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Evening star., 1926-10-16
WANTED-SALESMEN.

REAL ESTATE Statesmen (2l. must have
some exp. in selling new homes: liberal CO.
operation: ration: reference. Address Box 65-E.
SALESMAN who can sell electric Singer
Contract: hustler gan make $40 to 500
INA to sell food
dress soa 45E saa oee
SALESM AN--Automobile salesman! For q
Product" Experience unnecessary. chance
to be
finest Tsmp9rary losatton: 1425 Irving e.
and-Pontiac dealers.
SALESMEN-If this should attract the at
tention Of man who wants to make good
at Room 626. Xibee Blds.' 1e' y Npp-'is
sAt,EsMEN 70 sell sschlitz products. Apply
WANTED-Piano salesman for city of Rich
ord: permanent position for the right man;
ence confidential. Chas. M. Stieff, Inc, 42O
E. Grace st. Richmond. Va.
WANTED-Experienced specially statesmen
selling natiosnally Adyertsed Line Of Pro
as TSs1 to M keSui3ss kes HOas
ton. Raleigh Hotel. Washington. D: G.. giving
esn Be oat oa unsss o1Sr
Vacant territory1Maryiand and Delaware. iaVHi e
force for Il Fall and Winter campaign n Lee
our proposition: Liberal commissions and
RUBY LEE MINAR, INC,
1405 New York Ave.
Main 11A6 23e
Evening star., 1926-10-16

WOMEN DEMONSTRATORS
FOR FOOD SHOW WORK.
APPLY SO FRANKLIN NAT.
BANK BLDG.
Evening star., 1926-10-16

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
REALTY Statesmen (5),, experienced and
unexperienced: part or full time salary or
commission. Col. 6561.
WANTED man and wife. white: man to
act as houseman and butler: woman as
housekeeper. in a large country home. Ad-
dress Box 235-D. Star office.
MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn the real
estate business. Earn while learning. Need
not interfere with present empioyment; Big
A. NJ. Sheppard $50 Bond Bldg.
ORGANIST and choir director. experienced:
Protestant church. Address Box 90-E: Star
office 16s
MAN AND WIFE, man to run automobile.
drive Ford truck. attend furnace, care for
poultry and do general work on 12-acre sub
urban place; wife to cook, wash. iron and
do general housework in modern home; ex-
cellent quarters. good wages. Address Box
455-D. Star office. A17'
INTELI.IG ENCE, HONEST. PERSONALITY.
To the lady or gentleman who has the
above qualities. is interested in finance ana
desires to get practical understanding of
this interesting subject, and at the same
time reap ample remuneration for their ef-
fort, an appointment should he requested,
by writing Box 167-E. Star office.
Evening star., 1926-10-16
WEI Broadcast Game.

Beginning at 2:30 this afternoon,
WRC will broadcast a play by play
Evening star., 1926-10-16
YOUNG MAN

YOUNG MAN
with college education to establish con-
nection with large corporation. Give age
and experience. Address Box 69-E. Star
ELECTRICIANS at once; must
have references. Apply Penn
Elec. Co., Oil 9TH NV. 16*
Evening star., 1926-10-16

ALTERATION HANDS and
experienced sewers to work on
children's daesses. Long sea
son. Apply Natalie, Inc. 330S
18th, 3rd floor.
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BE A BRICKLAYER.

