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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-01-27

Marian Tabernacle. No. 81, l. o. q.
Twelve, Tacoma, Wash,-Meets LIST
and 3rd Mondays, Ma at the
Jesse Graves, H. r., GLIB Thompson
Ave; Mrs MARY PRYOR. c. r., 4g2s
so Te~ t-es
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Here's A Bargain
Stucco House for Sale

Owner must make change and
VIII sacrifice. Purchased five
room stucco house twenty months
ago for $1,000 on contract. Have
equity of $4,000 with balance of
$4,000 payable on contract and
first mortgage. Will sacrifice
equity for $1,000 cash, purchaser
to assume contract.
House located at 507 No. S0th
street, rooms with breakfast
room, all floors hardwood includ-
ing kitchen. bedrooms and closets.
Full length plate glass mirror in
entrance hall. All walls oil paint
ed, no kalsomine. Living room
and breakfast room finished in
beautiful Tiffany finish. Large
fireplace with bookcases on either
side full width of room. French
doors. Artistic arc light fixtures
and wall bracket fixtures. Kitch-
en- has tile sink, large cupboards,
wired for electricity. 800 inlaid
linoleum installed two months
ago included. Electric heater on
hot water tank included. Tile
bath and shower, pedestal wash
bowl. Bedrooms finished in two
tone oil paint and each has wall
bracket electric light in addition
to regular fixture. A-C floor out
lets in living room, breakfast
room and. bedrooms. Curtain rods
In all rooms included. Full ce-
ment basement with large garage
with plastered walls. Hot air
furnace. House wired for Radio,
including late type umbrella an
tenna. Splendid radio reception.
Street is paved but paving ASSESS
ment still due.
II you are interested In high
grade modern house at bargain
call Sunset 3062 or call at house,
507 No. S0th St., Sundays only.
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Queen Of sheba Chapter, No. =, q. t.. g..
meets second and fourth Wednesday
nights each month at Masonic Hall.
Twenty first Avenue and Jefferson
street Mrs. Lula Beavers, w. M,
1910 31st Ave. NJ, phone East a2TS,
Mrs Anna Il. Bagley. secretary. 22f5
East olive St, phone East 1892
S-2S-2S
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Bremerton, wash.

Pure Gold Lodge No. 70. n. & A. NJ
Meets on second and fourth Monday
nights. r. u. Williams w. NJ, 1870
seventh st. Phone 4o4-J. j. X Black
well, Secretary, Box 3S4. Bremerton.
Wash. 1-1-2S
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Of Eastern Star, meets every first and
third Tuesday nights O'Clock. at
Masonic Hall 21st Ave. and r.. JET
ferson ST. Mrs Vivian Spearman. w.
NJ, 1884 18th Ave. n. w. Phone sun
set 1858. Mrs. Pauline Anderson. sec
rotary. 1922 jackson street. Beacon
1913. 7-1-2S
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The Churches
A Loving Shepherd

