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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-17
Miss Barnes
Sets June Z
for Wedding

Invitations have been issued by
Alfred A. Barnes, 3505 Washing
ton boulevard, for the marriage Of
his daughter, Miss Evelyn Barnes,
to jeremiah Lawrence Cadick, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. DENLY E. Cadick,
Grandviewa
The wedding will take place Sat
urday, June Z, at high noon in the
Mckee chapel of the Tabernacle
Presbyterian church. A reception at
the Barnes home will follow.
Miss Ruth Cadick, sister Of the
bridegroom, will be maid of honor.
Bridesmaids will be Mrs. John
James Cooper and Mrs. William H.
Macomber, Kendallville.
DENLY <. Cadick Jr. will be his
brothers best man. Ushers will be
Paul Martin, William H. Wemmer,
William j. Kothe and Paul Trent,
Chicago.
Parties TO Be Held
A number of parties have been
planned TO honor Miss Barnes. Mr..
and Mrs. John James Cooper will
entertain with dinner party Fri
day night in honor of Miss Barnes
and her f1ance, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fritz Remshardt, Heilbronn, Ger
many.
Mr.. Kothe and Mr.. Wemmer will
give a dinner party next Saturday
night. Mrs. Macomber will have a
luncheon bridge at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Elder
Adams. 4145 Washington boulevard,
Tuesday afternoon, May 81 That
evening Miss Carolyn Richardson
will entertain with a bridge party.
Date to Be Set Later
Friday, May 30, Miss Marea
HaueiSen will entertain with a sup
per in honor of Miss Barnes and
Mr.. Cadick. The next day Mrs.
William Kern and Miss Hope
Pfafflin will have luncheon at the
Woodstock club. That night Mr.
and Mrs. William Jungclaus will en-
terrain at dinner. Mrs. Henry C.
Thornton, will have a luncheon
bridge June 3. June 4, there will be
a stag dinner for Mr.. Cadick at the
Columbia Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trent. Chicago,
and Miss Helen Trent, will enter
tain with a dinner June 5. Mrs.
Rudolph K. Haerle and Miss Helen
Shepard will entertain for Miss
Barnes, the date to be set later.
Miss Barnes was graduated from
Tudor hall and Vassar college and
is a member of the Junior League
of Indianapolis. Mr.. Cadick was
graduated from Indiana university
and Yale law school. He is a mem
Der of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity.
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MRS, WILSON NAMED
BY KAPPA DELTS

Mrs. H. Verle Wilson was elected
president of Kappa Delta Alumnae
Association at a meeting Thursday
night at her home in Bridgeport.
Other new officers are Mrs. j. H.
Whitton, vice-president; Mrs. Roy
Hose, secretary, and Miss Junia
Brandon, treasurer. The following
committees were announced.
Program, Mrs. Wilson, chairman;
Mrs. Roy Ross, Mrs. Glen Heaven
ridge, Mrs. j. H. Whitton and Miss
Brandon; telephone, Miss Blanche
Hutchinson, chairman; Mrs. Russell
Henry, Mrs. E. j. Kowalke and Miss
Martha Easton; finance, Miss Juan
tia Matlock, chairman; Mrs. Wen
dell 10y, Miss Florence Hill and
Miss Brandon; membership, Mrs H,
G. Engle, chairman; Mrs. Gaylord
Wood, Mrs. Kowalke and Miss
Hutchinson; publicity, Mrs. j. H
Whitton; social, Miss Olive Hoff-
man, chairman; Miss Katheryn
Hurlbert and Miss Mary Lohrmann
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Miss BEGAN to
Be HOnOred at
ShOWer Party

Miss Cecilia O'Mahony will en-
terrain tonight at her home, 4053
Ruckle street. with a crystal shower
in honor of Miss Ethel Mae Bevan,
whose marriage to Charles E. CARL
Jr., Will take place June IA at SIS.
Peter and Paul cathedral.
Green and peach, the bridal
colors, will be used in decorating.
The hostess will be assisted by her
mother, Mrs. j. P. O'Mahony. Miss
Olga and Miss Gloria FIELDS will pre-
sent the gifts.
Miss O'Mahony's guests will be
Mesdames Charles Bevan, Herman
Zeyen, Cecil Goltry, George Huls-
man, Misses Betty McDermot, Mary
Shea, Magdalen Able, Mildred Nc
Glinchy, Ruth Duffy, Mildred CAL
lagher, Marie Hutton. Catherine
Finneran, Mary Frances Boyle,
Mary O'Gara, Margaret Jordan.
Eileen Leane and Florence Mal0y.
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Camp Fire Girls

