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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
OBET TANECNICKE
HOREcKY.

North Tonawanda,, N. Y.,19.
dubna. - Zavodeni 0 tanecni-
ckt rekord vyzadalo 81 prvni
ob6t' zde dnes. Homer More
house, 27-lety, klesl mrtev k
zemi. kdyz odchazel z tanecni
podlahy po dovrseni osmdesa-
ii sedmi hodin neustaleho tan
covani. Lekafi zjistili, ze je-
no smrt byla pfivodena ochr-
nutlm srdce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
GEN. HALLER ZAVlTA DO
AMERIKY.

VarSava, 10. dubna. Gene
raj Josef Haller, vrchni nacel-
mix polske armady, vyda Sc po-
catkem kvetna ma cestu do Spo
'jenych Statd, kde zdrzi Sc sest
tydni. Prijede ma pozvanf pol
sko-americkych spolki, jimz
hodla prednaseti 0 nynejsich
pomerech v polske republice.
Prijede We spolecnosti nekoli-
ka svych pobocnfkh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20

kontrolujicich obchod S kavou
a cukrem povolani byli k vysle
chu ably soud prohlasil jejich
bursy "a "nezakonite "a spik
nutl' zakazal Jim pro vsech-
ny easy jejich operovanf, po-
kud Sc tyka cukru a aby spe-
kulaci cukrem nesm9li obno-
viii zadnym jinym zpdsobem;
dale, aby obzalovani nesm6li
uverejhovati ceny cukru, jez
zaznamenany jsou ma burse a
niz pokouseti Sc, ably ceny tyto
staly Sc cenami trznimi q ably
soud zakazal fikticke obcho-
dovani cukrem prfpadech.
kdy prodavajfci We skutecnosti
cukru nema a jedin9 "obchodu
je" "a 1celem spekulace a do
cileni zisku pri kolisani ceny.
Vlada zd1raznuje, ze v pfi-
tomnem pripad6 jedna Sc jen
0 zamezeni spekulace 5 GU
krem, ale zaroveh vyhrazuje
81 pravo k podobnemu zakro-
ceni take V pripade jinych po-
treb zivotnfch, kdyby nutnost
toho sc ukaZala.
Ones zaroven celni komise
podala presidentovi dobrozda-
nj, poEnd pfftomne clio ma
vztan X previadaJici Gene GU
kru. Komise pravi, ze ma celni
tariff nelze uvaliti zodpoved-
most re snizenim neb dokon-
ce zrusenlm ella domaci pru-
mysl byl by vystaven tezke sou
tezi. Dodava vsak, ze celia v6c
vyzaduje bedliv6jsf studie, nez
az dosud mohla il v6novati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20

Nema jiz nejmensich po-
chybnosti, re z tohoto podloud-
nickeho lod'stva dopravovano
jest kazdorocne 100000 beden
lihovin do Spoj. Statu. Jako je-
dinou odpomoc spatruje pouzl
vani del ma podloudniky, jak-
mile prekroci trimilovou linii
a V tom smyslu hodla uciniti do
Washingtonu odporuceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
NEzADOUCf CIZINEC.

Washington, 19. dubna. ia
mes j. Larkin, risky agitator,
ma byti deportovan z naffzenf
sekretare prace Davise z toho
duvodu, ze jest nezadoucim ci-
zincem. Larkin, jenz byl odsou
zen a dlouho veznen pro svoji
radikalnf cinnost, byl omilost-
n6n guvernerem Smithem z
New Yorku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
zENY DO vALKY.

