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Evening star., 1928-04-28
BUILDING FUND DRIVE
AT CHEVY CHASE CHURCH
Baptists TO Hear Sermon on Loyal.
ty"; $4,000 Goal L
Set. -.

The annual campaign for building
fund subscriptions viii be inaugurated
tomorrow morning at the Chevy Chase
Baptist Church. 1t win be known as
Loyalty Sunday. with the members Of
the church expressing their allegiance
by voluntarily pledging to reduce the
present indebtedness on the building
and site. The provisional goal set for
this year Is $4,000. william Hughes,
chairman OF the board of trustees. IS
head Of the campaign committee. The
pastor, Rev Edward o. Clark. viii
preach on The Meaning Of Loyalty at
ii o'clock.
The motion picture film. Heritage, !"
or the story of Little Jit, viii be shown
at the church service at pm. and
will form the basis of brief evening
message by the pastor.
Sergt Hyman Appleman viii address
the B. Y. P. u. at 6:45 pm. on the
story OF his conversion. The church
school. George B. Fraser. superintend-
ent, Is conducting an ''on time" cam
paign. The school convenes at Gas am,
Evening star., 1928-04-28
PROGRAM AT ST. PAUL'S
CHURCH is ANNOUNCED
Or. Rohanan Will Preach in Morn
ing-0ther Events Are
Scheduled

Services viii be held at ST. pauls
Church. Rock Greek Parish, tomorrow
ss follows: Holy communion, 8:45 am.
followed by service ana sermon by the
rector. Dt. T. J. Bollanan. att IL o'clock
The church school viii meet at $50
am. and the Young Peoples Society
at pm.
The church school viii hold banquet
az $50 o'clock The speakers are
Right Rev Bishop Freeman. William
Knowles Cooper, general secretary Of
the Y. NJ G. A., ard William Tyler
Page. clerk cf the House of Representa-
tives. who viii rectte The Americans s
Greed
Bishop Freeman viii confirm so
children st flae church May 6.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
CHRIST DISCIPLES
MEET HERE IN 1880
Convention viii Be Held as
National City Christian
Church Is Dedicated.

The International Convention OF the
Disciples of Christ will be held IN this
city In $780, when the National City
Christian Church, to be erected at
Massachusetts avenue and Fourteenth
street, will be dedicated.
This announcement was made by DR..
Earle Wiley, pastor Of the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church, upon his re-
turn from the convention Just held at
Columbus, Ohio. Dr.. Wiley will preach
tomorrow morning and evening.
At the convention reports were read
showing that satisfactory progress has
been made in the raising Of funds
which will permit an early beginning on
the construction Of the new church
building.
A banquet was held in the interest Of
the National City Christian Church,
which was attended by 500 representa-
tive clergymen and laynen from every
section of the United States. DR.. VII
fey was one Of the speakers.
During his absence DR.. Wilhsy ad-
dressed dinner meetings in the interest
OF the National City Christian Church
at Huntington and Wabash, Ind, ana
Evanston and Chicago, III.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
METROPOLITAN BAPTIST
WILL 0RDAlN DEAC0NS
Group of Women Tourists From
Philadelphia to Attend Morn
ing Service.

AT the Metropolitan Baptist Church
tomorrow morning the newly elected
deacons. Harvey Kilhy and William H.
Benjamin. will be ordained, the service
being conducted by Pastor John Comp
ton Ball. assisted by Rev. Thomas
Browne, Rev. r. e. White and Rev.
William Emmans
A group of young woman tourists
from Philadelphia will be the guests Of
the young people Of the church at the
morning service. The tourists will be
chaperoned by Miss Mary Hanks. com-
munity worker in Philadelphia. and
Rev J. Willard Crosscn. of Grocer
Theological Seminary. Chester. Pa.
Pastor Ball will preach the sermon on
the topic, God and Me" A group OF
new members will be welcomed into the
fellowship OF the church.
At the evening service the ordinance
Of baptism will be administered and an
address delivered by Or, Johnston
Myers, vice president OF the Northern
Baptist Convention.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
1OOTH ANNIVERSARY TOMORROW
Right Rev. James {. Free
man viii Preach Sermon at
Morning Service.
Rev. J. L. Cole, Vicar, viii Be
CeIebrant-AnCient "Bidding
Prayer" to Be Recited.