Isaiah 40:11. He shall feed his
flock like shepherd: he shall gather
the lamb with his arms, and carry
them in his bosom.
Ezekiel SAIL. For thus saith the
Lord Jehovah: Behold, | even |. will
search for my sheep, and will seek
them out.
~. As a shepherd seeketh out his
flock in the day that he is among
his sheep that are scattered abroad.
so will | seek out my sheep; and /
will deliver them out of all places
whittier they have been scattered in
the cloudy and dark dav.
IS. And l will bring them out from
among the peoples, and gather them
from the countries. and bring them
into their own land; and | will feed
them upon the mountains of Israel,
by the watercourses. and in adj of the
inhabited places of the country.
IA. | will feed them with good pas
ture. and upon the mountains of the
height of Israel shall there fold be.
there shall they lie down in a good
fold; and in a fat pasture shall they
feed upon the mountains of Israel.
10. | myself will be the shepherd
of my sheep, and | will cause them
to lie down. saith the Lord Jehovah.
26. And | will make them and the
places round about my hill blessing:
end | will cause the shower to come
down in its season; there shall be
showers of blessing.
Prayer
90 Love that will not let me 60,
rest my weary soul on Thee;
give Thee back the life | owe.
That in Thine ocean depths it flow
May richer, fuller be-"
Remember the Sabbath Dav, to Keep
Ii Holy-Exodus 2O:8.
Co to Church Sunday
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Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c. A.
Vesper services last Sunday were in
charge of Miss Grace Fisher who
presented very interesting pro-
gram. This Sunday the Tri LIS have
charge of the service and will offer
a varied and unique program.
The Annual banquet Thursday night
proved success as usual, serving
more than hundred guests. Miss
Evalena Davis, the executive secre-
tary read her annual report which
was highly complimented by the 9th
er speakers and the applause of the
guests. The Swimming Class will be-
gin Saturday Feb. a. Others inter-
ested in joining this class may regis
ter at the branch. Other classes will
meet as usual next week.
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Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Rev. j.
Sterling Moore, Pastor-Sunday
School had a fair attendance last
Sunday. Enthusiasm ran high as a
result of the contest between the
girls and boys High School classes
for possession of the banner. The
girls. with Miss Candace Black as
teacher had won the bonner Sunday,
January 10. but lost it last Sunday
70 the boys class, with Mrs. N. Win
burn, teacher.
The Presence of the Holy Spirit
was felt by the many worshippers
who attended the morning service.
1.-The power of witnessing church"
was the subject of an inspirational
sermon by the pastor. who chose as
his text Acts IS. He said in part,
1.-THE church is regenerated or as
sembly. Before a church can be-
come witnessing church, its men,
bership must be regenerated; born
again membership; called out from
the world. A witnessing church is
a powerful church." Mrs. 2. d.
Hamilton united with the church.
The B. Y. p. U. was led by Mr..
Ouinton Spears in the discussion of
the topic on Church Loyalty.
Genesis 35: was the text of very
helpful sermon by the pastor at the
eight o'clock service. Many visitors
were given a hearty welcome by the
pastor.
Next SUNDAY will be Young Peo-
pies Day at Mt Zion. The young
men of the church will have entire
charge of the services. You are in
vited to attend and encourage them
by your presence.
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given by this group few weeks ago.
They will hold Social at the home
of Miss Louise Gayton's, Friday ev-
ening, every member is urged to
come and bring a friend.
The Pastor will preach at both SER
vices next Sunday. Come, you will
be benefited.
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al II Puget Sound Lodge No.
q. Q !
VIZ ~ 100, =. u. y. q. Elks of
NAzAO world, SeattIe-Meets LIST
<<S&8&&2E and 3rd Monday nights, 8
-ASsXSKS o'clock, at Elks Home.
,JHN2H.tE 1Sht Ave and Il. Madison
s@s2M@U8ssS st. Visiting Elks are well
xEe&E come to privileges of Eiks
.MN Home. w. -, Vrooman,
exalted ruler, Ill gath
Ave: N Phone East 5864. L. Harts-
field, secy, $40 Jackson st. Phone
MAIN flz5' 1-1-2S
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Rooms and Apartments
For Rent

2Ist Ave. and Fast Madison. 3 and
5-room apartments for rent, fur
nished or unfurnished. Rent reason
able. Call for key at 1895 22nd Ave,
or telephone East 2SS7, mornings
before 1880 o'clock. 2-l7
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HOROSCOPE AND GENERAL LIFE
READING
Full information. A surprise awaits
YOU. Immediate reply. Send dime
and birth date MOJAVE STUDIO,
Box 4O4, Troy, Kew York.
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Furnished Apartments

