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Evening star., 1923-12-12
Eddie Cantor and Mary
Eaton In Kid Boots

The advance sale Of seats begins this
morning for the engagement OF Eddie
Cantor next week. starting Monday
evening in the new Ziegfeld musical
production, kid Boots" at the Ma
tional Theater. Mary Eaton, late of the
Ziegfeld Folies. is featured member
of the cast. AIR. Cantor, for the first
time In his career, enjoys the adyan-
tage of Ziegfeld production.
The book Of tho new musical Offering
Is by William Anthony Mcclure and
Otto Harbach. with music by Harry
Tiernev and lyrics by Joseph Mccarthy.
Besides Mr.. Cantor and lovely Mary
Eaton. late Ziegfeld Follies star. the
company includes Job%na Rowland,
F;thelynd Terry. Beth Berri, Harry
Fender. Harry Short Paul Everton,
Harland Dixon, Mary Callahan, John
Rutherford, George Barrat and others,
with Ziegfeld beauty chorus of dis
tinct personalities, and for good meas
urc Mr.. Ziegfeld has added George
Olson and his California orchestra,
players of syncopated music, who
created Il furore on the California
coast
Edward Royce, who staged sally"
also staged kid Boots"
Washington also has the telegraphic
assurance from Mr. Florenz ziegfeld
himself "It's the best show | ever
produced. Let Washington know 1t.
1t is added. "They offered $50 seat in
Detroit on Saturday.
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Dance Parisienne y
Cosmos.

Mazette, Lewis and company. who
present Dance Parisienne" at the
Cosmos Theater next week, promise
in it every form of musical comedy
entertainment, including comedy,
songs, dances and even beautiful en-
sembles The attraction is hand
somely staged and costumed and is
a miniature replica of the Broadway
revue prepared for, presentation in
popular vaudeville. A companion at
traction, stellar in character and
withaI unique, will be the "mirth
and melody" offering of Elkins, Fay
and Elkins, who have just returned
from abroad. with whirlwind of ac-
tion employing the piano. castanets,
the tambourine and striking person
altties. Excellent clog dancing is one
Of tho features of the act
Billy Duval and Merle Symonds will
bring new skit, Their First Quar-
rel" which promises laughter; Sharon
stephen, with Delma Bordeaux and
Maybelle Mignon, will bring another
laughable sketch. entitled "They
Never Change; Rose Sheldon and
brother. a routine of balancing and
acrobatic feats, and Jack Marcus and
Agnes Burr more fun, with Laugh
ing Matters" as the medium and ex-
cellent voices for their melodies.
The photoplay entertainment will
introduce young Douglas Fairbanks.
Evening star., 1923-12-12

tral High School Friday evening, at
$40, under the auspices of the COM
munity center department of the pub
lie schools.
D'Alvarez has won fame and popu-
larity throughout the musical world
by reason Of her beautiful voice, mag
nificent art. fascinating personality
and interpretive ability. To her con-
quest of the leading musical centers of
Europe and America. she has added
Australia and New Zealand.
Her program will include: RE
quest" (Franz), THE Angels Whisper"
aLoverl, Air de Liza" tDebussyl,; };
(Bantock). "A Little Island" (Rach-
maninoff). The Sunbeam and the
Moonbeam" Of. D'Erlanger), "Au-
tonne" (Faure). Clair de Lune'
(Faure). Bon jour. Cuzon" (Di VerolD
Mon coeur s'ouvre a Ia voix" (Saint-
Saens), En- Calesa' (D'Alvarez)
"Senor Platero" OK. Schindler), La
Zagallna" &C. Fuster), La Seguidille'
(BizeD.
Seats are on sale at Mrs. Wilson
Greene's Concert Bureau. 18th and G
streets,
Evening star., 1923-12-12
From Vienna to Berlin and
the Ruhr