Trinity Episcopal Church (diocesan), 4,
Third and G streets, will celebrate It's
centennial anniversary tomorrow with
the holy eucharist and sermon at 10
am, at which Right Rev. James E.
Freeman, Bishop of Washington will
be the preacher. The celebrant will be
Rev. Jackson Lanksford Cole, vicar OF
Trinity Church.
At tomorroW's festival service, In the
procession with which 1t opens, will be
representatives of the various parish
organizations as we'll as clergy and
choir and the ancient bidding prayer"
will be recited by the clergy and con-
gregation as Thanksgiving prayer for
the old church's 100 years OF Christian
service Bishop Freeman will speak,
The vicar will give an address at 4
pm, and Wednesday night the centen-
nial banquet will be held in the parish
hall of the church, with addresses by
Bishop Freeman and others. Tickets
for this banquet can be obtained from
members of the parish guild. Friends
and attendants OF Trinity Church are
invited to attend the centennial serV-
ices as we'll as the banquet.
Arrangements for the banquet are In
charge Of Mrs Franklin b. Mades. Mrs.
Howard Gaylor Mrs. Samuel +. Farmer.
Mrs. Charles Teller and Mrs. Alexan-
der Forester.
f. Organized in 1926.
Jonathan Edwards presided over the
| meeting. held December 3. 1926. to
consider the organization Of Trinity
parish. BY April 27. 1927, $500 had
been subscribed, and the City Hall.
through the courtesy of the president
OF the Common Council. was its tenn
porary meeting place and the congre-
CATION gathered In the council cham
| Der for worship every Sunday.
Rev. Henry Van Dyke Johns was its
| first pastor and the first church was
situated on Fifth street between d and
Z streets Ground was broken for this
church in 1923, and the congregation
occupied the new structure on April H.
| 1929. A month later 1t was conse-
Grated by Right Rev. Richard Chan
| ming Moore, Bishop Of Virginia. Rev
Mr.. Johns continued as rector until
1880. He was followed In Office by
Rev. Chauncey Cotton. Rev E. Y. Hig-
| bee and Rev. Paul Owen. Francis Scott
Key. author Of THE Star Spangled
| Banner" was senior warden OF the
parish for number of years.
In 1840 Rev. John Stringtellow be-
| came rector and ne was followed In
| l847 by Rev. c. NJ. Butler. In 1S48
the plan was evolved to build a larger
church. and $4,000 was raised for the
new project. W. w. Corcoran made
possible the present site on c street al
| the corner of Third street. The ground
was broken on January 7, is49; the
corner stone laid on April 2. 1850, and
| the first services we're held In the COM
pleted structure in May, 1881.
Used as Hospital.
During the Civil War Trinity Church
became a military hospital A floor
was laid across the tops of the quaint
| box pews, whose nail marks may be
Evening star., 1928-04-28
"Life Of Buddhao Is Subject.

"The Life Of Euddha" win be the sub"
leet of free public lecture 10 bc given
next Thursday 81 Si5 pm, at The
United Lodge If T'heosophists. T09 Hill
Building, Seventeenth and / streets.
Each Sunday at s;I5 pm. the regular
study class meets The subject nov un-
DER discussion il THE Evolution oi
Man," The public iG invited.
Evening star., 1928-04-28

New York City will deliver the address
at that service OF conservation.
1t was on the 1st Of May. 1903, that
the church was organized formally In
its meeting room of the hall OF the
United States Treasury. Its first place
of worship. built four years later, was
the first Protestant church building in
washington and took the name of +
Street Church. upon which street ii
was located. In 1859 there Joined with
it the Second Presbyterian Church,
then located on New York avenue. The
union OF this church with the Street
Church made larger equipment neces-
sary and there was built in 1859 the
edifice as 1t now stands on New York
avenue, II and Thirteenth streets,
changing its name again to correspond
to the avenue upon which 1t was
located, the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
MISSION AIDE TO SPEAK.
Rev. A. B. Parson Will Occupy st
Margaret's Pulpit Tomorrow.

