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Plan to Stress
Resurrection

The Shiloh Baptist institutional
Church. Ninth and p streets north
west. under the" direction Of the
pastor, the Reverend Doctor J.
Z Milton waidron, IL planning to
bring to the forefront In the SER
vices tomorrow the Bible doctrine
Of the Resurrection, rather than its
human substitute, easter"
Every part Of the service win
set forth either the resurrection OF
Christ or the resurrection OF be-
levers in Him. The surpliced choir.
under the direction Of Professor
Timothy H. Ward, will sing.
The subject Of the pastors morn
ing sermon will be. ."Now 10 Christ
Risen From the Dead, and Be
come the First Fruits OF Them That
Slept"
At night, the Choral Society Of
the Sunday school and the primary
department viii give cantata,
''The Risen Christ" The sunrise
prayer meeting and the service at
g o'clock in the evening viii be in
the charge of the Y. p. 8. G. e.
OF which Lawrence Stanard IL presi-
dent.
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Policeman John w. Garner ls
Suspended From Force
Pending Quiz

Traffic Policeman John w. Gar
ner today was suspended from the
police force, pending investigation,
and Mrs. Eva Brown, q nurse In
the Government quarantine station,
and Harry A. Cissell are being
held In $1,000 bonds each for al.
legged liquor violations, as a result
OF a raid last night at 14O9 New
Jersey avenue northwest.
The raiders found seventeen.year'
old Julia Hodge, Of $500 Fifth
street northwest, in the company
of the trio. She was booked as
delinquent and was returned today
to her parents.
Mrs. Brown and Cissell were ar
raigned today before Judge John
p, Mcmahon in the United States
branch OF Police Court on charges
OF selling and possession OF liquor.
They entered pleas OF not guilty
and demanded trial by jury.
Thorough investigation Of Gar.
ner's connection with the affair ig
being made today by officials OF
the traffic bureau, who have or
dered a full report from the raiding
officers, Lieutenant o. T. Davis,
Sergeant James McQuade, and POI
liceman N. o. Holmes. Gamers
post was at North Capitol street
and Massachusetts, avenue north
west.
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GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY
School Directs
Easter Service

The Sunday school Of Petworth
Baptist, Church will have charge
of the Easter exercises tomorrow
morning, the services beginning
at 1890 o'clock. There will be
baptism. OF several children. A
cantata entitled Easter Tidings,"
by Hall and Yale. will be given.
The Reverend Henry ]. Smith
will preach at o'clock in the
evening on 1.-THE Courage Of Ea-
gerness." The music for the eve-
ming service will be: Organ prelude,
''Offertoire in r." (Faeadl. BY AL.
bert Havenner, orRanist; duet, Tho
sauna" (Granier1, Mrs. Margaret
Hewitt and Harold King; solo,
Calvary" Rodney). Miss Eliza.
beth Jordan; anthem, Christ Our
Passover" (Schilling), by the choir;
organ postlude, March in r" (Gaul).
by Mr.. Havenner.
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nv FAY KING.

I've come TO the conclusion that
q photograph Is a mighty good
investment II your object Is matTi-
Imony.
For instance, knew o girl who
had q disposition like q fiend,
but always took a picture Like
an angel.
Shed fight with her boy friend
and treat him like a slave, but
no matter how mad he'd get at
her., when he'd go home and look
ct that harmless, helpless, angelic
portrait Of her on the nlaateI,
he'd forget that those guileless
lips cussed like a trooper, and
those childish brOws could be
cruel and calculating.
Yes, he forgot and fOrgave and
finally married the deceiving lit
tie demon, and even now when
he comes home to an empty Ice
box, he looks at the ethereal
photographs and can't bring
himself 10 believe that al that
injured innocence is just mega
tive.
Then again, the most dernure
and domestic little dame / ever
knew always masqueraded a. q
gypsy fortune teller or an Arab
slave girl.
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Angelic Portrait Makes Hubby For
give Wife's Mean Disposition.

