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Christian EndeavOr

The following officers of the District
of Columbia Christian Endeavor Union
will be installed at the meeting Monday
at pm. at Fifteenth Street Christian
Church: President, ID. Roland Potter;
vice president, Stewart Smith; general
secretary, Miss Thelma K. Splitter; re-
cording secretary, Miss Ruth Jarvis;
treasurer, r. r. Hosick; intermediate
superintendent, Mrs. l.. G. Greene;
junior superintendent, Mrs. Fred Kline;
assistant junior superintendent, Mrs.
Mary Flather; publicity superintendent,
A. T. Minor; assistant publicity super
erature superintendent, Miss Helen
Smith. The installation service will be
conducted by DR.. Walter F. Eagleson,
pastor of Sherwood Presbyterian
Church. In line with citizenship and
world peace themes of the Crusade
With Christ" Miss Blanche Mayes will
read the story of the Unknown Soldier,
from the pen Of Mary Raymond Ship
man Andrews, entitled yellow. Butter
flies"
The Crusade With Christ" Commits
sion will broadcast radio program over
Station WIFI (the Fellowship FORUM
tomorrow from to $50 pm. The pro-
gram will be model Christian En-
deavor prayer meeting, with music and
speeches on the theme Crusade With
Christ" in evangelism, citizenship and
world peace.
Merritt l.. Smith, president of the
District Of Columbia Christian Endeavor
Union, will visit the North Carolina
Avenue Methodist Protestant Christian
Endeavor tomorrow evening
Dana Quarles has been elected prest-
dent of the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Union, Miss Alice Letsch, presi-
dent Of the Luther Place Memorial, and
Leo Winding. president Of the Fifteenth
Street Christian Christian Endeavor.
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REV. c. H. LAMBD|N
OPEN-A|R SPEAKER
Several Lodges to Be Special
Guests at Temple Heights
Tomorrow.

The open-air religious services to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock, at Tenn
pie Heights. under the direction of
Grand Chaplain Rev. John G. Palmer,
will be addressed by Rev. c. H. Lambdin,
pastor of Anacostia Methodist Episco-
pal Church. The music will be directed
by j. Walter Humphrey and solos and
duets will be sung by Mrs. Louise
Tucker and Raymond D. Fillius, both
of Electa Chapter, No. 2, Order Eastern
Star. Frank M. Roller will be in charge
Of ushers.
The officers and members of the fol-
lowing named lodges and their families;
AnacoStia, No. 81, James c. Beveridge,
jr., master; Pentalpha, No. 49, Ernest
P. Knapp. master; William r. Single
ton, No. 80, Dean H. Stanley, master,
and Justice, No. 46, George H. Foster,
acting master-also the officers and
members of the following named chap
tiers of the Order of the Eastern Star
with their families: Electa, No. 2, Mrs.
Elizabeth E. Harmon, matron; Robert
Thompston, patron; Naomi, No. 3, Mrs.
Loretto NJ. Robinson, matron; James
B. Robinson, patron; Hope, No. 80, Miss
Eleanor M. ClarkSon, matron; J. Will
hanson Cook, patron--will be the spe-
cial guests on this occasion.
All members of these fraternities and
their families, as well as the public, are
welcome.
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17SERBIAN CHURCHES
LIST 1875 MEMBERS
Report for 1926 Shows Denomina-
ton in U. S. Had More Con-
gregations Than in 1915.

