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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-22
WILDCAT PAINTINGS
HURT TRUCK CROPS

WASHINGTON, April 22.--tPp-
Unique expansion of truck crop
acreages, aggravated by wildcat"
paintings of promotion agencies. Is
held responsible by A. w. Mckay
of the department of agriculture. for
the most serious over production
problems Of the fruit and vegetable
industry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-22
School Toppled
Off fBlOcks;; Road
To Laredo Shut
Especial to The Herald)

Especial to The Herad)
ROMA, April 22.-The east wing of the school house
here blown from the blocks, trees and electric line
poles torn down and other serious property damage
delt out by wind storm which struck at p m.
Sunday.
No injured.
A light pole the highway struck by lightning
and was Split to bottom.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-22
Moody Facing Last
Chance to Realize
Ambition on 2 Bills
BY r. w. BARRY
Associated Press Staff Writer

April 22F-Facng his chance
innovations of he had hoped bring about
chief executive Governor Moody
the most of the special session of the legislature which
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-22
KIDNAPER KILLED

BREMEN. Germany. Ludwig
Schalzen shot and killed man
who had tried to steal his 3-year-
old son.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-22
Visitors to Corpus
Christi Sho1Un City
Growth With Harb0r

development Christi experienced
the Of Christi than and half
Brownsville business
the Of the Browns
lille Charnher eroCon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-22
Flood Present 24-Hr. Z4-Hr
stage Stage Chng. Rair
TIDE TABLE

High and low tide at Point Isa-
bel tomorrow, under normal met
geological condition:
High ....... 4:0T a. m: 2:38 p. m.
Low ...... 1919 a. m; 9:24 p. m
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THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley.
Mosly cloudy and somewhat un-
settled tonight and Tuesday; not
much change in temperature.
For East Texas: Increasing
cloudiness tonight and Tuesday
becoming unsettled; rising tenn
perature in interior.
Moderate easterly to soutnerly
winds on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-22
SIX SAVED as THEY PRAY

GLASGOW-Six persons. trapped
in a burning tenement. were on their
knees in prayer when firemen res
cued them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-22
RIVER FORECAST

There will be no material change
In the river during the next few
days.
Flood Present 24-Hr. 24-Hr.
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MISCELLANEOUS DATA

| Sunset today ................ 6:5I
Sunrise tomorrow ............ 5:59
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$50 P. M
XIV 1920. Chicago-Talk; concert or
WRBM ITO, chicago-ohicago orchestras.
we" &Srde T2ol' ohicago-sketch' "Unsolved
Colgm Biz Network-Temple hour to WMAQ,
NBC -seven-Elevens.
3 P. NJ
KYW 1920, Chicago-Orchestra; artists.
NBC system-Lucky Strike Dance orches-
ira to WGY.
Wis 800. Chicago -Interfraternity sing.
Columbia Network-Na tional Forum to
$50 p. M
WBBM (77o), Chicago-Lombardo' or
oQ WWEn Ns5T25k-Geo, olsens hour to
. P M
XIV 1920. Cnicago-News! dance pro-
WDAF l6loD, Kansas oity-Porocks or
WON l72ol, chicago-Tomorrou Trio.;
wGY, l79ol, schencctady-De witt Clinton
wMAo (s7o). chicago-Amos N Andy.
$40 P. M
WMA9 500, Chicago-Ncrthwest tab
$50 P. NJ
WGN C72ol. chicago-Goldkette's or
WE g.. ESQ: Detroit-Amos m Andy;
1000 P. M
WDAF $40. Kansas City-Amos n Andy;
WGN C720l.. Chivago-Dream Ship; Gold
Kettles orchestra
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DAWES TO ENGLAND
Sails on Olympic to Take
Diplomatic Post,

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 8.-Charles G.
Dawes sailed on the liner Olympic
Friday night to assume his duties as
United States ambassador to Eng
land.
The new ambassador to the Court
Of st. James was accompanied by
Mrs. Dawes, his daughter Virginia
and nephew, Henry Dawes, a re-
cent graduate of Williams College,
who will act as Dawes secretary in
London.
Dawes declined to make any state
ment, saying he intended to express
his views on the new diplomatic as
signment in a speech in London
shortly after his arrival there.
The Olympic carried 1900 pas
sengers, among them being Nine.
Frieda Hempel, the lyric soprano,
going abroad for concerts in London
and Paris.
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MUSSOLINI AND
POPE SEEK TO
ADJUST DISPUTE
Duce Asks for Private
Audience to Talk Things
Over With Pontiff.

