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Evening star., 1927-04-26

HEIP--MALE.

HELP-MALE.
ASSISTANT to window trimmer white boy.
about 16 wears old Must be self;Isanppesruiing dii1
Rsesh Rnf 9FlfE 1910 Nr sa
work Anply End floor. 1924 Eye st. NV.
BOY over 16 to work in drug store during
day: also one for alternate nights and
SUNDAYS. References. Call at 1904 Jenifer
st. between 7:30 and 0:30 nm. Tuesday.
Roy colored. e. clean offices and shine
shoes. Apnlv 4615 14th st: NV:
BOY white, willing worker. preferably with with
hook experience: SS week. Fiction Lovers
Library 1405 Eve 81. n.w.---
BOYS wanted. white: apply Mr.. Simmons.
good driver and reliable; references. Apnly
after 12. 1911 2Sth St -
COLLECTOR. monthly accounts. Whole or
psrt HnWss TINE 1s R9na and s nW reaerenee
RTVER-sALEsMAN middle: aged. for la9n-
dry route: good opportunity for hustler. Ad-
dress Box 5s.s. Star ONCE. So
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. white, licensed
pot 81 IN ysood G health ad Reply
salary. SIS weekly TO start. Address Box
EER---Licensed. white: ;, boiler: OIL
burner fred. All machinery direct motor is,r
arsfn aacsneH In FeGdE Hddress Box Star once
GENTLEMAN-Free course in life insurance
salesmanship:. whole or part time; university
instructor. Earn while learning. Tuesday.
Addrsss AAddddrsaaTB Box svaV aeoV Star oee n0ur On
HEAD WAITER colored. experienced, with
city reference; must be sober, reliable, good
men Address Box US Star office.
HOUSE MAN-Young colored man: must
know how to operate sutomobile: no eve,
enes. a ooa Box 46i.B. Star once
LABoRERS wanted Apply 1910 Benning
rd ne before am.
NAN first-ciass experienced street grading
foreman; good wages: work to last between
now and December: state experience. Ad-
dress Box lis. Star Office 2s@
Good car washer Understands driving all
makes gmnsv q e Pde Federal Auto
retic man representing old reliable nursery
in this vicinity. Character and personality
Hopes. Bro. & Thomas Co.. West Chester.
MAN reliable, ambitious, not afraid hard
work. for established Landscape and floral
business: must have sales ability and $500
cash. Address Box a6.s: Star Office. ~.
MAN. colored wanted for night ianitor;
reference. Apply lanitor. 2121 H st. NV.
MEN for selling proposition, opportunity 20
ssseo iF2 fPst Week and liberal ssioS
8 AppiT 4 fnunrenca RIdp "e"' oe'"eeh auu o.
-Consideration is now being given TO
a limited number OF appllGations IN heid
Tut. Potomac Electric Appliance Co.. 14th
---------------------- -----------------------------
MEN. personality and character outside sales
Brmsb "a sda Watronniitan % RnnE Euggr nngr
pFusns 70. ~ ~ rsTa5Sntrupohtau rs5n oank' ApplS
w . " alssA :. -20 n-ll.
OFFICE MANAGER. over thirty wears of
Evening star., 1927-04-26
HEIp-NAIE Continued,

YOUNG MAN over 18 for outside work
taking orders on established routes with
manager Good future Steady work. Call
before noon. Mr.. Corridor, 1921 T ST.
Room a07
YOUNG NAN for Junior clerk: knowledge
typewritinE preferred: salary. $50 month
reply own Handwriting giving age. educa-
ton, experience and references. Address Box
36-S Star office
Evening star., 1927-04-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-SALESMEN.
MEN, f. to sell service to Washington auto
mobile owners; position permanent: oppor-
tun1ty for advancement with good pay. APP
plv 424 5th NV. first floor.
statesmen to represent us Immediately
salary guaranteed. Apply between and @.
l421 st. NV, Room sos. 2Se
SALESMAN.
The man we want is an experienced spe-
clalty salesman having a selling record of
which he is proud he is between the ages
OF 27 and 40; he is not looking for tenn
porary cleanup proposition. but an oppor-
tuntty to make a permanent connection with
large. strong organization with whom he
can be proud to claim an association.
To such a man we can offer an OpDortu-
nifty which seldom appears in these columns
and which assures an earning capacity far
above the average.
This is a permanent connection in a bus-
ness that is different and brings you in CON
tact with executive heads of business. We
are a nationally known organization meet
ing an eyer-increasing need OF modern busi-
ness,
The man who Is fortunate enough to see
this advertisement and can meet these re-
Guirements has real opportunity awaiting
him. For appointment, telephone or write
Y. V. FROST, Annapolis Hotel.
Evening star., 1927-04-26
FTNANCTAT- EXECUTOR

