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The Washington times., 1929-01-26
KFOikllar Watches

Sen. Smith m. sOolEhark, 0f Iowa.
author ok the Senate bin TO modify
the Welch Act. has let II be known
that he Ii pleased with the general
provisions of the projected bill. but
wants to ho sure that the classffica.
tlon heard Is not given life and
death" authority over allocati tions.
Luther C. Steward, president oa
the Federation of n aefal Employees
when informed ot the general tenor
sO1 the new bili, declared his belief
that the measure would have little
difficulty ill pal alng both Houses dur.
ing the present 81 sion o9 Congress
The Washington times., 1929-01-26

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ERGATocRATS TO NEE

ssThe Psychology OF Rebellion
viii be the subject Of lecture by
Harry u. Underestimate at 8 o'clock
tonight before the ErgatocEats Club.
S17 ThirteentF SIT. N. nv. The pub
lie has been invited BY d. .. Irvine,
president of the club,
The Washington times., 1929-01-26
PLANS ] Il|BB. i !.
0NNF[lAR
POWER

Rep. Frederick r. Ilehlbach
Of New Jersey, chairman Oi
the House Civil Service Com
mittee, today is drafting . bill
combining the best features of
his own and the Brookhart-
Celler measures to liberhlize
the Welch pay act, for intro
duction in the House early
next week.
The Lelilhach side of the new bill
WIN reinvest the Personnel Classi.
ffcation Board with the powers
which. Lehlbach charged. were "aifi-
lawfully uslrped" by Comptroller
General u. III. McCarl, when he
handed down an Interpretation OF
the WEIGH act and set uD a sched-
ule OF salary increases for Federal
workers.
10 Cheek McCari
IF ii understood that the new
legislation VIII Dc 50 WOEnEu Us ~
remove all doubt az to McCarFs 3
lack 0f jnriadictton In the ad.
naiIlistration OF the WEIGH act.
on the other hand. It n possible
that 81 the time the bill g con-
sidered by the civil Seryice Com.
mites before It. n reported out 70
the House, the classification board
NAV Be curbed TO the extent that It
Win not So allowed TO make aIlo-
cations uf eEnpioyes TO the various
grades without first consulting de-
partineilt heads.
Under the features OF the Brook.
hart. CelIer bill. Incorporated In the
proposed compromise measure, q del.
mite scale of salary increases ls set
up.
Employees who received only . $50
4 year Increase under the WEIGH Act
would ret d $500 raise, and those who
got d. 800 raise would be given 500.
The retroactive clause Of the Brook
hart-C CeIier bill. BY which employees
lost their raises through McCarls
decision, viii not be included.
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Putnam patriot., 1929-03-28
EASTER DRAMA
est. Claudia" to Be Presented By Forum at Congrega-
 tional Church.

The Young Peoples Forum of the Congregational church will present a religious drama. "St Claudia" at s D. m. Easter day. This drama was written by Dr. Marshall G0oid of the Union Congregational church, Wor- cester. IL tells the story of Passion Week and Easter from the point of view of Claudia the wife of Pontius piiate. the Roman governor. There is n tradition that Claudia became a Christian and 1t was 70 well founded that she was aade a saint in the east. ern church. The cast of characters in the presentation of this drama will be as follows.
 Pontius Pilate, Roman Governor of Iudea. Russell Sherman; SerRius, Pi- inte's chief counselor. Clinton A. Day. ison: Marcus, a roman centurion, VII. liam F. sham: Bartimaeus who was born blind, Donald $. MaeLearn; Sim. on, who had been a leper, Philip D. Arnold; Eliezer. healed of q withered hand. Hayden B. Franklin; Shimeah cured of the palsy. Roswell J. When. ton; Lazarus, raised from the dead Harry C. Thayer; Judas lscariot, whs betrayed Jesus, Raymond A. Brous seau; Claudia Procula-pilate's wife Dorothy NJ Woods. Beuia, Petronia two of elaudia's maidcns. Alice C Perry and Elizabeth II. Smith; maidI of Claudia. Edna L Kent and Heller Varbcdian; Miriam. sweet Hebrew singer. Nadgy NahibOwitz; Mary oi MaFsiala, Rhoia r. Hines.
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-28

