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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
LA REvIsTA PUERTO RICO
ILUsTRADo"

Interesantisima v selecta. es la edi-
cion correspondence esta semana de
la conocids Y popular Revista 'fPuer-
to Rico IIustrado''.
Graficos de. rigurosa actualidad, cuen
tos y poemas de conocidos hteratos por
torriquefios, prop6sito de estos dias,
articulos de escritores extranjeros, lle-
nos de amenidad e inter6s, ocupan las
paginas de la magnifica Revista.
En- la parte ilustrada aparecen:, los
distinguidos j6venes Jose Matienzo
Kock, y Elvira Roses Denton, quienes
contrajeron matrimonio en- dias pasa-
dos; las Navidades en- ell "Hogar In
fantil''; bendicion de la nueva Lyle
sia de Isabella; fiesta en- la Fortaleza;
notable conferencia del conocido in
telectual don Jose A. Balseiro; los
portorriquefios en- Panama; dos esplen
didos banquetes; .actualidades graficas
de la semana, y elegancias de la mo
da.
En- la secci6n literaria colaboran 10;
conocidos literatos Andres Gonzalez
Blanco; Miguel Mel6ndez Mufioz; Car
los Pagan; Jose Juan Tablada; ". Ro.
driguez Rivera, Tancredo Pinochet, )
otros,
-~I.- -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
LAS TROPAS REvOLUCIONA=
RIAS SIGUEN AVANZANDO o
HACIA CIUDAD DE MEXICO

vERACRUz, die. 27 Omitted Press)
Las tropas revolucionarias dirigidas
por De la Huerta y el General Figue-
roa han capturado hoy, despues de tres
horas de sangrienta lucha, la ciudad de
Iguala, en- La provincial de Guerrero
Puente de Ixtla,, poblaci6n del estado
de Morelos cay6 tambi6n en- poder de
los rebeldes que avanzan decididamen-
te hacia Toluca, capital de la provin-
cia de Mejico, Y poca distancia de
la Capital Federal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28

Is, 1928, sobre transferencia de S1OO
entire partidas del presupuesto ordi-
mario VICENTE. Sc recomienda su apro-
bacion. Aprobada.
%. -YABUcoA.- ordenanza del
Concejo de Administrator de diciem-
bre Is 1928, sobre contradiction de un
pr6stamo de $14,825oO para pagar snel
dos de los empleados municipales y
para otros gastos urgentes. Sc recomien
da su aprobacion. Aprobada.
Segiin informes, Sc dio cuenta, ade-
mas, con dos resoluciones, una de Las
Marias y otra de San Sebastian, ex-
presando que dichos municipios han re-
suelto aceptar los servicios del Nego.
ciado de Asuntos Insulare., de Wash
ington, en- 10 que respecta la venta
de los bonos de sus emprestitos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
LA OFENSIVA REVOLUCIO=
MARIA DE MEJICO

WASHINGTON, die. 27 (Cable fran
ces)-Despachos particulares que han
sido enviados esta ciudad anuncian
que ell general Estrada ha comenzado
la ofensiva hacia la ciudad de Guada-
lajara como base para las operaciones.
Ha tornado pequefias ciudades en- todo
el litoral de la via ferrea.
Pedro Laurens, gobernador INFERNO
del estado de Vera Cruz ha telegrafia-
do a de la Huerta, diciendo que Ell ge-
neral Figueroa Sc dirige con un ejer-
cito de 5000 hombres hacia Mejico.
Asimismo anuncia en- su despacho que
ha tornado posiciones de verdadera i'm
portancia estrategica al sur de Ciudad
de Mejico.
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Ell REPRESENTANTE MR.. DAWES.
MIEMBRo AMERICANA DEL CONF
TIE DE PERITos, CONFERENCE
AVER CON Ell SECRETARIo
HUGHES

Washington. diciembre 27. Omitted
Press. )-El prominente financiero ame-
ricano Dawes, miembro del Comit6 de
Peritos Internacionales, en- representa-
cion de los Estados Unidos, ha confe-
renciado hoy extensamente con ell Sc
cretario de Estado, Mr.. Hughes.
La conferencia giro sobre la poll
tica que adoptara ell gobierno america
no en- las pr6ximas reuniones de los
Comit6s de Peritos, con respecto la
question de Alemania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
Sc ORDENA LA INVESTIGA=
CION DEL ATENTADO CON-
IRA Ell EX=MINISTRO
ALMENDOLA

