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sic at this service by the Dean orchestra.
Government Hill Methodist, Grayson at
Pine streets; Rev. J. w. Rowland, pastor;
Miss Pearl johnson, choir director. sun
intendent: preaching 1o:i5 by the pastor
Epworth League o'clock; illustrated
Easter sermon s o'clock; midweek SER
vice S o'clock wednesday.
Palm Heights Methodist. Walton at
pesoto streets; J. Q. coppage. pastor.
Easter program $3.50 in the Sunday
school: preaching IL o'clock by Brother
Hendry: special offering for superannu-
eted preachers; reception OF members 10
O'Clock; baptism Of children S:i5; deposit
OF envelope for the endowment fund at
IL o'clock
East End Methodist. Poiaris at East
Commerce; J. Q. Coppage. pastor. Easter
program e;iS by the sunday school :
ter music at IL and 7:I5 by the choir
reception Of children at 1895; special
offering by the sunday school and church
for aged ministers: envelopes with cash
members ana friends of The church.
Woodlawn Place Tabernacle, W. l..
Barr, pastor. Sunday school $3.50, Prof.
G. ID. Pickens. superintendent; class for
every size and age; baptism of babies,
io:i5: preaching aad reception Of class
into the church, IL o'clock by The pas
tor: young peoples meeting ) O'clock.
addressed By Rev. Burroughs A. Waltrip;
closing service OF the meeting 7:20.
Mckinley Avenue Methodist. Mckinley
avenue at South Presa: T. +. Sessions.
pastor. Sunrise prayer and conservation
service $3.50: Sunday school In all de-
partments 1889, reception of members in
first Easter class 1880: baptism OF chill
dren IL o'clock; preaching 1880 by the
pastor on The Resurrection'; reception
of the second Easter class 1i:i5; Ep-
worth League o'clock special Easter
program by the choir and preaching by
the pastor at o'clock.
Los Angeles Heights Methodist. 500
Zee Hall street. n. W. Carter pastor.
Sunday school $3.50: preaching IL o'clock
by Or. {. =. Wright, presiding elder OF
the district: Junior league 3 o'clock: tn
termediste and senior. O'Clock; preach
ing 7:s5; Woman's Missionary Society ;
o'clock Monday: Bethany Circle 5 o'clock
Tuesday; Boy Scouts o'clock Monday.
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THOUSAND ATHLETES
IN BIG KANSAS U.
RELAY MEET TODAY
Texas University Looms
Strong to Win Medley
.: Event Again.

Lawrence. Kan. April 1s.-4he
second annual Kansas relays, the
Middle Vests first outdoor track
classic OF the year, got under way
mere today with more than thousand
athletes, representing o. universities,
military academies and high schools in
all parts of the country, entered in
So scheduled events.
The meet brings together many
candidates for places on Americas
Olympic teams. John Levi. Haskell
Institute, conceded TO be the greatest
Indian athlete since Thorpe. is the
outstanding star entered. He will COM
pete in the discus against Plat, Dsn-
yer University. Paul Jones, Depauw,
winner of the Illinois all-around cham
plonship. and Gross, holder of the
Minnesota record.
Levi is "A years old. six feet two
inches tall and weighs 200 pounds.
In football he has the driving power
of any big back and has the advs&-
age Of being able to run the 100 yard
high hurdles in 10 flat. He has
earned school letters in all major
sports. ~
In the javelin, Lingenfelter. Of
Drake. Missouri Valley champion.
Schjoll Of Minnesota. Greland of
Kansas, and Obert Of Notre Dame will
attempt to better Anglers mark OF
1913 feet five inches made in the
Kansas relays last year.
Tom Poor of Kansas. Missouri VAL
ley high jump champion, viii coma
pete against Turner of Nebraska,
Hagerman of Washington. Campbell OF
Minnesota. Levi Of Haskell and Jones
Of Depauw.
fowler and Martineau of Mime
sofa, Crawford and Brookins. Iowa.
Weir of Nebraska. Blanchard of
Washington and Kipp Of Haskell are
the favorites in the hurdles.
Dartmouth. Iowa. Kansas. Oeci-
dental, Nebraska and Wisconsin are
the favorites in the mile relay in the
university class. Other entries are
Creighton, Oklahoma. Oklahoma Ag-
gies, Grinnell. Ames and Drake. Iowa,
by winning the mile relay at the Hi
nois relays in 3:27, looks TO be the
leader of the group, but the Kansas
team did the distance indoors this
winter on a lap track in 3:2S 3-J.d
The four mile relay will bring to-
gether Wisconsin and Oregon Aggits
as the favOrites with the Kansas
Aggies, Ames, Minnesota, Oklahoma.
oklahoma Agsies, Iowa, Kansas and
Nebraska. -
In the two mile relay Northwest
ern. Ames and Nebraska are favor
ties in a strong field. 2g
The medley relay of 3-5 miles
finds Texas winner last year, Metre
Dame and Ames all looming strong.
Notre Dame won with Ames second
in the Illinois 2 mile medley. ~
Two sprint relays are scheduled
and Kansas, winner of both last year
VII push Iowa, Nebraska. WASH
ington and the other half dozen, en-
tries to the limit.
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Church Of Christ