The story of Burton Holmes fourth
travelogue. in this city. will have for
its themes From Vienna to Berlin
and the Ruhr." 1t discloses what he
saw in Vienna, Munich, Berlin. Es-
sen, Dusseldorf and the Spreewald
and also in the manufacture sec
tion, known as Elberfie Id Barn en-.
His colored views and motion pic
lures will show the daily life and
actual existing conditions in these
cities and their adjacent countryside.
President Ebert and Gen. Degoutte,
the COMMUNICATIVE chief of the French
army of occupation, will appear on
the screen, and conditions will be
shown in number of the factories
in Elberfield- Barmen, the Krupp
works, with scenes in and about
Essen.
The traveIogue will picture an ac-
tual personal visit to the scenes and
the famous personages, at the Ma
tional Theater Sunday afternoon at
$3.50 and Sunday evening at S:Se.
Evening star., 1923-12-12
"Thundergate" and
"Kiddins Katie

"Thundergate," First Nationals
MIN version of Sidney Herschell
SmalPs novel of THE Lord of Thun-
dergate," will be shown the first time
here next week at Crandalrs Metro
politan Theater. Owen Moore, Sylvia
Breamer Virginia Browne Faire,
Tully Marshall and Robert McKim
appear in the principal roles. The
added comedy will be Christies new
two-reeler starring Dorothy Devore,
Kidding Katie" together with a new
issue OF the Metropolitan World Sur
vey and an elaborate musical pro-
gram arranged by Daniel Breeskin
Thundergate" is melodramatic
romance with strong element of
mystery. 1t features Owen Moore
and concerns the exact white "dou-
BILE" of the young Chinese Lord of
Thundergate," who is called upon to
impersonate the mandarin through
circumstances that lead to compli-
cations Of the most interesting and
most thrilling character
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Broken Hearts of Broadway

Colleen Moore and Johnny Walker
are pictured in Broken Hearts of
Broadway" at Crandall's Central The
ater the first four days of next week,
beginning Sunday afternoon, together
with Mack Sennetts two-reel comedy,
"One- Cylinder Love-" featuring the
Sennett farceurs and beauties; the
Kinograms. and Thompson's original
"Tuneful Tour" beginning on the
Pacific coast and crossing the con-
tinent to the melody of favorite songs.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Gold Madness" a film version of
James oliver Curwood's story of THE
Man From Ten Strike" featuring
Grace Darmond. Guy Bates Post, Cleo
Madison and Mitchell Lewis; Larry
Semon, in the two-reel Vitagraph
comedy, Lightning Love-" and the
Kinograms. together with Thompson's
organ recitalS.
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Shifting Sands"

shifting Sands" a photoplay Of
high power events to a climax of
deep human appeal. will be shown
for three days at Crandalls Theater,
beginning Sunday afternoon. to-
gether with Harry Pollard in the Hal
Roach release, Jack Frost; next
Wednesday and Thursday, Seena
owen and Martha Mansfield, in Vita
graphs film version of "The Leaven-
worth Case" the famous mystery
story, and Joe Rock, in The Pill"
and Friday and Saturday, Matt Moore,
Leatrice JOY and Ernest Terrence, in
Paramounts photoplay of Harry Leon
and the new Aesop Fable, THE Dark
Horse"
Short films and pipe organ music
will be daily features.
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Robin Hood" to Return.

First Nationals screen production
of Sidney Herschell Smalrs novel,
The Lord of Thundergate." will be
shown also Sunday and Monday at
Crandalfs Ambassador Theater. to-
gether with Christie's two-reel laugh
maker. Kidding Katie" featuring
Dorothy Devore; Tuesday and We'd
nesday Douglas Fairbanks will be
pictured in Robin Hood" his most
notable production. with appropriate
orchestral music; Thursday and Fri
day, Alice Lake, CASTOR Glass, Rob
ert McKtm and Noah Beery will be
seen in The Spider and the Rose" a
story of southern California and
Saturday, Douglas Fairbanks, jr., in
"Stephen Steps Out"
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Little Cinderella at Strand