First aid course is being conducted
by Mrs. Clyde Osborne of the Red
Cross for Camp Fire Girls who are
working for their firemakerS' rank.
First class was held Tuesday, May
Is, in the Camp Fire office, and
the following girls were present:
Eleanor Jane Fullenwider, Jeanette
Armitage, Betty Lou Ingermann,
Betty Jane Beem, Evelyn Sutherlin,
Mary Lenguell, Evelyn Conley, Helen
Senges, Mildred Gauker, Lois STRAIT
man, Flossie Mae Nolan, Anna Ma
RE Pressell, Miriam Staley, Jean
Fonda, Bobby Weise, Marian Barnes,
Edna Taggart, Violet Stranger, Helen
Malloy, Doris Stranger, Mildred Tag
CART, Katherine Connoh, Florence
Klotsche, Beatrice Wade, Betty Leer-
kamp, Bernice Ellis, Margaret Hea-
gy, Roberta Everett and Jane Ann
Greenlee. The next class will be
held at $3.50 Tuesday in the social
hall of the Y. w. G. A.
The east side hike was held last
Saturday The girls met at East
Tenth street and Arlington ave-
nue. at 10 o'clock and hiked about a
mile east. The girls cooked their
dinner. Reports on the camp con-
ference we're given. The hike was
under the leadership of Miss Mar
garet Marshall.
Mothers and and daughters ban
quet will be given by the Guardians
Association, June IL at the First
Baptist church.
Committee of awards will be held
next Saturday, at the social hall Of
the Y. w. c. A. This will be the
last Court of Awards until next fall.
Tayuada group of School 7, under
the leadership of Miss Mary Mar
shall, discussed the camp confer
ence at their last meeting.
Witawentin group, under the lead
ership of Miss Ethelmae Miller, met
at the home Of the guardian Fri
day. Reports of the girls camp con-
ference we're given by Mary Ellen
Shelburne and Betty Hobbs. The
girls made plans for a bunco party
10 have been held Friday.
School 35 group held its regular
meeting at the school Thursday. The
report on the girls conference was
given by Georgiana Amt.
Miss Ethelmae Miller met with the
girls at School 80 and Mrs. Frank
lin Write, guardian, Monday. The
girls held a short business meeting
and worked on symbols for their
headbands.
Kataya group of School 40, Miss
Pauline Mohler, guardian, held their
meeting last Thursday at BIS. The
girls are selling candy to add to
their treasury.
Cakenscho group Of School 81 met
Monday afternoon. Blanche Reed
and Virginia Motif gave book re-
ports.
Instead of holding their weekly
meeting the girls Of the Wawasai
group, School 81, entertained their
mothers. The party was held at
the home of Mrs. Carl Anderson,
616 North Oakland avenue. In the
center of the serving table was a
tepee with Indian characters and a
miniature forest. At each end was
a replica of the Hunters fire.
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Garden Party
to Be GiUen
by Mrs. Ross

Woman's Research Club will have
a garden party Monday at the home
of Mrs. David Ross, Bonnie Brae.'
The luncheon committee is head
ed by Mrs. Oren Smith, assisted by
Mrs. w. J. Ramsdell, Mrs. j. P
Smith, Mrs. Milo Stevenson, Mrs. A
P. Thomas, Mrs. j. L. Wallace, Mrs
Cora Young Wiles, Mrs. A. L. Will
son, Mrs. T. P. Woodson and Miss
Margaret Stevenson.
In the afternoon M. o. Ryker will
give a talk on "Woman's Dress.
MIR. Ryker is secretary treasurer OF
the Royal Garment Company. Il
will be the last meeting of the year
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HADASSAH CHAPTER
TO HOLD SESSION