Roma, diciembre 27. Omitted Press)
Las autoridades fascistas han orde-
nado que Sc practique una minuciosa
investigation del reciente atentado de
que ha sido victinna ell ex-ninistro ita-
iano senior Almendola. Sc espera que
los asaltantes seran arrestados en- breve
va que Sc ha logrado identifcar ell nl1-
nero la licencia del "taxi'' en- que
Sc dieron a la fuga despues de cometi-
do ell atentado criminal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
Ell REPRESENTATIVE FREAR. DE
WISCONSIN, PosEE CONsIDERA-
BILE EvIDENCIA PARA PROCEDER
CONTRA Ell TENIENTE WOOD

Washington, diciembre 27. Omitted
Press. )-El representante Frear, de Wis
consin, quien hace, preston decidida en-
la Camara para que Sc proceda prac-
ticar una minuciosa Investigation de
las actuaciones del general Wood como
gobernador de Fiipinas, ha declarado
hoy que desde hacia mucho tempo te-
MIA cohocimiento de las operaciones bur
satiles del teniente Wood, hijo de aquel,
por 10 que esta en- possession de conside-
rable evidencia en- contra suya para, 81
1legara el momento de que Sc autoriza
ra una Investigation de las especu1acio-
nes realizadas en- Wall Street por Ell
habil bolsista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28

con 10 que pubhca ell peri6dico mo
vosti''. de aQuella capital, que Eleute-
rio venizelos, a quien Sc ha encargado
de la formation del nuevo gobierno
griego, ha invitado al Principe Paul
Karageorgevitch, Ell cuaI Sc encuentra
actualmente en- Paris, para que regrese
a Grecia, con ell fin de ofrecerle el tro-
no de aquel reino en- Ell case de que la
salida del rey Jorge de su pals sea de-
finitiva.
Ell principe Paul Karageorgevitch
es primo hermano del actual monarca
de Yugoeslavia, v recientemente con-
trajo matrimonio con una sobrina del
ex-rey Constantine de Grecia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
'vAcAs LEcHERAs

Compro de veinte veintacinco va
cas- lecheras, han de ser jovenes y a
prueba de production que fluctic entire
siete diez itros.
Las deseo del pals cruzadas y acn-
matadas en- la costa Sur.
Tambien deseo comprar una partida
de novillas cruzadas de seis a diez
arrobas de promedio.
Dirijanse los interesados al aparta-
do 6S1.
Ponce, Puerto Rico, Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
TELESCOPE DEL DESEO
ExcaIenfe Regain nara NiinS

Envfe 4Oc. Y lie remitiremos un Te-
lescopio del Deseo'', juguete para nj
nos. Sc acompaf1an instrucciones. Por
S1.OO enviaremos tres en- distintos ta-
manos.
THE YAUCO PRINTING. CO. INC.
Box 100, Yauco, P. R.
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UN EX=MINISTRO ITALIANO
ATACADO POR UN DESCO=
NOCIDO

ROMA, die. 27 Omitted Press)-
Un desconocido atac6 aver en- una de
las GALES mas centricas de esta ciudad,
al ex-ministro italiano senior Almen-
dola. Ell asaltante logr6 herir grave
mente al sr Almendola, quien ha sido
recluido en- un hospital.
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UN EMPRESTITo DE SEIS MILO
MES DE DoLAREs AL GoBIERNo
DE oBREGoN

Washington, diciembre 27. Omitted
Press. )-se rumora insistentemente que
un prominente petrolero americana ha
concedido al gobierno del general 0bre-
g6n un empr6stito de seis milIones de
dolares contra futuros cobros de con-
tribuciones sobre la propiedad.
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AvIsO

Para mayor comodidad de nues-
ira clientela y del publico en- ge=
neral, nuestro establecimiento
permanecera alberto de Z 8 de
la noche, los Sabados % y 20 del
corriente y 5 del proximo enero.
sEgeMz0kNckOa,
Sues. de A. Mayol 3 Co.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
MUERE Ell EMBAJADOR DE CHILE
EN- LA SANTA SEDE