EARN $40 TO SlZ FEN DAY.
The Building Trades School offers you the
opportunity to learn this big wage trade In
three months.
Expert Instructors-Scientihc Instruction.
Day and Evening Glasses.
BUILDING TRADE SCHOOL. 710 o st. NV.
Evening star., 1926-10-16

COLLECTOR
with small car; must be experienced. Call
627 7th at.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Frae registration. WashinGton Employment
ExchanEe. operated for the PUBLIC oy the
No Charge Unless You Are Placed.
8Oom 2o2. Transportation 1ldg,. 11th 3 q.
Evening star., 1926-10-16
HEI,P-DONESTTc

HEIP-DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress: colored
woman stay nights: references. 1857 Que
COOK and clean first floor: must he good
cook; best reference required: stav nights:
Chevy Chase. Phone Cleveland 1916.
COOK and general houseworker: first class
stay nights: S45 mo. 1907 Woodey pl.
CleYa. 2fR9.
Evening star., 1926-10-16

THE HECHT co. requires the
services of an experienced mani
curist for their mems barber
shop; one who is capable of TAX
ing charge of the appointment
desk. Apply employment office.
ga F St. NV.
Evening star., 1926-10-16

WOMEN. young married former .typists.
who have spare time In middle OF day can
turn that time into cash: 40 hunt and
peck typists need apply: give fun detailS
of experience in your reply. Address Bow
129-E Star office.
Evening star., 1926-10-16
I,A[[ LA
By JOHN NEWPORT.
Copyright. 1926. by Eugene MacLean.)
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.

Copyright. 1925. by Eugene MacLean.)
Evening star., 1926-10-16

WOMAN. strong. active settled about 30,
to learn light manufacturing business musf
he capable of instructing others: state full
Star office
Evening star., 1926-10-16

WOMAN, of experience and character, want.
ing good home and small salary looking
after small children and supervising house.
15S
Evening star., 1926-10-16

SALES REPRESENTATIVE
to handle D. C. and Md. sales and service
of an established Office appliance on com
mission basis only. Should have car. Ad-
dress Box l33-E. Star Office. IL
Evening star., 1926-10-16

WOMAN. settled. white. 25-45. for plain
cooking and hOusework for adults: no
laundry: good home; moderate wages: ref
erences. Call after 3 Dm. 719 4th st ne.
Evening star., 1926-10-16

WOMAN for general housewOrk and car9
of baby good home to right party Call
Sunday or evenings. after 5. 1920 Monroe
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10
THE SNOW STORM
Children Delight In It But the Head of the House Does
 Not

I he week-ena snow storm was a metamorphosis from spring to winter. The only cheerful ones Of the house hold when the sn8w-covered ground met the view. Saturday morning were the children. Sieds were brought from forage as soon as the anxious young sters were suitably dressed.
 The snow fan continued until well after bedtime Sunday night and the rising wind caused the snow to drift. The head Of the house t0iied with the snow shovel before going to his daily task. telling himself that he enjoyed a New England winter when 1t doesn't now
 The city highway department was out early. At midnight Sgperintend- ent of Streets Frederick Dumas was routing his men out of bed. By two o'clock the city snow plough was under way. Even the lesser travelled streets received attention. and the superin- tendent of streets is deserving of a word of commendation for his thought fulness of the citizens comfort.
 The state highway department was also at work before the snow ceased to fall. and the roads were scraped in the usual Connecticut style. which has
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10
EASTFORD
.tna. tree as usual