Little Cinderella" musical COM
edy. handsomely staged in three
scenes. and featuring 4 cast of seven,
headed by Dorothy Walters and Ira
man Stanley. will be featured among
the vaudeville attractions at the
Strand next week. beginning Sunday
afternoon. with Harry Adler and Rose
Dunbar, funnier than ever i'll Laugh
ter AS You Like It.
Others will include Toney and
George Florenz, on the boulevard, in
watch Them Walk: George and
Lily Garden, Moments Musicale
and Russo Teis and Russo, in
Dances From A to H."
The photoplay offering will bring
here for a first showing, Hodkinson.s s
screen production of Alan Sullivan's
story, THE Rapids" with Walter
Miller, Mary Astor and Harry More5'
in leading roles.
Evening star., 1923-12-12
The Covered Wagon.

Now that the engagement of The
Covered Wagon" is supposed to be
nearing its end at Polls. it would
seem that everybody who has not
done SO has suddenly decided to see
the remarkable film, for no picture
ever presented here has won general
commendataion in such large measure
as The Covered Wagon" 1t is a
picture that combines all that tends
TO make the screen popular. 1t fairly
teens with thrilling scenes. has
love story that is unique, a vein of
comedy throughout, and is enacted
by a cast that will compare favorably
with any other ever assembled. 1t
continues at Poli's next week.
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Talk of the Town.

Next weeks attraction at the
Gayety, beginning with Sunday matt
ness, will be Talk of the Town."
show said to be noted for it's scenry,
costumes, girls. peppy dances and
generally brilliant entertainers. Eddie
Hall, the featui ed comedian, Is a de-
lineator of the tramp character and
heads a cast which includes Franz
Marie Texas, prima donna; Helen
Harris and Nettie Knise, ingenues.
and Fern La Roy. Frank Anderson,
Jack Gibson, Jahrl and George, Jim
"SIim" Parker and Happy" Clark.
with a chorus of a score of comely
young girls.
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Thurston, the Magician.

Thurston, greatest of American ma
riclans. will apapear at the Shubert-
Relasco next week, beginning sun
day night.
Thurston's 1923-1924 program fur
nishes innumerable thrills. surprises
and laughs, and is said to be the
famous magiciau's most pretentitous
offering. the last word in the art of
conjuring. The list includes The
Radio Mystery" The Vanishing
Camel" Conan Doyle Outdone," "A
Glimpse of Hereafter" THE Super
natural Lion THE Beautiful
Witch" "The Famous Hindu Rope
Trick" "Beautifying by Magic"
Every Woman's Wish" The Mys-
terious Fountain" "Spiritualistic Ma
terialization" and Ancient Chinese
SOrcarV"
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Circle.

Sunday and Monday. May McAvoy,
In Her Reputation; Tuesday, Hope
Hampton and Conrad Nagel, in Law
ful Larceny; Wednesday, Clara Kim
ball Young, in "A Wife's Romance; !;
Thursday and Friday, Gloria Swan
son, In Zaza," at and PM, and
saturday, Kenneth Harlan and Miriam
cooper, In THE Broken Wing"
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday, 'Tn the Palace
of the King" and Harry Pollard, in
Fully Insured; Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Holbrook Blinn and Enid
Bennett, in THE Bad Man" and Larry
Semon, in lightning Love: Thurs
day, Lionel Barrymore. in "Unseeing
Eyes; Friday, Kenneth Harlan and
Mildred Harris. in Temporary Mar
riage." and the Spat Family in
Heavy Seas; Saturday. John GIL
bert, in The EXiles." and Johnny
Jones, in "The Big Scoop"
Evening star., 1923-12-12

ress' intrigue, will be presented at
Loew's Palace Theater next week be-
ginning Sunday afternoon, with
House Peters featured and a cast in
cluding Grace Carlyle, Evelyn Brent
Bull Montana, John Sainpohs,
James Morrison, Lydia Knott and
Charles Males. Winifred Dunn adapt
ed the story and Harold Shaw, broth
er-in-law of Viola Dana, directed the
production
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Regent.

