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fall to pieces! It Is different from the Collins wooden house, ,>you see!"
 "Yes!" Raggedy Andy agreed, "Ws would not care to, break Mrs. Cookies house to pieces, for then we would be as we are now, for the Cookie people would not have a house at all! What we must try and plan. Is ( way to get Mister Hookie out iof. the house, so. that we can get in!"
 Then" said the Howloon, "I shall run back to Hookie's shed and bring the long iron bar and in two min- utes I can punch down the candy door and we can rush in and capture Hookie!'
 a Everyone thought. this was Q good idea. so the HowlooR ran away through the woods.
 x we can easily make another candy doori can't we, Mrs. Cooker
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FROM THE WISE

7 Lost-Yesterdsy. between sunrise and sunset. two golden hours, each set with 60 diamond. minutes. No re- ward offered. for they are lost for ever.-Anonymous. esotistic, The whole of his power depends upon his losing sight of his own existence.-John Ruskfn. .4
 There are only two political par- ties, honest people and the others Maurice Barres.
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/. As result of studies recently completed, American history can now be traced back 800 years before the time of Christ.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
100000 WORKERS IDLE
Shipbuilders Lockout Order Goes Into
Effect Throughout England.
BY the Associated Press.

London, April 12.-About 100000
shipyard workers throughout Great
Britain are locked out today in conse-
quence of the failure of the striking
members of their unions in Southamp-
ton to resume work yesterday in con-
formity with the ultimatum of the ship
building employers federation.
The lockout is imperative only at
Southampton where the yards are be-
ing kent open for the return of those
men willing to 90 back to work. When
ever the Southampton members of any
of the fifteen unions involved resume
labor the lockout against their fellow
members in other yards will he with
drawn. the employers declared. The
union officials appealed TO the owners
last night to defer the measure. but
the employers contended they had no
alternative.
Reports from Southampton state
that when the Mauritania was taken
out for Cherbourg yesterda::- a num-
Der of skilled British workers We're
aboard her. having. with the assistance
of the employers. lodged the strikers
pickcts. Enough of these mechanics
are aboard, it is said. to perform all
the important repair work on the liner.
and only the unskilled part will be
done by the French workers at Cher
bOurg,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
RAP FEDERAL REGIME
Score "Shortsightehness and EXtraya-
CANT False Economy Policy"

Kansas City. April t2.-The fed
eral government was scored for short
sightedness and an extravagant policy
of false economy by speakers at yes
terday's session Of the Missouri River
Improvement Conference meeting
here.
The congressional practice of max
ing piecemeal appropriations" for de-
velopment of the great inland water
ways was declared already to have
caused the loss of millions of dollars.
Mai. G. c. Gee, Kansas City, of
the United States army corps of en-
gineers. was the chief assailant of the
federal wastefulness in river work.
I'VE have had to sit idle and watch
our boats rot for want of paint; we
have see nthe revetments we put in
break up and wash out because We
have had no funds with which 10
maintain them," he said. This prac-
tice on the part of the government
has been false economy"
Major Gee said completion OF the
Missouri river channel now would cost
the full total of the estimate in IT,,
plus the S10,000,000 spent on the
stream in the interval.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
Baptist

