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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
IN
WHEAT LIGHT
Prices Rise in Face oi
Expected Month
End Slump

CHICAGO, Sept. I.--(Fl-Smallor
deliveries OF wheat than had been
looked for on the first delivery day
under September contracts had a
bullish effect on the market today.
Wheat opened IN quarter to 5-Sc high
err with moderate buying later help
ing 70 hold prices up. Corn, too. had
u firm appearance with some short
covering i'm September. There were
no receipts CT corn OF the current
month contract.
Opening quotations were 3-Sc 70
5-Sc higher for future months with
September at 5-Sc to / Use advance.
September and December pats were
a little easier at the outset but hard
visions were unsettled, September
lard starting 7c 10 I5c under Fri
days close.
The trade had forecast deliveries
of around one million bushels Of
wheat today under September con-
tract and 765.000 bushels were
brought in. Moderate buying by
commission houses and evening up
by shorts found offerings light, ana
September wheat was nearly lie
above yesterdays close az the end OF
the first hour. Crop news was mix
ed, the Liverpool market being dull,
but influenced to some extent By
less favorable reports cut or Aus
tralia- The German wheat crop was
estimated at ten million bushels
more than last year. Exports picked
up, Portugal being credited with
purchase of 100000 bushels OF Man
ltobas and plate wheat for Septem-
Der 20 April shipments.
Cash corn was still at an attrac-
tls premium over September. and
rs was expected there were no de-
liveries under the September ON
tracts. Shorts were buyers and
with cool weather persistinr over
the corn belt prices remained steady
during the early trading with SEN
TENDER touching &c above FRIDAYS
close. Oats deliveries were $4,000
bushels. There were 526 lots W
September lard delivered and after n
weak start lard moves up to the vi
entity Of the previous closing fig
ures.
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County Derns To
Canvass Returns

The Cameron county democratic
committee was scheduled to meet at
the court house Saturday afternoon
for the purpose of canvassing the re-
turns of The run-off primary, and
trRnsactinr other business
Judge v. VI. Taylor. county chair
man. will preside. and will be succeed
ed by Judge III. II. Yates. elected
chairman at the first primary
"A complete financial report will be
rendered and unexpended funds APP
portioned hack to the candidates.
RumorE Of q contest in connection
with the sheriff's race were rife Fri
day and Saturday. hut no authentic
information was available.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
MAPS
FIRST swing

BY ID. HAR0LD OLIVER
Ansnrlafed Press Staff Writer

ALBANY. M. ". Sept. 1.--{R-Sep-
TENDER rolled around today ard found
Governor Smith still figuring out de-
tails Of the first cur he will make ia
the race for the presidency.
Less than ten weeks remain before
election day in November yet the
democratic presidential nominee was
peacefully sequestcred in the big
brick residence on Eagle street which
he hiss called home for nearly eight
years while guiding destinies Of New
York state-putting the finishing
touches on his initial itinerary.
Unlike ca~mpaigners Of long ago,
who 81 this stage of q presidential
year had covered much ground and
made Us high as six or eight speeches.
the New York governor is one of
those who believes in a slow start and
q whirlwind finish.
One thing was certain today i'm
connection with the nature Of the
campaign Governor Smith will MAZE.
He has decided to revert 20 his time
honored custom of delivering only
extemporaneous speeches in the belief
this type Is more effective than the
prepared address.
In all his gubernatorial campaigns,
the governor never made a speech
where he had 10 read from text. Since
becoming the democratic standard
bearer he has prepared in advance but
one and that was his acceptance
speech. His decision to adopt his
old method of stamping means he
will be free to elaborate on some par
ticular issue or embrace entirely new
ones, whereas under the prepared adj
dress system he would be at q disad-
vantage If Ne desired to stray from
text, as often Is the case in q fast
developing campaign
The democratic nominee will spend
the Labor Day weekend in Albany.
He had no press conference on his
engagement list today, nor any other
callers on campaign business. Will
liam #. Kenny, an old crony, was ex-
pected in from New York for a little
golf, and if anything else happens
over the weekend which he thinks
would be Of interest. the governor
promised TO volunteer the informa-
tion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
Utilities Sold In
2 Southern States