Her photographs were always
some character not her own, and
she looked as II she lived for
revenge only.
In her hand was q deck or
dagger to decide s0EneOne's fate.
Every Sunday the mild blonde
young bOOISlxeepeF from the office
was served the most marvellous
chicken dinner with layer cake,
prepared by herself.
Although he ate heartily, and
had three helpings OF mashed
potatoes, he wasn't In love with
her because she was q good cook
and q neat hOuselzeeper.
No, stree! When he'd get back
to his rooms he'd hum one OF
Kipling's ballads and look 10y
ingIy at the heathenish portraits
Of her.
He liked to think OF himself as
q reckless British soldier on the
way to Mandalay.
They are happily married now,
and though q group picture OF
them with the twins has the fore
most pIace on the easy payment
piano, he still looks with delight
upon the Kipling esque camera
studies Of his Mrs.
Now, who says there amt
some ''photOgraft" to matrimony9
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TWO SERVICES
FOR EASTER
CROWDS
Doctor Pierce to Speak Twice
In Morning at First
Congregational

The desire TO attend services ~
the First Congregational Church.
Tenth and G. streets, in the morn
ing has been 30 great that two
Easter morning services VIII De
held, one at 8 and the other az II
o'clock. Both services will De al
most identical. except that the
minister, Doctor Jason Noble
Pierce, will speak at . o'clock on
"Home Immortal" and at II O'Clock
on Easter JOY"
A twenty-minute organ recital
wiz precede the Q o'clock service
by Charles +. Ferry, organist. AT
both services the vested chorus
choir will render special music IN
GLIDING the anthems. why seek
Ye the Living Among the Dead
Gas II Began to Dawn and the
Haiieiujah Chorus from Handlers
Messiah.
a devotional.musical vesper ser.
vice win be held at 4:4S p, m, IN
which the Colgate University Musi-
cal Club of forty picked men sing
ers viii participate. a popular
Easter evening service win be held
at ) o'clock at which Doctor Pierce
viii speak on 1.-THE Spirit Of Eas-
teri and 3 chorus Of sixty voices
WIN sing God Hath Appointed
Day and .tThey Have Taken
Away My Lord. =
Ruby Smith stalll, soprano. and
Gcldie Dreaeler Hutchins. contraltO.
win sing q duet, 1.-THE Magdalene =
John ii. MarVille will sing a bass
solo. "Hosanna," and Hilbert D.
Kratzer tenor solo, Open the
Gates OF the Temple.
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METROPOLITAN BAPTIsTs
PLAN SUNRISE SERVICE

A sunrise prayer meeting win be
held by the young people of Metro
politan Baptist Church, Sixth and
A streets northeast, tomorrow
morning at o'clock. At ii Rever-
end John Compton Ball, the pas
tor. will preach on "The Resufrec-
ton Of JOY" and In the evening on
Life Before and After Death.
The Junior Christian Endeavcr
will give an Easter pageant at 6:46
in the evening. There. win be bap,
tism In the evening.
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LOS ANGELES TO CARRY
MAIL ON BERMUDA TRIP

Two hundred pounds Of letter
mail will be carried by the airship
Los Angeles when it leaves Lake
hurst, N. J., for Bermuda early
next week, it was announced today
by Second Assistant Postmaster
General Paul Henderson.
The mail intended for the Los
Angeles is to be addressed to the
postmaster of New York and must
be plainly marked "Air mail by air
ship Los Angeles from Lakehurst,
N. J." Letters must be paid for at
the rate of 2 cents an ounce or
fraction, and postcards at the rate
Of 2 cents each.
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DR.. WHITLEY WILL SPEAK
ON 1.-THE LIVING CHRIST"

