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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
COMBINED CLINIC
BROWNS PLAN
Mayor Dreams Merger OF
COunty-City Hospitals

A project Tor a model county city
hospital and clinic. second 20 none IN
the United States. was launched sat
urday BY Mayor Brown. following an
early morning tour n proposed lora-
ticn sites with Building supsHntsnd
ont Robert l. Proctor and Dr. George
Mclaughlin. city health officer The
location favored by the mayor Is be-
ms kept a secret. tho Brown Eays II
could DO reached in five minutes
from second ave and Pike ~. b.
automobile
Brown proposes, Do n plan which
Do baa formulated during the part
20 years. 60 combine iar county and
city hospitals IN "a new location and
10 sell The idea 81 o. combined county
sheriff and city police office In the
present public safety building.
= haven't much time irft IN o..
flee" Brown said. but 7 think that
This plan - mine r. one ~ the big
goat ! have ever undertaken Tor the
benefit of the poor people and - tho
city u Seattle, Tho cost Of uueh
contemplated construction I viii
leave 90 the people. These arc the
plans and believe 80 can sell u 10
Seattle
Brown refused 20 announce tho 10.
cation Do aid. because 10 feared a
premature fight would develop and
spoil hia plans Ills project would
DO away entirely with tho Old county
SAIL az seventh ave. and Jefferson ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HOTEL
STARTS ON PAGE

cupied by the regularly registered
guests and Ssatile's fashionable folk
bent on a nigh, OF pleasure sseklnE.
Every dining hall In the huge
structure viii b crowded with
diners. Music from four orehestrns
viii resound thru tho corridors and
lobby and. after dinner. when tho
tables have been cleared away, dane.
Ing win be INDUCED In.
Among tho guests win be some OF
tho leading hotel men OF tho world.
headed by Frank 4. Dudley. presl.
dent OF tho United Hotel Corporation
Of America, operators OF the Olym.
pic. Scores Of hotel men from New
York city and California will bo
present
The hotel was In complete readl.
ness for the fste Saturday. Furnish.
lngs in every room were In place.
Thousands Of vases OF cut flowers
were used In decorating tho ornate
lounge rooms and the main lobby.
The staff OF the hotel. numbering
more than 500 persons. was drilled
and ready TO function. The office
force worked feverishly. but smooth.
~, all day. checking up reservations
and tranSacting tho first routine
business OF the institution.
And Sunday morning, when the
sun pushes Its way thru tho clouds.
street sweepers on their early morn.
Ing rounds will marvel ut the bril-.
lance Of what formerly was a quiet
and sedats corner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
POSTPONE BON
MARCHE CASE
HOldup Trial Probably win
Come Next February

rul % tso seven defendants
shargsl vita rhs g.s5a1 Boa siarsaa
aHlup bst August rrc>ab,y viii
net r. SET before Fsbruau Dc was
hnnoun-ed by proHcuyorElo-t 4. =.
cahin saturday after Presiding
lutFc A. ~ Futrr struck it from
AZ bcgCmlrr calendar.
Futcr as. I'VE arJ not justinci
D. locSing Uu a box Uu ~ iuTymsa
over the Christmas holidays. as
would resuIt should this trll start
nccembsr lE, rs originally sgh1-
dgisd"
IN striking me case Fratcr acs
cldei 90 the desires expressed late
Fuday by Attorney John D0rc, who
represents four % the seven defend
ANTS. Colyn explained that Deputy
Prosecutors Ross and Patterson
haNe been handling the case and
that they arc o. resign January l.
lraNng him with tho necessity o.
putting thc case in the hands Of a
deputy unfamiliar with Us extensive
iauuucltIons
ln addition. four murder cases
uic 10 h. hrard IN January. which
wll preclude any Ions trials such
us thc Bon MlrcHe ease,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