BN JH0cd Press
VATICAN CITY, June Slope
for a still closer Cancellation between
Vatican City and the Italian king
dom was felt here today when it
was learned that Premier Musso-
lini had asked for a private audience
with Pope Plus XI.
1t is understood that the request
was granted by the pontif and
that it will take place early next
week.
Now that Vatican City has become
an independent state Mussolini will
not come as premier of the Italian
government, but most likely as a
plenipotentiary, perhaps to discuss
means by which the church and the
state of Italy can bridge the gap
which still exists between the pope
and the head Of the fascist party
on several very vital points.
Seeks Complete Accord
That Mussolini still is hopeful
Of reaching a complete understand
ingw ith the papacy outside of
their formal agreements, was seen
from his utterance when he was
shown by Cardinal Gasparri, papal
secretary of state, the telegram
which the pope had sent to the king
during the ratification ceremonies.
THAT is fine. It dispells all the
Clouds" Mussolini said.
Meanwhile the ancient plans of
the Vatican f1oated over the newly
created papal domain today as if
nothing had happened in 1870 to
interrupt the 1000 years Of tenn
poral reign by the pope of Rome.
Vatican Doors Opened
The flags werer aised over the
various points Of the papal domain
for the first time in f1fty-nine years.
Papal troops we're stationed at all
the strategic points which previous
1y had been patrolled by Roman
police
Opening of the bronze doors of
the Vatican, which had been closed
since the popes were deprived of
temporal power in 1870, was the
high spot of the complete change
which has taken place. Almost the
first gesture after the ratification
was the opening Of these doors.
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will broadcast Saturday night when the
its weekly broadcast
NBC system O'Clock.
that the Und
Choral stations of the Columbia oadcang
system Saturday night at ! o'clock
program popular Rita Goudu and dance orchestra
will be broadcast over the NC system SATURDAY
night o'clock.
Wilson vcepresident OF the Babon
Statistical ganizaon musical Of classical selections
will the Offering Finance period stations the
Columbia boadcang system Saturday night at $3.50 O'CLOCK
special arrangement for or
will the broadcast of the Ills over
NBC system Saturday night beginning at 1880 o'clock
dolores cssnei soprano; orchestra
under the direction Hugo Marian the presentation OF Spanish
Romantco Saturday night at O'CLOCK
over the system.
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CHILE MAY DAM
FLOW OF BOOZE
INTO EMBASSY
Ambassador Asks Home
Government on Dry
Action.
BY LOUIS JAY HEATH
United Press Stan Correspondent


WASHINGTON, June 8.-Csrlos
G. Dayila, Chilean ambassador, has
consulted his government regarding
the adyisability of suspending inn
portations OF liquor for use at en-
baSsy functions.
Sir ESme Howard, British ambas-
sador, who drew praise from drys
this week by his reported deter
mination to refuse for the present
to approve further acquisitions for
liquor importations for members of
the British embassy staff appar-
emily has found an ally in Anbas-
Sador Davila.
Sir Esme, it was recalled, did
valiant service for Davila prior to
the Chilean ambassadors historic
bone dry" dinner.
He called in the entire diplomatic
corps to assist the Chilean envoy
in solving the perpleXing problem
Of where to seat Mrs. Edward Ev-
erett Gam at that particular dim
ner after the state department had
declined to pass on the question.
1t is an open secret among mem-
bers of the corps that Sir Esme
Howard has been piqued consid-
erably because pictures of Balti-
more trucks laden with liquor un-
loading their cargoes at the doors
Of the British embassy here re-
Gently we're circulated widely in
newspapers throughout the country,
while other embassies brought in
loads of wet goods the same day
without press notice.
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PROGRAMS TO
MARK ANCIENT
JEWISH FEST
Feast of Weeks viii Be
Observed by Temples
Thursday Night.