Christmas tree as usual
 Not yat decided upon where the new Congregational parsonage VIII be io- cated
 selectnau Henry Baaef reports ire quent requests by hoboes Tor a nignt 2 lodging
 sfiss Lucretia Ladd wha has been in Eastfard seTeral months. Will soon return Co Somers.
 It Is understood that the custom of free public oyster supper following election sill be omitted this year
 Mrs. George Brink returned Sunday afternoon from brief absence among relatives and friends out of town.
 Thanks 70 Road Commissioner Mae donald the public highway was cleared of fallen and drifted snow Sunday af- trrnoon.
 Owing to the intensely cold weather Saturday the finishing process on the second new concrete bridge was nec- essarily deferred.
 By provision of the will. the cot- tage home of the late Deacon Henry TrawbridQe becomes the property of Miss Lillian Huntington.
 The cold storage plant of Henry B. Buell.. which has a capacity Of TOO barrels. Is nearly filled with Al apples. Mr Buell. market is the entire coun- try.
 George o. Ross of Putnam and George i. Allen of Franklin. Mass, inspected cattle in this vicinity last Friday, making Gen. Lyon Inn their headquarters.
 Pastor Lanphear's Sunday morning text was Giving ft was based on the Golden Rale Despite the iuclem- ent weather fully fifty attendants Us. tened to the excellent address.
 Member of the pledge committee of the Congregational society made their annual call throughout the town Sun daF and reported in the chapel m the evening. The result was very prom ising.
 Herbert Greene trapped mink and captured hen-hawk last week while r. II Whitcomb of New London recently shot mammoth owl. \ handsome specimen of red fox was brought down by Joseph Garley.
 Norman C., Heyd of Toronto, Gan. Supreme Dictator of the Loyal Order 0f Moose of the World will early in January officially visit Rhode Island lodges as the guest of State Supervisor Y Waldo Kennedy.
 Early in its history Eastford yil lage had clothing works, doing a good business These were burned in NIT and sa0a after. within the same year Capt Jonathan Skinner built cotton factory Captain Skinner also built what is now Gen. Lyon Inn. where hls portrait efaees the Wail He likewise buIlt the huase now occupied by Carl tan Tatem and ia which the captain died After his death the mill proper tr passed into the hands 9f Jamet Kafh and sons. now engaged ln thu manufacture 6f handles Mir Keith thu grand old man. recites interest Ihp anecdotes of local note. one beini that notwithstanding his advanced ag he siili Nalks t0 and from the mill am
 a8n te the ipb. every day. He pre- dlcts that Eastfard will soon come int her o0u aEain
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10
DR MCLAUGHLIN TO SPEAK

The regular monthly meeting of Elizabeth Porter Putnam Chanter, D. 4. R. vii Oe held Monday afternoon, Dee. f3. at D. m., in Odd Fellows hall Board meeting al 2.36 o'clock.
 The program will include q group of songs by William E. Wheaton of this city and an address b. Robert W. Mclaughlin, D. D.. of Piedmont church, 8 ofeester. Mass, preacher lecturer and author His subject will be, "A Quest For Pair Of Slippers. Dr. Mclaughlin is recognized as a foremost preacher of the American pulpit and has gained wide distinction as a writer. his books being in beth public and private libraries of the English speaking world. A leetur- CT he Is in constant demand.
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10

4 temperature of 96 degrees below zero. Fahrenheit. a little more than eight miles from the earth's surface was recorded during the flight of one of the United States Weather Bureau sounding balloons sent up from Royal Center. Indiana. This temperature represented drop of i66 degrees from that prevailing at the surface.
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10

Furnace Greek ranch in Death Val ley. California, is the hottest known inhabited spot on the globe. 4 Gov eminent thermometer there registered l34 degrees in the shade. The coldest recorded locality is in Northern Slber- Ia where the mercury drops to 90 de grees below zero
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10

The word Cabal came into heinz |, l67l. when the English eabine, sor sisted of i've persons Clifford. Arling. ton. Buckingham. Ashley. and Ian. derdalel, the initial letters of wb9ss names made up the word. They ra5s that appellation so infamous tbaf E. has never since their time been p..i except as a term of reproaeh.
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10

The finest optical instrument in the world an ultra microscope which makes photographs of objects l-200. 0oGih of an inch in diameter-ha' been acquired from an English seien tist by the Rockefeller Foundation.
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10

oecasioned many a compliment from travellers from other states ploughing through the drifts of their own states and finding the highways cleared for them as they crossed the borders into Connecticut
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10

The origin of the old expression. Please the Pigs. is Please the Piga. from the old Saxon word "Psga. a virgin. It originally meant "ihe Virgin permitting
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10

4 Druse fizi af me Lebanon Noun tain region of syria nasg .ith pro priety show one eye to the world, but Co 1nvcii two eyes would be the limit af bad taste
Putnam patriot., 1926-12-10