With the opening % the new
olympic hotel Saturday night. Eddie
darkness and hts orchestra viii be-.
gin q series u concerts 20 be- broad
cast over kFOA. Rhodes department
store radio station.
darkness orchestra vii play On
tho marine room Of the new hosiery
Saturday evening. Tho musical pro.
gram % The opening VIII be- on the
mir over KFOA continuously from Z
20 70 .. m. Hardness opens an eI.
tended engagement with the Olym.
pie and will b. on the air over flroA
by remote control every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday nights AZ 10
p, m. playing from tho marine
room.
10 comes 10 Seattle from San
Francisco. whore be was playing az
tho Aluzar theaier. 10 has also
filled engagements az the St. Francis.
Palace and Plaza hotels there. lis
orchestra q noted for ~ soft and
melodious harmony. popular Tor
dances now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Good Works of Art
Are Selling Well

A. T.. Schneider. 81 Schneider d
Galleries. on Union a., declares
more good pictvEes are selling than
ever before
our cheap pictures In oil do not
50 80 well" hc Eays. But real
works OF art always find buyers.
DO you see that one over thereyr
he went on. that 10 called The
Delegation by Bcllctt. There sits
tho pope. and over here are the
four delegates who have come TO
present their cause. The tirst one
has made his argument, and clearly
shows defea; on his face. The sec.
ond one u making better hsadway.
hls expression shows H. The pope
Is weakening. Indicated by the anx.
louH look OF his secretary. here In
tho rear. The other two delegates
await their turns 10 complete the
good work that the diplomat Of tho
delegation has begun"
When he had finished the re.
porter was ready 20 buy, had he
possessed tho $4,000 necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
DELUGE IN CAL.
Heavy Rain Storm on Coast
Reaches Its Climax

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec, G-Un.
settled weather vas the general fore.
cast fnr northern California today
after ono % tho hardest dovnpours
~ fhr season.
Tho storm which has ragged along
The coast r3r three days reached ths
climax hst uirht HItH "a yeriahla
irlgrr. accompanied b. q rtn sole.
Ships at sea were reported 20 have
encountered heavy weather ana even
on l1ndloeEei Fan Francisco bay,
ferB boat passengers enjoyed iHe,r
daily ride but utur.
The frrry Piedmont was given th.
HiltteTi l1lt no her long career when
a great wave Fursed over Der lower
deck uff Goat island. aakIHE par
ueuEsr1 20 tbe rlIn and nearly C1gs
luE "a fau.e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Main Street

81 o. gHEEET. rsrHetoF
CETrr E7ass buying urHtu 81
tEs rrg hail
p COMPTON rssr--.
bunting f.r q sod place 20
lunch rl second aFr
Al LTEuIE getting tfr can
aeIrl checks ~ HauHr tank
DAS BASS " Fgs hotel.
lurrg.ur down Erngul eve
RICHARD NHFIEED
HiiIIE eating noon meal AZ
HsfFra
J. J. NORTH faa printer.
Ia1dEE Cor orders On Ttird
aFT.
D. A. HEATH iu charge q
newspapers ut public library,
finding "a paper Tor q patron
D. p POSTER lawyer. going
thru C0uHiy-Cify building
A. A. BAHKEY restaurant
man, wearing his winter over
coat on Esr0nd ave
ANDREW MoQUAKER aTrhi-
tfcf hunting FOR books az TIE
O.d Book store on Pike -
~ HOHEEE, gsnge supply
man. looking Tor business on
Western ave.
JOHN WILSON, delivery man.
having tire troubles on PIKE
Place.
y A. HEAD. cigar dealer,
selling a pipe 20 a customer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
SCHOOL BOARD.
CO-OPERATES
Member Says They'll Help
IN Fire Trap Cleanup

Members OF the seatus school
hoari wil cooperate fully with
Fire Marshal Robert T. IzIuE m
making Seatilra rrhoel buildings
entirely cafe for UgiIIrrn who AZ
tend trFm, r. a. Holmes. chairman
~ thH building committee. said sat.
urigr
Certain nw hazards reported ~
Marshal Ialug 90 trr hoard Friday
Wrur ordered corrected az once.
Holmes said.
we want LANG 90 continue his
Inspections. and We viii remedy any
conditions be finds hazardous.
Holmes said
Holmes declared that the safety
~ school children l. the boards
first consideration
IainE's inspectors vii ylslt every
building la ho city and report con.
ditions LainE has warned tho
board that wherever fire protection
statutes have been violated those
IN ehArEe Of The building win BE- ar.
rested and prosecuted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
CLAIMS ALIMONY
is IMP AID
Ex-Wite OF Former CyClOpS
of Khan Sues for S4,375

