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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
CREW IS SAFE
IN ALASKA
Men From Lady KindersIey
Landed al Nome

NOME. Sept. s.--The crew OF tho
Hudson hay eompany'A supply ship.
LAZY Kindersiey. was brought here
today by tho United States coas,
guard cutter Boxer.
Tho Lady KlndsrBiey became fast
la the ice northwest o. Point Barrow
Angus; and for nearly a month
her crew Aousht 10 free her from
tho Zee mass or 10 reach lard them.
Hclves before she should crack un.
der the crushing weight % the field
and take them 20 the bottom
For weeks the crew has been un.
able 30 b. Succorrcd because 81 the
miles OF waste Ice intervening
On August 10 tho crew abandoned
the vessel and tried 10 reach lard
but were forced 20 return 10 the
ship. when on every hand open leads
OF iey waters separated them from
their objective.
II was NOT until August 81. when
the drift had moved 20 a point "a
miles northwest OF Point Barrow,
that the Boxer was able 10 approach
the Lady Klndersioy. Thru a sud
denly opened lead she nosed 70
within five miles Of where the help.
less crew awaited suecor
For three hours over shifting Ice.
which was more difficult to travel
than the crueiest lava desert. the
members OF the crew fought their
way 70 tho side Of the Boxer and
relief from their imprisonment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
FUkUDA MARKED

TOKYO. Sept. e.--Another at.
l. tempt was made today TO as.
saseinate Gen. Fukuda. prominent
military leader OF Japan.
Two bombs were sent 10 Fukuda'a
home, in the suburbs here. by par.
celt post, exploded when the eldest
married daughter OF the general
unwrapped the parcel.
The explosion caused little dam.
age.
No members or the household
were injured.
Gen Fukuda was absent from
his home.
Another deliberate move by an.
archists TO avenge the shooting OF
their leader, osugi, by Capt. Anak.
afu. OF the Tokyo gendarmerie
during the earthquake period of
last September. is seen in the at.
tempt.
Several days aso an anarchist
fired two shots at the general dur.
ing n public meeting. Fukuda es.
capped unwounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

real position in Seattle ana in that
way cannot give references here,
but can furnish the best Of refer
ences IN California. He was hold.
Ing a rcsponSibie position with the
Shell on company there when We
left. az efficiency man IN their re.
finsry at Martinez. Cal. He Is 2s
years OF age and a willing worker.
He Ia not a bit particular and can
do most anything. He has had
several years experience in the
store line grocery md general mer.
chandise He has also had exper.
fence as n truck drivers good
pipe filter and an ail.around worker.
In normal times / know he would
not have a hard time finding steady
employment. but there seems TO be
20 many out OF work here now.
Knowing that you meet and arc
in communication with people In all
walks Of life. ! thought perhaps
some OF your readers might need
''Just such man, 80 I'm calling on
you for help. just as you have
helped so many othors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Cynthia Grey:
Busy Housewife Learns of Peddlar's Dream
Of Gold
IA CYNTHIA GREY

elderly lame rang the doorbell Of home IN
n the suburbs the other day.
lie had needles and pins and buttons and strings 70 SELL
A pedderl
Would you be interested in seeing Of my stock
madam" he asked earnestly Of the housswife.
NEVER BUYS
ths aoo don't believe need anlrhHt- Il.
replied c.uTts5usg. but ratrsr briefly.
madam didn't buy thing Rut IA,
70 you mi stock" he reiterated
poor man." thought the houseWite, eVeulg him nth ptg
Too old 10 hold job Evidently untitled TO piod the road
Of the hodcdrTer the carpenter The bricayer Or
iOhdt-nOt.
So she reened and looked at the stock and made few
small purchases. Just for kindness sake.
ENOUGH
can sou make living wuy7" n,ts,sqy
oh yes enough" brightly Always snA
10 al NJ a place stay and something 70 wear
Don't erpecin' to andllhs h,
TEL you something" smiling oontsnsdy The Lord1
do about the
Thing by bank Of gold anything liz.
that Hut you ! thing I'm day
the golden there"
Tho old psdder mpd away ournesuEs toward the
golden way.
The housewife was glad her door no
The last one Was lost But
: hsshing about what's right to 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
COOLIDGE SEES
RED" BOCEY
Fears Confiscation Of Prop
erty; Destruction OF Liberty

