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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-28
El juicio de sehor...
Continuation de Ia IA. pagina,

seg1n tenemos entendido, fue una de-
mostracion clara de Ia inutilidai de
| los juzgados de Paz Y de~ciertas cor
tes municipales.
Fueron presentadas varias cuestio-
nes de dereeho por los abogados de
la defensa, tan claras y precisas, que
cualquier Juez por lego que este fue-
ra, las hubiera resuelto Immediate
mente.
Sc procedio Ia practica de la prue
ba de cargo y la Detective, como de
costumbre, Sc contradijo en- tai for
ma, que demostro 'claramente que los
hechos no habian ocurrido en- la for
ma que Sc pretendio. Unos declara-
ron que Remotti llevaba la pistola,
objeto de la denuncia, en- ell bolsillo
de la chaqueta, otros en- el bolsillo del
pantalon, unos que estaba sentado en-
su automovil cuando lie encontraron
el arnla, otros que Sc habia .puesto de
pie cuando Sc lie ocupo la pistola, la
cual segin prueba unanime de la de-
fensa Sc encontraba en- I'm bolsilio de
la parte lateral del automovil
Parece que la prueba llevo al ami
mo del ilustre Juez una incertidun-
bre tan grande que 81 no Sc hubiera
presentado Ultima hora la question
de. jurisdiction, todavfa estaria Ell in
s:gne jurisconsulto confundido in
deciso entire absolver, disgustando a
los perseguidores, o condenar, pasan-
do por alto las contradicciones de la
rrueba de cargo Y olvidando que to-
la duda razonable debe interpretarsp
a favor del acusado.
I'm incidente digno de especial men
cion es que al cerrarse la prueba de
"a acusacion y antes de la defensa pre-
sentar sus testigos, los abogados pro
autoron una moci6n pidiendo la abso-
'uc;on perentoria, v la Corte sin espe
'ar La prueba de descargo, declare
culpab!e al acusado; a 10 que ell Lcdo.
Mestre tuvo que lamar la atenci6n
del Tribunal hacia ell hecho de que te-
MA .prueba de defensa, pero que tal
parecia no era Ia eecesario Y oportc
no presentar, toda vez que ell Juez ha
biz formulado SUI opinion sin esperar
Ia termination del juicio.
Finalmente, y despues de Ia prue-
ba de descargo, Ell Juez Sc declare sin
Jurisdiction en- el asunto absolvi6 l.
.bremente al acuSado.
Felic'tanlos al senor Remotti Y a
sus habiles defensores, los letrados
Salvador Mestre E. Ramirez Ma
dal. r A.#
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GL LcDo. ORTIZ ALIBRAN. ETC.

fContinuaci6n de La 80. pagisa)
miento del pueblo cat6'3co de Puerto
Rico para la defensa de los ideales 1
intereses de los cat6licos.
Esto es 10 que PRAY IGNoTUS cor
sidera desmentir en- forma indirecta
y nostoros entendemos que esa resoiu
ci6n es altamente discreta de tai ma.
1era que MEGA las afirmaciones Que 81
hSbisn hecho sin mencionad nomhre:
de partidos. 81
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De ESQ no sc NADIA. He leido que el
sefior obispo ha convocado un Congre
so de catolicos para tratar cuestiones
que afecten a La rglesia Cat6lica y &
sus altos fines espirituales. %a5
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DON ROBERTO TOOD ANUN-
CIA QUE EN- LA ASAMBLEA.
fContinuaci6n de Ia la. pas.D