suit for 1I2s5. alleged alimony
due. with Interest at 6 per cent. vas
instituted Boz superior court saturday
by Della T.. Jcffery, cXawifs o. }. A..
leffery, former exalted eyclops OF
the Ku kluN klnn. domain o. wash,
ingtou.
Mrs Jeffery's suit filed By Attor.
neys Claude l. Rcames and the firm
% Exam & Mor.arity sets forth that
the couple were divorced IN Portland
December s. 1910, on her croascom.
plant 70 Jcfiery's divorce action.
ludgc John h Clelland awarded her
SIS month permanent alimony,
She charged descriion in her cross.
complaint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Yeggman Murder
Suspect Is Dead

PORTLAND, Dec. 6.-J. W. Nc.
Donald. alleged ycggman, suspected
Of tho murder OF Marion p. Martin,
a night Waterman, died during the
night at a hospital here with tho
secret Of the murder unsevealod.
Mortln was murdered In fight
with n yeggman at Closet & Devers'
warehouse November 10. Thoye was
evidence OF bitter gun battle. Sew.
oral blocks from tho scene Mcdonald
staggered into n factory and said he
had been shot.
McDonnlds shoe prints, the bullet
taken from his back, and other cyl.
donce connected him with tho muir.
der' but he stcndfnstly refused TO say
anything nbout IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BRIBE
STARTS ON PAGE1

mediary is a man I have known for
years, whom believed my friend.
Next day / asked TO see the color
Of the money, hoping to learn from
whence II came. / was taken 10 an
office and handed the $4,000 I'm
fresh. new 500 BILLY. But / couldn't
learn who was behind the offer. or
course I know It is the vice ring
here, who want to eliminate tho
prosecuting attorneys office from
among their opponents"
Dobson refused 70 reveal who made
the offer.
Commissioner Gaines verified Dob.
sons statements. 10 WINS threat.
ened with political death" IL no
voted for Colvin, he said.
The King County Democratic club
at noon Saturday at Meeves cafe.
terla Endorsed n demand by Charles
G. Hcifner that Commissioners Tom
Dobson reveal tho name Of tho inter.
mcdiary who advanced tho bride
offer.
Mayor Brown. Saturday. in a state.
ment. said IL the bribo offer was true
az reported by Dobson, no was glad
Colyin had been appointed.
Il don't know who would offer
10000 for tho appointment of Bert
Ross or y. II. Patterson to the prose.
cutor's office" the mayor said. ~
have been told that Colvln was
named TO ride me, but he better take
off his spurs when he starts or I
will buck.
III this 10 an attempt to dlscrcdlt
me, 1t comes two years too late" tho
mayor added.
Prosecutor Douglas said that nj.
tempted bribery In felony and that
the case. which evidently happened
some time ago, has never been
brought 10 his attention by Gaines,
Dobson or anyone else except about
20 newspaper reporters"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Move Into Medical
Bldg. January Is

Tenants viii begin 70 move into
the now Medical and D,ntal build.
ing az Stewart and wostlaks by
January Is. according 20 Aren't
tect John A. CrcutEsr. we will have
two elevators ia by that time" he
says AN Of the rooms will not be
completed by that time, but those
IN a hurry 90 get In will be able
70 DO 30. The building al It's peak
II IS stories high and there will be
90 Offices 20 tho floor"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
CORNISH ACTORS
OPEN SERIES
First Showing OF Dickens
Play Friday Night

An enthusiasts audience ~ ths
Cornish school Friday night enjoyed
tt1 fret % "a series u 6h9ulnCs q
Dickens THE Crlshrt On thS
Hearth" by the Cornish players
The play a being given saturday
afternoon and evening and on Fr.-
daF evening and saturday afternoon
and evening for the nest tE1 weeks
Elena MiramUun. Anna Mac
NosrEo aud william Marccau played
Bertha, Dot aud Caleb plummfr, re-
EpseiifrIy. tho latter part having
been made famous b. Joe jefferson
The players we're directed b. Mr and
Arr Burton vs.. James
uid fashioned settings and coz
TUNES, carried out 90 tho mlnut~st
detail added charm 20 tho produe
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Claims She's Only
Lady Shoe Sinner

