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ARRESTS EXPECTED
IN BANK ROBBERY

FORT WORTH, Jan. 9.-CP)-Ar-
rests were expected within a few hours
in the holdup and robbery of the First
National Bank at Lipan. Hood county,
yesterday. City Detective Harry Con
ner, who went to the scene last night,
notified Detective Chief Tom James
here today.
Posses Of Palo Pinto county citi-
zens have Joined the hunt for the
four masked men who rifled the bank
vault and till and escaped after ex-
changing shots with L. J. Blair, JUS
tice of the peace.
Bloodhounds are on a "hot trail. y
Conner said. Fort Worth police were
asked TO maintain Il close watch on
highways leading from Lipan.
The automobile in which the rob-
bers escaped was recovered last night
about five miles from Lipan. The
robbers are believed to have taken to
the brush around Santo and Brazos
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EPISCOPAL

st. johns Episcopal, Burnett and
North H,ckbCrry; Rev. Jay Scott Bud
long, rector. Church school, $3.50 n. M;
holy eucharist and sermon, IL a. M; no
evening service.
St. Marks Episcopal. Travis Park;
Rev. Rolfe p. Crum, rector. Rev. Syl-
vester p. Robertson, assistant Holy
communion, 1880 n. n. sunday; church
school and adult Bible classes. $3.50
a. m; morning prayer and sermon by
rector on The Body Of Christ" II a.
m; evening prayer and sermon. p. m.
subject. ''Wise Men-Past and Present ;
young peoples service league. 6:l5 p. m
holy communion, 10 a. m. Friday.
Christ Church, Belknap and Russell
Rev. l.. B. Richards, rector Holy conf
munion, 1880 =. m. sunday church
school. $3.50 4. m; morning prayer and
sermon, II e. M evening service, 7:50
y. M; litany and holy communion, $3.50
a. IN. Friday.
ST. Luke's Episcopal. Houston and
Chupaderas; Rev. Sylvester p. Robert
son. rector Communion and morning
service, 1880 o'clock sunday; sunday
school, $3.50 4. III.
St. Paul's Memorial. the bishop
church for army work; Grayson and
Willow. holy communion. 1850 a. m.
Sunday; church school. $3.50 a. m;
morning prayer and sermon. IL a. m.
Vicar W. II. Mills will preach.
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CHARTERS GRANTED

AUSTIN, Jan. 9.-(Pl-Chartered:
c. and II. Production Company (oll
developmentsl, Houston: capital stock,
$4,000. Incorporators: William Holotik
Q. W. Cobb and Jane Holotik.
Chapman Mercantile Company. Chap
man Ranch (Nueces County,; capital
stock. $4,000. Incorporators: J. o
Chapman, c. Y. Thomson and VIII Nc
Pherson.
Chapman Motor Company. Chapman
Ranch (Nueces County,: capital stock.
$4,000. Incorporators: J. O. Chapman.
c. Y. Thomson and VIII Mcpherson. b
Cohens Wonder Store (merchandise)
Houston; capital stock. $4,000 Incor-
porators: NJ. B. Cohen, Joe Cohen and
Ike Cohen. -~
Farmers Mercantile Company. Bowie
capital stock. 5000. Incorporators: C
L. Blackmon, L. \. Walker and 3. W
Wright.
First Baptist Church. Ackerly; no
capital stock. Incorporators: Theodore
Ashby, N J. Etheridge and W. d, APP
ping.
Idle Hour Club. Houston; no capital
stock. Incorporators: +. J.. Walker,
II. Y. Potts and Robert Newman.
Peoples Finance Company. Corsicana
CT pltal stock. $4,000. Incorporators: J.
B. Fortson, Bush wofford and J. W.
Right.
Amendment:
Most Worshipfui King Solomon Grand
Lodge. Ancient Free and Accepted Ma
sons. and Queen Esther Grand Chapter,
order OF the Eastern Star. and Daugh-
tors Of the Sphinx. San Antonio. chang.
ing place Of business to Port Arthur.
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WEAKEN;
FOWL PRICES
LOWER