4 i00-year-oId medical treatise lists as brain food.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Poet Of Pacific'
Leaves the Sea

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. %.
After - wears At sea Captain T. J.
N#cg"nn, "roet of the Pacific '
aud for the Pat y years master
Of IT," roa~twi~r passenger vessel
Ro>" city. PLYING III and out 81 Pa
cific ports. has left the sea.
Thn lHrc Of The bounding main
'giUuphcd oycr that Of the bloom
ing heather when Macgcnn. then q
boz i'm his teens. ran away from his
inlaud Scotland home to roam the
seven seas.
He went to SEA ~ cabin boy.
He icft i a~ Il eaptain who never
lost - ship, ror had AN accident, in
his ~ year, dutv a, the commander
Of ships. He l,ft admired hr
passengers and beloved by the
crcW.
Thirty wears ago .hc raptaiu who
has now sought tie rcpo~c of .
l.ndsmau : life proved Im..f Il
hrro ;l~ - passenger aboard n vessel
conIiug uu tLc coast. The night
wa, stormy and the snip went ON
rhc r,ra~ ucar Monterey. He
jnmcdja'cjv t.ek Charge Of the
panic ~t'jc'5ou l~~~au. r~. pushed
'0rm to- safety on tho ships ej44in-
rh.N tool. h.a'i.ad a'r.e hont.oaI
.. tlcm ".a .t. -lo unarv
~n ~h.h. .,..-.auE tIrru+,rod IT,
.rsjlo '.c ~aH -.4.
Taro|..n h..a,'f WAS au aj-
n:r"r of thr ,.#.s.H aa" his rpcur
.n.it'.H- ;3. gc. cd '0lr .c3.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Given
Long Jail Term

Julio Sormo was sentenced to pay
a fine of $50 or serve 1S0 days in
jail when he pleaded guilty to va9
raucy charges before Police Judge
llerNcv ia police court this morning.
Scruuo was arrested two weeks ago
a. suspicion Of impliction in numcr-
nu> robherics in the city. Police
were unable to produce proof of
their assertions but it was shown
that Scrano has been loafjug around
town for some time. On one occas-
ION he escaped from Officer Vivian
when he was being taken TO the sta
tiou to prove ownership Of spare
tire he was carrying, The tire was
later reported a stolen one. Serano
WIS unable to pay the fine and was
taken To The county Jail 10 start
sowing his sentence.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23

visor, aomwu..a- and tho dr1ns Of
dental schools
Irc~ta.u Coolidge va. personally
represented rf jar opening session,
OF the congress The following mcu
were named br tho President Off
ciolly to.reFre~cr} 1he United Ntate4
and the congress:
United Sra1oe ~ouaror lIondrict
@hir.toad. Nm,-ota. ro3w,~-um
Rov o. Clark. Michigan; Lieu,
tpmuaador " t. plu"l Juitea
States navy. au Of ~nou arn dtr-
fists. and tfe folio"ur dnui-ls aa
uat.auM r.p1r: ~. WiD.jau H. &.
Logan. president II ~" rutoruatIol-
~ GeutaI congress; br Ofto
King, secretary general ot l,o con.
orr- D~. Tsloma ~ Huptr, Dr.
Hear. l.. EanlaiG. Dg W. \. G5t
fin, Dr. Il. y. Eri.~cH eol Dr. ~nen
p.rf ". -o~tor. tine u't,. president
O.. ID. American D-ota. a--u ..a'ioe.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
DENTISTS MEET
C0NVENF|S TODAY
AT PHILADELPHIA

