable, on lightleas streets.
10 SEQ persons stepping from the
curb.
Since the big wind the city trouble
shooters have been working 10 get
the lamps In commission agaln. Many
circuits were burned out and these
presented difficulties. because tbs
trouble had 10 be traced over miles
Of wires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS

Church Of Spiritual Unity serv.
ices and 7:45 ,. m. Lecture. New
spirltualism." by Griffcn Brownlce:
divine healing circles.
University Spiritualist Church
Open forum, p. M circles. 1870:
New Years service. 1880. conducted
by Dr. Jack Grant with divine heal.
ing by Hattie y. Minear.
Temple Of Truth, Second Spiritual.
list church--Circles. @: lecture, 7a5.
New Rosolutions," by Rev Stella
Ross Wallace.
Church Of Spiritual Science Rev.
Loo T.. Gilmore. pastor Lecture. 3
,. M ~ New Years Message:
circles. 4.SO.
Thcosophical Society, Seattle lodge
Lecture, 3 p. m, Some Secrets OF
n Happy New Year" by Myra II.
Libby
Theosophical Society. Besant lodge
Sunday school. II. lecture. 8 p. m.
Evident Content in Music" by j..
Boyd Wells.
Church Of Psychic Science -Rov.
y, Adele Lowdermik, pastor. Lee.
ture by Prof. Alfred Ramoy. $3.50
y. m.
Liberal Catholic Church 49, Holy
Eucharist IT, New years Message. /"
Elijah Voice Socirty-su Subject. "All
Nations Doomed Chrlscs Kingdom
Near"
Seventh Elect Church Of Israel
Sermon. 2 p. m. where and what
Is tho Garden Of Eden7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
B|RDSHOT ENDS
THIS ROMANCE
Boarder Is Accused as Love
Thief by Husband

Adolph Bottens, SO. was nursing q
sore back saturday. while Arthur
Harrcd. 81. is in .hil In the West
seattle station. accused OF pumping
hndshot at pcttcns. Tho shots wcro
fired. Haired told police. when he
discovered Bettcns walking arm in
arm with Mrs. Harrcd. from whom
uarrod had hcen separated for n
time. AIRS. Harrod lives az &ls9 aTth
ave. $. w.
According 20 the story told Lieut..
C. q. Carr. the Harrods lived peace.
ably FOR % years. after which Harrod
babe goodbye 20 his wife and family
and left. He said that his wife con-
fessed affection for Bettens. who was
a hoar,ier. After some months, how,
ever. his children begged him 10 re.
turn home. lie did SO, and Bettens
left.
Lately. however, Harrod said. his
vito had left homo for short periods
OF time. Friday night no followed
her. discovered her with the former
hoarier and unloosed the charge or
hlrdshot.
Both men are held for action by
county authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
State Educators
Elect E. j. Klemme

y. ]. kiemmo. director OF tho OK
tension service Of tho Belllngham
Normal school, was elected field sec
Rotary OF the Washington State Edu-
cauonal association az the annual
meeting % this executive committee
az tho Hotel Frye Friday. Ito has
served ~ years with the extension
service og the Washington normal
schools,
Tho office 20 which he WA elect
ed waH created Friday 10 meet grow
ing needs. II was announced
a two-day division meeting Of the
association members was set for
walIa walla and Tacoma for tho last
week In October OF next year. Clara
L. Iehnke OF spokane. president. pre-
sided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Asks More Money
for Universities

"Pitifully inadequate and detri-
mental TO the state" Was the chnrnc-
terization given the educational fncil.
tiles Of the University OF Washing
ton and other higher institutions Of
learning IN the state by Prof a. c.
Roberts, university lecturer and pres
idont Of the Centralin Normal school.
at tho Chamber OF Commerce lunch
con IN the Arcade building Friday
noon.
His address, fuIl OF statistics. was
a plea for support in helping to force
appropriations from tho legislature
next year for tho university and nor
NAL schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Woman Minister
Seeking Divorce

