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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
Sunday in the Churches

and 18Th ave. \. y. Rev II. f.
Templeton. pastor. Morning service.
HOO. The Beginning q wisdom.
evening service. 7.10. pals"
Whitman Memorial REV. Row.
land Edwards pastor. The First
Worldly Minister" ~ 100. The
Non stop Plight NJ 5.to.
CONGREGATIONAL
iathrfE and sons day will ~
observed IN several CONGREGATIONAL
churches az follows Prospect. Rev.
Carl II. NeaEls. University. Rev. ".
e. Mason. Mayfiowcr. Judge Everett
Smith. al AZ II am.
CATHOLIC
Liberal Catholic 1000 =, Thomas.
400 Holy Eucharist. sermon. ,Rsy.
Ray wariall. 'HiEh, EnsrgyF TOO,
address. -. Allan" Nr. Wardnli
and Healing service.
MISCELLANEOUS
New Thought Meeting 5000 Ar.
cada sauarr. 100 y. m. 'IltliFious
Indifference" ~ Walter Hall. 200.
open Forum.
Worlds Blblo ColleEv 1923 Ninth
ave. p. m, '@rhe origin Of All
tho Languages in tho World,' Dan.
tel salwt, u. u.
Church Of Psychic Science 5000
Arcade BLDG. Rev. T. Adele Low.
dermllk $40 p IN. service; sac,
messages. iurpifational lecture BY
Rev. Hussncrana.
IIosant Ledge Theosophical So.
ciely-7i7 y. broadway 500. lee.
turo By Mime. MyB Bancroft, My
Impressions Of tho Chinese Mind"
Religious Open Forum, Bliai Aus.
pieces LOG Madison. 100 o. m.
Henry McConaughy will speak on
Cause ~ tho Great Unrest in the
World and Tho Remedy"
Goodwill Mlssion--i2l5 jackson st.
SEQ y. m. Mrs Wing.
v. W. &. A.--vcspcrs. 400 p, M,
Miss T.. A. southmayd viii speak
on Preparedness
Rosicrucian Fellowship -5os Mar.
ion ct. 500 =. IN, devotional ser.
vice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ORPHAN
STARTS ON PAGE l

with him after using the season
ticket NJ. w. Jackson, manager Of
the Capital theater. presented 10
him TO see the show.
Frank Jacobs. The Star photog-
rapher, snapped Ben beside his big
car, and there was n last surprise.
Frank NovnlS. a laborer, Mt 1896
42d ave. ", read about what the
business men were doing for Ben.
81 want TO do something for him.
too" said Frank. so he sent Ben
a beautiful leather bound Bible,
which Ben IS going to keep TIL he
dies.
ITS been the happIest day OF
my life" said Ben, tears struggling
to break thru the smiles. Gee, It's
great. Seattle Is a wonderful town"
And now there's only one thing
lacking. Ben has hopes that some
day soon he viii have not 10 dads.
but Just one daddy, and q home
and mother that have been denied
him for many years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
Music Is Cause of
Suit for Divorce

Warren c. wlloughby does not
appreciate music, Further he az.
tempts TO discourage his wifo's musl.
cal club aspirations and r,bukes
her IN public in comparing her &C.
uyiues on musical programs with
her housework.
That II the basis Of suit for d..
yorce Instituted Saturday By Lucy
5. Willoughby in superior court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
File Information
Charging Forgery

An Information charging forgery
was filed In superior court Satur.
day noon, against Edward stevens,
who IS alleged 10 have passed a
forged check for s45 to r. a. Gel.
scrt, November s, The check bore
tho name or STANLEY Norton"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
STOCKS LET UP
Hectic Pace Slows Down a
Bit; Turnover Less

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.--The 10th
day Of the post.election boom in the
stock market opened today with in.
dications OF slight letup in the
hectic pace OF tho past eight days,
during which an average OF over
100000 shares a day were traded
In on the New York stock exchange.
While tho Same high pressure Of
trading continued yesterday. estab.
fishing new high records in 81 rep.
rcsentntlye stocks. there was a slight
recession In the total turnover, with
l,s3s,o30 shares traded in, aa com.
pared with 2,1S5,4l3 on the previous
day.
In the grain market wheat declined
more than 2 cents and corn and rye
were also under pressure.
Cotton advanced sharply about
$3.50 q bale and in tho foreign ex.
change market sterling, ut si.e4,
reached It's highest since May, 1923.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
COUNTERFEITING
PLOT is Barred
$1,000. 900 Fraud in SAVINGS
Stamps Is Charged by U. S.