William Kelly and John kesne of Millbury. Mass, were in Putnam Mon day.
 Jasper Homes of Charles street mo- tored to Boston recently to visit friends.
 Mrs. Laurent Therrien of Mill etreet is patient at the Day kimball Hospital.
 Morris Daiteh of North School street motored to Worcester one day this week.
 Harry Horowitx of the Diamond store made a business trip to Boston Tuesday.
 Mrs. John Crimmins of Main street is visiting this week with relatives in Rye, N. Y.
 Philip Shafner, manager of the Putnam Furniture Company of Main street motored to New London Sun day to spend the day as the guest of relatives.
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-28

Morris Jacobs of Providence was in Putnam Friday.
 Louis Quinn of Webster visiasd local friends Sunday.
 James Aframe of South Main street was in Worcestr Friday.
 Dona Joli of Woonsoeket spent the weekend at his home here.
 Miss Gertrude Jones is spending the weekend in New York.
 A. Joseph of Springfield, Mas, motored Co Putnam Tuesday.
 Herbert Ames of Hartford spent Monday m Putnam on business.
 Samuel Weiner of Boston was in Putnam Friday calling on friends.
 Walter Beauregard of Providence street was a recent Webster visitor
 C. F.. Proulx of Southbridge was in Putnam Friday calling on friends.
 Philip Zaltas of Fremont street has returned from a business trip to Can ada.
 At whist party held at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Hurdman for the benefit of Iroquois Council No. 80 D. of F., last Thursday evening, the ladies first prize was awarded to Mrs. Albert leciair and the gents first prize to Austin Lincoln Conso- lation prizes were given to Mrs. lsa- bell Spatcher and Adelard Malanson. Refreshments were served.
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-28
St. Mary's Church Notes

Rev. uIderie c. Beiierose, pastor. Rev. Ernest ]. Boileau, Rev. Joseph Casey, curates.
 Masses are celebrated on Sundays he following hours: T o'clock, 8 O. clock. 9i5 o'clock and 10.30 o'clock.
 Easter mass at l0.30. Gregerian Royal mass by male choir:
 Organ Prelude. F. N. Abermethy Vidi Aquam, solo, l.. Tetreault; kyrie EIeison. U. Peloquin; Gloria, 4. Sal vas; Credo, L. pominville; OffertOry, Regina CaeIi. O. Talbot Soloists. U. Peloquin, l.. Pominville, l.. Tetreault Sanctus and Benedictus, A. Paulhus 9nus Dei. Q. Auger; organ postlude ]. F. Newell R. A. Metras, organ. ist and director.
 Especial music at o'clock mass Easter Sundayl Norman mass in F will be sung by the nine o'clock choii under the direction of Joseph M Belair. Miss Rose Metras, organist with orchestra accompanying. Mem bers uf the orchestra are; Viollnists, Miss Eleanor Irving. Armand Dero- sier. Emmett Irving, Wilfred Cartier trombone, Leonard Beausoleil; cor net, Leo Auger; clarinet. Adelph Der nier; bass. William Pechie; saxaphone, Henry Gaudette. The vocal soloists arc: Sopranos, Miss Anna PauIhus, Esteiic Bcaudreaut. Wilda Lucicr, Mrs. Uric St. Marie: altos, Mrs. G. r. Lamarehe, Miss Louise Maheu; ten ors, David Breault l.. Berth.aume, Edgar Luoier; bass. Henry Trudeau, Henry Nadnais. In the chorus are sopranos, Misses Bernadette Cartier, Cecil Bonneville. Julia Favreau. Bea- trice Menard. Fahiola neaudroault, Mrs. James Barnes, Mrs. Henry Vad- nais; altos, Misses Agnes Mathieu, Mary Rose Paulhus, Nellie Bernier tenors. Whfred Mart.ncau. Frank Vadnais; bass. s. Labossiere. Leonidas Sorrli
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-28
CHURCHES PREPARE
 FOR EASTER SUNDAY
Methodist Church Notes Rev. John E. Duxbury, Pastor. IO.4O Sunday morning service. 70 00 gundaV School

