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yssiy, Baptist

Prospect Hill Baptist, San Jacinto at
Buena Visto street, Hulen II. Carroll,
pastor. Sunday school, s:45; preaching
by the pastor, IL and 7:iS; all d. Y.
Wednesday.
Broadway Baptist, Townsend at Hon
dondo street. Services, IL and o'clock
with Rev. ]. S. Henderson preaching:
music under the leadership OF L. j.
Jones; special music at both services;
to continue through next week.
Beacon Hill Baptist, Fredericksburg
road at West Ashby; Melvin c. Edison,
pastor. Speaking at the morning SER
Medical College. Dallas: preaching by
the pastor at the evening service; Sun
day school, 9:45, J. p. Smith, superinten-
dent; B. Y. p. U. $3.50, J. w. Frazier.
director; teachers meeting. 7:s0 We'd
nesdsy followed by prayer meeting at s
Baptist Temple. Denver boulevard at
st. Anthony; Albert r. Beddoe, pastor.
Sunday school. s:i5. Chester Slimp, sup
erintendent; 3. Y. p. us. s:is. A. A.
pastor. IL o'clock; speaking by DIR. r.
E. Beddoe of Dallas. medical missionary
to China. at s O'Clock.
Calvary Baptist Church. Pine at Hays
street; Rev. w. w. Lee. pastor. Sunday
school. s:45. W. r. Pieper. superintend-
ent: church services, 1o:45. with Sun
day school missionary program followed
by sermon by DR.. Robert Beddoe, mis-
slonary to China; B. Y. 2. us. o'clock;
evening preaching. 8 o'clock: teachers
meeting. 1880 Wednesday; prayer meet
ing. o'clock Wednesday.
Riverside Park Baptist Church. $500
South Presa street: T. v. Herndon, pas
tor. Sunday school. s:45.. w. w. Rollins.
all B. y. p. us. 6:45;
preaching. IL and 7:45; speaking by DR..
Cary. dean of Baylor Medical College OF
Dallas; prayer meeting 7:45 Wednesday.
Central Baptist Church. johnson at
South Flores street. 900 block: Walter
4, Davis, pastor. Preaching, IL and 8
Brown, superintendent; all B. Y. p. US.
o'clock. B. b. Bryan, Mesdames Rich
ard Brown. W. T. Davis and Miss Mary
Nell Mccall. leaders; baptixing at the
close of the evening preaching services.
Second Baptist Church. Beethoven
Hall, 4fs South Alamo street. Preaching.
IL and o'clock. by Rev. r. s. Tumlin-
son; Sunday school. 9:45: B. Y. p. US.
z o'clock; prayer service. s o'clock We'd
nesdsy.
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U.S.-GERMAN TRADE !,
CHANNELS WILL BE =
REOPENED BY LOAN
Haze Been Virtually Closed
Since Collapse of Ma
y. tion's Currency. ss i

New York, April 26.-Trade chan
nels between the United States and
Germany. which have been virtually
closed since the collapse of the Ger
man currency system, will be re-
opened by the advance of $1,000. 600
which has been made by tn Inter
national Acceptance Bank of New
York to the new Germany gold redis-
count bank recently organized by DIR.
Hjalmar Schacht.
The establishment of unlimited
credit facilities for German business
men here will follow this move.
This extension Of credit marks the
first actual participation Of American
capital in the economic rehabilitation
of Germany. Funds will be used TO
rediscount German trade bills, issued
in dollars and payable in the United
States.
No restrictions are placed on the
amount which may be drawn for this
purpose because it is expected that the
temporary need will be removed with
in a year or two by consolidation BY
the Schacht institution with the gold
proposed in the Dawes plan.
The leading financial institutions
of New York, Chicago and Boston
are members Of the syndicate which
had placed American credit at the dis
posal Of the German bank.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-26
PHYSICIANS WILL i
FILL PULPITS HERE !
g.. SUNDAY MOREINGS
Make Addresses on Public
Health and Promotion !,
ss of Morals. 4