Beacon Hill Baptist. Fredericksburs
road at West Ashby: Melvin C. Edison,
pastor. reaching II and 1880 by the
pastor: Sunday school 9:f5. j. =. smith
superintendent: b. Y. p. U. $3.50. j. w.
Frazier. director; teachers meeting :SV
at s o'clock.
Calvary Baptist. North Pine at Hays;
W. w. Lee, pastor. Sunday school 9:f5
preaching IL and o'clock by the pas
tor: b. Y. p. U. = o'clock; bsptizing
after the evening service; teachers meet
ling silver tea from TO O'clock at
the new home of the pastor. lie Hays
street, under the auspices of the w
NJ. U. Morning sermon topic, "A Pa
thetic Call From the Dark"
Broadway Baptist. meeting in the
ing o'clock by Rev. J. S. Henderson
Prospect Hill Baptist. Buena Vista al
San Jacinto; Hulen r. Carroll, pastor
Sunday school 9:45; preaching IL and
7:45 by the pastor; special music at both
hours: all B. Y. p. us 6:45; prayer
meeting o'clock wednesday; ..oo
Riverside Park Baptist Church, 5000
South ,Presa: T. v. Herndon, pastor
Sunday school. s:45. w. W. Rollins, sup
erintendent; all B. Y. p. US. $3.50;
preaching. IL and 7:45. with w. w. Mel
ton Of Waco holding revival service;
services. 7:i5 every evening; large cho-
rus choir. with II. w. McDade, soloist.
Central Baptist Church. 31S johnson
street. one block off South Flores street;
Walter T. Davis, pastor. Preaching. IL
and s o'clock: sunday school, 9;fs'
Richard Brown, superintendent; b. \.
'P. U. meetings, 6:i5. r. B. Bryan. presi-
dent: circle meetings Monday afternoon
special program Tuesday night; Mrs. G..
r. Boatner, president W. NJ. s. and Lay
mems Union. .'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
FARMER, KILLED BY
WOMAN, UNWITTINGLY
DUG HIS OWN GRAVE
Housekeeper Confesses She
Shot Him and Hacked
Body With Axe.

killingworth. Conn, April a.
Charles +. Blair. farmer and raiser OF
poultry on his farm in remote sec.
ton of this town, whose body was
found Friday in hole where Mrs.
johanna Tell, his housekeeper, had said
she buried it. unconsciously dug his
own grave. In the hole 60 feet from
the house. under an apple tree, made
by Blair TO bury night-soil. the body
was unearthed by two state officers
who had dug there as one of the ways
taken to check up statements made by
Mrs. Bell to the police in New York
City Thursday in voluntary confes.
sion of having committed the homicide.
The bdoy was lying face downward
and on the head was stone which
in weight was about all one man
could lift. Over the body had been
shoveled nightsoil, fertilizer, tin cans
and other rubbish and the surface
smoothed off with earth. Brush had
been scattered over the spot.
A 40 caliber bullet hole was found
in Blair's temple and there were four
gashes across the throat made appar.
emily by an axe.
Mrs. Tell. in her confession. said
she shot Blair and afterwards hacked
ut him with an axe to make sure tina.
he was dead. Two places on the head
showed where the skull had been
crushed probably by blows from the
axe butt.
There was scarcely a clue to the
killing of Blair 10 be found in the
house. Mrs. Tell had said that she
carefully washed up all bloodstains.
Only in the cellarway was there a
blood stain.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
ASSURED BIG DIVIDEND
Witness in Mari Fraud Trial Says
1000 Per Cent Promised.

Texarkana, Tex, April 12.-Further
testimony in the trial of Morton How
ard (Pat) Mari. FL Dorado oil oper-
ator, charged with misuse of the mails,
will be presented il. federal district
court here today. The government
yesterday introduced evidence in sup
port of its charge that Mari did not
fulfill promises he had made in adj
vertisements alleged TO have been sent
through the mails.
Several witnesses testified that they
had been induced by Mars advertise
nents TO invest in his company, but
the returns did not meet their ex-
pectations of big dividends. Some of
them testified that although Mars
letters and advertisements had prom
ised them 400 per cent and possibly
1000 per cent" dividends, they re-
ceivcd in return from their invest
ments "oDly 100 per cent" G. X.
Calhoun. of Victor. Colo, testified that
he invested $3.50 and received only
$3.50,
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Christian