Varsava, 10. dubna. Ma nu-
Gene vojenske sluzb9 pro zeny
We veku cd 20 do 40 rokd be-
hem valky ustanovil sc vojen-
sky vybor polske snemovny po
slanecke pod& v tom sm6ru
pfedlohu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-20
IS. 900 MAREK "A DOLLAR

Berlin, 10. dubna. Nahle q
neocekavane poklesnuti mar
ky ma $4,000 "a 81 ma zdejs
burse, kdyz byl kurs ustaler
po nekolik mesfci ma 10000
zpIsobilo paniku ' Industrial
nfch kruzlch.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-03-16
OH, WELL, THEY'VE
GOT TO LIVE SOME
HOW OR OTHER

New York.-The White motor com
pany reports net profits, after al
charges except dividends, of $3,7O0,
900.
The Moon motor car company re-
ports net profits of s913.883.
The Railway steel spring company
is included in the list of huge profit
takers. Last years profits were 81,
1924, as against sl,551, 636 the
previous year.
Profits of the Standard oil company
of Indiana continue their skywarc
trend, while the price of gasoline i
headed in the same direction.
In its annual report the company
shows a net profit last year Of sos,
881 ,l04, as against 1923 ,34S thu
previous year. This means a prof.
equal to $3.50 for every share Of stocl
having a face value of $25. Only re
Gently the company issued stocl
dividend which doubled its amount Of
stock. II this were not done profits
would equal Si120 for a share O.
stock having a face value of $25, anC
the public might discuss these IN
seemly gains.
In its 1922 report the national Leaf
company shows a profit of 1927 ,54o
compared with S3,4Sl SIP in the pre-
ceding year. Every unit of the com
pany made a profit last year, thu
establishing a new record.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-03-16

Don't lose any sleep about any
marked reduction in the cost Of neces-
saries of life. The Harvard Committee
on Economic research has no expecta-
ton of a drop in prices TO the pre-
war level during the next 10 years.
Big Business interests. really don't
care much who makes the laws SO
long as they control the power that
makes Supreme Court nomination.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-03-16
BOSSES COULD SET WAGES
If UNIONS WERE DE-
STRO1ED.

:. Pittsburgh, pa.-The presi- /.
dent Of the anti-uniea Wheeling .
:. steel corporation wastes no time .
4. N eXeuSlng MS opposition to or :
- ganlIeG labor. Neither does he
- indulge In patriotic pretenSe &.
- when he attempts 70 smash the .
= Iron, Steel and Tin Workers .
union.
= Instead, he frankly declares .
= that IL this union Is wipeG out .
- he viii have free hand in set .
- ting wages. TINS declaration .
;. vas made 70 the official CORES .
=. pendent OF the Amalgamated .
= Journal, published BY the Anal .
e ganated Association Of Iron, .
"a Steel and Tin Workers. .
No better defense Of trade .
- unioniSm could De made than .
- this acknowledgement that or /.
= ganized labor Is the barrier ex- .
Il ploiterS Of labor can not over.
- come. :,
=. Anu-Unionists rarely make /.
=. such blunt statements. Usually /.
- they conceal their intent by pa I.
e triotic lip service, charity and t.
- welfare work and emotional APP :.
= pealS TO unthinking employees !.
:. who are continuously leetured I.
= on the tyranny of labor un- >
- ions" :,
!. :,
:. q :,
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-03-16
INDIANA LAW
MAKERS KILL
CONSTABULARY
(By t. N. Taylor, President, Indiana
State Federation of Labor.

(By T. N. Taylor, President, Indiana
State Federation of Labor.
indianapolis, -"Eternal vigilance is
the price of libertyw Especially is
this true when one has to deal with
so-called "high-minded, honorable
business men" when they are men,
beers of the legislature. Not only was
Senate Bill 1913 Senator Moorheads
Constabulary bill) killed on Monday
after a long debate in the Senate by
a vote Of 32 to IA, but the people who
were back of the Moorhead bill made
it necessary TO kill an attempt to
establish the constabulary by offering
an amendment to the appropriation
bill to include its provisions in that
bin. Again on Friday in the House
a bill introduced by Representative j.
Glenn Harris, of Lake County, known
as House Bill 388, also a constabu-
larry bill, was killed. So three at
tempts to fasten upon the people OF
the state a constabulary or state po-
lice failed in the past week.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-03-16
WESTERN STATES
DEFEND WOMEN'S
MINIMUM WAGE