BALTIMORE. Md. Sept. g.
President Coolidge. In a vigorous
speech at the dedication Of a statue
of Marquis Lafayette. revolutionary
war leader. today charged that "a
deliberate and determined effort IL
being made 10 break down the guar.
aniees OF our fundamental Laws"
and that III has for It's purpose the
confiscation OF property and the de-
structIon of liberty"
Declaring that the chief obstacle
10 this effort at the present time 10
the supreme court. he summoned
the American people vigorously to
resist all proposals to IImi, It's pow.
or. warning that their success would
mean that the people will see their
savings swept away and their chi.
dren perish from want and hunger"
The time to stop those who
would weaken and loosen the fabric
OF our government Is before they
begin. II IL now" the presl.
dent declared. The question IA
whether America will allow Itself 10
be degraded into communistic or
ssocialistic state or whether II viii
s1cmain American.
Those who want 70 continue 10
ENJOY the high estate OF American
scitizenship viii resist attempts to
encroach upon their liberties by en-.
vcroaching upon the power Of the
courts"
In this contest there Is but one
place for real American to stand"
the president continued THAT Is
-on the side Of ordered liberty under
constitutional government. This
int the struggle Of the rich and
powerful. They win be able 10 SUR.
-.yive. II is the struggle OF the com
mon run OF people"
The presidents speech was re.
garded as a direct challenge to Gen.
ator La Toilette. the independent
candidate. and his supporters whose
platform advocates submitting to
the people constitutional amend.
ment providing that congress may.
by enactlng statute. make IL ef.
@fective over a judicial veto"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS

Church Of Spiritual Light. n. iEth
~. and Fremon, Harriet Min
ear leader. p. m. lecture b. Rev.
Lulu shannon
Worlds Bible College. 5o2s Ninth
ave. y w Daniel Salwt. y. d. :
.. m 'who They Are That Are Dc.
ludsd Tha, They Nigh, Believe a Lilo
and Be Damned"
Sacred New World Temple OF splr-
ltualism, 1880 Fourth ayey-ArthuF
Edward Leighton. pastor. p. m.
let Us Convert tho Clergy 70 Meta.
psyBhic Truth"
Open Forum. 5000 Arcade building
II y. m. David II. Leo viii speak
on Spiritual Embodiment and God
Power"
Church Of Spiritual Science. a. o.
Y. W. temple--Roy. Leo Ehnore. ,
=. m. question box. Mrs. Rosallo
Knowles: $40. circles; s. Behold the
Dreamer cometh."
Church Of Psychic Science. 5000
Arcade building Rev Z. Adele
Lowdermiik $50 p. m. Sunday serv.
ice; $40. Prot. Alfred Ramey viii
lecture on '"The Astral Plane"
Whitman Memorial Federated
Church, ~ isnd st. and Ashworth
aye.---Rev. Rowland Edwards. II a.
m. "A Street Called Straight; s p.
m, "a Great Mans Great Message. ="
Eternal Truth Spiritual Church OF
America. 1915 First avc.--Rev. A. r..
Colder. . p. m, open forum. Cast
Thy Bread Upon the Water: 4:3o.
circles: s. lecture by pastor, Learn
Thy Self"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
CHINA WARNED
Powers Declare Foreign COL
onieS Must Be Protected