"The Living Christ" will be the
subject OF the Easter morning SER
mon Of Doctor Earle Whitley at the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
At the evening service Doctor VIII
fey will preach Z brief sermon on
1.-THE Reigning Christ" and the
church choir, under the leadership
Of William p, Braithwaite, will give
Dudley Bucks Easter cantata,
Christ, the Victor" In nine cpl
eodes,
An Easter sunrise prayer service
will be held at $50 o'clock. at the
church. under the auspices Of the
Alpha Christian Bndeavor Society.
Miss Maisie Hosick will be In
charge.
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EPIPHANY CHURCH
ST. PAUL's CHURCH
Reverend Arlington 4. McCalIum,
RNefoY

II 4. M.-PrecsasienaL "christ the
Lord Is Risen TodSy ssdiTs1 t intEGIt
iingl; "Thrse-foid Kyris" winterl
d major tMoir); 'Ths strife Ia Der,
the Battle Done" from "PaIestrina"
offertory anthem. "As II Began to
Dawn" (Chaffin); 'Nunc Dtmittis" in
e major (Vincentl; receSsioRal. Jesus
Christ Is Risen To-day" from "Lyra
P. M.-"christ the Lord Ia Risen
To-day" (Bodinel; Festival Magntficat''
tstsan); Jesus Christ Is Risen Today
IGauD; "They Have Taken Away Ny
Lord. tsstaiGsssr9i; ~ 1t Began 70
over (Barnbyl Jesus Christ Is Risen
To-day" from "Lyra Davidica." Al
both serviosa the solo work will he
sustained by Harry M. Forker. baritone
Robert A, JonscheT, tenor. and Master
Claiborne Durham, soprano. On the
sunday after Easter. at the II O'Clock
service, several memorial gold medals
will be presented to deserving choir
boys and acolytes ChoirmaSter, sam"
uel A, Leech.
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life EvERLAsTIN0," IS
THEME or Or. c. RICE

Life Everlasting" win be the
subject OF the sermon tomorrow
morning at 1913 o'clock at the
Church Of Our Father Universalist)
Thirteenth and Il streets northwest,
by the pastor. Doctor Clarence r.
school, with classes for all, will be
held with q mems class led by Doc.
tor r. w. Rallou.
At $50 the Easter pageant, THE
Symbolism Of the Flowers" will be
given by pupils Of the church school.
At I o'clock there will be devo-
tional meeting Of the Young Peoples
(yhrfnfian TJnf0H
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cHTyRCH OF our SAVIOUR

Reverend z. II, Stevens. Rector
A M.-Prelude for organ and violin,
Resurrection Morn" &C. w. Chadwick1 (;
PT HT:SsE Wslr0"' intr SRy sathsm
Christ our Passoysr" tchappiel
Def CRANK ~. SMITH: offertory solo
for baritone, THE Conqueror &c:
"sancrGs, SBensdictus" and "Agnus
Del" (Smith1; communion hymn. The
King of Love" John Dykes): Gloria
in Excelsis' (Smith); "Nunc Dimittis
(Johanne Turle): recesaional' Jesus
Christ is Risen To-day" dyria David :
ate Amen" tKinder).
II A. M.-Prelude. organ and violiH.
"serenata, Op. is. No. (MozekowskD
professional. Jesus Christ 10 Risen
Today (Dayidica); 'Kyrie." Gloria
Tibi" and "Gratta Dsr Ismith); H FER
Feast" &C. J. Eiveyl; easter sermon.
1.-The Church, Her Gracious Destiny
offertory anthem. He is Risen" (Caleb
simpsr); "Sanctus,' "Benedictus. AZ.
NUS Der and Gloria in Excslsls
occasional, "Tbs Day of Resurrection.
(Bertholde Tours); poGtlude. organ ana
violin, vision de Jeanne D'Arc
4P. M.-Prelude, "Evensong" (Roland
piggIsl pr9csssionai; "cSms; re Fe esiI-
dren's hymn, THE Strife is Ger (Wil-
liam Monk); children's pageant, LAY
Catechism and the Child; offertory
anthem. Awake Thou That eleepest
lcaIsb singer bymn for the . cross .!
r postinde. "SachtStuck" tschumsnn):
3. Peekham: organist. Miss Elena Halls
vioIinist, Miss Marguerite Harhers.
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DR.. DREW TO PREACH;
RESURRECTION is THEME