The IT churches of the Serbian Or
thodox Church In the United states
in 1926 had 1878 members, as COM
pared with 12 churches and 14.3Ol
members in 1916. reports to the De-
partment of Commerce show. ALI OF
these churches were located IN urban
territory.
The total expenditures for 1926, as
reported by Is churches, amounted to
SCI .97S, including S6l.15 for current
expenses and improvements. and S6,828
for benevolences, etc. The total eX-
penditures reported by II churches IN
1915 were S29,353 The value OF
church edifces Including furniture and
eouipment), as reported by Is churches
for 1926. was S272. 900, which may be
compared with SI06, 700 reported b.
10 churches in 1916.
Sunday schools were reported by
seven churches of this denomination IN
1926, with 10 officers and teachers and
497 scholars. The number Of officers
and teachers in the Sunday schools, as
reported for 1915. was IL and the num-
Der Of scholars 653.
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HIGHLAND BAPTIST TEXT.
Sermon in Recognition of Fourth of
July Announced

At the Highlands Baptist Church to-
morrow night, in recognition of the
Fourth of July. the pastor will preach
on 1.-THE Glory and Honor of the Ma
ton" In the morning communion will
be administered and the hand OF fell
lowship given.
The daily vacation school has started
with a large registration and children
are being added at every session.
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REV. D. C. GORDON TAKES
UP NEW POST TOMORROW
Will Preach at Mount Rainier
Christian Church-Comes From
North Carolina.

Rev. D. c. Gordon, successor to Rev.
Charles M. Kriedler in the pastorate
of Mount Rainier Christian Church.
will enter upon his work tomorrow.
Mr. Gordon is a native Mississjppian.
an evangelist and pastor. He received
his academic training at Phillips Uni
versity, Enid, Okla, and received his
degree of bachelor of divinity from
Pennsylvania, 1925. He comes here
from North Carolina, where he has been
paStor-evangelist fo- three years at
Farmville and New Bern.
Mrs. Gordon is with her mother In
Ohio until July Is, when she will join
her husband in Mount Rainier. She is
a native of Ohio, a graduate of the
School of Expression, Phillips Uni
versity, and had special study in Kansas
City and Chicago. She was with Rad
cliffe Chautauqua the season of 1925.
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EPWORTH M. E. PASTOR
TO HOLD COMMUNION
Or. John Paul Tyler viii Deliver
Address at Morning Service
BEFORE Service.

DR.. John Paul Tyler, pastor, viii ad-
minister communion after his COM
uunion address at the II o'clock service
tomorrow in Epworth Methodist Epls-
copaI Church South, Thirteenth street
and North Carolina avenue northeast.
He will take as his topic for the pm.
service Eyes That See"
Delegates from the Sunday school
win leave today to attend the Sunday
school workers annual convention, 70
be held in Westminster. Md. They VIII
70 In company with delegates sent from
other Sunday schools throughout the
city
The Epworth League chapter an
nounces the delegates to the annual
Epworth League convention, to be held
in MaSsanetta, Va, from July TO 10,
have been elected. and viii be accom-
panied By others Of the league who VIII
take advantage of the training courses:
The delegates are Herbert Angel and
S. Edwin Moore, il.
The Hummer Memorial Sunday school
class viii meet in the church Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock. The weekly prayer
service VIII be conducted by the pastor
Thursday evening.
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DIR. HUGET TO FILL
PULPIT TOMORROW
Pastor OF Brooklyn Church to
Speak Twice to Congre-
gationaIiStS.

DR.. j. Percival Huget, minister Of the
largest Congregational Church in the
world, the Tompkins Avenue Congre-
gational Church of Brooklyn, N. Y, will
be the preacher tomorrow morning and
night at First Congregational Church.
Tenth and G streets.
DR.. Huget held paStorates in Gales
burg. Ill. and Detroit. Mich, before go
ing To Brooklyn IL years ago. In addl~
ton to his work as writer and lecturer
he has for several years served as pres
ident of the Congregational Home
Boards Of Missions.
His subject in the morning viii be
1.-THE Call for Light" and III the eve
ming. 1T Can Be Helped"
Or. John d. Wolcott will be the lead
or of the S. S. c. E. at $50 pm. Topic
for discussion will be America First
In What?" The leader of the Y. P. S.
c. &. will be Miss Lorna Ellis. topic:
what Difference Does It Make What
We DO On Sunday?" Thursday eve
ming. church night supper, at O'Clock,
followed by social and prayer meeting.
led by Mrs. Elias c. Alvord.
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DIVINE SCIENCE CHURCH
ENROLL MENT REPORTED
Total Of Members in 1926 Placed at
3,466-Expenditures for
Year $15S.45s.

