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Episcopal Men
Discuss Church Work

About sixty men Of the Church OF
the Advent, Episcopal. enj yed the
hospitality Of the Of the
parish house. taking advantage Of
the affair 20 make il n real get
together for the discussion Of
church problems and plans.
The meeting opened with an out
line by the rector. Rev. r. o. Mack
intosh, of the object and policies
Of the session. after which he in
troduced a number Of speakers for
addresses on various branches Of
church work. Willie Willmans spoke
for the vestry; Jesse bennett spoke
on the long life OF the Episcopal
church in Brownsville. the local
church having been organized So
years ago. ". s. West gave a n
on the important place OF the church
in the life of n community. r. b.
Creager gave . very appropriate
address OF the Importance Of back
ing up the church both morally and
financially. II. I. Colley made a
very Illuminating talk on the rcla-
ton of the laitv to the church. and
X. Il. Holland discussed the relation
of the lsi.y and the rector. George
White. who had been given n general
topic. exhibited skill IN presenting
the church in Brownsville as view
ed BY . stranger from Iowa. Joe
CsHsles had as his subject the re-
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Phone Number
Seven

Mrs. VIM. Drummond having high
score.
Mesdames Chester Nichols. T. W.
Thies, Z. u. Sydnor, VIM. Drummond
and Rodwell, the latter from Fort
Sheridan. Ill. and Miss Dorothy Par
ker of Lorain, Ohio, were out OF
club members. A delicious course
Of refreshments was served.
OROINKI BRIDGE
Mrs. II. w. Thies entertained the
members of the 0roinki bridge club
at the Lone Palm tearoom Wednes-
day, with two tables Of players pres
ent. Mrs. G. +. Dohrn held high
membership score, Mrs. Rudolph
Rome guest score. Mrs. Jas. Watson,
tearoom hostess served refresh
ments. Out Of club guests were
Mesdames X. N. Smith, Rudolph
Rome. W. o.. Brown and Mrs.
MCGOWAN OF McAllen.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Armstrong,
Mrs. rssesee and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gillett were Thanksgiving day
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Ball in Donns.
Mrs. H. d. Morris left Monday for
Lawrence. Kans., to be with her
mother who is seriously i'll.
W. A.. Walker is in Vernon on a
business trip.
Mesdames Oscar Parks and 7. :.
Norman have been in Harlingen this
week. in charge Of the local booth
being maintained by the local cham
Der OF commerce.
Mrs. Gus Hunter and grandson
are in Dallas. the guests of Mrs.
Hunters son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strassburger.
Mrs. Herman Johns had q nice lit
tie bridge affair az her home the
first Of the week. with Mrs. Lissnsr
high score holder. But two table /,
of players were present.
Mrs. VIM. Drummond entertained
q few personal friends at luncheon
Monday. honoring her son in Law
and daughter, Can't. and Mrs. Rod
we'll. here from Fort Sheridan. Ill.
with Mrs. Herbert Jeffries and her
sister. Miss Dorothy Parker. the lat
te from Lorain. Ohio. as guests.
Thomas Robertson is here from
North Texas spending the Thanks
giving season with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rome spent
last Saturday in San Benitc with
their son and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashae.
Miss Lucille Jeffriez was here
from Mercedes TO spend the Thanks
giving season with her father, DR.,
j. W. Jeffries and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. o. Murph- Mr..
ard Mrs Oscar Perkins and Mr.. and
Mrs. JOSIAH Bixler were among the
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Mrs. Worries Has
Bridge Party

Mrs. M. I. Worries Al Fort Brown
was hostess Wednesday 70 a very
prettily appointed bridge party. the
personnel being made % Of The
women Of the Fort. The large table
with pink roses and pink tapers 50
appropriate for the autumn weather
was the feature Of the decorative
scheme. and the pink note was fur
ther developed in clusters Of pink "a
diance roses scattered about the
room.
Three tables Of players partici.
pated in the games of the afternoon.
Table prizes were won by Mrs. Clyde
T.. ustin. Mrs. John y. whey and
Mrs. II. Net. Woodward.
A light luncheon Of salad. sand
witches. nuts. olives. pink cakes and
coffee was served to the following
quests: Mesdames Henry L. Flynn.
Frederick T. Rice. Wilkey C. Burt,
Strong. Austin. Perry r. Taylor. r.
q. Smith. Wiley. Clyde Massey.
James r. Edmonds. r. Il. Maxwell
and Woodward.
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Learners Have
Thanksgiving Party

