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Evening star., 1925-08-08
GOLDEN RULE SUNDAY.
Epworth League Members Pledge

A number of Washington members
Of the Epworth League who recently
attended convention of the league
held at Mountain Lake Park Md.
have signed pledges to observe Golde n
Rule Sunday. announces the Washing
ton headquarters Of the Near Fla ST
Relief. at 321 Bond Building.
Among those who have signed are
the following: Miss Emma Clark
Miss Elizabeth Canfield. Mrs. G. l..
'Cromer. Miss Leona Wilcox. Miss Reba
Donnell. Miss Florence Keneipr. Miss
Marjorie Miller. Leonidas !. NcDou-
gle. ir.. and Miss Helen 6. James.
Golden Rule Sunday, to be observed
December for the orphans under care
of the Near East Relief. was recently
commended by President Coolidge in
an address 10 the public.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
POPE GIVES AMERICAN
MlDSHIPMEN AUDIENCE
Pontiff Tells Yankee Students to
Be Loyal. Keep Discipline and
Perform Duties.
AZ the Associated Press.

ROME. August S.-Pope Plus yes
terday received in audience a party
of 30 American midshipmen from the
American naval schoolship Annapolis
Of the American Naval Academy. The
pontin delievered 4 short address
urging them To he loyal TO their coun.
Try. TO perform their duties. and TO
maintain discipline under all circum-
stances. He also urged that they
distinguish themselves for patriotism
and religious zeal.
The Pope also received 500 pilgrims
from the congregations Of Mary in
the United States. led by Mgr. Samuel
q Stritch. Bishop OF Toledo. and the
Revs. NJ. A. Clark. rector of the Col
leEe of st Francis Navier of New
York, and J. p. O'Reilly. rector of St
Joseph's Church. Philadelphia.
The pilgrims presented the pontiff
with A Peters s pence donation. offer
ings for the church TO be erected in
the CataCombs and an album contain
ing their signatures. Pope Plus de-
livered an address in which he ex-
pressed thanks for the gifts.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
"REJECTEO STONE" TOPIC.
Rev. DR.. A. A. Smith will Preach
at Eastern Presbvterisn Church.

The Rejected Stone" will he the
subject of Rev. A. A. Smiths sermon
at the Eastern Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning. In The evening he
viii preach about The Constrainine
Love"
City. Mo, preacher. Tourist camp
vacationists are especially invited
Evening star., 1925-08-08
REPORTS ON FUND.
Do -Witbout-Box Committee Hears
of Adopted Orphan.

Henry Clay Ashby. chairman DO
Without-B Box committee which is
contributing to the support of the
Near East Fund for the support
of the orphan which this union
adopted. gave report at the meeting
last Sunday of the West Washington
B. Y. ?. L.
Miss Evelyn Biting. cha irman.
social committee, is making extensive
preparations for an interesting pro-
gram in connection with the Septem-
Der meeting of the Columbia Fedora
ton. s. Y. p. L.. which will be held
at this church. Members have been
assigned as chairman of the follow
ing committees: Member. Mrs Eva
Shaw: social. Evelyn Biting: pro-
gram. Il. G. Hodges. jr.: instruction.
Hazel Ladson: missionery. Harold
Hodges.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
PLAN TRAINING SCHOOL.
Meeting at Mount Vernon Place
Church TO Discuss Work.

The board Of managers. Sunda V
school superintendents and enrolment
secretaries of this district will meet
Monday evening in room ~ at the
Mount Vernon Place Church to Law
plans for the coming Standard Train.
ing School. which is to he held in the
church September 13 to Is
Eight courses will be given at this
training school. which is designed 10
give intensive instruction to Sunday
school teachers. The course will he
open TO any desiring 10 qualify as in
StrlIctOrs
Evening star., 1925-08-08
BIBLE SCHOOLS
TO SHOW WORK
Association Completing Best
Year in Its History,
Report Says.

