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Evening star., 1928-04-08
Sport Dance Is Planned
By Sigma Pi Sigma Group

The Lambda Chapter of the Sigma
Pi Sigma Sorority is giving a sport
dance at the Colonial Hotel on the
night Of April IS from 9 TO II O'Clock.
This is the second dance OF this type
staged by the sorority this season. the
first having been given at Wilbur
studio. 1t was regarded as so sue
cessful that many of its guests have re-
queSted repetition.
The dance committee. consisting of
Miss Jeanette Levy. Miss Theresa
Dreeben. Miss Frances Mensh and Miss
Dora Glaser. is planning the affair.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Card Party in Aid
OF Camp Good Will

A card party will be given Monday
afternoon. April 30. 2 o'clock. at the
Willard Hotel for the benefit of Camp
Good VIII and the Wheel OF Progress.
It is expected TO be a great social and
financial success.
Mrs. Paul Moore is chairman of the
card party and Mrs. Margaret Hopkins
Morrell, chairman of patronesses has
secured a distinguished list. headed by
Mrs Charles G. Dawes. Mrs Lucy
Cooper Shaw, chairman of prizes. an
nounces that there will be an unusually
attractive prize for each table. The
prizes are being donated by leading
merchants and business houses Of the
city There will be door prize also
Mrs Thacker " Walker is chairman
Of homemade cakes and candies and
Miss Marian Smith, vice chairman.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
VIII Celebrate Opening
OF James Monroe Shrine

Mr. william Jehrle& Chewing, iT.,
% Washington anc Virginia. mas issued
tnFlsatlplll 70 an Al home !n FredeTicks~
burg Va a. the hgE1e of his grand
father DF George II, ChewninR for
Saturday April zS ire opening day Of
fE3e President James Monroe Shrine
He 8gli have IS bls n0n0F guests MTE
Ftose GD9YefEesr HGfh Mr.. Laurence
Hoes, Lieut. 5eBveYnellTS Hoes and Miss
Mauce CD4yeFne4T eDpoFG ~ the
Shrine aBa descendants II President
Monroe.
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Mrs A. A. Y. Salter of Baltimore is
the guest of her brother -in-law and sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hit.
Miss Marguerite Landon is spending
month in Atlantic City.
Miss Catherine Pullman arrived home
Monday after spending several weeks
with friends in Panama.
Mrs. Thomas Chadwell of The Plains
Va. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Blunt
Mr.. Claude Patterson has left for his
home in Statesville. N c., after visit
to Mr. Forrest Ward.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
By ~ lRGARET FOE HART.

