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Evening star., 1928-03-05
SAL. BOND SLUMP
FELT BY THE LIST
Over so New Highs in Foreign
Group-Industrial Issues
Are Irregular.
BY CHARLES r. SPEARE.


kNecisl lisratch 10 The Star.
NEW YORK. March s.--A more care
ful selection Of bonds Of the Senli-specu-
lative type is shown III the movements
Of prices during the past few weeks and
again today. There IS some diScrimi-
nation against issues where the margin
Of safety is small and has been affected
by earnings i'll 1927. The Scaboard Air
Line situation has had a decided effect
on other bonds Of similar character and
the extent Of the losses III the Seaboard
issues has been great enough to dis
tUrb holders OF other railroad securities.
These conditions were apparent III the
heavinesS today III Missouri Pacific, III
terHa;:oNal Great Northern. Florida
East Coast and Erie Junior mortgages.
Practically all Of this group are now
at the lowest Of the year. Chicago
and Eastern Illinois IS rallied a point
from their low Of Saturday. There was
a little better tone III Chicago Great
Western IS.
S. A. l.. Issues Again Drop.
Seaboar6s continued 10 lose ground.
though not 10 the extent OF previous
DAYS. except the all-Florida IS, which
broke -, points. selling around 7l'2.
and later rallying Al points. The
consolidation IS were IL points
lower The adjustments and re-
funding bonds held up better than
the others. with the former up
a., points at one time. Since Feb
ruary over Sll 100000 par value OF the
SeaboarG issues have been dealt IN, OF
which half has been il the per cent
bonds and ole-third III the ADJUST
nents. Both ii the proportions Of trad
Ing and OF decline the episode has been
one without counterpart in the rail-
road market for some years. II obyi-
ously has had and is having q disturb
Ing effect. which resulted this after
noon in the first sign Of support that
the bonds have enjoyed since the de-
cline began month ago.
Industrial bonds were irregular. Cuba
Cane SS Dodge 6s and United States
Rubber 5s rallied fractionally from the
low quotations of a few days ago.
There has been liquidation in Liggett &
Meyers IS. which today were below lo4
Local fractions were unaffected by the
strike possibility. Brooklyn Union Gas
5i2s rose a point. Both in the indus
trial and railroad list last week there
were many individual issues which sold
lower than any time this year.
New Highs in Foreign List.
On the other hand, there were over
60 new highs" in the foreign bond de-
partment Of the market. This included
many Of the South American issues as
well as those OF Scandinavian countries
and OF Germany and Japan. Prices of
foreigas were little changed.
The financing by the Denver and Rio
Grande Western Railroad today in the
form Of 1000 900 refunding and i'm
provement SIS is another step toward
the physical development of this prop
erty and the betterment OF its credit
position. The improvement SIS due next
June Will be paid of from the proceeds
OF this issue with the next maturity in
1885 when the consolidated Is and 4 IS
are due The statement Of earnings
which accompanies the bond issue is a
poor argument for delaying payment
OF interest on the general mortgage S
per cent bonds.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
STOCK LIST DULL
IN WEEKS TRADING
Price Index Up Almost Eight
Points for the Period.
Volume Light.

Last weeks stock market was the
dullest since Midsummer. There were
fractional price recoveries made by nu-
mcrous issues from the lows Of the re-
cent recession, but prices for the week
are still substantially below the average
for the month. The price index OF
stocks traded made up from each weeks
most active issues averaged for Febru-
ary $3.50. almost points higher than
last weeks index.
Motors as n group made the strong
est comeback the index for the group
advancing fully points Hudson quo
tations advanced 81. Nash and Pack
ard So each, and General Motors picked
up So.
The oils index picked up nearly
3 points with Pan-American, Sun and
Atlantic Refining leaders. The foods
group index gained couple of points
with American Sugar. Beechnut Pack
ing and Standard Milling the strong
est issues.
The steels and equipment were the
weakest group, their index dropping
fully points. Sloss-Sheff1eld, Inland
and Colorado Fuel g. Iron were off 81
or So each.
A compact survey OF Stock Exchange
movements is given below by indexes
MI rfy
Evening star., 1928-03-05