The ashinSton Bible School Asso-
citation is completing the best year in
the history of Summer Bible school
work in this city, according TO Mrs. H.
Moffatt Bradley, secretary and super.
visor. Arrangements. have been made
to locate the association in room 223,
Mills Building, where an exhibit of the
work and eEpressional activities will
be open to the public daily from to S
pm. The work for the Winter schools
has begun, and materials. information
and all necessary helps for a good
Winter season may he had at the office
from Mrs. Bradley
The Summer Bible school Of EN-.
manuel Episcopal Church was held
last Sunday at II am. The rector led
the professional singing as the school
entered the church. Christ Shall
Have Dominion" This is an all Bible
Summer school with an average al
tendance of 40 out of an enrolment
of 46.
TakOma Park Work.
The TakorM Park Presbyteria n
Church school closed with a demon
stration of the work done in the school
under the leadership of Miss Laurie
Clinton.
demonstration of the work in ST.
Pauls Methodist Episcopal Summer
Bible school, which is a community
Summer Bible school. whose director
is Mrs. Proctor. will he held tomor.
row night At 1870 o'clock at the
church of which Dr 2. V. Scott is the
pastor.
Mount Carmel Baptist Summer Bible
school closes a successful season. Miss
Della Harris is the director DR. w
II. .Iernagin. the pastor. is an execu-
tive oftlCer of the Washington Bible
School Associs ton
Trinity Episcopal Summer Rible
school is completing the first week Of
the Summers work under the leader
ship of Miss Ella Curry. This is a
community school of the Methodist
Baptist, Episcopal and other demoni-
nations.
Wesley School.
The Summer Bible school in John
wesley Church is the first Summer
Bible school with an afternoon session.
This school has heen in session every
day for five days q week from 4:30 to
S pm
Fifth Ba ptist Summer school held
the closing exercises Friday evening
in the church. There was q progra m
of Bible and Bible memory work, with
a pageant by the older ones DIR. John
f. Briggs, pastor and member of the
washington Bible School Association.
made an address, and Mrs. Bradley
spoke OF the progress and rapid growth
of the Bible school work in the District
of Columbia.
The Summer Bible school Of the
i Baptist Mission. of which Miss Mar
CORY Mothershead was the director
! held the closing exercises Thursday
night. The program was a demon.
stration of the work done in this school
with pageant. The total enrolment
of this school is 144. with an average
attendance of II pupils each day Miss
Patty Ann Jamison and Miss Suza nne
NJ. Jamtson were the assistants The
feature OF this school was large mar
of Pauls journey. with electric lights
that illuminated the cities s the story
was told by the class. This map is on
exhibition in the Office of the Wash.
ington Bible School Associa ton.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
CHURCH TO OBSERVE
4OTH ANNIVERSARY
Exercises to Continue From Tomor.
row to Wednesday at Church
of Our Redeemer.

The fortieth anniversary Of the
Church of Our Redeemer. Lutheran.
Eighth street near Barry place, will
he celebrated with exercises, begin
ming tomorrow and continuing through
Wednesday.
Arrangements have heen made by
the pastor, Rev. D. z. Wiseman, for a
number Of prominent speakers. The
anniversary dinner will he served on
Wednesday evening.
The church council. which is ar
ranging the program. consists Of !. r.
Anderson, Henry Harris. !. Swan.
John Seyburn, Charles c. Carter.
Charles J. Wright. church clerk, and
Mrs. Rosa Anderson, assistant church
clerk.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
new YORK OFFICIAL
IS CHURCH SPEAKER
Frederick A. Wallis to Occupy Pull.
pit at First Congregational
Tomorrow.

frederick A. Wallis. director OF the
Depa rtment of Correction of New York
City. viii speak a First Congregational
Church. Tenth and G. streets north
west, at both services tomorrow. At
II an. his subject will he The Church
and Our immigration Problem" and
at pm. he will speak on The Church
and Present Day Delinquency"
During the consideration of inmi-
grafton policies by the Senate and
House committees on immigration Mr..
Wallis made important contributions
TO their discussions. He was sum.
moned many times TO speak before the
committees.
Mr.. Wallis is an authority on Amer
icanization. economic arbitration. pro-
gressive good government and on other
social and economic problems of the
day. and his treatment Of these sub
Jects is broad. tolerant and naterful.
His counsel has been sought in bot h
the United States and Canada.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
PRESBYTERIAN.