PulLADEIpHlA, Ar@. -. a
closer relationship bo;%r,a th"
-~icucc # dentistry and medicine is
expected 70 result from the dcIib-
oratiou, Of the seventh international
Ja"t"i cou4tc>~, which assemblies
Acra today
Dentistry $ |cvr'opuot Us fac-
.or I'm preventative medicine and its
rs.r increasing Importance in Gi-
,na~r G.agro~i, ha, done mulch To-
ar.u4 abDt this relationship, in the
.'iu,ou &c tho I5.aoO delegates from
Il nat.D.- "hn as" nyrr for the -c,-
-ion>
'tu. present mrctiur is H. first
..Dr.. .ruulv ito. iai +. ut,u tar
oa-r. l4thor. il I.oadur
a'a. aci.Irrutjol~ a,er -ummqr
~ -a-prnd,. at thr ombrras Of tD,
An.8 war. Tb" list international
ror4r,-- in this country Was held
ia ~. Loai> in 1904 ~oinrii"ntaIy
..itu tAr Louisiana Purchase n&po-
,itiou.
Dental science was czpcete. 10 be
accorded recognition a u companion
in the warfare against disease by
famoU, medical scientists who are
lde~t~ and speakers IL the rongrc~S.
Dra hygiene, in the haad~ Of dem
lists. las been hailrd by tHem - the
greatest ally of medicine md surg
eeN.
y barge exposition relating to tho
science, craft and history Of deu-
tistrv has bccu planned by the CON
.,r~,e exhibits for which haFr been
assembled from al over thc world.
il comprises. five divisions. q den
tai scientific exhibit, dental his
.a-:saI rNhibit. Il dental health cX-
aIbit, . governmental exhibit and
= commercial exhibit.
Historical Exhibit
Thr historical and >rieHtif." cT-
hsbit> ~" illustrating Of IL progr
ii dentistry from eyes prehistoric
times. iHcludiug auetea. Egyptian
aud E'ruscan pcriod,. 0acu dra'.'
practitioners were firSt known.
Military dental surgery Vas 10 &C.
.e=gr tu important Part IN the cT
position. The United states army
dental corps has complete display
- msss Iiotacia! surgery. the result
Of var a%l.riooc" of the army den
t#i Surgeons.
The German government ba~ been
aifot-of 1000 square tcet for its rN
hi5i.. r%rcct"d t. iac.",e exempt"
Of military dental surgery IL ieNel
aael in that nation and eylibitS OIL
rammorial and p"h!ic hea!tG dcu
-a1 .tivi'ics.
In extensive clinical program ha
Fcau arranged for the week dWiu.
A.ieh tho latest strides in dcnta
sgr4cr~ viii nr demonstrated. The
NiG - shown ly eminent clinici3a
appointed by the various state ao
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Kills Self After
Shooting Giri
IL Unitcd Press Leased Wire

san JOSE. Calf. Aup, 2&.-.Af-
ter killiuo Miss Susie Ellis, wait
rcSS in the restaurant of which h"
was proprietor, William Wallace"
committed suicide Yesterday on p
street ear fiUol with chprehgoer..
Patrons finding the rcstau mt
deserted, discovered TIVE Girls bad
about the same time Wallace kii'c z,
hlHSclf
Members of his family bclic"cl
his act was due to temporary mNon-
ity resulting from broodiug over th"
death four years ago Of his only son.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
Tourist Party
Here Tomorrow

Forty tourist, from eastern ctias
will arrive fa f. Centre Tuesday.
morning - $50 on special ReeE"<
roar heiHy routed thrugh tic YAK
lev oN.. tLe ,au Dieg, aad ArizaH4s
railway.
The raFfa +, enroutr west for
trim through c.a-' cities and M.
t.onl pals. aeaagJjag TO Dale Ram
-rv. district a4ea. ''r th. ~au Diego
and Arizona. Daring the >hart stop
over l.re Gt.satwr doal.n" with
lmpc..a' Valley VIII Dr distributed.
20 the e#ston"r-.
Catching eu to things ca9ily IS
on, rule Of success. Lctta@ -
r"~iiv is one ~ q +" tai0Fe.
V-fcn thcy bear u pistol shot n
Ncxico they thin2, it's an election
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
G0pE0jIG RAINS
FOLLOW SNAKE
DANCE OF HopEe
by I n;tcL Press Leased W ire

