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New Britain herald., 1924-05-16
HELD AS CouSTERFEITER.

schnectady, N. Ya May 16.--wal- ter Preichet was arrested here by fed eral agents who said they believed him to be a member Of gang of counterfeiters who have been operat- ing in this city recently. Search is being made for several alleged &C., complices. The authorities said they believed Preichet was connected with the counterfeit gang recently broken Up in Babylon, l.. l., when seven men and women were arrested and raised bills amounting to s4o,ooo seized.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-16

AIr. and Mrs. W. II. Robertson Of ;a Linden street today are observing tho golden jubilee of their marriage. They were married May l6. 1874, at St Georges church in Sheffield, Eng land.
 Nine years after their marriage, Mir, and Mrs, Robertson emmigraicd to Cqnada and for is years lived in Moifrcal, coming to New Britain 2S years ago.
 Mr. Robertson was employed as A
New Britain herald., 1924-05-16

drop forger at the Landers, Frary & Clark plant for 25 years and two years ago he was retired on pension. Mr. and Mrs. Robertson have II children and IS grandchildren.
 Mir. Robertson, who is now 72 years of age, was born at Sheffield, Eng land, on January E, 1852. Mrs Rob ertson, whose maiden name was Mary Ann Hague, also is A native of Shef- field, having been born there on Sep tember 2e, 1855.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-16
at the Lingerie Dept.

Nomen's Extra Size BlOomerS. of figured Windsor Crepes, in new patterns-60c.
 Women's Bloomcrs, made Of genuine suco Crepe. in white and flesh, Daintily trimmed-95c.
 Band Brassicrcs Of real Bedding washable satin. Flesh color-45c.
 Nainsook Costume Slips with imitation Philippine embroidery gSc.
 Elastic Girdlcs. i.-ineh model with four elastic inserts. Made Of satin stripe fabric-Sf.se.
 Envelope Chemise, fashioned Of beautiful light novelty fabrics in eolors. Trimmed with imported laces--esc.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-16
Free Samples AT DRUG DEPT,

Syrup of Figs
 Gascarets.
 Armand's Cold Cream Face Powder.
 Cashmere Bouquet Soap.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-16

Two-in-onc Shoe Polish, all colors DC.
 Tintes. the l5c package, all eolors --i0c.
 Cotton Elastic, s. inch washable grade, % yard.
 Dress shields, good washable kind. kleinert make, 15c pair. Scalloped Embroidered Wash Trim ming. 2 yard pieces, Sc.
 silk finish Lingerie Tape, yard pieces, Ic.
 Hurley Kew Hair wavcrs. foc size, 8c.
 Clinton safety Pins, assorted on card, 1 dozen sc.
 Charter Oak Button and Carpet Thread, 4c spool.
 Cameo snap Fasteners, all sizes q dozen 5c.
 Pennant Darning Cotton, all eolors, spools 5c.
 Nassau 250-yard spools Fasting Thread--4r.
Evening star., 1924-07-26
U. S. PROBES PARDON
GIVEN BANK ROBBER
Action of Gov. Russell Of Missis-
sippi Just Prior to Leaving
Office Under Investigation.