Nicely furnished Broom apartments
for house keeping. Also single rooms.
Everything modern; rent reasonable.
Mrs. Ida Harding. 2422 e. Madison st.
Phone East 1886
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Eureka Chapter, No. I, Roynl Arch
night at Masonic Hall, 2lst Ave and
jefferson st. +. l.. Marshall, NJ. f.
ii. p, 6031 9Th Ave N. w, phone
sunset 1870; Fred Woodson, secre-
1927. LIES
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NE Tacoma Lodge
No. 142, 1. ID. T.. o.
r.. of W.. Tacoma.
Wash. - Meets LIST
a n d 3rd Friday
nights, Elks' Tenn
pie, 1879 Tacoma
Ave. Fred u. Har-
ris, Exalted Ruler,
1919 South 18th st.
Ray II binso
sec'y., 1027 so.
Trafton. fps
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TOussRinI L'Overture ConsistOry No.
81, Seattle, Wash, meets on notice
at Masonic Hail. 21st Ave and JEFF
ferson St F. s. Sanders. Comman-
der-in- Chief, 500 18th Ave. n, East
14l3: John w. Fort Secretary, 1920
N. 53rd St, MElrose Os37.
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Harmony Lodge, M. 2, Il. and A. W.,
Seattle, Wash.-Meets End and 4th
Monday nights at Masonic Hall 21st
and Jefferson st. James Davis, w. NJ,
$, Sanders, secretary, 800 18th Ave. ~
Phone East l4l3. 1-l-2S
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Hesperides Tabernacle No. 100,
Knights aud Daughters OF Tabor,
meets First and Third Thursday nights
of the month at 8 o'clock at Masonic
Hall, 21st Avenue and Jefferson st.
Visiting Daughters and Sir knights
are welcome. Anna e. Bagley, II. p.
Phone East 1892: Nora Walker, c. r.,
Phone East 2424. Aug. 1916.
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Olympic Chapter. o. &c. ~, Tacoma,
wash. - Meets every Emo Thursday
night at the Elks' Temple. 1899 Tacoma
Ave. Mrs Mamie Dixon. w. M, 2Ov
East 27th ST.; Mrs. W. Hamilton, secre-
tary, 3213 So. Ash ST. Phone Mad.
26594. Sept. 10 '26
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Puget sound Lodge, No. 3211 g. U.
O. o. r. Tacoma Wash.--Meets LIST and
ard Wednesday nights at Elk's Tenn
pie. 1929 Tacoma Ave. e. A. Hamilton,
NJ G. 1927 So. Cushman, Main 1868;
Ray Gibson, p. s.. 1112 So. M ST.; Main
9466-L. 10-1 20
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VT. Rainier Chapter, No. 1, o. T.. s.,
seattie-Meets on first and third
Hal, 2lst ave. and T.. jefferson st.
Mrs Ida Rounds, w NJ, 9lg 3Oth
Ave., Prospect O672 Mrs. Elizabeth
South BEACON $3.50. LIES
, 1928-01-27
81. CROIX STATION.

St. CKUIA STATION.
New York. Jany. 24th-Ihe raw sugar
market was easier and prices declined
1882 of a cent to the basis OF 4.43, under
continued liberal offerings and little deS
mand. The only sale reported was 600,
bags Of Porto Kican for prompt ship
megt, at the quoted price. Raw sugar
tutGIes closed one point net lower on
January and unchanged on all 9th
deliveries. The volume Of business n
small and operations were mostly Of
weak and evening in variety. Sales
were $3.50 tons, January closed 2.62,
March 2.66, May 2.74, July 282, Septem-
her 289. December 2.95. The refined
sugar market was quiet and unchangeQ
at $50 for fine GRADUATED.
, 1928-01-27
IS. NAVAL RADIO STATION.
JANUARY 10Th. 1923.
Courtesy OF the Associated PreSS.)

Washington:-A bill requiring that all
Government officials and Government
employees earning more tnan three thou
sand per year shall be required to make
a pubic list of all stock and bond hold.
ings and a record Of previous employ
ment before accepting the Government pc
sition over a ported of ;Wo years and the
amount of bonds and stocks purchased
during the two years o civilian employ
ment previous 20 the start of Govern
ment employment and it shall be compar-
ed with the amount purchased during the
same period OF time under Government
employment. Senator Frazer, representa-
tiveflom New York, presented this bill and
requested it be immediate consideration.
Manaeua:- Between six and ten oxen
and several dogs have been killed by the
, 1928-01-27