Neutrality-suspicious. and Wiscon-
sin have joined in the defense of the
District Of Columbia women's mini
mum wape law, now before the United
States supreme court, on appeal from
the District of Columbia court of
appeals, which held the law invalid.
The supreme courts decision will
affect every state that has this legis-
lation, and will also have an effect on
future legislation of this character.
The Kansas brief, filed by the attor-
ney general of that state, points out
that despite attacks made upon the
Kansas minimum wage law, courts
have upheld this legislation, which is
intended, he said, to diminish "a glar-
ing injustice"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-03-16
Victory for Labor.

Madison, Wis.-Labor's biggest
victory of the Wisconsin legislative
session was won March l when the
senate passed and sent to the assem-
bly a bill prohibiting the use Of in
functions in labor disputes. The as
senbly is expected to pass the bill
without opposition. The senate vote
was rs to o in favor of the bill, which
provides that court commissioners
shall not issue temporary iniunctions
in labor disputes, and that judges OF
courts of record shall not issue in
functions in such cases until as hours
after notice has been served on the
defendants complained against.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-03-16
DIAMOND LODGE No. AT

Brotherhood Of Locomotive firemen
and Enginemen.
Meet in Labor Hall the First and
Third Thursday evenings and Second
and Fourth Thursday afternoons at
tao o'clock and 200 o'elock. Don't
forget the day and hour.
d. I. YOUNGL0YE, Pres, 205 W,
Vine st.
+. II. MOORE, Rec. and Fin. Sec, BOG
Locust st.
n. A. MARSHALL, Local Chairman
IS L Healey st.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-03-16

Organization is the first step to
better wages, better homes and work
ing conditions.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-03-16
GIRLS -!
BECOME FRIENDS

Join our Friendship Club, MEM
BEERS IN EVERY CITY (both sexes).
We put you in correspondence with
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friends of all nations; French, Irish,
English, German, Hawaiian, etc, both
men and women. Many are wealthy
or will inherit. FEE Toe. per year,
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attention with full members privilege
and FREE subscription TO our Fold"
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This magazine Is full of ads from
members who are lonesome and wish
to correspond with you for amuse
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trial offer till March 10th. 1929.
SIX MONTHS soc.
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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-03-16
Building and General
Laborers' Information
al Protective Union OF
America, No. Fourteen
OFFICERS

President, Charles Paul, Res.
1902 w. Park ST. Urbana.
Tel. 1908.
Fin. Sec, |. II. Garman, Res.
6Ol N. Lincoln Ave, Urbana,
Tel. 1852.
Treasurer. A. c. Moss, Res.
2O3 Il. Washington ST., Cham
paign, Tel. Main 25ls
Rec. Sec. ]. l.. Buekner, Res.
4O5 e. Eureka St. Tel Main
2214
Business Agent, Oscar Weeks,
Res. 2O3h +. Park Ave,
Champaign. Tel. Main 24s3.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-03-16

PatrOnize those who patronize US.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1923-03-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sugar cane

Washington.-Hawaii's sugar cane
harvest during the year ended Sep
TENDER 80 last was the largest in
eight years, according to the depart
ment of agriculture.
This is of especial interest because
Of pleas by Hawaiian planters for
Chinese coolies 10 be imported in bond
to these islands because of an alleged
labor shortage
Evening star., 1923-06-12

1912 18th STREET N.w.--Well furnished,
pleasant room suitable for two: excellent sery-
ice rent. s3a monthly. Also attractive single
room FOR business person or student, $50
Asnthx. 80
Evening star., 1923-06-12
WANTED-AUTOMOBILES.
FOR HIRE-AUT0M0BILEs.