NEW YORK, March S Upl.~~Retire-
ment OF more than $l2 600 900 in bonds
WIZ be effected as part OF program
!or simplifying capital structure OF In
terstate Public Service Co. and reduc-
Ing interest charges. An issue of SI2.-
oo4.o0o first mortgage and retunding
4'2 per cent bonds which will provide
the necessary funds has been sold 10
a syndicate headed by Halsey. Stuart
o. co. Only three series OF first mort
gage and refunding bonds. compared
with five previously, will be outaland-
Ing when the operation Is completed.
The company operates chiefly in In
diana.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
Commodity News

NEW ORLEANS, March $ 'Spe-
ciaD Mills OF the Southern Pine AS.
sociation report new business decreased
SO per cent in the last week 10 49ls3'-
600 feet. Shipments fell of 3.3 per cent
to 4S.483, 900 feet and production drop
ped IA per cent TO 50,l08,ooo feet. IN
filled orders totaled l19. 200 600 feet.
Observation-Disclosures steel
makers are expected 10 benent through
savings in freight rates on coal ana
steel products caused by the building
OF a new 50-mile railroad line from
Youngstown to the Ohio River at
Smiths Ferry. This building program
has Just been announced.
READING.--The Scent cigar has
registered a renewed demand. accord
ing TO the factories located IN the
Berks-Iebanon revenue district. The
gain in February as compared with
January amounted 10 5.00o0oo cigars,
An increase in the l0-cent brands also
was noticeable.
HOLLAND. Mich.~-The original ship
ment OF 1000 baby chicks which was
sent East week ago Is being followed
by additional shipments and It Is pre-
dicted that many million chicks Will
move eastward before the end Of the
season In July. Fifty large hatcheries
are operating in this district
Evening star., 1928-03-05
SURVEY EAST SHORE.
Baltimore Business Men Study Con-
ditions on the Peninsula.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BALTIMORE, March 5.-A survey OF
trade conditions with the Eastern Shore
Is being made by the Baltimore Asso-
citation Of Commerce in connection with
the foreclosure of the Baltimore, Chesa-
peake s. Atlantic Railway. The fore
closure sale has been set for March
q by Judge Coleman in Federal Court.
The aim Of the survey is to develop
new avenues OF business between Bal
timore and Eastern Shore and southern
Maryland.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has an
nounced 1t will be bidder at the sale,
which has been brought about through
failure to continue interest payments
on a $i250.000 mortgage. covering an
issue of bonds to that amount.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
Stock market activity was the lowest
last week since week Of July Is


last week since week Of July Is.
The value Of trading in common in
dustrials last week was only barely over
S100000.000 day. The number of
shares traded was about the same last
week as during Midsummer dull period.
the higher quotations now prevailing
making the value Of tradings higher for
the same number Of shares. All groups
showed a slackening IN activity from Is
to so per cent below the preceding week.
The Stecls equipment group showed only
about half tho turnover Of the week
before. United States Steel alone had
total turnover for the week Of about
$l6.000,000 less than its preceding
weeks total. Trading IN Green Cananea
Copper was about sll 100000 less than
during the week before. Chrysler and
General Motors each showed tradings
totaling about 100000 less than for
the preceding week.
Average daily tradings for the week
OF $l05, 100000 were far below the daily
average for the month OF February,
which was Sl39,000,000.
The average daily volume OF trading
for the preceding week was Sl54 4.7o0.000
and for the corresponding week a year
ago was Si26200,000.
tCopyright looS1
Evening star., 1928-03-05
TOBACCO TRADE BETTER.
Both Receipts and Sales Of Mary
land Leaf Show Increases.

Special Dispatch 10 The star.
BALTIMORE, March 5.-Both re-
ceipts and sales OF Maryland leaf TO-
bacco last week showed increases. the
former totaling l18 hogsheads. while
sales amounted to l84 hogsheads. leaV-
ing a stock in State tobacco ware
houses OF 6,528 hogsheads. Practically
all the sales we're OF the new crop, LOT
which demand continues very GOOD at
full values.
Quotations today for Maryland lear
tobacco per 100 pounds: Inferior 5.0oa
800 frosted. 3.00a4.0o; sound common
and erecnish. 90oal6.00: good common;
II Ooa3o 90: medium. 81 .ooa4o 90: good
to fine red. 4l.ooa55.5o; fancy. So Ooa
$3.50; seconds. common to medium,
500a24.OO: seconds. good to fine: 70 0oa
as 90. upper country, air cured, 3'ooa
500; ground leaves nominal.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
DIVIDEND INCREASED.