While eggs held their same price Of
sff per case on the local market Sat
urday morning, they showed a tendency
to be weak, according to A. A. Snyder
Of the Snyder Produce Company. Indi-
cations that the farmer will receive less
for eggs in this part of the country
have been coming from the East for
several days. Mr. Snyder said.
This is because the larges eastern CEN
tiers have stocked on fresh eggs and
the sections Of the country around san
Antonio, from which big producers ship
direct now have eggs for the local trade
More hens were sold to producers Sat-
urday and In optic OF a good demand
they brought the farmer less than the
price Of the week ending Saturday.
Twenty cents, compared with 20 cents
per pound was paid Saturday. Other
poultry held steady.
Aside from n few shipments OF Cali
fornia onions and vegetables. the San
Antonio vegetables market was quiet, ac-
cording TO r. T. Pruitt, commission mer-
chant.
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RAILROAD SHOPMEN
MAY ASK INCREASE

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-R-Thc
New York Times says today that a
meeting of the executive council rep,
rcsenting shop crafts in eight rail
roads has been called for January Is
TO consider wage increases of from
five to eight cents an hour.
According TO staff correspondent
of Labor" the official organ OF the
union. the shop crafts also are asking
for the restoration of time-and-onc
half provisions on Sundays and holi
days, where that rate does not exist
now.
The railroads affected were given
as the South, Chicago and Northwest,
crn. st. Paul. New York Central, Bal.
timore and Ohio, Erie, Western Paci
fic and Monon.
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CASEYS QUIT CITY
BASKETBALL LEAGUE

The. Knights of Columbus quintet
of the City Basketball Locgue off
cialIy gave up the ghost Saturday
morning and announced its withdraw
al from the circuit. The vacancy
was Immediately filled by the Broth
erhood of Railway Clerks, who of
fered to assume the "Caseys'" sched-
ule for the remainder of the season,
as well as their percentage, which
consists Of four straight losses.
1 The Railway Clerks five will have
exactly the same personnel as the
team which has been playing under
d The name of the $. F. Owls. A. ID.
Cross is manager.
Two City League games will be
played on the Y. w. G. A. court Sat
,irday night, StrausFrank meeting st.
Mary's Alumni in the opener, and
Public Service tangling with the
Southern Pacific Sunsets in the sec.
ond affair.
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FINDS TWO SISTERS
AFTER 22-YEAR HUNT

FORT MADISON, Iowa, Jan. 3
Up)-A 22-year search by William
Hummer for his two sisters, Helen
and Mary, who were located at Lit
tie Rock, Ark, has ended.
An exchange Of comment on tn.
weather between Hummer and a tray
cling man from Little Rock as they
stood on a street corner here waiting
for q car, led to an introduction and
a remark by the latter that he knew
two sisters by the name of Hummer
who were in charge of an orphanage
near Little Rock. Correspondence de
veloped they Were Hummer's miss
ing sisters Of whom he lost all trace
nearly a quarter of a century ago
when be returned TO Des Moines after
two years in the mining camps Of
Alaska, to find them gone.
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NOTED HONEYMOONERS SAIL
ON LEVIATHAN FOR EUROPE

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-R-The
two presidential suites of the Levia-
THAI were engaged by Broadway's best
known honeymooners for Transact
lantic voyage starting today.
Irving Berlin, whose romantic mar
riage to the former Ellin Mackay oc-
CURED Monday, and Edgar Selwyn,
producer, who was married to Ruth
Wilcox, actress, Tuesday, paid $5OOU
each for accommodations on the queen
of the seas.
Just after midnight Mr.. and Mrs.
Berlin, whose life had been a hectic
flight from reporters the last few
days, slipped aboard the Leviathan
from their West Forty-sixth Street
apartment and went into seclusion.
CAN'T ESCAPE CURIOUS.
They are now under the protecting
wing Of Robert Sweetlove, steward of
the presidential suite, who thinks his
name highly appropriate. :
The Berlins are hopeful that when
the Leviathan slipped from her dock
the intense light of publicity which
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had followed them would fade.
The attempts of the composer and
his society bride TO avoid, the hordes
Of curious who camped before their
apartment yesterday, proved a com
edy of errors. .,.'
They descended via a fire escape
Mrs. Berlin tripped over a piece OF
building iron, scratched her face slight
ly and tore a stocking.
GIVE PARTY.
THEY were about to escape when by
chance a traffic officer directed their
taxicab around the corner in front Of
the very crowd from which they hao
tried to escape. They finally reached
the pier and reached their suite.
Returning home they gave a party
for friends and then made their dash
for the liner again. One taxi driver
says he got $25 tip.
Another passenger booked on tht
Leviathan was +. Ray Goetz, brother
of Mr.. Berlin's first wife, Dorothy
Goetz, in whose memory he composed
when l Lost You," shortly after her
death on their honeymoon in 1913.
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FIRE SWEEPS THREE
BALTIMORE BUILDINGS

