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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-16

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-16

NEW PALESTINE. Ind. Jan 16.-The
New Palestine lions defeated the Cumberland
Eve, 80 to 20. The first half ended Ii to
W. Hoff's basket shooting was too much for
Cumberland. On Saturday the lions play the
Southeasterns Of Indianapolis. The manger
Of the Southeasterns is requested to call
Otto Sehwier at the Cumberland garage at
Evening star., 1924-04-19
REFORMED.

The program for the morning serv-
ices tomorrow at the First Reformed
Church.. under the direction of Karl
Holer. will be: Marcia Festiva"
(BossD, for the organ. Mr.. Holer;
anthem. Christ Our Passover" (Schil-
ling), the choir; duet for soprano and
contralto, THE Conqueror" (Coombs),
Mrs. G. B. Stambaugh and Miss Pau
line Holer: "Postludium in D" (Mer-
keD, Mr.. Holer. Evening services
Organ numbers, Twilight Uemare)
and "Benediction" (Batiste), Mr.
Holer; duet, Gentle, Holy Savior"
(Gounod), Mrs. Stambaugh and Miss
Holer.
At the Grace Reformed Church the
Easter music tomorrow will be pre-
sented by the choir. composed of Lola
Miller, Laura E. Smith, Edward r.
Whitman and James +. Schick, with
c. NJ Davidson, organist. The Sun
day school will have its festival and
pageant at $3.50 am. and the music
for the 4 O'Clock service will include
They Have Taken Away My Lord"
(Stainer) and offertory, King Of
Kings" (Simper): the evening music
will be Adams II Am He That Liv-
eth. and, as offertory, Danks' He
Is Not Here"
Evening star., 1924-04-19
Modern and Gregorian Compost
'7 tiOns Vie in Prominence on
EasterProgru1ns in Many Wash
mgton Churches.

UDLEY BUCK and Sir John Saner vie with Giovanni Paesna
and Gregoran chants providing what the
compositions the church which will be offered
afternoon night churches The
Festival TIE Deum selections Sir Johns
"Crucifxion" almost universal in
the oldest records Christian church
should be revived provide compositions they
unfold the earliest efforts OF inspired by subject of
death o Savior
Many OF Washngtons prominent vocasts assigned i'm
the and
like
the Imelight.
of the churches
will special chidren before the II o'clock
others will their floral which the little folks
participate during the These chnden festivals
especially There nothing children
flowers the thing eternal beauty
life Easter the shines brighter when
the church bells peal Sunday
Is S of all and
immortal this the churchs calendar
Evening star., 1924-04-19

Solo. "Agnus Der: alto, Ethel ORR
ami; duet, "Agnus Dei"; soprano,
Helen Oriani; alto, Ethel Oriani;
quartet, "Misererc," soprano, Helen
Oriani; alto, Ethel Oriani; tenor. Sal
vatore Carta; baritone, Alto Carta-
'Haec Dies" rece cesssional, chorus
The music at St Mary's Catholic
Church tomorrow will be: Prel-
ude "Alleluia" F'alkenstein); 'Vidi
Aquam' (Petes): mass, "Kyrie,'
Gloria" "Credo," "Sanctus." "Bene-
Imperial Mass, No 81
The soloists will be Mrs. John Gar
ver. Dorothy T. Smith, Mrs. H. C.
Herman, Guigo Callan, Raymond
Holden, Charles, Goodchild; organist
and director, Armand J. Gumprecht
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to Mark Music Programs Churches of the Capital City
CHRISTIAN.