II am tho only female shoe sinner
in captivity claims Miss Gertrude
ROCKFORD, who shines shoes at tho
Rhodes department store. and Incl.
dentally sells shoe polish on tho side.
oh, no, she said, after shining up
a large order" on the feet OF a fat
man, "a l0.acrn foot isn't ms bad as
an open.worls slipper job on the foot
OF particular lady, II make a
spot on the hose thru tho open work,
well, ! am embarrassed, TO say tho
least But "a man with n lO.acro foot,
you can't soil him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
One Way to Speed
Up Liquor Cases

They can speed up the booze
cases before the courts so per cent
il they will give the United states
commissioners the same power that
justice OF the peace has in mis-
demeanor cases" asserts James a.
Johnson, connected With the pro-
hibltlon enforcement office in Seat
tic.
AS matters now stand when an
arrest is made, the case is taken
before n commissioner. bail is fixed,
and in few days the case Is
heard by the commissioner II suf-
ficient evidence is produced It goes
to the grand jury. II n true bill is
found there. then It goes up to the
United States district judge. to
help block the already overloaded
he says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
St. Andrews Dinner
to Be Held Dec. 9

The annual banquet OF the st.
Andreds' society will be held at the
Olympic hotel, Tuesday, December
?. Malcolm Douglas. Hon. r. G..
Macpherson Of Vancouver. y. c..
Dean Lyle Spencer OF tho school OF
Journalism and others viii appear
as speakers.
Bert c. Ross. Nathan Stewart
and j. A. MacFayden will sing
vocal solos. a feature Of the ban.
auct will DO n service OF the famous
Scotch dish. HaEgis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Stone Will Appeal
Tax Publicity Case

WASHINGTON. Dec. s-Auorney
General stone has ordered the
Kansas city Jouruai-Post income
tax publicity case appealed directly
20 the supreme court AZ the earliest
possible moment II Was announced
AZ The department. % Justice 70.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Bill Severyns Got
Good, Wet Duckine

Police Chief w. Il. severyns feared
Saturday that he was losing his grip.
Ho was playing the post.meridInn
gnmo OF golf at tho jefferson park
links when his ball went into water
hazard. A oaddlo tried 70 got It, but
couldn't reach II. so tho chief held
on TO tho caddio and tho caddIe
leaned way, way out. Then the
chief lost his grip and he and the
caddlc spent the next half hour dry.
Ing out In the clubho lse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Didn't Get Birdie,
but Killed a Duck

HOUSTON. Texas Dec. &C. {.
Young. local golfer. didn't got a
birdie an he expected. but no got n
duck.
His drive FOR 275 yards sailed out
pretty low from the 18th tco
~ about i75 yards tho hail
stopped suddenly in the air II had
met up with a blue bill duck. Duck
and bail fell together.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Business Men Plan
for Tour to Orient

A record delegation OF Seattle
business men is expected TO make
tho trade tour TO tho orient in
january, under the auspices OF tho
foreign trade committee OF the Cham.
Der OF commerce. Capt. j. S. Glib.
son and A, F. Halnos chairman OF
tho committee, have completed all
erFangements. A large numhes OF
Northwest business men wiz also
make the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
KENT ROBBER
STARTS ON PAGE