Distinguished doctors of the state
Sunday. to deliver addresses on pub
lie health and on the relationship be-
tween the medical profession and the
clergy in the promotion of public
health and morals. The addresses will
be delivered under the auspices of the
Texas State Medical Association
which meets in this city for the an
nual convention, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday of next week.
Doctors will occupy the pulpits at
the morning services as follows: DIR.
John o. McReynolds of Dallas. First
Presbyterian Church: DR.. W. r.
Russ Of San Antonio. st. Marks Epis-
copal Church; DIR. NJ. F. Bledsoe of
Port Arthur. Madison Square Pres
byterian Church: Dr. E. II. Carey of
Dallas, Beacon Hill Baptist Church:
DIR. r. +. Beddoe Of Dallas. Baptist
Temple; DIR. II. r. Dudgeon of Waco,
First Congregational Church; DIR. J.
]. Terrell of Dallas. First Baptist
Church DR.. !. C. Chase of Fort
Worth. Central Christian Church.
During the evening services DR.. J.
J. Terrell will occupy the pulpit OF
the Central Christian Church: DIR. F..
III. Carey. Riverside Baptist Church:
DIR. r. E. Beddoe. Calvary Baptist
Church; DIR. r. L. Painter of Corpus
Christi. Harlandale Baptist Church.
DR.. I. l.. MeGlasson of San An
tonic will speak at the meeting of
the Business Mems Bible class at the
Gunter Hotel Sunday morning.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-26
BELIEVE COOLIDGE
WILL VETO SOLDIER
BONUS LEGISLATION
President Endorses Borah's
Speech in Opposition
to Bill. /

Washington, ID. C., April ga
likelihood that President Coolidge will
veto tie bonus bill when it is sub
mitted to him by Congress, probably
within week, is seen by number of
White House callers in his endorse
ment yesterday Of views expressed by
Senator Borah, Republican. Idaho.
during an address in the Senate Tues
day in opposition TO the measure.
The President made il clear that his
agreement with the Idaho senator's
arguments was rot connected with the
paid-up insurance plan which formed
the basis OF Mr.. Borah's discussion or
with any other particular bill, but that
he regarded the address as being in
line generally with his own frequently
expressed opinion as 10 the desirable
ity of economy in government expendi-
lures. His visitors, however. inter-
preted his remarks as an indication
that he also agreed with the senator's
stand against the bonus measure.
Senate and House conferees will
meet Monday to seek adjustment of
differences between the chambers over
certain provisions.
Many of the conferees think one
day will be sufficient TO get together
on the, MEASURE and leaders generally
have declared that, even if the Presi-
dent should veto the bill, il can be re-
enacted easily with the required two
thirds majority.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-26
. Christian

Prospect Hill Christian, North ssbinas
at West Travis: Bible school, s:45:
morning service, IL o'clock.
Central Christian. Main avenue at San
Pedro; Hugh Mcclellan, minister. Ser
vices. IL and o'clock Sunday: speak
ing by. Dr.. Ira Chase OF Fort Worth and
DR.. Terrell OF Dallas, delegates to the
State Medical Convention in San An
tonic. at Sundays services; Sunday
school. $3.50; Endeavor society. 2 o'clock.
Government Hin Christian. Sandmeyer
street; c. E. Cogswell. pastor. Bible
school. $3.50, J. E. Harris superintendent;
preaching, IL and s O'clock; Christian
Endeavor. Z O'clock: prayer meeting. s
O'Clock Wednesday; evening sermon topic,
THE Father in the Home"
South side Christian Church. Dunning
avenue at South Presa Patrick Henry,
minister Bible school, s:45. Will A.
Orth, superintendent: women's Bible
school with Mrs. W. S. Bingham address
ing the class: mems Bible class with T..
y. Smith. vice president of the COM
monweslth Bank and Trust Company.
making talk before the class; church
services, IL and o'clock: Christian En-
deavor, O'Clock.
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q Presbyterian