At Columbia Heights Christian
Church tomorrow morning the chorus
choir will sing Schilling's Chris,
Our Passover" Special Easter music
will be used at the evening service
including an anthem by the choir, LAS
1t Began to Dawn" (Coombs).
The director of the choir is Fred j
Eden, baritone. Percy Foster, song
leader. will lead the congregational
singing.
The following musical program will
be presented at the Ninth Street
Christian Church, 9Th and D streets
northeast, tomorrow: Morning. choir
anthem, who VIII Roll Us Away
the Stone" (Spence); 'Hallelujah!
Christ Is Risen" tSpinneD; soprano
solo, Calvary" (Rodney). Miss Es-
telle Wild: evening. choir anthem
Easter Triumph Song" (GeibeD: So
prano solo, Christ Is Risen Today
tBischoff), Miss Bessie Harrison.
At the morning service at the
Christian Church. 9Th and II streets
southwest, Miss Dorothy Leutbecher
will sing open the Gates of the
Temple" by Knapp. The choir will
sing the anthem Christ the
Lord Is Risen Today" by Morgan
and Christ. Our Passover" by
Schilling.
At the regular evening service at
7:4o O'Clock the pastor, Rev. Harold L.
Dickens, will sing the baritone solo
From the Garden to the Cross
Alone" by L. u. Phillips, and his solo
Will be illustrated by lantern slides
At the same service W. F. Sunny will
sing the bass solo Fear Not Ye, q
Israel" by Dudley Buck.
The members of the chorus choir
are Mrs. Ellen T. Thrift, Mrs. T w.
Cannon. Olive Mothershead. Eunice
Rowe, Mrs. c. T. Suther, Dolly Craw-
ford. Viola Vickers, Josie Nicke ers
Mrs. ]. NJ. Chisolm. Mrs l. j. Bar
Pierce, Kenneth Scates. Irving Wood
Malcolm Scates, F.. NJ. Cooke, r. L.
Balderson. Miss L. +. Gottwals is the
organist.
Special music for Easter Sunday by
tian Church will be given at tomor-
rows services. The programs will
be; Morning service-Chorus. AT
the Sepulchre" (Nevin); soprano solo.
The Resurrection" (Shelley); ladies'
trio and male quartet, Jesus Lives
(Filmore). Evening service - The
cantata. Christ, the Victor DUDLEY
Buck). will be given. The episodes
depicted begin with Good Friday
night and carry the story through the
resurrection to the ascension.
Mrs. Minnie Box Kidd, soprano. will
assist the solo quartets at the morn
ing service. At the evening service
the choir will be assisted by Mrs.
Henry Littlefeld and Mrs. Belle
Sweet. in the womens quartet. and
an incidental tenor solo will be sung
by T. p. Russell. The regular choir
personnel will be directed by w. T..
Braithwaite, with J. E Sparks at the
organ.
The Easter music at the Park View
Christian Church tomorrow will be in
charge of Mrs Joseph Woodwork
assistant organist. At the IL am.
service two special numbers will be
sung, MY Redeemer Lives" (Wil-
liamsl and He Is Risen" (Ashfordl.
Evening star., 1924-04-19

Clad in the vestments and gold
miter of an archbishop of the Ortho-
dox Greek Catholic Church and hold
office. His Grace, Vassilios Comvo-
poulos, Greek Orthodox Metropolitan.
entered the pulpit of the Church of
the Ascension Wednesday night to
deliver a message of brotherly love
and good will from the Ecumenical
Patriarch of Constantinople to the
American branch of the Anglican
communion.
He read his address, in which he
declared that the eastern church
would never cease to be grateful to
her sister church Of the west for the
aid, encouragement and comfort given
her in her hour of trial and affliction
when che is struggling against odds
to faithfully maintain the holy places
of the east as she has done for CEN
turtles past. He expressed the hope
and belief that the time would soon
Evening star., 1924-04-19
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