Well known builder with healthy broker
age department requires the services of
first-class financial man qualified to open up
and operate a financial department. should
he thoroughly familiar with real estate
values. we'll acquainted in investment circles.
having good clientele of individual investors
something on real estate law. Remunera-
tion on j percentage basis with reasonable
drawing account. Only experienced, first
class men need apply. Room 1880. Invest
mani
Evening star., 1927-04-26
BY Edgar Wallace
A Thrilling Romance of Today

Copyright. 1927. by Chicago Daily News. Inc.
Evening star., 1927-04-26
YOUNG MEN.

Exceptionally fine opening for 2 young
men with old real estate firm; evening work
Address Box 353-A Star Office
Evening star., 1927-04-26

-1@-@A1012- 2oA 10o--SA. s-sal aloAASS------------
Permanent Sales Position
Offering excellent income. congenial work.
Open May . for experienced. capable. ambi-
tious salesman. business executive or ex-
banker. with unauesttonable references who
can show successful record. Give complete
details and phone number so Interview can
be ARRANGED. Address Box 359-B. Star office:
SPECIALITY SALESMAN
TO sell a guaranteed line of household spe-
cialties; only experienced statesmen need ap-
ply. Territory includes Washington. Balti
more. Hagerstown. Nd and virginia Apply
before am, after 4 80 pm, Tuesday. 6O3
Jenifer Bldg. eth and D NV.
REAL. ESTATE statesmen.
Real estate brokerage company has open
prefer experienced men. however, men with
successful experience in other lines Consid-
cred. An opportunity is offered to make a
minimum Of S5, 900 per year Address Box
Evening star., 1927-04-26

MAN reliable ambitious, not afraid hard
work for established landscape and floral
business: must have sales ability and $500
cash Address Box 96-S. Star office. rs
Evening star., 1927-04-26

MEN for selling propoSition. opportunity 20
make from S25 to S45 weekly Guarantee
$4,000 first week and liberal commission
Apply Tues. and Wed. between 3 and 8.
GIG Insurance Bldg
Evening star., 1927-04-26

Observation-Disclosures is now being given to
a limited number of applications in field
of unusual promotion possibilities. See Mr.
Tut. Potomac Electric Appliance Co.. 14th
and e. stH n w
Evening star., 1927-04-26

MAN colored wanted for night ianitor;
reference. Apply ianitor. 2121 ct. NV.
Evening star., 1927-04-26
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING. Ford specialist: ] can
teach you TO drive: I succeed where Others
have failed: EXPERT lady instructress; park
Main $500. 26s
Evening star., 1927-04-26

MAN--Steady income can be earned by ener-
getic man representing old reliable nursery
in this vicinity: Character and personality
cient training. Full or part time. Write
Hopes. Bro. & Thomas Co.. West Chester.
Pa
Evening star., 1927-04-26

Inspector Bullott knew much more
about the Proud Sons of Regousa than
Bill Holbrook imagined. It was not
for amusement that hss had spent half
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-29
HOLLENBECK DEATH
CAUSE UNKNOWN, NO
PROSECUTION MADE