Mrs. Emma Belle I4uco. woman
evangelist, who took tho cloth after
her husband. Irving J. Luce. had at
tempted and failed. asked divorce
in superior court Friday. sho al.
leses that IN all but four Of her IS
years OF married life she has had to
support herself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Sunday in the Churches

ST. Mnrk's-Rcv. John -, McIauch.
Ian. Ph. D.. rector; Rev. II. II. Gowen.
-. D.. associate priest: Rev. Chester
a. Taylor. curato Holy Communion.
IS; church school. ESQ: morning scry.
Ice. 4, Tho Freedom OF tho Chris
tian Mar" 7.3o. mystery play By tho
Young People.
ST. Clement's-Rev. Francis II.
Baioman. rector. Holy Communion.
s. sunday school. 10. morning serv.
Ice. IL. "The Virgin Birth: Fact or
symbol?"
Christ Rev. Paul u. James. Holy
Communion, s; Sunday school, aa5.
Christmas music. IL.
All Sainis'--ftcv. Canon Ronald
Hilton. Mathis and sermon. II.
st. Luke's Rentonl- Canon
Ronald Hilton. Holy Communion
ana sermon. Q,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Miller Is Elected
by Park Association

MEMBERS OF the Washin gton
Natural Parks association Friday
night reelected wlnlock w. Miller
president OF the organization. New
members Of the board OF trustees
chosen were: 3. w. Huntoon and
Cyrus Gates OF Beiiingham; V. r.
McCroSkey OF Colfax: Clement Scott
OF Vancouver. Wash. and Ben N.
Phillips OF Port Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Cities Sink Into
Debt More Deeply

WARRINGTON, Dec 20. - Tho
cities Of tho country are gradually
sinking deeper into debt with n con.
slant increase in tho expenses Of
government and the rate Of taxation.
II was said in n survey OF the fInan.
cial condition OF citica announced TO.
day by tho department OF commerce.
Financial statistics covering 1929
showed tho per capita expenditure
for 26i cities having over $4,000 pop.
ulntion was s5L3s. while tho cor.
responding revenue WIS 1871. The
larger tho city. the higher tho per
capita costs OF government, Il was
shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Gas Hearing Will
Be Held in January

The clty's complaint asalns; tho
rates. service and quality OF gas fur.
ulshcd uAors by tho Settle Lighting
company win bs heard By the state
department OF public works 10 Seat.
to January 81.
The city viii be armed with u re.
port complied by an cvaiuRiion cnEl.
ncer, TO obtain which the city council
appropriated $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Quick Justice for
Four Bank Bandits

SPOKANE, Dec. 29.-Less than a
day after they had robbed tho Medl.
cal Lake, wash. bank. OF nearly
$1,000. four bandits nro In the county
Jail today, whiting removal 10 walla
Walla TO servo terms OF from 7 TO
20 yeara. The youths were caught an
hour after the robbery. brought. 10
Spokane. pleaded guilty and were
sentenced forthwith. or the loot 500
was recovered. Joseph De Ball. whose
car tho robbers stole TO aid In the
holdup. was found. bound and
gagged. In tho tonneou. by officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Hesitancy of u. S.
Disappoints Russ

with adoption OF gold standard OF
coinage. which stabllizeH foreign
trndc. tho Russian soviet citiEcnry Ia
disappointed at the alowness Of the
United states IN recognizing It's COY.
eminent. declares the Rev. Or. sgd.
ney Strong. former pastor OF tho
Queen Ammo Congregational church.
who has returned from two.ycar
trip abroad. uo arrived Friday night
IN Seattle
Dr. Strong u considering an invi.
iaiion 10 return TO Russia and &C.
ccpt an appointment on the cduca.
tional commission at Moscow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Former Cop Heads
Rum Gang, Charge

Five members OF an alleged rum,
running gang. headed by Roy Ohm
stead, former Seattle police lIeuten-
ant. were arrested and 20 cases OF
whisky and an automobile were
seized by two federal prohibition
agents at s0i1 i. Terrace st. Fri.
Gay. They were released by U. y.
Commissioner 4. C. Bowman under
bond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Salvation Army to
Have Big BANQUET

The annual banquet OF Salvation
Army workers win be held New
Years day at organization headauar-
ters. iiii Sixth ave, IL was an
nounced Friday. Col. J. D. sharp
and the divisional staff win be honor
guests. Following the banquet, which
is scheduled for p. m. the annual
watch night session. with program
by the band and speeches, will open
AZ 10 O'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Des Moines Bridge
Is Declared Unsafe

The Des Molnos bridge ut lIth ave.
$. and tho Dos Molnes highway.
spanning n 37O.foot Iavino, 20 feet
deep. Is "A menace TO tho extensive
public travel, according to County
Engineer Thomas Beeman's report.
made public Saturday. II has been
closed TO truck traffic. aud has been
limited TO a capacity OF three tons at
a timo and soon must be CLOSED TO all
traffic and replaced. he added
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Baby Dead, Mother
Dying, Driver Held

TACOMA. Dec. 2g-Polico today
nre holding Frank Santos. on 10.
qulam, alleged 10 have driven chr
which ran down and instantly killed
tho 2-yoar.old son Of Mrs. John Roe.
and seriously inIurlng the mother.
Tho woman is fighting losing battle
for her life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Set Travel Rates
for Supervisors

a Nat base ratio of SIS a month
for the first 100 miles travelled he.
tween the central office aud tho
schools and cents per milo for
each mile IN excess OF 100. WIS
voted as mileage rates for super.
visots or schools using their own
cars At n meeting or the board OF
education Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Admirers Give Car
to Woodrow Wilson

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s.-Former
President Woodrow Wilson received
u specially constructed Roils.Royee
motor car yesterday az q birthday
presen, from former associates in hia
administration. including members OF
his cabinet.
Tho car was made with various
features particularly adapted 10 Mr..
Wilson's comfort. One unusual fea.
ture is O high top so arranged that
tho distinguished invalid may enter
the car without bonding over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
BUREAU OF
nj TSSTNG
RELATIVES

The star lavitcs it, readers 90 use mn,
department ne an aid In finding mlssing
relatives or friends. The department h
10 help In rennitlng those who have b,en
separated. Those whose relatives ay
friends are missing arc Invited 10 rsport
The disappearhnos directly TO The star.
Headers who RAY know the whsrcaboufs
NJ persons mentioned In this column aa
missing are requested also 10 report 10
The Star. Other newspapers are Invited
70 reproduce such items a. viii Interest
their readers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Erickson Measure
to Be Ready Soon

The Washington State Supcr-Powe
cr league. which Is working 70 effect
minor changes in the Erickson super
power measure. will conclude this
work within day or two. according
20 announcement by the committee
in charge. Friday. II is planned TO
present the bill to vote OF thc
people at the coming election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Pasadena Man Buys
Astoria Waterfront

ASTORIA, Ore. Dec. 2s.--R. A.
Wiekersham. Pasadena, has pur.
chased 200 feet OF water frontage 30
a depth OF 1900 feet on Youngs
bay here. adjoining u similar pIoco
which hs already held. Considera.
ton WAS approximately slo0. 900
What tho tract win he used for Is
not known here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Shot Son to Save
Him, but She Fails

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.--Mrs. Rose
simlz. a Hungarian. who last August
shot her son. Desco, 10, ito save
his soul from crime,r learned today
her experiment had failed. Desco is
under arrest after an alleged attempt
TO kin Patrolman Monaghan. lie
was apprehended while trying to
hold up a storekeeper. II was said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
FURNITURE CHOSEN TO
MATCH PAnELED WALLS
Elaborate Jaeobean Decoration
Carried Out In Perfect Detail.
BY MARIAN MOORE