Denver Heights Church Of Christ. 40i
Porter street: Foy e. Wallace ST.. min
lister. Bible study. s;+5: preaching. II
and 7:45: Young Peoples Bible study.
$50: children's drill 6:i5; prayer meet
ing. T:i5.
Government Hill Church OF Christ.
Mason at New Braupfels avenue; G. J.
Massey, minister. Bible school. s:i5;
preaching. II and 7:i5; prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening.
Grove Avenue Church of Christ. III
Grove avenue: w. u. Bills. minister.
Services at regular hours sunday: Bible
school. s:45: preaching and worship. IL
O'Clock: preaching. 7:i5; prayer meet
ing and Bible study. 7:45 Wednesday:
Ladies' Bible class, $3.50 Thursday; song
drill. T:45 Friday.
Beacon Hill Church OF Christ. Grant at
Magnolia avenue; r. W. Phillips. min
lister. Preaching. IL and T:s5; Lords
supper after the sermon: Bible study.
9:i5: young peoples Bible drill.
O'Clock; prayer meeting, T:i5 Wednes-
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Christian

Government Hill Christian. Sandmeyer
street: c. f. Cogswell. pastor. Bible
school $3.50, J. u. Harris, superintendent
communion 1895; preaching IL and
O'Clock; Christian Endeavor 7 o'clock
prayer meeting o'clock "Wednesday;
sunday morning there will be special
Easter program by the Bible school and
in the evening the sermon topic VIII
be THE Message From Two Tombs
Prospect Hill Christian, North saoinas
at West Travis streets. Bible school,
9:i5: morning service II o'clock.
Central Christian. Main az San Pedro
avenue; Hugh Mcclellan. minister. SER
vices IL and O'Clock; Sunday school,
9:30; Endeavor Society O'clock. Morn,
ing sermon topic The Resurrection,
and night Victory"
san Fernando Christian, opposite Col
Inns Garden School; J. X. Pedrick, pas
tore evangelist; Miss Lorraine Ford, presl-
dent, Christian Endeavor. Bible school,
9:sO s. W. Hale. superintendent; com
munion and sermon IL o'clock; y. 7. >
c. L. Z o'clock; song service and preaeh-
ing s O'Clock: prayer meeting o'clock
wednesday. Miss Louise Little, leader.
South side Christian. Dunnng at. south
Presa; Patrick Henry, minister. Bible
school $40; Wonsn's Bible class with
an address by Mai. Lester Whipple;
mems Bible class. Claud McCauley, teach
er; services 1850 and 1850; Christian En-
deayor $50.
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Evangelical