LOS ANGELES, Nov. % R-In-
vestigations into the allegedly mys-
terious death of Mrs. Marion Hollen.
beck Wall was definitely ended today
The terminating action followed a
coroner's report that only two thirds
of a grain of arsenic was found in
the ashes of her cremated body.
The wealthy former member of a
Montclair, NJ j., family died October
10, after being in an unexplained
coma for ten days Pathological and
autopsy reports failed to reveal the
cause Of death, which the coroner's
jury put on record as unknown. ("
An estate of $125,OOO was left prac-
tically in whole to Wesley Hall, 25
year old fourth husband of the
woman.
New, Jersey relatives insisted on the
chemical analysis of Mrs Hollenbeck
Wallis ashes, after the first official
inquiry had been dropped
The district attorneys office ordered
the inquiry, finally eliminated on
the grounds that today's chemical
finding lacked sufficient evidence to
prove the true cause of death, and
made any prosecution impossible.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-29
Old Foes May Gather
With Golden Fleece

PARlS R).-W1H Premier Poincare,
Frances war president. meet ex-Em-
peror William II of Germany?
The announcement from M dri d
that King Alfonso will preside at
Barcelona in 1929, congress of the
Knights of the Order of the Golden
Fleece, has brought the matter before
the French public.
All the reigning sovereigns and
heads of large European democracies
are members of the order special
clause says "that sovereigns who have
abdicated or retired" must also be
convoked. This. would cause the king
of Spain to issue invitations to both
former Presidents Poincare and Lou
bet of France and ex-KaiSer William
of Germany.
These congresses are few and far
between. The last one was held under
the presidency of Emperor Charles
Quint during the 10th century, after
his abdication..
1t was upon this occasion that the
"abdicated sovereigns" clause was in
serted into the rules of the order.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-29

panles do with the information which
is made available for them.
There are many other angles to the
new organization which may later be
worked out and connected with the
plan such as the inclusion of foreign
producers, the promotion of copper,
ETC. One of the most important pieces
OF work which is being started at
once is the developing OF standard
system OF cost accounting for copper
producers to ascertain true costs OF
production, transportation and mar
keting, depreciation and depletion,
etc., and get away from the present
system of reporting or figuring costs
which gives almost no information
from comparative point OF view.
The organization of the copper insti-
tute has been heralded as a wonderful
step forward for the industry
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-29
ATTEMPTS TO KILL. MAYOR

VIENNA, Nov. % GA % year
old youth made an attempt against
the life Of Karl Seitz, mayor OF
Vienna, Saturday. Several shots were
fired at the mayor, but all missed
their mark, and the youth, whose
name is Strebinger, was arrested he
declared he was not a socialist, out
he had been without employment and
planned to kill Scitz, who, in addi-
ton to being mayor, is a former
president of the Austrian national
assembly and one of the signatories
of the 1919 peace treaty.
Mayor Seitz, who is a socialist,
took active measures in suppressing
the riots in Vienna last July.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-29
OPEN AN OFFENSIVE
AGAINST JALISCO
REBELS is PLAN

MEXICO CITY, Nov. % (H9 = The
Mexican war department announced
today that federal offensive against
Catholic rebel and outlaw bands" in
the states of Jalisco, Aguas Calientes
and Michoacan will be started tomor-
row.
Infantry, artillery, cavalry and all
forces will participate. The number
of federal troops in the action was not
made public, but it is believed it will
be large in view of the recent con-
centration of federal troops in the af-
fected states.
The authorities assert this is the
only section of the republic where
subver I've elements are active and that
the government expects to restore Or
der in that region soon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-29
Wonder What an Empty Cigarette Package Thinks About

1T WAS ONLY TVxo AOu2S AGO
That Z WAS SITvINaG FAT AraD
HAND Sorne At WRAPPED up
IN NICE GLAZED TISSUE TAPER
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-29

guide as to market conditions to be
expected,
Thus they will; be able to present a
very complete picture of the position
of copper with regard to both pro-
duction and marketing It will not be
the function Of the new organization
to formulate policies Of it's members
and the results to be obtained from
such an organization will depend en-
tirely upon what the member COM
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-29
McREYNoLps PLEASED