By the Associated Press.
JACKSON, Miss, July 26.-Federal
investigation was begun here yes
terday by post office inspector Of
the procedure followed by former
Gov. Lee n. Russell in issuing a
pardon to James NJ. Williams. bank
robber, with a string of aliases, just
before the executive retired from
office last January.
Williams was sentenced to hve
years May IL, 1922, from fernando
County, on the conviction of charges
OF having robbed a bank at Nesbit,
Miss. He began a sentence Decem-
Der IL, 1922, and was pardoned Janu-
ary 81, 1924.
Williams was given his freedom
on a petition bearing the signatures
of nine men, one Of whom was Walter
A. Kelly. ST. Louis lawyer, who is
said to have figured in previous par
dons granted Williams under differ
ent names.
Prior to his conviction in Missis-
sippi, according to Federal officers,
Williams was wanted for a series of
bank robberies in other States in
which he was believed to have figu-
red. He had served time at Leaven-
worth, Kans., Federal officers said,
and was pardoned through efforts
alleged to have been made by Kelly.
Williams whereabouts at present are
unknown.
Evening star., 1924-07-26
COLUMBUS Monument
PLANS ARE COMPLETED
Memorial in Santo Domingo Har-
Dor to Be Higher Than Eifel
Tower-Cost, 81, 100, 900.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 26.-Plans have
been completed for the proposed pan
American monument to Christopher
Point, in santo Domingo Harbor, it
was announced last night at dinner
in honor of William E. Pullman, re-
ceiver general of customs for Santo
Domingo, who conceived the memorial
and has been largely responsible for
the plan.
The monument, in the form of a
tomb, topped by a lighthouse 100 feet
higher than the Eiffel Tower, will be
built at an estimated cost Of So
100000. The money is to be raised
American Union in 21 countries of
the two Americas. The United States
is expected to contribute 100000.
Evening star., 1924-07-26
SLANDER COSTS $4,000.
Windstorm Insurance Company
Wins Verdict From Rival.

LANSING. Mich. July 26.-Dam-
ages of $4,000 for slander were
awarded to the Michigan Mutual
Hastings. against Leonard c. Miller
and William T. Strausbaugh, agents
Of the State Mutual Cyclone Company
Of La Peer. by a jury in district
court here last night
The original suit asked $250,000
from the State Mutual Cyclone Com
pany and it's agents., charging that
there has been q conspiracy by the
company through its agents to cir
culate slanderous statements regard
Ing the financial condition Ne tha
HA2taUxDoDaan2RY
Evening star., 1924-07-26
Star. "Want ADJ
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

NOHTHWESTs
1885 18th ST.. Joll's Newsstand.
I4th and P. Day Pharmacy.
18th 18th and Clifton. Clifton Terrace Pharmacy.
zoos 14th St. Edw. J. Erwin.
3401 14th. BronauEh's Pharmacy.
14th and Buchanan, HohberGer.
Hoimead and Otis place. ,Holmead Pharmacy
5000 Mount Pleasant St. Mount Pleasant
,7s5 Columbia Se@s road 0nfn Hutchers Cigar Store
Wardfnan Park Pharmacy. .
2162 California ave.. Morgan Bros.
Is. ans ana 'ss ss.. .Ts rRs Fh.rm:cg
7.h 7,h and and SITS, Associated ted Drug Stores.
Vt. ave, 18TH and r sts;: Howley's Phar.
Ga. ave. and Rock Greek Church road. Rock
Ga: ave. and Upshur St. .Colodny and Bialek.
Ssis Ca. Ga ave. Brightwood PHARMACY.
1901 l. st.. Morse Pharmacy.
18th and Fla. ave. % %Pesrson's Pharmacy.
Ea.,s Fla ave e.: and LIST St sylvs.n L.spsei%eI s
1722 Pa ave-. ]. Louis Krick.
21st and G sts.. QuiEley Pharmacy.
25th and Pa. ave.. Herbsts Pharmacy.
SSHs %isn Uonn. ave- ave Chevy Chase Pharm.y: s:a
1905 wisconsin ave. Wisconsin Ave. Pharmacy.
Takoma Park, $50 Cedar st.. hattingiy Bros.
GEORGETOWN.
18th 18th and sts, Pride's Pharm.cy.
S8th and NJ SITS, Mosksrs Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and o, Donohues Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
ath and n sts.. Home Drug Company.
807 II St. Garren's Music Stofe.
eth st. and Md. ave-, Louis F. Bradley.
North Cap: and I, Keneaiy Pharmacy.
East Capitol and sth SITS. .FBielouss' Pharmacy
18th and East Cap. Lincoln Park~ Pharmacy.
Goth st. and R. l. ave.. Collins Pharmacy
$500 18th st.. Maro's PharmaC-Brookland.
SOUTHEAST.
Sd and Pa. ave. o'ponnell's Drug Store.
sth and I. f. p. Weller's Pharmacy.
4sh AND and Pa P. ave- s,y
1907 Nichols ave-, Anacostia. Healy's Drug
Store.
SOUTHWEST.
7th and D sts., Lantz Bros
Al and l. sts-, Columbia Pharmacy.
RATES CENTS A WORD
In Washington and Suburbs for
Help and Situations Wanted.
Lost and Found
For Sale and wanted Miscellaoeous.
Automobiles for Sale and Wanted.
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities etc.
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON
4 cents 4 word.
REAL ESTATE ADS
6 words to the line. Slime minimum, at line
r1te. follows:
time, 20c per line.
times, 1sc per line.
8 times. lie per line.
times. Ice per line.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II PM.
All advertisements for The Evening Star
must be at The Star office or one Of The Star
branch Offices by IL pm. the DAY BEFORE
ISSUE. with the following exceptions:
Lost and Found
Death Notices.
Wanted Help.
Wanted Situations.
Advertisements under the above claSidca-
tions will be accepted at The Star ONCE, 11th
st. and Pa. ave-. until 9:3O a.m. day OF issue.
All Advertisements for The Sunday Star must
be received at The Star Office by $50 pm.
Sa turday, or At any of the Star branch Offices
BY 80 pm. Saturday.
CASH WITH ORDER is required for al ad-
vertisements from transient advertisers
Evening star., 1924-07-26