EXCLUSIVE AUTO Co.-Cadillacs. So per hr.:
"sreful drivers. All ears newly painted. Spe-
"ial rates for out-of-town trips. y. 4093-J.
1Ss
en- by owner: reasonable hour rates: special
weekly monthly rates for parties using car
frequently; auto driving taught; private in
strtirtion. Adams ZOO. jy1'
Evening star., 1923-06-12
FOR SALE-MOTOR CYCLES.

MOTOR CYCLE. Henderson four-cylinder, 1922
model: absolutely perfect: s223: terms. Call
Mr.. Green Col $3.50. before 4 pm.
Evening star., 1923-06-12
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD
COUNTRY BOARD.

OAK CREST FARM-CompIete change: for
summer yacationists: near Blue Ridge; re-
freshing air: large grounds: farm products
eXcellently cooked; piano. dancing; tennis;
easily reached by auto and train: very nice
place for week end Apply Mrs. Maud Zirkle
Bowie. Warrcnton. Va.
SANDIGAN. in Catociin mount aims near Fred
crick City-Iarge pOrches. shade, electric
lights bath. etc, phone. Mrs. Jennie Biser.
lSO3l2. Frederick, Md
OLD FAIR HAVEN
on the beautiful hay will be open for boarders
on June 1: delightful shade. lovely bathing.
Apply to Mrs. cIIAS. A. CROSBY.
FAIR HAVEN. ND. 1i'
Evening star., 1923-06-12
WANTED-RCOMS.

Young WOMAN desires furnished room IL
apt. with tel; near car; permanent Ad-
dress Box lsD. Star office. IL
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-03

boulevard and Mittman; Edgar Hubbard
minister. Sunday school at s:45; preach
ing at II b. the pastor and ct ,:Se by
DIR. Att.cuS Webb OF plllaS Texas :;
junior endeavor at ); senior and interme-
date at Csc; Wednesday. classes in
school OF missions at o'clock.
Pine Street Presbyterian. South Pine
and Omaha: DR.. A. n. p. McCurdy, pas
tor. Sabbath school at 9:30; pren chin e
at II and 5:tS; endeavor society at 6:iS;
"Wednesday. pra.'er Getting az i:i5.
First United Presbyterian. Ogden and
East Locust; Rev. 6. c. HueN. pastor.
Sa bbeth school at 9:f5; preaching Mt II.
The Fourth Word from the Cross" and
at $50. The Power Of Purpose: junior
endeavor at 8; senior at $50: Wedne'-
day, prayer meeting at $50 followed by
teachers training class.
Westminster Presbyterian. Garden. and
kirg william: l,Cv. J. Leighton Green.
pastor. Sunday school at $3.50: preach
intermediate at s; ssEio- a. $50: We'd
nesday. mid-week prayer at 7:iS.
First Presbyterian, Avenue u and
Fourth street: r. n. HNl D.p.. pastor.
Sunday school at ESQ; preaching az. H.,
The Love Of Jesus and at $50. what
soever a Man soweth": yoinS peoples
hour, $3.50 TO $50: Christian EndcaVor
prayer meetings. ESQ to 1850; wednes-
day. church night. $3.50.
West End Presbyiei'an. zsrzamors and
Waverly: ID. II. Kirkpatrick. pastor.
sunday school ct .s:iS; preaching at
1888 and 1850: Christian Endea;oc at
$3.50; Wednesday, prayer meeting at
1850.
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian. Den
yer boulevard and Mittman; Edgar Hub
bard. pastor. Sunday school at e:iS;
preaching at II by tho pastor and At
1880 by DIR. Atticus webb OF Dallas. Tex;
junior ondeavor at q; intermediate and
school Of missions. at O'Clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-03
Plans $4,000 Annex