According TO returns received by the
Department of Commerce, there were in
the United States % churches of the
Divine Science Church in 1926, with
3 1856 members. All Of these churches
were located in urban territory. This
denomination was not reported in 1916
and there are therefore no comparative
figures.
The total expenditures, as reported
by II churches, amounted TO Sl58, 458,
including Sl41, ITO Tor current expenses
and improvements, S11,348 for benevo-
iences. etc, and $4,000 not classified.
The value Of church edifices (including
furniture and equipment), as reported
by six churches. was 1901 900.
Sunday schools we're reported by II
churches of this denomination, with 154
officers and teachers and 1893 scholars.
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Pill GRIMAGE PLANNED
TO SHRINE OF ST. ANNE
Washington Group to Leave July
10 for Visit to Canadian
Spot.

The annual pilgrimage of Washing
ton Catholics to the Shrine of St.
Anne de Beaupre viii leave Union Sta
ton July 19 at pm.
The party is scheduled to visit Buffalo
and attend mass at the Shrine Of Our
Lady of Victory at Lackawanna, where
Mgr Nelson Fl. Baker Is in charge
of numerous child-caring institutions.
Niagara Falls will be visited, as Will
also Toronto, with two-and-one-h half
day stay at Montreal, and visit to
Brother Andre. referred to as 1.-The
miracle man of Montreal"
The party viii spend the feast day
of st. Anne, which occurs July 26, at
the renowned Shrine of st. Anne de
Beaupre, Quebec, returning to Washing
ton by way Of White Mountains, Port
land, Boston and New York City. II. s..
O'Neill is in charge Of the party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-30

Services at Campbell A. M. E. Church
tomorrow will be as follows: At IL am.
the pastor, Rev. j. A. Danes, will
preach, after whcih holy communion
will be observed. At pm. another
Of the series of Commute services will
be conducted under the auspices of the
Fisher, rector of st. Monica Episcopal
Church, will deliver the special mis-
sionary address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-30
APPELMAN BIBLE CLASS
TO PRESENT PROGRAM
Judge Nations Will Deliver Ad-
dress on "America's Outlook at
Baptist Services.

The Appelman Bible Class OF the
Temple Baptist Church Bible School
viii present the program at the night
services tomorrow. Judge Gilbert o.
Nations, editor Of the Protestant Maya
zine, viii deliver the address on the
topic of Americas outlook. The pro-
sfarn viii be Of a patriotic nature.
The morning sermon by the pastor,
Dr. J. z. Boorde, viii be on THE Bible
and Our Country" The daily Yaca-
sson Bible school is in progress Dele
gates left Friday 10 represent the
Young Peoples Union at the national
convention in Kansas City. The dele
cation from the Columbia District Fed
Grafton carries the invitation TO this
convention 10 come TO Washington for
It's newt meeting Mr. and Mrs. Fred
2raugh, Mrs. Onchen Owens, Mrs.
Elizabeth AcDaniels are IN the group.
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SERMON BY PASTOR.
National Baptist Memorial Church
Services Outlined.

At the National Baptist Memorial
Church tomorrow morning. the Lords
Supper will be observed, following a
sermon by the pastor, DR.. Cove O.
johnson Vanity Fair" will be the
subject Of his evening sermon.
At the Thursday evening service the
pastor viii report on the convention at
Toronto at which he Was visitor.
The enrolment at the Summer Bible
school, now numbers sc, with the pri-
mary department in the Lead. Miss
Edna p Grover directs the school and
has an excellent corps Of teachers.
H. D. Williamson. ST. assistant scout
master 81 Troop 40. LETT yesterday El'h
eight boys Of the troop for nye-day
auto trip 70 Natural Bridge and return
via Harpers Ferry, visiting the tour
large caveTns en- route
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REV. T. w. COOKE IN CITY.
Rector Returns and Will Fill Pull
pit Tomorrow.