Indianapolis chapter Of Hadassah
will hold its regular monthly meet
ing at 2:15 Wednesday at the
Kirschbaum community center. Mrs
A. Levinson, Chicago, will be the
principal speaker Mrs. Levinson is
a charter member of the Chicago
chapter of Hadassah and was its
first president.
Mrs. Harry Mendelsohn will give
a group of piano numbers and Mrs.
Fred Fishman will give readings.
Nominating committee will report.
Mrs. Samuel Frommer, president,
will preside.
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MRS, LESLIE HOSTESS
FOR BRIDGE CLUB

Ms. Harry G. Leslie viii be
hostess for the regular monthly
luncheon-tridge of the Columbia
Club "Wednesday at 1890.
She viii be assisted by Mrs. John
c. Ruckelshaus, Mrs. Gaylord Nor
ton, Mrs. John Kiley RuckelShaus,
Lebanon: Mrs. Henry c. Thornton,
Mrs. Oliver p. sReese. Mrs. Frank
Reynolds, Mrs. D. ]. Mccarthy, Mrs.
c. B. Huff, Martinsville, Mrs Clare
Parry and Miss Dorothy Cunning
ham. This viii be the last lunch
con- bridge for members and guests
until October. Reservations may be
made with Mrs. J. Hart Laird, club
hostess.
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Hold Joint Meetim1

Missionary societies of Memorial
Presbyterian church will hold a
joint meeting in the chapel Tuesday
at 7:45. Mrs. w. A. Hutchings win
conduct the Bible lesson. A playlet,
Wireless Messages" will be given.
Hostesses for the affair are Mrs.
Lyndon Eberly, Mrs. Stanley Byrum,
Mrs. Carl Whitney. Mrs. William
L. Staley, Mrs. Gordon Stewart,
Miss Merrill Conover, Miss Mildred
Lorash and Miss Pauline Littrel.
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UNIVERSITY WOMEN
WILL HOLD PARTY

Hostesses for the last general
meeting of the indianapolis branch
Of American Association of Univer-
sity Women, which will be held at
2:30 Tuesday at the home of Mrs
Gayle B. Wolfe, 4488 Washington
boulevard, are as follows:
Mrs. Lester Rich, chairman; Mrs
Douglas Bash. Mrs. Paul Stokes
Mrs. H. B. Pike, Mrs. Allen Stack
house, Mrs. Frank Howard, Mrs
r. c. Rochelle and Mrs. Walter
P. Morton. Miss katherine McHale
national chairman of educational
work, will be the speaker. The af-
fair will be a garden party.
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SORORITY TO
GIVE RUSH PARTY

Chi Beta Kappa sorority will en-
terrain with the first of a series of
rush parties at Whispering Winds,
Brookville road, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Vera Campbell, president, will
be hostess.
Lohrman-S teinruck trio, composed
of Miss Mary and Miss Christine
Lohrman and Miss Ruby Steinruck,
will present a musical program.
Guests will be 1irs. Dorothy ,iroos,
Miss Margaret WEIGH, Miss Laura
Milhols, Miss Ethel Marie Actor and
Miss Fay Wall.
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MIR. AND MRS. HOWARD MAXWELL STANTON 1921 Central
1V1 invitations wedding daugh-
of Mr. Mrs. r. Mt Sterling wedding
take place June 7.
Miss Rosamond Van Camp has been assisting with the publicity
for the Indianapolis Junior League horse show rodo which
Indianapolis
show will continue until Sunday the coliseum
Playground
Marriage of Miss Anne Kelley to Hale Dan Connesve took
place at this morning S. cathedral
the daughter Kelley,
Mr. and Mrs Dant will be at Connersvile.
A. in Nest
for the tea and musical to be given May Is by the Mutual
Association The affair is for the aid
professional Of county
Mr. and Mrs Edgar M Milan, Plainfeld the
gagement of their daughter, Miss Mam
place wednesday night 49, the Plainheld
Episcopal church.
Lucille Gerth Meridian
Margaret
Milton Hottel Forty ninth
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Marriage Announced

Mr. and Mrs E. B. Allen, 1923
Newman street. announce the mar
rage Of their daughter. Miss Flea
nor Allen, to Elmer Lee Beanblos-
som, which took place Jan. 10. Mr..
and Mrs. BeanblcSsom are at home
IN the Brookside apartments, Tenth
street and Beville avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-17
Baritone VIII
Assist Trio at
Sunday Concert