I0.4O Sunday morning service.
 I2.00 Sunday School.
 TOO Sunday evening service.
 7.45 Thursday evening service.
 Friday there will be a union ser vice at the Episcopal church from l2 o'clock noon until s ?. m, to com memoration Of Good Friday. Every one IS invited to attend this service.
 Resurrection Day will be fittingly observed Sunday, both morning and evening. Al the morning 1ervice Rev. Mir. Duxbury will preach from the subject, What St. Paul Thought of Christs Resurrection" Special music by the choir will include the selections. ''This is the Day That the Lord Hath Made" by Schneider "The Risen Lord" by Greene; and q male quartet, "The Lord. Ny Lord, is Risen," by Ramler. Messrs. Tnpp and Hall, Tripp and Wilcox. 1t 1t ex- pected that the choir vestments be- ing prepared and given by Rho Delta class will be used for the first time al the morning processional. <.
 The evening service at o'clock will be given by the Sunday School. Be sides the children's part. the Easter scripture will be read by teachers, intersperAed with music by the choir. The program:
 Easter hymn, choir and all; prayer, Rev. John F.. Duxbury; Easter Greeting Frank sicNaily, Vel come to the Cradle Roll, Phyllis Bell: "What a Little Bird Says" Pat. ricia Shaw; "The Bunny's Present. June Morse; Well Prepared" Rus. sell MeNally; song, Natures Mes sage" Primary departments; "fhe Coming Life" Florence Watson "That Easter Morning" Martha Shaw; Love Your Work, Russei Me. Nally; song, At Eastertime," Flor. ence Watson, Patricia Shaw, Junt Morse, Junior Rothwell; recitation Barbara Fox. recitation, William Stockdale, recitation, SybiI Reach "Bo Glad" Junior Rothwell; Eastei offering: saxaphone solo, Westor Walien.
 Easter hymn, choir and all; Firs Scripture story, "The Lord is Risen, read by D. B. Gilbert; anthem, "Th' Resurrection and the Life" Wilson choir; Easter story, Mary" read bl ] l.. ]. Tripp; anthem, Weeping Fol Him." Schneider, choir; Scripture story, "The Walk to Emmas," req, bv Charles 0. Barrett; anthem, "1 Grave Where is Thy Victory? Schneider, choir; Scripture story ''In the Upper Room at Jerusalem. read by C. Stanley Shaw; anthem Grown fiim With Many Crowns, Hine, choir; Easter story, By Lak' Galilee," read by Thomas Bell; East CT hymn. choir and all benediction.
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-28
Special Musical Programs Will Be Given Tn All Houses of
 Worship
PaTeants and Concerts al Evening
 Services
canrr.r.,ion.l chureh Nod.

Congregational Church votes
 Rev. James F English, Minister.
 Thursday. March 2sth, g ?. m. The service of communion with reception of members.
 Friday, March goth;
 t2 m. to 2 D. m. Union Fast Day ser vice at St. Philips Episcopal church.
 SD. m. Fast Day Service of music. The chorus choir assisted by Messrs. George W. Curtis. tenor and Carl A. Remington, bass will sing "The Cru eifixion," written by Sir John stain CT.
 Sunday, March 3ist--Easter Day;
 6.31 n. m. Easter sunrise service, to be conducted by the Young Peo- ple's Forum.
 IO.45 A. m. The service of wor- ship. The minister will speak on "The Place of Immortality n Daily Life Tine combined junior and se- nior ehoirs will sing, Awake, Thou That Sleepest," Maker; Calvary, Rodney Rhys- Herbert; God Hath Ap pointed a Day. Tours.
 1900 The Church School
 500 D. m. Presentation Of the drama, "st. Claudia" written by Dr. Marshall Goold of Worcester. A re. lieious drama depicting the trial, con. vction and resurrection of Jesus This will be presented by the mem. bers of the Young Peoples Forum.
 Tuesday, April 2nd;
 300 D. m. Meeting of the Woman ! Union at the home of Mrs. Karl T ! Phillips, Church street. 4 program entitled. "From Africa to the United States,n has been arranged by Mrs William R. Barber. Mrs fiorenu E. Clark, Mrs. George Il, Harrington Mrs. Charles l.. Torrey and Miss Annl Sampson will serve as hostesses. Al ladies of the church and their friend are cordially invited.
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-28
St. Philips Church Notes (Episeopal)
 Rev. F. P. Wright, Rector.
ioly Week Services