Confirmation services in the
temples and synagogues of Indian
apolis will mark the observance Of
Shabuoth, the Feast of Weeks by
Indianapolis Jews Thursday night.
Shabuoth, also known as the
Feast Of Pentecost is one Of the
three important holidays in the
Jewish calendar upon which, when
the people still lived in Palestine
they would make pilgrimages to the
Temple in Jerusalem. Today 1t is
perhaps the most impressive Of the
three festivals because Of the con-
firmation services.
The holiday has a tWo-fold back
ground Before the destruction Of
the Temple it was primarily an
agricultural festival because in
Palestine the end of the harvest
season Of the grain comes to a close
seven weeks after passover.
An Agricultural Festival
Being an agricultural people the
Jews marked the end of the harvest
season with great JOY and gladness.
They brought the first fruit Of the
wheat harvest TO the temple and
offered it upon the sanctuary.
In time with the loss of the Tenn
pie the holiday lost the agricultural
background and the second meaning,
that Of receiving the Ten Command
ments on Mount Sinai, superseded
the former reason for celebration.
Today Shabuoth has come to
stand for the day upon which Israel
assumed the role of spiritual peo-
pie with the Torah as the guiding
light.
Confirm Children
This idea gave new spiritual con-
tent TO the observers of the festival,
Seventeen children will be con-
f1rmed at the Indianapolis Hebrew
congregation Thursday night, fol-
lowing an afternoon reception at the
Kirshbaum community center.
These children will conduct Serv-
ices in the Temple as feature of
the program.
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will preach Sunday morning on the
subject, The Glory Of the Cross,
and in the evening his subject will
be Substitutes for Righteousness
At the Ben Davis NJ E. church the
Rev. A. l.. Brandenburg will preach
in the morning on The Child in the
Midst At night Childrens day
program will be given.
The Rev. f. P. Jewett Of the
Madison Avenue NJ. E. church will
preach in the morning on The
Light Of Christian Character" The
Epworth League Will meet at
O'Clock.
At the Centenary Christian
church. Clarence E. Wagner, pastor,
will take as his Sunday morning
subject. Simon. the Cross Bearer. "
At night a Chldren's day program
Will be given.
At the Second Reformed church,
the Rev. George P. Kehl will preach
in the morning on The Meaning of
Death.
Fellowship With God" and
Garry Your Corner" are the an
nounced Sunday themes Of the Rev.
J. Graham Sibson at the Fifty-hr
Street NJ. E. church.
Gods Question Mark" will be
the morning subject of the Rev.
Homer c. Boblitt of the LinWood
Christian church. At night Chill
dren's day program will be given
by the Sunday school.
The Rev. G. L. Farrow Of the
Victory Memorial Methodist Profess
tant church will preach in the
morning on The Trif1er." At night
a Childrens Day program will be
given
MY Church Obligation" and The
Bonded Life a sermon delived in
the interest of all of the city school
graduates. are the themes of the
Rev. William Talbot Jones Of the
Edwin Ray M. E. church.
DR.. Frank S. C. Wicks announces
the following order of service at II
a m. Sunday at All Souls Unitarian
church
Northern Song" tscbumannl; Loves
Greeting )Elgarl. Hymn 1856. Second
service Covenant Anthem. Words OF
aspiration. Responsive reading. ninth Sc
lection. Scripture Hymn 395. Notices
and Offering "Voix Celeste" Batiste Ad-
dress. hymn %. Benedtction Postlude.
'Blost Be the Tic that Binds Our Hearts
in Christian Love"
"The Modern Church and the
Child WI be the morning theme Of
Dr. Edwin ". Duniavy at Roberts
Park NJ f. church At night, Civ
ing God a chance,
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ORCHESTRA ON AIR
20 Musicians to Give Block
Program Sunday Night.

