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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-28
bURTNESS OPPOSES
EXISTING RAILROAD
CONSOLIDATING ACT
North Dakota Congressman
Would Repeal Law and De-
wise Petition Plan

Consolidation OF tho railroads Of
the country into regional groups un-
der the provisions Of the present
transportation act Is not regarded as
tho wisest method Of merging by O.
b. Burtness. representative OF the
First North Dakota congressional dis
trict In the house ut Washington. He
favors repeal Of the arbitrary provi-
sion In the existing law, under which
Il ID made mandatory on the Inter-
state Commerce commission to effect
such regional combinations. In It's
place he would enact legislation for
the guidance Of the commission In any
future cancellations. as on petitions.
He says In Z communication to The
Tribune:
"A tremendously important qucs-
ton before the country Is what the
future has In store In the c0nsolida-
ton Of railroads.
The interstate commerce commits
sion has now attempted to comply
With the i~ll-advised provision in the
transportation act Of 1920. i~nstructing
It to prepare a plan along the lines Ut
which all future consultations must
take place. It Is ridiculous to as
sumo that all vital questions Of i'm
p0rtance In every state of the union
should Be carefully considered by the
commission In ono investigation
where neither shippers nor carriers
participated.
Tho plan now proposed will prob
ably he useful In attracting more
careful and intelligent consideration
to the problem. but It should not be
accepted a. the final word.
Il believe congress should promptly
repeal the arbitrary provision In the
1870 act and enact legislation pro-
viding q legislative guide for future
consultations. 1t should instruct
| tho commission that when petitions
for ~unification arc presented. due
consideration must be given to the
maintenance Of competition. the pro-
motion Of economy, the affording Of
better service. the preservation and
Improvement Of service by necessary
weak Or short lines. simpltfied and
more effective regulation. the cstab-
lishment Of systems wcll-balanccd
within themselves and with other
systems. and other factors IN the pub
nc interest.
Il will not now comment on the
suggestions for the Northwest except
to say that I am disappointed In any
proposal that would end systems
At the Twin Cities. Such cmitS the
important factor Of obtaining a well
balanced system" In the sense Of q
diversity Of commodities carried
Northwestern railroads should be
connected up with roads leading al
least to Chicago. such rs the Bur-
lington. and thus obtain the benefit
OF Z greater density OF traffic rs vel
rs the transportation Of relatively
more manufactured commodities TAX
ing higher rates. Only in this way
can ne hope for substantial reduc-
lions on bulky farm products. Even
transcontincntal systems might ultt-
mAtely be preferable.
II feel I can aSsurc the public thai
the entire question will have the
early attention Of tho committee or
interstate and foreign commerce Of
the house. Of which ! am Q member.
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| Turn south on u. s. Is to Dcnvcr.)
Then Ill miles oiled: l3.8 miles gravel:
15.6 miles earth. TO the Nebraska
Wyoming State Line. The distance in
WYOMING is %6S.7 miles including
city streets travcrMd..
We next have ~ miles gravel; 9.J
miles earth: 81 miles gravel. to Big
Spring Junction us. l3H from Denvcf.)
Then Tl.5 miles gravel: q miles con-
crete. to- North Platte.
Then l.6 miles concrete: 10l.9 miles
gravel: 2.5 miles concrete. 10 Fort
kcarncy.
Then 2 miles concrete: A6.9 miles
gravel; Ia miles concrete. to Grand
Island.
Then Is miles concrete; l2.6 miles
gravel: 10 miles concrete: 4O.A miles
gravel u Columbus.
Then 6.5 miles concrete: 24.7 miles
gravel: Az miles concrete: ~ miles
Omaha City streets TO tho Iowa. cb-
raska State Line.
The distance in NEBRASKA II
s60.l miles including city streets
travcrscd.
W. wish to acknowledge the courtesy
VI the Engineers Office Of the State
Highway Departments Of tho several
states Tor tho cooperation which made
this Report possible and authentic.
7. ). No. 10 from Omaha to the
Atlantic will he discussed neat week.
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gravel "a the Utah Idaho State Line.
Then 2..A miles gravel: I'LL miles
earth. 81 miles gravel: 4 miles asphalt
las miles oiled: Ii miles asphalt: 4
miles concrete. 10 Brigham; and l7.9
miles css,Crctc: ~ miles asphalt: 2.3
miles salt Lake City streets.
Then ~ miles asphalt: 5.3 miles
oiled. 81 miles gravel. \ miles oiled: !:
miles gravel: 60 miles earth; "a miles
gravel. to Echo.
Next In 81 miles oiled: I'll miles
gravel 10 tho Wyoming. Utah State
Line.
Then AZ mules gravel to Evanston.
Then 100 miles gravel: 81 miles
earth: u. z mics gravel 10 the intcrscc-
ton III II. :. No. ~ nj Granger. the
total distance bring 2Sa.2 miles includ-
ing city streets travcfMd,)
From Idaho Limo la.7 miles gravel:
lag miles Garth: 5.H miles gravel: \
miles earth: 81 miles earth. ~ miles
gravel to(.ranRcr. Then Nmilcsg gravel:
IA miles earth. "a. l2vk Springs. Then
AM miles gravel: ~ miles earth: A.
miles oiled. to Parcc. Then 9.6 miles
cnttl,; ~. I. miles gravel: IL miles Garth:
VA miles gravel: 1879 miles oiled. tO
! atamic. Then 81 miles. oiled: 49,
miles gravel. 10 Cheyenne
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-28
At THE MOVIES
CAPITOL THEATRE
Radio pictures has taken sound ia

