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Christian

Government Hill Christian Church
sandmeyer street; c. E. Cogsweil. pas
tor. Sunday school at $50; preaching
at IL and 1850: Y. p. s. c. +. at $50
Monday, Ladies' Aid meets at q; Wed
nesday. prayer meeting at 1850.
San Fernando Christian Church. 1far-
riman street: J. X. Pedrick. pastor
Bible school at 9:3o: preaching at ii
and 1880; junior Endeavor at $3.50: In
termediate at s; senior at $3.50; Tues
day. Christian Helpers at $3.50: Wednes-
day. prayer meeting at 1880.
Central Christian Church. Main and
San Pedro; Hugh Mcclellan. minister
Sunday school at $3.50: preaching at II
Personal Evangelism" and at 1880
1.-THE Future Life; Christian Endeavor
Society at $3.50.
South Side Christian Church, South
Presa and Dunning: Rev. Patrick
Henry. pastor. Bible school at 1880
preaching at 1850 and 1890.
Prospect Hill Christian Church. North
Sahinas and West Travis streets; Law
renee Williams. pastor. Bible school at
9:i5: preaching at IL and 7:45.
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Spiiritualist

National Independent Spirituslists
meet at the W. O. W. Hall. s22 East
Houston street. at 7:45. Rev. Sarah
Rountree, pastor. Samuel H. Smith
president of the San Antonio Club Of
Applied Psychology. will speak; Mrs,
Gertrude Wright will dem2nstrate how
TO retain youth and beauty; No ssfre cir
Gle at $40 Beauregard street Tuesday
night: Friday. healing and message cir
Gle at $40 Beauregard street at 7:45.
First Texas church 20. o. F. 81 meets
in the Gunter Hotel ball room at 7:f5.
Rev. Winfield Mcdowell. pastor. En-
trsnced lecture on Fear by Rev. Fran
els Emerson. through mediumship of pas
tor: spiritual greetings by Mrs. Brown,
DR.. A. Lcnnert and Rev. Mcdowell; mu
steal program by Louis Saynisch, Mon
day. message circle at 900 Carolina street
at o'clock; Thursday message circle at
seS North street at S o'clock: Friday.
message and healing circle at us Ave-
nuc G at O'Clock and WEDNESDAY, heal
ing circle at 31s Martinez street at
o'clock.
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Episcopal

Christ Episcopal, Laurel Heights. Bel
knap and Russell: Rev. l.. d. Richards
rector. Fourth Sunday in Lent-Holy
communion at 1880; church school at
$3.50; mems Bible class at s:i5: preach
ing at IL and 1850: daily evening SER
vice. except on Saturday. at $3.50; Fri
day. litany and holy communion at
s;3o: Friday. young peoples conflrma-
ton class at $50.
ST. Marks Episcopal. Travis Park;
Rev. S. Arthur Huston, rector. Fourtl,
Sunday in Lent--Holy communion at 1880
n. M. church school with Bible class
for adults at $50; preaching at II and
1880: Fellowship League at 6: Monday.
church school service at AIS and con-
firmation class for adults at s; Tuesday.
evening prayer at 5; Wednesday, holy
communion at 1880, holy communion and
address at 10. MONDAY prayer for mis-
sions at IL, litany with address at and
service with address at s.: Thursday.
organ recital at 5; Friday holy commune
st. Luke's Episcopal. West Houston
and Chupaderas; Rev. Jay Scott Bud
long, rector. Holy eucharist at 8; church
school at $3.50: evening prayer and SER
mon at 1850; Tuesday. Lenten service at
1880; Friday, holy eucharist at 10
o'clock.
ST. Johns Episcopal. Burnett and
North Cherry; Rev. Jay Scott Budlone.
rector. Church school at $3.50; holy
eucharist and sermon At II; Tuesday.
holy eucharist at 10; Friday. Lenten SER
vice at 1880.
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Methodist