Doctor Simon p. w. Drew will
preach at the morning service at
II o'clock tomorrow at the National
Cosmopolitan Baptist Institutional
Church, No. 925 N street northwest.
His subject will he 1.-THE Resurrec-
ton of Jesus Christ" The Sunday
school will give a special musical
program at s O'Clock in the eve
ming.
Professor Robert r. Sharperson
will sing
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DR.. WILKINSON TO PREACH
ON '.UNPARpoNARLE SIM,

THE objectionable SIN" VIII be
tl:e subject Of the. lecture tomorrow
az 8 p. m. by Doctor B. G. VIII
kinson, dean Of theology az Wash.
ington Missionary College, at the
Capital Memorial church, Fifth and
program begins at 7s1E p. n.
Monday night at 8 o'clock Doctor
Wilkinson viii give 81 sfersopticon
with the Dead
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GOSPEL PARTYs LEADER
WILL PREACH TOMORROW

Doctor g. Wilson Becton, leader
81 the Gospel Feast" evangelistic
party of Columbus, Ohio, which Is
beginning a three weeks evangsl-
fstic campaign, will preach at John
Wesley A, NJ. r. Zion church. Four
tenth and Corcoran streets north
west, tomorrow morning at l0:45'
The choir will give q special chorus,
Awake Thou That Sieepeth," by
Stainer. and Miss Eva v. Johnson
will sing 'aThe Resurrection" by
Shelley.
At 3 p. M. an Easter cantata en-
titled THE Resurrection" will be
presented by members Of the sun.
day.school At 7:45 the senior choir
win sing GauI's Holy City,"
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Resurfecfion, He Theme

Doctor Samuel hudson Porter
will preach at II O'Clock tomorrow
morning at First BAPTIST Church,
Sixteenth and O streets. on Heirs
Of the ResHrrectIo Ion, and at 8 D. m.
on "a Drama OF Death and Glory. 3
as set forth In the observance Of
the Lords Supper and baptism, the
two ordinances Of the church Serv.
ice. Swedish meeting win be held
at $50 D.. m. with IN address by
a prominent aWedteh minister.
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NATIVITY CHAPEL.
Reverend Enoch NJ, Thompson.

Reverend Enoch N. Thompson. Rector
1870 A. M.--The early eucharist at
with the choir singing "wsIeoms Happy
Morning" Jesus Gives" Jesus Christ
High Feast We Sing"
The children will have special carol
service at 9;%S when they will pre-
sent their Lenten offerings for Missions
II A, M.-ChoiF singing, Easter
hymns and the anthem, "Christ Our
Passover Is Sacrificed for Us, There
fore Let Us Keep the Feast"
p. M.-ChoraI OVenNopR With
psalms and hymns.
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Seems Like q Log.

For a long time, we have been
promising Tim" Almgren to
write something about our en-
craving department, which is the
best in town.
So Ye Ed asked Bill LuerH.
one Of the staff photogra piers
yesterday. why news photo
grapher never forgot his camera.
II never heard of photo
grapher forgetting his camera. I"
said Bill, "It's because a camera
has some weight to it, and your
hands becomes accustomed to
feeling that weight. II you don't
feel, you miss the camera. And,
oh, boy, how you do miss it! A
photographers camera becomes,
after a while. just as much a
part of a photographer as his
arm or his leg. That's why the
boys never forget them"
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SAINT ALBAN's CHURCH.