A twenty piece orchestra under
the direction of George Irish will
provide a variety program on the
William H. Block hour over WFBNI
at 1880 Sunday night
Supplementing the orchestra will
be solos and the Elevator Boys
Sam and Rastus.
Selections from the Mikado
"Allah's Holiday" and My Hero"
from the "Chocolate Soldier" will
be heard.
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GLORIA G0ULD'S FORMER
EX- MATE IS MARRIED
Henry a. Bishop WEEDS Daughter of
Old Connecticut Family.
BIZ Inited Press

BIZ LHited Press
NEW YORK, June 8.-74lss Edith
Lyons Weed of Norwalk, conn, and
Henry A Bishop Jr, former hus-
band of Gloria Gould Bishop, were
married in All Souls Unitarian
church here Friday.
Miss Weed is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel L. Weed of Nor
walk. The Weeds are one of Nor
walks oldest families.
Bishop, an insurance broker, was
married to Miss Gould, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs George j. Gould, and
granddaughter of the late Jay
Gould, in 1928. They were divorced
in Reno last January.
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Fishing the Air

love old walzes will be
n played Strike orchestra the MIC system
Saturday night o'clock
bells the novelties of Joe Green's Novelty
night
stations the Columbia broadasng
Special two-pano arrangements hits will be
Place Robert Pasoceo the NBC system
Saturday night at sos o'clock
hafhour of will be played by dance
Phil Spany from the Hotel Pennsy
NBC evening at $50 o'clock
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WFBM U2so)
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Saturday
4:j5-woodrqf Quartet lcBs).
4:30-Musical VeSperS tCBSt
5:00-Indiana Medical Association news.
s. 05-SpOrtslantS tCBS1
5:45-George Whiting (CBSl.
6:o0-Longine' time BY Julius c. Walk
6:o1-Col1m6ia Club Dinner Ensemble.
630-Charlie Davis Rhythm BOYS.
6.45-WFBM concert trio.
7o0-Nit Wit hour tCBSl.
8oo-NaLionai Forum from Washington
a:3o-Gsofge Olsen and His Music DCBsl
9.00-Paramcunt orchestra CHS.
9:30-Swauee Syncopators tCBSl.
1000 TO 1l:00-Silent BY order Federal
Radio Commission
ll:oo-Longines time By Julius c. Walk 4
Son. weather.
u;I5-Indiana ballroom dance music.
SUNDAY
9 30-Christian Men Builders
10 80 to 12:l5-silent by order federal "a
do commission
l2:I5-Dessa Byrd organ concert.
l2:45-Ben Alley tenor tCBSl.
l00-The Ballad hour (CBSl
1:3o-Red Seal record program.
&.UO-CatneCral nOur tCbSoi.
3:00-French trio tCBSl.
33o-The Rev. Donlad Grey Farmhouse
(CBS)
4:Oo-Flag services from Capitol a Wash
500 to 6:oo-Siient by order federal "a
do commission
6:oo-MrS.- Murphy's Boarding House
fCBSl
630-Stutz hour of music.
WKBF 0400)
tHoosier Athletic Club
Saturday
5oo-Late news bulletins and sports
6:30-Dinner concert.
700-Studio program.
300-Herble ana His Gang.
SUNDAY
A. NJ
8O0-The Watch Tower hour from New
NJ.
3O-International Bible Students Asso-
citation.
7oO-First Presbyterian church,
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7.0o-Absorbine Jr. exercise program
7:3O-Health talk.
7:35-Morning devotion conducted by Dad
Kershner Of Y. M. 9. A.
8:0O-Crosley Woman's hour, with must
Gale Cooking chat, poems, house
hold hints end instructive talks.
9:00-Orpheus trio.
9.30-Livestock reports,
9:40-Talk.
1O:00-Maro musicale.
1o:1s-Studio personalities.
1880 Weather, river, market and police
reports.
l0:55-Time signals.
ii:S0-Orchestra at Hotel Gibson
P M
l2:oo-Town and country.
l2:15-Livestock report.
12:25-Market reports.
12:30-Matinee players.
1;tS-Stocks.
1:45-Baseball game Reds vs.. New York.
3:30-Woodwind ensemble
Monday
9 9:oo-wENR, Chicago-sunshine hour of
o:15-NBs system (WEAF) - Household
institute.
l2:oo-NBC System (CentraD-Farm and
Home hour.
1:45-WMA9; ShicagO-cubs vs.. Boston,
2:oo-NB566 System CwJz)-Larry Brier's
2:15-WGCo. Minneapolis Paul-Min-
neapols VS.. Toledo.
3:3o-WJR, Detroit-Fisher theater group.
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that's the good news that came to the
AIehrn Laboratories the other day and there's
a whole lot Of truth in it,
Yet IN spite Of the fact that Allenru is
supremacy good remedy for rheumatic fever
and Inflammation. there still millions Of
reSple. crippled and suffering untold agony
who continue to fool around with makeshifts
and believers Just because no one ever told
them about swift acting Allenru.
So II you, who happen to be reading this
notice right now. will clip il out and send il
doing him real favor.
.Nlenru comes in big bottle and il any
reader who suffers from rheumatism. sciatica
rheumatic fever or govt VIII take it as di-
rected for a reasonable period of time we
believe that their pain, agony. swelling and
Inflammation will soon disappear
It's great midlothian aualgesic. diurettc
and antipyretic that Hooks Dependable Drug
Store and leading druggists everywhere in
America sell with the distinct understanding
that il must help you or money back-thst
guarantee protects any Observation-Disclosures
ment. q
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HIGH SPOTS OF SATURDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM
6.0o-WEAF Network-The CavaCade.
WIZ and NetWork-Goldman band
7:0O-WEAF and NetWork-Shilkret symphony
Network-National Forum.
-Dramaization "The Vicar Of Wakefield"
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Day Programs