The Sprme style pageant is on anC
the fashion SKY is brilliantly looming IL
color Sha6ine from the paleSt Of hue'
TO the richer and eayer shades. Fol
some weeks hints Of Sprlne have beer
seen III the costumes of tho leaGmS
hoSteSSeS Of the Nations Capital. To-
6av the stage is set for a spectacular
6iSo,av of new materials both IN color
and pattern. hats Of straw IN taroar
and picture models and the new elao-
crate footwear which IS 50 essential
q part Of the array of the SnaTdN
dressed woman.
Smart society in making Easter calls
viii form a continuous parade o. hano-
some SDTjne ensembles, Mai, eno Mrs
Parker W. West Will be hosts 70 large
ccrnpanv ST tea this afternoon at their
home in Soldiers Home, and many OF
the guests Will stroll about the lawn
where blooming bushes and flowers VIII
fnr~,. Ar. effective setting for the striking
costumes worn by The ladies in the COM
pany,
flowers VIII be the background for a
verirable fashion show will be the break
faS. Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Beale Nc
Lean Al their suburban home. Friend
shin The cabinet officers and their
wives and many prominent folk III res
idential society viii be guests al the
party which IS given annually on Easter
Sunday BY NT and Mrs, Mclean.
Holy week the oUietcSt period of the
social calendar, was not without ntoy-
nal exchange Ot c0UrteSieS and many
SpringliAe hats and wraps were noted
st unofficial functions during the week
Mrs. New an Admircr
of Flewered Frocks.
Mrs. New. wife ot the Postmaster
General. is one az the most gracious OF
cabinet horesSes and there IS no doubt
that she Is one Of the best groon1eo
women in Official life in Washington.
She has exquisite taste and when meet
irc her the impression IS that she IS
wearing Just what suits her best. Fond
Of prints and Powered materials. she al
wavS has q c0Hn or TWO IN her ward
robe in combinations OF color. Owing
to the recent and long Illness oi the
Postmaster General Mrs. New mas not
taken an active part IN social lie Tor
many weeks. She cid. however, attend
the childrens party given by the AM
hsSsa6o- of Mexico and Sonora oe Tel
leg for their little daughter and she was
wearing an unusually becoming costume
"a French sport frock Of figured silk,
the BACKGROUND Of dark blue and the
flower design N tan and red. II was a
two-piece model with a long pleated
skirt and q bodice fashioned with Y
re-kiine edged with narrow band or
tan and red crepe. The low walstline
was also marked with bands Of the
crepe. Her straw hat matched the blue
Of the gown and she wore slippers OF
lizard skin
AZ an informal party during the week
Mrs New wore a gown also IN cHmol-
nation OF shades. Il was Of chiffon
s-ith simply fashioned bodice Of 1slack
and white background ard an occa-
SIGNAL oblong design IL rec, green and
back. The softly draDed skirt was IN
stripes. II alternating effect. Of the
colors used IN the bodice. and about The
uneven hemline was band CT black
several inches wide The drapery at
the left Of the skirt was held Er a buckle
studded with enerslos Mrs. New vas
lovely in this frock. and her large black
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Y. w. Missionary Group
Specially Entertained

Mrs Porter entertained tfle Young
Nouans HonIe Missionary Eaciety oi
rgIyery Methods Church, 10 her nome
st Wsltef Feed Hospital. Wednesday
evening kpg3l MIS- Sayonns oriest
snd Mrs 5ohn W EcHsFcs gaze few
m<.rss during the e9eDing end Mrs. POI
efr served cel4clous aefTsshalenISs
Evening star., 1928-04-08
National Sojourner Unit
Sponsors Informal Ball

Washington Chapter. no. 3, National
GGjourners. viii bold it's nezt informal
ball 81 the Marine Barracks Saturday
April a.
Capt George r. Unmaeht Is chair
man ~ the committee on arrange
nents.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
McAll Auxiliary Body
Announces Meeting

A meeting Of the Washington McAll
Auxiliary will be held Friday. April 49,
at $50. at the apartment OF Mrs Will
liam N Strong in the Connecticut.
The speaker OF the afternoon is Miss
Ellen Earle Flagg Of Hartford Conn.
whose subject is What / Saw Last
Summer of Our Work in France"
Evening star., 1928-04-08
8. u. Hospital Benefit
Sci for Monday, May Ia

The annual Spring card party for
ihe benefit 0f Georgetown University
Hospital viii be held at Wsrdman Park
Hotei on the afternoon Of Monday,
Mey a.
Evening star., 1928-04-08
Tau Deltans Plan Easter
Dance Tomorrow Evening

The Tau Delta Sorority will enter
tain at an Easter dance tomorrow eve-
ming in the Garden House at the Grace
Dodge Hotel. Miss Doris Thompson is
in charge Of the arrangements for the
party
Evening star., 1928-04-08

Switzerland IN soon 10 have It's tirEt
motion picture production company.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