Roma, diciembre 27. Omitted Press.)
hoy repentinamente en- esta
capital, ell senior Errazuriz, Embajador
de Chile en- la Santa Sede.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28

Toxic, diciembre 27, Omitted Press.)
Con motive del criminal atentado con
ira ell Principe Hirohito, efectuado hoy,
la policfa de esta Capital realiza un
minucioso registro general en- todos los
centros anarQuistas radicales de la
ciudad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28

Nueva York, diciembre 27. Omitted
Press) .-Ha despertado un extraordina-
rio interes en- todos los circulos fnan-
cieros de la nacion las sorprendentes
especulaciones bursatiles del teniente
Wood, hijo del Gobernador General de
Filipinas, y quien de un momento a
otro Sc ha visto poseedor de una enor-
me fortuna.
Toda la prensa de esta ciudad profe-
tia, que Sc llevara a cabo una amplia
investigation de los negocios del te-
niente Wood, los cuales apesar de todo
no Sc consideran absolutamente lega
les.
Los periodicos ''The Times 'Even-
ing POST, Tribune y otros, en- SEN
dos editoriales comentan 10 que cons
tituye hoy ell plato del dia en- Nueva
York, e insister en- que no les imports
la question de la legitimidad de los
negocios del teniente Wood. pero que
los hecnos justifican un Immediate y
cudadoso examen
Ell Daily News, al comentar es-
tie asunto, Sc aprovecha de la oportut
nidad, dandole un cariz politico al asun
to, y demanda la independence inme-
data absolute tde las Filipinas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
PHILADELpHIA.

Franc6s)-En un col
que celebraron el dia|
boxeadores Sikh y Ja5
round, Sikh, fue derrc|
trincante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28
Toda la prensa socita una Investigation de egmidad
de las mismas e "Day News" Sc aprouecha de la
sion para demandar la independence absolute de Fill
pinas representane Frea, de Wisconsin, declara po-
seer considerable eUidencia para proceder en-
contra del Teniente Wood

ell presidente obregon ha procedido a
trasladar hacia aquella ciudad todos sus
efectos personales bienes muebles,
temiendo ser derrotado por los rebeldes
que Sc avecinan la capital federal.
LA POLICIA' DE TOXIC REALIZA
UN REGTsTRO EN- ToDoS LOS CEN
TRos ANARQUIsTAs DE LA
CAPITAL,
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Ell GABINETE JAPONES PRESEN
TO sU Omission

Toxic, diciembre 81. UNITED Press.)
"A raiz del atentado contra ell Princi-
pc Regente, Ell gabinete present6 su di
mission en- pleno. Sc espera que ell Prin.
cipe refuse aceptar la renuncia de 81
actual gobierno.
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Ell PREsIDENTE oBREGoN TEMI
SER DERRoTADo

Washington, diciembre 27. Omitted
Press )-De Nueva York informan que
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Ell PRINCIPE REGENTE DEL JA-
pom FUE vICTIMA AVER DE UN
ATENTADo CRIMINAL

Toxic, diciembre 81. Omitted Press.)
-Elementos radicales intentaron hoy
asesinar al Principe Regente Hirohito
haci6ndole varios disparos de revolver
que por fortuna, no dieron en- Ell b1an-
CO, saliendo ileso ell Principe.
Hasta ahora no Sc ha sabido de que
fuente procedio ell criminal atentado
que ha conmovido profundamente toda
La nacion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28

Asf y todo los Muiiis
Munas, los Munes y L
cumpliendo y accionars
nera de ser y con la s
que han recibido +
EduI
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vENIZELoS OFRECE LA CORONA
DE GRECIA AL PRINCIPE PAUL
KARAGEoRGEvITCH

Roma, diciembre 81. Omitted Press. }
: Informan de Belgrade, de acuerdo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-28

Ell Consejo Executive se reunio aver
por la manana en- los salones de la
Comision Ge servicio Publico, resol-
viendo los siguientes asuntos:
coNsEJo EXECUTIVE DE P. R.
Session del dia 27 de Dicimebre de 1928.
Evening star., 1923-01-20
DAUGHTERS or KING
MEET NEXT THURSDAY
Half Of Episcopal Parish Branches
in d. c. to Report at Midwin-
ter Session of Order.

