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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
DODGER AFRAID
TO RETURN
Bergdoll Won't Pay More
Than 5 Years in u. S.

BERLIN. March 20 Grover
Cleveland hcrEdol b hack IN Eber
bach.
The Stacker ana his companions.
The strceher boys. got cold fec, on
thc proposition n they ever oonsid.
crod il seriously of returning 20
the United states az this time
nergdon charged that a quartet
of newspaper men who have been
working 10 induce him 20 return
n the interest Of an American newa
paper concern. offered him Amer.
can passports under the nauc Of
bryant a. well as other spurious
documents asking oonsuis Ia O. r.
many 10 extend him courieses.
American Consul uencmi Coffcy
here states positively that De kn9 ~
nothing about the passport.
The draft eyader unburdcnod him.
sclf of lavish protesthtions u his
innocence,
Il believe was Illegally con.
yictcd Of dosertion." he said.
Il never took oath as a soldier
nor wore a uniform"
lie said the newspaper men Of
Tered him aunullmeut or quashlng
of the desertiou charge II be- would
return with them, bui that he waH
skcpuoal
Il am willing 10 take my medicine
N q In not more than fYcyear
sentence" BefEdoll said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
1--WE c
BRIDE STORY
million Dollar" Deal Evil
dence Sought by Senators

WASHINGTON. March sa.-New
evidence has come 20 senator
Thomas ;. Walsh concerning the
-million-dollar vote bride" story OF
Al Jennings. two-sun politician from
tho West.
II confirmation OF Tic Information
now IN WaHh's hands "a received. a
subpoena FOR two or three promi.
mont men who knew OF develop.
mcnta az tho last republican nation.
al convention viii be issued today.
jennings charged on the witness
stand that the late Jake Hamon
told him OF n mllllon.dolhr deal 10
elect President Harding. whereby
lIamon was 20 set the sccrctaryAhip
Of the interior ana lease the govern,
ment oil lands TO private interests.
WIN Hays who was charged by
Jennings with getting scr. 900 OF the
million. ALEC win go on the stand
next week 10 be- questioned regard.
ing his vehement denial OF the
story
Walsh now plans 10 examine vii.
liam Boyce Thompson. former
chairman Of the republican party
finance committee. on Tuesday.
when the committee resumes its
hearings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
FIX NO BL AM {
FOR DEATH
y Score Police for System OF
Prisoners Care

The caroner's iup investigating
tic death 81 Gideon Emsrl FHiay
tnemooa faiied % bold anyone 81.
sronsibic for BITS death. but heavily
ared sine fza3ice system - hsndHns
irk. drunk OF injured prisoners in
ne city nn The jury urEed thc
.syor. nrsf,h commissioner and 20
Hcs chief 90 adopt measures 10 pre-.
vent IN che future deaths Ia the city
San similar to Emsrd's.
Tho jury recommended that two
competent physicians be appointed
immediately a. police surgeons with
the duty % examining an persons
arrested suffering from alcoholism
~ injuries. IN fact every prisoner
not entirely sober or well
The verdict % the jury is csspn,
sally the same as one returned in
the case Of Abraham Reislng. who
died under similar circumstances o.,
GENTLY IN the city Jail without medl.
caI attention. altho suffering from a
skun fracture. as Emani was
lack Roc. merchants patrolman.
was the principal witness ~ tho day.
TIE related how he had seen a police.
man strike drunken prisoner az
Third ave ana Virginia st. the night
II March D.. and had seen a black.
nck in the officers hand Hc also
tol how two policemen had an.
prcached him Thursday night. ad
hitting that the man he had seen
Nas Emard Tho two officers tried
20 convince Roe that he was wrong
q his testimony
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
JAPANESE SHIP
is RESCUED
Pick Up Vessel After She
Lost Propeller

PORTLAND. March 2s.-The Japa.
nuose Ayahn Maru. which called
for aid yesterday after breaking her
tailshaft and losing her propeller.
was in tow this morning OF the
Swedish steamer Token. en- route 20
Dutch Harbor. Alaska.
The mishap occurred az $50 a. m.
yesterday and the Token. answer.
ing the summons for aid, arrived At
. p. m, according TO a message
picked up here today by the Federal
Telegraph company.
After several hours the Token sue
cecded in getting a line aboard the
disabled vessel. and AT p. m. started
for Dutch Harbor.
The vessel at that time was an
pnoximately 40 miles south OF that
port.
The Ayaha Maru was bound fc-
Puget sound from Japanese ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
WOMEN HURT IN
STOVE BLAST
Rushed to Hospital Follow
ing Gas Explosion