CLEVELAND. o. Nov. IE g.
n EoiiarciL l0c8I attorney. was ar-
rCstri today b. William Harper u.
st secret service operative. Do cCn.
necton With What federal Gaoers
saia Was nationwide Ss.Fa2 Gee
o1antcrfeitiuE conspiracy"
rhe warrant oD which Eattartli
WAS arrested charged him with pgs-
scssing. utterins publishing a8,s
rassing counterfeit United States So
Cuhuos-S5 war saving stamps dated
1918.
Zotiareln also Is charged with sell
ms $40 bogus stamps Of ft.soo face
value.
Detective Harper said the attorney
was tusmher % a sang % counter
letters who were flooding the Uulted
states treasury department with
couuttrfeIt stamps
The gang operated IN New York.
Chicago. Pittsburg Cleveland. 81,
Louis and other cities, according 90
the federal ofucers,
The total amount 81 the sWlndle
cannot be definitely established un,
ti the treasury department exam.
ines practically an the redeemed
1918 stamps. but u probably viii
reach 5000 600, Harper declared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
CONVICT 9 FOR
MAIL ROBBERY
ST. Louis Politician Found
Guilty With Rest

QUINCY. III. Nov. i5-wulam
T. c'Dinty'1 Colhcck. 81, Louis poll.
tician and head Of the powerful
E.gRn's rats gang In that city. and
eight OF his associates. were found
guilty OF the t5fis0 Staunton. IN.
mail robbery In May. 1879. hy a jun
IN federal court here today.
Eight % the defendants. including
CoIbeek. were found guilty on four
counts o. the indictment, charging
robbery. assault upon custodians OF
tho mail and possession OF stolen
mail.
Judge Louis Fltzhenry sentenced
each OF tho nine convicted gnnEsters
10 Is years in Leavsnworth peniten.
tiary. He gave the maximum sen
fences on all counts, running from
IS to Is years. but the sentences
run coneurrcntly. Motion for a new
trial was ordered and heard lmme-
diately after the jury report and
the Judge at once denied Il and i'm.
posed sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
DOHGNY LAUDED
Lawyer Says He's Fighting
for Oil Magnate's Honor

los A,fGELEs. Cal. Nov H.
Declaring That be D. fighting for his
clients reputation. rather than for
the fortu1e az stake Frank }. 10
gan, attorney for D. J.. Doheuy. oil
mambts in the government suit
20 break the Fix HIS naval reserve
leases. WIN continue his imprisoned
plea before Federal Judge Paul J..
Mccormick today.
Already the defence counsel has
spent five hours rising 20 eloquent
heights In eulogizinR Dohcny. former
Secretary Of the Interior Albert b.
Fail. aud former Secretary Of the
Navy DENLY o. misunderstood men
whose patriotic motives were mis-.
construed ~ an unFraieful public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
Three Dahlbys at
Dad-Son Meeting

The Dahiby family was well rep,
resented az the Fatherand Son week
meeting OF the Ballard Eagles lodge
Friday night First. there was 20.
yoar.old John ~. Dahlby. father.
and his son Henry, tho mayors sec.
Rotary. ia the capacity OF son. Then
there was Henry Dnhlby, In the ca.
pacity or father and the representa-.
tive Of the Third generation, Clayton
Dah.by. years Old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
Cub Bear Causes
Trouble-Jailed

PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. ia cub
bear about eight months old caused
considerable excitement last night on
the east side and police were sum.
moned to capture the animal in a
tree.
Instead OF finding him TO be Wild
bruin from the mountains. however.
police found collar with a broken
chain attached. They booked the
animal for vagrancy and are now
looking for his owner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
JUDGE TRAINS
DAUGHTER AS
REAL LAWYER