LONDON. Sept. 6.-The powerb
have interviewed In China 10 the ex.
tent OF sharply warning the combat.
ants that the battle before shang.
hal must be kept within certain Inn.
its. where the foreign colonies VIII
not Be ieopardiTed. according 20 the
Times shanghai correspondent.
The Times correspondent, also re.
ports that Gen. Lu. who Is defend.
ius Shanghai against the attacking
forces Of Gen. Chi. issued n lengthy
manifesto. declaring war nEains,
the president. Tsao Kun. Of the Pc.
Kin government.
The manifesto denounced Tsao
Kun az an illegal president and
arch rob0sr"
This declaration. the correspond.
ent says. is believed 10 Io prelimi.
nary 10 entrance OF Chang Tso Lin
Into the struggle
Chang. northern war lord. opposed
90 the present government at Pekin,
would cause the present conflict 70
assume most serious aspect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Thomas Lippy Sued
on Promissory Note

Suit to collect $4,000 on prom.
issory note was filed by the Mutual
Savings bank Friday against Thorn.
as Llppy. former port commissioner
The note Is secured by mort.
gage on the Lippy building. Third
ave. and Columbia St, and the suit
asks that Judgment be entered
against the building and that It be
sold at sherlffs sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Coyle Hits at French'S
State Employe Machine
Charges Candidate Conducting Campaign at
Expense of Taxpayers

William J. coyle. candidate for
the republican nomination for GOV.
ernor. Saturday issued the following
statement charging y, l. French
with uaing state employees at state
expense IN his campaign
In my campaign for the rspub.
hcsn nomination for governor I
have rcfrained from INDUCING IN
Personalities and have tried TO con.
duct clean. straightforward fight
for the nomination.
Il do not feel. however. that Il
h fair 70 the voters and the tax,
payers 10 permi, the tactics being
used by 4. l.. French to 80 unehal.
icnged.
mfr. French Ia making hia cam.
paigu AZ the expense OF the tax.
payers By using an army Of state
employees. who should be devo,lng
their time 10 the states business.
IN furthersng hts candidacy. Sew.
eral hundred state cmployes-i
should say not less than s0o--are
travelling over this state using pub
Tic automobiles and working night
and day for the election OF French.
In every section OF the state have
found them carrying on the French
campaign. and u seems 20 nie that
the voters and taxpayers are tnu.
tied TO know these facts.
The salaries and travelling OK.
ptnseE OF these men are paid o.
the state Of Washington out Of the
,aXpawer.f money. and the auiomo.
hilcs they are usiny belong 10 the
taxpayers.
Il contend that this is unfair and
unjust 20 the other candidates and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
NAVY BASE
STARTS ON PAGE

east coast, Tine climate here IL in
MIGRATING and makes men want 10
work. Besides, you do not have
the extreme hot and cold seasons
Of the East. This means that tho
shlpbuildorB could work the year
around"
Brtten declared that he favored
the Immediate establishment OF a
permanent naval bnse at Bremen.
ton. II would be necessary TO spend
between 100000 and $4,000. 900
TO equip the Brcmerton yard ns II
should be for bnse. he declared.
God gave the Puget Sound dis.
trict tho best naval base in the
country" Britten said. IAN that
congress viii have to do is TO i'm.
prove what IL already here. We
should have two bases on this coast
and at least have the one at Brom.
erten.'
Britten Is making tour OF the
entire Pacific coast on IA semi.offl.
cial mission Next week he will In.
spect Bremerton yard and the Sand
Point aviation field. Then he viii
leave for Alaska, returning here BY
September %.
After leaving the Puget Sound
district. Brit,cn will 20 south to San
francisco.
This district does not realize
what the establishment OF the base
will mean" Britten said.
1T will first bring the original
investment to improve the yard.
Next will follow the big industries
that vii be necessary 10 supply the
base with food. clothing and acces.
sories.
"BattIeships would always DO In
the Sound. and work would bc sup.
piled for thousands OF men in 70.
pairing old ships and building new
ones"
Britten In also n strong exponent
OF establishing the permanent naval
air base at sand Point He said
Saturday that he visited the Sand
Point slto three cyars ago and was
impressed with It's possibilities. Con.
gresham John r. Miller viii accom-.
pany Britten on his Inspection trip
|at sand Point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Today: O'Hara
South District Candidate Answers
Star Questions for Commissioner