DR. Herbert Scott Smith. rector OF st.
Margaret's Church. Connecticut avenue
and Bancroft place. announces the fol-
lowing services for Sunday: Holy COM
munion, 1880 am; morning prayer with
sermon by the Rev. A. B. parSon, as
sistant secretary Of the departments OF
missions and church extension of the
national council: 3 pm, evenSong; the
offering Of the Women's Auxiliary Of the
Diocese Of Washington. with sermon
BY Rev. A. b. Parson. There viii be no
afternoon service.
There will be q celebration of holy
communion at IL am. on Tuesday In
honor OF ST. Philip and st. James day.
and the regular midweek celebation at
III am, Thursday.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
Seed and Soilo Ia Tonic.

"The Seed and Soil" will be the topic
OF the Rev. Frederic w. Perkins. pastor
Of the FIRST Universalist Church, at the
II O'Clock service IN the Ambassador
Theater. The church school will meet
Immediately after the service, The de-
votionaI meeting OF the Young People's Is
Christian Union VIII be held IN The
parish house AT 1901 q street at pm.
Topic, Religion IN Industry led by
Miss Alberta Williams
Evening star., 1928-04-28
Rev. Bullock Returns.

Rev. DIR. George o. Bullock will have
for his topic at Third Baptist Church.
Fifth and @ streets. tomorrow at IL
am, Heavenly Citizenship" His topic
at 8 pm. il Prepare to Meet Thy God. ="
The I. G. f. Society viii discuss, at 1
pm. How Far Must Forgiye," The
Junior G, n. Society viii discuss at
pm, Brave Adventures for Christ in
India" The Senior G, B, Society will
discuss. at 6 p,mu Right Attitudes
Toward Religions Of Others" Prayer
meeting Tuesday. 10 10 pm. Y. =.
prayer meeting Thursday, TO 10 pm.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
UNSEEN HELPER IS TOPIC
Rev. r. A. Farley to Preach at
Tabor Presbyterian Church.

At Tabor Presbyterian Church. Sec
ond and S streets. Rev. r. A. Farley
will speak tomorrow at the IL am.
service on "Life's Unseen Helper" A
special service will be conducted at
pm, under the auspices OF the wom-
ans Missionary Society, Miss NJ. N.
Thurston Is the speaker.
The primary department Of the
church school will give q program, and
Maypole exercise Friday a. pm.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
PASTOR CLOSES YEAR.
Rev. 7. Z. Boorde VIII Preach az
Temple Baptist.

The pastor OF Temple Baptist Church,
Rev, Thomas +. Boorde. closes the first
year OF work tomorrow. In the sermon
of the morning. Our First Milestone"
some OF the Accomplishments OF the
church will be mentioned.
Plans are under consideration for
daily vacation Bible school for the
Summer. A full program Is outlined
for advancement in all the church
organizations.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
Woman to Speak at Church.

Mrs. Mary Hagler will speak for the
Missionary Circle Of the Friendship
Baptist Church. First and II streets
southwest, tomorrow at IL am, and
nm. Sunday school meets at $50 am.
and Baptist Young Peoples Union at
9 p.m. Prayer and praise service Tues
day from $50 TO i0:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
breaches ON "S0WERS."
Rev. M. NJ, Simonds Schedules
Pageant for Servicts,

The pastor Of Highlands Baptist
Church. Rev NJ, NJ. Simonds. will preach
on The Sewers" tomorrow evening.
Before the sermon some OF she young
people OF the church, under the clrec-
don OF Miss Emma GuSchewSky. viii
present . pageant H. strating the eve
ming topic and based on the parable cf
the sower, In the morning the subject
Will be Burdens; Bearing. Sharing or
Daring"
The Workers Conference Of the
church school will hold Its monthly
meeting Tuesday evening.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
PASTOR RETURNS.
Rev. g. z. Lenski to Occupy Pull
pit Tomorrow.