NEW YORK. March S tE).--Co'nmon
stock of Middle West Utilities Co. today
was placed on an increased annual owl
dend basis o, 81 share. formerly so
with a quarterly disbursement OF sI..o;
payable May Is to holders OF rscola
AnriI 30 Regular quarterly dividends
Of 50 and $3.50 on the preferred issue
also were authorized.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
Money and Prices

Commodity prices continued firm to
strong last week. Although the net
gain registered by the weekly index was
fractional, the average for the month
of February was 96.7. showing more
than a point gain over the January
average of 955. The February average
is the highest month by average since
December, 1926.
The purchasing power Of the dollar
receded slightly and was only 80 cents
higher than the 1925 average taken as
100.
Fluctuations in the general whole
sale price level and in the purchasing
mower of the dollar are given below Tor
various periods. The average for the
wear 1925 Is the base used.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
AMERICAN WOOL GROWERS
ARE IN GOOD POSITION
Have Opportunity to Put Industry
on Best Financial Basis In His
tory, Federal Expert Says.

By the Associated Press.
American wool growers now have ar
opportunity to ''place their industry OF
the best financial basis in history" J
+. Walker. marketing specialist Of ths
Department of Agriculture, reported 4
the department today following q tri.
around the world, undertaken 10 studI
The wool industry.
Wool production in New Zealand
Australia and South Africa already nai
reached the satUration point" he said
land cannot be further expanded be.
cause Of limiting climatic and geo.
grahpical factors"
Australia has more sheep than at am
time since 1891. and certain sect!oni
are carrying more than is safe, he said
adding that lack Of space would hali
further production in Eew Zealand
Wool stocks today are extremely low
he said. despite the fact that foreigr
production has increased greatly in re.
cent years.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
BUYING POWER GAINS.
Further Increase in Farm Product
Prices Helps Growers Dollar.

The rising trend in commodity prices
last week vas evident in agricultural
goods. While non-agricultural prices re-
mained unchanged AS a result tn. In
dex OF farm purchasing power again
moved upward.
Index numbers OF farm purchasing
power and Of agricultural and nom
agricultural prices for various periods
are given in the following table. in
which the average for 1925 represents
Evening star., 1928-03-05
BANK CLEARINGS UP.

.EH7F III 1FFTFHFtTE 10 7 IlN TtHF.
FREDERICK. Md. March 5~~Bank
clearings here for the first two months
OF 1923 exceed clearings for the same
period OF 1927 by $232. IDA, 80 A total
OF $3,H25 SAC 81 passed through tho
clearing house the past two months
Bank officials declare this is the largest
amount reported Tor the FIRST two
months Of the year.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
tuiutatiohs furnished hy W. II, iihhs Il co..
Nominal ault sntlnH rhechs
Nnttts tuI lt1t }, today.
NEW YOnK. March 4 t4p -- I

NEW YOitK, March D N1 ~ Foreign
exchanges mixed. auolatlonS. ~ cents .
Great iYitaln. 4B7i4 cables. 4aTfn, DO
day blIls on banks. aB394 France. de-
mand. jD3 a~ld cables. DJ 7~i6, Italy
demand. ba7ia; cables. b IN
Demand Belgium. iaoa'4. Ger
many. aahDa Norway. IN dai4, swe~
den, ~ Aa, Denmark 1H71'4. fswliaets
land. iDaA spain. ~ 10. Greece, "a /,
Poland, li.a5 t'xeehoalnvakia. aDd,l !.
Jugoslavia. l.76', Austria, i4i0; Ru~
mania, ,hifs, Argentina, ~ 80. Brazil.
I30a, T0kio, Ad,7h, Shanghai, na aihA !,
Montreal 9p,ae.lf16. Holland. a0.ao .s.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
WHEAT SCORES GAIN
AS CORN GOES DOWN
Unfavorable Crop Reports and Drop
in Amount of Grain Afoat
Are Bullish Factors.
nv Tho Assorjatfd Press.