The midwinter meeting OF the To-
cal council of the Daughters or the
King of the Episcopal Church VIII De
held next Thursday at st. Andrews
Church, New Hampshire avenue ana
V street. This Is the regular mid
winter business meeting OF the order
and all daughters residing In WASH"
ington are expecting to attend.
Reports will be received from the
parish branches of about one-half or
the Episcopal Churches in the Diocese
Of Washington, the other half hav-
ing made their report at the fall
council Plans will be considered for
the work OF the order during the
coming months. Announcement VIII
be made of the presentation service
which is to take place at st. Mark 8
pm, and to which the public -
invited. At this service will be pre-
sented the self-denial Offering for
all parish branches, the purpose OF
which Is to support the missionaries
In China placed there by the national
organization of the order. Rey.
Arthur Mason Sherman OF Boone Uni
versity. WuohanG, China, will make
the, address. Mr.. Sherman is recog-
nized in China as being one OF the
leading educationalists and he Is In
charge of the theological department
of Boone University.
At these two meetings the order
plans the initiation of organized
extension work looking to the in
crease OF parish branches in the
Washington churches.
Evening star., 1923-01-20
SCHOOL FOR JUNIOR.
OFFENDERS URGED.
Survey Committee Named in
Connection With Appeal
to ProteStantS.

An appeal has been made to the
Protestant churches of the District
by the Federation OF Churches through
its president, Rev DR.. G. NJ. Diffen-
! derfer. TO consider the advisability of
establishing a school for Juvenile Of
tenders.
After a conference with the Juvenile
Court officers and Judge Kathryn
Sellers, and in conjunction with a
representative OF the social service
commission of the Episcopal Church
of this diocese. the executive COM
mittee selected committee of five
representatives Of the Federation of
tChurches to look into the title and
liBhing such a school as soon as pos
sibIe. This committee consists Of DR..
G. AZ Diffenderfer. chairman; DR..
Charles Wood, j. L. Lloyd. Mrs. John
Hervey Young and Miss Ethel
The property OF the Junior Republic
situated near Annapolis Junction,
Md, with a number OF buildings and
144 acres OF farm land and timber,
is said to be available for such
school. The president OF its board
OF trustees informed the federation
through the president that there
would be no question about securing
this property if 1t were to be used
for such training.
TIE COMMITTEES will carefully look
into this matter and any other sites
. which may be offered for this work.
At the monthly meeting OF the
Washington Federation of Churches
yesterday three congregations were
received into mbership-Calvary
BAPTIST, Columbia Heights Lutheran
and Takoma Park Presbyterian.
An advisory committee was appoint
ed to attend to business during the
interval between meetings of the
executive committee. 1t consists OF
T)r. George NJ. Diffenderfer, DR.. II. ID.
Ranck, DR.. W. L. Darby, Mr. J. I.
Lloyd and Mr.. w. J. Showalter.
Announcement was made that three
men had accepted appointment as
tchairmeno of committees-Evang geltstic,
DR. Isaac Ward; finance. Maj. G. NJ.
Withers; survey and comfy, Dr. John
Fl. Edwards.
The following committee was an
nounced to cooperate with the Lay
mems Service Association OF the
Episcopal Church in conducting the
annual Lenten services at keith 8
Theater: Andrew Wilson. ]. T Lloya,
Poole, w. T. Galliher. Percy Foster.
Holcomb Johnson, Ray L. Smith and
w. J. Showalter.
The president announced that the
annual meeting of the council OF the
federation would be held at the EfEst
Congregational Church on March a.
the speaker to be DR.. S. Parkes cad
man. pastor OF Central Congregational
Church. Brooklyn, n. Y.
DR.. w. l.. Darby, executive secre-
tary of the Federation of Churches,
will preach at Bethany Baptist church
tomorrow morning.
Evening star., 1923-01-20
.EP|SCOPALS TO OBSERVE
ST. PAUL'S DAY ON 25TH
Bishop Harding Will Celebrate
Anniversary of Conservation
Here Same Day.