IOTENILLE. Ariz., Aug. D. -
frao tn tradition Of centuries. Il
terfeHtia rain followed in the wake
Of tire man" :lori snake dance,
held oHcr ~. 'vccE-cr@.
Witli two hours .,ftc2 The Hierd
cetemoaial-'hoc was r@ia.
The IIopi ritc,-pcrformed with
taatalizod rattle snakes wrapped
around the dancers nccks-iS the
annual teihal prayer for rain and
abundant crops.
y II" end Of the savage darrc.
the snaio- were carried to the dcs-
crt and released. to curry the pray
cr~ Of 'ha IIopis for rain 10 The l.a-
derWorl aul ~rilit gods.
Nora than 100 huge rattlcsuakc-
were used in thi, yc1rs dance,
which vas Witnessed by approXj-
ma'..v $500 white tourists.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
SUICIDE hTIEMpEf
IS FAILURE DUE
TO TOUGH SKULL

Come s.t hcrr RIGHT away. y
man inst fo' aad killed himself. "
T.H.t -. sage came over the tic
phone taom q ranch eight miles
nurtbca,, of Imperial aboot =
,'eIoeE last night and caused Der.
.ts sheriff George Evans and \. Il.
lIcos. deputy coroner, TO climb in
Il car and beoaN q few spool records
-rftiHg T. the scene.
Arrived At TIE ranch house fro@
whore The cail had been sent, Evans
md Uam~ found am oNci'sl 4roaH
gathered uoar I'll" entrance t" +
hunk hogse.
,.Il,'~ in tfor, ON n hmE. - some
ooo said. '.Nhot himself night
,brought ,bo hruI,"
Hens entered, fol'owod closely
Tbyr fouud r,Djp. piam, ~,
,t,atehcd oar ou a cot.
.'r.,try -rou.b, remarked tIrm%
a> IT, started to Ijf' the Ian on "a
>trc'chrr.
The "rorl>c' stirred auJ gave IL
e.uu, 1T uHlIatiou.
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
RELIGIOUS HEADS
GATHER TO PLAN
CHURCH UNION
Nv united Press Leased Wire