Rev. Thomas w. Cooke, rector of the
Ascension Church, Twelfth street and
Massachusetts avenue. has returned to
fill his pulpit tomorrow after an absence
of several days. He announces the
services tomorrow as follows: Holy
communion, 8 am: monthly celebra-
ton, II am. with sermon on the topic
God Is Love" Evening services dis
continued during July and August.
Week day celebration Thursday at 10
am.
During July and August many i'm
provements will be made on the church,
the contractors beginning work IN the
near future.
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PLAN HOLY COMMUNION.
Georgetown Lutheran viii Observe
Two Services.

Seventy Times Seven" win be the
subject tomorrow at ! a m, IN George
town Lutheran Church, by Rev. Harold
Beatty, pastor. Holy communion VIII
be administered at both the morning
and evening services.
Christian Endeav0r meets at z pm.
Getting a Fresh Look" VIII be the
topic at the pm service
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Walking With God Sermon Theme

Walking with God" viii be the sub.
ject of Rev. B. II. Writings sermon at
the Friendship Baptist Church. First
and II streets southwest tomorrow, at
IL am. Rev. Lewis j. Brooks will
speak at pm. Sunday school meets
at $50 am and B. Y. p. u. at 6 pm.
Prayer and praise service Tuesday at
8 pm.
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"MATURITY OF PAUL. !"
Rev. r. A. Farley to Speak at
Tabor Church Tomorrow.

At Tabor Presbyterian Church, Second
and S streets, Rev. r. A. Farley will
speak tomorrow at IL am. on 1.-THE
Maturity of Paul" The Young Peoples
Society at $50 pm will be led by Miss
Marguerite Murray. Theodore F. Sar-
gent. an elder in the First Presbyterian
Church, is the speaker at the 8 pm.
service.
The first daily vacation Bible school
TO be conducted by the church will be-
gin July 2 at $50 am. under the d.
rection Of Miss Ruth Reynolds. The
primary department will be superin-
tended by Mrs. Lula Logan. Other
teachers are Miss Alexine Tanner, Miss
Dorothy Shaed, Miss Lillian Johnson
and Miss Pansy Gregg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-30
ALBANIAN ORTHODOX
CHURCH STATISTICS
Commerce Department Reports In
crease in Membership in 1925
Over 1916 Enrc 1lment.

The Department of Commerce an
nounces that, according to the returns
received, there were in the United
States nine churches Of the Albanian
Orthodox Church in 1926, with 1898
members, as compared with two
churches and 410 members reported In
1916. All of these churches were 10
Gated in urban territory and seven
churches, with 1858 members, were
located in the State of Massachusetts.
The total expenditures for 1926, as
reported by nine churches, amounted
to $14,850, including $14,650 for cur
rent expenses and improvements and
5000 for benevolences, etc. The total
expenditures reported by two churches
in 1916 were $2,482. The value of
church edif1ces (including furniture and
squipment), as reported by five churches
for 1925, was $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-30
SERVICE DURING SUMMER.
H Street Christian Church to Con-
tinue Educational Program.

The H Street Christian Church, Sixth
and H streets, southwest, will continue
its educational program and worship
service throughout the Summer.
The morning services tomorrow are
Bible school at GAS am, preaching
service at IL o'clock, eliminating in
the observance of the Lords supper at
11:50. At 8 pm, Rev. H. c. Mayhem
will use as his subject, 'Is mans con-
science his correct guide?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-30
Rev. w. L. Darby 10 Preach.

Rev w l.. Darby, executive secre-
tary Of the Federation Of Churches, VIM
nreacb on The Great Adventure" IN
Mount Pleasant Congregational Church
tomorrow morning
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START UNION SERVICES.
Petworth Churches to Hold First
Session Tomorrow.