marine patrol firing into
ChipOte while investigate
that General SANDING hS
seriously wounded. {
was an established fac
SANDING was wounded
Gus or not was unkDO
cans.
Washington: The Kelly o.. riz-
ing the Post Office Department to ustab-
fish mail routes TO foreign countries in.
Guiding co D. service, with special re-
ference to Mexico and South american
counties was apprO we'd yesterday by the
House Committee of foreign affairs.
Ashville:- Harry Brooks who started
flying a FLYER plane IRON Detroit 10 Mia.
mi yesterday with a gasoline supply of
only AZ gal. was forced to land here to-
day after nine hours and ten minutes in
all. Harry Brooks is the pilot o. Mrs.
LiLdbergh and had the famous trip to
Mexico with her.
Washington: Two Officers and fifty
five enlisted men OF the observation
squadron six, located at Quantico, feceiv-
ed orders 10 rroCeed to Nicaragua, it
was announced that a large transport
plane will be flown down.
New York:-Ihe captain Of the Levia-
thar who has spent 80 years at sea and
five years with the Uni ed States Ship
ping Board sent in his resignation to the
us. Shipping Board at Washington yes.
terday, saying he was going to leave che
sea and spend the remaining years Of his
life on lanG.
Washington President Coolidge an,
nOunced yesterday that there was no oc.
casion for considering seriously the state
meIts of Naval Officers about the waste
of the naval appropriations in the keeping
Of navy yards and ships, that they claim
ed were useless to the navy also their
statements about naval inefficiency. .
Colon, C.Z-The Commander of the
Peruvian cruisartAlinira reported that the
cruiser had been damaged in collision with
a Peruvian submarine; the report was re-
ceivpd by wireless and did not state the
condition Of The submarine, The collision
occurred off Balboa this morning.
, 1928-01-27
FREDERIKSTED THEATRE
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This story Of courier Of the RUSSIA Gar who carried a message across Russia and
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transferred tOt the screen by one of the leading French companies in LatWa and we take
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cammed with thrilling scenes of the amazing adventures Of the most heoc cha@cter
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From the standpoint of spectacle there are a number of massive and eXchngs scenes
OF batien which thousands of persons are used. 4 gor2eo1s set OF a ball 10 the
palace wit its b1Han costumes =. and unusual mt striking scenes OF the gamOurOus
of the Grand Khan of the Iatars: The weird and striking costumes of these
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MICHAEL SIROGOFF So big spectacular production, but W are charging just
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seeing d reals super production once 10 while.
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LOVE FOR ANIMALS BROUGHT REWARD
JUST HIS LOVE FOR ANIMALS prompted William
ROYAL station cat shown above with Mr. Duvall, and
other and birds at the station Mr. Duvall never
dreamed of monetary reward yet Julius M. Golden
berg Washington department store owner, left Duvan
q legacy Of $50 month to feed his pets
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Shove RS
MAY BREAK
HEAT

There IL a slight possibility that
the present ovenlike heat will be
broken before tomorrow morning,
the Weather Bureau reported today.
Today will be mostly fair, with
the possibility that there will be
local thundershowers tonight or
Tuesday, the forecaster said.
There will not be much change
in temperature, he added.
81 At 10 O'clock
At 4 o'clock this morning the Their
mometer at the Weather Bureau
registered rs degrees and the Their.
mometer at the Pennsylvania Ave.
nue. Kiosk 70. At &. 10 and III
o'clock the two thermometer regis
tered the same degrees Of heat, 10.
rs and So. At o'clock, however,
there was two degrees difference,
the Weather Bureau recording rs
degrees and the Kiosk register II.
Neither Casualty nor Emergency
hospitals reported any heat pros
tration cases up TO noon today. Yes.
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With touseled hair and u
crazed look Oh his face, Ernest
Cole, Of the 900 block Delafield
IPl. N. W., last night forced
| his way into the home Of Mrs.
Ella MacD Donald, Hyattsville,
Nd, and shot down his wife,
Mrs. Florence Cole, and Gerald
IMaher, Of the 1000 block Co
tlumbia Rid. IN. w.
Jealousy over attentions paid BY
Maher to the pretty wife. who Is q
telephone operator at the Georgia
exchange. n ascribed as the motive
that prompted the husband to at.
tempt to take the lives OF the cou-
pie. Cole and his wife had been
separated for more than year.
Wounds wife
Coming to the house ut 1880
q. M, the husband, according to-
into the living room where Maher
and John Dyer were sitting The
wife, hearing her husband ask for
her and becoming alarmed ran to
the bathroom and locked herself IN.
Mrs. Macdonald declared that
Cole drew q revolver from his
pocket and sticking the weapon in
Overs side ordered him to sit still
and keep out OF this Maner in
the meantime had run To the kitcn.
en-. Mrs. Cole opened the bath
room door and her husband inime-
diately opened fire upon her. Two
bullets went wild and the third
struck her in the left breast.
During the shooting Mrs Mao,
Donald made her way to a closet in
room near by, and. according to
her statement today, remained there
| in fear and trembling
When Mrs. Cole crumpled to the
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\. !. Girl WINS
400 ME TER
SWIM
~ international News service