Radio pictures has taken sound to
sea.
Iii Tho Delightful Rogue" tho all
talking film featuring Rod La Roc.
Q,ic. which comes to the Capitol
Theatre next Monday and Tuesday.
tho RCA P~llotoplaonc recorder has
Ecnc aboard. q seagotng vessel for the
first time. And the sound effects
Of this romantic story Of . modern
pirate r said to be both novel and
dramatic.
La ROGUE appears IN 'T1ic De-
lightful Rogue" as . brand new style
OF pirate a slavc. sensuous La
till who has stolen q yacht and set
to plnrdcring 4 little group Of tropi.
Cal islands.
II is = new type cf characterization
Cor La RccQuc. a sympathetic villain
role. Of which hc makes = great deal.
Rita La Roy a newcomer to the
ranks Of featured players. plays OPP
pasite La RocQuc. She Is 4 find Of
Henry Hobart. who acted a. associate
producer OIL the film. In addition to
Swing a very dramatic performance
as the beautiful belle Of the little
island port. she intcrpcaated several
singing and dancing numbers In the
film which contribute much to it
varied charm. Several original tunes,
including Gay Love- BY Oscar LN.
want and Sidney Clare. are featured.
Charles Hyer. I'd Brady. Sam
Blum. Harry Semels and Bert Moore
house head the supporting cast.
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GRAIN, SPUDS, HOGS
ANDL LAMBS UPWARD,
CATTLE Face DROP
advance IN Cash Wheat Fore
cast Month Ago Has Begun
and Looks Steady
STORAGE AFFECTS BUTTER
Ito Great lnctoaso IN Quotations
Expected; Stocks ot
Egg Low
nv N~s q. willard. Farm I~r"n"Mtst.
North Dakota Agricultural College.
nv I~s q, willard. Farm tr"n"uist
North Dakota Agriculture College.