WFBM Q230)
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
Monday
ZOO to 9:oO-Pep Unlimited Club,
10:30-Aunt sammy's hour.
11:oO-Fuller- Ryde morning musicale
l2:oo-Pattcrns in Prints GEES.
1:oo-LApres Midi (CBsl.
Standardization organ recital (CBs).
2:30-WFBM concert orchestra.
WKBF U4OOl
(Hoosier Athletic Club
Monday
8:3O--Home complete program.
9:3o-Furnas Ice Cream Company pre-
gram.
1o:oo-standard Nut Margarine cooking
chat.
lo:l5-studio program.
notwithstanding bits Of history. cour
tesy of Indianapolis public library.
1o:3o-Live stock and grain nr market;
10:4o-Agricultural talk,
10:50-WKBF shopping service.
WLw (7OW CINCINNATI
Monday
5:3o-Top O. the Mornin'.
6:15-Old Man Sunshine IN. B. G.
6.3o-Organ program by Johanna Crosse.
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FLAG DAY PROGRAM
is SET FOR SUNDAY
Judge Roscoe Kiper Will Speak at the Evening Service
at the North Park Christian Church.

flag will be httngly Christian
i a
sermon subject Giving the Church Chance
At the worship well
chairman OF the VIII deliver address
The Meaning Of Flag
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Nrrphv skt with backgorund
IN the La
hour SUNDAY night at WFBM and stations OF the Co
unbab
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Dial 1UiSterS
AID references Are Central Standard Time)