drew a gun.
Then he ordered Sam Miller. the
customer, the two Overlocks and
Otey to be quiet At the point o,
a gun he backed them toward the
vault. Two girl employees. Florence
Mullen and Olga Wrede. retreated
to the women's dressing room.
The bandit had the elder over
lock lock the other three men In
the vault.
Then he ordered Overlook to
gather Up the money. giving him A
satchel. Overlook put $1,000 in cur
rency and about $1,000 in silver in
the bag.
The alarm had resulted In q
crowd having gathered about the
bank Marshal Grant was stand
Ing by the door armed. Lowry Arm
strong, proprietor Of the Commercial
hotel, was behind an auto truck with
his rife ready. +. NJ Imhoff and
Peter Andraska also had firearms
ready for use.
Grow made Overlook write tho
following note and throw It out OF
the door:
The man with me is a bandit
lie will kill me II anybody shoots
at him when we come out"
Grow gave Overlook the bar Of
money, forced a gun into his ribs
and tho couple started thru the
door.
AS they stepped outside, the firing
began. Grant shot and Grow re-.
turned, wounding tho marshal. The
robber turned, leaving him unpro.
tected from the rear. Armstrong
shot him in the back and Imhoff
and Andraska fired.
Grow dropped 10 tho ground. lie
and Grpnt were carried to Or. Tay.
lor's office. Grow died without say.
ing a word. Grant was rushed
10 the hospital.
Overlook, the money still in his
hands, went back into tho bank
and freed the Imprisoned men. Grow
had not touched single penny in
the entire holdup.
Mrs. Grow learned Of tho holdup
from the papers and feared II was
her husband. She went to Kent
and identified the robber after Ia.
coma and Seattle officers had failed
to make him"
Tho couple met while Grow was
In the navy. Mrs. Grow said. Her
husband has been out OF work
lately she said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
100000 OF
RUM STOLEN
Huge Liquor Warehouse
Robbery in Chicago

CHICAGO Dec. 6-Oue 81 the
most gigantic liquor rahteris7 iH
the Chicago area iH years was RE-
yeaIsI today when federal officials
admitted that "a federal warehouse
here had been looted or nearly
81 100000 worth % choice Wquarr
The robbery was carried out while
rUlIlrra rafroiisd lha building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
10 Minutes to Free
Narcotics Suspect

A Jury IN federal court Friday
spent less than 10 minutes IN
hequlttinE Vera Baiochl % a mar.
cuilet charge, She tstiined on the
witness stand that she had no
knowledge Of several grains Of mar,
cotlcB Irving Brown and u. ]. Pat
tsraon claim they found In the
sleeve ot her dress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Anti Jap Drive Is
Begun by B. c. Sons

VANCOUVER b. C, Dec. Ga
concerted drive TO keep British Co.
lumbia for the white race was un.
der way here today with a drive to
exclude all Onontals from entering
the province. Native sons OF Can.
ada have opened communication
with service and fraternal clubs in
Vancouver 20 organize an anti.
Oriental convention In the first
weeks OF January Figures fur.
nishcd by Hon. William Sloan. pro.
vincial secretary. show si4 Jap
children and 462 Chinese children
born in British Columbia between
January and October 81 OF this
year. The 1921 census shows 25,.
500 Chinese, 1905 japanese and
5al Hlndus in British Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Rebels Sentenced
to Death in Egypt

kuARTouM. Egyptian soudan.
Dec. ga British courtmarhhl
passed death sentences upon four
SoudRucso officers involved in tho
recent mutiny. Three Of the son
fences we're confirmed and the guilty
parties were shot Friday Tho sen
tonee Of the fourth was committed
to 10 yearB imprisonment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Injured Pastor to
Be Back in Pulpit

Tho Rev. Maurice J. Bywuter Of
st. Johns Episcopal church, who
was injured three weeks In an auto
accident viii be back In his pulpit
SUN lay. His parishIonera have
planned a special Thanksgiving serv-
ice for his recovery, with tho Rcv.
y. 7. Iicglcr, former pastor Of a
Cordova. Alaska, church assisting.
Tho minister suffered three broken
ribs aud other injuries when his
auto was rammed in tho rear by
another machine, and has been
confined to Providence hospital I'M
til two days ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
He Will Keep Date
With Wife in India

HOLLYWOOD. cal Dec 9
Charica Eyton. movie manager.
leaves hero tomorrow ~ keep "a
date with bis vito al, Columbo. Coy,
Ton Mrs Eyiou. known on the
screen 1s Kathleen williams. start,
- West f5T the ORIENT six weeks
nEo. Eyton b solnE East, They
arc 10 meet on Colombo dock AZ
? q, IN, January - next.
And IN bet I get bawied out n
I'm "a minute late" said Eyton. a.
DC packed hls cxtn, shirt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Radio Great Help
to Tired Farmer