DALLAS. Texas. Sept. f.-tPl-Ac-
QUESTION OF two properties In Okla
homa and Arkansas by subsidiaries
Of the Central and Southwest Utili-
ties company vas announced today,
The Public Service company or OK
lakoma has taken over the Southwest
Power company's properties serving
eighteen communities In eastern
Oklahoma, including gas and cleo
trio service in McAlester.
The electric properties IN twenty
seven Arkansas communities have
been take over hx the Southwestern
Gas and Eectric company. which nov
serves liz communities in Arkansas
Louisian aand Texas. The Public
Service company Of Oklahoma
serves ID3 communities in eastern
Oklahoma. and the two ~organiza.
tions. along with other Of the central
and southwest group serve SIS com
munities i'm southwestern states.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
PROFIT TAKING
HALTS STOCKS
Some New Highs Made
In Face Of HeAvS
Week End Sales

Anro4&t4 AAE64 EtA@ANA4A AoAA0k
NEW YORK, Sept I.-tF-Heavy
weekend pr0fit-taking interrupted
resumption or the strcnE upward
price movement On the New York
Stock Exchange today, but not until
after more than IN score of issues
bad been lifted to new high gronad.
Early gains ranged from 4 To Y
points with trading ia enormous vol
nme.
The market started off * 4 brisk
pace set by large scale poo opera
tors, supplemented hy extensive pub
lic participation. Toward the end
or the first hour waves of selling
swept through the market nnd trad
ers reduced their commitments and
TOOK profits over the holidays. This
selling had been Anticipated Nv veu
Fl the sharp advances in price
earlier IN the week and good supnors
Was provided for most issues.
MOTOR stocks again were heavily
bought Hupp and Chrysler were
pushed up TO new high levels: gtude-
oaker ran up a few points nn N Iarrs
turnover, and sale OF A block nf 2e..
e0O shares or Nash was made ~
70 S. an extreme gain wv v pointg
General Motors, which rarordnd n
spectacular advance vesterdav 81
back ON realizing.
National Cash Register -cort5uup,
20 respond to reports Of exnnndinr
earnings by crossing ~ w n N.Y.
high record. BarnsdalI "a Wi,
above ~ for the first time this vaa,
II anticipation Of resumption n
dividends IN October. Loose-WiIaT
I'm which Arthur WV. Cutten ma /,
group Of middle western associate
have acquired = arge interest. con,
tinued it's move into new hsrl
ground above S. Curtiss Wa N
hriks demand on rrmors CT fmpur
tnat developments next week. Mont
Eomery Ward was another stron.
feature.
There was increased huvinr a.
railroad stocks. especially 81. Loui,
southwestern, Wabash, Missouri Pa.
ciflc preferred Erie, Chesapeake 4
Ohio and 81. Paul preferred. which
established "a new high nc 55 I-2.
The closing was firm. Total sales
approximated 100000 shares.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01

CHANGES seen
BY ROBINSON
REIMBURSEMENT I'm Par
ties Forecast; In
Dallas Monday
BY WALTER CHAMBLIN.
associated Press Staff Writer