With blslnras activity remaining NJ
th~ prcnent lcvrls md nu serious
unrtailmcnt ~ domestic buying pow
~. tho demand for farm prNl,Mts
during tho next trw months Will
probably br maintained ut present
trvrls. BETTER prices R,c expected tM
grain. potatoes. hogs. lambs and but
ter md crgs. will, probable lower
prices for cattle md poultry
The general average III ~CpnnOltty
prices NJ Wholesale markets reached
tho lowest point NJ tho yra dmtltg
Tho last week Nv November. hMt tic
moderate recovery IN agricultural
prices sirce November ~ hrs restored
Tho general level nearly tO that M tic
tirst week IN November. Tho general
average III prices received by prOsllc-
crs declined four points hctwrcn Ort-
utcr n and November II. Since No
scmbcr m. M u rcsnlt of ounc cco
cry In grain. cotton and livestock
prices. the level II prices received by
producers IN somewhat higher thnn
on November 10. Prices IN North tDa-
kOtA for farm products In estimated
tn have Increased from Ian. November
III, 10 iJi. December II. Tho index
~ prices paid by farmers for coMmo-
ditles bought In tB0
wheat
The advance In cnsl, wheat prices
forecast n month apo II under way
and probably will continue. l,aigr
available supplies In the United
states, however. tend to check tho
...aekA.a .~rt,c nj.ms.,cc uuJ us,v e,,cl.
advance as recently experienced In
likely to bc followed Ivy recession.
Tive world supply situation l,as not
materially. Weather con-
1QAItions indicate that tho Argentine
i crop may not exceed ia. OOO. OOO busl,-
xels NJ compared with l<O. en-. OMn
lhuHlicls harvested last war. This n
XUffsct to- snnic extent by Increased rs-
4timAtes Vt sotnr VI tho European
rrups so that tho world total still
seems Ia br about $40 900 900 bushels
loss than laet year. Htuks Of whcnt
In futrjun ports a,r briug reduced
rlic Visible supply IN tho United
states Is Mao decreasing, having DE-
,lincd IA. nOO .n0O bushels In November.
A large vulumc irMains In tho Unit
ri Htatcs ~ br marketed but can
ctition FINN Australia. Argentina
md Canada IN tho nNt two months
vill be much lcss than tisinl.
tlas
THE price IT flnNsccd Increased mn
eriAlly from Nose'mtrr N tn Dccem
yer I. but alncr then l,as decltncd
With considerable tluctnatin, otctr-
ing from day 10 day Stocks report
4 IN tive United States were about
.g00.OON busl,cis less than the same
iMc last vcar,
TITO November estimate VI Tive
United States crop for INN 1. now
NArcd nj ID O0O NM bushels. 10000,
~ Of which have already hccn mar
eted. About 1.MN. 0M " tho rc.
sAindcr must hc held frr seed
rolmtOrs
somewhat higher prices after Jan.
cary than thusc NOW prevailing Will
epeftd largely ,ipon whether tic
AerrhAntAblr stock January I will he
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STATE BOARD makes
TELEPHONE RULINGS
Farmer Refused Two Exchange
Connections Where One Is
Held Sufficient

Appeal by william Thiel for an or
der by the state railroad board to
compel the Northwestern Bell Tele-
phone company to connect his farm
near Rogers with the Valley City
telephone exchange has been dis
missed.
Thiel lives at Valley City and for
merly his farm was connected both
with the Rogers exchange and the
Valley City exchange. The telephone
company. however. removed the con-
nection with Valley City and Thicl
asked that it be restored.
The board ruled that the farm Is
In the area properly served by the
Rogers exchange and that the scrv-
Ice Is adequate.
In another decision affecting telc-
phone service. the railroad board APP
proved . new schedule OF rates for
calls between Cando and Rock Lake
and Cando and Egeland. The sched-
ule was agreed to by the Farmers
Telephone company Of Cando and the
Dakota Public Service company,
which Join In giving the service.
Under the new rates. calls to and
from Rock Lake from Cando Will
cost the same - calls to and from
Egeland. Tho old rates put Rock
Lake on . higher rate basis and calls
in one direction cost more than calls
from the other direction between the
same points.
The railroad board also approved q
proposal to eliminate from service on
the lines Of the Farmers Telephone
company where It Is necessary 70 use
toll lines In giving such service. BE-
cause Of existing contracts. however.
the free service to such subscriberi
will not be discontinued until October
!, 1890.
The new telephone toll rates will
become effective January I.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-28
BOttineau Student
Wins Scholarship