Frank % Cooper, former supcrIB
tsndeni of schools IN Seattle. nos
a grnilcman's farm north
% the city, declares there is moth.
Ing Ike tho radio f0F tho tired
farmer.
I'VE have Just installed n new
radio AZ our place, but not FOR bed.
time stories" be says. Nov, when
We are too tired or tho weather Is
bad, instead ot coming % the city
for n lecture or concert, VIC simply
tune IN and forget our troubles"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Beauty Parlor and
Barber Shop Thrive

Mrs.. Eeiih Brewer. VINO conduct
a beauty paEl0r az 81 Marion via.
duct. and a barber shop next door,
declares that business v good a.
both places. we get the men 20
trade In the barber shop and the
Vomsn's trade IN the beauty shop,
and that makes business good oil
The time Ehr rays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Sunday in the Churches

iNoTE Church notices must be IN
the hands ~ the Church Editor
not later than Friday noon Of each
week.
BAPTIST
Queen Anne. 70 Howe at.-Usv. u.
J.. Richardson. pastor 9t5 "a. m.
s. 3. ~, Tho ono az tho Center"
$50 p m. Young People, I.50. -
Gospel Service"
Dunlnp-Rev, 7. 4. Klein. pAstor
II O.. IN. Tho Confirmed and tho
Transiormsd Christian" 7.a0 .. IN.
The True Way Of Life"
Second Swedish. s0th aye. y. ".
and W slrd si-Rcv. Eric y. Lind.
holm. pastor. st5 a. IN. s. g. ~.
Swedish morning worship .. m,
Young People. 7so. gospel service
CONGREGATIONAL
Whitman Memorial. y. tsnd and
Ashworth-Rsv Rowland Edwards.
d. u. II a, m. The city % Earth.
quakcn." 100 .. m. 'Protsatantlsm,
Success or Failure"
EPIsCoPAIIAN
Saint Marks. Harvard and Spring
e. -- Rev. John u. Mclaughlin
pastor and II a. IN. holy com.
munion. 9.10 a, m. church school.
II A. m. The Bible and tho Modern
Religious Situation" sls p. m, Y.
+. Service League T.9o. prayer and
sermon. Tho Charter and the
Chart"
Saint Mlohael's Chapel Of Saint
Marks-S Sixth and John s,. $40
a. m, sung Eucharist and sermon:
2, m. church school. For the
Deaf-spccial service AZ ~. Marks.
Harvard ave. and Seneca a., 3p. M.
Trinity PArish--sth and James.
Rev. VIM. II. Bllas. rector. 8. n.
m. holy communion. sts. s. S. and
adult Bible class; II. holy commun.
Ion and sermon, Tho Bible" 9. p.
m. Young Peoples Fellowship. 71o.
musicale. Tho choir Of Trinity Par.
ish church will give rs second
monthly musical service AZ 730.
Saint Bamhbas' Chapel-Fsdsral
ave. and Z. Newton. Rev. II. II.
Gowen. pastor. $40 a. m. holy
communion: s35. s. s.: II. holy
communion and sermon. I p. m,
yesper service and address Morn.
ing subject, The World and the
Bible" Afternoon subject. The
Christ That Is 20 Be" Or. Gowen
win give the eighth Of tho course
Of lectures on Christ and Unlyer.
sal Religion" AZ I p. m.
LUTHERAN
Green Lake Bethany-o. Il. Han.
son, pastor. 10 a. m. s. g.. IL,
while We Walt the Lord. s p.
m. EnglIsh), we Expect Great
Things"
". Johns Danish MIssion-24th
and z. Spruce: Alfred Il. sorensen.
pastor 10 a. m, s. s.. II, worship
CDanshl: p. m. Y. +. meeting.
Hope Lutheran. 42nd ave. s. W.
and oregon st.--Rcv. Oscar Kors.
meyer, pastor o:4j a. m. Sunday
school: II. service mIdwoek service.
Wednesdays. 7A5 p. m.