WANTED-Several men with
selling experience to explain
high-class suburban subdivision
to Sunday visitors. Must have
ability and good approach.
Pleasant outdoor work Sunday
2 pm. till dark. Opportunity for
advancement. Salary. State ex-
perience and qualifications fully.
Address Bog 4O.Is Star ef6ee>
Evening star., 1924-07-26

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
ARE You the man or woman that feels
capable of earning from $IOO-s2OO q week:
need not interfere with present employment
70 start. Free Office space free stenoc' free
telephone and advertisement: our statesmen
ayerage over 5000 q year. A. N. Sheppard
If You WANT TO EARN $50 WEEKLY and
up In the real estate business without inter.
fefing with present employment, see C. 1.
Matteson. Bond bldg Ios
NAN or woman for Benedict Hotel. Apply
40 fennsylv6nla ave. 2Rs
WANTED = Vaudeville entertainers- AnnIv
Arlington Beach Theater. 8 pm. 26s
ONE OF the oldest and largest fraternaI in
surnnce organizations in America desires sew.
whole or part time basis. All kinds of
policies written. In thirty years this company
Star office. oSs
Evening star., 1924-07-26
HELP-MAIE.

WELL WELL EsTABLIsHED REAL ESTATE OF
sALEsMAN (MARRIED). WILL AL,
FIRST-CI.Ass REFERENCE REQUIRED.
WE FURNISH CLIENTS AUTOMOBILE
ESSENTIAL. ADDRESS BOX 1891, STAR
OFFICE.
BRICKLAYERS, PLUMB
ERS, PLASTERERS. PAINT
ERS AND CARPENTERS,
Sat: a $40 st. NV. See j. L. Poffenborser.: :
WAITERS-Experienced;h high
est wages paid. Childs Co., 1923
Penna. ave. NV.
RESOURCES, Sc, ,4OO, 600.
Old reliable savings institu-
ton has permanent position for
honest and energetic man de-
string outdoor occupation; ex-
perience not necessary, but must
be willing to work hard; un-
limited opportunity for advance
ment. For personal interview
address Box 333-K, Star office.
Evening star., 1924-07-26
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

SECTR0DYSE, 5-tube; new; perfect copnI-
ton; $50. 313 18th st. Sc
WE BUY radio sets, phones, tubes and parts
repair work. Lincoln Radio Shop, 71s atl
NV. OTs
Evening star., 1924-07-26
WANTED-SALESMEp.