Minneapolis, Dec. 2e.-R,-Maurice
Weeks. Bottineau. N. D.. has been
awarded one Of II scholarships ct the
University Of Minnesota offered an
nually by the alumni association Of
the law school. The scholarships,
worth $50 each. r awarded annual
IL to students With commendAble
scholarship and character records.
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Filming a marine h~interland Of
scawcad:. dead. floating ships: sub
marine scenes above and below the
surface: si,ipwrcck on > big liner and
drama on the mysterious Sargasso
ScA-thAts = real problem Tor the
film sound experts.
In fact. it Is the greatest to date.
according to Irwin WillAt. who filmed
The Isle Of Lost Ships." coming to
the Paramount Theatre Tor Monday
and TaesdAy.
That YOU might hear as well as see
this BIG special. WillAt and 4 VERT.
able army OF tcchnieiAns worked for
months on sea and land. On sound
problems alone. The scenic back
grounds presented . tremendous
technical problem Ia themselves but
they ~crc insignificant IN comparison
to the complexities a. sound.
Imagine . crowded liner ploughing
through > rough -: the colis3on
With . derelict: cTasnes and scxeams
and orders shouted through mega
phones: the mad rush Of passenger
On the decks! Imagine the sounds.
IS veil - sights. ca 4 huge. cxtppaed.
drifting liner. deserted b. IN hut
three persons
Then the problem Ct sound IA an
island q dead shipk the 0arg10o
0eAx central eddy where derelieD G
many centuries co3eceed ana weEs
made into I floating taaand and ahipg'
graveyard b. tn men-and . IN
vcenen-wnO nd 0oated "a "a the0!
Finally. escape during 4 gun batf3e
on this unique A1An6 Va . -
mAS1Nes
A powerful AIl-star cAS4 UppEeed
~ many coaorful character poopDl
arpeArs n The IL e Ime 01R.
,vte1ntA VAN And J19nn Richards IN
The loVerss N0n4t 0Ucnnn. staC1
star. nAs . ccaoE1Gl rose - Z deeoctlW
Who 3 EetnEu1ng fhe nmD - Ktnu
and @tAe chair mi leoAA DogEy 4
IL yu1Ain.
TIE l11e e IMk Ghi1~ ! lnmd
o CS5tten6ea 11nz13setS 1DRel n
locAle nAs oeea Wo1 = ~ ekasR tn
aud u w IT, vRa1 = t1Et3oA.
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tGOSPEL
hnnfecA4ful.E Yn NNliran

Eleventh street and ROSscr avenue
Marvin &. Miller. pastor.
Services for the coming week will
be MS follows:
Sunday. Dec. 49-Sunday school at
f:45 y. M: afternoon service at 3; eve
ming service Mt 1870.
Tuesday, Dec. 3l-Regular service
ut = y. M, after which will follow
our regular Watch night service.
Wednesday,. Jan. 1--Midweek praise
service and prayer meeting, 7:45 y. M.
Friday, jan. ~3-Isegular service at
1:f5 u. NJ.
TIL large tabernacle orchestra will
assist in all song services. Everyone
Is welcome to attend all our services.
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Outlook for State Indicates Some Betterment in Prices Soon

The Light from God" Jesus said IL
am the light Of the world: he that
darkness hut shall have the light Of
life Adolph Engelhardt will play
two violin solos. The illustrated song,
I'm the Cross Of Christ / Glory" COM
Dietes the service.
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AsSoUscfh6A1E5 STOMACH

StortAch su!terers In BlslMarck and
Vicinity Will DO plAd TO learn that
Dakota. has been sprointsd ssciusivs
distrthutcr In BurlClgh aud Morton
Counties Tor pfNnder's Tablets, which
have gained an cnvieblA reputation
relief % stomach dlsOrdcrs. Have
Halls Drug store tell you about them.
OF write =. II. Ftunder. Inc, lolA MIC
oliet Ave. Minneapolis. Atnn.-Adv.
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According to the manager Of q big
London hotel. German visitors TO
England are the best spendcrs, eating
and drinking more than their closest
rivals. the Americans.
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West Orange, X. John II. Rocke-
teller "a has been greatly ernbaI-
rAesed. Leaving .earr after the we'd
ding Of Anne q. Colby a w. II
Vanderbilt. he discovered he had the
| wrong scarf. Its 4 better scarf than
! mine. too, I guese." he remarked A.
he rushe0 back Into the Colby man
sion to rectify his error.
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MA Gam UUE0

WAaAiNGtOn.-NrS. GAnn has been
the recipient cf = progressive lunch
each % the five conraes ~ IN AFFAIR
gtven ~ Mrs william Wolfe smith
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TRINITY
Avonna nj Caynufh utrnnt

Oplc s. Rfndahl. pastor.
Church school ut 9:45 Il. m.
Morning worship at II.
Worship and holy communion New
Years day ut IL IL. III.
The COMMITTEES on finance has ar
ranged to make the annual drive for
current expenses In 1880 on Sunday
afternoon. Dec. Is. Plan to see n Of
them That day 10 avoid Il second call.
me Mnhnai mcctlmk ol the I.ldics
Jan. ). Members Of the aid with act as
hostcsscs. A good attendance Of men,
bers liz desired. There will be election
Or officers for 1890.
Thu confirmand class meets every
Saturday morning mt 10 o'clock.
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II H~eUg11Guf1nl 0euet 9esvine
1m0a 0n1e - g - - 49,
1ms r ~ 1grUe 0pun~ H.
HU111 - - - Wnme - ~
W1e Ge1goB - c~onn1anA4y AGSe -
W1H tnanr uEulizU.
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M'CADE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Walter r.: Water, pastor.
Organ prelude. .Devotions" tpep.
pen)-Miss Ruth Rowley.
Anthem. "A Little While" tRolfl.
Organ offertory. Memories tSt,
Solo. selected-M!ss Bessie Baldwin,
sermon. The Second Mile"-Rev. J,
:. WildS. district superintendent,
ORGAN pcstlude tStearns).
sunday school at II noon. Glasses
Epworfn league at $50 p. m. Topic,
-year-End Review Rev. ". e.
Water.
Evening worship at .:se.
OrEan prelude, Legend Of q Rose
Anthem. Heaven. Eternal King
oreaa offertory. ~Reve d.Armour'
An;ssm. Thy LieA. i. Come
sermon. a Voice From Beycnd--
Eev. Walter E. Water .tTenth Of
series on PARALLELS Of Jesus.")
Organ pcstiude Haydn
ming n 80.
EPfeCOPAI
Rev. a 4. Bennett-Hasnes. rector ol
Of ss CHRIS, S chnren. M Ant s,eaf
sunday in Octave cf <hristmaS. St
George. Bismarck:
Holy communion IT 5 n m.
Church school at 10 n m.
Choral Eucharist and sermon 1t II
y IA. Preacher, b rector
Vespers tS&idl ~ ESQ p M, FOL.
lowed by candl<iight carol service
sOnce "a Royal nArid'x City-Choi,
and congregation.
Good Christian Men Eejcice"-
Choir.
Sole. Nazareth tGcunod,-Mr. Or
-Adeste Fsaeles--choir and con,
GreEaticn.
AChFsxfmas Sicry-The rector.
The Little ord JeSux--hoir.
solo The Birthday Of the King
Mr.. Griffin.
Anthem GLORIA in Excelxis Deo--
Choir.
~Ihoa Dsdst Leave Tny Throne--
Choir and congregation
On 4n0dAy evening 4 CHRISTMAS
party Tor the adult members ct III
congregation viii ~ held IT 3 y. n
in the Elk& hall RefrAsAEnentA mn&ic
games. dAAcinE- Admission FREE TIL
rector hopes 10 welcome all the mem.
hers ~ b c~ougregAt4an On this 0c'
cAk3on.
CArtet church, Man6an. sunday, !.
. ms-Ho1y communion IN address
L M
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Flnsr CIT nCH or CHRIST

FIRST CRIT RICH Of CHRIST
Scientist
Fourth street and Avenue &.
Sunday service ut IL a. m. Subject,
"chrlstiHn Science"
Sunday school ut 9:45 a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting ut = o'clock.
A reading room maintained at 1874
Fourth street IL open daily. except
legal holidays, from ~ to s y. M;
Sunday, ; 10 s ~. N.
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NEArMtsM RySMl.cANf
- kfHNAAfvk ana vicinity rf~eh.
tNir tonight and sunday Sliantts
06Hf tNNt9hI.
North Dakota. Probably fair Is,
and sunday. HttwNtis Msrrn~s
\ west portion. and NAst portion
GrRASseM C~Nmr4toNs
4 WAntHwNnSA ArNAA AtN sentered
No a&ep<f Nf~eteefpM valley And
NorNAefM Alberta And. NortMeeH
II S&&N4WAM white h sN3tM" n cNn.
s6&Hf the NrN&tNge. NAtkS fAoan
ANA the fNeteac ssNAAs states
<e&A0e<r nsN Alsue<N h<so~ tAs
NnrnNAA over eAA ScNsAM<et
weather n SpnN<NfANe unset.
T. ~ SsFNAt lAkeH rektNN NNN
Stl4Ny. ys<Mefallys SAsf
sfeAsA<t pr&sAst% osNf ~
mA~Nys sAseeeNess N.
~ : ~ e Sse SS %ssssSsaiss',
nnpupM Asp noAea
= ~ - ~
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Flashes Of Life


New Ycrk.-The hcdy Of Nora
Eayex, actress. who died insolvcnt
March ~. 1875. 10 in . receiving vault
At Wccdiawn cemetery awaiting ouri.
M. Fees for the vault have been paid
monthly by Benjamin FriedlAnd, her
husband. No explanation has been
Forthcoming from him. Theatrical
friends cf the coincidence In London
have started raising funds for burial,
hut permission Of the family IL neces-
3Afy,
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FIRx'r BAPTIST

fONrtn StfeeI ana avenue -.
Ellis 4. Jackson. pastor.
Church school mt 10 a. III. Glasses for
NIL ages. Mrs. Howard M4Hut. super
intendent.
Morning worship at H.
Pianist. Esther Wilson.
Prelude. "FlecCy Cloud" (Mcndcls-
sohl).
Offcrtory, Northern Song" (Schu-
NANNY.
Special music. selected.
Sermon. .The Door That No Maj
Can Upen"-Mr. Jackson.
II. Y. r. L. ut $50 y. IN. The cabinet
In charge.
Evening service at $50.
Pianist. Marguerite Kennedy.
Prelude. "Wocdlawn Stroll (isidi-
ollet).
Offertory, 1.-THE Alpine Glow" (Gci-
del).
Special Music--Young peoples choir
Sermon, The Door That No Mar
Can Close.--Mr. Jackson.
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An elephants trunk contains near.
" 10000 muscles.
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ZGON LUTHERAN
tMissOurl synod
Fourth street at Avenue A.
j. Y. Richcrt. pastor.
Morning Worship tEnglish) at 1890
Evening worship (English). ut 1880
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pRI.sRYTERlAy


Second street and Thayer avenue.
Floyd +. Logec. pastor.
Sunday morning service at 1850
by kFlK.
Organ prelude. Evening Shadows
tDc Launay)-Grace Duryec Nor
ris.
Solc-Mrs. Frank Barnes.
Nffcrtcry. "Melcdie" Cpawesp.
nuet-Henry Halverson and George
Humphreys.
Sermon, Jesus. Saviour and Friend
Floyd +. LcEec.
OrGan postlude. "Marche Pontifi.
GALE tI.emmcnsl.
Church school at $50 and IL noon.
intermediate society at ) y. M.
Senior society at ESQ u. III.
YeunE Peoples society at $50 =. m.
Evening worship at $50.
Organ prelude. "A Cloister Scene
tMascn)-Grace puryee Morris.
Cffertorx. .ldyI' tHelm).
Duet. saviour. Breathe an Evening
Rlessing"-Ella and Esther Grosz.
Sermon, Christian Friendship
Floyd f. INEee.
Crran %rcstlude, Festival March
tStuits).
Wednesday evening. $50. Midweek
service.
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n EvANGELlcAu.

seventh street and Rceser avenue.
Ira 4. HerzbcrE, pastor.
Morning worship at 10. Theme,
Died eli Route"
Ladies' quartet. .The Lost Chord
Misses Viola kissncr, Esther
Crock, Ella Grocz, Johannah Die
bert.
Sermon to the children. THE Stop
Sign
sunday school at II Il. III. for all
Christian Endcavor at Y. III,
youths Needs That Christ Can
Leader. Marion Struiz.
Evening worship Mt s:S0. Theme,
How TO Make 1880 Better Than 1922
Male quartet.
Tuesday-Watch night service:
Christian Endeavcr election OF Of
ficers and social ut $40.
Sunday school and church officers
election ri $3.50.
Worship services at IL. Theme
The Call OF the New Year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-25
IHs WAITER TURNED
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the host Even he didn't have the
nerve to see fellow man suffer.
The host, however. was a glutton fo-
punishment and suggested that the
torture continue. The Washingtonian
by this time was tired. The soft re-
cesses of his hotel bed beckoned him.
But it was not to be. The Manhat-
tanite knew a few other quiet places
and had yen to visit them The night
was still young, for there remained at
least two hours until dawn.
What could the guest do? He pro-
tested in vain, but the host regarded it
as a mere gesture. 1t was remarkable
how the human frame could stand up
and take it," as the boys say.
A SurreptitiouS glance at the checks
evoked some surprise, for the total at
the end of the evening was $40. The
Washingtonian knew lot of folks who
worked week to earn that much. But
then this was New York. Outside the
snow had begun to fall lightly. A taxi
sped by Nearby an elevated train bear
ing nocturnal workers roared past. Here
he was sap in the big city. Then
he thought of what his friend had re-
ceived for the $40.
Once again the train rushed across
the Jersey loWlands. Ahead lay home.
Pennsylvania avenue, dear old F street
and friendly faces. And she, when she
greeted him with a kiss, would say.
Home again, are you, my little hick?"
But he would chuckle and know better.