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Evening star., 1926-04-10

An anniversary service marking
the completion of % years III the
pastordte of Rev. DIR. Ulysses G.. b.
Pierce will take place at All Souls
Church Unitarianl, Sixteenth and
Harvard streets, tomorrow morning
The anniversary sermon will he
preached by Rev. Dr.. Samuel A.
Eliot. president of the America II
Unitarian Association who also de-
liVered the sermon at the installation
of Dr. Pierce on April IL, 1901.
DR., and Mrs. Pierce came to the
Washington church from Ithaca
\. Y, in April. 1901. AT that time
All Souls Church was located at
Fourteenth and l. streets. The COM
pletion OF the new structure at Six
teenth and Harvard streets. dedi-
Gated little more than a year ago.
is the outstanding achievement of
DIR. Pierce's pastorate.
There will be Il reception for Dr.
and Mrs. Pierce Monday evening
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SERMONS BY DR.. LAIRD.
Rochester Pastor at N. Y. Avenue
Presbyterian Church.

Rev. Or. John W. Laird. minister
of the Brighton Presbyterian Church,
Rochester, y. y, will preach at both
services tomorrow at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. His
II o'clock sermon will be The Awak-
ened Life" and at pm. The Monu-
ment Still Stands"
At $50 pm. there will be a prayer
service of the Woman's National Law
Enforcement conference, and at 6
pm. the Young Peoples Sunday Eve
ming Fellowship viii he held. followed
by the regular Christian Endeavor
service at Gas pm.
. The Woman's Society for Missions
will meet at 1890 am. Wednesday,
At which time Miss Esther Gouss OF
Ningpo, China, will speak. At s pm.
the Evening Missionary Society will
meet. Mrs. w. y. Jamison will speak.
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LUTHER LEAGUE

held a final meeting last night for the
purpose of completing the program
for the joint fellowship meeting of
the Baltimore and Washington
Luther League. to be held next Fri
day at Zion Lutheran Church, Sixth
and P streets.
Zion's League held a reception last
night for the 1926 confirmation class
of that church. An address Of well
come was delivered by Miss Emma
Holzer, president of lions League,
following which a musical and litera-
ry program was presented. Games
were played and refreshments served.
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CHURCH HOLDS ELECTION.
Six Chosen for Council at Concordia
Lutheran Evangelical.

The anrual congregational meeting
of Concordia Lutheran Evangelical
Church was held Thursday evening
The terms of six members of the
church council having expired. the
following were elected TO serve: Con-
rad Ammon. Harry r. Dunkhorst,
Francis Fahy. Rudolph Santelmann,
Albertus y. Schroeder and George
Steiner They will be installed in Of
flee tomorrow morning in the service
at l1:lj o'clock. A vote of thanks
was given to Charles Botsch and AL
fred krieg. who retired from the
council after many years of service.
The Concordia Links, the Junior
young peoples organization of Con
cordia Church, will give "A banquet in
honor of the confirmation class of
1926 Friday at 6 pm.
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Lecture on Theosophy.

The United Lodge of Theosophists
709 Hill Building, Seventeenth and
streets, will have a talk on "Self-edu
cation and Self-growth' tomorrow
night at 8 O'Clock. The weekly study
class viii be held Wednesday at
PM, continuing the subject of Rein
carnation." There will be a free lee
ture ON 1.-The Culture of Concentra.
ton" Thursday at SIS pm. Reading
room open from 10:30 to $50 daily, eX
cept Thursday and Sunday.
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VISITATION PLANNED:
Daughters of King Hold Exercises
at st. Marks Monday.

The biennial visitation of the Order
OF the Daughters of the King of the
Episcopal Church in the Diocese of
Washington to st. Marks Church. at
Third and \ streets southeast, will be
made Monday at pm. ST. Mark :
Church is the parish of Miss Ada b.
Noute, who is now president of the
Daughters of the King in Washington
ana who is retiring from office
April %.
The meeting will be the last gather
ing of the order before the annual I
convention. at which the successor TO
Miss Noute will be elected.
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"BE NOT ANXIOUS" TOPIC
Rev. Dr.. Abernethy to Preach at
Calvary Baptist Church.

