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Wharf.-The STUMBLING
o OF HUMANITY
When Great Struggles Are Forever Outlawed the
World Will Have Won the First Round i'm
the Fight Against Insanity.
BY DIR. LOUIS r. BISCH
Eminent Psychologist.

W N arguments and discussions one hears concerning war, the mental
side IL seldom taken into account We are Mortified Ak its toll ar
A death. Of the sick and the MANNED il leaves In IT. wake, or the
destruction 1t brings But what about the effects Of any war upon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-18
Wise Woman Finds Others Problems Easy-F
~TEAR-BLZNDED EYES
DULL ONES VISION
SurmOunting the Difficulties Which Threaten to
Destroy Her Own Happiness Stumps the
Woman who Knows Everything"
BY WINIFRED BLACK

TTYHE Wise Woman isn't so very wise after al-not when she
needs her wisdom herself. She's such a dear thing. too. so kind
- and generous and warm-hearted. and she knows such q lot
Oh. al about everything she knows-what to do for a headache and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-18

Among the cities OF greater than 100000 population. the lowest
next with az each.
The ten largest cities in the United States show the following:
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naught WHAT SCIENCE and educat0n have aD0Ted 80 hard 90 build np.
When q treaty u signed a war i not ended a. regards it,
mental effects on the children born during a war and thereafter.
its pernicious influence has only begun. Happily. America did not
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-18
BEACH STYLES.

RITA: That's an awfuly cmer rubber handkerchief you're wearing around
your shoulders
10: think your rubber beads and matching bracelet are tO cunnng. for
words.
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COPYRIGHT 1923. Newspaper Feature Service. Inc
Evening star., 1928-05-08
H|GH-GRADE: BOND
LIST HOLDS FIRM
Speculative Rails React.
Some InduStriaIS and UtiI-
tiles Strong.
ny CHARLES F. SPEARE.
,cial njsnateh 10 The star

Special Dispatch TO The star.
NEW YORK, May ga general sum
mary of today's bond market should in
clude the strength in a limited number
of industrial and public utility issues
feaviness In the local fractions, a reac'
tionary trend in the popular speculative
rails and moderate strength in several
groups of foreign dollar obligations.
The interesting feature of the mar
ket was the firmneSS in high-grade Is
sues in spite of the fact that call money
advanced today to 5l2 per cent, and
there was a tightening in the rate for
time loans This seemed to have no
effect on the better-grade rails and
public utilities. In the face of 1t United
States Steel sinking fund SIS rose Il
point to a yield of less than AZ per
cent. Chesapeake Corporation 5S
crossed par for the first time, after
months of active trading in them at
level II noint lower. Such low-yieldine
issues as Armour g. Co. 4laS, Northern
Pacific Is, Frisco 4s, Duquesne Light
AIS and International Telephone AVS
were at times during the day fairly
strong.
Higher Yield Sought.
The effort to attain yield of salts
factory size was apparent in the de-
mand for issues like American Writ
ing Paper 6S above 90. Gulf states
Steel Sis between par and l0l and
in the Sinclair 6iaS Atlantic Gulf and
West Indies SIS, Consolidation Coal As,
and Cuba Cane Sugar IS all reflected
better business prospects. The Snarp
advance in Pathe Is suggested that
the crisis in the affairs OF this com.
pany had been successfully met ana
IL hTiphfpT
With a decision in the fare case post
uoned for some time, those who bought
the local traction bonds on the early
reports of favorable developments ap-
near now to be reducing their lines.
This was the basis of the decline to-
dav of - to lls points in the Inter-
borough issues and smaller losses else
The action of the st. Paul adjust
mentS was disappointing to those VINO
were looking for another movement IN
them. There was some heavineSs IN
the Seaboard Air Line and other Flor
ida bonds
Australian New Issue.
The $50 600 900 issue of Australian
Az por rent bonds had no effect on
other members of this group. although
again the new loan was brought out
on a less attractive yield basis than
that of which the old loans are selling
The Australian issues have all gone
slowly since the first one was offered
two wears ago French tbs and City
of Rome 6i2s both touched new high
prices. There was considerable strength
in the Japanese group in spite OF the
new aspect of the Eastern political sit
uation.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
INGoT OUTPUT AT PEAK.