First United Presbyterian, ogden at
East Locust street. Rev. S. G. Huey pas
tor. Sabbath school, 9:45; preaching, II
O'Clock 'rhe Pillars of Redemption: in
Christian Endeavor. o'clock; preaching.
s o'clock, Remember Now Thy Crea-
tor; junior Christian Endeavor, $3.50
Wednesday.
at Omaha street; A. II. p. McCurdy, pas
tor. Services, IL and 7:iS; Sabbath
school. $3.50; Endeavor Society 6:i5;
prayer meeting. O'Clock Wednesday.
Prospect Hi! Presbyterian. o42i Buena
Vista street; c. NJ. Dellinger. pastor.
Preaching. II and O'clock; Christian
Endeavor. 6:tS. Mrs. J. l.. Harris. super
intendent; Womens Auxiliary; O'clock
Tuesday. Mrs. Il. A. Webb president;
PRAYER service. o'clock "Wednesday.
First Presbyterian. North Alamo ut
Fourth street; DR.. p. b. Hill, pastor:
Captain. +. l.. Slaymsker, assistant to
the pastor; Mrs. Adele =. Hoon, drec-
tor OF religious education; Sunday school,
$3.50: preaching. IL and 7:3o; prayer
meeting. 1850 Wednesday.
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian, Den
yer boulevard and South Mittmau street !;
Edgar Hubbard, minister. Sunday school,
9:45. E. II. Trick superintendent; Junior
Christian Endeavor. : o'clock: seniors
and intermediates. Gas; worship, IL and
o'clock: choir rehearsal, o'clock
Thursday; Bible study and prayer SER
vice, o'clock Wednesday: ordinat ton
and installation of elders and deacons at
theme. Church Officers and obligs-
tons" and evening" Life That Is in
Christ"
Crostholme Presbyterian. Hermitage
court at Gross avenue; Rev. ]. w. Har-
rison, minister. Sunday school. s:45
F. NJ. Doisor. superintendent; preaching,
II and 1875; mid-week church night,
| 7:4s wednesday.
Givens Street Presbyterian: Rev. J.
w. Harrison. minister. Sunday school,
o:i5, Prof c. A. Tallman superlntend-
emit; preaching, 7:l5 each Thursday even
ing.
Madison Square Presbyterian. Camden
street at Lexington avenue; Asher Har-
Ian Brand, minister. Speaking, IL O'clock
by DR.. NJ. L. Bledsoe. president-elect of
the state Medical Association: evening
sermon topic. THE Huguenots in Ameri-
ca; Bible school. $3.50: Junior Christian
Endeavor, Sis; intermediates and sem
iors. $3.50; Y. p. s. C. T., 6:i5; church
Westminster Presbyterian. Garden at
King William: Rev. ]. Leighton Green
pastor. Sunday school. $3.50. II. C. Full
lerton superintendent; preaching. IL and
7:i5 by the pastor; Sunday will be
church school day and the officers and
teachers Of the school will be Installed
and special emphasis placed on Chris
tian education; all pupils and their par
ents are urged to come; Christian En-
desvor. 6:i5; mld-week prayer servics, 8
o'clock Wednesday.
Woodlawn Presbyterian, Zarzamora
street at Waverly avenue; D. II. Kirk
patrick, pastor. Sunday school. $3.50,
Max Amann acting superintendent:
preaching. 10:45 and S o'clock: Christian
Endeavor. Z O'Clock: prayer meeting. s
o'clock Wednesday; morning sermon top
&c. THE Sabbath and Its Value: and
evening. THE Church Bearing Fruit"
The name OF this church has been
changed from West End to woodlawn
Presbyterian Church by order of the
Austin Presbytery in answer 10 a petit
ton from the church.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-26
CROWDS AT SHOWS
Rain Does Not Hurt Attendance at
Carnival.

