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Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-23
ANNAPOLIS FILM
TO Be PRESENTED
WITH PROLOGUE

johnny Mack Brown, the good
looking Alabama University foot
ball star, whose comclncss and grid
iron ability combined to place him
in the movies, takes the lead in
Annapolis, stirring film of
the United States Naval Academy,
playing at the West Coast Imperial
Theatre tonight.
Brown is peculiarly fitted for the
leading role, being fresh from col
lege himself and thoroughly famil-
lar with the atmosphere of univer-
sites. Many Of the scenes in the
play were taken at the Naval Acad-
cmy by special permission of the
navy department..
The story of the play portrays
life at the academy faithfully and
gives a splendid insight into the
traditions Of the navy at school and
on the seas. There is Il cOrking good
plot and beautiful romance in the
play, the romance giving new
star. jeanette Loft, an opportunity
to shine.
In connection with the feature
picture Madame Katherine Ward
kupelian of this city will present
prologue Memories in which Il
group Of local artists will take part.
The program has been carefully re.
hearsed and Il delightful period OF
songs and dances will be Offered
patrons of the theatre.
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METHODIST CHURCH.
OFFICERS CHOSEN
FOR CURRENT YEAR

Reports by the nominating com
mittce were submitted at the meet
ing of the Methodist Sunday school
board, held last night in the par.
sonagc, with Rev. Harold f. Baker
presiding. Devotions were led by
Miss Margaret Hedrick, followed by
a regular business session.
Officers selected include: Sunday
school: S. l.. McCrory, superintcn-
dent; Mrs. y. \. Contos, recording
secretary; Mrs. Leslie McConn' II
attendance secretary and treasurer
Mrs. Chester McNutt. librarian:
Walter Bromley, assistant librarian:
and Miss Jane Royce, temperate
superintendent.
Cradle roll and beginners depart
mcnt: Mrs. J. w. Cook, superinten'
dent; Mrs. Elizabeth Bromle ?;
pianist and secretary.
Primary Department.: Mrs. W. =
Ceilings, superintendent; Mrs. q. &
Baker, assistant superintendent
Miss Alice Cole, secretary and Mrs
Harry Kincaid, pianist.
Junior intermediate department
Mrs. II. +. Baker, superintendent
Mrs. A. l.. Kniss, assistant.
Senior departments: Guy Hatch,
superintendent; Officers to be chos'
en- from department. Mrs. Harry
Thackcr will have charge of the
adult class.
Members of the nominating com
mittrc include Rev. II. r. Baker,
.rhai"ran; Mrs. Grover Baker ana
+. I. Shepherd.
Plans for an elaborate Christmas
propram were discussed, but no time
and place has yet been set.
Mrs. II. +. Baker served refresh'
mrnts at the close of the meeting
Mrs. y. a. Contos assisting ler.
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COUNTY "

Phone or call personally for appoint
mcnt. He invites inspection. Costs
nothing to look. adv
The Academy of Music will give
their monthly Sunday afternoon
musicale next Sunday at 4 80 0 'clock
The public is cordially invited. adv
Barbara Worth Hotel Club Break.
fast, 25c up; merchants lunch 60c;
table d. hote dinner $1.00. adv
Introductory Prices to all pur'
cluascrs of mems and young mems
suits, Saturday only. $500 to $4,000
values $23.75. Values up to $4,000
for $57.75. This is your chance to
savc 80 1-3 per cent. Call at Oregon
Hotel. Ask for Mr.. Niclses. Phone
~. adv
Oregon Coffee Shop. Open ali
night adv
DR.. A. B. Hanson, Dentist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Waterman PIano School. Short
Course Popular Music. "Ask at the
Music Store,' or Phone 3G7J. adv
Hot Oil Treatments, Parisicnne
Beauty Shoppe. Tel. 1888. adv
Rh.lmage Sale by Woman's Ten
Thousand Club, at Royce Transfer
Co. All Main, Saturday, Nov 81, 2
=. m. adV
Dance at Mt. Signal School, SAT
urdav. Nov. "a. Good music. Re
frcShmcnts. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-23
Delgado To Face
Superior Court