AT the ii am. service of Metropoli.
tan M. Z. Church tomorrow the quar-.
tet will give the following program
Christ, the Lord, Is Risen Today
(Porter); 20 Tell Us Where Is He
(Miles); soprano solo, "The Earth Is
the Lords" (Schnecker), sung by
Mrs. Gottsman; why Seek Ye the
Living Among the Dead" Brown
In the End of the Sabbath" (Geibel)
At pm. the pageant Easter Pill
grims" (Mrs. Madeline S. Miller) will
be given by the Sunday school, as
sisted by the quartet.
Bertha III. Gottsman, soprano: Ade-
laide l.. Humphrey, contralto; Daniel
r. Morgan. tenor, and Arthur n
Gardner, baritone, compose the quar-
tet, and Miss Mary Brewer is the or
ganist.
The Easter music at Waugh NJ T.
Church tomorrow will be: II o'clock
Organ prelude, Spring Song" (Men-
delssohn); anthem, Christ Our Pass
solo. "Eastertide" CBracketD, Alta
NJ Smith: postlude. "Hosanna"
fwachsj. 8 o'cIock-Prelude, "Fes-
tival March" (Kroeger); Easter can
rie 3. Adams). will be sung by the
quartet. Alta NJ. Smith. soprano: Ida
Seyboth, alto; w. S. Blanchard, tenor
and z. W. Alderman. jr., bass, with
Miss Grace Peters, organist.
The following program will be pre-
sented by the choir of Foundry NJ. Z.
Church at the services tomorrow
Morning Prelude, Resurrection
Morn" (Johnston); anthems. "As 1t
Began to Dawn" (VincenD, When the
Sabbath was Past" (Clough Leighter)
saInga
(Granier): postlude. Gloria in Excel
sis" c"Twelfth Mass'D (MoZart). Eve
ming = Prelude, "Hosannah" (Hart-
MANN; anthems, Festival TIE Deun1
(Buck), AT the Sepulchre" (Nevinl
soprano solo. Where Have Laid
Him." (Suliivan); anthem. Behold
the Risen King" (Dressler); postlude
Easter Day" tLoreD.
The soloists are: Mary Sherier
Bowie, soprano; Anna Brett Sunny
contralto; ]. F. NJ Bowie. tenor; Ar
thur Lam bdin, bass; George H. VIII
The quartet of Trinity M Z.
Church, composed of Msr. Raymond
Chaplin, soprano; Mabel McCalip. con
tralto; W. G. Atherholt, tenor; ]: E
S. Kinsella, bass, under the direction
of Elsie Harvey Weaver, organist
will sing the following Easter music:
Morning, IL a-m--AnthenL Christ
Our Passover (Schilling): tho. Holy
Redeemer' Ckane); anthem, "Hosan n
ma" (Grainer); anthem, "As It Began
to Dawn" (Coombs). Evening. pm
A cantata, The First Easter
(TTilston-Wilson).
At HamIine Methodist Episcopal
Church the music for Easter Sunday
will be: Organ, Easter Prelude
tMalling; quartet, "Hosanna" (Gra-
nier); duet, bass and tenor, THE
Conqueror"' Combs; offertory solo.
soprano. II Know That My Redeemer
Liveth" (HandeD; quartet. with Incl
dental alto solo, I'm the End of the
Sabbath (Speaks Chaffin) organ,
"Alleluia' Loret). Organ recital,
7:45 to 8 p.m--'In Springtime" (Kin-
der) Resurrection Morn tJohn-
ston); cantata, THE Resurrection
and the Life" (Stoughton) organ
postlude, March in D" (Best).
All music is under the direction of Miss
Edith B. Athey, organist and director.
The quartet-Clara Young Brown, So
prano; Kaniah NJ Boteler, contralto :
Clarence P. Lewis, tenor; Douglass
Shaver, bass.
Evening star., 1924-04-19
Greek Archbishop Expresses Gratitude
At Ascension for Episcopalians' Aid

come when there would be actual
union between the two communions
and declared that his heart was filled
with joy and gratitude to God for the
tween the sister churches
At the conclusion of the arch
bishops address, the rector, Rev.
Thomas Worthington Cooke, made a
brief address from the chancel
steps appealing to churchmen to
respond to the appeal of the National
Council of the Episcopal Church on
behalf of the Mother Church of Jeru-
salem and the Ecumenical Patri-
archaic Of Constantinople, impover-
ished by war and oppressed by enc
mics. At the close of the rector's
address. the archbishop, accompanied
by Father Thomas Daniels and two
other Orthodox priests. entered the
sanctuary and recited several prayers
and gave the apostolic benediction in
Greek
Evening star., 1924-04-19
UNITED BRETHREN.

The program of Easter music to-
morrow at the United Brethren
Church, corner North Capitol and R
streets, will be: Morning, anthem.
Now the Earth in Resurrection
Light" from the cantata, Death and
Life" (Harry Rowe Shelley; soprano
solo, open the Gates of the Temple"
Knapp, Mrs. William F. Doyle.
Evening, anthems, Christ Our Pass
over" (Schilling) and Awake Up My
Glory" (Barnby)
Evening star., 1924-04-19
LUTHERAN.