BALTIMORE, Jan. 9.-CP)-Fire
which brought out all Of the apparatus
in Baltimore's downtown fire zone,
swept through three buildings last
night.
Seven firemen were injured, none
seriously.
The four and five-story structures
were occupied by half dozen clothing
and tapestry manufacturing concerns.
Estimates of the loss. are lacking.
The buildings. swept clean by the
flames on the upper floors, were
valued at $4,000. Loss on the lower
floors was confined chiefly to water
damage. which it was estimated might
equal or exceed that from the fire.
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HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

Chicago; Temperature. 30: cloudy;
fourteen-miie wind from the northeast.
lowest temperature In last "a hours, &c.
highest. 80.
Kansas City; Temperature. 26: cloudy;
less than en-mile wind from the north
westi lowest temperature in last "a
hours. &c: highest. 90.
New York: Temperature. 2s: showing.
2i-miie wind from the northeast; low
est temperature In last 20 hours, 26:
highest. 80.
It. Louis: Temperature. &c; showing;
less than ten-mle wind from the north :
lowest temperature in last 20 hours. "a;
highest. 80.
Washington; Temperature, "a: cloudy:
lowest temperature In last "a hours. "a;
highest. IS.
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PRESBYTERIAN

beacon I'M Presbyterian. W. woodlawn
and Michigan: Chaplain J. Stuart Pcarce.
pastor. Sunday school, $3.50 4. M;
preaching. l I a. m. and $50 y, M; young
peoples Christian Endeavor society, $40
?. m; woman's auxiliary Bible study
class will not meet Monday; congregd-
uonal meeting Tor business discussion.
Tuesday night; school OF mission, 1880
p. m. Wednesday; no supper TO be served.
Saturday.
Madison Square Presbyterian. L. $. A..
Camden x Lexington: Rev. Asher Harlan
Brand. minister. Bible school. $40 a. M. (:
preaching, II a. IN. and 1880 y. M; young
peoples societies. $50 2. m; school OF
stewardship, 1880 p. m. Wednesday.
Prospect Hin Presbyterian. cfsi Buena
Vista; Rev. c. NJ. Delinger. pastor. sun
day school, 9:iS a. m: communion SER
vice II a. m; preaching, 1880 p. NJ. :;
womans auxiliary, p. m. Tuesday;
prayer service, $3.50 y. NJ Wednesday.
Highland Park PRESBYTERIAN, HAM
mond and Covers: Rev. &. Il. Strickler.
pastor. Sunday school. s:i5 y. m. !:
preaching. II a. m. and $3.50 p. M:
Christian Endeavor, $3.50 p. III.
First United Presbyterian. Ogden and
East Locust; Rev. $. G. Huey, pastor.
Sunday school, 9:i5 a. m; preaching, II
a, m. and 1880 p. M: Christian Endcavor.
uary 10 to L..
eSUhlnSter presbyterian. Garden and
King William; Rev. J. Leighton Green.
pastor. sunday school, $3.50 a. IN. Inter-
mediate Christian Endeavor. p. M. F:
senior, $50 p. m; mid-wcek service,
7:iS y. m. Wednesday.
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian. Denver
and 5. Mitiman; Rev. Edgar Hubbard.
minister. Sunday school. 9:i5 n. H.. A: wor-
ship, IL a. m. and 1890 y. M; Junior
Christian Endeavor society, ; y. IN.
prayer service, 1880 p. M. Wednesday;
choir practice, 1880 y. NJ. Thursday.
Woodlawn Presbyterian, Zarzamora and
Waverly avenue: Rev. ~ II. Kirkpatrick,
pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Chris
tian Endeayor $3.50 p. M; preaching.
1895 a. IN. and 1880 ?. m.
Cumberland Presbyterian. Aganier and
ElSmere; Rev. J. X. Haws. pastor. sun
day school. 10 a. m: Christian Eudeavor.
5:i5 y. m; sermons, IL a. m. and 1889
p m; midweek prayer meeting, 7:i5 p. NJ.
Wednesday.
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STORM F ORCES
SHIPS TOSEEK
Shell I R
Ocean Liners at Atlantic
Ports Report Rough
Weather.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-P)-Snow
that has been sweeping across the
North Central states and the Atlantic
seaboa7d struck New York today aft
err dropping a white mantle on Wash
lngtOn last night.
Icy snow-laden winds swept The sea
coast from North Carolina to Boston
bringing a sharp drop in temperature
Shipping all along the coast north
OF Norfolk was affected and in many
cases vessels were forced to seek shell
ter. Ocean liners mt Atlantic ports re-
ported rough weather at sea.
The Adirondack region had sub
zero weather with predictions of cold
er weather still 20 come. The storm
has been making its way east steadily,
first invading the Far West. then tn"
Southwest, and sections of the South.
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L.C.C.W. TOO MUCH
FOR SUNSET GIRLS