Continuation de Ia la. pag.)
era verdaderamente importante e.,
particularmente, desempenaria I'm
interesante papel en- la reunion, va
Due considerabamos que. su partici-
/ paci6n en- la marcia politica del par
lido habia sido importantisima.
.El Sf. Todd nos significo q. su in
tense trabajo con motive de la asam-
blea de hoy de la correspondence
| que estaba contestando para los Es-
tados Unidos le impedia darnos COM
pletos detalles sobre la situaci0n;
/ Ipero, no ,obstante, expreso que en- el
acto de hoy, en- ell Teatro Municipal,
diria todo cuanto tenia que decir
con respecto al presente Ftado de
cosas, particularmente sobre ell go
bernador Towner, quien, sigui6 don
Roberto. oividandose de su cargo de
Jefe Ejecutivo habia hecho -politica
partidarista cerca de la Convention
de Cleveland, Ohio, cuando hubo de
dirigirse a ella, por cable, informan-
do que los verdaderos representatives
portorriqueiios a dicha Convention
eran Soto yaldes Y. no don Ro-
berto Y el famoso don Moncho.
Ell reporter noto que don Roberto,
al referir al gobernador Towner, de-
!csa, algo contrariado: tiese, ese que
I Uds. tienen alli!' Y senaiaba en-
direction de la Fortaleza.
/ pudinnos alvertir por las palabras
del ex-alcalde fde San Juan que en-
ire la correspondence que don Ro-
berto dirigia aver para los Estados
sUiiidos iban aigumas eartas, contei,-
twas, al parecer, de .cargos contra
el gobernador Towper. II
! Nuestra duda qued6 casi descifra-
da. cuando.,el senor Todd expres6 con
A ss3+-. t.s
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5a7Gaa @ae-s
HO I! TEL !! E S :
CARIBE

SituAdo en- Ell coraz6n de la ciudad
Perfectamente acondicionado con. todos
los adelantos moder los. Ascensur, Te-
l6fonos, Timbres, Magnificas habita.
clones con bano privado y efectos sa-
nitErios. Especial comfort para fami.
lias y viajantes. Precios moderados.
Teltfonos 4s4 = 1909. P. O. Box s2d
CalIe de San Francisco, No. 81.
San Juan, p. r.
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Fl barrio Ilorteile de....
tcontinnaci6n de La 1ra.s pag.)


de los. hampones Que Sc refugian ALI
con la esperanza de que sus fecho-
rias no tengan mayores resonancias
De, ahi los constantes escandalos
que tiene lugar en- la Pel'ia'. Por
fortuna, las mas de las veces ell cello
policiaco supera las garaNtias de
que alli disfruta el hampa, Y los 6e-
lincuentes pasan a mejor resguardc
Ia carcel correspondence.
Ultimamente Sc registro alli un es-
candaloso suceso. Cinco satiros en-
puiaran a una pobre i,luiet y~la hi
cieron paste de sus salyajes instin-
tos.
ia Garganta del Lobo' La
Cueva de los Leones", como en- su
argot despreciable Hannah los vaga-
bundos a dos rincones de Ga Per-
la, son los puntos de reunion de
los hampones, en- donde Sc regis
tran amenudo los escandalos.
En- las archives del Fiscal del
Distrito, seiior Massari, hemos EN-
contrado dos comunicaciones EN- q. ell
referido funcionario' y la Policia han
cambiado impresiones para remediar
el nal. Estas cartas son anteriores
a los successes iiltimamente registra~
dos ALI para conocimiento de nues-
tros lectores vafnos a reproducirlas:
Senor Jefe dc la Policia Insuiar
de San Juan, P. R.
Senor:
La presente .es para informarle
que frecuentemente recibo quejas en-
esta Oficina de actos de- Alteration
de la Paz, en- ell Barrio La Perla'
de San Juan, Y los vecinos manifes-
tan que ALI no hay policias de SER
vicio y que la vivienda ALI Sc hace
impoible, por cuyo motive Sc me ha
indicado sugiela a usIed la conre-
niencia de, destacar en- ese Barrie
un policia de servio, para garantizar
Ia tranquilidad del vecindario.
I'd. tomara las medidas que crea
convenientes, a los fines indicados.
Atentamente,
D. MASSARI,
Fiscal, DITTO. 1ro.
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F, BLANCO,
Jefe Distrito. PoIicfa Insula,