Luther Place Memorial Church mu-
sic for Easter Sunday will be: Early
morning service, o'clock-"Prelude"
(Ashford), anthem, Lift Up Your
Voices" (Gilchristl; postlude, March
Pomposo" tMaxfield). Eleven o'clock
tJohnston); An Easter Hallelujah"
Victory" (Shelley); contralto solo
by Eva Bright; offertory, "Cantilena"
!Goltermfnn1: postlude, "Festal
Prelude, "Jubilate Dec" (Silver); an
them, Great Is Jehovah" (Schubert) I;
soprano solo by Mrs. n. Whiting; bar
itone solo, The Trumpet Shall Sound"
SHandeD, Paul Kvale; oftertory,
"Evensong' (Martin); cantata, Res
direction Morn" (text and music by
Arthur Miller)-Introductio and bar
itone solo, Might, Like a veiI," Paul
kvale: organ solo. "Elegy," Annie
Anstadt; chorus, .Lo. in the Gardens s
Now. Upon the First Day" Miss
Bright; chorus of women's voices,
Thus, the Holy Women; chorus,
Hall. Rosy Light" choir.
The choir director is Ervine j.
Stenson.
The vested choir of Epiphany Lu-
theran Church will sing the follow
ing numbers at the morning service:
Professional, Christ the Lord Is
Risen Today, Alleluia"; opening an
them. Christ Is Risen" (Porter) ;
tenor solo. The First Easter Morn"
IJohn Prindle Scott, sung by Carl
keyser: anthem. THE Resurrection"
tShelley), the solos and obbligato
being sung by Edith Stowell. soprano;
occasional. The Crusaders Hymn"
In the evening special service,
entitled He Is Risen-Go and Tell"
has been prepared by the Sunday
the music incidental to this service.
AT Christ Lutheran Church this
morning the choir will sing the an
them. Christ Now Is Risen" (Lo-
renz); Edna Burbenn, Baltimore So
prano, will sing GranieTs "Hosanna," !"
and III. f. Keyser. organist and direc-
tor viii play, prelude, Easter Glad
ness" (Ashford): ofrertory. Offer
tory tRaD: postlude, "Alleluia,
CHRIST Is Risen" (Spence).
Tuesday evening at o'clock the
chorus of the church, assisted by
Mrs. Raymond Z. Chaplin, soprano;
Harold King, tenor, and J. e. S. Kin
sella, bass, will sing the cantata,
Darkness and Dawn"
At st. Paurs English Lutheran
Church the music tomorrow will be-:
Morning service-"Christ Our Pass
over" tSchilling), "Magdalene" (War-
REM, "Hosanna," soprano solo (Gra-
nner). n). Evening service = Pageant,
The Dawning" (Bayard). And the
Glory Of the Lord" (HandeD. Those
prano: Miss Marion Larner, con-
tralto: Irving Tuller. tenor: ]. Wal
ter Humphrey. bass and director. and
MIS-: I>ockC kincer Davies, organist.
Evening star., 1924-04-19
SERVICES AT EPW0RTH.
Easter Celebration to Start With
Communion at 1880. '-''

Epworth M Z. Church South, 18th
street and North Carolina avenue
northeast Rev. DR.. John Paul Tyler,
pastor, will begin the Easter cele-
bration at 1880 o'clock in the morning
with early communion. At the IL
o'clock service. a number of infants
will be baptized, a class received into
church membership and the pastor
will preach on THE Ever Living
Christ"
Evening star., 1924-04-19
CONGREGATIONAL