st. Pauls day is to be celebrated
in the Episcopal churches next
Thursday, which is the memorial Of
the conversion Of ST. Paul.
1t was on St. Pauls day. 1909. that
Rev. Alfred Harding. at that time
rector of st. PauI's Church, Esd street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
was consecrated Bishop of Washing
ton. The anniversary Is always cele-
Bishop Harding returns to his old
parish and renews acquaintance with
the friends OF his earlier days in the
ministry.
There will be a celebration of holy
communion at ST. Paurs Church at
1880 am. Thursday and a second
celebration with sermon at IL am.
At pm. the Bishop of Washington
will make an address and the service
will be followed by an informal re-
ception. The rector OF st. Paufs,
Rev. DR.. Robert Talbot, desires to
have not only all the present con-
gregation, but former ministers and
members of the parish present at ono
of these services. DIR. Talbot has re-
ceived a letter from his brother. Rt.
Rev. Ethelbert Talbot. Bishop OF
Bethlehem. regretting that he can
not be present as usual at this par
ish anniversary, but stating that he
will come to st. Paurs on January
% and preach at the IL am. service
on that day.
Evening star., 1923-01-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON,
EACH WEEK, EXPLAINED
Work Of Home Bible Institute and
Y. w. c. A. for BENEFIT
of Teachers.

For the benefit of the Sunday school
teachers of the District and v1nnlty'
the American Home Bible Institute,
with the cooperation Of the Young
Women's Christian Association, mas.
for the past three years, conducted q
weekly exposition of the lesson at
the rooms of the latter organization
1888 r street.
For three years the growth has been
steady and the interest among the
teachers keener as the class grew
stronger, until recently the rooms
have been outgrown and the class
moved to the auditorium on the
fourth floor of the f street building.
The program has been placed IN
charge OF a special committee com
posed of Miss Bertha Thomas, chair
man: Mrs. Blanche B. Lynch, Miss
Carrye Smallwood. Mrs. Olive Man
Gill and Mrs. Martha Bruce.
e. w. Collamore of the Navy De-
partment is presid ent of the institute,
which has, during the four years of
It's existence, conducted sixty courses
Of study, with a total enrolment or
over 400
Evening star., 1923-01-20
SERMON ON PAINTING.
DR.. Wood Will Continue. Course
at d. G. Church.

Rev. DR.. Charles Wood, pastor of
the Church OF the Covenant, 18th and
N streets northwest, will continue his
series OF sermons on the general
theme. Life Lessons From Great
Modern Paintings" giving tomorrow
evening a discourse based on Rosset-
tbs great painting. Mary Magda-
lene," the sermon topic being RE-
the conclusion of the series. January %,
the Judges will determine who are the
winners Of the 'alsteners-in" contest.
In order to give Washington church,
goers and music lovers a further
opportunity to hear the quaint and
colorful dialect singing Of the noted
Fisk University Jubilee Singers, Dr.
Wood has arranged for their present
ing number Of special songs at the
vesper services. At the afternoon
service DR.. Wood will speak on Sen
timent and Sentimentaiity"
Evening star., 1923-01-20
BIBLE CLASS TO DINE.
Fifteenth Annual Event Of Luther
an Sunday School.

The fifteenth annual banquet OF the
Wiles' Bible class Of Keller Memorial
Lutheran Sunday school. sth street
and Maryland avenue northeast, will
be held next Wednesday evening at
1880 o'clock. Rev. DR.. J. 8. Simon OF
Hagerstown. Md. and Representative
J. NJ Nelson of Wisconsin will be the
principal speakers
Evening star., 1923-01-20
BIBLE CLASS FORMED.
Texas House Member Will Teach
Men Students,

The Box Bible class has been or
ganiEed at the Emory NJ. E. Church
South, 800 Georgia avenue, for men
Of the church.
teacher and c. z. Fowler president of
the class.
Evening star., 1923-01-20
DR.. BERRY VISITING HERE
President Of M. E. Theological
School will Speak Tomorrow.

DR.. Arthur d. Berry. president of
the Methodist Theological School,
Toxic, Japan. who is visiting Bishop
and Mrs. William F. Mcdowell at 2107
wyoming avenue, will speak tomor-
row morning in the Dumbarton Ave
nue. Methodist Episcopal Church and
in the evening at Metropolitan Me-
mortal Methodist Episcopal Church on
"Christianity in Japan"
He will address the Methodist
preachers meeting Monday morning
in McKendree Church, at which time
he will speak on Friendly Japan"
Evening star., 1923-01-20
NEW MISSIONARY HERE.
Rev. Edmund Stevens Will Have
Charge Of Prison Work.