South Side Methodist. Mary and Green
wood, r. E. Clark. pastor. Sunday school
at 9:45; preaching at II and 1880.
Los Angeles Heights Methodist, sol
Lee Hall street. r. d. Dyus. pastor. Sun.
day school at 1850: preaching at IL and
1890; Epworth Leagues at $50.
East End Methodist. East Commerce
and Polarls. Rev. Paul W. Evans. pas
tor Sunday school at 9:i5; Junior league
Of 5; Wednesday, Woman's Missionary
Society meets at the parsonage st,e:3o;
prayer meeting at $50.
Palm Heights Metho'tt. Walton and
| DeSoto. Rev. Paul w. Evans. pastor,
SUNDAY school at as; preaching at II
and 1880; Monday. Woman's Missionary
Society at ESQ; Thursday. prayer meet
| ing at 1880,
Prospect. Hill Methodist. Buena Vista
and Cibolo. James W. Albritton. pastor.
sunday school ut $3.50; ,Dr. j.. F. Rawls
pastor at 1880; Epworth League at $50
Wednesday. Noman's Missionary Society
meets at .; prayer meeting ut 1880; Fri
day choir practice at $3.50.
West End Methodist. Zarzamora and
.Woodlawn. W. p. Buckner. pastor. sun
Pday school at $3.50: Sunday will be tho
anniversary for the new location, and
Or. Garfield Evans will speak at 1880;
junior league at 3: senior at $3.50.
blackberry Street Methodist. South
blackberry and Montana. L. J. Rode,
pastor. sunday school at 1856: preach
| ing at 10:45 and 1886 junior Epworth
the Epworth Leagues meet in the new
annex for the monthly social meeting
Denver Heights Methodist. Denver
boulevard and New Braunfels avenue
Rev. r. s. Pierce. pastor. sunday school
at $3.50; preaching at IL and 1880; sen
Tor league at $40: centenary week
March II TO is; revival meetings begin
March is.
Rieden Memorial Methodist. Buena
| Vista and San Marcos streets. J. NJ. Alex
ander. pastor. Sunday school Mt ef45;
preaching at 1916 and 1880; Epworth
League at o'clock.
Alamo Heights Methodist. Broadway
and POGO, John X. Berry. pastor. Sun
by DR.. ]. It. Curry, confederate mission
airy secretary; Epworth League at $3.50
preaching at 1880; Wednesday. special
service at 1880.
Presa and Mckinley, z. v. Lilies. pastor.
Sunday school at $3.50; leadeUhip train
ing day program Mt IL followed by ser
mon by Rev. II. NJ. Ratliff, West Texas
Conference superintendent OF Sunday
schools: preaching by Bishop II. A. Boaz.
DID. who has just returned from the
Orient. ut 1880; intermediate league at
$3.50; senior at $50.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal. Beacon
HILL Harry G. Leonard pastor. Sunday
school at $3.50: mems Bible class at 10:
preaching at IL and 7:s5; Epworth
League at I.
Laurel Heights Methodist, West Wood
lawn and Belknap. 5. II. C. Burgin. d. D..
pastor. Sunday school at $3.50; adult
Bible class at 9:45; preaching at 1889
by Bishop II. a. Boaz and at 1880 ny
the pastor: Junior leegue at 1880; Pt'-
gin chapter at $50; an address will be
given by Garfield Evans. superintendent
Of the Epworth League Missions, Nash
vile. Tenn.
Travis Park Methodist. Travis and
Navarro. Rev. Arthur J. Moore, pastor
sunday school at $3.50: Bishop James Z.
Dlcxey will preach at i0:45: mass meet
ing at 3, Bihop H. A. Boaz speaking
services 80 $50: Epworth League at
6:4S; Wednesday. prayer meeting, 1880
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Reports Membership Increase

Since the Rev. Morley Osborne
Lambly was elected to the pastor
ate of the First Congregational
church, corner Carolina and Presa
streets, in 1921, the membership
of the church has increased 90
per cent and the Sunday school
has increased so per cent.
Besides the large increase in
membership, the Rev. Lambly also
reports that a Christian Endeavor
society and a mems club have
been organized. He says thaA ~
sic is a special feature Of the
church services and that quaI .e -
and solo work in the morning SER
vice and a popular congregational
song service in the evening are
added to the services.
The Rev. Lambly was born in
Invernese, Quebec. He spent his
carly life in Portland, Maine. He
graduated from McGill university
and took a special course in the
Chicago Theological seminary.
Most of his ministry has been
spent in Iowa, although three
years were spent in Jennings,
Louisiana, and one year in the
Y. M. c. A. service in France.
On his return in 1919 he con-
structed a $4,000 church build
ing in Palestine and then came
to San Antonio in 1921, when he
was elected to the pastorate of
the only Congregational church
here.
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Sunday school at s:i5; preaching at
1850; Wednesday. midweek Lenten service
at S; catechetical instruction on Wednes-
day at $50 and Friday at 5:i5; Friday,
choir meeting ct 1880.
Evangelical Lutheran lions Helotes;
Rev. W. w. Laubach. pastor. German
service at $50 with Sunday school i'm
mediately after the service: catechetical
instruction Tuesday and Saturday at
$50; Tuesday, choir meeting at S o'clock.
st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran, Nueva
and South Press; AL. Wolff and August
Baetke, pastors. Sunday school and
Bible class at $50: English service at II.
Abide in Peace and Hope" and Ger
man service at 1880. Christ, the Bread
OF Life: Wednesday. German Lenten
service at s; Friday. English Lenten SER
vice at s.; Thursday, Luther League
meets at o'clock.
Zion Lutheran Chapel, 70s Cincinnati
tbranch Of st. Johns). Sunday school
and Bible class at $3.50; divine service at
IL o'clock.
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Catholic