Vaughn Cornish baritone soloist,
will be assisting artist at the Ma
rott Musicale Sunday in the foyer
of the hotel, given by the Marott
Trio. The program is as follows:
Trio xxx" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Haydn
Moderate.
Menuetto.
Presto.
Trio.
Prologue" from I Pagliacci', 49,.
Mr. Cornish and trio.
Nobody Knows the Trouble Use Seen
.............. Clarence Cameron White
Consuelo Couchman.
''Heav'n Heav'n'' ............. Bf-leigh
Elaboration" ..................... Rogers
Were You There?" ....:........Bu rleigh
Mr.. Cornish.
Coin Home -. .Dyorak-Kreisler
Maud Custer.
THANK God for Garden" Del Piego
Rogue Song" ......:....... .Stothart
Mr.. Cornish.
Selections from Bohemian Girl" Balfe
Trio.
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BANQUET WILL BE
HELD AT PARISH

Daughters and mothers banquet
of the Girls Friendly Society,". Christ
church branch, win be held in the
parish house Tuesday. Mrs. Betty
Woldt is hostess, assisted by Miss
Mary Lawton, Miss Dorothy Dug
dale, Miss Helen Keeney, Mrs Helen
Kidwell and Miss Eunice I--arshall.
The annual diocesan meeting will
be held next Saturday and Sunday IN
the parish house. Winnifred Dun
die, Chicago, field secretary. viii be
speaker.
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Richmond Organist Guest Artist
for D. A. R. Morning Musicale

Henry c. Ketcham, Mrs. Frank La
Foe Link, Mrs. Charles Railsback,
Mrs. E. H. Darrach, Mrs. E. L. Kruse
and Mrs. James L. Gavin, vice
president general from Indiana
Mrs. Wilbur johnson, regent, and
Mrs. John l.. Lochhead and Mrs.
James M. Ogden, vice-regent, will
pour.
Many parties have been planned
to follow the musicale. Among the
hoStesseS are:
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Initiation Arrnnded

Regular meeting of Beta Theta
Chi sorority viii be held at 9 to-
night at the home of Miss Sevilla
and Miss Rhoda Horne, 2940 Park
avenue. Plans for initiation will be
made. All members and pledges are
asked to attend.
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Donald c. Gilley, organist, Of
Richmond, will be guest artist at
the Morning Musicale to be given
Wednesday at 1880 at the home OF
Mrs. Myra j. B. Allison, Cold
Springs road, by the Caroline Scott
Harrison chapter OF the Daughters
of the American Revolution, and
sponsored by the finance committee.
Mrs. Helen Warrum Chappell and
Vaughn Cornish will appear on the
program with Mr.. Gilley, as will a
violin quartet, composed of Miss
Marguerite Billo, Miss Harriet
Payne and Miss Lorinda Getting
ham, accompanied by Mrs. Frank
Edenharter.
The following program has been
announced by Mrs. Charles A. Pfaf-
fin. chairman of the music COM
mittee of the chapter:
Song of Gratitude" ................ Cole
a SRi from from suite in Miniature, o''l-i'
Mr. Giiiey. Ds Lams's'
Mrs. chappen end MRS: Cornish,
Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen"
.-'.......---- Wnlte
'WeItZ .....---.-.... .--.---. -breninS
Gretlkan" .....- -..-.....-...'.-.j ,SsIleg
i4"SO violin quartet. ,1N''e'''A
AZ tne Wen HI getli IA.
Love Went a-riding" ........... Ridge
l'''S Mrs. chappen.
will O. the Wisp' ...............N evin
Romance ...--.- ..-..----. 15epuSsY
00f'eSe MI. Gilley.. 'D@'ss
Mrs. Ernest DeWolfe, chairman
of the finance committee. the COM
mittee, and members of the execu-
tive board are in charge Of the ticket
sale. Reservations may be made by
calling Miss Carolyn Thomp-on at
the chapter house.
Mrs. George Scott Olive and Mrs.
Cleon Nafe are in charge of the
ushers who will include Mrs. j.
Francis Madden, Mrs. R. Herbert
Ransburg, Mrs. Walter B. Smith,
Mrs. Walter L. Foreman, Miss Doro-
thea Tall, Miss Dorothy Walsh, Miss
Adele Roroer. Miss Mary Virginia
Moore and Miss Nancy Kalleen.
Coffee tables win be in charge Of
Mrs. James a. Sutherland. Mrs.
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Sponsor Church PARTY