Frledens Evangelical, Main avenue at
East Elmira street. Rev. Joseph Polster,
pastor. Sunday school. e:1s. Miss Al
VIVA Frick, Sunday school superintend-
emit: Bible class session at the same
hour: English Easter service, 1916 in
connection with which holy communion
will be administered: program OF the
Sunday school. s o'clock: choir rehear-
sal Tuesday evening.
FIRST Evangelical. Nolan at Muncey:
w. L. Ungerer. minister Easter mes
sages in song and sermon will he the
features OF all services at this church
Sunday. Sunrise prayer service, $3.50:
other services. 10 and s o'clock. Junior
endeavor. $3.50; intermediate and senior,
7:15.
Highland Park Evangelical. Drexel at
Walters street; Rev. II. c. Hasg, pastor.
Easter sunrise service. $40; Sunday
school Easter program. 10 O'Clock
preaching service and celebration of the
Lords supper at & o'clock; m,d-week
prayer service, o'clock Wednesday.
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SAYS WRONG INTERPRETATION
PUT ON GRAVE CONSEQUENCES
PHRASE THAT HANIEiARA USED
Japanese Ambassador Did Not Mean That Dplo-
matte Severance or War Would Follow, But That
Strain on Friendly Relations-Commercial,
Diplomatic and Political-Would Result, x
Correspondent Says. =

ment" and which Japan is ready TO
eliminate entirely, is hardly Il factor
in the situation. Japan interprets the
legislation as based on racial and ma
tional considerations.
Chased With Chinese.
TIL United States interprets IL as
based on industrial and economic con-
ditions. Japan leaders who may UNI
derstand the real m tive. do not dis
illusion their people aud there is no
channel to do so IL they would. be-
cause. for chauvinistic reason. such
an Interpretation has been held be-
fore the japanese public for years.
Most Americans. except for the state
Department. consider it no more i'm
portant than the restrictions on any
other country and do rot bother to try
to correct the japanese impression.
Japan sees herself classed with the
excluded Chinese and Hindus. That
the United States has every right to
do so by its Constitution and its de-
nestle control Of immigration, she can
not deny. Japan docs not want TO be
classified before the world as an
oriental nation. When the English or
other foreign language newspapers in
Japan refer TO the japanese us orient
ais. Il retraction is usually requested.
In the vernacular and Chinese news
papers. the opposite Interpretation is
insisted unon and Japan is considered
one of the oriental nations, the most
powerful one.
The dual attitude Of Japan has been
occidental for the West and oriental
for the East. The exclusion clause
puts Japan before the world at its own
Interpretation intended for Far East
ern consumption. Japan does not throw
her doors open TO immigration ,.Ju,
India. China, or even from Korea,
which is a part of the empire.
Politics Real Issue.
1t is not n field where unskilled
labor from the United States could
compete. Nor is Hawaii. for that
matter. and the sugar planters are
still 20 be heard from. The foreign
business men. missionaries and few
professional men are distinctly there
as representatives of interests from
their home countries and not as part
Of Japan.
Even II japanese laws did not pre-
vent them from becoming part Of the
country the individual attitude and
the nationalist feeling would crowd
them out. There is no place for the
foreign unskilled worker and the ten
ure of the skilled worker is only tenn
porary or in employment by his own
people.
Japan does not need prohibitive
emigration act against the West. Nor
does she insist on sending her emf
grants to the United States. Figures
OF over-population and talks OF re.
ciprocal immigration and property
owning legislation are merely camou
flage. The real issue TO Japan is
world politics and sentiment, both ex
tremely vital to her.
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Catholic

st. Marys Church. services In the
school auditorium. ST. Mary's street:
Rev A. C. Dusseau, O.MI., pastor.
Masses on Sunday at 5:15. s. 6:f5. 1880.
S:i5, ., 9:45, 1880. 11;15 and i2:l5; high
mass with sermon at 1f:15; children's
mass. S:l5 in the high school auditorium
followed by catechisn; the Boy scouts
and ali Of the boys of the parish will
receive holy communion In body az
the S:15 mass: evening service. including
sermon. at 1915: night prayers and ros-
airy every evening at 1915: devotions in
honor of ST. Anthony, question box ana
benedictlon OF the blessed sacrament
7:i5 Tuesday: way OF the cross for the
poor souls and benediction of the blessed
sacrament T:45 Friday: masses during
the week at $3.50, $50, s:i5 and
o'clock.
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Post Chapel