Wednesday 7.3o p. m. Evening prayer and ae mon; choir rehear gal in the church following service
 Thursday, 1000 a. m. Holy com munion. This is the day of Che lnsti. tuition of tho Lords Supper
 Good Friday
 1000 a. m. Morning prayer. No address).
 12 m. to p. n. Three hour ser. vice of devotion. "fhe Seven Word From the Gross"
 l2 m. Opening service.
 1920 First word. Father Forgive Them.' Leader, Rev E. F. Wright.
 l240 Second Word. To-day Thou Shalt be With Me in Paradise" Lead. or. Rev. A. Abbott
 100 Third word. Behold Thy Son Behold Thy Mother" Leader Rev. J. F. English.
 l.25 Fourth word. ~My God. Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me" Leader Rev. J. E. Duxhury.
 lA5 Fifth word. "l Thirst" Lead CT. Rev. W. Williams.
 2.iO Sixth word. Ut is Finished. " Leader. Rev H. Hodge.
 -sno seventh M0fus fAther, Anto Thy Hands l Commend My Spirit. " Leader. Rev. l.. Richard.
 2.55 Closing service.
 The public is invited to attend an or part of this service. "Come Ye Yourselves Apart and Rest Awhile"
 Easter Sunday;
 500 a. m. Holy communion.
 $50 a. m. Corporate communion ot the Church School
 lo.S0 a. m. Holy communion and Easter sermon.
 TOO p. m. Evening prayer and ser. mon.
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-28
Baptist Church Notes Rev. Henry F. Hodge. Pastor.

The annual business meeting of the First Baptist church was held Monday evening. ifhe yearly reports were given and the following officers elected for the coming year. Clerk, Clarence f. Pierce, treasurer. Arthur l.. Smith: assistant treasurer Mrss James Hall; collector. Louis Law as sistant collector. Raymond Durfee ; church committee, Henry Converse, Newton A. Ballard. Fred A. Maryott ; committee for ushers. Raymond Dur fee. chairman; music committed, liar " W. Thompson. chairman; auditors, Newton A. Ballard and William E. Moss.
 Thursday, 1, Instruction class; 7.ib, Deacons' meeting; 7.30, prayer meet ing. "The Meaning of the Resurree- ton s.20, choir rehearsal.
 Cantata
 Sunday, i0.30 Easter service with enntaia, "The Gospel of Easter" Or ganist, Walter F.. Dodge; director of music. J Wallace Smith. Organ se- lections include. "liallelujah Chorus. '' from "Thc Messiah" Handel. "Eas- ter Olferteirc,' Loret. and "Et Rcsur- rexit" from "First Mass,' Mozart. Chorus and soloists will render the eantntA. Sermon. "The Worlds Glad dest Day" Baptismal service.
 I2. Church school. Lesson, "fhe Future Life"
 Pageant
 At '. Easter pageant, 'The Resur- rection,H by the Bible school and the choir. Miss Edith C. Bowen. director. lighting effects arranged by William E. Moss; Warren s. Ames. school SUI iperintendent The pageant will pre- sent in twelve scenes the Gospel story of the death and resurrection of jesua. The characters are as follows:
 Annuneiator, Mrs. Harry w.. Thompson; David. Ralph W. Davis; Isaiah, Arthur F. Smith; Peter, George Swanson; John, Arthur Proulx; Joseph of Arimathea, Fred A.. Maryott. Mary Magdalone, Mrs. James W. Hall; Pilate, Charles F.. Richardson; woman at the Cross, Miss Helen C. Smith: angels, Mrs. Ralph w. Spencer. Miss Beatrice Gardner; three women at the tomb, Miss Helen Reach. Miss Audrey Baker, Miss Ruth Wiley; two soldiers. Thad- deus E. Pitkin. William Converse; two Jews, Earl r. Johnson, James hcDon- nell: priest, Arthur F.. Smith Phari- see Ralph N. Davis.
 Monday. s. the Sunnyside Club, with Mrs. Raymond E. Dnrfee.
 The annual church roll call will be held Thursday. April 4. at 6.S0 ?. m'
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-28
 SURPRISE FOR MIR. kEENE

A group of neighbors and friends gave a surprise whist party to Eugene Keene. at the home of Mrs. William Manson of Walnut street Saturday night. The guests arrived in a noisy body at $ o'clock. very much Co the surprise of Mir keene. After the salutations all sat down and played whist till midnight Refreshments were served and Mir Keene was pre- sented a very handsome pocketbook and box of cigars. All had fine time
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-28
Salvation Army