PHOENIX, Nov. &c H1--Major F.
R. McRenolds, prohibition admins
traitor for the 22nd district, compris-
ing Arizona and Southern California,
on his arrival here from Los
Angeles expressed satisfaction at the
results in enforcement work under
Deputy Administrator John H. Udall
McReynolds was accompanied by
Major H. H. White, zone supervisor
The two, with Udall, met with all
prohibition agents in the state during
the day.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-29
LEO LOMsKI WINS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. % RZOut-
pointing his opponent in every round.
Leo Lomski, Aberdeen, Washington,
tonight easily won the Judges de-
cision in a ten round bout with Tony
young" Marullo, New Orleans, at
the arena. Each weighed 172 pounds.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-29
THAT BABY YOU'VE
EONGED FOR,
Mrs. Burton Advises Women on
Motherhood and COmpaniOnShip

Motherhood and COmpaniOnship
For several years I was denied the
blessing of motherhood" writes Mrs.
Margaret Burton of Kansas City. Il
was terribly nervous and subject to
periods of terrible suffering and mel
ancholia Now am the proud mother
of a beautiful little daughter and a
true companion and Inspiration to my
husband believe hundreds Of other
women would like to know the secret
of my happiness, and will gladly re-
veal it to any married woman who
will write me-" Mrs. Burton offers
her advice entirely without charge.
She has nothing to sell. Letters
should be addressed to Mrs. Margaret
Burton. 1899 Massachusetts,, Kansas
City, Mo. Correspondence will be
strictly nfidential.-Advt.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-01
WARREN SAGE
COWPLI.NENTED AT
BRIDGE LUNCHEON

Mrs. Warren Sage Of Minneapolis
was the honur guest at an attrac.
tive bridge luncheon given recently
by Mrs. F. d. Jacobs at he rhomc.
corner of Wenslcy avenue and Fifth
street. Mrs. Sage is spending some
time rs the house guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. W. j. Reid.
Sweet peas in profusion were used
in the decorations Of the house and
on the luncheon tables. Spring time
place and score cards added 10
the pretty effect.
Prizes II bridge We're won bv
Mrs. u. b. Roberts. first: Mrs. Fred
Kenyon, second; aud Mrs. William
L. Apple, consolation. Mrs. 20 I
received Il pretty guest prize.
Places were arranged for Mes
damcs Sage, W. j.. Reid, u. b. Rob
crts, Eugene Ross. Il. c. Clpmons.
William l.. Apple, Lucy Martin.
John T. Rice, Fred Kenyon. Burton
+. Lemons. Pcrcic Tharkcr. II. V.
GRAY. f. +. Minor, T.. j. Mack,
ii. 6. Dil'cr and the hostess
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-01
Elks to Attend
Court of Honor

All members of FL Centre lodge
of Elks are urged by Exalted Ruler
Washburn to be at the Wilson
school tonight to attend the Boy
Scout Court of Honor and root for
Troop No. !, sponsored by the lodge,
to win the cup offered for the troop
having the largest number Of visit
urs at the court.
The Elks troop has been one of
the crack scout troops i'll the valley
for the past two years, and officers
and members of the lodge take con
siderable interest in it.
At the regular lodge meeting
Thursday night. the annual election
Of Officers viii be held. The meet
ing will be preceded by chicken
dinner, served at d:45.
The big race in the election is for
tilrr, no less than 81 already being
nominated for this post, including
Congressman Phil II. Swing. BY
the ''unwritten law Of the lodgr,
i costs defeated candidates for tilcr
-. to be contributed to the charity
FUND. Candidates wishing to save
10 per cent. viii be offered this dis
count for payment before the clc"-
tion. Candidates declining 10 make
the race. or acknowledge defeat
may get off slightly cheaper.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-01
Il f $ E x J ATOMS
FOR CLUE DINNER
SHOULD BE MADE