st. Mary's Catholic Church. st. Mary's
street, one block south OF the Gunter
Hotel: Rev. A. c. Dusseau. O.M.I, nss-
tor. Masses on Sunday at 5, 6. I. s. ..
10. II and IL O'clock. High mass at
IL o'clock: visitors welcome at all
school auditorium. followed by sunday
school; the Holy Name Society will re-
ceive holy communion in body at the
o'clock mass; the senior branch OF
the Children OF Mary at the o'clock
mass, and the Junior branch OF the Chill
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Miscellaneous

Mems Central Bible Glass meets sun
day at $3.50 in the Gunter Hotel ball
room. DR.. Hugh Mcclellan and II. II.
Rogers, teachers.
Church of Jesus Christ OF Latter-day
Saints meets at the w. o. w. Hall, S22
East Houston street. sunday school at
$3.50. preaching at 1870: conducted by
.C. H Hill and +. G. ,'-omas.
International Bible Students. hall il'is
North Flores. Junior Bercan class At
10; public discourse by b. NJ. Rice OF
Brooklyn, n. Y. at 3: study OF memorial
at 1880: Tower lesson at 1880: Wednes-
day. prayer. praise and testimony at >.
Friday study of the Divine Plan OF
the Ages at s o'clock.
First Church OF the Nazarenc. Colo
RADIO and Sandovai, Rev. T. W. sharpe.
pastor Sunday school at $3.50; preaching
at lo:45 and T:i5; n. Y. =. >. at 6:So'
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Church of Christ

Grove Avenue Church of Christ, III
Grove avenue; W. d. Bills, pastor. Bible
school at s:+5; preaching at IL and
7:45, morning subject, Partnership
With Cod: Wednesday, Bible study at
T:45.
Beacon Hill Church of Christ. Grant
and Magnolia; +. W. Phillips, minister.
Bible study at s:i5; preaching at IL ana
7:tS; young peoples drill at $3.50. 49,,
Denver Heights Church OF Christ s01
Porter street; Toy +. Wallace. pastor.
Bible study Mt 9:i5; preaching at II
and 1880, congregational singing at $50
and 1880
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Shall We Drop the
Old?

Wouldn't you get tired of de-
ivering the same lecture 6000
times? All but e lew of us
would have discarded the monot-
)nous oceans of words after
aaving recited them half a doz-
m times.
But Russell Fl. Conweil hc-
longs TO the class of people who
know the value of an old thing.
The oft repeated story of the
Persian farmer who sold his
land and left in search Of riches.
,nly TO learn later that the
buyer found on the clme farm a
diamond mine. is I tale Uo:th
repeating. There's Lesson in
it we need every generation.
For more than sixty years this
friend of poor boys has seat
tered over the country the H.
SEPARATION of this story. The Old
is worth while.
Some of us curl our lips just
a little at the caurch-goin.
habits OF our parents. Inc dally
family prayer me,t'rg of oi.r
fathers household we just
haven't thought OF.
Let's reclaim sore of these
old habits. Perhaps our fata-
er's religion is better than We
thought. Tomorrow attend tie
church of your Choice in this
city and unearth that phase CT
Christianity which viii help you
deepen the springs of your in
SEPARATION.
Honor thy father and
Thy mother that thy dcys
may be long in the land
lcllich the Lord thy God
givcth thee
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Church of God