CHICAGO. IT,. Nov H. Judge
bernard Baraza D. training his daurh
ter in tho matter u law. even N she
doesn't intend 70 use u for better
purpose than 10 get married uni stay
that way,
Tho daughter. kathryn. has not
wholly decided that that IL What she
VIII DO with her law education, but
then she's pretty and a., and
shouldn't be expected 90 decide, her
father says.
She u ono % the three law students
AZ be Paw university this year
When nhs completes her schooling
Judge Hhraba wishes % retire from
tho bench and form "a partnership
he has been on the bench here eight
years,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
Steck to Contest
Brookhart Victory

DIES MONIES. Ia. NOV. H.
Daniel steck defeated democratic
candidate for United States senator
In the recent election against Smith
w Brookhsrt. today announced his
intention 10 contest the election in
order that tho "will OF tho cleo
tornto OF Iowa IN carried out"
This decision came, following a
conference with democratic leaders
hero this morning ana viii result
In tho United states senate decid.
ing the winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
To Lecture Sunday
on Causes of War

John G. Kennedy win lecture on
The Responsibility for tho World
War IN the Light Of Recently Pub.
lishcd Archives and Documents OF
tho German and Russian Foreign
Offices here Sunday evening. Tho
long titled address win be given at
a meeting OF tho Seattle labor col,
lrEe at the Labor Temple al s p. m.
II Is open 10 the pubic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
WILL CONFER ON
REFORESTATION
Convention on Subject win
Be Held Here Friday

A IrfuEtslaiIgu conference Co
discuss thH problem ot' growing rssa
On che states thousands Of aerra
n l9Eredpff lands Viii be held az
ihe Chamber 0f Commerce neat
Friday tbs Convention ~ the
fourth annual state forestry con
ference
}, y. Donovan. Or Hl1tlelIu1no-
san Lumber CO. wII preside ~
the meeting Hugo WluEsuwrrirr.
N tho school ~ forestry a. The uni-
Fruiiy. o. chairman ~ ths confer
rurr committee
The refarrsiati1n problem vIII b.
discussed from 40 angles by SD
Ing authorities n the aflds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
Hunters Will Seek
Game in Indo-China

seeking the prehistoric ancestors
% tho Cow who Jumped over tho
MOON" Harold a. white. big game
hunter of New York. and Warren
Van Slyks. New York attorney. viii
ruil Tor French indo-China on the
President jefferson Sunday
Tho Wild oxen. they state. are
found IN the province Of Loas. which
n n paradise for the hunter and
explorer. This province Is inhabit-
"a BY half savage people known
as Mois from which the Moros of
tho Philippines are supposed 10 be
direct descendants, 4 camera man
viii Join the hunters 20 make photo
graphs OF the customs Of the people
and the animal llte for the American
museum uf natural history.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
81 Counts in Suit
to Recover Claims

ing ca separate causes OF action in
an effort 70 collect s23,Gs953 from
the Seattle firm Of Peterson, Rovis
& Bush, has been instituted in su.
perior court by the Erie Rubber cor.
poralon's receivers.
The Eastern tire company sets
forth claims Of trade acceptances
and sale Of consigned tire stocks
for which it alleges no seattlement
has ever been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
Watson Begins Battle
for Early Bride Trial
Attorney Moves for Separate Trial of ex-
Detective in Bon Marche Case