The Southen Pacific Sunsets girls
met opposition too strong in their
opening game, and were defeated by
the Local Council of Catholic Women.
20 to 10, on Turner Hall court Friday
night. The l.. G. G. W. sextette is
leading the Girls Commercial
League. The Sunset girls got
away to a great start, holding the l..
c. c. W. team to a ID margin at the
half, but Misses Garner and Wilkens
got their eyes ON the basket and loop
cd 10 points during the second period.
The line-ups:
L. C. C. w: Wilkens and Garner,
forwards; Morris and L. Wilkens, GEN.
tiers; Logger and Cherry, guards.
Sunsets: Engelhart and Weilbach-
er, forwards; Morrow and Kruger,
centers; II. Weilbacher and ]. Well
bacher, guards.
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JUNIOR NET STARS
| GETTING BUSY AGAIN

(. Junior tennis players in San An.
tonic will begin competition january
is, with state honors in view.
X. G. Oliver. Fairgrounds super
visor, who managed the park junior
and women's tournaments last sum
Iner. has arranged to start park
event to begin Monday a week, preim-
) ibary to the annual park chmpion-
ships in the summer. The winners in
fine sunsner meet will compete for
San Antonio in the state tournament
in Waco.
The junior meets are limited 10
BOYS under Is.
= Volunteers to take charge Of the
play at the various parks are being
sought by Mr.. Oliver.
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WOMEN HIRE LAWYER
TO DEFEND z SCOTS

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-CP)-Attorney
William Scott Stewart has been re-
tanned by the Detroit Club women who
employed him to save Russell Scott
from the moose, to aid in the defense
of Robert Scott, his brother. now be-
lieved to be confined in a California
prison.
Russell, now at the Chester Hos.
pital for the Criminal Insane, also
wired the lawyer today, asking him to
defend his brother.
Robert Scott will be brought to Chi
cago to stand trial for the murder
of Joseph Maurer, drug clerk, in a
robbery, the same charge upon which
Russell was found guilty.
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"STRANGLER" LEWIS
WINNER AT HOUSTON

HOUSTON, Jan. 9.-P)-Ed
Stranger" Lewis, former hea, =
weight wrestling champion, defeated
Mike Romano, Italian heavyweight,
after 81 minutes of wrestling in a
bout here Friday night. The contest,
although slated to be for the best two
out of three falls, ended when Lewis
clamped on a series of headlocks, re-
sulting in Romano's defeat.
When time for the second fall came
it was reported that Romano was
in no condition to return to the ring
and the bout was awarded to Lewis.
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COURTEOUS RUSSIA'S
ATTEMPT TO PLEASE
PERSIA is FAILURE