NEW YORK, May C3.-Daily pro-
duction Of steel ingots in april estab-
lished new high record of 173.103 tons,
1t is shown in the report Of the Ameri-
can Iron g. Steel Institute placing the
months output at 4,302,573 tons,
against 4,507, $40 in March and APP, ,335
in April, 1927. The previous daily rec
ord was 1898 tons in March, last
year. Output for four months this
year was 16,846,729 tons, against 49,
264,527 in the same period Of 1927.
Operations in April averaged 81 .29 per
cent OF capacity, against 1886 In March.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
WILL SELL HOLDINGS.

NEW YORK, May 8 H1.-Atlantic
Refining Co. has contracted for the
sale of its stock holdings of Superior
Oil Co. held by Atlantic Oil Producing
Co, subsidiary, amounting to 10000
Shares out of 1,105, ,208 shares outstand-
ing. If the stock is sold, Atlantic Re-
flning's 10-year contract for the pur-
chase Of oil from Superior will not be
disturbed.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
MOVING TO CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. May CP).--Removal of
the general offices of the Union Carbon
81 Carbide Corporation Of New York
to Chicago, where new $4,000 900
home will be constructed. was revealed
today by Building Commissioner
Paschen. The company now uses parts
of three Office buildings here and the
commissioner said so per cent of the
proposed building will be occupied by
the corporation.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
WOOD DEMAND GOOD.

BOSTON. May 8 Especially Demand
for new territory wool continued good
today In the Boston wool market, with
bags of new Nevada, Utah and
Colorado clips selling readily at 1.05a
ITO on an estimated secured basis.
Fine territory. was quoted at 1.18a1 30,
clean basis; French combing at 110a
1l2, half blood at 1.12a1.15, three
eighths blood at 1.03a1 .08 and quarter
blood at 95 to 100 Fine Ohio fieeces
were quoted at 49a5l. grease basis; half
blood at 50a52 and three-eighths and
quarter blood at 52a53.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
BUYING POWER STEADY.
Farm Dollars Purchasing Ability
Remains Unchanged.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May (SpeciaD
Farm purchasing power remained un-
changed last week, increases and de-
creases In prices of both agricultural
and agricultural goods being evenly
distributed.
OF goods produced on the farms, live
stock showed price strength, but wheat
and potatoes declined In the nom
agricultural group, including goods pur-
chased by farms. pig iron, hemp and
Durlap weakened in price, but those were
offset by small increases in a varied list
Of commodities.
Index numbers Of farm purchasing
power and Of agricultural and non-
agricultural prices for various periods
are given In the following table, in
which the average for 1926 represents
100.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
BUTTER rs HIGHER.

CHICAGO, May 8 LP). - Butter
higher; receipts, 1925 tubs; creamery
extras, 1874; standards, 4312; extra
firsts, 4234a43H; f1rsts, 41Aa42H; sec
onds. 38a41. Eggs higher; receipts,
49.101 cases; firsts, 20a30; ordinary
firsts, 27a281a storage-packed extras,
80: firsts, 3112.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
COTTON GOODS QUIET.

NEW YORK May thpeoiall ~Got~
ton goods meFkets were quiet today,
with prices steady. Print cloths were
dtloted unchanged at &c for 64x60a. but
up "a of a cent at phe for hHx72s, Raw
silks eased on &c pound IN q slow
market.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
RUBBER DECLINES.

NEW YORK, May Especially -
Crude rubber. smoked ribbed sheets, de-
clined K4 of cent at today's noon quo
tation of 1890. This compares with
zoe a month ago and Ale year ago.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
Washington Stock Exchange
SATFS

washington Gas SIS "A"--$l00 at l04
Capital Traction Co.-l0 at 108, 10 at
102. 10 at l08.
Potomac Electric 5l2% pfd.-l0 at
1887. 5 at i00ss.
washington Gas Light-i0 at 9ll2, 10
at 81 5 at 912s
washington Rwy g. Elec. pfd.-l0 at
l02, 10 at I02.
Riggs National Bank--i0 at $40, 10 at
$50.
Ianston MonDtype 8 at ia. 10 at lis
Sat IfS
Merchants Transfer g. Storage pfd.--
AZ 1912.
Mergenthaler Linotype-l0 at I0l, 10
at i01, : at i01
SANITARY Grocery Co. pfd.-lo at l2l.
10 at i2l.
AFTER CALL.
washington Rwy. g. Electric $500 at
s53s. So 900 at 937s
Potomac Electric Sc pfd.-i0 st 1i3ls
Chestnut Farms Dairy 6izs-sl, 900 at
1857
Peoples Drug Stores pfd.-2o at ii2.
M0neg--cail loans. S and 8 per cent.
Bid and Asked Prices.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
EARNINGS ARE LARGER.