A special service has been arranged
for Sunday morning in keeping with the
spirit of Easter. sunday school will be-
gin at $3.50 and the morning service ut
lO:ls: parents who wish to have their
children baptized may present them at
the close Of the morning service; there
will be no evening service; Boy Scout
Troop No % Will meet at the Soledad
at $3.50 Saturday: Christian Endeavor
Society meeting Tuesday night in the
Post Chapel
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Congregational

First Congregational Church, South
Presa at Carolina: Rev. NJ. o. Lambly
minister Church school. 9:i5, A. F.
Smell. superintendent: public worship and
Easter sermon. IL o'clock: Mrs. Thomas
O. Wade. soloist; Prof Ernest Thomas,
violinist: Mrs. c. !. CroshS, pianist:
Christian Endeavor. Z o'clock: song serv-
ice and sermon. o'clock: Miss Esther
Boehn. organist; morning sermon topic.
'"rhe Question Easter Answers" and
evening. THE Discovery OF Digging
Deem"
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Episcopal

Christ Church, Belknap at Russell
place: Rev. l.. E Richards. rector. Holy
communion. 1880 and 9;30: choral cele-
hra.ion of the holy communion with a
sermon by the rector. IL o'clock; festival
evensonE and presentation OF the chill
dren's missionary offering. 5 o'clock
holy baptism. 10:35: holy communion,
1850 Easter Monday and Tuesday: holy
communion. $3.50 Friday. St. Marks Day
st. Marks Episcopal. Travis Park
Rev. S. Arthur Huston. rector: Rev. Syl-
vester 7. Robertson. assistant. Easter
Sunday. Holy communion AID address.
o'clock in the morning: holy commun-
ion. o'clock; morning prayer. holy
communion. and sermon. IL o'clock.
church school service with a presenta-
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Christian Science

First Church OF Christ. Scientist. North
Alamo at Fifth street Sunday services.
IL and s o'clock. subject Doctrine OF
the Atonement''; Sunday school, $3.50;
testimonial meeting, o'clock Wednes-
dcy: reading room. Az Maverick build
ing. open week davs from o'clock to
o'clock and on sundays from 2 TO
o'clock.
second Church OF Christ. Scientist.
woman's Club building: s01 Camden
street. Services. IL o'clock sunday. sub
ject. Doctrine of the Atonement"; sun
day school. $3.50; testimonial meeting. $
o'clock Wednesday; reading room. Az
Maverick building. open week days from
to . o'clock.
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representing the University Of Illi-
nois completing three days of prae-
tice on CALIFORNIA; oval here, were
on edge today for their dual track
meet with the University OF Califor-
mia this afternoon. Coach Harry
Gill reported the Illini in fine form.
Despite the victory of California IN
the two previous events with Illinois,
the dope" favors the visitors to win.
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Bible Students

International Bible Students. 11Iis
North Flores street. Bible study. Tho
Harp of God" 10 o'clock; public DIS
in Tabernacle Shadows" $3.50: study in
''The Watch Tower 1880: first volume
study o'clock Wednesday at lol Alder
street: prayer praise and testimony
meeting S o'clock Wednesday; study OF
Tho Harp CT Cod" = o'clock Thursday.
study Of the "Atonement Between God
and Man." s o'clock Friday.
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Nazarene