Church of God, los stonevall avenue;
C. F. Miller. pastor. Sunday school at
9:45; preaching at Ii and 1880; young
peoples meeting at $3.50; Thursday. pray
er meeting at-7:30.
Spanish Church of God, 1ss Angle
street; NJ. +. Taffola, pastor Sunday
school at 9:i5; preaching at IL and 1880;
Wednesday. PRAYER meeting at I:S0.
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ing at s o'clock; revival services will be-
gin March is.
Friedens Evangelical. Main and East
Elmira; Rev. Joseph Polster, pastor.
sunday school at e:lS with adult Bible
class at the same hour; English service
at 10:30:- no evening service: Monday.
mems society meets at s; Tuesday even
ing, choir rehearsal; Wednesday, English
Lenten service at 8; Thursday. Ladies'
Aid meets Mt o'clock at 3i5 North Colo
radn street
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, dren of Mary at the Sis mass; the mis-
sion for women opens Sunday evening at
T:iS; services every evening at 1:i5, sub
jects, Sunday evening, salvation and
Sin, Monday, Passing TO Cod. Tues
day, ''The Ideal Catholic Married Wom-
an, Wednesday. us Hell a Fable, Fic-
ton or a Fact, Thursday, The Ideal
Tender Love-, Saturday, "Our Tainted
Natures Solitary Boast; MONDAY ser
vices every day from 1910 to 1850 con-
sstlng Of a sermonette and benediction
OF the Blessed Sacrament; masses at
$50, 1880, s:15 and Q a. M
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Christian Science

First Church of Christ. Scientist Ave-
nue. d and Fifth street. Sunday school
at s:15: services at IL and $780, sub
ject, Man; Wednesday, Testimonial
meeting at 8: reading room, SIS Gibbs
m. to p. m.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist,
women's Club Building, POI Camden
street. Sunday school at $3.50; services
at IL, subject, Man: Wednesday,
testimonial meeting at o'clock.
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Evangelical.

First Evangelical. Nolan and Muncey;
Z. p. Brundsge. pastor. Sunday school
at $3.50: preaching at i0:i5. Pressing
Through to Victory and at s, The
Heavenly Race; Junior endeavor at 6 :;
senior at 7:15; Wednesday, prayer meet
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Congregational

First Congre sational, South Presa and
Carolina; Rev. NJ, o. Lambly, minister.
Church school. at s:i5; preaching at IL.
THE Manhood That Ministers" and at
1880. Unnatural and Unnecessary An
taeonisms'
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Baptist

Beacon Hill Baptist Church, Fred
ericssburg Road and West Ashby; Mel
vim c. Edison, pastor. Sunday school
at 10; preaching at IL and 1880; all
B. Y. P. US meet at $3.50; Wednesday,
teachers, meeting at 1880; prayer meet
Pegues Memorial Baptist Church. Den.
Yer boulevard and st. Anthony street;
c. J.. Skinner. pastor. Sunday school
Sort of Laborers" and at 1880; B. Y.
p. us at 6:15; Monday, ladies' auxil-
iary; Wednesday, prayer meeting at 8
First Baptist Church. Fourth and
Taylor; Dir. !. E. Gates, pastor. Sunday
school at $3.50; preaching at IL and
1880; Junior B. Y. p. U: at 4:so; Fred
intermediate and senior at g.; Monday,
Southwest Texas Baptist workers con-
ference at 1880. and Tuesday at $3.50
and 1880: Wednesday, teachers meet
ing at 6:45; prayer meeting and bap-
Harlandaie Baptist Church. Terrell
and Webster; u. b. Smith, pastor. Sun.
day school at s:45; preaching at II and
US at 6:15: W. NJ. U. meets Monday
at o'clock; Wednesday. prayer meet
Calvary Baptist Church. Pine and
Hays; W. W. lee, pastor. Sunday
school at 9:45; preaching at II. "A Sin
That Is Worse Than Death" and at
a.JU. all Is. 1. +. u s at osSUi Neu-
nesday, teachers meeting at 1890 fol-
lowed by prayer meeting at O'Clock
Prospect Hill Baptist Church. San
Jacinto and Buena Vista; Hulen r.
Carroll, pastor. Sunday school at 9:s5;
preaching at IL and i.45: all b. Y. p.
us meet at 6:i5; Wednesday. prayer
meeting at 7:i5.
San Antonio Primitive Baptist Church,
Y. NJ. c. A. building; Elder II. $. BAH,
pastor. Preaching at IL and 1880;
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Lakeview Baptist CS-ch. Lakeyiew
avenue and Twenty-second street; S. c.
Hubener. pastor. Sunday school AT
9:45: preaching AT IL and 7:45. evening
subject, America First, Last and AL
ways; Junior p. Y. r. U. at 3; Junior
and senior at Gas; Wednesday. teachers
meeting at Z. prayer meeting at Z and
choir practice at o'clock.
New Hope Baptist Church. 500 STAGE
street; J. Alfred Brown. pastor. Sunday
school at 9:i5; preaching at II and
7:4S: Junior b. Y. p. U. ct $3.50; senior
at $50; special evangelistic services
viii begin Sunday and continue through
out the week daily at 10 and 7:i5, Rev.
u. o. Covington of Waco speaking.
Riverside Park Baptist Church. South
Presa street: Rev. T. v. Herndon. pas
tor. Sunday school at 9:i5; preaching
at IL and 1850; Rev. J. NJ. Dawson OF
Waco will hold revival starting We'd
nesday evening March II.
Los Angeles Heights Baptist Church;
T. G. Long. pastor. Bible school at
9:45; preaching at II and 1880: all B.
Y. p. us at 6:15; Monday, Ladies
D., Auxiliary meets in all-day meeting;
Wednesday. prayer meeting at 1850.
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Unitarian