Bv tho Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 5.-Wheat prices
showed an early upward trend today.
whereas corn went lower. Decrease OF
200 bushels in wheat afloat, and con-
tinued unfavorable domestic crop re-
ports had a bullish effect on wheat. but
corn reflected likelihood of visible sup
ply enlargement Opening at 4 OIL TO
y, up. wheat later scored gains all
around. Corn started at a shade TO q
decline and subsequently receded fur-
ther. Oats held steady. Provisions were
easier. but rallied.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
GOOD YEAR SEEN.

NEW YORK. March N1.~~Coli-
fofnla Packing Corporation III facing
good year and The outlook points
to favorable earnings, said James r.
Armhby. chairman. arriving from the
Phfl1c Coast on the steamship Cali
fOfnia The current volume of sales
was satisfactory and the outlonk en-
cotfaglng. The company'a earnings for
The tlhcal Year ended March | should
compare tavorubiy with the previous
wear. he said. when net income was
so,ob7J53, Or $5l7 share on tho COM
Evening star., 1928-03-05

Cable advices from London report
that the index OF wholesale commodity
prices in England as computed by
Crump also showed strength, rising TO
935 last week, as compared with 93O
a week ago and 955 year ago:
italian prices recedcd slightly to I4o,
compared with TAB the week prcceding
and Ola year ago.
tcopvright 1921
Evening star., 1928-03-05
PRICES ON PARIS BOURsE.

PARIS, March (4t.-Prices were
steady on the Bourse today Three per
cent rentes, 81 francs IS centimes: five
per cent loan, 81 francs 60 centimes;
exchange on London, l24 francs 81,
centimcs. The dollar was quoted at Is
francs 424 centimes.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
REQ PROFIT GAINS.

NEW YORK. March s Hp.-Reo
Motor Car Co. earned $236 share
In 1927, against $l5l n share In 1925.
Net profit rose TO $s.t2i.33l from
$3.0i9.hl0.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
Washington Stock Exchange

Pot. Elec. 5I2s pfd-5 at 1o7't.
Wash. r. & T. con.--3 at ATS.
Wash. r. &; z. p:d.-50 al I03S, at
Io3;z.
Natl ". & Inv. pfd.-50 at 5sa.
SANITARY Gro. Co. pfd.-5 at 1915. 10
at i07ik.
After Call.
Wash. Gas 6s "A"-sl 900 at 1857
81 900 az 1857.
Wash. Gas SIS 'B"-si00 at 1905.
Cap Tract. Co.-i0 at III, at III.
1,ouev-Call loars. So and sg.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
BONDS
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Once
Quotations to 255 pm-Fna Quotations In $50 Edition.

Sales High. Low. 2 :Sb.
willys.Ov 6its33. 102 102 102
Wilson & Co 1st s.. 10 l03% 1O3N 1O3M
Ynrstn S&T So wi. as 1904 l00h 100s4
Evening star., 1928-03-05
EARNINGS HAVE SLUMP.

NEW YORK. March 5 lE1.-Federa
Mining &; Smelling Co. earned s23. 81
share on the common In 1927 azains
1855 a share IN 1925.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
Earnings of Stock
COrpOratiOn.

NEW YORK, March S R-Earn-
ings per share of corporations reporting
during the past week follow:
Evening star., 1928-03-05
COTTON BELT" SURPLUS.

NEW YrhF 88orh 8 tA'l .-~J8tHl-
sfS tHrDl4s y! '1r l7}. tngis spiiL-
~ts''in tt]'bn Belt xas $I5e 400
,,rI tq .,a 49, /, ,z,. Sea taarses, sgs.t4Ss
Evening star., 1928-03-05

TIE regular sen,i annaa, dividend OF TArre
Dollars aad Sesensy Five Cents tS.Sl pet
share m the outstanding 1,tss onnala;lvs
Prpferrri S,ok oi The y n Smith Company
and OF rArec Dollars and Fifty Cents Isl 80!
per share ON the outstanding fse CUMULATIVE
Prrferred S,ck OF The F. II Smith ConsgssnN
have been DECLARED payable Msrh 18th. ie:S
10 the hastcts OF the respective Preferred S'ocks
ef rrr,ord March ioh. ie:s. The books VIII he
elo.rd ..s OF the ciore ct business Magrh 10Th
1928. and will BE- rsocened 1 the opening OF
hasaness MaGch 10th. 1923.
J.. n. Erwanns. n. Trvanrw.
WssAin stoa. y. C.. MArrh snt. 1873.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
After Call.
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.