Rev. Gerhard E. Lenski, pastor OF
Grace Lutheran Church, Sixteenth and
Varnum streets, has returned from the
sessions Of the Concordia Conference,
held in Fullerton, Md. this past week
and viii occupy his pulpit tomorrow
morning and evening. His topic for
Brotherhood. In the evening at
pm, he will preach on the subject
For All Kinds of Trouble"
The Young Peoples Society of the
church will give play May Z. at 8
pm. in the basement auditorium Of
the church. The play given VIII be
Nothing But the Truth" The lead
ing part is taken by Earl Haislip and
the play Is given under the direction
OF Mrs. Stanley Josephs.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
"PATRI0TS' DAY" SERVICE
Order Of De Molay Chapter 70 Meet
at Cathedral.

Members of the Robert IeBruce
Chapter q The Order Of DeAolay VIII
pl,serte patgi0tS' day With special
servloe sn the Bethlehem Chapel ot
Waehirgton Cathedral tomorrow after
noon a. 5.I5 O'Clock. Bishop James r.
Freeman NiII speak or Patriotic
yeeals glyailar services are held an
rBallY by the Order 81 DeMolay TO
honor the memory of the Nations great
headers
A feature q the ceremony win BE- the
laying Of wreath On the tomb Of
Woonsoy Wilson, when Is located IN
tka Eeshleileln Chapel. where the gerY~
tee wgH De heid THIS wreath bearer
wgat be accompanied By cOlOr guard
composed of members Ct %he order.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
"T00 BUSY" IS TOPIC.
T4y. n. G.. Pnnm viii Preach
TogHgFgoW NiRht.

s@Too Busy" #U be the s893eet IF
tsae ge4Ha0a tgBgfYoW night of Bey
FUSg n. gsgeain. Da&fgr gf 1l.e Aee0nd
gaps4ef 1Hgfb Jals service &3B be
Eeid at eg1e Eags Cap.1ol street DfaneH
eegepteeuta s24a Eass CaDlte. stfeei&.
~ 9 leAock.
The na9fnlng church service Wjll be
@seEd I'll alse ctgren Fourth street anc
NsgQ3rgla avenue aoulilea8t, ana ihe ger~
y,sgsss saease alii ige "A Handsome Help
ego flnae WjI iSe Dap'isfns VI this
s<rgfee pha ~ Z T. q aiD give a
pl1gran AT U.e GgaGgH - e - pm
Evening star., 1928-04-28
CHURCH OF ASCENSION.
Bishop freeman viii Receive Glass
b. Confirmation.

Bishop James r. Freeman will preach
at the Church q the Ascension ana re-
ceive into the church = class hy coa-
firmAtion tomorrow &C IL o'clock.
Other services tomorrow viii BE-: &
am, holy communion; $50 am.
church school; pm. Chinese seheal
pm, Young Peoples Society. T,SO
pm, evening prayer and sermon,
Tuesday being ST. Philip and Sc,
James day there viii be a celebration
OF holy communion At 10 am. There
VIII be the regular miaweek celebration
Thursday &C 10 am. OF holy coma
munion.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
DR., Jarvis 20 Preach,

pr, William n, Jarvis will pEeaeh az
New Bethel Baptist Church. Ninth and
: streets northwest, tomorrow at II am,
and pm. The subject OF the sermon
az IL am, Is Creations Tieuts in
Praise 20 the Creator" The Rthle
school meets At $50 am. and Christian
Endeavnr &C $50 pm,
Evening star., 1928-04-28
ST. MARY'S SERVICES.
DR.. George Bragg VIII Preach at
23d Street Church.

The pulpit OF St. Mary's Church
Twenty-third street between q and II
streets. will be occupied by distinguished
out-of- town clergymen beginning April
20 and for three successive Sundays
thereafter
Dr. George r. Bragg. rector Of st
James Church, Baltimore. will preach
at the IL o'clock service tomorrow
morning.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
FINAL FRENCH SERMON.
Or. V8rplIlot Ends Season ~ It,
Johns Church.

Or. rsorlan J. G. yUrp,llot, French
wear O. TIRE PYegef cGrggeaash9a 81
Ea. JOINS church. eizteenfa street ai}d
Iafsyette Square, #s4 hgle t4e last
French service ~ lsss grefaut sessGp
fxSn0orgoW sfaeraogn e. s'n.oek, wien
ke vii preach - French on ti.f tezt.
"geigneGg4 Ef3gne5ff"
TbeAe hetylceE 8fsH De resumed tbs
first sunday iH CcsotyeF, having beep
discontinued @,9neF tglaE c0Dgemg.a.ec
Evening star., 1928-04-28
SPECIAL SERVICE.
Rites at Grace Episcopal Church tc
Honor T. A. A. NJ. Lodge.