" county commissioner from
" answers The Stars Ten
O'lara says:
old employees az FAR as they are e.
lcicnt and would ~ IN with my plan
for equal distribution OF work.
~ have agreed 10 no special road
work In my district viii put
in vogue a system % expenditure
IA my district that can be checked
UP 20 show anyone where their
money was spent
O-At tho time the leases were
. made Of the ferries and tho last
year they were IN control " tho
county they were "a financial success
and the deficit that was created was
caused by questionable expenditures.
m the ferries were under control Of
a friendly county board they would
now be a financial auocenu ana glve
good service.
n-our county can expect little re-
~ lief from the state legislature.
but I viii Fivo the county the benr'
90 OF my knowledge, gained by three
sessions In the state senate We
must start our reduction % taxes at
home IN our own county. There u
but one way 10 set relief. retreneh'
msnt in expenditures and got 100
cents on the dollar fur our money,
1n-Thcre Ia great deal % un.
III necessary application IN our
county and city business and would
favor a mercer as far AZ q would
not interfere with the efficiency o.
county business. am FOR public
ownership o. public utilities, would
award the county light contract 10
tho city liEhi department II their bid
was equal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
STATE PARK
STARTS ON PAGE l

accommodate 10000 automobiles. II
IL estimated. and will become one Of
the biggest aida 10 the common folks
OF this section Of the state.
Volunteer subscribers arc contlnu.
ms 10 send In contributions 10 sweli
seat,lc's total. tho latest being. the
North Park improvement club.
which saturday morning sent in a
check for s..
The salt water park honor roii'
consists OF thousands OF names Of
individuals and firms which have al.
ready subscribed Thousands Of dol.
iarH 10 the project Hut tho fund IL
not yet completed. and your name
should bo there. too.
This u a campaign in which there
arc material things 10 be Ealnsd--a
return on your monty which you
and your children can zee and feel
IL your name listed yeti
Other subscribers 10 tho park
fund. recently reported, are:
Centennial Mili Co.. Seattle. ...ag $40
Melvin =. Wooster Co. City
Bid. Seattle ................ 3
J. u. Swain. Ashton. s. p....... 2
J. 4. Van Garken. Dos Aolnes.
Wash. ,s.sts.s. MINIMUM. j
Mrs. @. W. Swain. Des Molnes.
Wash. ........... ........... !
Mrs. Il. II. Patterson. Lewis &
Clark State park ......... 1
Mrs. Asa Lee, is7 John st.
5eAttio ..ss-....sss.s ..sssss-. .
Henry Wyatt. 81 Paul Island.
Alaska ........ ....4...4... /
c. w Landgraf. Seattle. .,... /
T.. Pennington. Seattle ........
Mrs. J. Lldrai. Seattle. ...... 1
Mrs. r. r Crawford, Seattle 800. /
Mrs. c. A. Zimmerman Star
Lake Inn .........t...- b
DR.. u. Il. Each. Green Bldg. 49,. Is
Mrs. II. 4. NJ. Seattle. ...... /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Get $500 HAUL
Three Held al Portland on
Robbery Charges

PORTLAND, Sept t-LAwton
sehoonoysr. phit Chadwick and Bert
circuit we're held b. police today.
charged with robbing the Freeman
quality store OF iteo Saturday night
Circuit was one Of the two men
blamed Tor tho $4,000 robbery OF
the stlls.Fioio cirrus. A. Vancouver
wash IN 1881 he wa convicted
hy a loser court but the supreme
court ordered ths case back into
tho lower court Tor fttnai. because
OF teehnieaiities Witnesses were
and the case was never
retired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