Doss WATSON. former city dc.
IL tectlye, Saturday morning plan.
ned TO begin his fight for speedy
trial on charges OF aiding in tho
$4,000 Bon Marchs holdup. a mo.
ton WAS 10 be filed in superior
court asking that Watson 10 tried
separately from six co-defendants in
the case.
The motion win como before su.
perior Judge Mitchell Gillian. Tues.
day morning for hearing.
George II. Crandall. Watsou's at.
torney. says that Deputy Prosecutor
Ross promised an early trial Of the
case, but that since then no an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15

nounccd tho trial will not come un.
I'll lats IN December.
Crandall sayH Watson has import.
ant witnesses. who WIN 10 ready
to testify about Nov. 20. Tho other
defendants can not be ready that
early. their attorneys say. 4 sop,
aruto trial FOR Watson viii not
jeopardlzo the rights OF others,
Crandall asserts IN his motion.
The other defendants arc Former
Patrolman Joe o. Neal and his wife.
Mrs. Mary Neal; Ed Fasick and his
wife. Mrs. Ester Fusick; J. VI.
Dooley and Norris Lockwood. Lock.
wood has confessed and "a Endorsed
as n witness against Watson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
Police Discredit
Story of Holdup

a 81 GtIin8. 1919 old FIfth ave,
told the police Friday night that
De- had been held up in hlH home
~ three men, armed. who searched
both Gcliua and bis companion.
Sam boulsy 77it s3th ave =. and
took only "a watch from pooley
The police after an Investigation
dihcrsditrd tho story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
Food Display to Be
in Masonic Temple

Chefs and assistants OF Washing.
ton, oregon and British Columbia
viii hold their culinary display
November 20 in the Masonic temple,
Pine and Harvard, instead OF tho
Moose temple, as originally an.
nouneed. The exhibit is under aus.
pieces Of local union No. 90, aud In.
cludes a dance and entertainment
as well as tho food display.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
BILLY" Sunday Solves
Robberies Unwittingly

EEl fu1 women come n fUrU
TRUSTED sHEIaTar ~ Ee amrr
can IsalEHT EEurrs 90. Hrra
Ia custody HH ne strength ~ Ffr
arafsmsHt Considerable af tHf
Boot was recovered too
Billy Eaa invited m come
down and Inspect b. AM Ief1rr
De- lsn. the detective promised
him rHsy would attend one ~ fle
mrHfIurH. They DID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
P|MPLES ON
FACE AND NECK
Festered and Itched.
Cuticura Healed.

- had skin trouble for a good
many years. Il started in with real
small pimples which later grew
larger and festeTed, and affected my
face and neck. They iiehed a great
deal and los, some sleep on ae-
count Of the irritation My face was
badly dishgured.
! uied several other remedies
bu, they all failed. / began using
cutieuIa Soap and ointmen, and
they helped me, and after using
four cakes Of Cu,icura Soap and two
boxes Of Cutieura Oin,men, / was
healed" tSignedl Miss Ethel Max
well, Manvilie, Wyo., Aprilii, 1924.
cudeurs Soap, Ointment ard Tai
cum are ideal for daily toilet uses.
b.nplu fr,s " N,n. Aa4rsss -cu,isrr, LATER.
sss5i.,, psri \, nsle,a ~, h.ss" Sea every,
shgrs Soap &c. Olntrssri - and tnc Isleura .ts.
41x Try our new Shaving Stick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
No Revolt on Foot
in Italy, Says Rome

ROME. Nov Report Of move.
msnta of troops and ba,ielShlps 20
the frontiers AFRO absolutely without
any foundation, whatever" said an
official statement Issued 20 the Unit
"a Press BY the Italian foreign office
today
Government officials expressed re-
Eret at tho dissemination Of highly
.coiorrd and imaginative accounts Of
Italys preparations 10 meet a revolt
which were circulated Thursday
night from foreign sources.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
SPIRITUAL

Spiritual Science Church Of Amer.
lea. 1881 First ave- p. m, open
forum, what Is Friendship" Z,
supper: s, sermon.
Sacred New World College OF spir.
itualism, Carpenters hall. 1920
Fourth avc.--s p. m, temple service,
~ Rag. Bone, a Hank o. Hnir--ls
This spirit?" DR.. Arthur Edward
Leighton
Church of Spiritual Light, 3422Is
Fremont ave Hattie Il. Minenr,
leader $50. evening service. 7,45.
trance lecture by Rev Bertha Wat.
son.
University First Christian Spirit.
ualist, 1850 18th ave. N. h Rev. G.
George r. Grant, u. D.. will lecture
Mt 7:45 p. IN. on "Dnnto's inferno:
p. M, message service and healing.
Church Of Spiritual Science. A. O.
L. w. Temple, open forum. Roy.
Leo Gilmore; 4:3O, circles; g. lecture.
The Peoples Cod" Roy. RosalIc
Knowles,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
$39,053 Spent to
Beat Ore. Tax Law