LENINGRAD, Jan. 9.-P)-A
large shipment to Persia of Russian
made matches has been returned. De-
slrous OF showing the Persians special
courtesy, an official of the state match
trust had given orders that the match
boxes be adorned with the Persian
national arms-a lion and a rising
sun. However, instead of sword p
match was placed in the raised paw
OIL Inc lion, WHICH substitution was
not well received in Persia.
The Russians are rectifying the mis-.
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EVANGELICAL

Evangelical Friedens. Main and East
Elmira: Rev. J. y. POlster, pastor. sun
day school, 9:1j a. M; English service
with installation Of church council, 1915
a. m; young peoples league, 8 b.. m.
Sunday; mems society, p. m. Monday;
choir rehearsal. S y. m. Tuesday.
First Evangelical, Nolan and MunCey;
Rev. W. +. Ungerer. minister. sunday
school, $3.50 a. m; worship. lQ:45 a. m.
and 1890 p. M: graded Christian En-
deavor. $3.50 p. m; graded prayer meet
ing, $50 y. m. Wednesday,; Rev. Charles
Erssl, $50 p. m.
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ARRAIGN 5. A. MAN
ON LIQUOR CHARGE

The operator of n West Commerce
street hotel made $3.50 bond before
United States Commissioner Il. L..
Edwards Saturday when arraigned on
a charge of possession of intoxicat-
ing liquor. He waived hearing.
Another defendant, also charged
with possession, was placed in jail
in default of $1,000 bond, following Il
hearing.
Both men were arrested following
raids by prohibition men Friday
night.
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CHARLESTON TAKES
BOSTON BY STORM

BOSTON, Jan. 9.-CP)-The Char
lesion took Boston society by storm
TINS morning. Dancers at the Hooper
assembly. danced to the, jazziest of
Jazz music at one of the seasons most
exclusive balls. A dozen years ago
tne assembly banned both The tango
ana the turkey trot. The affair. which
until dawn.
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CATHOLIC

ST. Mary's Catholic. ST. Mary's street;
Rev. A. T. Dussecu. pastor. sunday
masses ). 6, 7. s, .. 10. IL and l. o'clock;
high mass with sermon. IL a. m: chill
dren's mass. n. M, followed ny cate
chism. Holy Name Society and senior
branch OF children OF Mary will receive
holy communion at Z o'clock mass and
senior branch at o'clock; evening SER
mon. 3:45 p. m; night prayer aud rosary
7:45 y. IN. daily except Saturday; dcvo-
lions in honor Of ST. Anthony, question
box and becndiction OF blessed sacra-
mont. -:iS y. m. Tuesday: way of tho
cross for poor souls and benediction OF
blessed sacrament. 7:i5 p. m, Friday.
masses during tho week, $50. $50 and
Sis a, m.
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Sunday Church Services
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First Church OF Christ. Scientist North
Alamo and Fifth. sunday services. II
a. IN. and s p. m; subject, Sacrament
sunday school, $50 a. m; testimonial.
meeting. S p. m. wednesday. Reading
room, 4i6 Maverick building; open .
a. m. 10 p. IN. week days, 70 p. m.
Sunday.
second Church OF Christ Scientist,
Magnolia and Bclltuap place. sunday
services II a. m. and 1880 p. m; sub
Iect, Sacrament" sunday school, $3.50
n. m: testimonial meeting, y. IN. We'd
nesday. Reading room. 4l6 Maverick
building. open a. M, to p. m. daily;
: p. m. 70 p. m. sunday.
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BOYS HONOR NEW
MEMBERS OF CLUB

New members of the boys division
of the Y. NJ. c. a. were given a
dinner in the cafeteria Friday night.
The dinner was presided over by
Kent Harper, IA, president of the
boosters club of the boys division.
Norman Mcleod, boys secretary of
the Y. NJ. c. A., explained the pur-
pose of the boosters club, and Fl. n.
Leisslcr. membership secretary of the
association, delivered a brief talk on
what the "Y" has meant to many
bCyS.
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TEXAS MARKETS.
BY Texas Market Bureau.
HAY MARKETS,
xss Market Bureau.