NtAN 1NhNiA hAaNA Nv W.
Questions for Commissioner
I'll have never been IN the en-
i ploy Of Kihg county.
O-I have had no financial dealings
= with King county
81 have lived In King county for
- 20 years. am paying heavy
taxes and can sympathiEc with
others In the same position. Am pay
ins my oVn campaign expenses. No
ono has contributed 20 my campaign
expenses. neither organization or
county employe Have made no
promises 10 any organization.
Any election aa democrat. with
r AN established reputation IN pub,
lie lie, would have a moral effect
for the hcttcrment % conditions on
that board. The board dominated BY
one political party viii never be re-
sponsible TO party or the peopls.. II
Is VEN much IN need or a change IN
rs political complexion.
E-Thsre Will be no useless Jobs as
~ far az my influence can be felt
and VII economlse by giving a
thoro business administration, Am
not In favor Of the soealled tribute
system and win do everything can
20 abolish a. a relative. even tho
they be capable. WIN deatroy the
morale OF any working organization.
There viii BE- no costly autos Tor en-.
ploycs or officials
c-To act efficient. economical con.
" struction Of roads In my distric,
I viii give them personal superyis.
ion. backed by years OF experience as
a construction engineer, would use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
FOREIGNERS ARE.
IN DANCER
Armed Fugitive Troops Are
Pouring Into Shanghai
BATTLING FOR CITY
Both Sides kidnapping Men
for Their Armies

SHANGIIAI. sept s.-The foreign
- settlement az shanghai was ap'
prehenshe today. not because a a.
rect attack By ChskianE troops was
feared. but owing TO the danger OF
armed fugitive troops fleelng into
the quarter n La NunE fisianE's
army should be defeated
Already 1000 destitute Russian
refugees who sought shelter in the
foreign quarter have been augment
cd by $1,000 Chinese refugees since
the hostiliiies before the city opened.
Meanwhile, both generals contend
ing for possession Of the city. are
continuing consumption. which IA
equivalent to kidnapping thousands
~ peaceful Chinese for trench dig
ging and transport work.
Throwing artillery, machine guns
airplanes and shock troops into &C
tion. General Chi Shleh Yuan
launched determined drive across
the Liu Ho battle field 20 day. The
attack was aimed TO capture the
important Woo sung forts which
guard the city OF Shanghai
General Lu Yung Hslang. defend.
ing the city. called up reinforce
ments which had concentrated Al
Wang Chow. and resisted the as.
sault stubboTnly.
American destroyers are on the
watch at Woo shung. ready TO ~.
ford protection IN case the move
ment Of battle seems likely 10 jeop'
ardizo the safety OF Americans 10
the vicinity OF Shanghai.
4 proclamation was issued ~ Nan
King. former headquarters Of Gen.
Chi. offering a reward Of tso.oee Tor
Gen. Lu. dead or alive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Plan Classes for
Girls of Seattle

Mrs. Clarence IT. oren. former
general secretary OF the Young
women's Christian association, has
accepted position with Plymouth
church. and plans an extensive edu.
cational program. open TO all bust.
ness and Industrial girls OF the city
Glasses will open the first week in
October and viii include any sub
ject for which there Is sufficient dc.
niand, 10 reglstrntions being neees.
sury 10 open a class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Rail Union Chief
Urges Bryan Votes

Bert Jewell. head OF the Railway
brotherhood has sent TO all subor.
dinato organizations, including the
ono in Seattle. an endorsement Of
James w. Bryan for congress against
Lin ". Hadley in the second district.
Jewell opposed Hadley on his CON
sresslonal record Of voting for the
Esch.Cummins law and the Mellon
tax rates, and other measures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Stabbed in Abdomen
in Money Argument