SALEM, Ore, Nov ia total OF
s3s,053.28 was expended by c. c.
Chapman in behalf Of the repeal Of
the state income tax law, according
to report filed by him with Score.
tary Of State Kozer.
Contributions amounted 70 s3s,.
1876. leaving a deficit OF Ss25.es.
OF 1881 contributors, 1,147, or CT
per cent. were from outside Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
Wild Geese Cripple
Power Line Circuit

PENDLETON, Orc, Nov. 15.--For
the second time within a week the
power limo from Pendleton to Pilot
Rock was put out Of commission
when Wild geese flew against the
line. causing a short circuit.
Two OF the geese were Killed and
feathers were scattered about near
the scene OF the trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
CETANI TO RESIGN

WASHINGTON. New l5.-Pnncr
Golasi1 Crlani. Italian ambassador.
viii give up bis post and return 10
italy on January o. be said on leay.
ms tho White House today after
calling on President Coolidge, 40
successor has yet been appointed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
RESTAURANT HELD UP

PORTLAND, ore. Nov. 10
Rushing into restaurant Mt No.
213 Third st., early this morning,
n lone, unmarked bandit held up
George Paulovs, tho proprietor, and
escaped with $50 taken from tho
Cnsh rcgistcr..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
REPTI.SE WAHiBIS

CAIRO, Nov. i5.--The Wahabls,
who captured Mecca. have severely
ropulsed nm expedition sent from
Jeddahy by tho HedJazinn ruler.
Az for tho purpose OF retaBing
the holy city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
ZAP IL EXECUTED

TOKYO. Nov. lb.-paisuke Nam.
bo, the Japanese socialist. who at
tempted 10 aSsasrlnnte the crown
prince. Hirohiio. IN December, 1928,
was executed az s a. m. today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
40 Are Missing in
Steamship Blast

ilELSiSGFOHS Nov. I5.-Foriy
out Of 6 passengers Of a Finnish
coastal steamer wcrc missing today
following On explosion while tho
vessel was In kotka hHrbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15

water win also be shut on
Monday. from n, m. 20 .
p. m. on Prospect q. from Sec.
ond ave. ~ 70 Fourth ave. ~
and on Fourth ave. n. from
Wand TO Prospect SITS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
TO NLNDINOSTOk

MOSCOW, Nov. To- Direct train
service between Paris and Vladivos.
tok win be established soon, the
Russian government announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
YES, wendell, hill
PR0WLING' NOWADAYS
Is SUSPICIOUS ACT

CLoTHED in a bearskin rug
" and armed with a club, pre-.
historic man was fond OF roam.
ing the dlnosaur.lnfested hills at
night when the spirit OF restless.
ness seized him.
But In these modern days OF
walk.upstairs-and-snvc.1iO suits,
and crossword puzzles, man still
walks tho hills. only he's apt TO
get pinched.
Wendell seablom. 20, loves 20
roam the Capitol Hill district at
night. ho told tho police Friday
night. The cops called II "prowi.
ing and put him in Jail on an
open charge. Wendell has been In
before for "prowling tho hills"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
LUTHERAN


st. Johns Danish Lutheran Mis-.
sion-2ith ave. and r.. Spruce ST.
Rev. Alfred II. Soronson. pastor.
Sunday school, 400 p. m; worship
at 500 p. IN. DANISH; Fellowship
supper Mt goo; illustrated lecture
on Martin Luther Mt 500.
Green Lake Bethany Lutheran
Rov. o. II. Hanson, pastor Sunday
school at ga5; services ut HOO n.
m. and 500 y. m, Evening service
In English.
Hope Luthcran-i2nd ave. s. w.
and Oregon IT., Rev Oscar Kors.
meyer. pastor Sunday school Mt
g:i5 and church service AZ 1900.
PRESBYTERIAN
University Presbyterlan--i7th ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
SEEK HIGHERUPS
IN BOOZE RING
Wealthy San Franciscan Is
Held in Coast Rum Probe