Sunday and Monday, Lionel Barry
more and Alma Rubens, in Enemies
or women; Tuesday, Gloria Swanson,
in "Bluebeard's Eighth Wife; We'd
nesday, Leatrice Joy and Owen Moore,
In The Silent Partner: Thursday,
HOLLYWOOD; Friday. Helene Chad
wick and Richard Dix, in Quick
sand" and Saturday, Lois Wilson, in
ITO the Last Man"
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Chevy Chase.

Monday and Tuesday, Tom Mix. in
soft Boiled: Aesop's Fables, The
Five Fifteen" and Fox News; Wed
nesday, George Walsh and Carmel
MYERS. in slave of Desire" and Dan
Mason in Pop Tuttle's Russian
Rumor": Thursday. Agnes Ayers, in
1.-THE Marriage Maker and Larry
Semon, in The Stage Hand; Friday.
Carlyle Blackwell. in Bulldog Drum
mond." and Our Gang, in The Cob
bier" and Saturday, Jack Holt, in
while Satan Sleeps; Charles Muir
raw, in $50 This Is Hamlet?.' and
..The Santa Fe TRAIL No. S.
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Olympic.

Sunday and Monday, Thomas
Meighan and Lila Lee, in George
AIDES Woman Proof; Tuesday and
Wednesday. 'Ruggles of Red Gap;
Thursday. Bertha NJ. Clay's wife in
Mack and Mildred Harris. in "The
Daring Years" and "Fighting Blood"
Inew series), and Saturday, Jack Lon
don's The Call of the Wild" and
Daniel Boone" No. IA.
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday. "In the Palace
of the King" and Harry Pollard, in
Fully Insured; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Mae Marsh, in Griffith's THE
White Rose; Thursday, Kenneth
Harlan and Mildred Harris. in ITEM
porary Marriage" and Stan Laurel,
in "Roughest Africa; Friday, CASTOR
Glass and Ruth Clifford, in Mothers
In Law" and George O'Hara. in
Fighting Blood" round Z; Saturday.
Lionel Barrymore in "Cnseeing
Eyes" and Cliff Bowes. in '"The
Limit :"
Evening star., 1923-12-12
"Thunderins Dawn.

laundering Dawn" a romance OF
languorous Java. featuring J. Warren
.Kerrigan, star of The Covered
Wagon" and Anna Q. Nilsson. with a
cast including Tom Santschi, Winifred
Bryson and Edward Burns, and di-
rected by Harry Carson from the
story by John Blackwood, is an
nounced for Loew's Columbia, follow
ing Pola Negri in The Spanish
Dancer
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Photoplays.
Little Old New York
REPLACES "Dav of Faith

Moore's Rialto Theater will bring
back for the last four days of the
current week the Cosmopolitan pro-
duction. Little Old New York." in
which Marion Davies is starred. The
feature VIII be presented at the same
hours and prices as on the original
showing. which lasted for two weeks.
The attraction to follow. beginning
next Sunday. will be announced in
the advertising columns of The Star
Evening star., 1923-12-12
, Princess.

Sunday and Monday, Mary Pickford,
In Tess Of the Storm Country: Tues
day. The Midnight PATROL; wednes-
day. Male and Female: Thursday,
Quicksan Friday, THE Danger
Point" and Saturday, Viola Dana, in
"The Social Code"
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Raphael.

the Night; Tuesday, "The Girl Who
Came Back; Wednesday. Just Like
Woman: Thursday, Are You a
Failure?'; Friday, slave Of Desire"
and Saturday, Soul Of the Beast"
Evening star., 1923-12-12
ADJUSTMENTS

and breezy comedy for the screen
fashioned from Richard Harding
Davis noted story, THE Grand Cross
of the Crescent" described as
an Arabian Nights entertainment
brought up to date; Charley Murray
in The Fiddlin Foor and the Urban
Movie Chats .ses =
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Hippodrome.