Stabbed In the abdomen. Jim Fan.
toiaco contrera. 42. wilkins hotel.
was in the city hospital Saturday.
while police we're searching for his
assaiiant.
contrern reported that he got in.
to an arguments over some money
with Mexican. who drew "A knife
and stabbed him. Tho victim will
recover. hospital attendants declare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

Street speaking Is no snap
for a young man. but that
doesn't daunt aged Ezra
Meeker, picturesque figure Of
The Northpest. oho Is cant
on Seattle streets
for a seat in me lower house
OF The legislature from The
4Ist district.
Meeker spoke 10 erolcds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

n v certainly pacing a burden up
on the taxpayers which should no,
Be tolerated
IL the state Of Washington has
employees who have nothing 10 DO
but play politics they should b. -
moved from the public payroll
III l am elected. a. I shall be. I
pledge myself 10 discharge every
state employs under the direction
Of the governor who u found 20 be
deYoting the states time 70 politics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
SEATTLE ENGINEER DIES

Henry p. Obey. assistant engineer
for the southern Pacific Co. and In
charge OF the Na,ron CUTOFF con.
struction In Oregon. died early to-
day at oakridge, Orc. He formerly
lived in Seattle and is well known
in Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
THELMA MORGAN IS
THRU WITH MOVIES;
SHE'S GOING HOME

HOLLYWOOD. Cal, Sept. g.
IL Theima Morgan. fs.year-oId
daughter OF Harry Hay Morgan.
American consul general 10 Bel
GUM. has deserted Hollywood
and life an an actress. After APP
pearing IN two films, Miss Nor.
gan. In real life hfrs. James Vail
Converse, packed her baggage
and left for New York. She will
spend some time in Europe, she
said. before departing.
The pretty young divorcee.
twin sister OF Mrs. Reginald Van.
dcrbilt, came TO Hollywood a few
months ago determined TO make
n success In films. There was
too much work and not enough
play" In II, she confided 10
friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
EPISCOPAL

st. Marks, Harvard and Spring.
Rev. John u. McLauchlan--S a. M,
holy communion; $3.50. o church
school; II. holy communion and SER
mon. sin and Doliverance; 7:s0
p. m, prayer and sermon. "The
Fundamentals and Their Modern
Expression"
st. Mlchaers Chapel. n. 9th and
John s,,--o:so n. m, Sung EucharlAt
and sermon. p. m, church school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Married Man
Needs Employment

Dear Miss Grey I am coming
10 you with my problem az 20 many
others are doing right along. Ny
husband and our two small boys
and myself came 20 Seattle In the
latter part OF June 20 make our
home. but unfortunately my hus-
band has had a VEN difficult time
getting employment Where he can
find II. It's only for a day o. 50
and no more II seems even harder
for him ne he has not held any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
CHRISTIAN

FIRST Church, Broadway and T.
Olive st--Rev. Russell =. Thrapp
Morning and evening services viii be
resumed Sunday, following return Of
the pastor from n months vacation.
morning. Five Charter Membcrs":
evening. "crucifylng Christ While
Appropriatlng His Garments"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
Locatelli Abandons
His Flight to Pole

NEW YORK. Sept. s.--Lieut. An
tonic LocatelII has called OFF his
proposed flight 10 the North Pole
with Capt. Road Amundsen. the
Italian flyer announced today. Loea-
tell said his experience flying in
Arctic waters. when he was forced
down while accompanying the
American flyers. convinced him that
there is far better chance Of
reaching the pole by dirlgible. He
will remain here about two weeks,
visiting aviation stations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
CHRISTIAN
FRIENDS

Rainier Heights meets In ottman
hall at 24,h ave, s. and Lane st.
at II a. m. The new pastor. Rev.
Lindley A. Wells, from greenlcaf
Idaho, has arrived in the city with
his wife and daughter and viii take
UP his duties Sunday. He Ia a
recognized leader in his denomina.
ton and a successful evangelist and
pastor.