Primer Endoso
Quartet General, Policia Insular,
San Juan, abril rs, 1924
Respetuosamente referida, por dis
posici6ned del Jefe de la Poiicia Insu-
Lar, al seiion Domingo -Massari, Fis-
cal de la Corte de Distrito de San
Juan, Primer Distrito, para su in
formation en- atencioh gu carta de
abrii %.
J.. JUDGE,
Jefe- Auxiliar y Ayudante,
Policia Insular.
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Puede ser que sc trsten crestiones
obrersS, pexo solo, mi juicio, en- GUAM
20 Sc felacionen con ell bienestar de- las
,nismas desde Ell punto de vista cris.
tiano.
La Iglesia Cat6lica como instruction
universal fnndada por Jesucristo, sien
do como es de orden espiritual, tiene
abiertos sus brasos toda Ia huniani-
dad, y no puede olvidar las clases obre-
ras por Las cuales siempre Sc ha intere-
sado grandemente. Los asuntos .qne
afectan las relaciones entire ell capt
tai = ei trabSjo, nunca han sido trata-
dos con mayor precision maestria de
10 que 10 hizo Su Santidad Leon XIII
en- Ia encicica Rerrn Novarun que es
tln nionumento de ciencia que estudia
de manera cientifca esta question. So
cial y econ6mica de todos los tiempos.
La Iglesia Cat6lica condsna Ell socia-
hsmo auarquico, pero hs prestado STEM
pre- su mayor atenci6n las necesida-
des re las classes traba iadoras establc-
Eciendo nna verdadera ammonia entire
el capital y el trabaio.
Dssde este punto de vista, indepen-
diente por complete de las luchas de
partidos, velara por e1 mejoramiento,
por Ell mejoramiento econ6mico de los
obreros y esto Sc yiene hacienda desde
que su D1vino Fundador sent6 en- elo.
cuentes frases la doctrina de que Ell
hombre mas grande es aquel que meior
sirve a sus semejantes. En- los Estados
Unidos cuando snrgen fricciones entire
el -eapital y ell trabajo, cssi todas las
Iglesias Cat6licas eievan oraciones es-
peciaies er todas las misas por Ell me-
jor exito de la causa del trabajo or
ganiEado
la clase obrera debe acercarse a Ia
Iglesia Cat6lica y recibira su consuelo
y su auxilio; lie ensehara el verdadera
canino a segu;r para sus erandes rel
vindicaciones. Y 81 ell obrero no yiene
a. la Iglesia, esta ira hacia el y cumph-
ra sn mission divina de velar por toda
la humanidad. .Hg
1
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energia Que era 4alTa, en- los Estados
IInidos, y no en- Puerto Rico donde
Sc debia atacar al Gobernador.
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Ell TIBIDABO

81 viene a Ponce visite este acre
ditado Restaurant en- donde %
sirven las mas selectas comidas.
sN ''3 LEON E ISABEL ST. 9
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Wis v Arroyo, para que formaran Ell re
ferido comite. Dichos Sres. Sc retiraron !
deliberar; declarandose un receso a la'
doce, para que los delegados fuesen q
almorzar. 'H - 81
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De: Jefe del Distrito,
A: Jefe de la Poiicia Insular.

De: Jefe del Distrito,
A: Jefe de la Poiicia Insular.
Asunto: Quela del Fiscal del Primer
Distrito de San Juan referente es-
candalos por -el,, barrio La Perla"'.
l.--Rerefente su carta-forma ii
No. 258 de fecha 80 del corriente,
tengo el honor de devolverle la carta
del Fiscal Lcdo. ) Domingo Massari,
referente a quejas recibidas de es-
candalos Ell ell Barrio la Perla".
despues de haber tornado muy buenu
hota. 80. -5.'y@e '''r
2.-El Barrio LA Perla" esta
siendo vigilado por los policias del
Boulevard, Norzagaray y San Sebas-
tian por frecuentes reeorridos no
ha ocurrido -un escandaio, 0 alteracion
de la paz que no haya ,sido inves-
tigado procediendose de, acuerdo cor
La ley. e
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BAL.EARES

ARECIBO, Plaza Principal Hotel, Ca
fe. Colmado y Restaurant. Ell meio,
de Arecibo. Sitio para AUTOMOBILES
anexo al Hotel.
q PEDRO ORPl
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-03-05
MINING MAN MUST
ANSWER CHARGE

NEW YORK, March l. Charles
Peter. the mystery millionaire" OF
the west. viii answer a charge OF
grand larceny in Williamsburg police
court on March 7. Peter was a mus
ic teacher when he came from Ger
many 16 years ago. He is reputed TO
be very wealthy in Salt Lake City,
Utah, where he resides.
Peter Roeder. electrician, Of Ridge
wood. has brought double charge
against Peter of selling mining stock
under false pretenses, filing it IN two
different counties. The defendant has
provided $500 and $500 bail on the
two cases.
At a suite in the Waldorf Astoria
Hotel today Peter further revealed
himself in plated pink shirt and
Powered suspenders.
~ am a man OF big ideas believe
lin hard work and not hiding behind
the stove. have a future" ne said
'masticating cigar butt tenderly-
There is no doubt about that"
The mysterious millionaire" is d
dapper man of SO years of age, with
& close cropped moustache and hair
thinly parted in the middle He wears
rose glasses and speaks with Ger
man accent
Peter has been engaged in mining
activities in the west for Il years, 3
Of them having been spent in the de-
yelopment of the Mascot Mines a.
Haley. Idaho. Of which he is presi-
dent and general manager,-Capital
News.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-03-05
WORK ON ELECTRIC
P[ANT STARTED