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Sept. 1.-4R,
-ReadJustment OF the nations DO
litical structure as an outgrowth OF
the present campaign is f%oreseen BY
Senator Robinson who today busted
himself with preparations for his
speaking tour through the South.
The democratic vice presidential
nominee disclosed this view yester-
day in his old home town Of Lonoke.
rs miles east Of here. in thanking his
life long friends for the celebration
held in honor of his selection as the
running mate Of Governor Smith.
THE campaign now beginning will
prove memorable for many reasns,"
he said. cit is destined 60 be marked
by a breaking up or old political lines
and the formation Of new ones. AL
ready the public has taken note Of or
gained efforts to influence voters
through Misrepresentation and false
hood"
While he did not expand this state
ment. the senator did say that n the
contest progresses, reckless and i'll
considered statements from sinister
sources may be expected" and the
side which might employ or knowing
" permit such influences should BE
penalized by All who really love our
flag and believe in what IL stands
for"
II would not want an office how
ever exalted, secured by acts or state
ments unfair and unjust 10 the oppo-
s~ition." he declared. AT the same
time let me urge those who are de-
voted to high standards in politics
Il exact from the opposition are
abandonment OF the whispering cam
paign' now being secretly carried on.
Mr.. Robinson vii leave here Sunday
for Dallas. Tex, where on the next
day he will deliver the first address
of his southern tour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
Leal Body Taken
To Mission Home

The body Of EuIcgio LeaI. about 20.
who was drowned at Martins swim
ming pool Friday morning, was taken
to the home or his parents in Mis-
sion Friday night BY the Cara TN
dertaking establishment. Leal was
to have been buried Saturday after
noon az Mission.
The youth was thought 20 have
been the victim Of cramps. He was
q good swimmer and had crossed the
body Of water several times Just pre-
vious TO the fatal accident. BOYS
with him stated that he went off the
slide feet first. stuck his hands par
tally out Of the water, and sank from
sight.
They began u hurried search Tor
him but he was drowned when found
several moments later
"A pulmotor was rushed 70 the scene
but was not ahle 20 revive she boy.
A verdict Of accidental drowning
was rendered BY Jssfiee ~ The Peace
Fred rs. KowalskL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

9.45 a. m.-Bible school. Harry I,
Faux. superintendent.
1855 a. m.-Morning worship, the
pastor preaching. The theme will
be sour Ministry Or Healing Mrs,
kinkade viii play for the prelude
"Pensee Religieuse" ~(Lebeauj; fol-
the offertory, "Andintinov lie.
marel; for the postlude. "Postiuds
IN c. (Costa). The choir will sing
an anthem, "Send Out Thy Light
tGounoHA.
p m.-Traininr service. IN,
unions meeting in their separate de.
partments 70 rtheir programs and
meeting together for the closing ex-
ercises.
3 p. m.--Eyening worship, the mas.
tor preaching. The theme will ~
"Depravity.7 The organ numher,
viii Pc Prelude, Prelude in c.
t~Loeschorn). of~fertory. Grade
Song" (Hauser), postlude, Post,
icde IN G" lLemmens). Several N
the old familiar hymns will be sung
DO not miss this service.
Tuesday, $3.50 D. m.-The Woman's
Missionary society will meet in their
business and socia meeting. This
meeting changed from Monday On 49,
count Of Labor Day.
Tuesday. z D. m.-Deacons mee.,rv
tuesday, : =. m.-Sunday school
workers conference.
wednesday,, s p. m.-Prayer meet
ing and annual election Of officers.
T. w. Marshall. Pastor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
Regular Monthly
Review Is Held
AT Fort Brown

Troops or the 18th United States
Cavalry. stationed ~ Fort Brown.
passed in review before Col. Charles
McH- EbH- post commander. Satur-
day morning following regular
monthly inspection.
A gallery Of approximately 500
persons witnessed the review. Spe-
rial space having been set aside for
automobiles,
Inc review was held on the Fort
Brown flying and polo field begin
nlnE at . o'clock. IL was scheduled
to get under way at 6:4b but delays
" mounting the band held IN the
maHeuvcrs IN minutes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
Concert on Air
For First Time

The l2th Cavalry band concert ~
the Post bandstand was broadcast
by remote control by station KWWG
for the first time Friday evening
All concerned. including Director &
IT. WaddinEtor. expressed them.
selves pleased with the transmission
The regular Tuesday and Friday
concerts will he broadcast from nov
on. Il has been announced.
Katherine and Evelyn Tut. sister
entertainers. will render solos and
duets of popular music SATURDAY.
evening S:O0-9:00. Katherine III
play accompaniment At the piano.
Jack Cole has been programmed
for piano selections also.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01