The Denver Heights Methodist
church, Of which the Rev. R. S.
Pierce is pastor, is planning a
$4,000 annex to be added to its
present church building in order
to accommodate its large Sun
day school.
The Rev. Pierce has been pas
tor of this church since 1919. He
was educated at Southwestern
University at Georgetown and has
been preaching twenty-five years.
Since the Rev. Pierce has been,
pastor of the Denver Heights
Methodist church the membership
has increased rapidly. There is
large number of men in the
church, the Rev. Pierce says.
Judge E. P. Rochester is the
teacher of the Bible Glass and E.
c. jolly is the Sunday school su-
perintendent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-03
Episcopal

St. Johns Episcopal Church, Burnett
and, North Cherry; Rev. jay Scott Bud
long, rector. Church school at $3.50;
holy eucharist and sermon at Il; Lenten
service at 1880 Friday night.
st. LulSes Episcopal Church, West
Houston and Chu2aderas; Rev. Jay Scott
Budlong. rector. Holy eucharist at
a. nj. church school at $50: evening
prayer and sermon ut 1880: Tuesday.
Lerten service at $50: Friday. holy
eucharist at 10 a. m.
Christ Episcopal Church. Laurel
Heights. Bclknap and Russell place;
Rev. L. r. Richards. rector. Third Sun
day in Lent: holy communion at 1880
a. M: church school at $3.50: mems
Bible class at e:45; ltany. holy COM
Inunion and sermon at IL: evening
prayer and sermon at II: evening
ices at o'clock except on Saturdays:
Friday. litany and holy communion at
$3.50 n. m; children's confirmation class
at $50
ST. Marks Episcopal Church. Travis
Park: Rev. S. Arthur Huston. rector.
Third Sunday in Lent; holy communion
at 1880; church school at $3.50: preach
ing at IL and 1880: holy baptist at e.
fellowship league at 6; Monday. church
school 1T AIS: Tuesday. evening prayer
at s; Wednesday. preaching at s: Thurs
day. organ recital at 5; Friday. holy
communion at 10; evening service and
address at 5 o'clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-03
Did the Devil Hit You
Yesterday?

Perhaps il met yor in a lone.
ly place. You may have argued
with it and yet possibly you dill
not recognize it-but some time
yesterday there came TO you Il
temptation.
1t offered you something that
a part of you cravCd. Perhaps
it seemed that you, whole hap.
pincss depended uDcn gratifying
the particular desire that cane
TO the surface.
But in your heart of hearts
you knew il was L"t fair and
square. Something about it did
not measure up to your highest
self.
Our forefathers nersonificd
temptation and called it tic
Devil. Perhaps we hive lost by
not keeping more before us the
name of this Imp Of Upright
eousness.
If yesterday he outroted yOur
conscience and you strnyel
along with the Sc iuctive Devil
you will find create: difficulty
today in resisting his appeal.
He will return. He has your
number. Only the most posi-
tive cut" will discourage him.
But for your failure harpi-
ness. for the sake Of this ccm-
munity, determine u live ur TO
your highest self.
Regular church Attendance
and daily reading &c the Bible
will strengthen your resolve.
Yield not TO temptation,
for YIELDING is sill.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-03