Unitarian Chapel. 12o Fifth street, Rev:
Edward Day. pastor. sunday school Al
10, preaching at IL. The Text / Gave
Edna wallace Hopper"
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churches and the fol-
lowing business men:
ALAMO PALACE CLEANERS
AND OVERS
Avenue A and James Street.
ERNEST BRoGGI
ie5 s. Santa Rosa Ave.
CALVIN TIRE co.
2iO Third Street.
f. A. CHAPA
SIG W. Commerce ST.
CHALKLEY BROS.
Heating & Plumbing
THE SILK HOUSE
209-11 E. Houston Street.
DOYLE DECORATING co.
l02 W. Commerce Street.
GUARANTY STATE BAN
31i y. Houston st.
HAGY & MCOLLUM
Avenue @ and Pecan Street
j. T. HAMMER
100 W. Pecan Street
}. q. HARDIE
us Gunter Bldg.
HERMAN A. NESTER
San Antonio LabOratori,
LURE & HOLMAN co.
The Paint People.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER co.
Travis 1000
SAN ANTONIO PUBLIC SERVICE
COMPANY
SAN ANTONIO LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY
MILBURN DRUG co.
SOC W. Houston st.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
NEWTON SHOE COMPANY
OLD SOUTH CAFE
IAN That the Name Implies
PERFECTION BAKERIES
Ill Ave. D-xfo Soledad Street
POTCHERNICKs HAKDwAIE 20.
PRESTO BATTERY SERVICE co.
RoGERs-HILL COMPANY
407 Navarro Street
YANTIs-HERPEL MOTOR co.
SCI Ave. c.
WASHER BROS. co.
WROTEN-HUNDLEY MOTOR co.
Dodge Brothers Distributors.
wINERICH MOTOR SALES co.
W. H. winerich
JOHN WILLIAMS
Ciothier.
b. G. IRISH
Homesites
MORGAN WOODWARD AUTO CO.
Fords
BLUE FLAG INDUSTRIES
1910 w. Ashby
LEONARD BROWN
206 Kampmann Bldg.
WHITE STAR LAUNDRY
8. G. Bechtel, Mgr.
".
Granite Monuments & Headstones.
JOHN t. CARL
Grocer.
PERRY L. KING
Auditing and General Accounting
MORALES TRANSFER CO.
1898 Monterey Street
harley DUPLICATING SHOP
119 Ave. d.
BANKERS RESERVE LIFE
8. r. BiGgs. Gen. Agents
FOMBY CLOTHING CO.
GERODETTI BROS.
Groceries and Merchandise
ALAMO ICE DELIVERY
SCHNEIDER PRINTING co.
Church and School Printing
FRUIT COMMISSION CO
&. sPIER
Grocery
PROSPECT HILL BAKERN
e3ll W. Commerce st.
WEST TEXAS MILITARY
G. BEDELL MOORE ESTATE
ED. l.. BIESENBACH CO.
Bear Brand Candies.
JOSEPH EARNEST
JOHN KENNEY
Grocery
r.. Il. sENNETT
UNION CENTRAL LiFk
INSURANCE COMPANY
Belell Building.
:. A. TANK CoOPERAGE WORKS
LANCE SOAP co.
CITY NATIONAL BaNK
HUGO rENzL
TRAVELLERS HOTEL
rETRICH roULTRy co,
Evening star., 1923-09-08
FEARED "CORPSE" ALIVE.