First Church OF the Nazarenc, sando-
val at North Colorado; Rev. T. w.
SHARP. pastor: o. u. kunkleman. director
OF music. sunday school. $40. J. w.
Moore. superintendent: special Easter
program. iO:is by the Sunday school !;
baptism at this service; n. Y. i. s..
c 80: preaching. o'clock; prayer meet
Ing, o'clock Wednesday.
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(Mr. Wood has spent most of
the period since the war in the
Far East and has made his head
quarters in Japan. lie i, home. on
a short tour of duty for the first
time in more than tNyo years, and,
having left Japan only a short
time ago, he is better qualified.
perhaps. than any 5ther Ameri-
can writer to interpret the mean
ing Of Ambassador HsEiharas
phrase grave consequence and
to set forth the japanese view
point in the present critical sit
uation).
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Spiritualist

First Texas Church. o. o. F. 9. Gun
ter hotel ball room: Rev. W. W. McDew-
ell. pastor. Special Easter service 7:fS
with addresses by Rev. Lola Taylor and
the pastor: beautiful musical program
arranged by Louis Saynisch; ballet read
ing by both ministers; scaled questions
requested: message circle s o'clock Mon
day at the home OF Rev. Taylor, III
south Presa street; message and heal
ing circle s o'clock Friday ct the home
of the pastor, S2s Broadway.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-19
Big Doings in Ohio. .,
Columbus, Ohio, April 19.-Pick OK

high school and college track stars
of seven states were all set today TO
inagurate a new epoch in Ohio
track history in the first annual
Ohio relays, sponsored by the Ohio
State University. Last of the more
than 700 individual athletes, repre-
senting SO schools. colleges and WI
versities in all parts of the Middle
West, arrived early today. as
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Jardon-Ivers Motor Co.

The Grand Five bowlers continued on
their climb TO the top OF the Merchants
League Friday night by taking three
straight games from the Public Service
All-Stars on the Grand Alleys.
whitman was the best man for the
night with 1s0-5SS. Larson rolled $50
for the losers for total high score and
Henson 1874 single.
Monday night. TIE Violet Cone Com
pany bowls against the Jowdy Market
team.
Fridays score:
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Assembly of God

Glad Tidings Assembly OF God, 1:3
North street; Rev. A. =. Gardiner. pas
tor. Sunday school. 9:i5. II. ]. Schlfes-
ing, superintendent: preaching. IL and 8
o'clock by the pastor: mid-week services.
s o'clock Tuesday and Thursday: young
peoples meeting. o'clock Sunday.
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YUMA VICTORY in
BOSTON MARATHON
WILL MEAN RECORD
Jersey Kramer Will Have
Performed Unequalled
Feat.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY

Copyright by The San Antonio Light.
New York. April te.-F'rank Zuna,
the Jersey marathon runner who has
been the sensation of the spring sea-
sOn in track athletes. is in The Boston
Athletic Association Marathon today
If he comes in at the head of the
field. late this afternoon IL will have
established an extraordinary record. q
record never before duplicated. win
ming three full distance marathon
races within six weeks. Already Zima
has won the Observation-Disclosures and
Detroit races against the pick of .i's-
lance runners Of the East and Mil
die West. Olympic committeeman
who see in this runner an ace for
our overseas contest in July ara
watching him closely in the Boston
affair.
Much of Zuna's success has been due
IL the skilled training of Harrr
Coates of the Mercersburg school and
Coates abroad with Zuna is not re-
garded by its promoters az in aay
way favor to Coates bat as a meas-
ure that will insure on the pert of tie
Marathoner his best effort in the
l. IflS MSTuIuOn event.
There seems no doubt at the pres
ent time that sufficient funds to en-
able this fine trainer to go abroad
will be forthcoming.
For a country that has e~',ye,1
the material blessings the United
States has in the past few years. it
is nothing less than disgrace that
the Olympic committee at the pres
eLt time is facing financial cris :.
When the second payment Of $40 =
600 on the charter of the Olympic
steamship America was made this
week. the treasurer of the committee
went clean down to the bottom of tic
safe. Now the committee is prlc-
tically without funds TO complete its
work. Various teams are to sail fer
France in Nav. third and final pay
mcnt on the charter of the "Amsri,a"
must be met. In ALL S1JG.000 cash
must be in hand within the next six
weeks. 1t won't be unless she various
cities of the country come through
with their quotas. Failure Will mean
national humiliation.
Major Griffith. the Western Con-
ference athletic commissioner, has 4
good word TO say for COACHES in his
athletic Journal. He holds that there
is general misrepresentation as to
the salaries that coaches o. intereol.
legiate snort receive. Out. Of $4,000
coaches he does not hsueve there are
fifteen. il that many, who rece'se
as much as $4,000 a year. Has any
one ever heard Of coach who made
enough money to retire and live on
his income? II SO, Communicate with
Major Griffith; he would be glad 10
know just who he is.
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Oil.