Explosion Of a gas stove in the
kitchen Of a downtown department,
store Friday afternoon resulted N
severe injury to two women They
were taken to the Seattle General
hospital suffering from burns
Miss Helen Munson. "a. and Mlsg
Mary bort, %. 1907 Bellevue ave
10th OF whom are employed as
cooks, were working in the Kitchen
They had iust lighted the s,oyo
yhen IL blew up. setting fire 10
shelr dresses. Other women h tbc
kitchen aided in extinguishine tho
flames and gave tho two injured
victims first aid. after which thew
we're taken TO the hospital.
Miss Munsoa was badly burned
about the body, while Miss BORT rs.
eeiyed burns about the hands and
feet. They we're recovering saiur.
dry '"'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
TORNADO
STARTS ON PAGE 1

men, during tho night
The storm struck the city from
Ia noriheasicfly direction More
than $50 houses were damaged.
many were wrecked and the JET.
fcrson grade school was demolished
Several hundred pupils wero hurried
out Of tho building by tho school
principal few minutes before the
storm struck.
after sweeping thru the city the
storm moved into the country more
than mile before Il lifted. Heavy
rain followed the twisior. delaying
rescue WORK Wire communications
wiih The outside world were de-
strpyed fof several hours and tho
city was without lights and power
during the night.
Huddleston aud his two grand
daughters. Miss Wilson aud Mr,
Cunningham. were crushed 10 deatb
IN their home when Il wns hurried
into the air carried several hundred
feet and Ihcn dashed TO the ground
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
AIR CIRCUS
STARTS ON PAGE 1

dampcn the enthusiasm OF either
PEOPLE or performers II was csti
mated that the stadium would lie
filled. while many would view the
aerial portion % the program from
surrounding hilisldes.
strict traffic regulations were nut
INTO effect Tor the afternoon. The
road 20 the sand Point airdrouis
where the flyers viii take or for
she stadium performance. was
closed. No boats viii he permitted
on Lake Washington within a wide
range Of the field adjoining the
stadium. where miniature castle
fss been erected for an exhibition
OF air bombardmcui. No auiomo.
Lilies viii be permitted 10 park for
g considerable distance around the
university grounds unless the occu.
pants can show tickets for stadium
seats.
The program, which viii consist
Il both land and air features. per
formed simultaneously. and rcpiete
with thrills and spectacular perform.
lnees. Is as follows:
100 70 $50 ~ Battalion parade
Fourth infantry
go to 2.55-Formation fiyinS. re-.
erve avaiorS.
20 20 so5-AssembNng plane on
field. after which Il will hop on
Mounted wrestling and fencing.
sa5 10 59s-f'ursuii plane race.
Artillery drill
SIS 10 5:to-aIaI r. L. Martin.
fiight commander. in his flagship.
The seattle. as II viii start on the
world flight. Mounted equipment
lsCe.
go to s'5s-Pursut plane aero.
tailcS.
s.s5 to 4as-Push ball and mount
ID ,ugof.war.
to5 to AS Handicap race. Mule
iolo race.
4:55 TO s0s-Formaiion fylnE.
Parachute jumping. Bombing o.
castle from air.
Following the demonstration. the
world flyers and other avintors here
Tor the celebration. viii be guests OF
he College club on Saturday evening
u cabaret dinner and dance. which
viii provide the outstanding social
function Of the flyers stay In Sc.
aitle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS

Church of Spiritual Uniiy-sun.
day school, > p. m. lecture by Rev.
Esther r. Boslcy. 3 p. m. Seventy.
sixth Anniversary OF Modern Spir.
ituallsm" Circles.
WV G. A-'rhe Widow and Her
SON." by Washington Irving. read
ing by DR.. Gustave Lewis. p. m.
Music and refreshments Hostcsses.
young women from the Tabernacle
Baptist church. All welcome.
Church Of Spiritual Science-Rev.
Loe F. Elmore. pastor. A. o. L. W.
Temple Ninth ave. Anniversary
Sunday. The Message of Light
,, 4:3O and 7;45 p. m.
Religious Open Forum. i06 Madi-
son st.--"A Solution OF the Eco.
nomic Problem. Mrs. Laura Luther.
II a. m. All welcome.
University Spiritualist Church.
4i4ih University way-Dr Jack
Grant, pastor. Open forum, 3 p.
m; circle, 4:s0; services. THE Great
Secret" 7:45. Tuesday circle, 1880;
Friday social. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
ALASKAN HOTEL
is RAzED
$4,000 Fire Destroys All
Property; Patrons Escape