Reverend G, T. warner, RECTOR.
A. M.-Processional 12S, Christ Our
Passover tShiliinl: TIE Deum (Holden) f;
tubiiata Dudley Buck. In b flat; in
triot, lis; sermon hymn. 131; offertory
anthem, "As II Began to Dawn" (Vin-
cent?: sanctus (Buckl; recessional, liz.
Personnel Of choir. Miss Beatrice Ssy.
soloist; Allan H. Watson. organist Miss
MaJePia Bradt contralto soloist; Lewis
Annto. tenor soloIat; Frederick 9haOffer.
women and boys
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Ralph III. Schrom, az, and Loris Idell
Overdue. 20. The Reverend ]. S. Mont
Archer L, Mullen, ~, and Mary y.
Robsy, ~. The reverend W. q. Pet
= HANSON so,9 T. a[': cb,Sn.z a. and Cora
Arthur %. Mankin, IS. and Gladys N.
Botkin, rs. both of staunton. Va. The
Reyersnd y Wil! Hs,I.u M. Hoffman;
town Pa. and Helen K, aotshaiI' ': 20.
OF Middletown, Pa. The Reverend S. u.
Leland stanford swIndIsr. 81, of
Vey %. The Reverend J. G. Callaghan.
Liyod c. Russell. 81: of Baltimore, Md.
The iit, Reverend q. M: Diffenderfer -
Leo r; Kimmei' e., and Lilly Plot
nickn, 49, both Of ud Richmond Va. The
Charles P. Lineauram, So, of Phila
deIphia, Pa. and Ruth Richards, Ss, of
San Diego, Cal, The Reverend William
OTIS as come %s1:r. a and Hattie att Lowery.
v Ghsrle1 b both %; Rcbm 81 AND Va Nellie 4s
reverend T; J. q. Rrisss: w. "'
Kidweli 2s, The Reverend @. s. John
Hills, TO- both of Richmond, Va The
Reverend r. NJ, HenniG.
Robert Francis Drake, so. and Viz
ginia Isora Green, u, both of Richmond.
Va. The Reverend T. Il. Davis.
Dayton T. Hamilton. 36, of Florence,
s, c.. and Isabel Miller. 2b. OF Harris
VILE. S. c. The Reverend William NJ.
william Calvin Brown. s1, and Mar
Earet J.. Lochmiller. IS. both OF BaIti-
more, Md. The Reverend H, NJ. Hen
Harvey L. Royce, %, and Martha M.
Kenttner. 26. of Arlington, Va. The
Reverend I. w. Ketchum,
william Fl. Myers. 2s. and Margaret
Elizabeth Harrison. 10. The Reverend
J. II, Briggs.
Charles Il. Hall. SO. and Marie Hehb,
49, The Reverend William d. Battles
DEATHS.
John G. sehuerger, SO years. No. 21s
Ninth street southeast
Robert Gibson; IS years, No. 2aos Cal
vert street northwest.
Jacob Schwartz. 80 years. Garfield
Hospital,
University Hospital
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BIRTHS.

Luigi and Maria Grazziano, girl
william 8. and Mildred e. Lowe girl
John H, and Katherine Ralph. boy.
Charles 8. and Charlotte q. Sond'
heimeF, boy.
George f. and Mary n. Strong, boy
Robert u, and Dorothy Davidson, girl
Henry and Mary Ardai, girl.
Frederick j. and Ann &c. Neuland, girl
Fred and Eva Cousins, girl.
Franklin and Elisabeth Schneider. Jr-
boy,
Glenn w. and Edith @. Jones, boy.
James and Conctta PoulOs, boy.
Ernest J. and ElmiFa v. Elwood, girl
Guy w. and Margaret A, Bowen, boy
Richard p. and Kathryn Glass, girl.
Homer and Julia P. D'Boileau, girl.
William r. and Mary J. Harris. boy.
Joseph S. and Agnes Cornish, girl.
Frank and Matilda Thomas, girl.
James and Edna Owens. boy.
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pr. smith WIN Preaoh

"Roll Away the Stone" IL the
theme OF the morning sermon of
Doctor Harvey Baker Smith at
Columbia Heights Christian Church
tomorrow. There will be special
music by the choir and a male
quartet. The choir and quartet
also will sing at night, when Doctor
Smith will speak on. Living or
Dead?''
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $3.50, Obituary Desk
MIRRIE r. BEAGLE.