A celebration Of tho first Thanks
giving more than a century ago was
observed in their meeting Tuesday
at the country club ~ the men,
bers Of the Learners. Mrs. J. A.
Muckleroy at the piano led the
singing Of America followed BY
roll call. answered with an original
rhyme on Thanksgiving. some Of
them wise. some witty. and some
worthy Of being considered real
verse by an English teacher. Miss
sue Moore, teacher Of American his
tory In the junior college gave a
q lmatization Of Miles Stardish,
those taking part being Claude Aut-
rey. Harrington. Hardy Comfy. San
Benito. and Theresa Harrison,
Brownsville. all cleverly costumed.
Mrs. Z. @. Markham introduced the
number by giving the history Of the
original Thanksgiving day in the
American colonies. Wild turkeys
bsgged by Miles Standish and re-
produced from rosy red apples BY
Miss Moore were given to the
guests as souvenirs.
Following the program the mem
hers were invited to the dining room
where q real Thanksgiving repast
awaited. To pay for her dinner.
each member IA required to tell
an after-dinner story extemporan-
eously, and some were we'll worth
while.
The club rooms were ~seasonably
decorated in lunches Of homegrown
dates and chrysanthemums. The
dining table had as decorations
punches of calomandias and cos
mos.
Those arranging the Iarty were
Mesdames Henrietta Signor. S. C..
Tucker and j. A. Graham.
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FL Jardin Friendly
Is Entertained

The FL Jardin Friendly society
was entertained this week by Mrs. c.
/. Hunter. The afternoon was de-
voted TO the study # bird life. with
two bird contests as diversion. Prizes
in the contests went to Mrs. John
Campbell and Mrs. r. T. Hockaday.
4 contest on fabrics was won By Mrs.
Frank Stanncr, first. and Mrs. Nc
Clintock. second. Introducing the
Thanksgiving note into the games. q
IT" puzzle was fitted together. Mrs.
I. G.. Porter completing hers first.
The hostess served salad. fruit
cake and coffee to her guests. Nap
kins ard favors were in the Thanks
giving spirit.
Out-of-town guests for the after
noon were Mesdsmes Scott Fleming.
r. G. Porter. J. II. Hunter and John
Hunter. Mrs. Frank Stanner will be
next hostess.
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morning for Corpus Christi. where
she will make her home with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. i. Fowler.
in the future.
r. A. Hightower is spending sew
cral days in Austin. havin- gone up
for the Texas-Aggie game, n also
to attend to business matters.
Miss Julia Johnston 10 here from
Missouri, guests of Col. and Mrs.
William T. Johnston at Fort Brown.
She is Colonel Johnston's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Kaufman. of
San Benito. we're visiting Mr.. kauf-
mans mother. Mrs. Frances Bloom,
here Thanksgiving.
Mrs. A. q. Smith of San Benito
is here spending the week with her
father. G. II. Tugglc. Miss Lucille
Tuggle was 20 arrive home today
from Kansas Ci.y. where she has
been for the past six weeks. She
is accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. T..
r. Miller, who will be here for sew
cral months. Mrs. Miller has spent
several winters in Brownsville. and
Is we'll known here.
Robin Pate. j. W. Irvine, y. s.
Duncan and Harbert Davenport &C
companied the Brownsville high
school football team over to Austin
this week for the Texss-A. & NJ.
game.
Miss Annie Tucker. Miss Anne
Hendricks, Miss Sue Moore and Mrs.
Del Perkins drove to San Antonio
ard Austin to attend the Thanks
giving game and the state teachers
convention in San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Closner spent
Thanksgiving in Edinburg with Mrs.
Closner's niece, Mrs. George Magee.
returning home Friday.
Mrs. Katherine S~tringfelIow and
daughter. Nancy. and Franklin and
Robert Graham motored 70 Austin
for the football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Tate and chill
dren. from Raymondville, were
guests of the Joe Celaya family
over the weekend.
Mrs. Y. r. Morley Of Raymond
willie spent several days this week
with her daughter. Mrs. Milton
West.
Miss Helen Besrden spent Thanks
giving IN n Antonio with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Hezner drove
over from Laredo to spend Thanks
giving with their son. ". Z. Heaner,
and his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Y. Seller. were
hosts to q large group of frienus
on Thanksgiving, including among
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. c. II.
Morris. Winnsboro. Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Russell. and dauhtcr. Joy. OF
Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Morris and son. Robert. Jr.. Of Nc
Allen. and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Daniel. of San Antonio.
A. Plenn arrived Friday evening
from Mexico City. where he has
been living for the past four years,
and i visiting his parents. Mr.. anc
Mrs. ". Plenn. He expects 10 max,
his home here in the future.
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Mrs. Grider Home
From Philippines