Sunday, Success: Monday. MAN
and the Moment; Tuesday, Thomas
Meighan, in Woman Proof; We'd
nesday, Roy Stewart, in Love
Her Accidental Husband: FRIDAY.
The Regaged Edge" and Saturday,
Clara Kimbal1 Young, in "Cordelia
the Magnificent"
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Carolina.

Sunday and Monday. Pola Negri, In
The Cheat: Tuesday, Beyond the
Rocks; Wednesday and Thursday,
ITO the Last Man; Friday. Mrs. Wal
lace Reid, in Human Wreckage," and
Saturday, Viola Dana, in The Social
Code "
Evening star., 1923-12-12
York.

Sunday and Monday. Harold Lloyd,
in "Why Worry?" and Capt. Klein
schmidt's Adventures in the Far
North; Tuesday. Clara Kimball
Young, in "a wife's Romance, -, Harry
Pollard, in Fully Insured and
LYMAN TT. Howe's 1.-THE Lynn Hunt" !:
Wednesday, Kenneth Harlan and
Mildred Harris. in Temporary Mar
rage" and comedy, 'FRONT.'; Thurs
day, CASTOR Glass and Ruth CiiTord'
In "The Tailor; Friday, John Gilbert,
in "The Exiles," and Lee Moran. in
Uncle Sam; Saturday, Norma
Kerry. in 'Is Money. Everything?'
and Stan Laurel. in foughest
Africa 4"
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Held to Answer

Held to Answer" Peter Clark Mac
Farlane's novel of a fighting parsons s
career and his successful struggle to
escape the results of a vengefuI act
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Savoy.

Sunday and Monday, 'Tn the Palace
of the King" and Harry Pollard, in
Fully Insured; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Mae Marsh, in Grifith's "The
White Rose: Thursday. Kenneth
Harlan and Mildred Harris, in "Tem-
porary Marriage" and Lee Moran, in
'Uncle Sam; Friday, CASTOR Glass
and Ruth Clifford, in Mothers IN
Blood" round Z; Saturday. Lionel
Barrymore. in "Unseeing Eyes" and
cliff Bowes, in Heads Up"
Evening star., 1923-12-12
College Men in
Cotton Stockings

Cotton Stockings" the University of
Michigan musical comedy which ap-
pears at the President Theater Decem-
Der 20. promises many novel effects
made possible by the fact that all of
the seventy-f1ve persons in the .cast and
chorus are man students Of the uni
versity.
The opera is a parade of fashion
during its entire three acts Outstand-
ing among the gorgeous costumes are
gowns worn by Lionel Ames, the "lead-
ing lady each more awe-inspiring
than the one before. During the prog
ress Of the artists ball, which occupies
the entire second act. the leading
lady" appears in close-fitting gown
of metal cloth that is a sensation.
Nearly 100 persons are connected
with the production, which cost SIC. 900,
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Nine. D'Alvarez. Friday
Evening.

Nine. Marguerite DAlvarez, famous
contralto, will give the second concert
in the students concert course at Cen
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Black Satin Suede Trim, $5.95

Shoes that look expensive, but aren't. Shoes
that cost little, but wear long. For months
past these "Hahn Specials" have been a con-
slant source of wonder-for they are won
derful shoes for $5.95.
, 1923-06-26

r. Marquis: general church work. D.
II. Burns; mems work. David Nc
Martin.
Reports of standing committees:
Bills and overtures: judicial business;
minutes OF the general assembly; fl
nance and treasurer's accounts; next
place of meeting; records of Presby-
teries: corresponding members; nomin:
alton OF permanent committees.
Notes
The Women's Synodical Society will
hold its meetings at the same time
and place as the Synod.
Mileage viii be paid to all members
of Synod asking for the same. SO far
as the funds OF Synod will permit. =
Excuses for non-attondance should
be sent to the stated clerk before the
closing day Of the meeting.
Entertainment on the Harvard plan
viii be afforded delegates by the en-
tertaining church.
, 1923-06-26
PROGRAM FOR woMEN'S sYNoDI.
CAL SOCIETY OF WYOMING