At the First Congregational Church
services appropriate to Easter have
been arranged and the music by the
vested chorus choir of sixty voices
| will be a feature.
r. Deane Shure. pianist
will assist Harry Edward Mueller at
| the musical vespers at 4:45 pm. The
artists trio. Viola Abrams, harpist;
Henri Sokolov, violinist, and Richard
Lorleberg. cellist, will also assist. Mr..
Shure, at the piano, and Mr.. Mueller,
| at the organ, will play, for the first
| time in Washington, Mr.. Shure's new
composition, Lyric Washington" as
arranged for piano and organ. The
suite includes the following move
ments: Arlington" The japanese
Cherry Blossoms The Mirror Re
flecting Pool" "Gnomes in Rock
Greek. Park" Potomac Park Boa.
%nn, sSng Dsg on This 10th st5tet
played just as a piano suite. has at
tracted much attention in music
circles.
The other numbers are: Organ,
"Christus Resurrexit" Ravenello)
organ, "Adoraticn'' (Matthews); or
gan. Easter Morn" CMalling); quar-
tet, "Exaltation" (Dickinson); organ
and harp. II Know That My Redeem
er hiyethI HandeD: organ rTri-
Symphonic" Beethoven).
The choir will sing an Easter can
tata at the s o'clock service, Christ
the Victor" by Dudley Buck.
Pleasant congregational Church spe-
cfal Easter music will be given by
the Mount Pleasant Chorus and the
solo quartet under the direction of
Norton M. Little, with Claude Robe
The program follows: Organ pre-
lude, Resurrection Morn tJohn-
ston); bass solo, "Hosanna" (Granier9,
Mr.. Fakler; choruses, Arise, My Soul.
and Sing" "arrenl. "Hallelujah"
(HandeD; organ postlude, "Alleluia
Goret).
There will be no vesper service at
5 o'clock. but instead at s o'clock a
pageant, He is the Son of God" will
be given. The public is invited to
this service.
Special music appropriate for Eas-
ter will be given tomorrow morning
at the Cleveland Park Congregational
Church. A quartet composed of Miss
Ruth Mae Hansford, soprano: Mrs. G..
w. Henning, contralto; z, W. Freund,
tenor, and Capt. E. w. Scott, bass,
will sing This Is the Day" (Cooke)
and 20 Light That Breaks on Yonder
Tomb" Dressler). with a violin OBJ
bligato by Miss Evelyn Scott. Miss
Hansford will sing Awake, Thou that
Sleepest" (Ward StepheUO, and Miss
Scott will play the offertory solo.
Mrs. Page NICK. Etchison, pianist and
director Of music, will play as pre-
lude 81 Know that My Redeemer Liv-
eth" (HandeD. and as posuude his
"Hallelujah Chorus"
Evening star., 1924-04-19
UNITARIAN.

The Easter music at tomorrow
mornings service of All Souls Uni
tartan Church, which will be held in
B. f. keith's Theater. will be given
by Miss Gretchen Hood. soprano; Mrs.
Flora Brylawski, contralto; Louis
Thompson, tenor; Charles Trowbridge
Tittmann, bass; Miss Elsa Raner, vio-
linjst: Richard Lorleberg, cellist, with
Lewis Atwater at the piano. The pro-
gram will include: Vocal QuartetS-
life Eternal" (Clough-Leighter),
10, the Day of Days" Rogers), AL
leluia" Gold Breton caroD. lnstru-
mental trios - ~Andantino" (Wi-
dor), Melody" (Faure), Andante"
Evening star., 1924-04-19

His Cross" L. B. Curtis; chorus,
over the Earth Fell a Darkness
choirs; octet, Now Upon the First
Day; duet, Thy Light Has Come,
Mrs. Dickerson and Mr.. Braxton
chorus, Lead Me Lest I Stray" senior
Love" Lexington Smith: trio, Peace
Be With You" Mrs. Willie Powell,
Mr.. Curtis and Mr.. Washington; So
prano solo, Behold I Stand at the
Door" Mrs. Norah Diuguid; bass solo.
Loves Victory" Mr. Curtis; chorus,
I'VE Shall See Jesus" combined
choirs: soprano solo, Il Will Behold
Him." Mrs. Elizabeth Dickerson
chorus. Rejoice and Be Glad" COM
bined chOirS
Evening star., 1924-04-19
Church Federation to Meet.

Rev. DR.. G. NJ. Diffenderfer presi-
dent of the Washington Federation of
Churches, announces the annual
meeting, next Wednesday at Calvary
Baptist Church at o'clock The
speaker will be Rev. DR.. Oscar r. OIL
son Of Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, Baltimore.
Evening star., 1924-04-19
UNIVERSALIST.

The Easter music at the Church of Our
Father. Universalist. tomorrow at I
am. will be: Organ, "Adagio in A Flat"
(Volcimar). anthem. Jesus Is Risen"
(Schnecker) "Laudate Dominum. !"
choir; anthem. "Alleuia, Christ Is
Risen (Shelley) offertory solo, I'm the
Early Morning (Shelley), sung by Mr..
Matson; postlude, Grand Ofertoire''
(Batiste).
At vespers a pageant by the Sunday
school will be presented at 4 80 o'clock,
Royden J. Dixon, soloist; Mrs Dorothy
H. Baxter. organist; Miss Mildred
Hoover, vioIinist; Milton Granger,
clarinetiSt.
Evening star., 1924-04-19
M. E: SOUTH.