Prospect Hill Christian. North Sabinas
at West Travis. Bible school 9:45, morn
ing service IL o'clock.
Government Hill Christian. Sandmeyer
street: c. r. Cogswell. pastor. Bible
school s:3o, j. E. Harris. superintendent:
communion. 1915; preaching IL and
o'clock; Christian EndeaYor I o'clock;
prayer meeting s o'clock Wednesday.
Morning sermon topic. administering
the Lords share" and evening. "Livins
With Oneself"
Central Christian. Main at San Pedro
avenues; Hugh Mcclellan, minister. Ser
vices IL and o'clock. Sunday school
$3.50: Endeavor society o'clock. Morn
ing sermon topic. Things That Make
for Peace and evening. Forms of In
fidelity"
San Fernando Christian. Church. Har-
riman street, opposite Collins Garden
school, J. X. Pedrick, pastor-evangelist.
Bible school. $3.50. s. W. Hale, super
intendent: communion and sermon. IL
o'clock: preaching. 7:i5: Y. P. S. c. E..
6:i5: prayer meeting and teachers coun-
ell. 7:f5 Wednesday; Christian Helpers,
$3.50 Thursday: Miss Lorraine Ford, pres
idont Christian Endeavor.
South Side Christian Church. Dunning
at South Presa streets; Patrick Henry.
minister. Bible school. $3.50, Will Ortiz,
superintendent; mems Bible class, $3.50.
Claud McCauly. teacher; womens Bible
class. Mrs. Myrtle, Cross. teacher; serv-
ices, IL and 8 o'clock.
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ASK ROTARY'S HELP
Main Avenue Students Tell Plan TO
Build HOfstetter Gymnasium.

Albert Hartman. president of the
senior class of Main avenue high
school. and W. X. Beaunier. chair
main OF the central committee for the
school. were present at the Rotary
club luncheon held in the Guntcr ho-
tel Friday at noon TO present plan
TO the business men Of San Antonio to
raise funds for the erection of the
memorial gymnasium for Fred Hof-
stetter, deceased principal of the
school,
Professor Hofstetter was promi-
nent member of the San Antonio Ro-
tary club. The club has pledged TO
help in securing the memorial build
ing for its brother member.
They stated in their talks that the
drive for the money will begin on
May 5. When the funds have been
raised work will be started on some
site chosen by the San Antonio school
board.
The election of Harry III. Rogers
as district governor of Rotary was
also celebrated at the meeting. He
was elected to this office in the thir-
teenth district at the meeting held
in Wichita Falls last week.
Ted Kudlicki and Edward Gondeck
of the Twelfth and Fifteenth Field
Artillery played several selections on
their comets
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Church of Christ

Grove avenue Church of Christ. 11s
Grove avenue; W. D.. Bills, minister.
Bible school 9:i5: preaching and wor-
ship IL o'clock; preaching 7:45: mid
week meeting 1ii5 Wednesday: Ladies'
Bible class 1880 Thursday; special song
service 7:i5 Friday. Morning topic THE
Precious Blood Of Christ" and evening.
The Origin, Mission and Destiny of An
gels"
Government Hill Church Of Christ. Ma
SON at New Braunfels avenue; c. J.
Massey. minister. Bible school. $40;
preaching IL and 7:i5:
Denver Heights Church OF Christ. 40l
Porter street; Foy Z. Wallace. minister.
Bible study 9.i5; preaching IL and f:l5
young peoples meeting $3.50; children's
drill. e:45; prayer meeting 7.45 Friday.
Beacon Hill Church OF Christ. Grant
at Magnolia avenues; T. W. Phillips.
minister. Preaching IL and 7:i5: Bible
evening; Bible drill O'clock; Lord S
Supper after. the Sunday sermon.
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Presbyterian