NEW YORK, May 8 P).-Interna-
tional Nickel earned $l.l8 a share on
the common in the first quarter, against
rs cents share In the first quarter
of 1927.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
HAS AIRPLANE LACQUER.

NEW YORK, May 8 (RJ.--A special
lacquer finish has been developed by
the du Pont Co. for use on airplanes.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
C. G. N. w. DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK, May 8 CE).-Directors
Of the Chicago & Northwestern Railway
declared the regular serni-annual
dividend of So share on the common
stock and the regular semi-annual OF
$3.50 on the preferred, both payable
June 80 to holders Of record June /.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
- lNsllRANeI
h,Esssgi.i.ANEgfgg

who eefs W H. T. CO sl50e0 ,99oY
%. Advertisement.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
Commodity News

CHICAGO, May O. Especially Demand
for beef continues to improve, but pork
is meeting reaction with lower prices
Packers report that foreign business has
slumped, with inquiries light and prices
soft.
Ell CENTRIC. Calif.--Harvesting of
new crop barley is now in progress In
the Imperial Valley. The stocks of
barley on the Pacific Coast are lighter
than they were a year ago. This Is
due to the higher prices which have
prevailed here in comparison with those
for heavy Midwest supplies.
FORT WORTH. Far sighted Texas
farmers are reaping golden returns from
wheat grown last Summer and Fall
They are now receiving $3.50 a bushel
from grain that their neighbors sold
for S1l0
CLEVELAND Automobile production
Is expected to continue at the present
high rate In this section throughout the
next two months. This Is indicated by
a survey of the automobile accessory
plants here, which are working at a
high rate of production, on definite
orders.
PHILADELPHIA 1000 horses
will compete in the seventeenth annual
work horse parade which will be held
here Wednesday, Heavy entries have
been made in all the mule classes.
Evening star., 1928-05-08

Washington prefers home control.-Ad-
vertisement.
Evening star., 1928-05-08
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY

Bid and Asked Prices.
Evening star., 1928-05-08

Interest payable Mav and Nopember
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GIRL
w TED

tII advertising over tie lelephone
fEe daily Newspaper has an uls
usually IoCo QDenlnk ~ sales kg1c4
A4f 4HuE @iFl 81 abiiitN 81 lsli
14f ifE active enthusiastic Etrl
wanted 4liff have strong clear
ytIt1 Working conditions are excel.
IznE Sales exu1rielce 1eelfables Qut
see Miss I.otApre
Rcorn "a
BETWEEN o And 81
Tim IS IeraId Neyvspa per
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SAI. w AN

4 "a oan WOMEN s req In
txesr shop Attractive SAL
plus comm ssion on AL
sales Excel lent position fol.
young lady with resi-
limo ability Apply i'm
IA Cd Lat ely 10 Mr. GrosKl er,
afeIcl1 H lserd asl1er, Inc,
1910 q So
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/ y
MAR MON MOTORS,
INC
1888 14th ST. II. M.
EVERYTHING IN
USED CARS
EASIEST TERMS IN TOWN
.ROADSTERS
1927 Chrysier go"
1928 chrysler ''72.
1924 Dodge.
1928 Ford
1924 Ford.
1927 Marz1aon .sS.
1925 Mnrx1aon.
1925 Nash Adv. q.
1923 Oakland.
1925 Studebaker
.COUPES
1927 chevrolet.
1925 Chrysler.
1927 DODGE.
1925 Dodge
1928 Dodge.
1924 Ford
1927 TIupp 70
1927 Mar1non 81
1925 Marr1on.
1925 Clds.
1924 Reo.
1924 Fsiclsenbacker
1928 willy Knight.
EsEDANS
1928 Euick Z -pass.
1925 Buick BroughaTra.
1929 Cadillac Si4.
1924 Cleveland.
1927 Dodge.
1925 Hudson Brougharn
1927 Hudson Broughar1a
1925 Jewett.
1927 harmon rs |"
1927 Marrnon 5-pass
1925 Marraon z-pass.
1928 Marrnon z-pass.
1927 Nash Adv. 3.
1924 Oakland.
1928 Packard s.6'' Club.
1925 Peerless "o9."
1928 Tseo.
1924 Stutz ss6 "
1925 WHY'S Knight.
COACHES
1927 Chevrolet
1925 Essex.
1925 Essex.
1925 Hudson.
1924 Hudson.
1927 Hudson.
1928 Nash Special 9.
1927 CIdsrnobiIe.
.TOURINGS
1929 Dodge
1926 Flint.
1924 E1upp A
1927 Marrnon sss. I"
1922 Marr11on.
1925 Packard 8.
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MALE AND FENIlll .E