Except for a small portion of the
crowd that left the plazas and Bowen
Island last night at o o'clock the rain
did not interfere materially. with the
patronage of Clarence A. Wortham's
worlds best shows.
The rainfall early in the evening
was really not enough TO wet the side
walks. When the deluge came near
midnight the shows were over and
most of the crowds had melted away
solely of their own volition. Friday
added another good day to the list of
those of earlier in the week. The
clouds Saturday morning did not deter
the show folk. nor dishearten them.
The went about their work assured
the Texas sun would shine this after
noon. The shows will close Saturday
midnight after a most successful open
ing here.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-26
BOWLING
Indianapolis. April

Indianapolis. April e6.-Teams from st.
Louis. Toledo and Detroit broke into the
leaders in the womens national bowling
tournament here yesterday. The Peetz
Brothers Company team. ST. Louis. took
third place in the fiye-women event with
2431. Mrs II. Golf and Mrs. II. Gaz-
zollo, Toledo, went into third place in
the doubles with 2090 and Miss Helen
Snyder and Miss Louise Snyder. Detroit,
took sixth with 206s. Bowlers from Chi
cago Omaha. Indianapolis. Columbus,
Dayton. St. Louis. Cincinnati. Madison,
Wis: Louisville, and Racine. Wis, took
the alleys today.
The Wolff and Marx Company five
were able to take two out Of three games
from the strong Fomhy Clothiers on the
Grand Alleys Friday night through con-
sistent bowling.
Killing, Temple and Grona were the
high timber busters Friday night with
1854, 1859 and Is5-49t. respectively.
MARYLAND was high for the night with
19S-527.
The Jodan-Ivers bowling team will
meet the Clifton George bowlers Satu-
day night.
FRIDAYS
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Christian Science

First Church Of Christ. Scientist. Fifth
at North Alamo street. Sunday services.
IL and O'Clock: subject. Probation
After Death: Sunday school, $3.50; test
imonial meeting. s o'clock Wednesday;
reading room, All Maverick building.
open week days from o'clock to Q
o. clock and Sundays from 2 to O'clock.
Second Church of Christ. Scientist.
woman's Club building 2o1 Camden
street. Services, IL o'clock; subject, Pro-
baton After Death: Sunday school,
1880: testimonial meeting, o'clock
Wedne sday; reading room. AT Maverick
open week days from to Q
o'clock.
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Evangelical ,

Friendens Evangelical Church, Main
avenue at East Elmira street: Rev. Jo-
seph Polster, pastor; Miss Aivina Frick.
Sunday school superintendent. Sunday
school. 9:iS. with adult Bible class ses-
sion at the same hour; English services,
1o:45 no evening service: choir rehesr-
sal. 8 o'clock Tuesday; Ladies' Aid, 5
o'clock Thursday in the Sunday school
room.
First Evangelical Church. Muncey at
Nolan street; w. F. UnEerer. minister.
Sunday school. $3.50. Prof. c. A. Arnold.
superintendent: morning worship, Gods
Field" (Cor. 500: junior Christian En-
deavor. $3.50. with Mrs. warfield in
charge; intermediate and senior. 7:l5;
evening worship, s o'clock. with the min
lister speaking on Lessons From Fools
Field" prov. 2t:3o-3s): graded prayer
meeting. s o'clock "wednesday. Mrs. C.
W. Maxwell, leader.
Highland Park Evangelical Church.
Sunday school. $3.50; preaching service,
10:45 and 8 o'clock. with Rev. William
Daeschner OF San Antonio speaking in
the absence of the minister. Rev. II. c.
Haag: L. c. f., 7 o'clock; young peoples
meeting, s O'Clock Tuesday. at the home
Of Rev. II. c. Haas. 1888 Dreaei avenue.
for a business and social hour: Bible
study and prayer service. s o'clock We'd
nesday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-26
SENATE WILL DIVIDE
TIME WITH TAX AND
APPROPRIATION BILLS
To Rush Work on Few
Non-contr0uersial
Amendments. ~.