First United Presbyterian. ogden a
East Locust: Rev. s. @. Huey. pastor
Sabbath school, e:i5; worship. II and
O'Clock: intermediate Christian EndcaVo'
6:15: Christian Endeayor. o'clocl,
Junior Christian Endeavor. 800 Wed
nesday: morning sermon. topic. "A Ioob
ct the CrucifIcd one" and evening, The
Sins That Crucified Jesus"
West End Presbyterian. zarzamora
street at waverly avenue; d. j.. Kirk
ratrick. pastor. Sunday school, $3.50
Max W. Amann, acting superintendent
christian Endeavor. o'clock; preach
ing, 1895 and 8 O'Clock: no prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening on account OF
revival services in the Methodist ts s.g,,i
nacle: Sunday morning topic, Ihe
Church and Five OF Her Greatest Prin-
ciples" and evening, ION Our LORD
High Priestly Prayer"
Beacon Hill Presbyterian, Utica at
Michigan: Chaplain J. Stuart Pearce'
nastor, sunday school. $3.50: preaching.
IL and 7:45 by the pastor; Junior Chris
tian Endeavor. o'clock and other so
cisties, 6:45; regular monthly session. 5
o'clock Monday: prayer meeting, 1850
Wednesday; junioE> choir practice. 7'iS
Thursday: Roy Scouts. 1:iJ Friday.
Westminster Presbyterian. Garden at
King william: Rev. ]. leighton Green.
pastor. Sunday school. $3.50. II. &. Full
ierton. superintendent; pres ching. II ana
7:i5 by the pastor: Christian Endeavor'
b.fos nlu-Ntth prayer cSA'iNef C~'NN'N
Wednesday.
Crestholme Presbyterian. Hermitage
court at Gross avenue; Rev. j. W. H9r-
rison, minister: Sunday school, 9:iS,
+. NJ Dotson superintendent; preaching,
II and T:i5; mid-week church night.
7:i5.
Glvens street Presbyterian; Rev. J.
w. Harrison. minister. Sunday SCHOOL
9:i5, Prof. c. J.. Tallman, superintend-
emit; preaching. 7:45 every Thursday.
Madison Square Presbyterian. Camden
street at Lexington avenue; Asher Har-
Ian Brand. minister. Bible school. $3.50;
junior Christian Endeavor. 5:l5; inter
mediate and senior. $50; Y. p. 5. g. f.,
6:15; church night. 6:4S Wednesday;
prea ching. II and 7:45 sunday; morning
sopic. Arise. Go Into the City" and
evening. Honor Thy Father and Thy
Mother"
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian: Rev.
Edgar Hubbard. minister. sunday school
pas. f. II. Trick. superintendent; junior
Christian Endeavor. . o'clock: senior
and intermediate Christian Endeavor,
;:s5: Bible study and prayer service,
o'clock wednesday; choir rehearsal. 1850
Thursday; worship and chalk talks. II
and O'Clock Sunday with Mrs. Miller,
the chalk talk artist, presenting her
pictures at the Sunday school and both
church services.
Alamo Heights United Presbyterian,
Townsend at Abiso avenue; Rev. Il. 7.
NJ. McGnl. pastor. Sabbath school. 9:fS'
public worship, II and S o'clock; Junior
League. 2:30; Y. p. s. E., o'clock.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
STOP KLUXER MEETING
Police Halt South Pennsylvania Khan
Demonstration.

Pottstown, Pa, April Estate po-
lice halted demonstration of the ,ku
Klux Klan here last night. scatter
ing a crowd of more than 1000 per-
sons in civilian clothes and ordering
about 500 masked klansmen to dis
perse.
The demonstration was to have been
one of the largest ever held in South
east Pennsylvania. Roads leading to
the borough were crowded with auto
mobiles bringing hooded figures to the
field where a speakers stand and a
large oil-soaked cross had been
erected.
The state police yesterday afternoon
notified county officials they would
not permit the demonstration TO go
on and prepared for action. Just as
the cross was TO be lighted the troop
ers walked through the circle of khan
watchers and ordered the leaders to
clear the field.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
MARSTON'S PRESENCE !:
IN OPEN MAY AFFECT
BOBBY JONES' CHANCE
Philadelphian's Competitive
Temperament Must Be
Reckoned With. ;
BY LAWRENCE PERRY