The Reverend j. j. Queally viii
conduct the services in the Church
Of the TRANSPORTATION. Fourteenth
and CALLAHAN. streets northwest,
Monday morning for Mrs. Mirrie
f. Beagle, aged sixty-seven years,
who died yesterday at her home
4E23 Iowa avenue. northwest, In.
torment will be In Rock Creek
Cemetery. Mrs. Beagle 10 survived
by her husband James v. Beagle
three daughters, Misses Lynda M.
Ida NJ and Regina g.; a son James
g. and two brothers. James and
Richard Robe-t~
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RED LEGION TERRORISTS
ARRESTED IN LISBON

LISBON, April 11,-Several mem
bers of the criminal red legion
which has been terrorizing this sec
ton with motor banditry have been
arrested, police announced today.
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Death notires

BEASLEY-On Saturday, April II, 1895.
at $40 a M, at her sons r r.. e e
BEAsLEY. beloved wife Of Joseph
Beasley.
: Notice Of funeral hereafter.
ELDER-Suddeniy. on Saturday, April
III. 1925, at her residence. 4132
Seventh street northwest, MRS. y.
LIZZIE ELDER, wife OF Charles =.
Elder.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HARPER-Suddenly on Thursday. April
8. 1925. at 1870 p. M. at his resi-
dence, 1897 KIlbourne place noTth+
west. CHARLES u. HARPER. be.
loved husband OF Mary -. Harper
Funeral from the above residence.
Monday. April 10. 1875, at 2. m.
McNALLY-At 1870 ,. m. April Q
1926, at his residence. silver Spring
Md, FRANCIS w. McNALLY, be-
loved husband Of Lulu B. McNaily.
Funeral from his late residence,
silver Spring. Nd. April -, 1895, at
2 D. m. Interment at Forest Glen.
Cemetery.
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LAURA ETHEL KING.

Mrs. Laura Ethel King, wife Of
william r. King, a fireman at.
tached to engine company No. Is,
who died yesterday in Emergency
Hospital. will be buried Monday in
the Congressional Cemetery. Flu.
neral services will be held in
Nazarene Church at 2 o'clock. Mrs
King was burned at her home, 1852
Bladensburg road northeast, yester
day morning when her clothing
caught fire from the kitchen stove
She died from these injuries. She
was twenty.four years old at the
time OF her death and is survived
by her husband and two small
children.
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.

There will be four services At the
First Congregational Church, Tenth
and g streets northwest, Easter.
A. II. and IL A. M-The vested
chorus choir of sixty voices will render
the following anthems. why Seek We
the Living Among the Deadf" (CIaYel !:
AS II Began to Dawn (Martinj
defs Messiah. Charles T. Ferry, or
ganist. will give twenty minute
organ recital before the a. M ser
vice. the selections including the fol-
lowing: Gloria" (Bronson); IAN
dante" Fifth Symphony (Beethoven1 :
Allegro Con Motto" Grand Sonata
lWhiting); and "Hosanna" (Wacha1.
The postIude will be 'Triumphai
March" (West).
4:45 p. NAT the Musical Vssper
Service, the Colgate University Musical
Clubs of forty men, winners of the
International contest. will give prayer
okEs!hanksgiving" (Kremser); Trust
n the Lord" (HandeIl; Soldiers OF
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Mckenny Sent to Hague

The Department of Commerce to-
day announced the appointment Of
Philip F. McKenny. of Takoma
Park, Nd, as assistant trade com
missioner at The Hague.
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THE PRESIDENTS
ENGAGEMENTS.

10 a. m.-Former Congress-
man John c. Mckenzie.
II a. m.-HarOld Rowland.
l2 m.-Assistant Secretary Of
State MacNTurray.
1920 p. m.-(iraham Patter-
son, Senator WadsWOrth, and
Senators McNary and STAINS
field, with members OF the
Oregon Debating Team.