Captain and Mrs. Robert Stickley in
 Charge.
 Al n a, m Holiness meeting; l2 h.. Sunday School; 6.15 D. m.. Salva. ton meeting.
 Week nights. Wednesday and Fri day at ?. m.
 All are cordially invited ts attend these me3tines.
 \ special Easter service will he held in the Salvation Army Hall on Easter Sunday evening at s D. m entitled ''1hc Changed Cross" Come. \ wei. come awaits you at the Army.
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-28
SUNNYsIDE CLUB MEETS

The Sunnysidc Club will meet with Mrs, Raymond Durfee of 2s Sunny side avenue Monday evening. April 1st. Miss Lucy Farrows and Mrs. Raymond Durfee will be the hosiesses.
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-28
4. N. 2. zIos Mi..ien No.s.

Rev. Mrs. Zoe A. Walters in charge
 So Railroad Street l.30 Church school.
 7.30 The cantata, Christ is Risen, 2 will be rendered by the Church School An are invited to hear the children.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-03

I'M any and at IurE payable
upon any assessments herein made
or any certificates ~e,idenciug the
same, may be paid to the Tax Col
lector Of the City % Brownsville as
provided in and authorised BY said
ordinance % June 9TH, 1927. describ-
"a ~ the preceding paragraph here
Of and the duties or the City Tax
Collector and the C.y Treasurer
with reference 10 any and all such
payments shall bc those prescribed
in said ordinance.
Finally passed and approved this
2ist day % December. "A. ID. 1928.
A. p. COLE. Mayor.
City OF Brownsville, Texas.
Attest:
A. r. MUNDAY, City Secy.
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WANTED
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting II the stock
holders Of The Texas Bank a Trust
CompsSy, OF Brownsville, Texas. will
he held AZ its banking house IN
TUESDAY. January 8, 1929. a $3.50
o'clock .. m. Tor the election " III
r~setors and the transaction ~ such
rther business az may properly come
before he meeting. Joe lelaya. Jr.
Cashier. L-o-
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Sci c. OF c. DATES

STAMFORD, Tex, Jan. 3.-P=
The 1929 convention of the West
Texas Chamber Of Commerce, in ri
Paso will be held on May As. II and
-, upon recommendations made ~
the RI Paso Chamber Of Commerce.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting Of thu stock
holderS of the State National Bank
cf Brownsville. Texas, will bo held
NJ it, banking house On Tuesday,
Jsunary sth. 1929. az $3.50 o'clock
=. M. for the election 81 directors
and the transaction Of such other
h~uSiness as may properly come be-
fore the meeting. A. n. Fernando.
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BUSINESS

MAN WITH few thousand dollars 20
take charge and operate q new
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting of the stock
scI5ers of the First National Bank
IN Brownsville. Texas, viii 10 held
- its banking house on Tuesday,
Janusry Sth. 1929. At $3.50 o'clock
=. M, for the election Of directors
and the ~tranSaction Of such other
huEiness as may properly come he-
fovs ,tha meeting. q. q. Wagner,
Etepfprssident AMI Cashier.
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Business Notices

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting Of the siccA
holders Of The Merchants National
Bank or Brownsville, Texas, VII ne
held Al its banking house on Tues
dav. January Sth. 1929, a. three ~
NJ. Tor the election of Directors and
The transaction of such other bus
insss as may properly come before
che meeting. F. J. Tucker, Cashier.
Loo
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VISITING SAN BENITO

SAN BENITO, Jan. 3.-PD-Misses
Marie kneipfel Of Waukisha. Wis.
md Sara Lobdcll or Mukwonago.
Wis, are in San Benito visiting the
l~attcr's brother. Walter Lobdell.
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Lots For Sale
FOR SALE

FOR SALE by owner six choice lots
IN San Benito. TEXAS on paved
street. > blocks from high school.
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RENTALS
Apartments

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CONTRACT No. s.

Engineers Roll or Statement for
Palm Boulevard from it, interscc-
ton with the east line or jefferson
Street 10 its int rsection with the
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the east line OF Ringgold Street ex-
tended), known and designated a..
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I'VE STOCK-POULTRY

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