At the morning service tomorrow at
Emory Methodist Episcopal Church
South H. Leroy Lewis will direct the
following: The Fulfillment" and
The Promise" from the New Life"
(Rogers), and "Hosanna" (Granier),
sung by John Ryerson, bass. Miss
Edna C. White is the organist.
At the evening service the Sane
tus.' from st Cecilia Mass" (Gou-
nod), and THE Crucifixion" (Stainer)
will be presented. The assisting So
loists for this service will be Fred
Shaeffer. bass; Irving Beckwith,
tenor; Jules Kicker. tenor, and Leroy
Lewis, baritone,
Charles S. Wepgerd. musical director
of Epworth NJ f. Church South, has
arranged special music for both morn
ing and evening services tomorrow.
The quartet and chorus choir will sing
Franks Christ Is Risen" and Schill-
ings Christ Our Passover" in the
morning; Scott's Christ Is Risen"
and Granier's "Hosanna" in the eve
ming.
Evening star., 1924-04-19

Church of Our Saviour. 18th and
irving streets northeast Easter
music will be: 8 am, prelude for
organ and violin, "Ressurrection
Morn" (Johnston), professional hymn,
Welcome Happy Morning" (Sul-
livan); indroit, Christ. Our Pass
over fChapple): lyric, Gloria Tine -
"Gratia Del" ''Credo" fSimnerl. Of
Evening star., 1924-04-19

At st. Alban's Cathedral Close the
choir under the direction of Miss
Beatrice Seymour Goodwin, will sing
at the IL o'clock service tomorrow
Christ Our Passover (Hodges)
Te Deum in e. (Baumbach); "Jubi-
late CTours): offertory anthem.
They Have Taken Away My Lord
CSta1ner). There is a mixed chorus of
forty voices with solo quartet, Miss
GOODWIN, soprano: Miss Marjorie
lSrodt. contralto; Lawrence Lee, ten
or: Fred Schaefer, bass. Richard Gore
will be at the organ.
Evening star., 1924-04-19

The Easter music at the Park View
Christian Church tomorrow will be in
charge of Mrs. Joseph Woodwork
assistant organist. At the IL am.
service two special numbers will be
sung. MY Redeemer Lives" (Wil-
liams) and HE Is Risen" (Ashford).
, 1924-08-20
Forest Rangers VII.
Help Take Census

According to a statement just issu-
ed by the United States Forest Ser
vice, the members of that organiza-
ton plan to cooperate with Census
Bureau during the coming winter in
the taking of a quinquennial agricult-
ure census. Although removed from
the direct supervision of the Service,
the agriculture lands within and near
the forest are objects of interest to
that organization and it is this fact
which justifies the devoting of the
necessary time during the coming
winter to the collection of the infor-
nation desired. The cooperation of
the Forest Service will not in any way
extend to farms and ranches out
side of the immediate vicinity of the
National Forest.
, 1924-08-20
STATE HIGHWAYS TO
Be OFFICIALLY MARKED

At the July meeting of the State
Highway Commission an agreement
was made with the Rocky Mountain
Motorists, Inc, to furnish the signs
and posts for the complete marking
of the state highways. The highway
department started the marking of
the state highways in 1928 with it,
WI standard style of signs, but ow-
ing to the limited funds for this
work, has been unable to erect suf-
ficient signs to make the marking
system complete.
The Rocky Mountain Motorists,
Inc, is a non-proft organization, f.
nanced and directed by the business
men of the Rocky Mountain region,
having. as its object the development
of the of this region thru
service to the motoring public by uni
form marking of the highways and
distribution of correct maps throug-
out the country.
The new signs will have a white
background and orange border, with
the department triangle in the upper
left hand corner, the route number
and words Wyoming State High
way" The small insignia of the
Rocky Mountain Motorists, Inc, will
appear in the upper right hand cor
er.
Official markers of road and trail
associations may still appear on the
state highways as now erected, or
when approved by the state highway
commission as to design and placing.
The highway department for some
time past has been removing adver-
Using signs from the state highways
and will continue until all such matter
has been entirely removed, and will
not allow such signs to be erected in
the future.