A special service will be held In Grace
Episcopal Church, Ninth and - streets
southwest. tomorrow evening at 0 o'clock
in honor Of Naval Lodge. r. A. A. M.
The rector. Rev. Meade Bolton Mac
Hryde, viii be the preacher. An in
formal reception will be held In the
parish hall after the service.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
Canada and Her People Is Topic,

Canada and Her People" Is the sub
iect of the address that will be delivered
by Rev. Henry q. Wooding before the
Presbyterian Ministers Association Of
Washington and vicinity Monday at IL
am In the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
ORDERED LIFE is TOPIC.
DR.. u. O. B. Pierce to Preach at AL
Goulh' Unitarian Church.

Or. Ulysses O. n. Pierce. pastor. VIII
occupy the pulpit of All Souls Church
(unitariany. Sixteenth, and Harvard
streets. tomorrow st the ii o'clock serv-
ice ard VIII preach on the subject the
Ordered Life"
Quality Street." Barrie's play, as
translated 10 the screen, will be shown
at Pierce Hall at 730 pm.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
STUDY BIBLE TODAY.
DR.. Woods Glass to Consider Place
in Modern Life.

"Tlae Bible In the Life Of Today" will
be the general subject considered by the
Bible claSs In the Florentine room OF
the Wardman Park Hotel. taught each
Sunday morning by DR. Charles Wood
from e:45 TO 10.40 o'clock. A beginners
class is taught by Miss Blanche Merry
man. graduate Of Columbia University
and specialist in the training OF chill
dTen.
These classes are held under the di-
rection OF the Presbyterian Church ex-
tension committee, supervised as re-
ogIested by the Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church.
Evening star., 1928-04-28
Will Hold Eapl.smal,

Fev. z Hez sHem g1ji tax 90 my
xger,.aey gov fgmegg# us9iH 8t =
sycIerg ed HsI gaptlze ~ Centennial
gsapfssf CnuTcb EeV. George ofeeA
Vii greael4 ST Gks II ocl9ck eefY.gM
Evening star., 1928-04-28
PICKS SERMON TOPIC.
Hyattsvills Pastor to Preach on
First Commandment.

The pastor OF the First Baptist
Church. HyattSYille. Rev. q. p. Robert
son, will speak tomorrow morning on
THE First Commandment In the Light
of the New Testament"
The superintendent of the Sunday
school. j, A. Crawford. urges all the
members Of the school TO be present at
e:3O am. The superintendent Of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union requests
all the young people TO be present at
nm
Evening star., 1928-04-28
BY REV. HUGH r. STEVENSON.

THE COST OF D1sCIPLEsHIP.
Mark x.17-27; xii.41-44.
Golden text.~-Where thy treasure
is, there will thy heart be also.
Matt MAI.
Evening star., 1928-04-28

TIME great convent and royal coun-
try seat of st. Lawrence OF the
Escuriai Is assuredly, says Theo-
u phile 0autier. with the excep-
ton OF the Egyptian pyramids,
the largest heap of granite that exists
upon the face OF the globe 1t Is called
In Spain the eighth wonder OK the
world"
IT vas begun In 1868 by Philip II and
finished II years later, and is situated
about miles from the city OF Madrid,
near the crest of the 0uadarraina
Mountains. 1t takes It's name from a
neighboring village. which stood at the
escorial, or dump heap for the dross OF
an iron mine The enormous pile OF
buildings of which II Is composed occu-
pies vast quadrangle. divided by nu~
merous interior courts, which, with the
towers at the four corners and the lofty
Evening star., 1928-04-28
breaches ON CONQUEST.
Rev. Braskamp Announces Topics
for Tomorrow.

Rev. Bernard Braskamp. pastor Of the
6untOn- Temple Memorial Presbyterian
Church, will preach tomorrow morning
and evening.
The subject Of his morning sermon
viii be THE Secret OF Conquest" and
In the evening, THE Invisible Presence"
Evening star., 1928-04-28
Used as Hospital.