Copyright. 1924. BY The \. A. Light.
New York, April 12.-Bobby Jones'
chances of winning the coming ma.
tional open championship is a prevail
ing topic of conversation among golf
ers these days since Max Marston's
announcement that he would be
candidate for honors in the great
pro" tourney.
On the basis of pure golfing ability,
Marston's chances are not rega rded as
bright, but, on the other hand, his
competitive temperament is q very inn
portant element that will have to be
reckoned with.
In other words, Marston has the
faculty. evidently, of bracing up his
game TO meet any demands an oppo-
nent makes.
As for Bobby Jones. he is regarded
as approximating more closely the
British idea of real golfer than any
American amateur playing the game.
Bobby has never had a really bad
round in the national open. And his
upward progress has been consistent.
When he first played in this tourney
he finished eighth. Next time he was
fourth. The third time he was rum
ner-up TO Sarazen and last year he
tied Bobby Cruikshank and beat the
Shackamaxon star in the play-off.
Whether or not Jones will repeat
depends upon many clements, but the
fact remains that no golfer in the
country. amateur or pro. equals him
in medal play. What does this mean
as reflecting Jones character as I
player? 1t means superbly scien-
tific temperament. a prevailing ten-
dency to adjust all things to the ulti-
mate end.
Medal play as compared TO math
play might find analogy in the rels-
ton long distance running bears to
the spirits. The match golfer solves
problem at every hole and takes
chances to win one that he never
would dare take were the match q
penalty of from six to nine strokes
total whereas such disaster in match
play would cost but the hole in ques-
ton.
Players in medal games often maks
great regulations for coming from be-
bird and winning. but the writer has
often wondered whether or not this
was more due to the man in front
cracking. You have five up on man
and one or two holes more TO win AMI
the strain in winning those few holes
necessary for victory increases cumd-
Iatiyely.
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Evangelical


Freidens Evangelical. Main avenue at
East Elmira street; Rev. Joseph Polster.
pastor. Sunday school 9:l5 with an
adult Bible class session at the same
hour. Miss Alvina Frick. superintendent:
English confirmation service 1o:45 no
evening service; choir rehearsal at s
o'clock Tuesday. Mems Society 8 o'clock
Monday in the Sunday school room; Ger
man Good Friday service 10 o'clock with
holy communion: Ladies' Aid Society .
o'clock Thursday in the Sunday school
room.
First Evangelical. Nolan at Muncey;
w. F. ungerer. minister. Beginning of
series Of Passion Week services at
1o:45 Sunday on the subject. The March
Of Triumph at s o'clock. His Face
Set Toward jerusalem choir under the
direction Of a. 4. simpson. will sing
"Hosanna in the Highest" in the morn
ing by Ira d. Wilson and Praise the
Lord by Charles II. Gabriel. in the
evening. Mrs. Pitts will sing 8 soprano
solo, Palm Branches" by J. Faure, at
the morning service, Decision day OBJ
servanee $3.50 by the Sunday school.
Prof. c. A. Arnold. superintendent; junior
Christian Endeavor 1850; intermediate
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||NCLA|R FILES.
| DEMURRER TO.
|ENATE CHARGE.
|eclares Upper House Act.
ed Without Authority
in Contempt Case.
|NSWERS INDICTMENT
hallenges, on Technical
Grounds, Present SEN
ate's Organization.

Washington. ID. C.. April 12.-Thc
.thority of the Senate to ask him
4 questions which resulted in con-
'npt proceedings against him, was
lacked by Harry +. Sinclair today
a demurrer filed here in answer
his contempt indictment.
The demurrer followed in the main
i legal contentious. advanced by the
hclair lawyers when the oil magnate
II lessee OF Teapot Dome last APP
bred before the Senate oil commit
and refused to reply to long
ling of questions on the ground that
\ Investigators were without au-
Prity and that his evidence should
K reserved for the courts.
Sinclair pleaded not guilty to the
htempt charge Immediately after the
fictment was returned two weeks
b. The proceedings are entirely
parate from the grand jury investi-
lion of the naval oil leasing pro-
Inn itself which will begin before
Ebther grand iury here next week.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-12
Lutheran