II B!-H tJ~i4f.
Amer. Tel & T4lea ss. 9nss .....
Amer Tel & Ieig1. 4 43s. I1I y .....
Arr Tef K I'll. ctl. &. IS. 1o5Is .....
knacce,ia & Pot Il r. Is. 9a3
Ana d Pa'. guar. 3s...... "aa7 .....
T.. & p TeseDg0re - ..... lfNs4
r & y Tet of ~. ~ e..... 103 u
Tsp. TFsrtlsn Il Z. 5s..... Jos .....
Fa:y K Suburban IS. ...... az "a
Georgetown Gas Ist 5s..... lvt :x.:y
p,suy.nac I}ec. lst D.. l1l 1nl y
Potomac Sg}ec. c0Hs. Sg..., 1865 Ins -
r,st~..TaT r9e~ g. 1859 I0e "a 100
wash Alex Ny. 81 .....
wash A2ex III. =. SIS eff ::...
wash Arca3e eA<s.... 1nu I1%
Wash T3s2to 4 Anpap. 5s.. - :a..;
" wash.nstoB Gas 5s. 1a1.7 :na%
~ ash Gzs fs Serirs A.... 5ii1 = 100 =
~ ash Gas e. ser4es l.. tnT -
wasa Ray. Il k5rn. 5s.. 3h@s ~
vash Ewg. L. E&ec. yen. Ss lo3 = }9s
MTeCELI.A&EOCs.
Barber Ross Jro. sMx... - ....
rfestnB: Fa-m Dairy Hss. 1f5 ....,
fteyy Caae. Cfnu Ns..... ~:
l. +. Pauer &E2. Gr-.... - ~
y ~ Co11 S:nfaEe 5s,.-. ,*IA ;oa-
&ssh Gurss Tlt4e Es. -... 100 9oz
NzsErgsa I'ask ErUl tas. 3r ...'.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, March P.-- Bar
silver STA, Mexican dollars, 43a4.
Evening star., 1928-03-05
tAepollea by j. 4 W. sallknlan a CO..


Paris now has one drinking eatab-
liAhsasnl IN stsry 10 people. -
Evening star., 1928-03-05
WILL RETIRE BONDS.

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Evening star., 1928-03-05
SAYINGS EAG:Te

fgtGh:t5aa ts.s,..tt.s.t-t, - -
.se b fsf, E. ~ = =. c"".. ~ !,
& sri. Gaas. 23t-e Dtd-,t.,. ~ q,
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02

Grace Presbyterian Church, Rev.
+. M"rtin Lewis. pastor.-"The Min
ister's Umbrella" was the title of SER
monette bv the pastor for the chill
dren last Sunday morning. The sub
iect of the sermon for adults was
"The Value of the Transfigura ton"
The pastor emnhasized the value of
the lesson Taught Peter that Christ
was the son of God causing him to
nNclaim. Thou art the Christ, the
Son of the Living God" Next Sun
Aav the sermonette theme will be
"The Bow on the fence" The adult
sermon subject will be "Christ's Chal-
'ense to the World" Worship at
Grace Church newt Sunday Stran-
gers are esneciallv invited end will
receive warm welcome.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02

Harmony Lodge, No. 2, +. and A. W..
Seattle. Wash.--Meets End and 4th
Monday nights at Masonic Hall 2lst
and jefferson st. James Davis w. NJ,
5SS N. 18th st. Phone Sunset l947. +.
S. Sanders, secretary 309 18th Ave. N.
Phone East 14la l-I-2S
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02

First A. NJ. F.. Church, Rev. A. R.
Dobbins, Pastor.-Those who wor-
shipped at the First A. M. E. Church
Sunday can never forget the sermons
preached by the pastor. At IL am,
he spoke from Ezekiel 37-8. subject
Forms Without Life or Vital De-
fects." pm. another large congre.
cation greeted the pastor and listen.
ed to another forceful sermon. Text
taken from Luke 1919. The rich
man and Lazarus or the Contrasted
Estate of Man.
The singing of the choir was en-
ioyable at both services. The Sun.
day School is growing rapidly under
the management Of Supt., Frazier
and his co-workers.
The A. C. (. League is also i'm
proving in every way under the presi-
dency of Mr.. Marvin CASTOR.
Visitors ere welcome.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02