LIVERPOOL. Sept. l.--tH3-Sput
quiet; higher American strict good
middling 1898. good Kidding 1n.Tzs
strict middlinE 1865; middlinR 1855:
strict low middlinn 1885, low mid
ding 1923; strict good ordinary
1905 good ordinary D.T3. Sales 5000
bales 1900 American. Receipts 1000.
American nii. Futures closed quiet
and steady: Sept. eos: Oct. csc: Jan.
9-T5i March 9-7Ti Nay orc; July
9.76.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
Garibay To
Start Vacation
Monday Morning

Miss Malvina Garibay. informa.
ton secretary OF the B~rownsvllle
chamber Of Commerce. Ia "a begin
her regular yearly vacation Non
dsy.
Shc will remain in Brownsville
until Saturday week when she will
70 TO Fremont to attend the we'd
dinE Of her brother. Francisco
GnribaT. Jr.. to Miss Vicenta Con
Eales OF that city.
Following The wedding ceremony
Mnich - 10 be held Sunday week,
Mss Garibay will go TO both San
antonio End Galveston for short
VISITS. She viii be away approx.
mately two weeks.
bnrinT her absence. Mrs. Roy
weller will fin her place At the
chamber Of commerce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01

Are you ri 4 stand-still on some i'm
portant piece Of printing for want
Of an idea for an illustration We
represent the Service Engraving
company, largest In the state. and can
help You out Of your dilemma By
making you Just the cut you want.
This IA only one Of the services Of
fered BY James Advertising Agency.
SIS HidaIgo Bank Bldg Mercedes.
Phone 500. (lol
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Martins Swimming Pooi-PscnEck-
ing and fishing free. Swimming Use.
Good fresh water.-Adv. 3d..
The Cameron Food Shoppe. located
in the Cameron Hotel. Ninth and
Washington is now open. Home cook.
ing with dining room service.-Adv. ..
Miss Eta Nance Gilliland has
opened her piano and expression stu
do at the First Presbyterian church
On North Elizabeth street. All pu-
pills interested in class or private
instruction are requested to make
early application. For further in
formation. call Miss GiIliland At the
Cameron Hotel. Ninth and Washing
ton Tel Observation-Disclosures 90.
Valley Business College opens its
fourth years work on Monday and
Tuesday, September 3 and 4. 1923.
both day ana night sessions. Try 70
start at the beginning. For special
phone 744. or write q. w. Moothart,
President.-Adv. 2.
WIN GbHrlMlN N1A& were NNlN
to Mr.. and Mrs. g.. T.. Reid at In
dinnapolis- Ind Thursday. according
20 4 Telegram received Friday morn
ing BY Mrs. ri. q. Pierce, mother OF
Mrs Reid. Mrs. Reid was formerly
Miss Katherine Pierce Of Browns
vffis.
Spanish speaking salesman. big
~mmAa c. A. AmNa M~nm~
mott Motor Go. Used Car lot, across
from Post Office--Adv. 3.
Roads Good-Roads 10 the coast
are reported in excellent condition.
Rains fell at Point Isabel and Boca
Chica Friday. but extended only q
mile or two from the coast. Large
crowds Of batkers and fishermen
went down 10 the Gulf Friday night,
several parties remaining over for
the weekend.
offices Will CIose--All offices IN
the Cameron county court house will
be closed Monday in observance Of
Labor day. Several OF the county
officials are preparing to leave Sat
urday night on fishing trips which
will last over Monday.
Returns-Rev. j. n. Wright Of the
Central Christian church has re-
turned after an extended visit to
Central Texas. During his absence
the pulpit Of the church has been un-
occupied. He succeeded Rev. +. ;.
Baker here.
Customs Head Inspects Roy
Campbell or San Antonio. United
States collector of customs. left
Brownsville Saturday for Mercedes
following a tour 81 inspection Of
the Brownsville port. He was to
attend the opening Of the new inter-
national bridge near Mercedes Sat
urday.
Apply Final Coaf-The final coat
Of whitewash was being applied 70
jumps and fences around the Olym-
pic jumping field AZ Fort Brown
Saturday preparatory II the Labor
day horse show.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01