$50 Officers conference. church
parlor.
900 Bible study with synod-Dr.
Cleland B. McAfee.
$3.50 Opening service, church psrlor,
Mrs. w. w. Hale. presiding.
Words of greeting, Mrs. ]. II,
McCorry, Casper.
The home base in Wyoming.
appointment of committees.
1000 Record of the year: women's
societies. Mrs. o.. NJ. Lloyd, Cheyenne
finances. Mrs. David McMartin. Chey-
enne; W. G. and C. L. societies. Mrs.
Geo. II. Lowry. Laramie; the children.
Mrs. r. r. Marquis. Casper; overseas
serving. Mrs. S. C. Ryland, Gillette,
II. McCorry, Casper; 1.-THE Awakening
Negro" Mrs. L.. L. Cassell. Greybull.
$50 Signs of Growth" Miss Jose
phlne Petrle. Y. p. secretary home
board.
100 Creative Forces in Japan
DR.. Cleland B. McAfee.
1900 Luncheon at the Manse.
Friday Afternoon
200 Devotional service, Mrs. L. II.
McKelvey. Casper.
Worldwide possibilities and Pres
byterian responsibility.
2:15 Nationally. Miss Josephine
Petrie, New York.
2;45 internationally, Miss Helen An
derson, Korea.
3;15 Wyoming women's share. Mrs.
Stephen II. Sibley. Burns.
3:80 The world vision as seen at
general assembly. Mrs. Chas. A. VIII
son, Casper.
400 The Child and Americas
Future Miss Josephine Petrie.
4:30 Informal reception, church par
lor; Casper missionary society. hos
tesses.
, 1923-06-26
Friday Evening
500 Joint meeting with Synod.
SATURDAY. Morning, June 80

Suturudy Niofnine, oufle SV
$50 Executive meeting . church
parlor.
600 Bible study with Synod, DR..
Cloland b. McAfee.
$3.50 Church parlor. opening prayer.
Responsibility OF the Local Mis-
Mrs. s, C. Ryland. Gillette.
1000 wyoming Young People in
Missionary Endeavor," Miss Ethlyn
Christensen, Laramie.
1920 Synodical advance-Organiza
ton and specified goals.
1910 Question box. Miss Josephine
Petrie. New York.
HOO Creative forces in. Japan, Gle.
land b. McAfee.
1900 Buffet luncheon. church par
Tor.
Saturday Afternoon
2:3o The promised helper. Mrs. S. c.
Ryland. Gillette.
2:45 Report of committees and cleo.
ton OF officers.
Conservation service. Miss Jose.
phine Petrie.
800 Missionaries and Missionary
Leaders I met and Heard at Indian
apolis." Mrs. Robt. Marquis. Casper.
$3.50 1.-THE Child and Americas
Future" Miss Josephine Petrie.
4:15 THE Open Door, Mrs. w. w.
Hale.
Closing prayer.
Saturday Evening
500 Young peoples meeting Ooint
session..
Address. Miss Josephine Petrie. Y.
p. secretary home board.
, 1923-06-26