EXPERIENCED coiOfist 81 photographs.
Apply Paine Studio. g23 Sk N w
300 COLORED lab0reFs, n. brick erd: .
cooks mattresses 1l25 11th 81 n u.
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81
AWWO8nO
r.es -, $1,000 ts,atf i.
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upholstery l00lxo nEs new: GOOD paint an g
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Is, Il. SteuaEl, lnc. 131b 14sh So. ~ 49,.
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FORD Touring. 1925. new brco finish
liant Sil3E epecfni terms
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paint ike new. spare tire and bumpers
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Teo branches beine opened: several opea-
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perience as the expansion Of this uatlQllai
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unless you believe YOU are $1UD b week
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this week AZ prices which
you thought irapossibio
below Are Listed
i Few or These
Unusual Bargains
WE NEED THE ROOM
1927 Mash Special Coach.
1924 Buick Master Sedan.
1926 Buick Standard Sedan.
1926 Buick Standard Coach
1927 Hupp "s'' Sedan
1927 Studebaker Sedan.
1926 Stutz Speedway E Coupe.
1925 Ford Sedan.
1927 Studebaker Roadster (runl-
BE ssat)
1925 Cadillac 7-pass. Sedan
1926 Peerless so Phaeton.
1925 Essex Coaches
1927 Hudson Coaches.
80. 49, 1...-s. e1s-S
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BEABTIFlIL Ho1fEs Hoplkins.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUSTS. white Or
cOlored property. no appraisement fee.
showaltef Realty Coz. a 1O3 VT. Ave. ~ 1888
EAIRMoNI ST n w l213<-l0 rooms.
bakhSs 4.caf garage eml-0etacheos
rood condition. Owner. Col. gO90.
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k6eklG8AS
APARTMENTS FURNISH ED =.
AyE Il as ;.:I,;--. ia 81 I Iaass
/ from riil.. lit. % III. winds; cont. e. =
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3srnl. npts uu1ur1, a.nlA. g EOs. ~ - =. -.
The CIKSTLETON fApt. 70l l ri t,,gs
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TSlTH Il w y Corner apt. 2nd q.
front rLl.; kitchenette. bath. a1lolll.l.2:
18TH S1. q. W.. 3Bl3 --a rooms kl ,,sasa
/ cal II as 81 eveinlings. Pot. 1921.
| u. slerf. $50 TN 50. SEW.
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and bath, heat alld light ttirm. rent g11.
Nth ST. Il. Is, 2620-New detacns1
home. 8 rms, bath screensq por ..sss.
ped white sink. mt. II. VI: adnlss: 941-
ATTRACTTYETsY furIl.. large light rms.
aleovs. private bath. o0sliy 49,,
sa5se sm nn SerseS e1 HVs Il ADa'oA - n
TWO bedrooms ln downtown apt. aattabls
tour young men. u 1204.
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klt:. bath. hall: so 80 Jog 80. Ad: AsO:
APARTMENTS IINEIIRNIsHED Y
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bath, NV .h.. "A rooms, $46; rooms, SD.
including electricity
lNKYTOR R6: 81 III. S9I 8 rms. sIeepinE
porch. garage detacEl home reas. L.1oog
a So SOC white --5esu lily A NIT,
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DODGE. 1893, Sport Ca6riolet. Ike new.
CO.. 1918 14th ST. n. w. Pot. 6443..
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lasE esIAs sosfsP g 1 soSyI ' I'M H9 as|
The Washington times., 1928-05-18
COOL DGESP[AN
VISIT On TRIP

president Coolidge win leave the
CAPITAL tonight for Andover, Mass,
where tomorrow he will participate
in the celebration of tn 15Oth an
niyersary OF one of Americas oldest
institutions Of learning Phillips
Academy. founded by Judge Samuel
phillips, jr.. while the success q
the revolutionary cause stu nuns
n the balance. and housed orlsin
auv IN an abandoned carpenter snop.
Accompanied only BY Mrs. Cooi.
,a.a his aides. his secretary, ana IS,
lie sJss' nlavsician. the Executive VIII
leave washington on q speciai L 80.
sl,a,,t o'clock this evening ATTY ~
49, & Andoyer tomorrow IN tlIns
= ~ deliver 4 morning speech anu
talxe luncheon with the ofIlclais =
siiT T.eaving Andover. Mr.. and Mrs.
coolidge win visit Northampton.
Mass where Mrs. Coolidge age0
. -,,r.i Mrs. I.en1ira Goodhue. nas
!, s i 1dasperately i'll for some mont Z. ns.
,T.I sttn also viii afford the
Prasident an opportunity 70 agaln
,.a,,a,,r acouaintances In the toWn
Of which he was once mayor. =.
The return to the Capital Will g
started Saturday evening, enaDnn q
fba Executive couple TO be back n
time for church Sunday.
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Wonlen's and Misses
Silk Hose
ST
Pointed Heels With
Scanned Backs