S:45 a. m.-Sunday school, Cleve
Tandy, superintendent.
n a. m.-Morning worship. Pre-
Jude, "Canzonettap (From the Vio-
lin Coneerto), by Tschaikowsky; Of
fertory, Romance in ID Flat" BY
Mallard: anthem. "Praise the Lord,
by ~Randegger: sermon, Religion in
the Heart" postlule. "Finale Third
Sonata Abridged" by Ckpocci.
s D. m.-Evening worship. Prelude
~Berceuse" Grade Song). By Ber-
niger; of~fertory. ~AndRnte" (from
Serenade) BY Beethoven: anthem.
The Day Is Gently Sinking" by
Stultz; sermon, What rs the Cos
pel?" Postude, "Largetto and Allie
gro BY Roberts. J. A. Russell. mu-
steal director; Mrs. A. B. Niven. or
gRnist.
The atove services will he broad
cast owe radio station KWWG.
Emmett Il. Day. Pastor.
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no MOVE PHONE HEAnQuARTERs

LITTLE KOLK. Ark Sept- LII
-Headuuarters Of the Southwest
Telephone Co.. will be removed
shortly 70 Dallas for the sake Of
closer cntacts with Texas and Okla
home units or. the system. ID. r..
STRICKLAND. vice president In charge
Of operations. announced today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
Rail Workers
Strike Vote Is
Being Counted

CHICAGO. Sept. f.--tF-A strike
vote affecting 10000 employees Of
western railroads was being counted
IN Chicago today with che arrival of
a. T. Whitney, president of the
brotherhoo Of Railway Trainmen.
from Cleveland TO supervise the tab
uations- Mr.. Whitney vii announce
the result tomorrow.
If the vote should favor the strikp
Il was explained drastic actionl nivha
stf pc averted through ratification
OF a mediation pie tentativelv
a<reed upon i'm Wash nxton hetwaen
the federal board Of mediation ana
union officials. That plan womld
hood. ~
lhe unions are seeking a wage in
rease and new working conditions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
Flashes Of Life

BERLIN-The worlds best woman
discus thrower Is to be a diplomats
wife. Advices from Warsaw tell II
the engagement Of Haalinn kono.
packa, Olympic victor. 10 M. Matuc-
zewski, who il TO be Polish minister
ut Budapest.
NEW Y0Rk-A real sheik IL in
the ho0segpw for non-payment OF al
imony. Hadii Tahar, So, says the
first he knew that his wife, a Hun
garin woman - years old. had Oh
tanned a court order for SIS a week.
was when he was arrested. He fears
his people will be h~eart-broken over
his plight. He said that besides BE-
ing a sheik he Is a first cousin az
the King Of Arabia and A prince i'm
his right. The sheik has been
In the movies here at times.
EAST N0RTHFIELD, Mass.-A
granddaughter or the late Dwight l..
Moody. educator and evangelist. "
70 marry a scholar. Miss Mary
Nhittle Moody is engaged to Arthur
Worthington Packard or Boston,
who was in the Phi Beta Kappa ut
Brown and was graduated Magma
Gum Laude. He YVES also a swimmer
and a track athlete. He IA a. BE-
field sseretary Of the world peace
foundation.
WEST POINT. M. YIN 1859 two
cadets At the military academy were
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01

HOUSTON. ex- Sept. i.-AFl-
Mrs. r.. n. Cantro Has under bond
Of $500 today. charged with assault
to murder filed after her husband
had been shot IN the right shouI-
der. The shooting followed q quar-
rel. Cantra told detectives.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01