A luncheon, card party and "coun-
try store" will be given by the rum
mage committee Of s.. Patrick's
church Tuesday afternoon and
night. In st. Patrick's hall, Prospect
street.
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Michael Stuppy and his daughter,
Mrs. Mary Salmon. 1912 Belleview
place, will sail May "A from New
York for a tEree-month tour in
Europe.
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Miss Harder
VIII Marry
Hen1yGOett

The announcement Of the engage
ment of Miss Helen Katherine
Harder to Henry o. Goett was made
Friday night at party at the home
of Mrs. r. E. Brann, 81 Ridge View
drive.
Mr.. Goett is the son Of Mrs. Chris
tine Goett, 1916 South East street.
The wedding will take place June %.
The house was decorated with
spring flowers. Three white bells,
one of which contained the an
nouncement, were suspended from
the archway of the living room.
They were tied with pink tulle bows,
and StreamerS of smilax.
The serving table was conferred
with a low bowl of spring flowers
and lighted by tall pink tapers. APP
pointmentS carried out pink and
blue the bridal color scheme.
Guests included:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-01
CLASSY BOUTS AT VET MIXER
 THIS EVENING
Four Real Fights Predicted on Legion Arena Card
 for Tonight
"oh baby, what a sooklp

No, net hosiery sale. but the big smoker of the American Legion containing twenty rounds of fast boxing, and scheduled to start in the lower floor of A. B. hall, at 8 o'clock tonight.
 Joe Collier and Red Campbell, veteran ringmen, are the boys on tap for the main go of the even ing. According to talk around .o-7,s thls little mix-up will b. 3 ra a'n event in every sense of tl7o wo-1
 Joe, the best known of the tvo in local ring circles, is said to ba in the pink of condition fsr t.H p-- fair. He has been rigar0uslv [ ar- ing for the event, and is t'lc f-z 7-- ite of many to hear the last go.--.g alone.
 Campbell Has Edge
 Locking from the other angle. Campbell, by his past record, has the edge over Collier. Campbell has a decisive win over Soldier Cl- son to his credit, while the service man exefciscd his superiority over Collier last summer
 Taking all the facts into consid- erat!cn It looks liks a pretty even match, with either scrapper in a position to administer the sleeping potion. There is a mighty strong chance Of the main event not go- ing full six rounds
 The se:ni-final fight, che Of three good scraps in addition to the big mix-up, will see Granny IIulsc and Miles Murphy inside the ropes. Speed can be expected in this af- fair if the boys are in the pink, end there is every reason to believe they are. Hulse has shown himself as a conner in previous battles here, while Murphy, who has been under the lights for years, is speedy mixer.
 White Meets Hulsc ] Dan White and Rod Huise will go four rounds in the second pre- limirary. E1ulse, like his brother, has some good punches tucked away in his sleeves, while White seems able to take care of him. self.
 Rocovich and Ruckhart, curtain raisers, are booked for four frames also. These boys have seen less experience than the others on the card, and the fans will have an opportunity to get lineup ca some new material before the, de- bate has been settled.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-01
TANK CLUB WILL WEAR
 NUMERALS

NEW YORK, March 1-The Yan- kees will be numbered again this year. The jinx that in 1929 crack ed great streak of pennantwin- ming campaigns evidently was not considered to reside in the numcr- als that for the first time in the clubs history were stitched to the backs of the players shirts.
 Favors Plan
 Business Manager Ed Barrow IS c,nphatieally in favor of numbered suits, pointing out that they are especially helpful to the patrons in big park such as the stadium. The Senators and Indians also will be numbered As yet not National League club has signified it's intention of copying this Amer ican League innovation. fssi
 Two Styles
 The Indians had their home suits numbered last year, but not their road uniforms. The Senators arc brand new convert to the idea.
 Barrow said that the Tanks, h. dians and Senators had agreed to standard eight numeral.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-01
NEW BOOKLET
 IS ISSUED BY
 ADMIRAL LINE
Full Page Picture of Glac- fer and Aux Lake
 Featured