Rev. Edmund Stevens of Christ
Church, Wilmington, Del, has ar
rived in this city to take the duties
Of missionary of the Episcopal city
missions. Mr.. Stevens will have
charge of religious work at the
prison reformatories and penal in
stitutions. His headquarters Will be
at Trinity Community House, Sd and
c streets.
Mr.. Stevens was formerly curate
at st. Stephens Church. 14th and
Columbia road. He was called to
Wilmington three years ago. Tenn
porarily Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens will
be the guests OF Mrs. s. Percy Oliver
Evening star., 1923-01-20
WILL OPEN TOMORROW.

The Berean Baptist Chapel. a branch
OF Fifth Baptist Church. on Wilson
avenue, Coimar Manor. Nd. will open
its doors tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock. Brief addresses will be made
by C. ]. Door. L. C. Coker. C. A. Mud
diman and DR.. John E. Briggs. Miss
Dorothy Teuthecker will sing.
Evening star., 1923-01-20
LARGE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Average Attendance, 1874, al
Calvary Baptist.

At the annual business meeting of
the Sunday school of Calvary Baptist
Church. held recently. II was reported
the average attendance for 1922 was
1884 Contributions from the school
totaled $4,000, OF which $4,000 was
given to missions and beneVolences.
DIR. w. E. Doughty, recently re-
turned from a personal inspection Of
conditions in the near east, will speak
at II am.
Evening star., 1923-01-20
Latest Announcements Of Church News Activities and
WOMEN TO ENTERTAIN.
Tea to Honor Miss Leachman, Ban
list Board Secretary.

The women OF the First Baptist
Church will entertain the Baptist
women OF the city Monday at 2 pm.
at the church, 18th and o streets, at
q missionary tea In honor of Miss
Emma Leachman. field secretary OF
the home missionary board of the
southern Baptist convention.
Miss Leachman will deliver an ad-
dress at 2:30 O'clock
Evening star., 1923-01-20

Revival meetings to continue three
weeks are TO be conducted by Rev.
George w. Cooke of the Genesee Con-
ference, New York, beginning next
Wednesday night, at the Anacostia NJ
E. Church, 14th and L streets southeast.
The services will be given under the
direction Of the pastor, Rev. Allan F.
Poore.
Special music hs to be presented at
each service. Mr.. Cooke, who plays
the trombone, will be assisted by Fran
els Smith, baritone.
Evening star., 1923-01-20
Second Baptist Church

9Th and Va. ave. Sc.
Rev. Y. c. PRIMA, Pastor.
Bible school, 9:30, classes for all. Preach
ing. II am, "A PREACHER WHO WAS
CALLED, BUT NOT WANTED" and T:%
pm, peoples popular happy hour, with song
service and sermon. on "A PERPENDlCC-
LAR TUG OF WAR" B. Y. P. q. service,
Thursday evening. 7:45. thousand seats
and thousand-foid welcome. Come worship
with MS.
Evening star., 1923-01-20
OTHER SERVICES.
HALL MISSION

bZ3 Ia. i've. NV.
For the Promotion Scripural Holiness.
Service Every Sur day at 2:30 pm.
Prayer meeting Thursday, at 8 pm. at the
above address,
REoRGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
Of Latter Day Saints-Sunday school meets
at pm. Sunday, at X. p. Hall. 1912 9th
OF. NV. Preaching at pm. by Elder Adol-
phus Edwards EverJ body welcome.
The Delta independent., 1923-12-14
ECKERT ITEMS

Chas, Kirker went to Grand juno
tion, where he expects to get work.
Mrs. Cora Compton of Delta spent
last week with her sister, Miss Anna
Beard.
Miss Marguerite Forrest left Satur-
day for Price, Utah, to spend the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sweinhart left
Monday for Pennsylvania, where they
will spend the winter.
D. F. Kinsell, formerly OF this place.
but now OF Woodland. California. is
here visiting for a few days.
Tom Cover moved into the house
last Thursday vacated recently by Mr.
and Mrs Walter Merriam.
Fred Miller returned home from
Hotchkss Saturday, where he has
been working at the Growers Trading
Co.
The odd Fellows and Rebekahs of
Hotchkss entertained the Odd Eel
lows and Rebekahs to a fine entertain
ment and lunch at Hotchkiss last
Thursday evening.