KETcH1KAN, Alaska, March %
Seven buildings were destroyed last
night In a blaze which did damage
estimated at $4,000. The fire start.
cd in the boiler room Of the Reyilla
hotel. Tanned by keen wind. II
spread rapidly.
Guests in the hotel lost all per
sonal belongings. Six trunks OF jew.
clry. stored in the hostolry by the
Knox Brothers OF Seattle were
burned. Tho steamer Admiral Rogers
and two government boats played
streams on the blaze for hours. Wires
and lights arc cut Off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
HOLD CONcLAvE
! 5 Washington Counties
Talk G. 0. P. Policy

Fifteen Washington counties arc
holding republican conventions Sat
nrday. electing more than half the
delegates to the state convention at
wenatchee. next Saturday. without
exception. they viii indorso Presi-
dent Coolidge ana send delegations
instructed for him.
Counties converting today are;
King. Pierce, Spokane. Asotin.
Adams. Chelan, claiiam. Columbia.
Cowlltz. Franklin. Lewis. okanognn.
skamania. stevens and wnhklakum.
Bonus piahks are expected from
several counties. In others. fighta
on the power plank are scheduled.
A total Of s21 delegates will 20 10
yyeuatchee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
Lutheran Churches
in Annual Session

The Danish Evangelical Lutheran
churches OF the Puget Sound district
are holding their annual meeting at
st. Johns Danish Lutheran mission.
gath ave, and f. Spruce ST., March
IS, 20 and 90. There is TO be spc,
cial meeting all day Sunday.
Columbia Bethlehem, seth ave. s.
and Angelina st. II. Mau. pastor
Sunday school. 10 a. M; THE Most
Gracious Thing That Jesus Did"
service. II. Lenten service next Fri.
day at 7:45.
st. Johns Danish Lutheran Mis-.
sion, Path ave. and Spruce st. Alfred
Il. Sorensen. pastor. Sunday school,
10 a. m; worship, IL Oanishl. com.
munlon; luncheon at p. M; service,
9, supper, G; service. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
Convicted Woman
Stricken in Jail

TACOMA, March ga heart at.
tack, in which she tainted across the
Bertilon finger.print table in the
city Jail on Friday. may prevent re.
moval OF Mrs. Hedwig Pratt, con.
victed OF performing an Illegal OPP.
Grafton resulting in a manslaughter
charge, to the state prison at Wala
Walla.
Mrs. Pratt was sentenced to to
10 years in the penitentiary when she
confessed to performing an operation
on 1S.year.old Edith Huston, of Cen
tralla, earlier in the week, The girl
died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
Three Villages
Hit by "Twisters''

CAIRO. ~ March % Tho VII
ages Of Lamont. Heath and Aiaxon.
In western Kentucky. we're hl, by 4
tornado to-day
only one telegraph wire eommuni.
caics with tho stricken area aud I,
was put oui q commission by The
Wind.
River shipping IL tied up on tho
Mississippi and Ohio rivers on nc.
count % strong Winds.
Several negro children were in.
jured today when The gales blow over
q building here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
BATTLES 7 HUI c
FOR PURSE
Thief Forced to Run After
Bad Beating

Fighting a bandit who had robbed
a woman OF her purse NJ Belmont
ave. and Il. Harrison ST.. lato Fri
day night, J. $. Glover, OF Kent.
routed the man after a fierce fist
battle and pat him TO flight. He
recovered the purse.
Glover heard the woman scream
when the man attacked her and ran
10 her rescue He attacked the
thug and, after brief battle, took
the purse away from him and
forced him to run. Glover then re.
turned the purse TO its owner, but
failed 10 get her name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
JUDGE KIsNNON
n POSSIBILITY

Here arc some " those mentioned.
Former Senator william 5. Ken.
yon. Of Iowa, Judge of the eighth
United States circuit court. who rf.
Gently declined President COOLIDGE
offer of the post OF secretary Of the
AMY ~ d understood be- would nc.
cept tho appointment as attorney
general
Secretary OF state Hughes who
has been The presidents principal
logal adviser during the Oh lease and
haurhrriy Investigations 90 tho De.
p1fimcnt ~ justice ~ r. considered
doubtful that ilugher ranking mem.
Der ~ thc cabinet, would accept the
appointment one cabinet member
today told Tho United Press there
would be- no cabinet transfer 20 nn
lhe department u justice post
Senator Borh, % Idaho. one or the
leaders in the senate effor, 10 force
DauEhcriy out of flic cabinet. ir con.
sidcred a possibility Heretofore
Houh has given the impression that
he would not accept The post. bat 10.
day ho refused 10 discuss The que
tion except 20 ay be- would not com
mcnt unless The post 3 rendered 60
him
James ~, Beck, solicitor general o.
the United States. who II now acting
attorney general
Alex J Gforsbeck governor ~
Michigan. who b. represented as
being open 90 the appointment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
TAKE Is BODIES
FROM Mine
II Still Sought Following
Nest Virginia Blast