Washington, ID. C., April 2e.-The
Senate today rushed through the few
non-controversial finance committee
amendments to the revenue bill not
disposed of yesterday under an agree
ment 10 give some consideration 10 an
appropriation measure during the day.
and start Monday on the more impor-
tant amendment passed over and the
changes proposed by individual MEM
bers.
Under the prodding of Chairman
Smoot and Senator Jones, New Mex
leo, Democratic member of the fl
nance committee, the Senate went
ahead yesterday with what was de-
scribed rs "almost record speed in
considering a revenue bill" Notice
was served that no time would be
wasted and that it was the intention
of committee members of both parties
TO dispose of the bill without delay.
Senator Gerry, Democrat. Rhode
Island. pointed out that most of the
provisions Of the measure had been
worked out in a non-partisan manner
by the committee and that the main
points at issue were well defined. SEN
ator Jones warned senators who had
special amendments they desired to
press to be on hand Monday.
The normal and surtax rates. the
earned income reduction. corporation
tax, publicity of returns and most of
the miscellaneous and excise rates
were put over yesterday for future dis
position. The principal fights are ex-
pected to center about these prori-
sions.
No change whatever was made by
the committee in the provision for
% per cent reduction in income taxes
payable this year. nor has any amend
ment been proposed thus far. so it was
not taken IN yesterday. Senator Har-
rison. Democrat, Mississippi. recalling
that it had been approved unanimous
ly by the finance committee, predicted
it would meet no opposition from the
floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-26
NEW LEAGUE SCHEDULE
City Leaguers Card Three Games for
Sunday Afternoon.

The board Of managers of the City
League met at the Travellers Hotel
Friday night. Contracts were turned
in. the schedule re-arranged and an
official baseball adopted.
Sunday, the Union Bus Lines team
is scheduled to meet the Pastime
Club at 3 o'clock on the Sacred Heart
diamond; the Nel-StOnes will meet the
Texas Steam Laundry at Schwab
Field following the Alamo-Peck In
dams game with the Lake Austin In
dependents the Public Service Com
pany, will play the Gulf Refining
Company at 3 o'clock on the Public
Service diamond.
Sacred Heart Parish and Pittsburg
Water Heaters will have an off day.
The Union Bus Lines team and the
Gulf Refining Company became Off
cially connected with the league Fri
day by making their deposits OF good
faith in the lcageu treasury.
The board of managers of the City
League will meet again at s O'Clock
next Wednesday when contracts will
be approved. Following this meet
ing the board will meet only twice a
month with the exception Of called
meetings.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-26
LYNCH DAVIDSON
CLAIMS HE CAN
81. LOWER EXPENSES
Candidate Paints Picture OF
Modern Politics in Bee
ri uille Address. zee.

Beeville, Tex. April 26.-Lynch
Davidson, candidate for governor.
speaking at Beeville last night painted
his picture of modern politics in a
Texas gubernatorial lace. I'm getting
just what my friends warned me of, y
he stated. ''Once l offered by can
didacy seeking TO restore Texas gov
ernmental affairs to an economical
management, am attacked from every
angle of the compass by about seven
politicians who are my opponents"
Putting the question to his audience
Mr.. Davidson said: Tell me some.
thing, for I'm not politician, I'm a
business man who knows just about
as much politics as a jackrabbit, is
it according to Hoyle when you seek
the high office of governor of this
state TO drop my constructive plat
from of more business in government
and less government in business and
proceed TO lambast or blaspheme the
politicians against me and thereby
| work up campaign of political mud
singing or does the Texas voter hold
waiting ear to know how a man
trained in business intends to drag
this state from its deficiency basis,
lower the cost of government S10.-
100000, and by application of bust
| ness horse-sense to the management
of Texas save the % per cent tax
load which is now on your backs I'M
| necessarily?
Mr.. Davidson said campaigning was
| the most unusual undertaking in
which he had ever INDUCED. You
know he continued. II am told that
to be a successful candidate l must
make a trade with this bloc, this
faction or that clique and make each
promise TO get certain number
of votes. Then am advised to
pussyfoot my opinion Of the Ku Klux
Khan in one city and raise the devil
with it in another. l just received q
wire telling me / had made a politica
mistake in not attending a meeting
of the State Federation OF Labor a
Port Arthur, and that pretty neal
every candidate in Texas was dow
there swarming around those labol
delegates like flies at molasses bar
rel" The candidate said he AWAITED
nObody's answer on this score"
Il shall continue TO offer nv can
didacy as that of rock-ribbed Demo
crat," he declared, ''to the unre
! strained, uncoerced Democrats of Tex
as who count their vote a priceless
heritage. l shall pander TO no group
bloc, clique or clan in exchange for a
mess of political pottage. I shall
continue with my platform on every
issue an open book with the end in
view of so managing your departments
of state when 1 am governor that the
cost of their operation may be econ.
omized and their efficiency main
tanned TO the end to lowering taxa
ton and enabling enterprise and in.
| itiative in Texas TO secure that en-
couragement by which an entire com
monwealth progresses"
AS for not swarmiEg with the
other candidates to Port Arthur" he
! concluded. Il give labor and the farm
er credit for knowing who he wants
TO vote for, and for my part. coming
as i do from their ranks, think III
draw considerable more support from
them than some candidates l know OF
who never had their hands calloused
with toll or know the grip of plow
handle"
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Lutheran