WANTEU@SALES
SECURITY statesmen.
Large earnings and a permanent connection
are available for two high grade statesmen
with clientele
IN an old concern having assets several times
the value Of its outstanding stock.
See Mr.. Moore with the Washinrton Home
Bnilders' Association. 1906 81 st. NV
Evening star., 1924-07-26
HELP-DOMESTIC.

HOUSEKEEPER for q widowef with two boys,
aged 10 and 10: one who take charge Of
a rooming and boarding house. Address Box
233-L. Star Office 27s
HOUSEkEEPER, bachelor apt; state wages.
Wits Burris, Gaithersburg, Md. Hs
Evening star., 1924-07-26
FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

CHICkENS-1Oo White Leghorl puliets OF
best strain. can be bought cheap. Main 41as
AZ II ST. NV. 27s
HElFER CALF FOR SALE
Thoroughbred jersey heifer calf; from ex
cellent stock with good milk record. Price
$50. including registration papers.
I. Il. COX.
Main 2f00. I4I2 Eye ST. NV
Evening star., 1924-07-26

Wanted Situa tions-
Advertisements under the above claSiAca-
tions will be accepted at The Star ONCE. 11th
st. and Pa. ave-. until $50 am. day OF Issue.
All Advertisements for The Sunday Star must
be received at The Star Office by $50 pm.
Saturday or At any of the Star branch of6ces
BY 4:3O pm. Saturday.
CASH WITH ORDER is required for AL ad-
vertisements from transient advertisers.
Evening star., 1924-07-26
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

BUICK ROADSTERS (2) 191S-Plenty OF codf
service in these cars yet: appearance cood
too: bargain at $3.50. Justice Motor Co.. 15l5
l4th " "
Evening star., 1924-07-26

CADILLAC COUPE, 1871; mileage about
1900 miles: just refnshed and renickeled
htgh-grade slip covers, new Hood cord tires
etc, 1850; consider terms and smaller car
Inquire at garage. 21O3 14th st Nv
Evening star., 1924-07-26

BUICK TOURING, 6-cyl., 1918: new cord
tires; good appearance; only s150 on easv
terms. Mr.. Hines. Washington Flint Co., 15I7
Conn ave- Potnrnac I6.3
Evening star., 1924-07-26

BUICK TOURING, 3 pass, late model; look
and runs like new; $50: l. months to nay
for it. Peck's Garage, 2121 14th NV open
Ill night.
Evening star., 1924-07-26

CADILLAC COUPE. in wonderful condition
throughout; tires. paint etc, perfect: $500,
terms. Your car as part payment Just;ce
Motor Co.. 1915 14th St NV
Evening star., 1924-07-26

BUICK TOURING. 1922; perfect condition
new tires and battery: many extras; can be
had for unpaid notes; $747 2S; Finance. Corr.
Address Box 1861. Star Office
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-22
Baptist

Prospect Hill Baptist, 1901 Buena
Vista. Hulen r. Carroll. pastor. Sunday
school 9:i5. F. r. Stanford. superin-
tendent; preaching IL and 1880 by the
pastor; special music both hours: all
b. Y. p. US 6:30; prayer meeting S
o'clock Wednesday.
Beacon Hill Baptist. Fredericksburg
road at West Ashby street. Melvin c.
Edison. pastor. sunday school, s:45;
preaching IL and 1880 by the pastor;
r. Y. p. L. $3.50: teachers meeting 1880
Wednesday, followed by a prayer meet
ing at o'clock.
First Baptist. Fourth at Taylor streets
DR.. l. f. Gates. pastor: Lewis McVea.
assistant pastor and secretary Sunday
school $3.50, Frank Cunnir sham, super
intendent. and Norma Mclntire. secre-
cial music directed by Clarence Magee
and with Walter Durham at the organ;
b. Y. p. U. 6 o'clock; prayer meeting
1880 Wednesday.
Baptist Temple. Denver boulevard at
st. Anthony; Albert F. Beddoe, pastor.
Sunday school 9:45. Chester sllmp, gem
e-al superintendent: preaching II and
7:i5 by the pastor; all 3. Y. T. Us
ESQ. A. A. Dyer. director; Food. Faith
basement with refreshments.
Los Angeles Heights Baptist. j. G.
Long. pastor. Bible school 9:45. o. l.:
Hines. superintendent; preaching IL and
1880 by the pastor: all D. Y. ?. US
6:l5; Ladies' Auxiliary o'clock Mon
day: prayer meeting 1880 Wednesday.
Riverside Park Baptist. $500 South
Presa; T. V. Herndon. pastor Sunday
school 9:45. ". W. Rollins. superintsnd-
II and 1880; prayer meeting 1880 We'd
nasdaN
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Episcopal

st. Marks Episcopal. Travis Park: S,
Arthur Huston rector: Sylvester p. Rob-
ertson assistant. Third Sunday In Lena
Holy communion 1880; church school.
$3.50; morning prayer and sermon II
o'clock; special musical service o'clock /:
Young Peoples Service League Sis.
with an illustrated lecture on the Holy
Land: service for the church school 4:l5
Monday: holy communion 10 O'Clock
Tuesday; evening prayer and address 5
O'Clock Tuesday: litany and address
o'clock Wednesday; evening prayer and
address o'clock Wednesday: evening
prayer and address o'clock Thursday:
holy communion 10 o'clock Friday; litany
and address o'clock Friday.
ST. Luke's Episcopal West, Houston
at Chupaderas; S. Arthur Huston. rec
tor: Sylvester p. Robertson. assistant.
Third Sunday in Lent. Church school,
$3.50; evening service and address 1880;
evening service and address 1880 Fri
day.
ST. Johns Episcopal. Rev. Jay Scott
Budlong. rector. All services in the
parish house, North blackberry at Bur
net street. Church school $3.50. holy
Eucharist and sermon IL o'clock. Young
Peoples Service League $40: Lenten
services 1880 Wednesday and Friday. con-
firmation class 1850 Saturday.
Christ church. Belknap At Russell
place: Rev. L. b. Richards victor. Third
Sunday In Lent. Holy communion 1880;
morning prayer. litany and sermon, IL
o'clock; evening prayer and sermon 1880:
Young Peoples Service League $3.50;
evening prayer o'clock Monday. Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday evenings;
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Christian

Prospect Hill Christian. North sabinas
at West Travis. Bible school, 9:sS;
morning service. IL o'clock.
Government Hill Christian, Ssndmeyer
street: c. Z. Cogswell. pastor; J. Z. Har-
ris, Bible school superintendent: Bible
school. $3.50: communion. 10:i5: preach
ing. II and 1880; Christian Endeavor.
$3.50: prayer meeting, 1880 Wednesday.
Morning sermon topic. preaching Every
where and evening, Making the
Home"
Central Christian. Main at San Pedro
avenue: Rev. Hugh Mcclellan. minister.
Services. IL and 7:i5; sunday school,
$50; ndeavor Society, o'clock. Morn
ing sermon topic. THE sun OF Today"
and evening. knowing and Doing"
san Fernando Christian. Hartman
street, opposite Collins Gardens School;
J. X. Pedrick, pastor-evangelist. Bible
school. $3.50, S. W. Hale, superintendent
communion and sermon, II o'clock; Y.
z. s. c. E, 6:30. George Pabst. president
Of the district union. leader: song ner-
vice and preaching. 1880. Christian Help
ers 1880 Tuesday; church night. 1880
Wednesday.
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Services in the Churches

worth League $3.50. Charles. Coke. pres
ident: preaching 1880 by the pastor.
East End Methodist. Polaris at Com
sS t; ana SGpP PS1d suSday sunda
schrol 9:45, Mrs. Henderson. leader
prayer and song service 7:i5 Wednes-
day.
Government Hill Methodist Grayson
at Pine; Rev. J. W. Rowland. pastor
Sunday school $3.50. ]. A. Brockman;
superintendent; preaching 10:45 and
7:45 by the pastor; faculty and students
OF WestmooTland College under the lead-
Stanford, will have charge of the entire
service; midweek service 7:i5 Wednes-
day.
ley avenue at South Presa street; I. p
Sessions. pastor. Sunday school, $3.50
+. o. McCreless. superintendent: preach
ing IL and 80 by the pastor: Epworth
League $50; New Member" Sunday
with special attention given to new
members in every department and class.
palm He!shts Methodist. Walton at
DeSoto; ]. q. Coppage. pastor. Preach
ing IL and T:eN each second and fourth
Sunday; sunday school 9:45, r. i. MI
lam. superintendent; special sermon II
o'clock for the children: sermon, 1852
Missionary Society 2:So Monday with
Mrs ]. H Long; reception OF new MEM
bers at II o'clock sunday. which will
be observed as Decision Day
Laurel IclknNS MSNHouISb'
woodlawn at Belknap place, DR.. $. H. {.
Burgin, pastor; Mrs. Beulah J. Wilson
church secretary. sunday school, 9;SV'
Hal Browne, superintendent; adult Bible
class. e:i5. Mrs. s. II. C. Burgin CIV
ing the lesson; worship l0:f5 and 1850:
junior League $3.50. subject. Helpers,
Mildred Nicholas, leader: Burgn chap.
ter ESQ. subject. "CheosinS Career,
Miss Annie Marie Wall. leader; special
MUSE by large chorus choir and as
sisted by the church orchestra. Morn
ing sermon How q Business Man Came
to Jesus" by DR.. Burgin. and evening
g sermon by DR.. Caspar S. Wright, Pre-
siding elder CT the district.
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ROTARY CLUB WILL
HELP TO PUT OVER
SAFETY CAMPAIGN
General Malone Tells OF
Plans of Bexar Coun-
ty Council.

Rotary Club at its regular weekly
luncheon Friday voted to help the
Bexar County Safety Council make
San Antonio safe by helping put over
the program that has been worked OUT
by Capt X. &. Henion. The program
was explained to the members of the
club by Brig. Gen. Paul h. Malone.
Among the features OF the program,
General Malone stated. are education
al campaigns in schools. churches and
industries; school for automobiles
drivers, both men and women; exam
inticn of automobile brakes by the
police: more stringent enforcement.
of traffic laws: and a law to prevent
pedestrians from crossing streets
where signals give right-Of-way to au-
tomobileS.
General Malone stated that he had
incy2kited any city where there was
gater disregard of life or where
it twas more difficult to get through
than in San Antonio. 1t is easier TO
drive through the congested part of
New York City than through the busi-
ness section OF San Antonio, he said.
Carl Newton OF the Fox Company
gave all members of Rotary present.
Friday small kodaks and then proceed
cd 10 take them to task for not paying,
more attention TO matters that were
originally the main business of the
club. His talk was made in further
ance OF the program outlined by ;he
business methods committee.
Rotary, he said. is concentrating
on things Of secondary Importance.
IT,. II, L.
men who banded together for mutual
good and exchange of ideas. Conduct
| ing a clean business was their main
objective. 1t was their purpose to
make Rotary more than a luncheon
club. boys work club and charit-
able institution.
He advocated the maintenance OF
the Rotary emblem on the front doors
and windows of places of business Of
members and the education of the peo-
| pie as TO the meaning of that emblem.
\ man who is unwilling TO conduct
his business according TO Rotary prin--
cipleS has no right TO be a member OF
the club. he said.
He suggested that members Of the
club live IN to the principles of Rotary
in their relations with their employees.
their competitors and their customers.
and in their advertising and mentioned
some of the many instances that tempt
Il business man TO be unfair.
In closing he told of the growth Of
the Fox Company during 20 years in
its film developing department. When
| it was founded. it began business by.
developing a few films. Now it has
200 employees in its developing depart--
ment and receives films from every
state in the union. Postage for its,
mail order business amounts to more,
than $4,000 each year. and the firm
has given away more than $4,000
small kodaks in establishing this bust
ness.
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Methodist

Trinity Methodist, Grant and west
HuisGche: W. r. Blsckstock. pastor.
Sunday school $50. J.. G. Williamson,
superintendent; preaching II and 1880;
Service: Indian Scouts. 4 o'clock Mon
day; Sunday school board meeting.
o'clock Tuesday: open house 1880 Wed
nesday: Easter bazaar work all day
Thursday; Boy Scouts 1880 Friday, choir
practice 1880 Saturday.
Travis Park Methodist. Travis at Ma
varro streets; Rev. Arthur J. Moore.
pastor; Rev. ". p. McMicken. assistant
slstant and financial secretary; Mrs, i.
X. Garrett, director OF young peoples
work; Mrs Mary Fly. office secretary;
q. W. Stapleton, director Of music; Mrs.
larry Leap. organist; H: $. Affeck.
Sunday school superintendent. Sunday
school $3.50; preaching 10:i5 and $3.50
by the pastor Epworth League, ESQ.
Miss Louise Gill. leader: Paul Dndgren
president; midweek service 1880 We'd
rasday
Prospec. Hill Methodist. Buena Vista
at Cibolo: p. s Pierce. pastor. Morning
sermon topic, THE Gospel OF Fact,
and evening 1.-THE God OF Revelation.
Prospect Hill Free Methodist west
Travis at North spring street; Rev. C.
L. Warwick. pastor: Rev. Lila G. Ches-
mutt. assistant pastor. Sunday school,
GAS: sermon. IL and 1850 by the pas
tor: class meeting 1880 Tuesday night at
SoVS west Commerce. page '''N~N-0'
Alamo Heights Methodist. c. I:
Browning. pastor. sunday school 9:l5
at the high school auditorium: F. NJ:
Coleman. superintendent. Preaching. IL
o'clock at the high school by the pas
tor. no evening service: Epworth League
services TO be held with Miss Julla
Reed from TO o'clock; Bible study
class at the parsonage Wednesday even
Denver Heights Methodist. Denver
boulevard at New Braunfels: Rev. HUI
bert NJ. Smith, pastor. Sunday school
9:30. r. G. Jolly. superintenoent; preach
ing II and 1880; Epworth League.
O'clock: mission study by the Mission
sry Society o'clock Monday; prayer
meeting 7:45 Wednesday.
South Side Methodist. Mary at Green
wood. Harlandale; R; S sssp pss, s,,.
perintendent: preaching IL o'clock oy
the pastor; lecture on missionary work
in Japan illustrated with stereoptcon
slides ~ ipsermsdisT in. league svp az
tendent; senior league 6:so. Harry L.
Mosley. president: Woman's Missionary
society o'clock Monday. Mrs. o. u:
Balyard. president; prayer meeting
Q Los Los Angeles Heights Methodist, 5o7
Sunday school $3.50. s. T. Todd. super
intendent; preaching II and 5:40' Jun Jun
and senior leagues $3.50: Wom-
ans Missionary Society : o'clock Non
day: Boy Scouts 1880 Monday; Bethany
circle 5 o'clock Tuesday; prayer meet
ing 7:t5 wednesday.
, Alamo Methodist, South Alamo ana
wickes; Robert L. Armor. pastor. sun
day school $3.50. G. V. jackson. super
intendent: Epworth League $3.50. preach-
iug II and 1880 by the pastor; special
music ~ tAs Desn srsAsstra at 1850;
young peoples preaching service at
O'clock every Thursday.
woodIavn Place Tabernacle. w. Il
Barr, pastor. Sunday school $3.50, G. ID.
Pickens. superintendent; prea aching. II
o clock by Or. Casper s. Wright; Ep-