q RLEsToN, w. Va, Marcel
Citizen bodies OF the 20 miners
killed yesterday in gas explosion
at The Yukon No. ? mine OF the
Yukon Pocahontas Coal Co. have
been brought TO the surface.
Rescue workers have penetrated
far into the mine in search of the
additional II bodies.
Relatives and friends of the dead
miners stood about the mine mouth
during the night, watching the res
cue work. There was practically
no Mysteries, the women accepting
their lot with stole calm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
TAX LIST
STARTS ON PAGE 1

local Improvement district assess.
mcnts In the case OF city property
this frequently amounts 70 several
hundreds Of dollars.
One piece OF property south OF the
city has more than $4,000 in taxes
assessed against IL. II Is a highly.
valuable tract Of 81 acres. according
10 Christy.
Some pieces Of property may be
had for few dollars. The actual
worth may be zero or several times
the amount owing on II.
The state law provides that delln.
quent taxpayers must be notified
each year OF tho delinquency OF
lhelr property until il Is taken over
by the county. For tho first five
years. the original owner OF tho
has the exclusive right 10
redeem II BY paying up the back
taxes.
a piece Of property on which the
taxes are delinquent for five years
may be saved to the owner by pay.
ment Of the taxes for the first year
~ datfv..s..ta.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
MAYOR is SHOT
Ku kIux Khan Believed In
volved in Political War

NASHVILLE. Mo, March CO.
Arthur sission, mayor of Maysville.
was shot and probably fatally
wounded hero today as the result Of
u political fight involving tho Ku
Klux Khan. Sission was called from
q grocery store and shot. Newman
Estes so. was held by authorities.
Attic Slssion Is not q candidate
for reelection, he has gecn reported
active against tho independent tick.
ct. generally classed Ms the pro.
Khan slate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
Find Girl Huddled
in Prairie Shows

DICKINSON, n, Oak, March 90.
Authorities today are holding Hat.
tic Merritt, 20, who was found hud.
died in a snowbank by n, L. sec.
ton crow IL miles east OF here, She
had been wandering over the snow.
driftcd prairies for 80 hours. she
said. but refused TO give details Of
her case, Her home Is at Falmouth,
Ky.
Police declare the girl lcaped from
train On route from Seattle to Min.
neapolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
Communication Is
Tied Up by Storms

ST. PAUL. MINI, March a.
Wire communication and trans
poriatlon we're practically pamlyzcd
IN Minnesota and the surrounding
country to-day by the worst blizzard
IN a decade.
Scores Of trains arc stalled in the
drifts turnout Central Minnesota.
according TO reports here
Limited wire communication Ia
being maintained with the North.
west.
The snow turned to sicei. which
ripped down thousands OF miles Of
wires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
PRESBYTERIAN

university-i5th y. r. and +. 47th.
Rev. II. s. Templeton. pastor I'm.
larging Your Living Room" II a.
m. The Most Important Event in
Personal History" 40 p. m.
Ballard-Market and 18th n. ~.
Rev. Honor l.. Wilhelm. pastor. "Thc
Schools OF Christ morning. Chris.
tan Triumph" evening. Spoc al
choir music under J. ". Davies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
GUARDS HUNTING
FIVE C0NVICTS
One Fugitive Surrenders
After Oregon Prison Break

SALEM. Orc. March o. Search
was renewed today Tor tho five con.
yieis stlli az largo Of The six who
escaped from the state psnhontiary
here yesterday.
Late las; night one OF tho fuEl
tiycs. William johnson. appeared at
The prison ana Eavs himself up to
guards. lie previously had been
sighted and fired on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
BIRDMEN FALL.
en- Route to Seattle by Auto
After Flight Disaster

The only plane that viii not be on
band for the air show AZ the stadium
Saturday afternoon "a PINNED IL
that Of Lieut.. Walter +. Case. OF
Portland. who was forced down IN
an open field near Lacenter late
Friday night. The plane was badly
damaged, but neither Lieutenant
Case nor his mechanlcian. Technical
sergt- Walter Bealey. was injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
Daugherty Still
Backs Coolidge!

WASIliNGT0N Marth %
Former Attorney General Dnugh-
erty viii continue az Coolidge
delegate az large on the ticket 20
h. voted ON AZ The Ohio primaries
April 81. ~ fnr as the white HOUSE
is concerned. Il was announced to-
dhp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
Seattle Logger Is
Crushed to Death!