Mrs. T.. S. Order arrived Saturday
morning from Stotenburg. Philippine
Islands. where she has been for the
past year with her daughter and son
in-law. Captain and Mrs. !. r. Ne
Dowell. She was accompanied hs
her little grandson. James Francis
Mcdowell. and the two will spend
the winter with Mrs. Orders daugh-
ter. Mrs. Louis Brulay. Mrs. Order
resided for a number Of years n
Brownsville. On the way from san
Francisco Mrs. Order and her grand
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Brownsville CLUB
and Social Activities
Holiday Dance at
Country Club

With the occasion made more
pleasant by the agreeable weather.
about three hundred members and
thsir guests attended the Thanks
irving dance at the country club on
wednesday evening. which was the
o~utspokcn event OF the holiday sea-
son. Dancing offered diversion
from . to I. with music furnished
By Roy Garcia's nine-piece or
chestra.
Guests were greeted By a r%eceiv-
inr line made up OF DIR. and Mrs.
b. O. Works. lfr. ard Mrs. George
White. Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Bogus.
Jack MeNair. and Benito Longoris,
Jr.
The halls had been uniquely deco
rated for the occasion with the fruit
Of the date Pain. and varied cut
flowers.
+ At a late hour refreshments Of
sandwiches and coffee were served.
A. n feature Of the evening. Can
tain &. T.. Austin Of Fort Brown
led a Psnl Jones. Mr. and Mrs.
George White led The grand march.
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Business Women to
Have Bridge Benefit

The Business and Professional
Women's club is planning to hold a
benefit card party AT the Eiks" hall
on December 10, s y. m. for the pur-
pose Of raising funds for the club
treasury. Bridge is to be the diver
sion of the evening. and a number Of
prizes for play will be given. as well
as a door prize. Refreshments will
also he served during the evening.
The affair Is IN charge Of the WAYS
ard means committee. Of which Mrs.
Alberta Kirby is chairman.
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Catholic Women to
Sell Mexican Food

Bacalas will be the special feature
of the Mexican dinner served by he
women Of the Sacred Heart church
at their bazaar Friday Of this week,
Saturday. the other two days. The
bazaar is to be held in the Maltby
building, on Twelfth street. and will
continue for three days. during
which time the women will offer
fancy needicwork and articles suit
able for Christmas presents. as we'll
as selling the Mexican food.
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lationship and duties Of the laity to
the various church organizations,
and Bert Cromack closed the discus
sion with a few remarks on the duty
Of every member to support the
church financially.
The meeting was found 20 he so
helpful and satisfactory by those
participating that il was decided 10
hold others throughout the year.
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Valley Society News
and Euents

with the arbitration ruling on preIi-
dent Gales In the textile difficult
ties Of the state Of Puebla. a tech
nical commission has been appoint
ed to make a study Of the textile
situation in general and 10 recon
nerd means for reaching d perma-
nent settlemcnt.
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TUESDAY CLUB

Mrs. II. y. Eppright was hostess 20
the Woman's Tuesday club al her
home this week. with = rearly full
membership present. Mrs. Wilbur
Close. the president. was IN charge
Of the business session. which Gov
cred many items.s Mrs. j. a. Card. a
member or the Valley federation,
also q member Of the club. presented
several articles for consideration IL
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AFTERNOON BRIDGE

Miss Myrtle Hatch was hostess 70
4 number of friends at an afternoon
bridge affair at the Garden Inn tea
room Monday. with nine tables %
players. Mrs. T. r. Burnett won
high score. Mrs. Roy Buckley low
Out OF town guests were Mesdames
Blair. Everett Moore. randolph. Nc
Daniels, Carson. Gattling. Hurst,
Kelley. Fenwick and Sewell Of Nc
Allen. Mrs. Stone Of Donna and Mrs.
Stone OF Donna and Mrs. Stevenson
Of Pharr.
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Comings. Goings,
OF Local People

Mrs. n. r. Gay. Jr.. has had as
her guest over the Thanksgiving
holidays. her sor. II. Z. Smith. OF
Houston. He expects to return
home today.
Mrs. Ebert Lcckard left Saturday
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Clubs Endorse
Mrs. Scott

The City Federation Of Women's
Clubs. the Civic League. the Learn
ers' club and the Self Culture club
have gone on record as endorsing
Mrs. F. Owen Scott Of Rio Grande
City as next president Of the VAL
ley Federation OF Women's clubs, ac-
cording 10 an announcement by
Mrs. d. r. Gay. Jr.. secretary Of
the City Federation.
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MISSION
HARDINS HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Hardin enter
taired the Friday Mite Dinner
Bridge club at the Lone Palm tea
Q last Friday. with a four-table
game, the high score holders being
Mrs ". o. Brown AM s. VI. Duffie
with Mrs. q. r. Wright and W. O.
Brown low scores. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward Oppenheimer were the only
out OF club guests
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Eastern Star
Meeting Monday