E"ncfario rclgado, charged with
oss'EIting Alfredo Mrudoza with a
-1a, was ordered l,.d for trial in
,up rjo' coart by Justice Of the
Peace Mayficld late vest rrday at
lis preliminary hearing. Bail was set
~ 1000.
~ as~au,t with = deadly weapon
action taken against Mendoza in
Il counter chargc hv Drl&ado was
d d.smisscd today by Judge Mavficid.
D"lgado refused to testify AZ Men
d'z& : hearing yesterday and was
ordered to serve one day in jail for
contempt Of court
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Four Held For
Superior Court

Four men were ordered held to
answer in superior court at prcli.
minnrv hearings conducted in the
Cal,Xico recorders court Yesterday.
Deputy District Attorney c. i,
Smit' prosecuted in all instances.
Thomas Garcia, charged with bm'
glarizing the First Central National
nank Of CalcNiro en- November l6,
was ordered held for trial in super,
ior court and admitted to $1,000 bail.
!. II. Joscy was ordered held to
answer on two bad check charges.
In the first instance he was admit
ted 10 $500 bail and in the second
$500
Charles Murray and Robert f.,
ITaggcrty were held to answer for
gerry charges.
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Alleged Bigamist
Held By Police
HN I'niteh Press I.c:scd Wire

LOS ANGELES, Nov. %. JAY
Donald Sullivan, 81, was held here
today on a suspicion of higamy
charge 8ttcr two women, one OF
'hcm from Dallas, Texas, claimed to
be his wife.
Sullivan $ intense jealousy, which
caused him to keep each woman in
turn practically prisoner in apart
mcmts, led to his arrest.
I.u|a Pearl Sullivan told police
she married sullivan in Dallas on
MAY - and came to Los Angeles
with him. She said sh" left him af-
ter three months of confinement to
an apartment.
Ircz Elva Croft Sullivan said she
mamicd Sullivan on Nov. Q, un'
aware that he already was married.
She said she was unable to gr'
along with him because he kept her
lccEcd in her room.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Wesley He'll is confined tt
her home by illness.
Il. X. Snow, former we'll known
local resident now making his home
in Ocransidc, is in the valley ON
business.
William Lorcnz of CalcXico was n
visitor in I'll Centre today.
Mrs. S. L. McCrory is confined
TO her home with the flu. She is re-
ported as feeling much better to-
dav.
Mr. Ross n. Hickcox is expected
home from San Diego today where
she has been spending the past two
days.
MIR. md Mrs. Mike Licbcrt of
Seeley were FL Centre visitors to-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-23
Local Man Is
Hurt In Wreck

+. A. Gonzales, of the People 5
store here, was in serious condition
at the El Centre hospital today
from in iuries received when has
automobile turned over on the San
Diego highway near here about .
o clock last night following col
lison with another machine.
According to reports, Gonzales
received several broken ribs and
head wounds and lay unconscious
most of last night.
Frank Schartz was the driver OF
the other car, according to report
filed in the county traffic office at
the court house and escaped serious
in iurN.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-23
Local Eleven At
HOltville Today

Central Unions football team left
carly this afternoon for Holtyillo
whore the local eleven is schcdUlcd
to play the Holtville squad. In
view of the improved showing made
by Central in its last two games L..
cal supporters were hoping for Il
close score in today's game.
Iloitvillc las strong team thoIgh
:. has been handicapped by injuries
20 several star players during the
season.
Coach Armstrong of the Central
team refused to predict the outcome
except TO say that his team would
be in there fighting all the time.
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Ladies' Night
At Elks Club

FL Centre lodge Of Elks will hold
." Ladies' Night program to-
night to which all members and Wis
ting tlks &@e cordially invited.
Imcr Will he served in the lodge
dinning room at : o'clock aud viii
- followed ~ dance program.
For those who do not care - dance
cards win be provided.
The committee in charge of the
affair has been busy making ar
raugcmcuts and assures an enjoy
able time to all who attend.
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Calipatria Boy
Buried Here