A hand drill of early construction and apparently little used. was found recently in the Koyukuk district by Ben Bromberk and Axel Johnson. two prospeetors who went into the district last May tn search of dredg- ing ground. Nothing could be learned from the oldtimers of the Koyukuk regarding the drill. 10 one in the district knew of any early attempt to prospect by drilling, so it is pre- sumed that the drill belonged to some outfit which invaded that re- mote district some time previous to the discovery Of gold there. That 1t was a pioneer rig is shown in it's con struetion, for 1t Is Of the earliest type. Jointed. hollow rods connect the bit with the spring pole. and through the hollow rods the water was led into the hole. The condition of the one bit found indicated that the drill had been put to little use. The parts of the drill remaining on the ground were gathered up and taken to Fairbanks to be given to the Alaska college.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

The presence of wolves in Mekin- ley National Park in constantly in ereasing numbers constitutes the real menace to the game there. according to R. K. Stewart, chief predatory ami nal hunter for the territory, who re- gently completed a survey of condi= tions in that big reservation. MT. Stewart recently made a trip up the Yukon river from Tanana to Eagle, near the Canadian boundary. and re- turn to Fairbanks over the same route He also visited the upper Panama valley and the headwaters of the Nabesna river. Tn the Nabes- ma district he found the eareasses of 30 grown sheep and two lambs which had been killed by coyotes. These animals are also preying on nesting geese, and in the regions where there have been the greatest increase in the number of coyotes in late years. the foxes have been killed or driven out. Fur bearers cannot long survive where there are wolves and coyotes
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

A bequest of $2,9OO to the Alaska Pioneer Home, is contained in the will of Jack North, pioneer of the Territory, who died in Bellingham about two months ago, it was an nounced recently by Governor Parks The estate has been settled and the money will be held until the territo- rial legislature convenes in the spring, when the matter will be pre- sented before it to determine wheth- CT a trust fund, to probably be known as the North Trust Fund.-" may be established for the home.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06
FOR SALE

Administer rug 9x12, SIS. Brus- sells rug 9x12, $9.5O; card table, $1.25; willow clothes basket, $1.5O; Bissell carpet sweeper, $2.00; Uni versal electric cooker, $20.0O; 32- piece set dishes, $50; Gift. cross cut saw, $700; Victor graphophone, with about 100 records, $5.00 gall lon size White Mountain ice cream freezer. $1.50; camphor wood chest, $4.00; Johnson 21s h.p. motor, $60. Set four sad irons. $1.00; jams and jellies, mantle lamp, wash tub and board, etc. Mrs. Fred Gold.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

The Oaxaea, which went aground in teh south end of Wrangell Mar rows in July, and which was refoat- ed last month, was found, upon ex- animation at Vancouver, to have it's engines so badly injured that Capt G. Allen Hancock, the owner, has de- cided to dispose of the ship rather than expend any larger sum than has already been spent in salyaging and repair of the vessel.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

Miss Dorothy Miller, former resi- dent of Anchorage and Peter j.. Nickoliff. young mining man of the Nuka Bay distirct, were united in marriage last week at Seward and will make their home in that city un- til they can complete their arrange ments for a trip to the states and possibly to Europe.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

The black bear over around Wa siIla are numerous and are getting too friendly. Two recently entered a settlers cabin. He grabbed his ri- file next his bed and shot them both. Five have been bagged in the last few days.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

Earl Rossman, author and camera man, who went to Nome from Sew ard early in the summer on the Bu- reau of Education vessel Boxer. talk ing movies of Bureau activities en route. returned to the states on the last Victoria from Nome.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

Eight baby elk were brought north last week on the Admiral Wat son bound for Kodiak Island They are being transferred from the state of Washington to Alaska under pro vision of the last legislature. and will be put on the ranch of .. R Babeoek on Middle Bay. Kodiak Is land. He will care for the animals until they are able to care for them selves. when they will be released.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

A Keystone drill will be used in prospecting for placer tin on Birch creek this winter, according to E. R. Farrell, who arrived at Fairbanks last week from Ruby
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

aConditions in the Mayo camp are highly satisfactory and all indiea- tions point to an era of future pro gress and prosperity in the vast sil- yer district" Such is the firm con- yietion of Gold Commissioner c. L MaeLean.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06
TERRITORIAL NOTES