PetWorth Churches viii be held tomor-
row 1T the Petworth Methodist Church.
on Grant Circle. and the pastor OF the
petworth Baptist Church, Rev. Henry
J Smith, viii speak on Gifts Of Com
pensations" These services are held
each year. evenings only during July
and August The churches and pastors
alternating in the cycle; Methodist,
Presbyterian and Baptist.
The morning service at the Baptist
Church win be held as usual, with a
sermon entitled, "Divinity's Tools"
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Non observation-disclosures.
The Open Door Church

4oi ~. Nv Rev g. w OYER, Pastor
The pastor VIII preach al u am. and
sanday School. 0 As am aud Yopne Peo-
Die S service at Z D.m Also Bible study ia
Prophecy. TUESDAY. H. ~ PM and PRAYER
h4eeIluA Thursday, u m.
ALI ARR WELCOME -
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Love Is Pastors Theme.

do Washington Women, Young and
Old, Tire of Being Loved by Men?" is
the subject of Rev. z. Hez Sven, to-
morrow night at 3:15 o'clock. The IL
o'clock morning sermon subject Is
"Taken!"
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RETURNS FROM TORONTO.
Rev. j. L. s. Holloman Attended
/. Baptist Convention.

After being absent from the city for
nearly two weeks attending the Ma
tional B. Y. p. U. and Sunday School
Congress in Milwaukee, Wis, and the
Baptist World Alliance in Toronto.
Canada, Rev. j. L. S. Holloman win
return TO the Second Baptist Church
tomorrow. He viii preach at IL am.
on Knocking at the Unopened Door. "
At 8 pm. he viii have for his subject
The Suffering Of Loving Lord" The
Bible school win meet at $50 am. and
the B. Y. P. u. at pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-30
UNITED BRETHREN.
Memorial United Brethren Churcl

North Capitol and r. Streets
Rev. Simpson p. Daugherty, ID. D., Pastor
Rev. }. Hersehe1 Cooper, Assistant Pastor
Morning at 11-Rev. Charles z. Fultz, d. D.
Dist Supt.
Evening at S-Union Services In lexington
Presbyterian Church. Sermon by Dr.
Sunday School at s:4o. c. E Societies AZ ?.
Prayer Service and Ofhcisl Board Meeting
Thursday at PM
CONE AND you WILL COME AGAIN i
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DR.. BALL TO PREACH.
Heart of Christian Unity" Is
Taken as Theme.

At the Metropolitan Baptist Church
Pastor John Compton Ball viii preach
tomorrow morning and evening. His
morning theme viii be THE Heart Of
Christian Unity" He will give birds
eye view Of the Baptist World Alliance"
which has just closed its sessions in
Toronto. Canada, also review Of the
findings Of the Northern Baptist Con-
vention. held in Detroit, Mich. He was
a delegate 10 both these meetings.
At the evening hour a patriotic sery-
ice will be held and the pastor win
speak on "Our Country at It's Best"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-30
SERVICES ON LAWN.
Hamline M. r. Church Announces
Program for July.

The congregation OF the Hamline M.
z. Church win hold the Sunday evening
services during July on the church lawn.
A patriotic service will be given to-
morrow night at Z o'clock.
The pastor DR.. Chesteen Smith VIII
speak in the morning on Grounds for
Optimism In our National Life" and Mt
the out-of-door service on the theme
"a Beatitude for the Nation"
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"pride of Citizenship Is Topic.

Rev. Bernard Broskamp. pastor OF
Gunton- Temple Memorial Presbyterian
Church will preach tomorrow morning
on the subject. Pride and Response
bilities of American Citizenship"
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REV. DR.. SIZOO TO PREACH
Serves Twice Tomorrow at New
York Avenue Church.

DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo will preach at
both services tomorrow at New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. In the
morning, at IL O'Clock, the theme for
his sermon will be Who Owns
American"
In the evening second of a series
of Sunday evening song services will be
held In the Sylvan Theater at the
Washington Monument These meet
ings consist of half hour song service.
Or. Sizoo will deliver short address.
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"DENIERS OF THE FAITH"
Or. Z. b. Harris Announces Topic
for Tomorrow.

DR.. Frederick Brown Harris, pastor
Of Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church,
will preach tomorrow morning on the
theme "Deniers Of the Faith" end ad-
minister the sacrament Of the Lords
supper
A. the evening service his subject
Will be "Sh0d with Sandals
Evening star., 1928-12-04
Immigration Policy
Should Be Maintained.

immigration Policy
Should Be Maintained.
The policy of restrictive immigration
should be maintained. Authority
should be granted the Secretary of
Labor to give immediate preference to
learned professions and experts essen
tial to new industries. The reunitiuG
OF families should be expedited. Our
immigration and naturalization laws
might we'll be codihed.
Limit of Wages
Based on Production.
I'm It's economic life our country has
rejected the long accepted law Of
limitation of the wage fund, which led
to pessimiSm and despair because 1t was
the doctrine of perpetual poverty, and
has substituted for 1t the American con-
ception that the only limit to profits
and wages Is production. which is the
doctrine of optimism and hope because
it leads to prosperity. Here and there
the councils of labor are still darkened
by the theory that only by limiting in
dividual production can there be any
assurance Of permanent employment
for increasing numbers. but In general,
management and wage Garner alike
have become emancipated from this
doom and have entered q new era in
industrial thought which has unleashed
the productive capacity of the tndi-
vidual worker with an increasing scale
of wages and profits, the end of which
is not yet. The application of this
theory accounts for our widening dis
tribution Of wealth. No discovery ever
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17
COBBLER PROUD OF C00LIDGE'S CHECK
Washington Workman Has Piece
 Of Paper Photographed

Washington. Mar. IT. ReExhibi- ted proudly on the wall Of the quaint basement shop of N. Ring. fine shoe repairer here. Is the photograph of a personal check for t2.s5 signed by Calvin Coolidge.
 Ring. like his father before him, is one of Washtngton's "c'arac- ters." The White House messen- ger. bearing the shoes and slippers Of the first lady Of the land. rubs shoulders with other more plebeian seekers after half soleA and new heels in the red-brick alley entrance to the shop block or two from the White House.
 Rings precious check bears mute but eloquent testimony that Cool idge economy is not only a public policy. but a private conviction. and that a strict New England scrutiny scans the seepases from the house hold eXchequer as we'll as the out pouring of billions from the na- tion's treasury.
 A small French hair-dressirg es- tabiishment, also near the White House. treasures personal checks from Mrs. Taft and Mrs. Wilson. drawn while each reigned as first lady. but it cannot boast the sigma ture of the president himself. ana Ring has great pride in his exclu- eive possession.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-17
City Items

16 cents per gallon. tax included, Atlantic gasoline: ooc quart Atlan- tic oil: at Towers Filling Station. South Main St. Saturday and Sunday. -advt.
 All mem bers of the Ladies' Auxi. liary of A. G. Hammond camp wish ing to go to Bristol Monday night will leave on the 6:45 o'clock troll ley from the center. ... Tickets for the Wepnerberg Chorus at Hultgren's and Miller s Hanson 's.-advt.
 Don't forget the the Wennerberg Chorus annual concert at the Capi- tol Sunday 3 p. m.-adyt.
 IS cents per gallon. tax included, Atlantic gasoline; 200 quart Allan tic oil: at Towers Filling Station, South Main st. Saturday and Sunday. -advt
 A Nash Spring Suit. Joe Ryan. 1s4 North St. Phone o909.-advt- May Peterson soloist and Ruth Bennett Lindsay accompanist at the Capitol Theater, Sunday, 3 p. m.
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