The regular business meeting az
the Hope Chapter. 1874. Order OF the
Eastern Star, will be held Monday u
80 p. m. in the Masonic Temple.
Officers urge that all members be
present.
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many Mission folk at Harrington Fri
dag.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Dohrn. Mr.
and Mrs. 4. Nj. Melden, Mr.. and Mrs
Roy p. Conway and Mrs. Picklei
were attendants at the Valley Mid.
Winter Fair Thursday.
Mrs. Amelia. Wood returned home
from her several months trip "a
the north and east Thursday eve
ming.
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RICH WIDOW ELOPEs

BOULOGNE. France. - Oppressed
BY her children in her plans 70 re-
marry, MINIS. Lucille Coudrette. a
rich widow. elopcl with her sutton.
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the several clubs on the coming Of
the Valley Federation. this COM
munication being read by the secre-
tary. Mrs. Walter Roberts, followed
by Mrs. Card in a talk explaining
anything which might appear dim to
the club. The annual Thanksgiving
offering. which has been made q
feature of this club for many years,
was appropriated TO the use of the
dernourished children IN order 20
obtain the needed ration Of milk for
them.
The study portion Of the meeting
was led by Mesdames j.. G.. Decker
and T. ". Armstrong, the topic be-
ing The Red Robe" a French
play by Brieux. and a very rood de-
~lireation was given by these wom-
en-. Misses Emilia Farias and Chris
tiana Longoria were the high school
girls who we're entertained by the
hostess. Mrs. Daniels being the only
other out Of club guest.
EJELL-RATLIFF
Miss Inez Ezell and Mrs. Glenn
Ratcliff we're married Sunday after
noon by Rev. c. ID. Peske at the
Presbyterian parsonage. with Mrs.
Paul Gross. mother Of the bride and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ratcliff. parents Of
the room as witnesses. The Young
people left the same evening for n
honeymoon trip to Louisiana, spend
ing Thanksgiving day with the
brides grandmother. Mrs. r. A. Par
rish in Lambert. Miss, going from
there 70 New Orleans. They cxpect
to return home in two weeks. max
ing their home here where the
groom Is in the employ Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad.
ORGANIZE TEAM
A girls field ball team has been
organized here nj the North Mission
schools. with Mrs. Clelland Harris
as supervisor. The girls are antici-
pating great pleasure with possibly
matches to be played later on in the
season.
SCHOOL PLAY
The local school play. fostered BY
the North Mission students and
teachers. vas given Tuesday evening
at the Wilson auditorium. The rlav
was entitled ::Believe Ne. xantippe'
and drew a good crowd. Seine of
the character parts in the play we're
given by Misses Vivian Card. Helen
Eppright. Pete" Murphy and New
ton Spilman.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON CLUB
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son visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Me
Dowell in FL Paso.
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COMMISSION NAMED
(By Trens Agency
MEXICO CITY. Dec. lin accord
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SCHOOL PLAY
TUESDAY AFTERNOON CHR

Mrs. W. O.. Brown was hostess to
the Tuesday afternoon bridge club
at her home this week. with n three
table personnel. Mrs. AL Volz and
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| NGNIEER DIES
EIGH / ING IRE

Fighting garage fire At Ma
tionaI park Seminary Forest Glen,
Nd. until danger 81 spreadlng had
past ana aid arrived II relieve him.
Charles y. Kehnes s2 chlsf engineer
81 the girls school dropped dead
Saturday night from heart attack.
due IL over.exertion and excitement.
Kehne discovered TIE blaze At
about > o'clock saturday night ana
quickly procuring mounted ex.
tInguisher. played stream of VA.
ter On the flames until the hre vas
under control and ala from Ken.
sington and silver spring arrived.
The sxtinguIsher Is part Of the
schools equipment ana Il Intended
Is 81 drawn by Two men. Kehne
handled II alone.
Funeral arrangements await the
arrival Of his wife. formerly Miss
Kate Boardfnan, Washington from
Florida. Kehne was 3 native or
Frederick He was once engineer
here at the old shorehan Hotel.
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ROBBERY laid.
To CHILD, 10