Make your reservations to-
night.
That is the request of Mrs.
Arthur Edgar, hostess for the
Woman s Ten Thousand Club
dinner to be served preceding the
club meeting which is to be held
on Thursday evening. While last
minute reservations may be made
until noon tomorrow, it is re-
quested that everyone planning
to attend signify their intention
tonight, unless it is impossible
to do so.
Mrs. Edgar, telephone 55OM,
and Mrs. Edgar A. Nance, tele-
phone 40, will take reserva-
tions.
Dinner viii he served at :
clock: the regular club meet
ing is called for 8:15 and after
short session 80 which nomira-
tlon for new officers will be
made, the music section Will pre-
sent as its program, The
Vagabond King produced by
Madame Katherine Ward Kupe-
liam, and Mrs. Ross T. Hickcox.
assisted by group of soloists
and a chorus.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-01

Mrs. Charles +. Scott, followed Il
luncheon mt the home of Mrs. Minor
NJ. Sweeney west of the city, given
by Mrs. a. NJ. Williams and Mrs.
Sweeney.
Interesting descriptions of the
life and customs in Mexico and an
account OF Mexico City were among
the high lights of Mrs. lie Baron :
talk. Experiences during her life ii
tarnchaca, 40 miles south of Mexico
City, which included personal ac-
quaintanrc with DaS, were told i'll
ian informal aud charming manner.
Quantities of sweet peas were
used in the decoration of the house.
4 unique plan was carried cut in
seating the guests fur luncheon.
each one drawing a sweet pea aud
taking her place Al table decorat-
ed with sweet peas of that shade.
Mrs Eugene LcBaron and Mrs.
Il. +. Wills. both of Brawloy. were
luncheon guests. Others fer whom
places were arranged were Mes
DANES G.. W. Allison, Don {. Bitter,
Roy f. Breedlove, W. J. Clements,
Robert Is. Campbell. II. G. Goe. {.
L. Coggins, +. f. Harden. George \.
Hartman, Q. q. iforuc. l.. G. House.
Forrest kutz, Howard +. Meyer. W.
+. Moshcr. J. Stewart Ross, Eugene
Ross. l.. L. Sargent Charles +.
Scott, Sweeney and Williams.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-01
Kills Self When
Money Is Lost
by United Press Leased Wire

CLAREMONT, Calf, March l.
With volume on how to beat the
stock market at his feet, George
Neal Winstead, 81, last of a promi
nent Tennessee family, was found
dead here today in Il shabby little
room ON Il rear street.
Winstead, police believe, fired Il
bullet into his brain, after small
fortune which he inherited a wear
ago had been dissipated in specula-
tion on the Los Angeles Stock Ex-
change.
He was last seen Sunday when he
called upon the foreman of an or
ange packing plant and asked if he
could have job and come to work
Monday morning.
The foreman said Winstcad told
him that he had just lost the last
of $4,000.
\ search of his clothing revealed
$3.50. Miss Ella Winstcad of Drcs-
den, Tenn, an aunt, survives him.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-01
MEMBERS or CARD
CLIB GUESTS or
.NR. AND WRS. { AIRY

NJ and Mrs. Il. II. CARY delight
fnlly entertained the member, Of
ithcF bridge club ang . .gpup OF
guests at their honr'on fR> Centre
avenue last might.
Mrs. f. J. Maack won the high
score prize for the wonic,r' and Mr..
Maack for the men. Other club
prizes were consolation awards won
by Mrs. f.. ". Ferris and Chester
McIarru.
Mrs. Mont j. Reid and W. G. Cos
tcllo made high scores among the
guests.
Those present included Mr.. and
Mrs. Mont j. Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. CcStcllo and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
p. Nuttall. guests, and Mr. and Mrs
John Zurchrf, Mr. and Mrs. Chester
McLarcn, Mr.. and Mrs }. w. Glas
oow. Mr.. and Mrs. Burton +. Lem
onS. Mr. and Mrs. +. W. Ferris, Mr..
and Mrs f.. j. Maark and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cary, members.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS ENTERTAINED
AT SPENCE HOME