The pulpit at Calvary Baptist
Church will be occupied tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor,
DR.. w. $. Abernethy.
His subject for the morning is BE
Not Anxious which is the twelfth in
the series 1.-THE Sermon on the
Mount In the evening he will give
the fourth of his series on Some
Nameless Characters OF Scripture
VINO Deserve to Be Remembered" His
subject at this service will be THE
Woman Who Forgot What She Went
After" The Sunday school meets at
9:3O am.
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VISITORS IN PULPIT.

Representative David Hogg of In
diana will address the congregation +
tomorrow night at the Second RaptiSj
Church. Fourth street and Virginia
avenue southeast.
The speaker at the morning church
service will be Rev. DR.. Henry w. O.
Millington, executive secretary of the
Columbia Association of Baptist
Churches. Rev. Ellis c. Primm. the
pastor. is absent in a revival service
in Norfolk, Va.
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Hamline Mems Bible Glass.

An important meeting Of the mems
Bible class of the Hamline Methodist
Episcopal Church will be held in the
chapel at Sixteenth and Allison
streets tomorrow morning at $50
. clock. DR. w. w. Weir viii give a
Commute talk on "A Mans Religion. ="
Under the auspices of the class, April
IS, an entertainment will be given by
lirs. Bess Gearhart Morrison of Lin
coin, Nebr., for the benefit of the new
church building fund.
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Church to Welcome New Members.

Those who We're baptized at the
Easter service at Petworth Baptist
Church will receive the right hand Of
fellowship tomorrow. morning The
pastor, Rev. Henry ] Smith. an.
nounces the third of his sermons on
The Kings Business" entitled
Spiritual Embezzlement." The bi
weekly childrens sermon. entitled
The Old Woman Who Lived in @
Shoe" will be given at l1:20' ram. The
evening sermon is THE Red Line of
Service -
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ST. LUKE'S DEDICATE
NEW ALTAR VESTMENTS
Rev. DR.. Wellington Curran VIII
Officiate at Bladensburg Services
Tomorrow.

Rev. d. Wellington Curran. execu-
tive secretary of the executive coun-
ell of the Episcopal Church in the
Diocese of Washington. will oficiate
at st. Luke's Chapel, Bladensburg.
tomorrow at the dedication of new.
altar vestments which We're presented
10 the Chapel recently
st. Luke's is chapel of ST Matthew :
Parish. OF which the principal church
is located in Hyattsville. The parish
has been without a rector since the
resignation last year of Rev c. l.
Monroe, who accepted a call 10 q
church in Texas
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PARLEY PLANNED
At LOCAL CHURCH
MiniSterium to Meet at
Church of At0nement
April. 20-21.

The Philadelphia Conference Of
the Ministerium of Pennsylvania will
meet in the Church of the Atonement
North Capitol street and Rhode Island
avenue, April 20 and 81. The service
tuesday evening will be a popul1 =
meeting of interest TO all Christians
An invitation is extended to the peo.
pie of the community.
The Mems brotherhood of the
church will attend services in a body
tomorrow evening. Gratz Dunkum
VIII speak on THE Laymen and His
Church" George II. Whiting is pres
ldent and Richard G. Entenmann sec
retary of this brotherhood.
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FIRST BAPTIST RITES.
Rev. P. Rowland Wagner to Preach
at Both Services.

Rev. p. Rowland Wagner, acting
pastor of the First Baptist Church.
Sixteenth and O streets, will preach
tomorrow. Subject II am, paths
Through the Sea" and pm, This
Do-Remembering Communion after
the evening service Swedish serv-
ices will be at $3.50 pm, by Rev. c.
lvar johnson of New York City
DIR. Samuel Judson Porter, the
pastor, is recovering from an opera
tion and it is expected he will be
able to return to the pulpit in the
near future
Evening star., 1926-04-10
CATHOLIC STUDENTS
WILL MEET IN JUNE
Convention of Mission Crusade to
Be Held at Dayton
University.