NM YORK, Sept. 1--7H-FNF.
IN exchanges steady quotations
rentsDs Great Britain drmzAd
cables ass 0-a2; 60-dav bills rA
Nnks ISL 3-f6; France dkfmamd $50
WV; cables $40 D-I6. Italy 5.Z3 f-z.
sum 1880: Germany 25.EIs Tu~
NJ q 1853; Montreal f00.0d ILLS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01

CHICAGO. Sept. l.-P-Tae East
end Northwest were connected to-day
ky coordinnted rail and air passen-
ger service, when the Transconti-
mental Air Transport. Inc. began the
operation OF a definite schedule or
paasenger-carryinE airplnnes between
Chicago and Minneapolis and st.
Paul
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01

NEW YORK. Sept. f.A0P-Th
cotton. rubber. cocoa, coffee ~,
sugar exchanges and the cottonsecI
PA trade Of the produce exchnnr
TOOK : special holiday today i'm CON
nection with the Labor day week
end.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
MARKETS AT
IA GLANCE

(By The Associated Press
New York
Stocks strong; airpiane Issues rise
substantially.
Bonds staady; trading dull
Foreign exchanges steady; ven up
-.
Cotton, sugar. coffee holiday.
Chicago
Wheat steady. bullish Canadian re-
ports.
Corn steady, better export demand.
Cattle irregular.
Hogs steady TO lower.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01

CHICAGO, Sept. f.-fP-Poultr1
alive steady; fowls 20@26c; spring.
SOC; brcilers soc; ROSTERS eTel
spring ducks 17@22c; spring renSl
l9c.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01

$3.50 q. m.-Sunday school, Z. A.
Monsees, superintendent. Business
mems class at Queen theater.
0:50-Rev. j. Z. Loyett will
preach. Mrs. Lane will play "Mel-
ody in r" (Rubinstein); "Cauzontta"
(~Hollaender); postlude (selected).
Mr.. J. l.. Shepheard will sing "Resig-
nation" tCaro Roma).
z .. m.-League will meet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-F-Unitci
States bonds: Liberty 8 I-22s a9.14F
firss 4 las 10000; third J-l'
lob; treasury 4 Ids 1I1.25. q 3-d
103.3O.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01
DRYs LOSE IN AUSTRALIA

SYDNEY. AUSTRALIA. sept. I.-tFl
Prohibition was defeated by more
than two to one in the new South
Wales liquor referendum today.
Voting was compulsory. The count
showed 165.145 in favor Of nrohibi-
tion and s9s.ss2 against il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01

tEpiSsupAil-
Holy communion 1880 a. m
Holy communion and sermon Il
a. m.
Litany 1880 p. m.
r. O. Macintosh, Pastor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-01

Services with Holy Communion at
10 a. m. in the junior high school
auditorium. You are cordially in
voted 20 attend our services and
worship with US. n. T.. Wiederan-
ders. pastor.
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CHURCHES
SACRED A CHURCH
tsnmmer RexuIationl

EaAhEU nEAMA
fSnmmer ReguIati0nl
Sunday
TOO a.. m.-First Mass and Hcis
Communion.
$500 4. m.--Last Mass and m
Denedicti0n of the Blessed Sncra'
ment.
No evening service except on spe'
cial occasions.
Week days: Divine Service every
morning at 2 o'clock.
Jean B. Frig0n. o. a. M. Pastor
CHRISTIAN UNITY
Monday. 8 p NELSON In truth
Thursday, Q .. m.-Regular serv.
ice.
Every day ct 1851 to 1898 D. n,
Prosperity silence.
Reading ron open every dsV
from Q to III q. IN.
Meeting room located st 1881 Eiiz-
abeth street upstairs.
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Fourth and Levee Streets
Regular III a. m. and 8 D. m. serv-
J. X. Wright, pastor.