WLW Geo. CINCINNATI
Saturday
90 Seckztary Hawkins
5-Q-Gold Spot Pals tNBC).
a.O0-Time announcement
Alvin Roehr orchestra from the
zoo club house.
5.44-National news.
5.39-Crosley. Dynacone Diners.
.35-B3 SebaU scores.
5-59-Weather announcement
6,0o-Purol band concert.
6.30-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
i.00-Historical highlghts.
l.30-Henry Thies orchestra.
6.O0-Seth ParkerS' Old-Fashioned Sing
ing school.
6.3O-Mansheld and Lee
9.00-Enna Jettick
l0.O0-Hawaiians
1o:30-Henry Thies' orchestra
li:o0-Johnny- Ramps orchestra.
ll;30-Sign of.
Sunday
8.30-Church school conducted by edi-
torial STAFF the Methodist Book
930-Riyer stages.
9.35-Church services.
1.00-Sign OF
I2.O0-Roxy symphony concert tNBC).
l:O0-Friendly hour MIC.
As Baseball game; Reds VS.. New York
3.30-TWlllght Reveries jNBCl.
3.00-Instrumental trio
3.30-Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick fNBCl
4.30-Whittau Anglo Persians tNBCI.
5.00-Time announcement
Songs at Twilight.
5.25-Baseball scores
5.29-Weather announcement
5.39-B7ldWin Piano program fNBCf.
6:O0-cnlna Jettick melodies MIC.
6;l5-Colliers radio hour (NBC).
7.l5-Hywn time
l.45-Henry Thies' orchestra.
6l5-The Crosley CemboX hour with
concert orchestra and scloists
9.15-Weather forecast.
Cino Singers.
9.45-Cello recital
l0-O0-Iir1e announcement
Musical Novelesque.
li,00-Sign of
Saturday
100 P. NJ
Columbia METEOROLOGICAL Singers to
WBBM t770l, Chicago-Plantation tunes.
NBC ,System-G. E. Symphony orchestra
WGN (720i. Characterization.
WMAQ t670l. Chicago-Concert orchestra.
NBC System-El Tango Romantico to
KDKA.
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The vespr flag services United States Flag Association WI be
Columbia
system Sunday afternoon at o'clock
and assisted by Nluei Ia
France oatura soprano wizard of the strings WI"
sL Gala occasion of Majestic theatre of the
air Columbia broadcastng system sunday
nigh a o'clock
seep Baby Sleep Sally Of My Dreams will inject twilight
WFBM stations OF the Copa
broadcastng system Sunday afternoon at o'clock
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HIGH SPOTS OF SUNDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM
400-WEAF and NBC Network-The ContlnentalS
65-WJZ and NBC Network-ColGers hour
75-WEAF NBC Ntework-George Cehanovsky DaryCone
WPC1 atlantic City)-Opera, Il Paghaccl
85-WJZ and NBC National Light Opera Company
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The Rev. L. 3. Moseley. pastor Of
the Emerson Avenue Baptist church.
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coUNoD COMPOSITIONS ON PROGRAM

nrogram consisting famous compositions
Of C5ounod including Messe Soennee will be the one
ing of WFBM and stations OF the Coo
broadcasting Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
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Not So Much Rheumatic
Agony in u. S. A. Now
So Hook Drug Co. Claims

If you keep on selling your wonderful medicine for rbeu
ferers left, said druggist the other day
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The Rev. Floyd Van Keuren. rec
tor Of Christ Episcopal church,
Monument circle, will have a cele-
bration Of holy communion at 8
o'clock Sunday morning. The
church school will assemble at 10
o'clock and motion pictures OF
Christ church and its activities viii
be shown. AT l0:45 there will be
morning prayer. church school COM
mencement and sermon by the rec
tor on the subject. Tools" The boy
choir. under the direction OF Ches-
ton L. Heath. will sing the anthem
20 Lord Most Holy" by Abt. There
viii be a soprano solo by Master
Maurice Fowler.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-08

The Christian Sabbath" is the
sermon subject of the Rev. j. H.
Killing for the Sunday forenoon
service at the Second Evangelical
church. The Danger of Drifting"
Is the minister's subject for the eve
ming service at 1880.
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8:00-The Watch Tower hour from New
York.
P M
1:3O-International Bible Students Asso.
citation.
7:oO--First Presbyterian church,
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City Stations
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Saturday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-08

Lift up your eyes" will be the
subject Of the Sunday forenoon
sermon by the Rev Robert F. Lay
cock at the Forest Manor NJ, E.
church. He will preach in the eve
ming service at School Street W. z.
church on And ne that reapeth re-
Ceiveth wages"