The Catholic Student Mission
Crusade will hold its fifth national
convention at the University of Day
ton, Dayton, Ohio. June 1928, il was
announced today by Rev. Francis z.
GOodall.
conventions of the Mission Crusade,
which Is a national organization of
students for the promotion of mis-
slonary education, are held every
three years The last was held at
the University of Notre Dame during
1928.
Rev. Francis r. Goodall who is
field secretary for Washington and
vicinity. is the local representative
of the crusade and is assisting the
national headquarters in the general
arrangements for the convention
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Teachers Will Meet.

The monthly meeting of Sunday
school teachers of the Episcopa
Church for coaching in the next
months work of the Christian nur-
ture series of lessons. will be held in
Epiphany Chapel, Twelfth and &
streets southwest. tomorrow at G:3e
pm. For the benefit of those attend
ing the classes supper will be served
at o'clGck.
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EVANGELIST TO PREACH.
Services to Continue at John Yves
ley A. M. E. Zion Church.

Rev. DR. G.. Wilson Becton. leader
of the Gospel Feast Party of Xenia,
Ohio, continuing evangelistic services,
will fill the pulpit tomorrow morning.
afternoon and night at John Wesley
A. NJ. E. Zion Church, Fourteenth and
Corcoran streets. The afternoon serv-
ice at 3 o'clock will be for men and
boys only.
The special series will close with a
gathering of the church membership
next Wednesday night
The local colored ministers alliance
of Washington will be addressed by
DR.. Becton
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Mems Service Tomorrow.

A great mems service" is being
planned at Peck Memorial Chapel to-
morrow. 7:45 pm. Seats will be re-
served for men. The pastor, Rev.
Irving Washington ketchum, will
preach a special sermon to men on
the subject "A Mans Strength" In
the morning Mr. Ketchum will speak
on rs Modern Life Christian"
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SERMONS ARE ANNOUNCED
Rev. Wallace Radcliffe to Speak at
Morning Service.

Rev. Wallace Radcliffe, pastor
emeritus OF the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. will preach on
Days and Seasons" tomorrow morn
ing at the Westminster Presbyterian
Church.
AT the evening service the pastor.
Rev. III. III. TOlson, will have for his
subject What the Smallest Thing
Mentioned in the Bible Can Teach 4
Evening star., 1926-04-10
BIBLE CLASS EXERCISES.
Central Presbyterian Group to Give
Recitation Friday Night.

The Young Peoples Bible Study
Glass of Central Presbyterian Church
will hold it's closing exercises next
Friday night. For more than six
months this class has been studying
the history of the Old Testament. The
class will assemble for dinner after
which a public recitation will be- held
The pastor, Rev. DR.. James II. Tay-
lor. who has been teaching the class,
will conduct the recitation.
The congregation will hold its an
nual meeting Thursday night TO hear
the reports from all The church or
ganiZations. These reports will be
submitted to the Potomac Presbytery
which convenes in Laurel, Md,
April 20.
Evening star., 1926-04-10
EPWORTH LEAGUE

The annual election and installation
of officers of the Epworth League
Union of Washington City and vicin-
ity will be held at the meeting Friday
at the st. Paul M. E. Church South,
Second and S streets.
Supper will be served at the church
at O'Clock, after which brief reports
of the years work will be given by
the retiring officers. The installation
address will be given by the Rev. VIII
liam S. Hammond of Alexandria, Va.
Arthur c. Keefer has been nominated
for reelection as president.
Evening star., 1926-04-10
"EXAMPLE" Is SUBJECT.
Rev. T. o. Jones to Speak Sunday
Night on spirit of Wisdom"

THE Power of Example" will be
the theme of Rev. L. o. Jones to-
morrow morning at Temple Baptist
Church, Tenth and n streets. The
evening theme will be The Spirit
of Wisdom and Understanding" The
ordinance of baptism will be admin
istered at the close of the service.
Mrs. p. S. Evans. medical mission
ary of Tsinan, China. will speak at
the prayer service Thursday at 8 nm.
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PLAN BIG ATTENDANCE.
Clubs Boosting Meeting at Which
Dr.. w. T. Grenfell Will Speak.