Houston. Tex. April 100. = The
daily average oil production in the
Gulf and South Coast oil fields now
has reached $4,000 barrels with 300
wells flowing.
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Church Of Christ

Reorxanized Church OF Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints. 352s South Flores
street; r. J. Jett Jr.. pastor. Sunday
school, 9:i5; preaching, IL and 7:tS.
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The very thought Of marriage alarms
me. Fancy having n husband about the
place day in. day out"
Don't YOU worry. dear. rt YOU marry
Jack il will soon be day in. night out
with him.-London Mail.
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ACTIvITY IN OIL INDUSTRY.
|ew Strikes in Improved Territory
Start Rushes.
Fort Worth. Tex. April ia sue

Fort Worth. Tex. April ia sue
'ssion Of new oil strikes of more than
'iinary importance in hitherto un-
loved territory and each of which
Is opened up new producing area.
IS characterized the lost weeks de-
comments in the Texas oil fields.
'The wildcat strikes have started
'khes into the new district which are
Idely scattered. Oil men here declare
>tse discoveries promise a healthy
badening out of activities in the
hllow. semi-shallow and semi-deep
'pducing fields which heretofore
he been largely confined to Wichita
II Archer counties. The Panhandle
fields scored a distinct advance
the last week through the start OF
tual construction work on the pipe
'ddlesex country side, over which
were and William Dawes Jr. rode
April 10. 1775. were again the
ke tapping the Carson field.
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Rubber

Kansas city, April is.-Lecai tire
dealers report that their SaleS tais
week have been 10 per cent asHee
those Of year sgo. There is an ~
creased inquiry for the balloon type
tire. .-.-.
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Lone Star Five.
.......... 75s SIS
staudt Shoes for Met

The Jofdan-Ivers bowling team took
two games out OF three from the Crystal
Five on the Grand Alleys Friday. night.
Grimes rolled high single game with
214 and Palmer high series With 5Tf.
Mcknight was the star for the Crystal
Five with 535.
Trfdav's srnro.
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Unitarian

Unitarian Chapel. Fifth street at Ave-
nue. Il: Rev. Edward Day. pastor. Pub
lie service IL o'clock ny the pastor on
THOUGHTS Suggested by the Greatest
Poem of the Last Century"
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Utilities.

The staudt Shoe bowiers came through
in another match Thursday night when
they took two games out OF three from
the Lone Star Five on the Grand Alleys.
case was high man for the winners
with 2os-s4s and Dodson for the losers
with c03-5ii.
Five bowl Friday night.
Thursdays. score:
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Building Trades Well Organized l.,

StdlIt. WdoH.s -tVTH ~ Il DC
tIding trades are well organized in
3 section and express the deter
hation this year of securing a closed
bp agreement with contractors who
far have refused TO accede TO this
hand.
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The Violet Cone Company bowlers won
two out OF three games from the Ctili-
ties on the Grand Alleys Thursday night
with V. Feccl bowling high for the win
ners, with 166-i75, and Grimes FOR the
losers. with 1s6-i6S.
The Public Service An-Stars will bowl
against the Grand Five Friday night.
Thursdays score: