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Evening star., 1924-04-18
ACTORS ARE ACCUSED
OF TRYING TO BOSS"
Producing Managers Association
Scores Equity, Reiterating Re-
lection of Demands.
Rr thr Associated Press.

r. thr Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 1S.-Accusing
tic Actors Equity Association of at
tempting TO boss" the stage and re-
itorating its determination not to
agree to a closed Equity shop, the
Producing Managers Association has
issued statement. which is a virtual
Aeci2raticn of war on the actors or
ganization. and makes the probability
of an actors strike on June strong
er than ever.
The managers declared Equity
leaders insisted on closed shop, to
which they would not submit AS "A
counter proposal. the managers
agreed. according to the statement,
TO engage no member of Equity not
In good standing. to require every
independent, actor to pay to the
actors fund a sum equal to Equity
initiation fees and dues, and to pay
IL weekly to Equity for each inde-
PENDENT actor in their employ.
'"Chese proposals." the statement
Says, nave peen rejected by Equity
leaders. They will accept nothing
less than an Equity shop. Equity
leaders are ambitious to be bosses
bosses of actors. bosses of managers.
We will try to keep the bosses out of
the theaters. If we can't keep them
out, we will work in spite of them.
Evening star., 1924-04-18
PROBES MEDICAL SCHOOL.
Boston Attorney Acts on Complaint
on Middlesex College.

BOSTON, April 1S.-Attorney Jay
r Banton announced that he will be-
gin an immediate investigation of the
MiddlcseX College of Medicine and
Surgery. Cambridge. upon request of
the state board of registration. The
board complains that the college Of
fer+ in its prospectus course in
eclectic practice which is not recog
nized by the National Eclectic Society.
The Massa chuSetts Medical Society
has several times attacked the Cam
bridge institution. and Legislative at
tcmptS have been made to close l.
Officers OF the college denied thai
theirs was the institution frequently
referred to during the investigation
OF the Connecticut and Missouri "di-
plon1a mills" last year.
Evening star., 1924-04-18
PLANS NOVEL SYSTEM.
Northwestern University Will
Measure" Prospective Students.

CHICAGO, April 1S.-A plan for
measuring prospective students OF
Northwestern University by human
qualifications. and not to gain nu-
merical strength. is to be put in op-
Grafton. according to university Of
ticials. High schools OF the middle
west, from which students are plan
ming to come to Northwestern, have
been asked for ratings on the stu
dents based on personality, perSe-
Nerance, alertness of mind, confidence
and vigor of performance, prompt
ness and accuracy, participation in
activities, physician and mental de-
fects and financial standing.
We have new yardstck for
measuring human qualifications" said
President Walter Dill Scott. DUAL
ity is the test of incoming students
and mere numbers are not wanted" "
Evening star., 1924-04-18
Justice Taft to Officiate.

HAMPTON, Va, April 1S.-William
Howard Taft, Chief Justice of
the United States. will present the
candidates for degrees and diplomas
at Hampton Institute here on the
afternoon of Friday. April %. accord
ing to an announcement by Principal
James h. Gregg of the institute. a
school fer negro students. Mr.. Taft
is president of the Hampton Institute
board of trustees.
Evening star., 1924-04-18
WOULD BUY CAR LINE.
Engineer Recommends Municipal
Ownership in ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, April 1S.--A plan, under
which the city of st. Louis is urged
to purchase and operate the proper
ties of the United Railways Company,
which has been in the hands of a
receiver since April II. 1919. is con-
tanned in n report submitted to the
St. Louis board of public service to-
day by l.. II. Bowen, chief engineer
of the board
The plan involves the floating of a
S51, 100000 bond issue, and holds that
no increase in fare nor additional
cost to citizens will be occasioned,
Evening star., 1924-04-18
TWO FLYERS KILLED.
Instructor and Cadet Victims of
Kelly Field Fatality.

SAN ANTONIO. Ten. April IS
Lieut.. :. y. Frederick, flying instruc-
tor, and Cadet r. II. McCauIly were
Killed when their airplane crashed
at Kelly Field last night.
McCaully was receiving instructions
in night flying. The gasoline tank
burst igniting the wreckage. Bodies
ot both men were badly burned.
Lieut.. Frederick and Cadet Nc
Caully were residents of San Antonio.
Evening star., 1924-04-18
Wilbur'S Niece Weds.

NItW YORK, April lS.-Miss Susan
Jane Shcdd. niece of Curtis u. Will
bur, Secretary of the Navy, recently
was married TO Leo J. Richards of
Trenton. Mo. in Tabriz, Persia. ac-
cording to a dispatch received by
the Near East Relief yesterday. Miss
Shedd is director general of orphan
ages for Persia. Mr.. Richards was
sent to Tabriz to install a new ac-
counting system in the Persian area.
Evening star., 1924-04-18
MAY GIVE UP OWN LIFE.
One of Six Condemned Expected to
Take All Blame.

the lives of his five companions, one
of the six men sentenced to be hanged
at Amite May fof the murder of
Dallas Gaines at Independence, La,
three years ago, is expected momentarily
to confess.
Gaines. restaurant operator, found
six men robbing a bank and was shot
and killed by the single bullet fired from
the group. The man who killed Gaines
would not confess. none of his com
panions would name him, and all were
sentenced to death.
Evening star., 1924-04-18

With each 500 purchase we
will give you FREE your
choice of a 35-piecc Rogers
Silver-plated Tableware Set or
Apiece Dinner Set.
Evening star., 1924-04-18
DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR.

oSSINING, N. Y. April 1s.-Reuben
Norkin was electrocuted in Sing Sing
prison last night for assisting Abra-
harA Becker in the murder of Becker's
wife, whose body was found near
Norkin's welding shop in the Bronx,
New York city, on November 90. 1929.
Becker was put to death on Decem-
ber IS. last.
Evening star., 1924-04-18
DR.. Speer Not Candidate.

SYRACUSE. n. Y, April 1S.-Rev.
Robert l.. Speer president of the
Federated Council of Churches of
Christ in America. announced he will
not he a candidate for election as
moderator Of the Presbyterian Cen
eral Assembly in Grand Ra pids, Mich.
Until yesterday. the leading candi-
daie We're DIR. Speer and Rev. {. f..
Mccartney OF Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1924-04-18
DR.. Lewis Wins Medal.

CHICAGO. April 1S.-Dr. Gilbert
Lewis, dean of the college of chem
istry Of the University of California,
Gibbs medal for 1924. in recognition
OF his contributions to chemistry dur
Ing the last twenty-five years.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-29
AKo sA TO sTALO.

{. Y ani mnoho bank na zapade seyero-zapade ban
k1otoyao famar uracali sv0je tazko zamorgicovane
fa11ny Deska sa tie banky otvarad farar ktori Wy
sdrzali zijl blahobyte. -. ~ .'.G !, ,
Zda sa TO ako zazrak coveku, ktory prltinaeh ne
zna e to eeko jednoducha tomu, kto pozna repub
kansku cond talifu Predtym dovoz zboza bolo nfz
lie eo Vel'koobchod1iei psenicou inymi podnami rad
Sci kpoval psenicu Kanady Argentiny nez tunajsiu
lebo i'll ntli epsim zatabkom predat vzdor temu re
tunasa pssnica boa lacna aodilo jej moe Nas far
tedy neaifodbytu pre- ich psenicu inc plodiny,
preto utraca penaze; ceoroena ch praca bola da
romla farmarmi ut,cay al taojsie banky, lebo ne
naohly ykladate om vyldacat ch vkdy, kedE Ee boly
viaznute p6zekach farmalskych, TAX rad-radom Wy
hlasovaly bankrot. Taxa suacia nemohla d'ale pano
vat Hrozila velka hospodarska kriza Vlada yastne
prezident Coolidge zvys clio cudzu psenicu 30 per-
cent dnes cudzia psenica nem tn albytu Cudzna jej
nema nateraz moe, ale keby jej maa americky lud by
edol len svoju amercku psencu preto re by importo
yana bola teraz drahsia nez domaca.
Toto je dobry pklad republikanske colnej politiky
Keby nebolo repubikanskeho ochranneho ella, ostatnv
svet by mas lahko do biedy zastrc Svom ro nick ymi
tovalnym vrobkam by tax zaplavl nase amercke tlay
re by tuna se tovare fanny musely zastavit prodkciu
alebo amerck6 robotnfctvo faralstvo muscle by pra
covat' "a tax nizku odmen, aku pracu robonctvo
, Europe nde po syete.
Toto je al hlayna prcina preco ud spoj Statov voli
viisnou republikanske vlady.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-29
SU L'UDIA MA MARSI?

c. Francis Jenkins Washngtonu, vynaezca radio-fo
ografckeho pristroa, fotografoval neznamy signay
case, ked paneta Mars bola len 34OO0OOo mil cd nase
zene. Po 'vyvolan 30-sopoveho 6-incovej sfy fimu,
jednej jeho strane boy bodky carky felegraficka
aheceda) Ia druhej srane flmu boly rgsy l'udskych
tvar
Jenkins ukazal fotografie signaloy hvezdarovi prof
Tod Amherst unverzity, ebo ich sam nevede rozdst
precitat nevedel 81 vysvetlit ako dosaly narysy
riteho vysyetlenia Signay s take kore nasej zem
nikto neuziEa
Jenkins pochybuje ze by to boly signay Narsu. ale
prof Tod prpisuje yelky yyznam jeho fotografia On
povazuje "a mez1s re si to signaly Marsu.
" c sd to signaly Marsu alebo ME; rysy tvar
fe sd podobenky Marsanov, aebo e to len hra priredy
Jenknsovym aparatom, to vyznam inych objayoV IA
Marsi nezatieni lebo ucenc presyede, re Mars
bydlite ma paneta; mnohom podobna nasej zelni ma
es styr castky roku: jaro leto, asen zmu, de,
rzduh dostaocnd teplotu udrzanie zyota. Ba slny
mi dalekohl adm videli al rastny podobe modrozele
nych poll Ked e tedy rastlnstvo, bude al zyocsstyo;
lebo rastlna je sty druh zvocicha zje, ct odlnera
KedEe jest rasnstvo bude IA Masi al take yocisstvo,
ktore tie fasiny nzya "a pokl Aale len IA yyske wy
vinutia tych zivoclchoV Mals vie ze namenej
million rokov starsia paneta nez nasa nasledovnei
zvot bude tam yyvnutel nez je pa zemi. toho by
sedovalo ze sl tam lud ON podobne ale moe mddre
sic bytnayti pei sae my pozem apia ked yl tam tax
Tyyiapt4 bynest hsypoeAyy Dajl spsseSs vysielar4
Fsn1ov ~ s4 seey e NY este nezname Tste Psef Ted
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-29
ANERIKA NASA VLAST
kaizky ed WILLIAMA ]. LONG.
vybrane spracovane
Yesngvtowpskea versiaox K1itnicea
SO zvlastnym dovolenim firmy CHM & Co.
Preiozil M MRAZ.
Copyright, 1924 by Youngstown Public Library
Copyright, 1924 by Youngstown Public Library.

Vojna boa uz vyhl ade ked konnentalny kongres
shromazdn vo Philadelphia .Keby sa Dol vtedy kra JuraJ
pozre ma toto shromazdene nebol by vdl nom uzu bu
reov zradcoy nevd aenkov ako ho pomenova ale nal
vaznesie teleso muzov ktor shromazd pojednavat
mdrom spravnom sposobe obnovene spotosti suadu
medzi yel'kou Brtaniou koloniami."
Boje zapocay uhu ma severe, zvysovaly sa zu
ryosti. Najchyrnejsia bka bola Bunker Hi pr Bo-
sone maa vojeska porzka ale obroyske mravne Wit az
PoEoruhodne uspechy Amerikanoy boy zauJae II
conderogy azera Champlan obrana Sullivan pevnos PR
Charleston South Carolina yhnane vel ke brtske floy
armady z Bostonl.4 81. f..s@.-..
M Do oho casu pase kolopie billy ch angicke praya
nadeji, ze zostand statni brske risi Medz PREGNANT
ktor ieh prinutiy ment ch sanoyko bolo njatie He's
sanov Jurajom vybojosapie eho anerickych bo
jov potom sypalene Porandu Norfeka brtskym manner
nymi dosojnkmi nahuckane britskymi agenami indian
kyc dvocov napadnutie nasich hranc cd New Yorku
po tennessee Cestna una Angckom uz Wac neboa MONA
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-29
now DIVADEI,NE I
KUsY, z KRAJA.

3 Z . 4.
Nam nasledovne dlvadelne ku'
sy ma predaJ:
veno, Ifaska I. deJs.se
0anoslh' nfstorlcka drama y =
ueJstsacn. y III.
VnpWeic'' 1aft y !. aeJst'e.
iFnc na Iluc aleDo cary w
~. Aartovny oorazok Z deolnske-
40 zlvota So speVml y 9. oeJoch'
Laska zdola ysstko alebo skro-
tena divocka. Veselohra 4. del
stvach.
Prevrhnuta slanicka. Veselohra
" l. dejstve. Amanda. Veselohra
Y l. dejstve.
Mafnotratny syn. Drama V D.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-29

sTieto praydy drzme samozrejms: ze vsetci lpdia
stvoreni seberevnych ze 81 ebdaroyan syom Stvori
tel ON istymi neodcudzel prfyim e medh sin sa
zyo sloboda vyl adavan bazenos ze na Eabezpecene
tyeho prdv srad ovane yAdy Medi pudmi ktore ceF
pajd ch prayomoc pyoisaia e vek
daktor forma yady ncvou cho ueelov pravom
ludu pozment aebo zrust ch sriadit novd vadu polo
ie zakdy take prnepy organzujdc jej pravomoel
do take formy ako sa uu bude "a napravdepodob.
neisie ze zadovaN mu bezpeenost asbla$enost'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-29


nezdom buricov Najvaesi angcy
tJch William Pitt g6f Chatham ale povedai: Anne
natihodnee hromazdene ankov cd caov pa
vekych a Rimanov ich naslavneyich dobach'
ia takych pomerov, pohyb neodvislost naavnejsim
kongresom nasej hstor boil neodvratny. Vastenc boil
vyrzen mad Washngonovym Wit azstvom vyhnanim Ang-
Ganov Massachusetts, mad Moultrieho obranou. Boil
neteni brualtou krala Juraja, ktor dial pa pobrezne
mesta najal Hessanoy pusti dvochov pro nasm hran
ciam Idea aej vernosti ku Bran bola nesmyse nou
Richard Henry Lee Vrgne sformuoval celd tito otazku
pred kongfesom tako: Rozhodnute ze tieto kolone s
da prava maj1 byt, slobodne neodvsle staty
Ma juh po cestach vedlcich Philadelphia,
haa posovia konoch nesdci dto rezocu stanym "a
konodaram udobrene aebo vetovanie Okoo debatuJu
echo kongesu zastupy du denne shromazd ovay napl
najuc nameste pred Sienou Neodvso cakajnc kym
rozonutm spytuc utlumenym hasom Je to ano alebo
ne? Mad ch hlavami ve ale ocakavauci, ma
koreho okrajoch bo prorocke slova Prelas sobodu
po cee zemi vsetkm obyvate ON ne Tradicia hovor
vez sa pohotove eden starec, cakajhc
menie, ktore uvol' mi Zvon Sobody do rozvanania
Predvidajdc, co mus prs, kongres vymenoyal yybor
Frankln jefferson, Sherman, Livingston, John Adams)
spane formaneho yyhlasenia neodvosti syria tyche
pach odda tto pracu Jefersonoy mademu Vrgincanoyi
Poslova vraca yysepych keoch oyom ze kolone
hotove podporova kongres yyhsene bolo precitape
posedne hasoyane preveden; siene yyba Mlada Ame
rika vykrkom: "Zvon Zvon ku staremu zyonaroy Cd
toho chapca eakajl astup po prv dona parod
sa narod Tchost vypukla obroyske nadsepie; ponad
hlavy zasqpoy vyzvana eAo Wit azosayny yykrk So
body! Slobody! Sobody! 44~r- as
Nesmrteln sloyo prehasujlce parod boo pryy
citane T. julia 1776 schodoy Sieqe Nesdysosti.
Vyhl6senie Neodvislos zacna nasledujlciMi soyam
Ked behom udalos ludskych stane koremu narodu
porsbou roviazat pocke svazky kore 10 dosa pltaly
niektoremu menu narodu aby zaujai med mocnost ami
tohoto royne posavenie k koremu no
opayujd zakony boke prrodzen6 suSna cta ku mienke
oveeenstva vyzsdue yhla prieny kors no prindty ku
tomu odllceniu
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-29
Copyright by CHM & Cos

Copyright by Cos FsN
Henry 7361799) ho ohnvou vreenost ou poYzudzue
pokusu angickeho parmenu
chyeena siobodu abo smrt
poeu ale ehrame sv Jana Richmond C75
puteni kra ovsky guyerneom, Dunmoeem.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-29

ma anys yeri, ze sgnaly pa Jenknsovych filmach
su signify Marsu.
Pfy nez by ucenci tvrdili stotu, filmg dali pfaskqr
mat, zaalcom radio tee= tiez znalcem
tajnyc ychs abeced takajd na ,ieh
potom sdelia svetu modernej vede podaro zachyit
pssostyo Marsanoy, kter6 tito W snad IA tisice rokov
p6m pasielaW. Al byds towu tax, pokrpk ludstya pa
tejto aei pojds Q ipv5 akp, lebo bnde saa neiter
IL ) 4+IAkie, MI deAo syeta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-18
Fair Charmer Leaves
City and Some Debts

Like-"the Arabs who fold their
tents and silently steal away" there
is gone from this city recent COM
cf possessed of no small degree OF
charm. A certain grocery man as
well as a dry goods dealer and the
charmer's former landlord are most
DESTROYS of knowing her forwarding
address.
She came here, several months
ago, made every plan of staying here,
eating and sleeping here and event.
ualiy voting here. She rented a home
took in roomers, obtained a fine po-
sition in IA local store and all went
we'll. It Is understood that cash
grocer was persuaded TO give nef
credit and that she also obtained
other goods without producing the
necessary lucre.
But the story Of the removal of her
roods and chattels from her local
home Is a thriller. The furniture was
Grated and made ready to send
away at. the expense of a man. who
could III afford TO stand such an ex-
pense. OF course, he expected to be
paid for his trouble, but he Is still
expecting. The explanation. which
safely got the furniture out Of the
house, with about q weeks rent due.
was that II was her grandmother's
furniturs she was sending away. or
her aunt's. whichever. and that her
own furniture was expected to ar
rive the, next day or so.
She Is gone and no one here ap-
parentiy knows Of her present where
abouts. But It IL without q doubt.
necessary. that several merchants of
the city win enter under LOSS"
amounts still due them from the alb
sent fair charmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-18
u. of M. Lecture
Course Announced
Especial to the Kennebec JournaD

Especial to the henneDec JouTEal)
Orono, Me-, Jan. 17-Lectures on
education, psychology and philos-
ophy at the University of Maine,
College of Arts and Sciences, for the
spring semester, 1924, has been an
nounced. The lectures are given
under the auspices of the above
named departments.
The College of Arts and Sciences
of the University of Maine has ar
ranged a series of weekly lectures of
a popular nature along lines of work
connected with the department in
that college.
Course Of lectures have been
scheduled as follows:
1924 English; Education and
Philosophy.
1924-25 German and Romance Lam
guages; Biology.
1885 History and Economics;
Physics and Mathematics.
1862 Greek and Latin; Chemistry.
These courses will be repeated in
the same order.
In the Spring Semester of 1924 a
course of fifteen lectures will be Civ
en- on the subjects announced in this
circular. The course will begin
wednesday, reDludly U, a. loui IN
teen p. m, in 80 Coburn Hall, and
continue thru the Semester at the
same time and place.
Registration for this course is open
to all students in the University and
proper credit is given for its COM
pletion. The lectures are open to
the public and are without charge.
February 6 What Is Psychology?
Professor Halverson.
February 13 The Original Nature of
Man, Professor Halverson.
February 20 Biological Bases for
Individual Variations and their
Relation to Education, President
Little
February q The Learning Process,
Professor Halverson.
March 5 Mind and Body, Professor
Taylor.
March ~ Intellect and Will, Profess
sor Taylor.
March 10 Mental Tests, Professor
Halverson.
March &c Vocational Guidance. Pro-
fcssor Pollard.
April 9 a Study in Social MaIad-
justments, Professor Taylor
April 16 Mental Hygiene, Professor
Taylor.
April % Education and the Child,
Professor Chadbourne.
April 80 Education and the Com
munity, Professor Pollard.
May Z Education and the State,
Professor Chadbourne.
May IA Education and Nationalism,
Professor Pollard.
May 81 Education in its Relation
to World Welfare, Commissioner
Thomas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-18
Cocoanut Oil Makes
A Splendid Shampoo

II you want to keep your hair in
good condition. be careful what you
wash it with.
Many soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much free alkaH. This
dries the scalp. makes the hair brittle
and is very harmful. Mulsified CO.
coanut oil shampoo (which is pure
and entirely greasless,) is much bet
ter than anything else you can use
for shampooing, as this cannot DOS
sibly injure the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with wa
ter and rub 1t in. Two or three
teaspoonfuls will make an abund-
ance of rich, creamy Iather, and
cleanse the hair and scalp thorough
~. The lather rfnses out easily,
and removes every particle OF dust,
dirt, dandruff and excess oil. The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and 1t
leaves it fine and silky, bright,
fluffy, wavy. and easy to manage.
You can get Mulsified cocoanut oil
shampoo at any drug store. It Is In
expensive. and few ounces will last
everyone in the family for months
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-18
CHINA
Silver Lake. GRANGE

Silver Lake Grange No. 327 held
its regular meeting. Tuesday evening
Jan. Is. With all officers present.
About s. were. in attendance. After
the business session a class of IL
candidates were instructed in the
first and second degree in a manner
which did credit to the new officers
and the grange. Those Initiated
were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Zwicker,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Wells. Mrs. c. A. Jones,
Mrs. George Roberts, Pauline Sand
Frances Hayford and Russell Jones.
Two candidates were unable to be
present.
Refreshments were served in the
dining room after the work.
Z The following program was carried
out: song. Grange choir: recitation,
Sr. Myra Whitaker of Albion
Grange: reading, Amanda Pinkham;
piano solo with encore, Ethel Brann.
A Leap Year Social will be held In
the hall some evening the first week
of February. A new sign has been
placed on the hall which adds great
ly to the appearance Of the building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-18
Missionary Band
Conducts Service for
Inmates City Home

The Sunbeam Missionary Band con.
Quoted service recently at the City
Home carrying JOY and good cheer to
many OF the inmates who do not other
wise get out for Divine worship. The
occasion was a most inspirational one.
the young people being fun of enthus-
iasm and delighted in this. the first
time OF conducting service publicly.
Tho meeting opened with a fine song
service. after which each one took part
in prayer. The scripture lesson was
taken from the gospel OF st. Luke and
was followed by individual Bible talks
hy.sthe children. Miss Zena Paul gave
the story of st. John the Baptist in a
wonderfully clear manner: Miss Lucille
HALL gave the story OF King Solomon's
Temple which was most pleasing. add
by Misses Blanche Mclaughlin, Caro-
line Getchell and others.
or the musical numbers given by
the hand was solo. Beautiful the
Little Hands" by Miss Paul: duet
sung by request. christmas Candles"
by Lawrence and Marion Bowman: an
other one. s'The Roll Up Yonder," by
CSroline Getchell and Blanche Nc
Laughlin: another solo. when I See
the Blood" Lawrence Bowman: all OF
which were greatly appreciated by all
present.
The Sunbeam Missionary Band COM
prises n group OF young children con-
nected with the Christian and Mission
ary Alliance Sunday Standardization
Of the ages Of IL to Is who have al
ready indicated their desire to at Them
selves for missionary work in foreign
fields. These young folks already take
very active part In the church prayer
servaces and have been meeting for
study Of the Bible every week since
they were organised. and have been
doing most cummendable work.
The ofacers OF this little band are
- follows: President. Miss Marsuer-
lte Smith: vice president. Miss Grace
Macfarlanes secretary. Miss Caroline
0etchell; treasurer. Miss Zena Paul