Silk to top. Ficoted tops.
Isle toe and heel. Soles and
welt Isle lin ed. II new
shades. All sizes.
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Listen! Skinny
Folks Why Not
Put On Flesh
Where Flesh
Is Needed {?

Tens of thousands of exceedingly
thin men and women have put on
good healthy flesh with McCoys
Tablets-and put it on where 1t was
most needed.
There's nothing in McCoy's that
can hurt you-they will not only
help you to take on weight you
need, but will make you stronger,
more energetic and vigorous. ,
Mccoy takes all the risk-Read
this ironclad guarantee. II after
taking four sixty-cent boxes OF Nc
Coy's Tablets or two One Dollar
boxes any thin, underweight man
or woman doesn't gain at least five
pounds and feel completely satisfied
with the marked Improvement in
health-your druggist is authorized
to return the purchase price.
The name McCoy's Cod Liver Oil
Tablets has been shortened-just
ask for McCoy's Tablets at any
drug store in America.
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GODS AMOUNTED .

Il want you to east your eyes on
me. want you to feel that 1 am
Gods anointed. l call your atten-
ton to Acts 27:S1, Paul said 10
yhe centurion and to the soldiers,
Except these abide in the ship, We
cannot be saved. The Apostle Paul
had been arrested and tried. He felt
that his trial had been unjust. He
said. l appeal to Caesar Paul is
on his way TO Rome. He scents Signs
Of danger. He was not a sailor. That
inner advisor made him scent the
Storm He said, 'Sr, 1 perceive great
danger in leaving this port. Let us
wait here. The wind began TO les
sen. Orders were given to the
sailors to weigh anchor, not needing
the advice Of the young preacher.
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A MAN OF DESTINY.

Julius Caesar was once travelling
incognito. The 'boatman who was to
carry him over hesitated to do so
because of the storm. He said to him
Pluck up your courage, my man; the
man you carry is Caesar. The man
plucked up HIS courage and, carried
his passenger safely across. Caesar
aid Paul felt that they were men OF
destiny, THAI their lives would not
b. snuffed out until their work had
been accomplished. All leaders IN
greater or lesser degree should
have that feeling. 1 feel in no boast
ing sense THAI l have come to you
as a man of destiny, 1 feel that God
has put his hands on me and brought
me here.
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be noisy"
From time to time as he drove
home point the Rev. Dr.. Hill
would exclaim, Talk back to me.
"The apostle disputed with the
scientific sailor. He disputed with
the centurion. He disputed with the
CAPTAIN. Yet there was land-lubber
a preacher disputing with them
about sailing. 1t was because an
angel stood by him.
DIsPUTING CHURCH HISTORY.
Geology is disputing the church
history. Some preachers cannot
cross. They are hating on account
OF science. Even though the school
teaches heresy, an angel makes me
declare that 1 am right, that 1 be-
lieve IN God He has taken my 1eet
out of the miry clay. Let the col
leges rage and rare. Stand up and
dispute science. I believe that Jesus
Christ was the Son of God, that lie
was begorten of God by the Virgin
Mary that He died as an atonement
for my sins.
AN ARDENT FUNDAMENTALLY.
I'll have a building made OF God
eternal in the heavens. Let the
skeptics rage. Let them know that
you are in Christ and that Christ
is in you. "
How Firm A Foundation" was
sung. He called up the congregation,
he lead ng them in the melody, which
could be heard Ear out to the streets
adjacent. 1t was soul-stirring
hymn.
He called upon Rev. DR.. Lewis
Mcmillan of the Baltimore Afro
American to stand up, and he intro
duced him to the congregation. He
expressed his satisfaction with hav-
ing Ediror John Mitchell, Jr. present
declaring that he had made many
contacts during his trips through
the Far West during the past five
or ten years.
A GLOWING TRIBUTE.
He declared Editor Mitchell to be
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