and Roseborough: G. c. Falsken. pas
tor. Sunday school ut $50: English
service at 1880 and German service at
s.; monthly meeting OF the voting mem
hers at o:30; Bible class at Z; Tues
day. walther League meets at s; FRI
day. Lenten service ats.
Highland Park Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Hammond and New Braunfels
avenues; Rev. +. A. Neumeister. pastor.
Sunday school at Q; preaching at 1880
ing at close of the morning service;
Monday and Friday at o'clock. meet
ing of the junior class; Tuesday. choir
practice at $3.50: Friday. adult cate
chlsm class at 1850: Wednesday, fourth
mid-week Lenten service at 8.
Government Hill Evangelical Luther
an Church. North Pine and Mason; Rev.
c. i. Hasskarl pastor. Sunday school
at 1879 and 1880; Lenten services will
he held in this church every Friday
during Lent: confirmation class meets
every Tuesday at and on Saturdays at
Q o'clock.
Trinity English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Compton avenue and Corpus
Christi boulevard; Rev. w. W.. Laubach,
pastor. Sunday school at s;45: preach
Ing at II with congregational meeting
League at $3.50 at the parish house
Lenten service at s; Ladies'
Aid meeting at c:30 Wednesday after
noon; friday. cholr practice AT d:SV'
instruction on Wednesday
at 2:30 and Friday at 3:45.
Grace English Evanrelicai Lutheran
Church. Avenue f and. Fifth street: Rev.
Paul F. Helm. pastor Third Sunday In
Lent: sunday school at $50: preaching
at H.. To-day Must Abide at Thy
House" and at 7:30. "Barabbas': Junior
Luther League at $50: Monday. meet
ng of the sunday school teachers and
officers at $50; Tuesday. Ladies Aid
Society at 5: Wednesday. mid-week
Lenten service Mt s.: Junior catechism
lass meets on Tuesdays and Fridays at
!; senior on Thursday at 8; meeting OF
he brotherhood Friday at O'Clock.
Mount Calvary Evangelical Lutheran
,hurch. Missouri Synod. Jones and West
josephine: CIV. Lobeck, pastor. Sum
lay school ct $3.50; preaching at 1880
md &; wednesday. mtd-week Lenten
orvice 1T s, subject. "Pilate.'
st. Johns Evangelical. Lutheran
,hurch, Nueve and South Presa; A. l..
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-03
Miscellaneous

Post Chapel, Fort Gam Houston; Chap
lain Albert r Vaughan, pastor. Sunday
school at 9:45: preaching at 1915 and
1880; Wednesday, services at $50.
The National Independent spiriuallsts
meet Sunday evening at 7:i5 at the
W. o. W. Hail. S2s East Houston street,
instruction by Rev. Sarah Rountree and
Prof. A. W. Smith. Tuesday message
circle at Pastor Rountrecs' home ~
7:i5: Friday, healing donn~-' ration at
$40 Besuregard street at ,:l5.
First Texas Church 20. l.. 4. - meet.
at tho Gunter Hotel ballroom at 7:i5:
Rev. Winifred Mcdowell. pastor. En-
tranccd lecture by DR.. Francis Emerson.
through mediumship OF the pastor. fol-
lowed by messages by Mrs. NJ. Brown.
Mrs. A. Lonnert. Rev, Bagonye and Rev.
Mcdowell. Wednesday. healing circle
at 3iS Martinez street at O'Clock:
Thursday at 3?S North street at o'clock
and Friday. healing and message circles
at us Avenue C at O'Clock.
Church OF Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints. W. Q. W. Hall. s22 East Houston
street. Sunday school at $3.50; preaching
at 1850 by e. G.. Thomas. President
s. o. Bennion. OF the Central States Mis-
sion. will hold quarterly conference with
the West Texas Conference on March 10
In the Redmen Hall. 1l2ia Soiedad
street. There will be public preaching
services at o'clock. conducted by Pres
ident A. II. sorenson OF the West Texas
Conference.
international Bible. Students. ii7il
North Flores. Junior Be-ean class study
ing the Harp OF God" at 10: public dis
course 70. by y. VI. Rice OF BROOKLYN
n Y. subject, "Satan's Empire Falling
Millions Now Living Will Never Die:
study OF the atoncment at $3.50: Tower
lesson at 1880; "Wednesday. pra yer praise
and testimony at s: Friday. Study OF .he
Divine Plan OF tho Ages" at O'Clock.
First Church OF the Naz.rene. North
Colorado and Sandoval: Rev. T. W.
Sharpe. pastor. Sunday school at $3.50:
preaching at 10:45 and 7:45: ". Y. p. s.
at $3.50; adult prayer meeting at in the
main auditorium.
Children's Alliance Chapel, i., Par
sons street. Sunday nrhool al 3:3o:
Bibia study class at.f O'Clock.
Mrs. Martha kier. superintendent.