Rev. BERNARD Rrssksmp, Ma. Pastor.
a:t5 a.m-Sunday School
II 90 a.m.-Sermon. Rev G. Wilbur shin
ley of Tarreytown Nd
Mr.. Klein, soloist: Mrs. Klein. organist
Nidweek. Thursday at 8 pnn
Evening star., 1925-08-08
CHURCHES WILL SHARE
IN MILLl0N.MARK FUND
German Institutions to Get Nine
Tenths of Appropriate ton for
Cultural Purposes.

One million gold marks for cultural
purposes will be placed in the Germa n
government budget for 1929, by &C
ton of the Reichstag. according to ad-
vices from Evangelische Pressedienst,
Berlin.
The amount is to be used for the
furtherance of cultural and generally
useful institutions and associations in
which the government takes q special
interest. The government will keep
one-tenth of the amount for free use
and special appropriation, while nine.
tenths will be turned over to the Ger
man Evangelical kirchenbund, the
general committees of the Catholic
Church and to the united associations
of Jewish synagogues, apportioned ac
cording to the last census.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
TOPIC is "GIFT OF GOD"
DR.. Eisenherger to Preach a

AT the Church of the Covenant to
morrow morning Rev. William A.
Eisenberger will preach on The Gift
Of God The Christian Endeavor tea
will be at 6:15 PM. followed by its
vesper services AT 6:45 O'Clock. led by
Leo Quackenbush. The evening wor-
ship. with sermon by Rev Mr.. Eisen-
berger on Who Is jehovah" will he
at o'clock
The All Corners Bible Class will visit
the o. Fl. Ingram Bible Class at
Ingram Memorial CongregationaI
Church. at Massac achusetts avenue and
Tenth street northeast, at 9:45 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
VISITORS WILL PREACH.
Three to Fill Pulpit at Douglas
M. E. Church This Month.

Visiting ministers will preach at
the Douglas NJ. E. Church during
August. Rev. J. E. Fort will preach
at II o'clock tomorrow and August
1S: August %. Rev. W. s. Manship.
II am; August 80. Rev. !. F.. Ben
son, am
The Epworth League will have
charge of the services each Sunday
at Z pm. The pastor. Rev. A. II.
Mckinley, will return from his vsca
ton the first Sunday in September.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
DR.. WHITLEY TO PREACH
AT CHURCH TOMORROW
Leaves Next Week for New York
for Two-Day Visit to
Daughter.

Rev. Or. Earle Wilfiey viii preach h
tomorrow morning and evening at the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
The Intermediate Christian En-
deavor Union of the District will hold
it's monthly meeting at the church,
August Il, at 7:45 pm. after which
an interesting program will be given
The Gamma Delta Christian En-
deavor Society of the church will be
the host of the Georgetown Lutheran
Society tomorrow at $50 O'Clock.
DR.. Wiley will leave next week for
New York City for 3 two-day visit
with his daughter. Miss Katherine
who Is completing a six-week course
in Y. w. c. A. work, after which they
will leave for Cleveland. Ohio. where
they will meet Mrs. Whitley. He will
be absent about ten days.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
DR.. STAUFFER TO PREACH,
will Speak at Both Services at
Ninth Street Church.

Rev. 6. +. Stauffer will preach to-
morrow morning and evening al Ninth
Street Christian Church. his subject in
the morning being Jesus the Master
ot Men" and in the evening The Tri-
angle of Life.
He will speak al the Y. NJ. G. A.
open-air meeting at O'Clock at Lin.
coin Park
Evening star., 1925-08-08
Will Preach on Missions.

Al the Second Baptist Church
Third between H and I streets north
west, tomorrow Rev. j. l.. S. Halo
man will preach at II am. on Mil
lions Now Living Have Never Heard
of Jesus" a missionary serman. Com
munion service will be observed al
$3.50 pm. At 8 pm. he will have foi
his subject Some Christians as
Stumbling Blocks.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
PASTOR FROM LOUISIANA
TO PREACH AT EMMANUEL
Rev. DR.. M. E. Dodd of Shreveport
TO Occupy Pulpit Here
Four Sundays.