At Juneau last week L. F. Morris was sentenced to serve four months in jail and pay a fine of s1.000 on q charge of possessing and transport ing intoxicating liquor.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

Other patients at the hospital at this time include: John Olin of Tele- graph Creek, Alec Erickson, Tokeen; Jack Bedell, Telegraph Creek, Wm. Parchment, A. Vreatt, Wm. Loree, Mrs. L. J. Binkley and baby, Wran- gell.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

The Cordova Chamber of Com merce gave a very successful charity ball recently. The gross receipts totaled more than $4o0, of which amount S120 was received from the sale of one of Jules Dahlager's paint iugS
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06
FOR SALE

S-room furnished house. Bath, fur mace, and fireplace. Full cement base ment. For sale cheap Inquire ". J. Bradley, Box 123, Wrangell, Alaska
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

The opening of all schools in Ju- neau has been postponed one week as precautionary measure following the death Of two children from cere- bfo-meningitis.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

Forest Ranger William sherman Of the Manzano National Forest in New Mexico has been transferred to the ehugach National Forest in Al- aska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

FOR SALE-Small light we'll built speed boat; also a round bottom boat suitable for use with outboard mo- tor. Both boats in first class condi- tion and will be sold at a bargain. Inquire of Sentinel.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

The infant son of MT. and Mrs. L. J. Binkley has been named Will liam Loyal. The first name is for the two grandfathers, and the second for the father.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

FOR SALE-Highest grade Baker double .barreled hammerless 12 guage shot gun, $40 Savage rifle, 303 cal. Lyman sights. L. B. Chisholm.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

Leon Urbaeh, one of the leading merchants of Seward, has formed a partnership with D. D. Valade. for merly of Seward, but for the past year resident of Seattle
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

Why are we busy making Bread? Because it is good. 10 cents per loaf American Bakery.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

An innovation in the Ketchikan schools for the 1928-29 session is the employment Of a music supervisor.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

Articles of incorporation have been filed by the Osborn Mining Com pany in the office of the Secretary of Alaska. The company has been formed for the purpose of general mining operations and the principal place of operations in the Territory will be at Nome, Alaska. The com pany is capitalized at $400,000 and the incorporators and directors are Alfred J. Lomen, D. E. Crowley, Nels Swanberg, Harry Lomen and Richard Lee, all of Nome, Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

FOR SALE-Lot and 4-room house with bath and furniture. Inquire of L. J. Binkley.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06
FOR SALE

Store building and stock and all buildings on premises, $5,000.
 CAPT. LINKS.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

Mrs. J. H. Wheeler underwent a tonsilectomy operation this morning
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR sALE-Grebe radio set cheap. Apply to Matt Pellinen.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

Otto Arnt of Tokeen is a recent pa tient at the hospital. He came in for treatment for an injured foot.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06
HOSPITAL NOTES

Tom Dease of Telegraph Creek en- tered the Wrangell General hospital Wednesday evening. He is suffering from Landry's paralysis, all extreme ly rare disease.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

Mrs. L. A. Olsen underwent a ton sileetOmy operation yesterday.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-09-06

The public is invited to visit our shop. Most modern bakery in Alas ka. American Bakery.
Evening star., 1928-12-09