Mount Calvary Evangelical Lutheran,
Missouri synod. Jones at West Jose
phine; r. W. Lobeck. pastor. Sunday
school. $3.50: services. 1880 and 1880;
communion in evening service.
Grace English Evangelical Lutheran,
Avenue Z at Fifth street; Rev. Paul j..
Helm, pastor. Palm sunday. sunday
school. $3.50; confirmation service. II
O'Clock with 81 Junior catechumens con-
firmed: Luther League, $3.50: evening
service, 1870; Reunion or classes con-
firmed in Grace Church; Luther noon
day Lenten service. 1915 Wednesday at
the Empire Theater: Sacred Cantata. s
.. m. Wednesday, 1.-THE Seven Last Words
OF Christ" by the San Antonio Oratorio
Society; Maundy Thursday service. 8
O'Clock with sermon on Christ. Our
Passover" Good Friday services, 10
and O'clock, "The Passion History"
vice. Lutheran Brotherhood will COM
mune in a body. Sunday morning topic
THE Good Work in You" and Wednes-
day evening Behold Your Kind"
st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran. East
Nueva at South Presa; A. j.. Wolff, pas
tor; J.. Nj. schliesser. assistant. Sunday
school and Bible classes. O'Clock; con-
firmation services. IL o'clock; monday
Lenten devotions at the Empire Theater
from 1915 to l o'clock Wednesday; Ger
man services. s o'clock, subject Christ.
the Vine: English services. o'clock
Thursday, subject Christ. the Bread of
Life; Good Friday services. 1850 In
German and s o'clock in English; holy
communion at both services; announce
ment OF intention to commune should he
made in ample time; preparatory SER
vices. 10 and 1880.
Zion Lutheran Chapel. 5O2 East Gin
cinnati. Sunday school and Bible class,
1850: no divine services.
Highland Park Evangelical Lutheran.
Hammond at New Braunfels avenue;
Rev. F. A. Neumeister. pastor. Palm
Sunday. Sunday school and pastors
Bible class. 9 o'clock: services. 1880 and
o'clock; examination Of junior cate
chumers in principal doctrines OF the
Bible at the morning service. confirma-
ton of Junior catechumens and reunion
of all the confirmed with appropriate
services at the evening worship; sun
day school teachers and officers meeting,
o'clock Monday: next lecture on prin-
cipal truths OF the Bible. o'clock We'd
nesday: choir rehearsal. O'Clock We'd
nesday: no Luther League meeting
Thursday but divine service lie o'clock
instead celebrating the Lords supper;
personal announcement TO the pastor is
requested &c early as possible; Good frl-
day services, O'Clock: Ladies Aid so
ciety. ESQ Wednesday at the church;
Sunday evening sermon topic. is the
Christian Congregation; Maundy Thurs
day. I'm Concentration of the Lords
supper: and Good Friday Jesus. the
Government Hill Evangelical lutheran. !
North Pine at Mason street. Theodore
r. Streng pastor. Sunday school, 3
O'Clock; confirmation OF the adult class |
at the 1890 morning service with cele- |
bration OF the Lords supper; evening /
service. 1870; teachers' meeting and choir |
vices. 7:sO Maundy Thursday and Good |
Friday with holy communion at the
Thursday service.
st. Paurs Evangelical Lutheran Mis-
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Catholic

st. Mary's Catholic Church. services in
the school auditorium. ct. Marys streets;
Rev. A. C. Dusseau. OMI.. pastor.
Masses on Sunday at Sis. 8, 6;f5; 1880.
S:l5, .. Sa5, 1880, l1:l5 and 1875;
high mass, 1915 with sermon: blessing
and distribution Of the palm at the
1l:15 Sunday mass; childrens mass,
S:lJ in the high school auditorium FOL
lowed by catechism; senior- branch of
the Children of Mary Ut the Sis mass;
evening services, including sermon at
7:45: sermon and benediction OF the
blessed sacrament, 7:45 Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evening"; holy mass, 5
o'clock Thursday with sermon in the
evening at 7:i5; mass Of the presancti-
fled, o'clock Good Friday ut mass
three hours agony from IL TO o'clock
stations of the cross at, o'clock and
every hour; way Of the cross with ser
mon on the passion at 7:45 in the even
ing; monday service, 1910 10 1880
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. con-
sistipg OF a sermon and benedictlon of
the Blessed Sacrament; mass, $3.50 Holy
Saturday: masses during the week at
c.a0 7:30. 2:l5 and o'clock.