Mr. and Mrs. Mac Spence Of 504
Hamilton avenue entertained the
members of the Sunday School class
of the Methodist church. of which
Charles Ruby is the teacher, at their
home last evening.
Games and an informal program,
given under the direction Of Mrs.
Leslie Mcconnell, made the time
pass swiftly. X. O. Clark sang Il
solo, accompanied by Mrs. Spence !;
Mrs. Harley Bush gave Il reading;
Miss Frances Ba9ley. a piano solo !;
and Mrs. y. \. Centos, an Italian
dialect reading. all OF which We're
enthusiastically received.
Mrs. Spence served rcfrcSlmcnt :
at the conclusion of the succeSsful
affair
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-01
Movie Couple .r.,,.~
Will Separate
~ nited Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. March l. -Clar-
cncc Brown, prominent motion pie
turc director. was speeding on a
, location trip to Colorado today,
with Il copy Of divorce complaint
packed in his baggage.
The document was handed to him
as he boarded a train here yestcr-
day, shortly after his wife, Ona
Brown, had filed a petition charg-
ing her husband with cruel and in
human treatment.
The complaint further states that
the director accused her of being
cXtravagant and ignored her in
public,
The couple were married October
-, 1922 and separated December
30, 1926.
y property settlement has been
arranged out of court, it was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-01
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

nual affair of the kind sponsored
entirely by the men.
Fred Riddle is chairman of the
dinner committee, Bert Lemons is
head of the ''kitchcn brigade,
while l.. Il. phillry viii bc in charge
OF the table arrangement.
Dinner viii be served nj Gas and
an interesting program will follow.
David McConaughy of New York
city will be the speaker. and will
talk on "Chri>tian Stewardship.
Other program numbers will be an
nounced at later date
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-01
No Injuries AS
Cars Collide

TWO minor automobile accidents
were reported to the FL Centre pa.
lice yesterday, the first occurring at
the intersection Of Sixth and State
streets. 1t was reported that Il ear
driven by Mrs. Grace Ramsey Of
1000 Brighton street was strucl; bv
a machine driven by J. NJ. Kirby.
According to the report the Kirby
machine WAS in the wrong. ripping
off the rear left fender of the other
machine in the crash.
{. Il. iIadlcy Of the city hall while
driving west on Main street be
tween Fifth and Sixth streets collil.
ed with machine operated by l..
Townsend. The report asserts that
Townsend backed his ear into tno
machine driven by IIadicy.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-01
OSBORNE COUNTRY
HOME SCENE OF
BRI DGE DINNER

The country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne was the
scene of charming dinner party
last night. the Osbornes informally
entertaining a group of their FL
Centre friends.
Sweet peas were prettily used as
table decorations. and covers were
marked hv dainty place cards for
the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Y. Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
T. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T..
Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Don Bitter. Mr..
and Mrs. Il. b. Whitclaw and the
host and hostess.
High scores at bridge, which oc-
cupied the evening, were won BY
Mrs Scott and Mr.. Never.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-01
Central High
School Notes
By MARGARET EIDE
(High School Reporter)

At a special assembly Yesterday
morning, the high school students
listened to Il most instructive talk
bv DR.. Sarah Wise of Los Angeles,
noted specialist on social morality,
on the physical, mental, and moral
wcll-bcing of the students.
DR.. Wise has made life study of
the subject on which she spoke, aud
her talk was greatly enjoyed. The
assembly WAS opened with Il Scicc-
tion by the high school orchestra,
Several class reports and announce
mcntS were made.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-01
Public Inrited To
Attend American Home
Study Group Meeting

Mothers of FL Centre school chill
dren, club women of the city and
others interested III problems of the
home and childhood are invited to
attend the meeting of the American
Home and Child Welfare Study
group, which will he held at the NJ
kinley school Friday afternoon at
= i. III.
The program will be opened with
selections by the Mckinley school
children, following which the devel.
oPmcnt Of the soul of the home will
be the topic of discussion. \ mum
Der of particularly interesting
speakers will give short talks on Vi.
rious phases OF the subject Com
Plete announcement of the program
will appear i'll later issues Of the
Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-01
Society
OF Christian Church
Will Meet TOnight

The Missionary Society of die
state Street Christian church Will
hold an evening meeting tonight at
the church, To hear Mrs. George
Springer, missionary from India
who has returned 10 this country
for Il furlough. speak. The public
Is invited to attend.
Mrs. Springer will have many
things Of interest to tell, and will
open her talk at 7:30 O'Clock.