SAN FRANCISCO. Noy. Is
Arrests ~ the men higher u1' be-
urNcl responsible Tor engineering the
aIirEvi plot DO flood California with
Canadian whisky were promised o..
day b. federal investigating ofu
eials
Vincent QuaTtaTaro. wealthy San
Franciscan, president 70 thc Royal
Finance company. ami % tba 80
hrmian Cocktail company az San
traneirea. bias been arrested aud ff
leased under $1,000 bond. charged
with being a financial agent % ths
amuEglinE Interests
Another Important development ~
the Investigation was the request by
the retiring grand jury % remain ln
session another week 20 complete
work it has started This jury has
refused 70 make public a general
statement o. The liquor smuggling
situation which had been requested
by Federal judrv Partridge
AMERICAN REFUGE
IL CANADA
Agents o. The department o. ius.
t'co scattered thruout the coastal
area serving notices % indictment
upon the SIS men and one woman
charged with being involved On a
smuEEling plot have reported many
supposed Canadians under indictment
actually are American citizens who
took refuge in British Columbia "af,
Ter Volrttad"
The case Or D. n. Anderson. promi.
nsut Vancouver D e. attorney. lu.
iicied Tor completely 90 violate tho
I prohibition law. and the demand by
owners n the QuldA Cor rtrict az.
counting n her cargo, Arc the chief
weapons la the hands n The defend
anis. federal officials admitted
Gavin McNab, AndrFaon'a San
! Francisco counsel. has taken he caas
% tho state iiar association and "a
Washington. and Auirrson'H friend,
ia Vancouver are reported 20 have
lodged complaints with tho Canadian
government az Ottawa and with The
/ London foreign office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
BAPTIST

Second Swedish. goth ave. y. W.
and ". Gsrd 81 Rev. Eric ~ Lind.
holm. g45, 4. s.. II. prayer. led BY
deacons: $40. young peoples meet.
ing: $50. Swedish preaching by l..
Arlauder,
First Swedish, Ninth and Pine
Rev. Emil Friborg. ei5, 3, s.. II.
services. $50, u. Y. +. T.; $50, sery.
ices in swedish.
Dunlap Rev +. 4. Klein. II. -
Great Price In tho Sight Of Cod;
I3O. Tho Doom OF Sin and the sin.
ucr."
Fremont. III n. S6th-Rev. Ebert
II. Hicks. 94j, S. s.; II. Tho Chal.
lonEo OF the Christ. 1880, Gods
Call for Decision"
Bethany, Rev Antrim II. Nickel.
II. "Tho Prcciousness OF Christ
1880, The Traditions VIZ. tho Truth
About Christ tho Redeemer."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-15
EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL
saint Michael's Chapel Of Saint
Marks Parish North sixth ~. aud
John Il, Church school nt Zoo p. ia.
saint Marks Episcopal Church
Harvard and spring o. Holy com.
munion a. 500 n, m; church school
az $50 a. m. morning prayer and
sermon az 100 ~ Rev Or n, N.
Gowcn Young Peoples Service
league az 6ij .. m. Evening prayer
and sermon AZ 71p. sermon ~ Rev,
Chester A. Taylor
Churrh Of tho Epiphany 5sth
ave. and y Denny way Hsv. Har.
old g.. HlsnncsEy. 500, Holy com.
munion s4s. Junior service and
church school lessons. 1900. morn.
Ing prayer hni sermon, steward
ship 73o, evening prayer with
Junior cho4r
NJ. Johns Mission, Kirkland -
Rev. Harold q Hennstsy, 400, sun.
day school. 400. evening prayer
and sermon
AAAHAA hNhfhAf - - ff"Ha
and James Rev William H. Bliss,
rector. Holy communion. 500 a.
m: sunday school. with adult Bibla
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ward ave, and Seneca at Services
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