Rev. DR. NJ. F.. Dodd of the First
BAPTIST Church of Shreveport. La.
will occupy the pulpit of Imman nuel
the National Baptist Memorial Church
during the next four Sundays. To
morrow morning the subject of his
sermon. taken from the SD verse nj
Isaiah. is Gods Suffering Serva Mt,
and in the evening Elijah at che
rith''
DR.. Dodd is pa stor of one of the
largest and most influential churches
in America He is a veteran of the
Spa nish- American War. and served at
home and overseas with the Y. NJ. G.
A. during the World War.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
SPEAKS AT HAMl lNE.
DR.. E. o. Watson's Topic to Be
The 11th Commandment"

Rev DR.. E. o. Watson. secretary Of
the American Friends of Greece, will
preach at the II o'clock service tomor.
row at Hamline Methodist Episcopal
Church, his subject being The Elev-
enth Comma ndment' Dr. Watson
was former secretary of the Federal
Council of Churches
AT the evening service Mrs. l.. G.
Dorrell will be the speaker. The Sun.
day school meets at 9:45 O'Clock, with
classes for all ages. The pra Yer meet
ings are being conducted by differen nt
Sunday school classes
Evening star., 1925-08-08
Will Preach on Father.

Rev. DR.. George o. Bullock's topic
At Third Baptist Church, Fifth and z
streets northwest, at II a m. tomorrow
viii be Father and His DUTY" Bible
school at $50 IN. There will be 2
pageant at pm, led by Mrs. r. Bul
lock Prayer meeting Tuesday from S
10 10 pm. Young peoples prayer
meeting THURSDAY from to pm.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
DR.. NORCROSS HERE.
Dickinson College Pastor to Speak
at Metropolitan Memorial M. E.

Rev DR.. W. II. Norcross of Dickin-
son College Carlisle. Pa, will speak
at the II o'clock service at the Met
ropolitan Memorial NJ. E. Church. in
the absence of the pastor, Rev. Geo.
Shaw Johnson.
F. w. Collamore. president of the
American Home Bible Institute, will
conduct the prayer meeting Thursday
evening.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
DR.. BULLOCK TO PREACH,
will Speak on "The Word OF
Christ" at Mckinley Church.

Rev. Dr. George q. Bullock viii
preach on The Word for Christ" to-
morrow at $50 pm. at the Mckinley
Memorial Ba ptist Church, Fourth and
l. streets. of which Rev. :. 6. Lam
kins is pastor. There will be special
music.
Rev. Howard Barnes. pastor of the
Oakland Baptist Church, Seminary
Va. will conduct the devotions at
pm.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
PASTORS TO EXCHANGE.
DR.. Bomberger and DR.. Miller t
Take Each Others Pulpits.

Rev. John n. A. Bomberger, assist
ant minister IF the Church of the
Epiphany, 1917 G. street northwest
and Rev. Henry Scott Miller vicar Of
Epiphany Chapel Thirteenth and c
streets southwest. will exchange pul-
pits for the II o'clock services to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
DR.. Lynch Returns.

Rev. William Aubrey Lynch, pastor
of Calvary NJ. f.. Church South. has
returned from a vacation and will fill
his pulpit at the regular services to-
morrow. The subject at both services
will he Echoes from Summer Assem-
bles
Evening star., 1925-08-08
"HEREDITY" IS TOPIC.
Garnett January to Lecture in
Unity Auditorium Tomorrow.

Garnett January will lecture in the
Unity Auditorium, 1926 7 street north
west, on "Heredity'' tomorrow at s
pm. Wednesday at 3 pm. Mr.. Janu-
ary will lecture on Uplifting Animal
Strength"
Spiritual healing clinic THURSDAY s
am. II noon and 3. 5 and pm.
Thursday at pm. Arthur r Buck
will lecture on the subject The Word
Was Made Flesh Regular. healing
meeting Friday at pm.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
CAR0LINIAN TO SPEAK.
DR.. r. z. White Will Substitute a
Fifth Baptist During August.