Funeral services for Jesus REYES,
l6 year old CaIipatria high school
student, who died yesterday at the
FL Centre hospital, were held at
1890 O'Clock this morning at the
b. +. Lemons chapel. Interment
was i'll Evergreen cemetery. Reyes
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Luis
Reyes of Cahpatria.
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PAGE THREE

Daily News, was ordered reinstated
today by common pleas Judge VIM.
Stephenson. The jurist IS action re-
sulted from a writ of mandamus
filed by i.cngel year ago, claiming
he was removed from office on "in.
sufficient grounds. -
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POLICE CHIEF GETS JOB
" United Press -.en.ed Wire

CANTON. o., Eov. 23.-rormer
Police Chief S. \. Lcngel, who was
one of the principal figures in the
investigation of the murder Of Don
X. Mcllett, publisher of the Canton
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TO BEING DOCTOR HOME

Dr. Il. O. Thompson, Calexico
physician, will be returned to his
home there tomorrow or Sunday
from Mercy hospital at San Diego
whore he has been i'll for some time.
L. T.. Lemons viii leave for the
coast city tomorrow to take the
doctor to his home.
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DIR. w. p. Kelley and f. T..
Thomas, Riverside experiment sta
tion, have begun Il five years series
of experiments in alliaG control near
FL Centre, Imperial county.
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n Great Amount of Christmae

Il Great Amount of Christmac
Money Can Be Saved asserts Mir,
Nielsen Of the Leonard TailorS, the.
who is stopping at the Oregon llo.
.t"l, FL Centre, for three days only.
lie is n direct factory representative,
assigned to this territory and i
qualified 10 administer to the desire
Of the most critical dressers. Prompt
deliveries and one hundred per cent
satisfaction or money refunded.
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SAN JOSE BOMBING SCENE

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Report on Dam
Bill Favorable
Continued From Page y

cd at the short session of congress
Kings announcement that fur
thcr opposition to the bill seems
futiI" was mad" after visit to the
White i!oHaa where it is assumed hc
either saw a digest Of the report
which was placed in Mr.. Coolidge $
hands several days ago or was told
Of its contents.
The commission WAS appointed
i",t spring at Ia" suggestion of
congress and worked all summer,
studying both the engineering and
economic feasibility of the Colo
rado river irrigation and hydroclec-
tric power project provided for in
the Nwing-Johuson bill.
Its report viii be completed be-
fore congress convcncs Dec. 3, it is
Understood, and Incorporated by Mr..
Coolidge in his annual message. 1t
probably Will not be made public
until thea as Mr., Coolidge las in.
"iratcd he feels it should be conf
Dental meantime.
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JOB FOR SOLOMON
Ry United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-PolicC
Judge Wilson must decide whether
Roscoe is a tenor or a bass. Roscoe
is Il prize rooster belonging to
Policeman Mileton Gibbons, who in
sistS he is tenor. Gibbons neigh
hors say ii deep bass voice keeps
them awake.
Try Stevens Coffee Cream. High
grade and heavy enough to whip
Stevens Dairy. Phone S707Rj. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-23

lHOENIN, Ariz., Nov. 23.-Eariy
action on the Boulder Canyon Dam
controversy appeared certain at tho
state capitol rs the Arizona State
Legislature, meeting in special scs-
SION, convened today.
Pamphlets entitled "'The Colora-
do River Question:, issued by the
Colorado River Commission have
been distributed among the lcgisla-
tors. Observers predicted lcgisla
lion approPriating additional funds
TO back the states fight against
passage of the Swing johnson bill
and adoption of another memorial to
congress setting forth Arizona S
TicwS ON the question.
The absence Of milford Windsor,
president of the state senate and
secretary of the river commission
wEo left for Chicago and Washing
ton, caused considerable speculation
rs to the motive for his eastern
trip.
Although Windsor S office said he
left on "priVatc business, it was
rumorcd at the capitol that the trip
might have some bearing ON the
river controversy.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-23
CORNS