The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, Young Women's Christian
Association. Boy Scouts. Girl Scouts
and several other organizations are
endeavoring to secure a full attend
ance at the meeting To be held in
Epiphany Church. 1917 G. street, April
%, at pm, at which DR.. w. T.
'Grenfell will tell of the work Of the
Grenfell medical missions in New
foundland and Labrador.
The meeting is intended for all in
terested people without reference to
creed or church affiliations.
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Capital Memorial Church.

A program on the Home Care of
the Sick" will be given at the CAPITAL
Memorial Church tomorrow night at
pm. This will be conducted nv the
Graduate Home Nurses. A short ad-
dress will be given by Dr. G.. X. Alb.
bott, medical superintendent of the
Washington Sanitarium and Hospital
The program is free and the public is
invited.
Evening star., 1926-04-10
TOPICS AT FOUNDRY.
Rev. DR.. Harris breaches Tomorrow
Morning on s.The Other Book"

The Other Book" will be the theme
of Rev. DR.. Frederick Brown Harris
tomorrow morning in Foundry Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. In the eve
ming his subject will be Life With a
Margin"
A week day school of religion is
conducted each Friday afternoon at
3:45 o'clock, under direction of Kew.
John c. MILAN, director of religious
education.
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Sunday School Lesson

in mans body, so we art told, the
elements of the earth. lime, potash,
sodium. phosphorus, carbon, sulphur
and iron, mixed with three common
gases, oxygen, hydrogen and nitrogen.
In the formation of man upon the
physical basis there are many points
of similarity between man and the
lower forms of life, which point TO the
same Creator
The creating of man in Gods like
ness is seen in the almost infinite
personal traits that we detect IN the
physiognomy and figure found among
| men. They show how He impaired
something of His own rich. variegated
and ineXhaustible nature into making
man. The most important feature of
! man, where he differs from the lower
forms of life. is seen in his moral and
spiritual nature. This came to man
through creation, when God breathed
into mans 'nostrilS the breath of
lives. In creating man u living
spirit. the great difference between
( man and the other forms of created
life appears. Man is a spirit dwelling
/ III body. In his spirituality, he is
the climax of creation. God created
man so that through his spirit. he
could commune with his Creator and
/ do His will. Man is essentially a
spirit having the power to feel. think
and will, like God. who is a Spirit
Man was created and established
on the earth as a friend of his Gre
a-toT. He was given work to do in
exercising lordship over all create
. He was given laws to obey and q
conscience TO respect God created
not only man but also q woman tc
assist him III carrying out his task
He placed them on the same level ot
equality and interdependence. In
this we see the germ of the most
advanced doctrines of the relation
OF the sexes. hidden To await the de-
velopment of the centuries.
The Completed Creation.
When God had completed His
work, lie ended His work on the
Sa bhath. Cur Lord rested upon that
Sabbath. He had finished the work
of creation and il was good He was
not weary. He has not ceased His
activities. although He rested from
His work of creation. From this
fact we have the commencement of
the observance of the Sabbath day.
Later on when it was Incorporated
into the Jewish economy. the fact
on redemption was added to it, as
II was not said of the seventh dav
that there was an evening to if. like
upon the other days of creation
which are not days of "a hours, but
periods of time. day with the
Lord is as a thousand years. Eyi-
IDENTIFY from the teachings OF Christ
the climax Of life for men comes in
the heavenly place. which He has
gone To prepare for us, when oul
task here in finished. We should
therefore use the opportunity pre-
Sented to- us i'll our daily life in a
manner that will glorify our Heay-
only Father. and fit us for fellow
ship with Him in that never-ending
sabbath, when we shall he with Him
foreVermore, enjoying the fruits OF
His creation and our labor through
the redemption furnished us by the
Lord Jesus
Evening star., 1926-04-10
PASTOR ENDS 9TH YEAR.
Rev. j. L. S. Holloman to Receive
New Members Tomorrow.