The work on the construction of a
light plant for ,Challis- has been star
ted and it is hoped to have the plant
in operation by the first Of May.
The plant will consist of a.25 k, W
d. c. generator driven by a four cyl
inder, 35 horsepower gasoline engine
The capacity of the generator is 500
50-watt lamps.
The plant is being installed at the
Keystone Garage and Goldsberry &
Swieert will be the owners.
The main street of Challis will be
lighted by eight 1O0-watt lamps plac-
ed at the intersection of cross streets
beginning at the Keystone Garage and
ending at the corner just below the
court house.
The business men of the town have
made the venture possible by making
advance payments for lights.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-03-05

Attend the benefit dance Friday
at the s1L'ol htlse. Proceeds to GO
toward basket ball teams expenses
TO tournament at Moscow.
am prepared to do any and all
kinds of interior decorating. See my
big line of wall paper Samples. Prices
easonable.-Henry Horton, Challis.
See our fancy boxed stationery. So
to SO cents a box. This value will
really surprise you.-The Messenger
FOR SALE: Full blooded Rhode Is
land Red Ccckerells. Write T. c.
YOUNG, Moore, Idaho.
We ask that all those owing for
subscription or otherwise kindly call
In and settle We cannot pay our
bills unless we get what is coming 10
us. Thanks!
Everything in the paper line at the
Messenger office.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-03-05
YOUNG MOTHER DIES

On February the 23rd-. at Mackay
Mrs. James Bradshaw was called by
the Grim Reaper. following but a
few days, illness The remains were
taken 10 the home at Chilly and funer-
'eral services over the remains were
held the following Monday afternoon
President Nicholson and Bishop Fdl-
mer conducted the services which
were largely attended. The deceased
was the daughter Of Mr.. and Ms Geo.
Bruno Of this valley. and leaves, be
sides her husband and TWO small
children. her father three brothers and
two sisters 10 mourn her loss. Mrs
Bradshaw was born al Castledae, Utah
% years ago the 18th of August next
In March. 1914. she was united in mar
rage to James Bradshaw. The sym
pa1hy of the community goes out 10
the bereaved ones
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-03-05
last year from two turkey hens

last year from two turkey hens
Rockford Mining Co. viii re
sumo operations on property as soor
as weather permits.
state game department VIII con
struct new fish hatchery and establish
same fam This year Site south OF
Nampa being considered for game
farm.
Pocatello gets mems clothing fac
tory employing - people.
American Fslls-Idsho-Montana As
hestos &C. win start operations on
asbestos mine as soon as weather
will permit
Payete farmers viii plant 500 acres
of corn.
southern Idaho farmers have paid
OF Indebtedness of 100000 to SAL
Lakt branch Of federal reserve oank
in past three years.
Pocatello-Idahe~ Paint < Glass Co.
to make biz plant addition Conp7n m
has samuel payroll total'nE Sf5.00o
Jul,aetta awaras contracts for me
cademizing , miles streets.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-03-05
IDAHO STATE WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