The architecture OF the preten-
tlous home calls Tor furniture In
keeping with It's elegance and dis
tlnction. We might throw In the
trite old expression. "and vice
versa too, for n formal suite OF
fine old period furniture should
have a fitting setting 10 make II
look az home.
The corner in the picture is from
the dining room OF n pretentious
home. and It's walnut wall panels,
separated with carved pilasters,
are topped with cream.colored
ceiling decorated with raised fig.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Remove Lumber to
Float Yogan Maru

HoQUIA1I. Dec. 29.-A1ore than
100000 feet Of timber was removed
from the Japanese freighter Yogan
Maru before the vessel, which was
driven aground on a mudbank dur.
ing the storm Of Monday night and
TUESDAY. was lightened sufficiently
10 be floated here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
OILS HOUSE. 70 whloh thn n,l

OPEN HOUSE. to which tho pub.
lie IS invited, will be held AZ the
University Lodge hail, ago Univcr.
sity why. Now Years owe. under tho
auspices Of Mlzpah temple. No. 90.
Pythian sisterH; Uniform Rank com.
pany. No. I. knights Of Pythlas. and
University lodge, No. 1914. knights
OF pythias.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Ssoo, 900 AUTO FIRE

CHICAGO. Dec. 2g.--Flre carly 10.
dny swept automobile row" IN Miehl.
gan ave. here, causing damage esti.
mated 1T 100000 The hiaxo FOR an
hour threatened 81. Lukc's hospital
with several hundred patients.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
,LrcrrRr on crime

LECTURE ON crimo and crlml.
nails VIII DO delivered az tho Y. NJ.
c. a. budding Sunday afternoon BY
Or. Henry Black Burns. OF Penn.
sylyania. Tho lecture and music.
which viii bc provided by tho Y. n.
c. a. orchestra. will be free TO mon.
tho report said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29
Grand Jury Takes
New Years Recess

Without completing its inquiry ir-
20 alleged traffic violations. tho coun-
~ grand jury adjourned at p. m.
Friday until next wednesday. a
number OF taxicab men are stilI 10
be heard by the jury IN rs investI.
cation into alleged graft in the traf.
fic department OF police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-29

FIrst-Rcv. Ambrose NJ. Bailey. d.
D.. pastor. Sunday school. sAs: morn.
ing service. Our Dead Presidents
F'avorite Text as Our New Year Mot.
to-: Il. Y. p. T.. sI5 p. m: special
musical service. 7:5o; evening service.
This Year"
Dunlap---Rev. r. A. Klein, pastor.
Morning service. II. The Person Of
Christ. evening service, 1870. Real
Christians and Bootleggers."
Fremont--Rev. Ebert II. Hicks.
pastor. Sunday school. s:45: morning
service. II. "a Bakers Dream" +.
mems Bible class. IL noon: evening
service. 1870. The First Airplane."
Bethany-Rev. Antrim II. Nickel.
pastor. Morning service. H. ~ Hap.
py New Year; evening service. 1880,
The Man OF Sorrows"
Queen Anne--Rey. 3. p. Richard.
son. pastor. Sunday school. a45:
morning service. If. Facing a New
Year; Young People. $50: evening
service, 7:30, Builders"
Tabernacie-Rev i. a. McNulty
Bible school, 9:30; morning service.
II, characteristics of Our Times: y.
Y. =. u. $50 p. m; evening service
7:30. "a Message From Gods Watch.
tower"
Elm Swcdisli--Rcv. NJ. Johnson.
pastor. Morning service. II. in swcd.
ish: services BY Evangelist J. c. Kel.
logg. SIS and 7:30 y. m.
First NorwegianDanish a ".
Mehus, pastor. Sunday school. oa5
n. m; morning service. Norwegian,
II O'Clock; b. Y. p. u, 8 p. m; spc.
ciai song service. 7:30 p. m.