Rev. j. l.. s. Holloman will have
completed nine years of service as
pastor of the Second Baptist Church,
Third street between II and l streets,
tomorrow.
At II am. the pastor will have for
his subject. Building an Everlasting
Kingdom Without Hands, At $3.50
pm. communion services will be held
together with the reception for new,
members. At 8 pm. the pastor will
discuss this question. Are the Rules
for Christian Living Profitable in
Modern BuSineSS?"
Evening star., 1926-04-10
AZ JOIN AT COMMUNION.
Gunton- Temple Presbyterian Adds
to Membership.

Forty-tWo new members We're re
ceiyed into the Gunton-Temple Me
mortal Presbyterian Church at the
Holy week communion service. To-
morrow morning Rev Bernard Bras
kamp. the pastor, will have as his
text, Thou God Seest Me-" At the
430 o'clock twilight service, the pas
tor will speak on THE Appearance
That the Risen Lord Made Toward
Evening"
Mrs. A. +. Garvin of Korea and
Japan will be the special speaker at
the monthly meeting of the Womens S
Missionary Society Wednesday at II
o'clock.
Evening star., 1926-04-10
LONDON PASTOR TO TALK,
Convention at Gospel Assembly to
Close Tomorrow.

The Missionary and Young Peo.
pies Convention at the Fun Gospel
Assembly, $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
will close tomorrow night with an ad-
dress by Rev. Mark Levy, Hebrew
Christian, of London, on Impressions
of Jerusalem and Palestine" In the
afternoon Miss Aline Anderson of the
Newark Bible School will speak on
"The Whitened Field, or My Call to
the Congo"
G.. H. Peters of the Newark Bible
School will speak tonight on CITY
Evangelism, or Missionary Opportu-
mites in Our Cities"
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MEMS CLASS TO MEET.
Rev. Jason Noble Pierce Will Holc
Short Evangelistic Service.

The mems Bible class. of which
Judge William T.. Norris is the teach
er. will meet tomorrow at 9:45 am, in
the music room. All men are invited.
Subject, THE Immortal Hope"
AT the morning church service Rev.
DR.. Jason Noble Pierce will speak on
Follow Thou Me-" A short evangel-
istic service will be held at s pm, at
which Dr. Pierce's subject will be,
THAT I May Know Him."
Evening star., 1926-04-10
"CHALICE OF ANTIOCH"
Illustrated Lecture Topic at Local
Church Next Tuesday.

An illustrated lecture on The
Chalice of Antioch" will be given by
Wilford 5. Conrow of New York
tHty next Tuesday at SIS pm. at
the Luther Place Memorial Church.
Fourteenth and \ streets. There will
be no admission charge, but an offer
ing will be asked for the work of
the young people in their Christian
and missionary activities
Invitations have been sent 10 the
jQcai pastors inviting them and their
+. .:"Srcgations to attend. This lecture
is an Interpretation of the gospels.
Evening star., 1926-04-10

'"sa
fashion as the
foreign news sec,
ton or the tinan.
cial page of the
morning paper.
To read this
story of Jesus
temptation in lit.
eral terms is as
futile as it would
be to measure a
sunset with a
yardstick or to de,
scribe the North
ern Lights in
terms of candle
power.
1t is Il dramatic
story. 1t is spec
tacular. The devil
and ,IaSllS a
Evening star., 1926-04-10
REV. DR.. HERSON'S TOPICS
Will Preach in Morning on t''Shall
We Live AgainP"

Rev. Dr.. Joseph r. Herson, minister
of Hamline Methodist Episcopal
Church, Sixteenth and Allison streets,
will preach tomorrow at II am. on
Shall We Live Again." s.nd at pm
on ''Christ's Estimate of a Mans Re-
ligion."
The Church school and the mems
Bible class, taught by DR.. w. w.
Weir. meets at go am. in the chapel
The Epworth League service is at
Z pm
Evening star., 1926-04-10
Rev. C. Hez Sven to Speak.