MONTREAL, September S.-After
funeral services for Mrs. Elizee La
Evening star., 1923-09-08

9TH street southeast. where he had
the driver stop. He learned that the
wounded man was in the car on his
way TO hospital. the driver of the
car having become confused in his
efforts to find such an institution
Detectives O'Dea and CuIlinane and
Precinct Detectives Davis and kueh-
ling participated in an investigation
of the shooting. No arrests We're made.
but the detectives obtained the names
of alleged bootleggers thought to
have taken part in the affair Prohi-
rition enforcement agents and Sheriff
John Simms of Charles county, Md,
were told by local police of the shoot
ing. Efforts will be made to locate
the still, but il is believed 1t prob
ably was dismantled and taken away
after Thomas was shot.
Evening star., 1923-09-08
RAILROAD ENGINE CREWS
DEMAND WAGE INCREASE
Ask Restoration on January 1 of
Scale Effective Before Reduc-
tion of July l, 1921.
BY the Associa ted Press

by the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, September S.-Restora-
tion of wages in effect before the
cut of July l, 1921, will be asked by
The various brotherhoods of fremen
and enginemen in this country and
Canada, with the fulfillment of pres
cnt contracts expiring from now to
January /, 1924, il was voted at a
meetings of general chairmen of the
international Brotherhood of Fire
men and Enginemen.
The new wage demands means an
approximate increase of 12l2 per
cent. according to Grand President
David e. Robertson, and will affect
100000 men in the two countries, he
said
Granting of these demands will
mean restoration of peak wages
granted in the postwar period which
have been cut but once. that time be-
ing by the United States Railroad
Labor Boards decision, No. >, on July
/, 1921. General chairmen were di-
rected by today's meeting to begin
negotiations with the eXpirations of
their contracts.
The SWitChmen's Union, in a meet
ing closing last night. voted to de-
mand restoration of the peak wages
of the same period. meaning in their
case increases of approximately 23.36
per cent About $4,000 men are af-
fected in this organization, T. c.
CaShin, president, said.
Evening star., 1923-09-08

yille had been halted because
naurner pointed out that rigor mortis
ha d not set in and the woman might
still be alive, physicians later last
night examined her body and pro-
nounced' her dead.
The PARISH priest and choir boys
were waitiAg in the church of the lit
tie French madam village for the
funeral oorteA TO OF aFfiVe' the mourner T. 't at
~ w,nman,s hom. stopped the prepa-
rations. rat Her hear, was not beating
and she was not br. athing, but he her
body was neither rigid nor col1. Inc
funeral service will be h elu toudS'
Evening star., 1923-09-08
PHARMACISTS ADJOURN.
American Association Nominates
Officers for Year 1e24-25.

ASHEVILLE, n. c.. September s.
After recommending the appointment
of federal narcotic commissioner.
voting to affiliate with the Interna-
tional Pharmaceutical Federation,
awarding the Ebert prize to Paul s.
Pittenger, New York. and installation
of H. V. Army of New York as presi-
dent members of the American Phar-
maceutical Association ended their
seventy-first annual session here last
night a midnight.
officers nominated for the year of
1924-25. taking office at the seventy
second annual meeting to be held in
Buffalo, and to be elected by mail
ballot during the ensuing year, fol-
low: For president John Gully. Utah: :
Charles w. Holton, New Jersey;
George Judisch. Iowa. Directors NOM
inated for election in the same man
ner were H. V. Army. New York; J.
G. Beard, North Carolina: Jacob Diner,
New York; A. G. Dumez, District of
Columbia: J. G. Godding, Massachu-
cetts; Julian A. Koch. Pennsylvania;
II. B. Mason. Michigan; E. l.. New
comb. Minnesota, and II. N. Whelpley.
'7Iissouri.
Evening star., 1923-09-08
FAXED INJURY, CHARGE.
Man Falsely Collected From Street
Railways, Is Said.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, September s.
Steve Chalekis. forty-six, of
Youngstown. Ohio. and with many
aliases, who is said to have traded
On peculiarly broken arm to obtain
damages from public service COM
panies in many cities for faxed in
5uries by closing doors and windows
has begun fight against extradition
to Jersey City, n. j. He iss wanted
Tn Jersey City on charge of obtain
ing $3l5 from the Public Service Rail-
way Company by false pretenses
-Chalekis was arrested here last night
after filing a claim against the local
street railway. A claim on Chalekis
was filed yesterday by an agent of
the Youngstown Municipal Railway
Company.