Oscar Morales Lopez, Guatemalan
Army. Unofficial Rafael Catillo Lara,
Jose F. Linares and Luis Alberto Castillo
Menocal, representing the Empresa
Guatemalteca Servicios Aereos
Morales g. Cia.
Hungary - Official: Count Laszlo
Szechenyi, Minister to Washington.
Irish Free State-Official: William j.
B. Macaulay. first secretary of lega-
ton, Washington.
Italy-Official: Gen. ItaIo. Balbo,
undersecretary of state for aeronautics;
Count Alberto Marchetti di Muriaglio,
counselor of embassy, Washington; Col
Todoschini Lalli, Maj Bitossi and Lieut.
Cagna, all of Royal Air Force. Unoff1-
cial: Capt. Giuseppe Cosulich, Societa
Anonima Centieri Naval Triestini:
Engineer Morandi of the Societa Trans
adriatica di Navigazione Aerea: Engi
Evening star., 1928-12-09

neer Pallavicino of the Societa Con-
struzioni Aeronautiche E Brada, Engi-
neer Sossiluggi of the Fiat Co.. Engineer
Piaggio and DR.. P. Moro of the Ditta
Piaggio; Commemorative Celia. Signor
France Mazzotti and Engineer Pirelli Of
the Dittizotta Fraschini.
India-Unofficial: S. r. Romanji,
Indian Merchants Chamber of Bonn
bay, now in New York.
Mexico-Guillermo Villasona, chief of
the Division of Aeronautics of the De-
partment of Communications.
Netherlands - Unofficial: Jonkheer
Van Denbeer Van Heemstede, general
manager of the international, Air Traf-
fic Association.
Nicaragua--Offici Gen. Jose Solor-
zano Diaz, Nicaraguan consul general
at New York.
Siam-Oh1cial: Lieut.. Col. Phra
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Amara and Maj. Luang Deves, siamese

Amara and Maj. Luang Deves. Siamese
Air Corps.
Panama - Official: Ricardo Alfaro,
Minister to Washington; Ramon Arias,
Panaman West Point graduate and
aviator, now in Washington; Eduardo
Icaza. civil engineer. Panama City;
Guillermo Single, Panaman aviator
William Y. Boyd, American resident in
Panama and wartime aviator.
Norway-Official: A. Lundh, coun-
selor of legation. Washington.
Persia-Official Mozaffar Mira Fir
ouz. second secretary of legation, Wash
ington; Dr. Marcellus D. Redlich, act
ing imperial Persian consul in Chi
cago.
Spain-Oficial: Don Juan j. Jaure-
gui y Gil Delgado. chief of the section
of aero traffic; Maj. Victoriano Casa
jus, military attache Spanish Embassy,
Evening star., 1928-12-09

Unofficial: D. o. Baudouy Baudouy &
Co. New York City, agent in United
States for Campagnie General Aero
postale. Paris
Official: Angelo Annines,
counselor of legation, washington.
Official: Geheimer Ragier-
ungsrat Fisch, Reich ministry of trans
portation; Dr. Emil l.. Baer secretary
of embassy, Washington. Unofficial,
Otto Merkel, director of Deutsche Luft
Hansa; DR. A. K. Rohrbach, Rohrbach
Evening star., 1928-12-09

Treschow. first secretary of legation,
Washington.
Dominican Republic Official:
Maximo L. Vasquez Gautier, Dominican
Minister to France, Italy, Switzerland
and Belgium.
Finland-Official: L. AStrom, Minis
ter to Washington.
France - Official Pierre Etienne
Flandin. vice president of the Chamber
of Deputies; NJ. Sabatier, engineer gen.
eral of aeronautics in the air ministry.
Evening star., 1928-12-09
u. S. Host in Aviation Celebration

Metal Airplane Co.; w. HORNED, Helm
kel Flugzengwerke.
Great Britain-Official: Brig. Gen.
Right Honorable Lord Thomson, c. B.
E., D. S. O., formerly secretary of state
for air; Capt R. J. Goodman Crouch,
o. B. E.. Supply and Research Depart
ment of the Air Ministry.
X X * X
CUATEMALA-Official: DR.. Don
~ Ramiro Fernandez, secretary of
legation, Washington; Aviator Comdr.
Evening star., 1928-12-09