Spring Story /: 1 gave cents to
get into the Presidents back yard
the other day" will be srelated tomor.
row night. o'clock, by Rev. f. Hez
Sven. pastor. Centennial Baptist
Church. The II o'clock morning sub
ject is. "Plow- prosperity"
Evening star., 1926-04-10
Assigned to London Embassy

Maj. Clarence l.. Tinker, Air Service.
attending the course at the Generai
Staff School, Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
has been detailed as assistant military
attache at the United States Embassy,
London, England. He will take Il
course of instruction at the War De,
partment before going abroad.
Evening star., 1926-04-10
Rev. D. L. Snyder to Speak.

Rev. d. L. Snyder. pastor of Emory
Methodist Church. Georgia avenue
and Rittenhouse street, will have as
his Sunday morning subject, at II
o'clock, THE Pessimist,' and at the
evening service the subject is The
Night of Struggle
Evening star., 1926-04-10
Sermon on Lovers. =

A sermon for young people will be
Lovers" at the Chevy Chase Baptist
Church tomorrow evening. 1.-THE Ro-
nance of Stewardship" will be the
subject Of Rev. DIR. T.. o. Clark's ser
mon at the morning servirSe.
Evening star., 1926-04-10

Eternal spirit
gives him, name
ly. Ills word.
Both God and
man are revealed
in Scripture as
trinitieS. God is
Father, Son and
Holy Spirit-three
persons in one di-
vine nature. Man
is spirit and soul
and body" Thes.
). % - one person
with three sides
cO-ordinated in his
nature. Through
the body we have
world conscious
ness: through the
soul (animal exist
l,alf oo,,r,,;.,,,S ,,s..,.
Evening star., 1926-04-10
Sermon on Animal Life.

AT the Sixth Presbyterian Church
tomorrow the past,4 Rev. Godfrey
Chabot. will preach on 1.-The Claim OF
Animal LIZ In the evening the
topic will - "fIIg;iSa in he WorltA
Evening star., 1926-04-10
$4,000 offered for Dry Treatise

SAN SALVADOR, April 10 HP-
A price of $4,000 has been offered by
the Salvadorean government for the
best anti-alcohol treatise. All of the
citizens of Salvadorean and Central
American countries are eligible
Evening star., 1926-04-10
BN HUBERT {. HERRING.
Noted Liberal Writer. Lecturer. Preacher
Boston,

This story of the temptation of
Jesus is an allegory. The Bible is
filled with allegories, and much is
lost if these are read in the same
Evening star., 1926-04-10

Representative Brooks Fletcher or
Ohio will address the Christian En-
deavor Society of the Church of the
Covenant tomorrow at GAS pm.
"Christ's Promise of His Ever
present Spirit will be the subject
of the pastor, Rev. DR.. Charles Wood,
at the morning church service. In
the evening he will speak on "The
Delayed Appreciation Of Past OPP
portunities.'
The monthly meeting of the League
of the Covenant will be addressed by
Miss Mabel N. Thurston at the home
of Mrs. Harry B. Angus next We'd
nesday at o'clock.
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Sheaffer Lifetime Pens, $S.75-At Alaska Shop.
HERRING NOT so PLENTIFUL

Lee H. Wakefield, herring packer returned to port this morning on the cannery tender Decorah leaving a few hours later for Port Ashton. MT. Wakefield reports the herring run to the Westward is not as good as has been reported and that there are al- together to many boats in tn waters which has a tendency to split the schools apart.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-27
HOME TEAM WINS GAME

The Jesse Lee Home baseball team administered a sound drubbing to the Seward Boy Scouts last evening when they mopped up on them to the tune of r to 6. The scouts only alibi is that they were undermanned, the regular wrecking crew failing to be on hand and show their stuff.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-07-27
WILD DUCK, 14 YOUNG

A wild duck with 14 young was seen swimming around down by Lake Kenai way last week. It is reported this was the largest single brood ever seen in the district by the old resi- dents.