LODGE, NO. 0. r. 4 A.
VI. Everett, WASH, meets every first
and third Wednesday night each
month. Visiting Masons welcome.
f. +. Wilson, w. NJ, 2719 Cakes:
w. L. Bird, Sec'y.. 24l4 Chestnut st.
Lilies
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02

Mt. Zion BAPTIST Church. Rev. Y.
S+erlinp Moore, pastor. The two
solnnaid dircourses BY the nastor and
the insnirotional sincing ut Mt. Zion
were enioved bv the laroe conpre-
cations nttendant upon both morninr
nnd ever'nr service, Mr.. &. r. Grove
made the five minute ton, at the
~'orning service. his suh'a"+ hp'nr.
"Whv We should study the Rihle."
Using references in four different
warts If the Bible as texts the pastor
nreached splendid sermon ut the
eleven o'c'oct service from the word
"COME." He BEGAN his rnr'or'-s hv
sowing. "Tt is serious mistake to
conclude that all GOOD peonle arc IN
INV ra'ticrlar dnnomin"tion Gods
church is everywhere. but we come
to~ether as an organization that we
nav he better prepnred to carry on
n tie world because collection or
nnmber of men can do more good
han one. and however good a man
may be, his usefulness is impaired
when he stands alone. For that rea-
son, we have the organization of the
church to carry on"
= AT the evening service, Mrs. y. N.
Drake made five minute talk stres-
sing the duty of every citizen to use
Us franchise,
cart thou he that should come, or
40 we look for rnother?" file said.
Co toll John TIE things that you see
and the things that YOU hear" Matt.
lib, was the chosen BY the pas
tor as the basis of the sermon at
eight o'clock.
All ere invited to attend Mt. Zion's
services newt Sunday. Strangers
made esnecially welcome at the home
like church.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02

Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c. A.
Vesper service last Sunday was in
charge of Mrs. A. Nakla who pre-
sented program entirely from the
Seattle Pacific College, which proved
a very. delightful program. Next Sun
day Mrs. Margaret Malone has the
program and Mr.. A. Vereide presi-
dent of the Good Will Industries of
the city will be the speaker and the
Good Will Quartette will give a group
Of musical selections.
The French class begun their work
with the books this week and a deal
of enthusiasm and interest is being
shown in this class. Mrs. Virginia
Clayton who has been i'll is back with
the class again.
Mrs. J. R. Chase and Miss Evalena
A. Davis, executive secretary attend
ed the Girl Reserve Conference ct
the Main Y presided over by the Ma
tional Girl Reserve Secretary for the
Northwest who is Miss Zada French.
The same afternoon they attended
the memorial services held at the
Main Y for the late Miss Mable Graf
ty, National General Secretary since
1906.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02

Eureka Chapter, No. 1, Royal Arch
Masons. Meets every third Friday
Jefferson st. f. L. Marshall, NJ r.
H.. r., 6031 9TH Ave. N. w, phone
Sunset 1870; Fred woodson. secre-
tary, 1910 18th Ave. So, phone East
1927. l-1-2s
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-03-02
The Churches
Tables Are Turned

Luke 1910. Two men went up
into the temple to pray; the one o
Pharisee and the other a publican.
IL. The Pharisee stood and prayed
thus with himself, God, thank Thee,
that I am not as other men are, ex-
tortioners, unjust, adulterers, or even
as this publican.
IL. fast twice in the week,
give tithes of all that possess.
Is. And the publican, standing
afar off, would not lift uu so much
as his eyes unto heaven. but smote
upon his breest. saving, God be mer-
ciful to me a sinner.
ID. l tell you. this man went down
to his house justified rather than the
other: for every one that exalteth
himself shall be abased; and he that
humbleth himself shall be exalted.
PRAYER:-Without Thy mercy.
o Lord, We ere all undone. None of
us can plead our own merits. We
have all sinned and fall short of Thy
glory. We throw ourselves uuon Thy
grace and forgiveness. Amen.
Remember the Sabbath Dav. to Keep
II Holy.-Exodus 2O,s.
Go to Church Sunday
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Meets LIST and 3rd Wednesdays. Masonic
Hall, 2lst and jefferson St H. Hood,
w, NJ, sac cath Ave. N. Phone East
3443. A. G. Waters. secretary, 1s0S
23rd Ave. EAST 3i49. 1-l.2S