PORT ANGELES. March 20. Mrs.
Martha Burton. Of Seattle, was cx.
pectcd here Saturday to Identify the
body OF a logger believed TO be Wal.
ter Logan. I'll Sixth ave, Seattle
who was killed at the new Irving
Hartley logging camp near hero, Fri.
day. A falling log crushed hiH
cheat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
Potomac Floods
Maryland Town!

CUMBERLAND. Md. March %
The business section Of ihia city was
flooded today. railroad traffic was
halted by woshouts and persons in
many nearby towns were forced 20
go 20 tho hills when the Potomac,
swollen by rain md melting SHOWS.
oyerflowcd it's banks.
The water rose rapidly during the
morning and at noon was still rising
at tho rate OF foot an hour. thrent.
oning destruction OF tho buildings in
this district Among the nearby
towns which arc gradually being in.
undated are Piedmont. Bonaconingo
and Tsllcrsie.
VERNON. Texas. March 20 Five
persons wero injured in this section
when the tail end OF an Oklahoma
tornado swept north Texas.
Several small buildings were
blown down by the high winds.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. March 20.
Tho tail Of the "twistcr" which
struck shawnee. okla. swept thru
central Kansas last night. damaging
farm houses. orchaqs and Gripping
Lightning struck the First Meth.
odist church here while graduating
exercises were being held. Tho
was plunged into darkness
but the audience waited calmly
while electricity flashed on the
metal Of the church organ.
OMAHA, March 29.-IIigh winds.
snow and falling temperatures were
reported turnout Nebraska today
No damage was reported Commu
was unimpaired The winds
were believed to be offshoots from
the tornado which swept tho South
west
MILWAUKEE,. March 2g.--1leavy
whipped by high winds, do.
stroyed communication by wire thru
out tho Northwest today. Aside from
telephone and telegraph poles blown
down, no damage was reported. TEN.
pornturos were moderate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
BIDS MADE THRU
PURCHASING AGENT

Once the property Is IN The pos.
session Of the county. bids must be
made on II thru the county purohas.
Ing agent. The property Ia ap.
praised by the agent and fair
price. usually the amount Of ali
taxes. city and county. and assesa.
ments for improvements. Is set. No
bid for less than this will be enter.
tanned Then the property Is ndver.
tiscd for three weeks. II finally Is
sold at auction. the bidder submit.
ting the highest bid being the win.
ner. Those sales are held every
few weeks. when known buyers are
awaiting them. One was 70 be held
at the Jefferson 81. entrance OF the
saturday.
1--WE have been considering a gen.
eral cleanup OF delinquent property
for some time. but tifc real estate
market has been bad" County
Shields said This ycar
the market Is greatly improved, and
the property that rs desirable Is
rapidly II win probably be
advisable 10 hold the cleanup sale
within the near future"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
Stricken Senator
Reported Improved

WASIfTNGToN. March 2o.-sena.
tor la Toilette, III with pneumonia.
spent comfortable night and his
condition this morning was Suits.
factory" his physicians reported NJ
10 o'clock today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29


Queen Anne -is Howe ~. Rev. y.
T. Hiehardson. pastor sunday
school 9sfs. '~rho Grasp Of Christ, {"
~. young peoples meeting. G. Him.
SELF for Sic" 1J0.
Fremont III y, 36th. Rev. Ebert
n Hicks pastor Sunday school.
aH5; at ~ DR. +. Watson VIII preach.
airo az 100 Or Hicks v in Portland
holding special meetings.
fir.i or,seEinn.Dnnish 49, stewart
49, md Yale ave. Rev a. NJ.
MehuH. pastor. sunday school. 1856
Scandinavian. service, u. young
peoples meeting aud social hour, 9.
EngiFfh servire. 7.30.
tirsi--Ambrose NJ. Bailey, d. D..
pastor Sunday school. e45: Jesus
Prayer. - Y. =. 4. meeting in
three groups senior. younger Jun.
Tor. Gt5. special musical service. Hing.
ing u old and loyrd hymns. 7.so.
Or. Nehemiah Boynion. chairman Of
tho committee OF management o. the
World Alliance for international
Friendship Thru the Church. win
speak. ,. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-29
Sunday in the Churches

Orchestra selections
Evening Hour .....s........ .Huifen
Apple blossoms s.-fr.-.... Roberts
Devotion" ..........-t...... ulpuHn
"settettc from LuciA"....... DouiEstu
Raymond Hurkhaider. director.
The pastor will preach a short ser.
mon on Signs Of christ's Coming.
The church has this week installed q
new Farrand grand piano. which VIII
be used for the first time at this
service.