Featuring full page spread of Mendenhall Glacier and Aux Lake, the 1880 tourist advertising pamph- let of the Admiral Line Cruising the Worlds Smoothe-t Waterway to Alaska" has been received by local agents.
 The now famous view of the gla- cicr with Aux Lake in the fore ground is printed on the outside of a folding page idea, inside of which is colored relief map of the Coast line from Seattle to Kodiak.
 Within the cover, which is bright ly and attractively colored, are nu- rnerou3 interesting pictures of scenes which may be viewed by the tourist on his travels in the Territory. Included also are pub 1icity matter pertaining to the Ad- rlira1 Line and its summer cruisca,
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itinerary Of trips and g complete schedule Of tourist saiiings.
 Dorothy Alexander Trip

According to schedules list the Dorothy Alexander will make ten trips this summe~, calling as Vic tor.a, Ketchikan, Sitka and Skag- way northbound, and Juneau, Taku, Wiangell and Ketahikan, south bound.
 The Admiral Watson and Admiral Evans will handle all Southwest Alaaka business of the company, and will not call at Valdez bound north or south. They will open on their schedule April 30 and operate until September 24, with a steamer out of two Wednesdays in every three.
 On the Southeast Alaska route the Admiral Rogers sailing of May 8 opens the season. She sails again on May g, beginning an alternt- ing two weeks schedule with the Queen, with all departures booked for ThurscAys. The Dorothy Alex ander's first trip is Juns T, and she sails each ton days thereafter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-01
DEMPSEY IS
 IN ROCHESTER
Is There for Consultation with Physicians of
 Mayo Clinic

ROCHESTER,, -;Tinn., March 1.-i Jack Dempsey has arrived here to consult physicians Of the Mayo Clinic. He said he was undecided whether to return to the ring. He said he was in the best of oondi- ton and was feeling fine"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-01
First Church of Christ, Scientist

Sunday serS1ces VIII pe neii at II a. m. in the First Christ of Christ. Scientist. Junea'', on Fifth and Main Streets. The subject will be "Christ Jesus
 Sunday School at 12:l5 p. m.
 Wednesday, goo D. m.-Testi- monial meeting.
 Christian Science Reading Room m c..drch building This room Is open to the public Wednesday afternoons rom 2.3o to 4.
 The public is cordially invited to attend these services and visit the reading room.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-01
AGREEMENT IS
 MADE, REVOLT
Government and Insurgents in Santo Domingo,
 Perfect Truce

SANTO DOMINGO. March l.-- Governmental forces, President Ho- raeio Vasquez and Insurgent lead- ers of the movement against him, with the apparent approval of American Minister Charles B. Cur tis, have agreed on Provisional President for the Republic. He is Gen. Rafael Estrella Urena, one of Ithe Insurgents, and lawyer.
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iSorthern Light Presbyterian
 Church

REV. c. c. SAUNDERS. Pastor Corner Fourth ana rranKiin Sts
 The church where service and worship meet
 Morning worship at II o'clock. Bible Class meets at 1915 D. m. R. & Raven; Superintendent. 7 TOO D. m.-Childrens Hour. This service is for children to Is years 7;30 D. m. Happy Sunday Night"
 The evening services are held in the church basement.
 All are welcome.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-01
RACE FOR MILLION

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Three cit ies are competing to become the first in Italy with 100000 in- habitants. Rome, Naples and Mil an are trying for the honor. All now have more than 900,000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-01
Resurrection Luthcrza Church

Corner of TlIru ana -Ii,n Sts. REV. HARRY R. ALLEN, Pastor Sunday services.
 l1:C0 a. m- Morning Worship. Subject spiritual Blindness
 12:15 D. m.-Sunday School.
 7:30 D. Evening Worship. Subject, @Th2 Sp.rieual Harvest'' RGid-week Lsnten services will be- gin this coming Wednesday even- ing at 7:30
 A hearty welcome awaits you at all of these services. Come and bring a friend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-03-01
sUFPLANTs FERRY

RICHMOND, Cal-More than 22,O00 tons of steel are being used in the superstructure of a new bridge across Carquinez straits to supplant ferry boat service.