Nv Uniteh Press Lcnscd Wire
nEhNE, Switzerland, August %.
Fifty ro'j4iog> leaders r.rar~"nt-
Ing nearly 80 Christian douomna-
'tro ,v ovorv -.r.,uu Of tho world
lnyt h.rr 1odav 70 perfect plans for
.a world rourrroDec 10 -Yuotb out
j"torjcao-iaatiaaal differences.
"odav'> "lt'nriH". haova Hs the
'Ccu'regatiaa Cowmi'tcc". OK
poets 80 draft q rrogram Of topics
10 lo Jt.r.. ..-.j ~ the great world
rpufrt'nr" nu fattr and oracr to- be
Iod u August. 1927 at IUHnuc.
Hr,f ,,nrr1i tioH. .uu ugw-t..rg4
t.ow >- H'..," '. 2u.u..omnus
a'u.,a, 1.. H -.,.ittrJ to
r,.a c.ulltt,e. a.e-a cl..r dut. viii
ho 10 a2ai<e '#.c ir.-. AUDI
rrcrare F. naeei-n f.r r'.c orderly
pror,Iar. of be- woriI conference.
'Tbr baaaful Consequences Of
prescott divisions among Christians
are r'rar - ~ aud She hopeful tca-
turn OF =;fualion is that Christ
inns eyer .9- ara rcaliziuo this.
said tic Rca. William T. Man
"jr". r.. al bishop Of New
York. i brr of III" committee,
in a;.cu>>i.. ;ho atm< Of tlo move
mru-.
l. was ~" rIoar hv ,uokc,mcn
for the cpala 9tae chat there WIS no
j. thought as yct of fo"mnl or Off
cial union # Christian churches
Or that the program of rio~cr co..
@pcra,im WI csPectcI ~ oblitrr
at" GcnominationaI lines. Tn"
chief aim Of thn world conference
was said 10 j." an cadcavor 40 clrt-
jH1'c hiuor unnecessary differences
among Christian churches arl -
strive for closer coordination.
To Organize Subjects
Five main topics Of theology al
r"ady studied br . subcommittee
will be considered bv the commit
ioc. These aHe ',Thc Nature Of
God, The Church : Miui~trv.
'Tho Sac ameat>. = ''Thc Tujtr #
rtrj~'cpdom and ttc Plarn &C jif-
fcroo' Churches Within #. The
-
subjects into u program Of discus
,icH or recommendations rcpro~ont-
ING the opinion 81 thc rcrrceo}.ta-
.t,v'~ t',.rn ass.mhIgl. Thrs To-
port viii 'bea be >urbiftrd to I'll
the Triuitariau churches of the
world rs suggestions and without
ANY binding force upon the coH
mmior~ represented at the confer
cncc.
Amoao a,--sr.-, u,Iar tH-
tiv" maiu subjects j. the r~opo~ol -
agree upon uniforn marriage law
to bo recognized and enforced by
aII churches.
Churches uaich have already
auuoiufr1 cammi~~ionS to- cooHerat,
with The r.I rotprc' co norn
m,uf io.oH the .'r4r':,rr. AZ
mrriau. n...t-. .,..rr, ',..,..'
,r....o> .,...e ft....r.r-. -..tas
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I.,l. ..,af... N...tiuu .'rIt.
dist. Old Catholic. r~c,bytn.ian, r.
.yAm~rh Df C1uada
The churches represented ar" n
lrr" Uui.al &-a,,s. Canada, 'h' Brit
,i>h I>l... Ger"ulr, ltnlr. Norway
. %v'"Icu, D."""E. Grr..', 'hja
Umru.v. Cncr'ralpy2l.il. Frthon
jo, L>W,u. ntbwaui", Hj4arja
CYpru>, Egypt. Svri", i'.''sti"
China .I#naa, IoIia. South Nfrira
Australia, aal New Xca'ard.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
WaSsI,ington ~"
Football Team
10 Be Dangerous
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Whjlo thc ruivtr~j,- of Wovlwe-
tor football tenn pr"tqhlv wiz mo-
hDast Of nav outstanding ,3'rH' thi:
year. it will aive The other confer
cuco teams a battle.
That what Euoch HrgShaw.
couch. thinks Of lb, IIueEics
chances from their appearance at
the present sine.
Tle tcam win etert the saooon
with cvprrierccd mr0 in the line,
but with weakened backfield.
Lust year the line men came under
the category of "grccu material.
There viii hc few new mcn to
fill The cans this wear. according "a
WaShin@to0 5 coach. TGy Freshman
team las. gear hrarrh. TO Iglt fny-
.r nr"Hisiu@ uia~km chaserS than
for five ~aaSoH, preceding.
Through graduation the team has
lost Wil.ou aud Tc~rau from the
hackfic!d auI Erickson from the
line. All three were picked ON All
American el"Ncu> last year aud ON
the Pa~if... coast :eam The loss
is going to ha kcrulv folt.
"It docsn I look SO bad and it
docSu I look So "ooI cj'hcr,
BagShaw said. THE team 5 >n"
cess depends on whether +Nc
comt on to return to to ".,.or
sity to develop as th,v "a
" Gut i'm &a.tv. "U hav
9 team rbo' I've th" other :rl
lows q h9'',..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-23
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lnr To- tt"' rcIated hv Bird occurred
in ibc Tcnd,rIom district hero,
He was hrId pending further in
NrSti"p'iou of lis story.