In the absence Of DR.. John f..
Briggs from Fifth Baptist Church dur,
ing August, DR.. II. E. White of North
Carolina will be the acting pastor.
DR.. White will preach at both serv-
ices tomorrow, and conduct pra Yer
meetings Thursday night. and will he
ready 70 visit the sick and do pa astoral
work
Evening star., 1925-08-08
Rev. T. E. Browne to Sneak

Rev. Thomas f. Browne will sneak
AT Highlands Baptist Church, Four
teenth and Jefferson streets north.
west. tomorrow morning on the sub
Ject The Christ Pity" and in the eve
ming on Life's Influence"
Evening star., 1925-08-08
Virginia Pastor Here.

Rev. n. NJ. r. Jones. pastor of South
Street Baptist Church. Portsmouth.
Va. will supply Temple Baptist Church
the second and third Sundays of Au-
cust. The subject to tomorrow will he.
II am. The Preachers Business.
and at pm. The Race of Life.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
breaches at Centennial.

Rev. w. II. Baylor of Baltimore will
preach at IL am. and pm. tomorrow
at the Centennial Baptist Church,
Seventh and l streets northeast.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
Feast to Be Observed.

The Feast of TRANSPORTATION. the
patronal feast of the church, will be
observed tomorrow at the Church of
the TRANSPORTATION. GaIlatin street
northwest. Services at 7:3o and II
q m.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
breaches at Holiday House

Rev. John H. Bomberger of Epiph.
and Church will lead the service at
the Holiday House of the Girls
Friendly Society, near Mount Vernon,
tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
Mems Class Address.

Dr. Arthur c. Christie has returned
from mis- vacation, and will address the
mems class of Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school tomorrow
morning at $50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
Masses on Feast Day.

On the Feast of the Assumption of
the Blessed Virgin Mary, August 10,
at St. Nary's Church there will be
masses at 6, Z, and o'clock am.
and at 1910 pm.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
VISITOR TO PREACH.
DR.. w. R. MacElroy will Speak at
First Presbyterian.

Rev. DR.. W. f. MacElroy. formerly
nf Falls Church. Va, now pastor of
the church at Frankfort. Del. will
preach AT First Presbyterian Church
every Sunday during August. with
the exception of August Is when Dr.
d. c. Macleod. former pastor OF the
church. will preach.
DR.. MacElroys subject tomorrow
morning will he The Modern Land of
Promise. AT the midweek meeting.
Thursday at pm, he will speak on
Working While Resting
Evening star., 1925-08-08
Virginia Pastor at Kendall.

Rev. r. E. Peele, of Clarksville. Va,
will preach at Kendall Baptist Church
both morning and evening.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
WHICH IS TRUE, THE BIBLE OR
EVOLUTIONe
Da,row's Questions to Bryan Answered

Prof. {. S Longacre International Secretary of
the Religious Liberty Association will defend funda
mentalism in free lecture at Capitol Memorial
Church, 5th and Streets, NV, tomorrow (Sun-
day. night at o'clock. Speaker, who attended the
Scopes trial. and has been Biblical scholar for third
of century, will tell about the food the sun stand
ing still Jonah and the whale, and the miracles of
Christ
Evening star., 1925-08-08
PASTOR ON VACATION.
Texas Minister to Preach at First
Baptist Church.

Dr.. Samuel Judson Porter. pastor
of the Frist Baptist Church, Sixteenth
and o streets. is on his vacation. TAX.
ing trip to Canada Dr. w. C.
Moffett, pastor of the First Baptist
Church of Stamford, Tex. will
preach tomorrow at II a m and pm.
The r. Y. p. 4. meets at 10 7:30.
with social and refreshments at s
to $50
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-11
New Plan of Taxing Autos
 Becomes Effective In Cuba