During the Civil War Trinity Church
became a military hospital. A floor
was laid across the tops OF the quaint
box pews, whose nail marks may be
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09

The Recommendation ~ Secretary Jardine and other
administration leaders. together with the surplus con
troll legislation promised IN the republican platform. 7
If the bill haa al these claims 70 favorable alter
ton by congress. It should 20 through both houses with
= rush. That II will do 80. however, is very inprcba
Bile. Pride Of paternity may lead Senator McNary 70
think better Of his bill than some of hi, colleagues. or
tpokesm-n Of the farm groups.
One thing seems to he settled and that is the final
abandonment Of the equalization fees. Bearing II
mind that Mr.. Coolidge twice vetoed the old McNary-
designed to meet with white House approval. II pro-
vides for the establishment Of q federal farm board,
composed Of six members who will Nc appointed ~ the
president. subject to confirmation by the senate. and
the setting aside cf a revolving fund Of ssoo.ooo.oo1
from which the board may lend money to "stsbilirstion
corporations" composed Of farm cooperative societies
and producers.
The corporations will use the money loaned hy the
federal government for purchasing surplus farm COM
nrodities. thereby preventing the Eluttinr Of the do
m,ttic market and pric. depression. The government
itself will not engage IN the buying and marketing q
farm crops. but II will lend money u farm or-ani5s-
iions for that purpose.
The basic provisions ~ the new McNsry farm bill
seem to be sound enough. The federal government l.
already lending money to farmers for various purposes
at a low rate Of interest. There can be no harm in *
tending the principle of federal aid to the marketing
Of crops. which Is leclsred 70 he the root of the eco
nomic trouble thst sffliets agriculture. The rrcposde
farm board viii. il Il true. create another federal hu-
reau. but that result seems r. he unavoidable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09

when ihe Tsz,r Banker Association offered > re-
ward II 5000 for every bandit killed N the act n
rohbinr , bank a cry 81 protest vent M from many
sources. Texas bankers. however. despite al chicc-
tons. persisted IN keeping 'he reward standing. and
banker, If other STATE. are beginning r. take oogni-
zane. of N. result, Of the Texas method n dealing
Nth bsnditt,
n the fire, Ten months n 1878 there va hut one
daylight robbery n > hank and two night attacks n
T,xss. according ~ the Texas BANKERS Record. " each
,rstanc. the robbers we're captured.
Sank robbery. quite prevalent N The state IA 1895.
h.- practically cea-rd since tie offer VS. posted bv
the Texas Banker Association. several rewards haze
h..n raid. but not ono rent has been paid or = Tive
bandit. one ease IN which conspiracy 70 murder IN
order t. collect the $1,000 Is charged. has been hrournt
sirce the reward was posted.
In November and December. 1927. the association
raid for five dead bandits, and II was assaied IN some
quarter, IF the .tate for placing ? premium on hom'-
eide. Thi, protest was largely due e. the charge that
a officer had planted" victims in front n 4 west
Texas hank and Killed them y collect. However. th'
association remained firm in ita position with thr WI
suit that aTFarcntlt hank robbery I'll = profession hes
ceased - eyist n lcyar.
TIE N.-t Te1a- affair. t7 which ,hr officer was
charged With murder. vss : d~rlcrshle incident. hnt
tn. rolicy adopted ~ he association should not ne
condemned because u occurred. Records n other states
show . score 81 more hank cashiers. other hank officers
and hystsrdsrs slain. ny bank bsndits IN the past year
and il is lcTicsl to presume thst II Texas bankers had
No, taken steps 20 protect thsmselvs, the same condi-
ticn would exist IN this state.
The record indicates that The bark bandits arc care
fully avoiding Texas. though they are operating IN ~
adjoining states. They realize that my attempt upon
Texas banks viii result IN prompt rerrisal, that ever
officer IN the state Il anxious r. collect = $4,000 re-
r.rd. m other ststrs II "A not much III IN incentive
yor officers A. RISK their lives " the capture n bandits
when they realize that the bandits, takiHE advantage "
every loopholc Of the Law, have r more than even
eharc. to escape all punishment for their crime.