included among the robbery arrests
last night ii the name Of 4 1o-year.
old colored.s girl. She Il F'lorence
Hughes. sOs Half ST 3. w.
The child Is said 81 police %
have been grabbed By civilian
after she snatched and ran with
the pocKetbook 81 Margaret g.
Efayhoe, III. 92s sixth st. s. w:
The sraatching took place shortly
after dark 1T. Seventh and Z e
Streets s. w The colored child IS
held at the House of Detention To
await action ok the Juvenile Court
Shortly after Pleasant Morrow, 4ba
Virginia Ave s. w reported TINT
he was held up at the point of
pistol BY two negro bandits at Sec
,ond and N Streets southwest, Police
men Morrow and Wise. Of the
Fourth precinct arrested Frank
Gardner. 225 n St s. w, and Al.
bert Driver, 214 q st. 8. VS. both
5colored. and charged them with the
crime
Both are said to have admitted
the robbery after the finding on
one of them Of MOrrop's watch.
Police recovered $10.12 OF the S24
they are alleged To have taken from
Mnrrow
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HOPE DIM FOR
WE | BILLS

"A deluge Of anti.prohibition bills
has been dumped into the con.
gressional hoppers, but even their
most ardent supporters do not ans
ticipate favorable action st this
session.
The bills range all the way from
outright repeal of the eighteenth
amendment and the volstead act to
local option and referendum on
prohibition.
The option plan was proposed BIZ
Senator Bruce Cd Of Maryland
he would empower Congress to
regulate, but not prohibit, manu-.
facture and sale Of liquor. Ills
measure. q Joint resolution. pro.
yided Tor a constitutional amend
rnent, and for enactment would re-
quire ratification by three-fourths
OF the States legislatures.
Senator Edge of New Jersey. the
Senate Republican wet champion.
called FOR national referendum
On the liquor question He intros
duced In the Senate q joint resolil.
ton BY which q referendum would
be held. and the following two
questions be asked on the ticket:
Shall Congress amend the ma.
tionai prohibition act 50 as to AZ
low the manufacture, sale. trans.
portation and possession Of beyer.
ages containing as great an amount
|of alcohol as Is lawful under the
Constitution?
Shall the eighteenth amendment
to the Constitution. be resnbnnitted
to the several States as provided BY
the Constitution with such changes
as will legally permit the manufac-
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This is 8 funny one: You start
with More, and add q lot Of words,
but you end up with Less at the
bottom of the ladder. Climb down y
word.rung st u time. substituting q
letter ia each new step, until More
Is changed to Less The order Of the
remaining letters must not be trans
posed, and every word must be IN
good dictionary standing Save your
solution ia compare with the one we
print tomorrow. Meantime remen1s
Der that there's more than one way
I'd work Laddergralas. as q study Of
these two answers to our last will
show. Crine.vV eves may be worked
IS follows: 1, Crime: Chime; 3,
Chine; 4, CIiins; 5, Coins: s, C0EJls;
Cores: 3, Cares; 8, Caves; 10.
Waves. But here's an equally good
answer: |; Crime; 2, Crime; 3, GEipe;
4. Cribs: 3. Grits; 6, Cats; Waits
8, Warts; 3, Wares; 10, Waves
fCopyright, ~ Public Ledger
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and added: Americas purpose IN
passing the national defense act Is
20 put behind the small regular
Army. 4 great body of peaceful
citizens, III q way that win show
that America can be neither infiml-
dated nor taken by surprise.
Assistant Secretary of State ".
r. Castle ir. urged peace as g
state of mind. since there is no
real peace when nations are ailgrily
suspicious Of each other. throw.
ing in j warning there rs TAR
more danger In peace pacts based
On muddIed thinking than there -
IA refusing to sign new pacts ~
all, Z -
Until there IS developed IN the
snirit Of man a great submissive
ness to the viii OF others than
there now exists. Admiral Franz
r Schofield, of the Navy. declared.
law alone cannot be trusted g olc
tate international solutions. .
The conference will continue u
session here for four days.
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LOs Angeles Police Seek
Bornbers of Churcl,

T.Os ANGELES, Callk. jan H.
ceficiais today renewed attempts 20
annfNhnnd fha persons responsible
fnr ire bomb explosion "a TRINITY
1fekh0dist Church here, which dam
ared the structure and broke soV.
efai windows III neighboring build.
tnRs
Police cxpree the ehoFy That
Tho bomb had been tossed from an
automobile to the base az the
radio broadcaslinr tower Tor The
nurnnse " wrecklns tho tower
The rev Bob shit Ell, paaker " the
church. attributed the bombing e
UNDERWORLD characters who ~
scented HE anti.vice sermons.
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ture and sale q Intoxicating
liuuors?s