If industrial activity means employ
ment and employment means steady
payrolls and good wages. what interest
has any sensible person in favoring
policies which would interfere with
the orderly progress Of business.
Wallace-Improvement in price of
metals has stimulated mining indus
try in the Occur d'Alenes, according
to NJ. ], Flohr Of First National Bank
OF Wallace, Idaho.
ST Maries calls bids March I on
100000 school building.
Kootenai county commissioners have
ordered so per cent increase in value
of sawmills. Mills have appealed TO
State Board of Equalization as the tax
will be lmost confscatery,
Federal ". & S. Company
declares dividend of $4,000 for the
first quarter.
Pocatello-s114.OOO contract award
ed for construction auditorium and
library building at Idaho Technical IN
stitute
-BoisePayette lumber mill
starts operations with $50 men employ
ed on TWO shifts.
Moscow-S2O.OO0 addition planned
Tor Moscow school
Wallaee-New vein at Hypoteek
may prove important
Parma ships first carload of home
grown corn containing 1850 bushels.
Weippe- Occur d'Aene Mil Co.
% erect mill here TO be in operation
~ May 1.
Twelve mines being operated IN Ida
10 county.
Lost river to increase beet acreage
10 500 acres in campaign for sugar
actory.
wanace-Big Greek Mine has ore
hat runs 500 ounces in silver.
Barber mill Of Boise-Payette lumber I
company reopens.
PocaOello-L. D. S. church to build /
100000 concert hall.
Work of double tracking o. S. L.
inc from Hammett TO Chalf is COM
pleted.
Grace dairymen receiving $4,000
from cheese factory which
produced $500 pounds of cheese in
January.
Idaho Falls-Idaho Potato Exchange
mails checks totaling $4,000 to sou
thern Idaho potato growers.
Logging operations being resumed
between Cabarton and Emmett
Parma shipped 1854 carloads pro-
duce in 1928 establishing ew high
record.
wsndell-LocaI woman Melted sss.7s
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-03-05

chsllis has won and with the
avietsry cozaes . heavy RESPONSE
'-blifry- oH'fA1zncine her team 70
the State Tournament At HOS
: ses~,. iisrsr =. and Is. -Ai9 frpm
the oths> schools ofs the 6is--fc.
Is expected. Two have definite
" e.edggd- sslmpc -s1oss0 Lead
ore 5000. To Gate Brra and
Hackzy have not sesn heard
fronsbuf their fnsncfagsaid is es-
pected todsy o. tomorrow.
At FEAST SSH ain be hsessd
70 serd the team We expect
haIf q The amount from tie ethz-
er schools. chalIis wcsi.s oer-
tsinly BE- n bad-5u The District
If ste fzile5 70 GET her team CT
% the tolrnzsnent, astsr re- i-r
70 win as We hsvs-zns We shall
not fail
TIE student body can and viii
raise the money. bur may have 70
ask for an advance Of part OF It
because Of the short time before
il wiz Be needed
4 benefit dance and su1per is
ANNOUNCED for Friday night at the
sehool auditoriun- V7hether you
dance OF rot buy 2 ticket and
help With this movement
II the life q even one boy 3
made larger ard batter BIZ The e.
perience the money viii have
been well spent On the other
hand It means prestige and PUB
ficity Tor the school and tine' com
.iunity- Let every ole boost n
every way. 4 strong pun al 70
gether and the thing IS done and
~ one is hurt but rathsF every
one Is BENEFTTTED.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-03-05
We ARE CHAMPIONS
OF DlSTRIIC(>z-' SEVEN

The interest in Basket Ball this
season has been keen in the new
" organized 18th District and more
games have been played than in
any proceeding year.
The final games Of the series
were played last Friday and sat
urday. The ChaIlis team meeting
the Salmon team at Salmon, win
ming by a score Of 27to 13. Sat
urday. the Challis team drove TO
Leadore, where the hardest fought
game Of the season was played.
To the very last il was anyDody's
game but thu quick work and the
staying qualities Of the ChaIlis
boys prevailed and the game end
ed with a score OF 1S 70 in fay
or Of Challis.
Good sportsmanship and fne
feeling held sway at both places.
The Challis team was feted and
entertained At both places.
4 large coningeI:t OF Challis
folks witnessed both games.
Tie Chile girls played the Sal
mon girls Friday evening. win
ming by a score Of 70 TO 10.
So many OF the High School
students went with the teams
that classes were not called on
Friday.
Below is tabulation of the
results of the series OF games N
the district
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-03-05
ANOTHER BOOZE
RAID LAST WEEK

PROSECUTING Attorney A5amsun and
- Err 7-,uEarEzs staged another booze
raid the latter part o. last Teek
ssssstL1ag seTeral pIacsz II cnaIIis and
Zou1d valley
They fo11I nothing
The zew Prusacuting AttoEney IS
right On the zoh ard has ksD- -noo1-
Sinners and 5ootleggers in Czsser
county. as vel Is those who Ike
'drng occassinnally- Jumping sideways.
SO 70 sD=ak Though no great meas
ure Of s1ccsss Il finding e0ntrsband
hzs bea1 ue1 with me raids lave Rad
The eject of maEzg rad eye less
plentiful and re p-Edlcz tha- The prize
Of the STUFF VIII soon 60 u2-sor me
risk taken VII gre ths to0rlesgsr ~
excuse for an advance n s-zcs
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-03-05
COTT[RBoT KIf[ED
III AA4HIf.| HAERREttifI
ss
sHs II z 1z