Or, Arnold, Licensed Chiropodist
and Foot Specialist. Hotel Balboa.
Phone $40. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-23

Buttered Pop Corn or best quality
fresh and warm at all times. A 25c
carton is plenty for your family OF
your party. Also we take special or
dors for parties. At Paul lemon
ade Stand, Pickwick Stages Depot.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-23
New Members In
Boy Scout Troop

Boy Scout Troop } (Rotary) hcf!
initiation ceremonies last night in
he Scout hut at city park, four 1T v
candidates being initiated. i.esde
Wilson, scoutmastcr, Elmer See. as
eistaHt SroutmaStcr and Glenn Da-
yio,, had charge Of the ccrcHoaics.
:. /. Mctrory, Boy Scout executive,
vas also present.
A~lno Hock"tt, patrol leader, pro-
s"rtcd the candidates and I,,man
rondro actcd as doorkccpcr.
y number of new members have
or'n taken into the troop recently
apd several other applications fot
INITIATION have beer received.
Boy Scout Troop u, sponsored by
the Methodist church, met Last night
IA the M"lEudist Social hail, election
Of Officers being the principal husi-
moss transacted. The election re-
suit Il in the following bcipg named:
Arnold Matyou, senior ualIu' leader:
Clark Hatch aud Allen Williams,
rstrol leaders,: robert Ch;IdcrS, re-
porter and John King, TREASURER.
An evening of games Wa" cnJ@ye!
following the regular business met
.ng.
others present besides mcmhCiS n.:
the Troop were +. y. Hatch and Rev.
II, T.. Baker,
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Vote For Mis- Aviation.
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Opens Employment Office - A
Nc!asco, a Filipino graduate of the
University of California law college
and at one time editor and publisher
Of the Filipino Observer, has opened
a Filipino employment office at
446 Broadway. He was formerly in
the employment business in Los An
gclcs and plans to give the people
Of Imperial Valley the benefit Of his
experience in obtaining Filipino
labor He has agents in Los An
gclcs and other parts of the state to
ikccp him in touch with his country
mcn desiring work.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-23

We Loan to Bu!l6, Dn7 Or refin
ance. Tyler Insurance agency. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-23

Learn to Live Longer. Constipa.
tion and Stomach Troubles cease
when the Simplex Health System is
staught by easy personal lersons with
cont drugs or medicines. Consult DR.
Harding, Suite ia, Hotel Oregon,
El CeHtro. Hours 10 4. III. to , p. m.
adv
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Phone or call personally for appoint
mcnt. He invites inspection. Costs
nothing to look. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-23