church leaders and workers
Home missions. DR.. Shepherd.
Foreign missions-Dr. McAfee.
200 D. m. Report OF committee on
Sabbath school work.
Address by s. S. missionaries-Rev.
H. W. Bainton. Rev. j. N. Carnine
and Rev. r. r. Marquis.
ais D. m. Report OF committee on
mems work.
Address by Rev. James Fraser. Rev.
NJ. d. Long, d. D., Rev. Robert T.
Caldwell. d. d.
500 p. m. Popular meeting in inter
est of young people.
Joint meeting)
Address-Afiss Josephine Petrie.
young peoples secretary of the home
board.
Sunday, July I
Sunday morning church service. DR..
McAfee in the tabernacle IL a. m.
500 p. m. Popular meeting.
Address Miss Helen Anderson.
Korea.
AddresB-Dr. Clelsnd p. McAfss.
Monday, July 9
800 a. m. Bible hour. DR.. McAfee.
$40 to 1880 Business session.
1890 to 1915 Classes: Home mis-
sions. DR.. Shepherd; Foreign missions
DR.. McAfee.
200 p. m. Address. Stewardship"
Rev. Walter NJ. Irwin. d. d.
500 p. m. Popular meeting.
Addrees-"The Challenge Of the
Home Field" Miss Josephine Petrie.
Business Docket
Reports of committees on home
missions. Elder L. A. Reed; foreign
missions. DR.. r. T. Caldwell; general
education. G. II. Lowry; S. S. work.
II. E. Bicksler; church erection. NJ.
d. Long. ID. D.; relief and sustenta-
ton. ]. N. Carnine; Freedmen. w. e.
Patton: temperance and moral welfare
A. Wilson. d. D.: spiritual life. r.
, 1923-06-26

1IldS. ~. w llSOl, lOCdl pdSlOT.
viii address the gathering, including
the Rev. Cleland b. McAfee Of the
Mccormick Theological seminary of
Chicago. who Will be in charge of tho
Bible hour.
The complete program for the synod
sessions n the s%ynodical society fol-
low;
II Synod Program
Thursday. June 2s, s P. NJ.
T. Communion service. led by Rev.
Samuel c. Ryland. former moderator.
/ Address-'The Home Mission SituA.
fion." Rev. David McAfartin. Rev. j.
J. Shepherd of Montana and others.
Organization of synod.
Friday, June 20
300 n. m. Bible hour, conducted by
Rev. CIeland b. McAfee. Phi. D., d.
D.. Mccormick Theological Seminary,
Chicago. Ill.
$50 to 1890 Business session.
1880 to 1915 Glasses.
Home missions Rev. John r.
Shepherd. d. d.
Foreign missions-Dr. McAfss.
200 p. m. Report of committee on
ministerial relief.
Address by Rev. W. s. Holt, d. D.
s:15 D. m. Report OF COMMITTEES on
Education.
Address by Rev. H. w. Richard. d.
D.. president Westminster College,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
500 p. m. Popular meeting ooint
meeting with synodlcal society.
Address DIR. Arthur Griswold
Crane. president University of wyo-
ming.
Address-Rev. w. s. Holt. D. o..
secretary board of Relief and Susten-
tation. Philadelphia. Pa.
Saturday, Juno 80
BOT a. m. Bible hour. DR.. McAfes.
$50 to 1880 Business session.
1880 to 1915 Glasses.
, 1923-06-26

her and wanted him to have me try it.
/ took one bottle and could see whatit
did for mein a weeks time, andwhenI
had taken three bottles | had gained
both in strength and weight and wsB
doing my own work. l took it before
my last baby was born and it helped
me so much. 1 sure am glad to recon-
mend the Vegetable Compound to any
woman who suffers from female all
ments, for know by experience what
it can do. / have used Lydia .. Pink
hams Sanative Wash, also the Liver
Pills, too, and think them ne."-Mrs.
VIZ. E%LDRIDGE, $40 e. Grant Street,
Marion, Indiana.
A record Of nearly fifty years ser
vice should convince you Of the merit
Of Lydia Z. Pinkham's Compound.
, 1923-06-26

drag around, let
alone do my work.
L read some let
tiers in the papers
t~ellingwhat Lydia
E. inkham'sVe Veg
etable Compound
done for others
and l thought /
would try it. Then
q manifold my hus-
band about his
wife and what
good it had done
, 1923-06-26

Bricklayers. masons and plasterers
of West Virginia nave perfected a
state organization with a membership
OF nearly 1000.