Hay markets are turning generally
lrmer in spite OF weakness at New York
and Boston. Trading is more active
after the holidays and colder weather is
stimulating the demand. Timothy and
prairie are steady. Alfalfa prices work.
ing higher. No. 1 prairie: Kansas City
sli2o, Omaha SIS, Chicago SIS, st. Louis
Sl8, Minneapolis SIS; No. alfalfa:
Kansas City S29, Omaha $3.50. Mem
PMS $50; No. timothy: Boston $3.50,
New York $3.50, Pittsburgh $3.50, Gin
cinnati 1850. Chicago $3.50 st. Louis
f2h50, Kansas City 1880. Memphis SIS.
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COUNTRY'S LEADING
HORSEWOMAN DEAD

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-CP-Belle
beach. Internationally known horse.
woman and often referred to as on
OF the greatest women riders i'm the
World Is dead at her home at Great
Mis- Beach for many years was a
leading figure at all important horsn
SHOWS and took more than 1000 blue
and red ribbons. WV ''"N
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UNITY SOCIETY

Unity School OF Practical Christianity
SIS Maverick building. Sunday school
1915 d. m: services. IL a. m. and 7:i5
p. IN. study class. i:i5 p. m. Wednes-
day and $3.50 y. m. Thursday; Good
Words club and Christian Business club
7;45 p. m. Friday. Silent prayer and
healing service, 1910 =. m, daily; read
ing room open $3.50 81. m. TO p. IN. daily.
During January and February there will
be LECTURES at unity center which will
be of interest to all those interested in
any phase OF New Thought.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

Denver Heights Church OF Christ. 401
Porter street; Arthur slater, minister.
Bible classes, 9:l5 a. m; preaching and
Lords Supper. II a. NJ. and 1880 p. IN. /:
training classes, $3.50 p. m. Ladies' Bible
class, 1880 p. m. Tuesday.
Grove Avenue Church OF Christ, i1e
Grove avenue: ID. d. Bills, minister. b.
BILE classes. 9:45 a. IN. Preaching and
worship, II a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Prayer
meeting. 7:f5 y. m. Ladies' Bible class,
$3.50 p. m. Thursday.
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YOUTH EATS PAPER,
GETS INDIGESTION

MOULTRIE, Ca, Jan. 9.-CPl-
The cover and two pages was all that
remained of the family Bible when
Mellzo Mccoy, 12-year-old boy, was
suddenly attacked with indigestion.
His fathr said he knew his son ate
dirt but was not aware Of his ap-
petite for paper.
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CHRISTIAN

South Side Christian, Dunning and s.
Presa; Rev Patrick Henry. pastor Bible
school, $3.50 a. M. Junior endeavor fol-
lows communion service, morning wor-
ship, IL q. M; senior endeavor and young
peoples eudeavor. $3.50 p. M: evening
worship, 1880 p. M; Bible school council,
p. m. Wednesday; mid-week service
= 80 ID, m,
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The Weather
TEMPERATURES.
FORECAST.

san Antonio and vicinits: Saturday
night and sunday, fair; not much change
in temperature; lowest temperature
ABOUT % degrees; light to moderate
nottherly winds.
East Texas: Saturday night and Sun
day. fair; freezing In the Interior; frost
10 coast; light to moderate northerly
winds on the coast.
West Texas: Saturday night and sun
day. fair.
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PARENT CHURCH

San Antonio. Tex. Branch OF the
Christian Science Parent church OF the
new generation, holds services IN red
room OF the 50. Anthony hotel. II a. m
sunday. Subject OF lesson, Deliver L.
From Evil" This church Is not con-
nected with the orgonization known a.
tho First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Boston, Mass.
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PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY

The Philosophical society. services In
room as Hicks building. Lecture 70
public on 1.-THE Lord Christ as Interpreted
by Theosophists." by Thomas D. paw-
kins. s p. m. sunday. Meeting OF mem
hcrs, p. m. Wednesday,; library open
: y. m. to p. m. dairy.