The Academy of Music will give
their monthly Sunday afternoon
musicale next Sunday at 1870 0 'clock
The public is cordially invited. adv
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4 Buttonholes. Especially nice for
ehidrcn's clothing. Strong and
meat. Made hy machine. Mrs. Che,
Ter McNutt. so Euclid adv
st. Agnes Guild of st. Paul's
Episcopal church invites YOU to n
card party to be given in the parish
rooms, entrance on South Fifth St,
near Orange Avenue, on Monday
~cvcning, November %, beginning at
q o 'clock Refreshments win he
Served. adv
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nosed strength who have lived all
most entirely, not to bless either
children nor grownups, but to
work out their own selfish schemes
of domination and ambition.
We pass in the lessons from
these relations of private and
family life to the larger considera~
tons of life's essential values
the peril of riches, the standard
of true goodness, the nature OF the
authority of truth and righteous
ness and love, the rule OF COG
from within the heart, and the
conception of love as the law Of
Gods kingdom.
Then came valuable lesson on
the misuse of national privilege
and the Christian responsibility OF
the individual as citizen. All these
lessons have been profoundly
practical and definitely applicable
to the problems of our life today.
Climax
But the lessons Of the quarter
have found their climax and their
largest revelation of truth in deal
ing with the sufferings of Jesus
and the last scenes in his life.
Here the lessons have emphasized
phases of these tragic experiences
not always so we'll set forth.
In considering the fellowship Of
Christ's sufferings we have had
to consider not only what Christ
has done for us but what we may
do to share his life and purpose.
1t is here that the meanings O.
Christianity attain their highest
and that the experiences of the in
dividual Christian find their
noblest development.
We never can know Christ fully
ship of his sufferings, and we can
until we enter into this fellow
never find the strength that he
imparts to men to battle with life's
perils and difficulties until we find
his message and his power through
this communion.
Thus as we consider Jesus fac
ing his enemies and discover the
meaning of the Christ, we are
brought to the climax of the quar-
ter's lessons in the study of the
Son Of God with power.
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North Park Christian Church be-
gins Monday morning at 9 o'clock
and is open to all children of be-
ginners, primary and junior age.
The pastor, the Rev. j. A. Long,
will preach Sunday morning on
"The Living Church" and in the
evening on 1.-THE Life of JOY"
In the Fairview Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at 1O:45 will be
given a program of special summer
music, arranged by Mrs. F. T. Eden
harter. 1t is as follows:
MY Faith Looks Up to Thee" the
"Berceuse'' from Godard's 10
Mrs. Ruth Sterling Devin. soprano;
~ Violin, Miss Georgia Henrietta
Baumann; piano, Robert Robert j. is Snultz'
Mezzo-soprano, Miss Mildred M.
Schmedel.
Duet-"Be Glad in the LORD" Hosmer
Mrs. Devin and Miss schmedel.
DR.. Edward Haines Kistler will
speak briefly on Seeking God"
The program of special music at
Broadway NJ E. Church Sunday
evening at 8 o'clock will be as fol-
lows:
Organ s.obh,rs
o. IN Moonlight Fi fett.Sh
Now the Day Is over" ....,.. .Barnby
AH !Praise Ye the Lord. Cesar Franck
Silent Meditation With the Organ
IT Need Thee Every Hour
AfRsS TSe King Of Love MY Shepherd Is%
Observation-Disclosures. shelley
Faith. Hope and Love" ....-.. Shelley
June Barcarolle" ......... IscnalKo"sAl
Win I'm Heavenly Love Abiding, Holden
Soprano. Mrs. R. ]. KreipKe alto.
MI Parrish irish bass. 6. c. Lloyd
Ms aHo TH0 Spirit. Truth Divine" ..;
lns Ear IMg Heart to at Thy sweet voice"
n; 1;Evenine on the sea- .....' BehT
Mildred McFall, organ; Lois Axline.
violin. Addie Axline. nute.
E'4 "come, Let Us worship" 49,. .PaIestrina
Lord. For Thy Tender Mercies SS ake
Seek We the Lord" .....,. Roberts
soloist. Lloyd v. Mof1ett.
1 POI and Circumstance" .ElRar
The Rev. Homer Dale. pastor of
the Hillside Christian Church will
preach Sunday morning on "Old
Fogies in the Church" The young
people will have charge of the eve
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BY VIM. E. GHROY, d. d.
Editnr Of The CongregationaIist