Highland Park Lutheran. Hammond
at New Brauufels avenue: Rev. +. A.
Neumeister. pastor. sunday after Easter
Sunday school tand pastors Bible class
vestry meeting. 1880 Monday in the pas
tors study: church council. $3.50 in the
church; adult class. 8 o'clock Tuesday,;
Luther League social. 8 o'clock Wednes-
day at the home OF Miss Hosea Brecher;
Luther League weekly devotional meet
ing. s o'clock Thursday.
Trinity English Evangelical Lutheran.
Compton avenue at South Flores street.
Hariandale; Rev. w. w. Jsubach. pas
tor. Sunday school. $3.50; no morning
service: evening esrviee o'clock; con-
gregational meeting Immediately after
ward: Ladies' Aid. ESQ Wednesday
Evangelical Lutheran lions Church.
Helotes; Rev. w. W. Laubach. pastor.
German service. 9:3o; Sunday school i'm
mediately afterward.
Grace English Evangelical Lutheran,
Avenue Z and Fifth street; Rev. Paul
F. Helm, pastor. First Sunday after
ESsster. Sunday school. $3.50: services,
IL and 1850; senior Luther League. $3.50;
meetlig OF the church officers, 1880 Fri
day and church council, Sis.
Government Hill Evangelical Lutheran,
North Pine at Mason street: Theodore r.
Streng, pastor. Sunday school, o'clock;
morning service. 1880: no evening SER
vice; meeting OF committee on the Mex
other members invited to attend: teach
ers meeting and choir practice. 6:45
and 1880 respectively Friday.
st. Paul's Evangelical. Missouri synod.
South Presa at Roseborough street; c..
C. Falsken. pastor. Sunday school. 10
o'clock: morning service. II o'clock IN
German by Rev. q. Lobeck; no evening
service: Ladies' Aid Thursday evening at
the residence OF Mrs. A. Donsbsch, SCI
Denver boulevard.
ST. Johns Lutheran. East Nueva Mt
South Presa; A. l.. Wolff, pastor. l.. NJ.
Schliesser. assistant. Sunday school and
Bible classes, . o'clock; English service.
10 o'clock, subject "The Last Words Of
Christ to the Chief OF the Apostles:
German services IL o'clock, subject
abiding Easter Joy; English services. s
O'Clock; Luther League. s o'clock Thurs
day: teachers meeting, Z o'clock Friday
Zion Lutheran Chapel. branch OF St
Johns 10s East Cincinnati avenue;
Sunday school and Bible class, $3.50; d.
vine services, IL o'clock.
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Services in the Churches

by Rev. James B. Grambiing, pastor Of
Epworth church. New, Orleans; Epworth
League 6;45, Miss Alice Weston. presi-
dent: preaching s o'clock by the pastor;
special Commute song service with mu-
sic by the Dean orchestra at this ser
vice.
Prospect Hill Methodist. Sunday school
$3.50; preaching IL O'Clock by the pas
tor; intermediate and senior senior
league 6:iS; preaching 7:f5 by Rev. NJ.
B. Read.
Los Angeles Heights Methodist, 5O7
Lee Hall street; y. w. Carter. pastor.
intendent. Sunday school program. IL
o'clock; Epworth League promotion cere-
mony and installation Of officers at S
O'clock: woman's Missionary Society. 5
day.