Washington: Mai. Joaquin Perez ,
ane. chief of section of airports.
Poland-Official: Julian Eberho
former vice minister Of commun
tions; Witold Wankowicz, commc.
counselor, Polish legation. Washing
Sweden-Ofhcial: Nils Gustaf WeiC
commercial counselor of lega
washington: Capt. Carl Frederik F.
man, managing director of Aero Tr9
port Co., Ltd Unofficial: Karl Ligr
chief engineer and traffic mans.
aero transport.
Switzerland-Offi Etienne La.
counselor of legation. WashirStSc.
Venezuela - Offlcial: Luis Chur.
secretary Of legation, Washington.
Evening star., 1928-12-09

More than 1000 persons will soon
added to the staff of the Hayes p
Corporation at Ionia.
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this company.
There will laso be several
players new to this city as we'll
as new director. Berkell opens
his season here with more contract
ed players than he ever has had.
The Berkell Company will consist
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JENSEN TO QUIT
BUTLER Berth
Professor of Sociology to
Missouri University.

Prof Howard E. Jensen, professor
OF sociology at Butler University for
the last eight years, will resign at
the close of this school year to be-
come professor of that department
of the University of Missouri, it was
announced today.
The board of curatorS of the uni
versity met in Kansas City this
week and confirmed the appoint
ment. Jensen will go to Columbia,
Mo, about July /, he said
Jensen was born in Herington,
Kas., September 6, 1889. He has de-
grees from Drake University, the
University of Kansas and the Uni
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versity of Missouri. He was a Fell
low in sociology at the University
of Chicago, 1916 to 1918, and di-
rector of the Latin-American Sur
vey. Interchurch World Movement,
1919 and 1920.
He is a member of the Indian
apolis Literary Club, National Board
of the Social Welfare, Disciples Of
Christ, the American Social Society,
the American Association of Social
Workers, the American Academy Of
Political and Social Science and the
Indiana Academy of Science.
In 1920, Jensen made social sur
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ADDRESSES DRY FORCES
Candidate for Prosecutor Speaks at
w. C. T. U. Meeting.

Prohibition law enforcement is
the most difficult and at the same
time one of the most important
duties of the prosecuting attorney
and his staff, Judson L. Stark, chief
deputy prosecutor and candidate fof
the Republican nomination for pros
ecutor, said addressing a meeting OF
the Vayhinger w. c. T. u. at 1925
N. jefferson Ave. Wednesday.
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WIFE HURLS CUP; FINED
Husband Tried to Beat Her, Woman
Alleges.

He beat his other wife, but he
isn't going to beat me-" Mrs. Mary
Bell of 2412 Bellefontaine ST., de-
clared to Judge Paul G. Wetter in
municipal court Wednesday. She
was in court on an assault and bat
terry charge made by her husband,
Joseph.
HE turned me over his knee the
other day, and I broke away before
he struck. Yes, 1 threw the tea
cup at him." she volunteered.
Five hours in Jail and IS and costs
was enough punishment to convince
the tea cups are to drink from,
Judge Wetter said. Joseph was lee
tured.
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just you and |. If you
are ready we could
leave at once.
Betty: Cher head whiEl-
ing) But but my hus,
band
Guido: Your husband!
Bah ! What does he
know of your desires?
So young you are--so
lovely
The next moment he
as clasped her in his
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BERKELL WILL OPEN
HIS SIXTH SEASON
as the Opening Bill of Stock Company at Engish's
Starting Sunday Night, April 20.
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

CHARLES BERKELL will open his sixth of
~ stock at English's on Sunday night, April 90
'Mary's Other Husband" comedy by Larry B. John
will be the opening BILL Harry Kenecke business manager
announced today,
Many of the players that Berkell has placed under
tract well known here because Of their appearancs with
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see it now, in the light of centuries
of Christian experience, to be a
splendid triumph" the Rev. Charlie
Stewart, Winona Lake evangelist,
said Wednesday night at Cadle
Tabernacle.