THE quarters lessons and the
l. title of this review lesson as
given for young people and adults
tell the story of the Son Of God
with power. Beginning with the
Interpretation by Jesus Of His own
Messiaship, with an Easter lesson
intervening, anticipating the CHI
max of his earthly service and tri-
umph, these lessons have presented
the great dramatic events and ex-
pe1iences of the Christ life.
The lessons have given us not so
much a series of incidents, or OF
chronological happenings, as the
spiritual high lights in the earthly
career of Jesus and in the effects
and influences Of His teaching and
personality. The lessons present a
great record of Christian truth in
outstanding events the story of the
life of Him who said, 81 am the
way and the truth and the life"
Vital in these lessons has been
the story of the TRANSPORTATION with
its suggestion of the glory of divin-
thy that hovers above our earthly
life, and that yet seeks ever to link
this life of daily experience and
commonplace duties with beatif1c
facts and visions.
Family Ideal
The social implications of the
Masters teaching come out in his
emphasis upon the foundation Of
the Christian family, in love and
gentleness and in all that good
men and women associate with
little children.
If we could always maintain
home and family life upon that
plane, how gracious and beautiful
it would bel. And how happy,
despite even its tears and its
trials! In this connection we have
the superb picture Of Jesus bless
ing the little children and welcom-
ing them to his arms.
1t is a revelation Of the tender
ness Of the strong man, and ii
stands in ultimate contrast with
! many world-famous men of sup
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had on the home grounds between
$50 and 7 o'clock C. S. IT, Trans
portation will be provided those
who desire it. A good program will
be given following the supper.
The Rev. Elmer Jones of the st.
Paul M. E. Church will use the
subject, What Is Man?" for his
sermon Sunday morning. The
theme for the evening message will
be Human Perils."
Americas Fundamental Need
The Christian Home" will be the
sermon subject of j. Floyd Seelig
at the Fifty-F'irst Street M. E.
Church on Sunday morning. In the
evening service at 8, the Rev. c..
H. Gebhardt of the Carrollton Ave-
nue. Reformed Church will be the
preacher.
1.-THE Rev. Vernon w. Couillard,
pastor of the Second Morayian
Episcopal Church, corner Thirty
Fourth and Hovey SITS, will occupy
his pulpit after an absence of two
months. His morning sermon theme
will be Count Your Blessings" At
the evening service he will preach
on 1.-THE Honor of His Name"
The Rev. Floyd Van Keuren, rec
tor Of Christ Episcopal Church, will
have the usual quiet celebration Of
the holy communion Sunday morn
ing at o'clock. Morning prayer
will be at 10:45. The rector will
preach on the subject vital Vaca-
tons" The boy choir will sing
"Alleluia Sequence" by Dudley
Buck.
The E. w. Hoover concert orches-
ira will give the following program
at the Cadle Tabernacle Sunday
school tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock.
selection-"The Desert Song" Romberg
Viennese songM"old Refrain& .Kreisier
Overture-"Feast Of Lanterns" .... Bennett
At the Broadway Evangelical
Church the Rev. L. E. Smith will
preach in the morning on "Pauls
Pod Of Ps" and in the evening the
sermon is to be "a Great Bible
Question"
The vacation church school at the
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the service. The church will cost
when completed about $165,000.

the service. The church will cost
when completed about $165,000.
"The Vacant Chair" will be the
sermon of the Rev. L. G.. E. Fackler,
pastor of ST. Matthew Lutheran
Church Sunday morning. There will
be no evening service. The Dorcas
Society will hold their meeting
Thursday evening at Brookside Park
and have a "pot-luck" supper.
The following will be the order of
service at the All Souls Unitarian
Church Sunday as announced by the
pastor, DR.. F. S. c. Wicks. The serv.
ice will start at II o'clock.
Prelu6e-Chaminade.
From Fifth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Fourth Service.
Covenant.
Words Of Aspiration.
Responsive Reading, gath Selection.
Scripture.
Notices and Offering.
Andante Contabile-Tschaikowsky
Hymn $40.
Benediction.
March Of Observation-Disclosures
The Rev. o. w. Fifer, district
superintendent of the Indianapolis
district and former pastor of the
Central Avenue M. E. Church, will
preach the morning service at the
Broadway M. E. Church Sunday. A
sacred concert will be given in the
evening.
The Epworth League Fellowship
hour will be in charge of Rebecca
Baldridge. A presentation, 1.-THE
Angelus," will be given. William
Terrill will lead the meeting at the
devotional hour. The topic will be
Our Good Times, Bought or
Built" George Hoagland will play a
cornet solo.
On Sunday DR.. Armin A. Holzer
will speak three times at the Indi-
annapolis Gospel Tabernacle, at 10
a. m. His subject will be Christ
the Mystical Head Of the Church. "
At 2:30 p. m. he will speak on "The
Divine Plan Of the Ages" and at
7:30 p. m, 1.-THE Jews, the Gentiles,
the Church and the Second Coming
of Christ"
Monday at 7:30 he will deliver his
stereopticon address on THE Re
vealed Secret of the Ages in Christ"
On Tuesday he will speak on