ny International News Service
OLYMPIC SWIMMING STAD.
rUM. Amsterdam. Aug. 6.Amer-
Ica's swimmers won and lost In two
final races staged In connection
with the Olympic games today. Miss
Martha Norelius. New York. rpn1p-
ing off with the 4O0-meter finals for
women with Josephine McKim.
Homestead, Pa. In third place while
Arne Borg, Sweden. took the men :
500 meter race in a new Olympic
record OF 1851 As.
Take Back Places
The best the Americans, Clarence
Crabbe, Honolulu, and Ray Rudy.
New York. could do against Borgs
performance was third and fourth,
respectively.
The old record holder, Roy"
Charlton. Australia, was second,
about ten meters behind the win.
ner. Crabbe was full length OF
the tank, or so meters, back OF
Borg and. in turn. beat off his coun.
tryman, Rudy, by a length of the
pool. Gorilla, Argentine, and Ault,
Canada were distant, fifth ana
sixth, respectively
Charlton's old record was 20:06 80
but. in spite OF Borg's dazzling Ell.
fort, his didn't even threaten his
own worlds record OF 1907 1-5.
NOreIims Sets Record
As convincing as Borg's victory
was. Miss NOrelius made hers even
more SO. She led from the very
outset. thrashing a trail so keen
that no other Miss in the field had
the temerity to follow ii except at
a respectful distance. Miss Mckim
remained in second place nearly all
the way closely followed by Miss
Braun, Holland. The latter waited
until the final so meters to flash
her bid for the place. The Hol'
lander's sprint was too much for the
firing girl from homestead, who
fell back into third place. and was
four feet behind Miss Braun at the
end
She set new worlds record of
5:42 for 400 meters.
The stadium was in an uproar AZ
Miss Norelius finished the race and
pulled herself blithely out Of the
tank. apparently unwearied by her
record effort. The American 1ans
set up great clamor over the
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The who's Who directory in today's
Times and Herald Classified Ads is n
valuable guide 70 WashlnGtOn's most
RELIABLE business houses.
The Washington times., 1928-08-06

Read The who's Who Directory APP
nearine In today's Times and Herald
Classified Ads for a list Of firms that
are anxi0ns 20 serve yom.
The Washington times., 1928-08-06
WRECK PICKUP
Injured In Day Coaches

The foreman of the roundhouse
at Mounds said he was unable to
estimate the number of injured.
At the yard masters at Mounds
II was stated that most Of the Grip
pied and injured We're in the day
coaches. Both trains carried Pull.
man coaches.
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BANK STATEMENTS

Washington Clearing House,
So, 83S, 923.5l.
New York Clearing House bal
ance, $1OI 900, 900.
New York Clearing House ex-
change. $484, OOO, 900.
Treasury balance. 1869 ,443, lO4. O7.
Customs receipts, $6,554, 1913.
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|. Q COUP
DROWN Z
SAVED

IA husband and wife, whose
name was said to- be Mathus,
but whose complete Identified
ton could not be obtained,
we're drowned in the Potomac
River while fishing off Morgan
town, Md, early yesterday
morning.
The couple were said to live In
CAPITOL Heights, Nd, and to have
LEFT 4 four.year.old daughter in the
care OF neighbor when they went
on their outing.
Party Fishing
They were fishing near the Nor
gantown lighthouse shortly after s
o'clock. accompanied by another
man and woman, said to reside IN
Washington.
One Of the party II said TO have
stood up In the small skiff from
sized H. All four were thrown into
the river.
The second couple, apparently,
themselves aflcat with the aid of
the capsized boat, but the frantic
efforts of Mr.. and Mrs. Mathus
only resulted in turning the skiff
over and over.
Two Are Saved
Robert Jones. Of Colonial Beach,
Va. owner of the launch Twilight.
went to the rescue of the party
and succeeded In taking one man
and one woman into his boat. Mr..
and Mrs. Mathus. however, by that
time were not in sight.
Rescue work was begun immedi.
ateIy, swimmers and other boats
going to the scene. and help was
sent from the naval proving grounds
across the river at Dahlgren, Va.
but efforts TO recover either of the
bodies were unsuccessful.
The water is so feet deep where
the two we're drowned.
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third baseman. shortst0p. and
left. right and centerfieIder.
Contestants -four in number)
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4 Held for Shooting
Man in Inn RoU

After being identified by their victim WIFE, four all
giving Washington addresses held the Upper Marlboro
Jail today charges Of intent KILL following the shooting
last night John H. Bailey, 49, of the 100 block of New
Hampshire Ave- n w, at Badensburg (dd) roadhonse.
eaeyO Prince county
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