HAVANA, Sept. g. [P)-Cuba's new transportation tax, passing charges for passenger vehicles on wheel base and trucks by capacity, went into ef- feet on August 1.
 There are five classes for the pas senger vehicles, as follows: under lO5 inches of wheel base, $40 a year; to 12O inches, $50; 128 inches, s6O; 1855 inches, $75; and over 135 inches $90.
 Truck with a carrying capacity larger than seven tons are prohibit ed. The yearly charge for the four classes range from $25 for a three quarter ton vehicle to $40O for seven tons capacity.
 Taxicabs are given a special con- cession, their tax being one-half the amounts assessed privately-owned machines. Small American cars are ln taxi service turnout the island and far outnumber those in private use.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-11

ies for some, even in this mechani- cal age.
 What causes heavy black smoke to come out of the exhaust pipe of a truck? the class was asked.
 It is the only place it can come out" replied a candidate.
 What is the purpose of a fan on a motor truck?" was another ques- tion.
 Give a reason why a motor truck fails to start when cranked," direct ed the examiner.
 "A motor truck will sometimes fail to start if the driver is too weak to crank it." answered one job seeker.
 If you found a man with a severe cut on the head that was bleeding freely, what would you do?" anoth- CT class was asked.
 T would put a turniquet on his neck" announced one student of first aid.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-11
Army Spends More Than
 $lO,OOO,OO, Philippines

\ MANILA, Sept. 10. (F)-The Unit ed States army in the Philippine Is lands spent $10,147,3S6 in cash sent from the United States during 1924 statement prepared by the Phil ippine department shows.
 This sum does not include all of the money spent during the year to meet the needs of the army in the Philippines, but simple represents the actual cash dsbursed here. In ad- dition to this sum much more was spent in the United States for SUD- plies and materials which were sent to the islands during the year.
 Of the total expended here in cash, $5,567,163 went for the pay of off cers and enlisted men, field clerks and army nurses. The balance was expended for forage for the several thousand horses and mules, subsist- ence stores, coal, gasoline and many other articles.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-11
Insurance Booming
 In Japanese Empire

TOXIC, Sept. 10. P)-statistics gathered by the Life Insurance As sociation show that the total of life insurance contracts of A insurance companies turnout the empire reach ed 4,6S1,557,OOO yen at the end of May, the number of contracts being 5,121,000. Compared with last year an increase is shown of 317,532, ,000 yen in the amount of contracts and 227,5O0 in the number of insurance takers.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-11
QUEER REPLIES MADE
 BY SOME APPLICANTS
 IN CIVIL SERVICE TEST

LOS ANGELES, Sept. g. R)-In- genious reasoning may at times serve in the absence of accurate informa- ton, but it is not always safe substitute This was the generaliZa. ton formulated by Carl V. King, sec retary of the Los Angeles civil ser vice board, after going over the eX- animation papers of a class of can- didates recently seeking municipal employment.
 What is a labor distribution sheet?" was one question. A candi- date, evidently relying upon his req soning faculty rather than knowledge, replied, "One that is edited by the laboring class in the form of news paper and is distributed for the pur- pose of keeping their fellowmen en- thusiastic"
 To the question, What is arson?" another candidate replied, "The act of trying to poison a person with arsenic.'
 Other questions and answers were:
 Q. What is a morgue?
 A. A piece of paper held against property for borrowed money.
 Q. What does habeas Corpus mean?
 A. The red corpuscles in the blood.
 0. What is a kleptomaniac?,
 A. A person with a mania causing him to lie unnecessarily.
 O. What is a Moron?
 A. A man who has more than one wife.
 Answers found in the examination papers of another class revealed that the motor truck still holds myster-
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-11

The holdover fish cases, of which there are about eight or ten, will come up before the next court term, October 5.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-11
Dublin Gets a
 Women's Congress

DUBLIN, Sept. 10. P)-The Con- gress of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom next year will be held in Dublin. This city was chosen over Czechoslovakia by a vote of 13 to 10 at recent meeting of the Executive Commit tee at Innsbruck.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-11

Mrs. Harrison White and nephew. Earl H. Erwin, both of New York. are among the recent arrivals in Se- ward from Fairbanks. Mrs White visited Alaska two years ago at the time the late President Harding was in the Territory They are guests at the Hotel Van Glider.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-11

Latest figures in Havana give the taxis about a two to one ratio over private cars.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-11

FOR SALE-Fruit Jars. J. L. Graef.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-11

Legal Blanks at the Gateway.