+ The folfoTffg 1etfg.. f,ola. gena CT
ter al Mesa, Arizona X IL : sr ~ ,
Nichols q III sjsytssls Of the sea
( boy. ~ /.
+ Mesa, 2zsu Ess - 1871.
~DsaF Nonaz.fs ,gtfS -
How Wish ISIS. ~ 80 RsEs e coz
get courage ss@fs ~boy:zErtc.
I is gone, kiligr E -gr-o g Aiaiss
Working tO;i-e=@sz y srssasfaaaa. n
The work Of eTadfng.
Eric vas fssa Al CT sssesrea-
Yosemite highway apd beng short a
nan vas instrlcting the young nan
and letting him drive He tuned The
truck zer,sfz.ng -Esiic.- ts'fe- he. lin
self, escaping with few bruises.
Abel went after hin ard brought
back and also his wife Of SIX months
He was given z milf-a1v
Friends sent flowers ron -C-7=fhsv ard
srons6sr friends here. They had q
beautiful tenor solo from = Professor
in The schosf The fire ,ehie1ssnd AZ
his men attended TheS-ras quite
z large funeral for 2 stranger Nov
We vii remain here IS Abel vii rot
leave his boy. We we're taking Of
going North 70 see the TWO girls but
they vii have u some here
Narssntss IS .rlus Iqgqy'tt IT'S lis
helping Daddy ..hays - little
home here on the place
Monte. I wonder If you would put 4
little notice in The Messenger. 50
such friends as We have there vii
mow-of our loss.
viii feel mora Ike writing later.
. Ns.aae:ss and Abel JOIN With ne
in sending or regsrd4~ 4
Your friend.
REM -COTTER
The many friends of5hs COtrzr te---
lily in this vicinity Join Is IN sending
our heartfelt sympathy for The bereav-
ed ones.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-03-05

Attend the be1est dance Fri1ay
a the sclooi housr Floceeds 70 %
tcward basket bsn teams ezre1ses
h tournament = Moscow
All kinds Of Once supplies al The
Messenger offlce
ATTEND tie bsneA dance Friday
It ne schnol herse- Proceeds 70 %
toward basket ozn teams expenses
to tournament a. MoseOT-
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-03-05

Subscription accounts are too small
70 spend Money 10 collect them They
are. therefore. debts Of honor. Happi-
" few people are without funds IN
that bank. May We not expect you
check at once? Think Vol,
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-03-05

Attend the benefit dance FridaT
At the schc j house. Proceeds 'o>ge
tosvsrd hssket ball teams expenses
n tournament at Moscow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-12
Church Notices

Randolph NJ. E.. Rev. A. 2. Leigh:
1880 A. NJ. subject, Gods Outlaws;'
special meeting Of the men and women
classes at T.: Sunday i school at the
church will be closed for the next three
weeks. All come and therefore make
this great day for the Randolph NJ.
First Church of Christ, sciestist:
Services at 10.45; subject of lesson-ser-
mon, Sacrament" testimonial meeting
at 1880 p. NJ. Wednesday. Reading room
at the church open to the public on
Wednesday from to T.. Free circulat-
ing library of authorized Christian
Christ church (Fourth Sunday after
Trinity: There will be no early cele-
bration. Morning prayer clay reading)
at 1890: church school Ct Il. There
Pittston, until further notice.
First Baptist church. West Gardi-
ner, Rev. H. L.. Skillin. pastor: Sum
day service. 2.s0 P. M. Rev. H. A.
Clark. preacher for the day.
skillin. pastor: Sunday service, 1890
A. NJ. sermon (communion): 11.45.
week service. 7.s0 "Wednesday,
Highland Hs Avenue Methodist, Episco-
tor: 1890 A. NJ. morning service, ser?
mon by the pastor: 11.45. church
school; 6.15 P. NJ, Epworth League; z.
evening service sermon by the pastor.
week service: The weekly prayer meet
ing will be held on Thursday evening
at 7.30 this week instead Of Wednes-
day.
Church of the Holy Cross. Rev.
morning services Of worship and study
at the Winter street chapel at 1890 A.
M: Sunday school at Has.