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Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-09
Palmer Funeral
Is Held Today

Brief funeral services for Mrs. F.
A. Palmer, mother OF DIR. Il. l.. Pal
mer of this city, were held this
morning at 10 O'Clock at Lemon $
funeral parlors.
Burial followed in Evergreen
cemetery, where prayer was offered
by Rev. c. f. Flanagan, pastor of
the First Baptist church.
Mrs. Palmer died in San Diego
Wednesday following Il lengthy i'll
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-09
Electric lawn mower sharpening.
Phone 252. DR.. Fix-1t Shop. Stf
Visiting in Dinuba -

Visiting in Dinuba - Mrs. John
Judge and Mrs. i. c. Finney and
daughter Virginia are comfortably
located at 3j Ozone Avenue, Venice,
where they will remain until school
starts. Judge Finncy is holding
court in Los Angeles until October
first.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-09
Pure lemonade ice cold at Paul's
sc u glass. Pickwick Stages.

Moving or rrorage7-You can
rely on our dependable service. We
would be happy to serve you if you
are moving this spring. Phone !.
Pioneer Truck & Tfr. Co. IT'S
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-09
Visiting in Dinubs. Mrs. Johr

Visiting in Dinubs. Mrs. John
p. Hansen and son Rodney are Wis
iting Mrs. Hansen's sister in Din
uba and from there will 90 to Up
of her brother. While in Upper Lake
a family reunion is planned for the
latter part of August, Mr.. Hansen
planning to join his family at that
time
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-09

Goar Resigns-J. B. Goar, VINO
has been in charge Of the Meloland
experiment station the past year,
has resigned, W. w. Weith of Han
ford replacing him. Mr.. and Mrs.
Goar plan to make their home in
the northern part Of the stat.
For Crushed Rock and Washed
Sand also Desert Rock and Sand,
Phone Il. | have taken over the
Imperial Construction and supply,
formerly +. $. Cook s place at 18th
and Magnolia. Will handle mate
rial only Special attention given
to contractors. ". NJ. VIM. 81
Held for San Diego-John D..
March, wanted by the police in san
Diego. was arrested in this city last
night hy Officers Echols and Greer.
The san Diego charges were not
made known. March had several
suits and suit cases, an cxpensiv"
guitar and camera in his posses
sion when he was arrested.
Fined on DRUM, Charge-Charlcs
F.. Hoops, charged with drunkness,
was the only offender before Judge
Perkins in the police court this
morning. The court imposed a fine
of $50 following Hoops > plea of
guilty. The fine was paid.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-09
Hirigoyens Have Daughter-Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence IIirigoyen are
the proud parents o a daughter,
born Thursday night at the Leblanc
Maternity home. The young lady,
who weighed : pounds, II ounces,
has been named Evelyn Frances.
Mr.. Hirigoven is we'll known local
ly, being employed by Richmond
Bros. Mother and daughter are re-
ported to be doing nicely.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-09

ness. Funeral services were held in
the coast city yesterday afternoon,
after which the body was shipped
TO this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-09

who has been spending the summer
at a girls camp and from there plan
to drive to Los hnge-es. Their va
cation plans are indefinite.
Tondros Leave For Coast.-Mrs
". \. Tondro and children motored
to Los Angeles Thursday where
they will meet Miss margaret Ton
dro who has been attending sum
mcr sessions at L. G. l.. A., stop
ping en- route ut Banning with Mrs.
Tondro's sister. After several days
in Los Angeles the family plan to
90 to San Diego where they will
spend the remainder Of the sum-
mer
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-09
'NAZARENE CHURCH,

limpiug service .t II 80. n. Tbr
no-e,-. silt h.shlonqlt hy the pas
tor. Err. It. ". Cwa, his sdbiat
a.lu-. "cataio4 u.f oar supply oi
Hifr'
tmuh Hi#r S.loolwa,.- at 9:55
81. m.
\o interesting program is IT,
GAGGED h. the young people at 6.@'
F.. U.
Ul,u'Hg service at 100 -. MI Tile
PASTORS subject ~,1 he "~anlH.-
cation .n5 Its E.hics. - Everybody
N,',yol..
f.y evening gt 5:ao. Choir rctcaral
following tlo prayer meeting.
Strangers .aro cordially invited to
ail services.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-09
CHRISTIAN SCIENC CE SERVICES

First Church Scientist FL cono California Branch of The
Mother Church. Christ Scientist IN Boston, Mass
holds the Church Edco Olive and Seventh Streets
Sunday o'cloc Sunday morng services II O'Clock
wednesday Evening TcsfnOnar Meeting at 8 o'clock
Building Corner Main and
sth Streets daily QScpt Sundays and Legal HohdaSl
A M.
All are welcome the reading
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-09

Houses On Vacation-Dr. and
Mrs l.. c. House left Thursday for
their vacation They motored to Big
Bear for Miss Dorothy Lou Gillian.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-09
or. A. B. hanson, Dentist, DAVIS
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Billy Clements Recovering-The

Billy Clements Recovering-The
many frienGs Of ~. ana Mrs. T..
f. Clements will be pleased to learn
that their young son, Billy, who
suffered with infantile paralysis, is
completely recovered according to
Mr.. Clements. they were very for
tmatc in getting serum treatments
before the disease caused paralysis.
Mrs. Clements and children are III
Los Angeles where they viii re
main until September.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-09
NoTIcE-Massey's Grocery will

INO I IOII II--N1ttooCy UAVOofy Wit
be open for business Monday, Aug
ust nth. with new fresh stock and
vii he glad TO meet our many pa
irons.
Evening star., 1930-04-06
HTPMORJI.F q

1929 Century Six. S-passenger. f.
door sedan. Dark blue paint, natural
wood wheels. All metal parts chro-
MUM plated. Upholstery is spotless
A real family car that has had very
little use. Fully equipped.
Evening star., 1930-04-06
ESSEX.

1928 Essex 5-Passenger 4-Door
Sedan. This car has been we'll cared
for; tires like new, fine paint, full
equipment including parking light.
extra tire, etc.
Evening star., 1930-04-06
MOTT MOTORS, INC,
USED CARS!
RECONDITIONED.
HONESTLY PRICED.

That's all we'd ever have to say
about our used cars, If it wasn't for
the fact that any one can say it. The
only difference is, we can prove it.
Evening star., 1930-04-06
HUPMOBILF.

F1UI 7 MODILE.
1927 business coupe, rumble seat.
leather upholstery, painted green
with black trim. Has been driven
low mileage. Has all extras includ-
ing motor meter, bumpers, etc.
Evening star., 1930-04-06
WEEK END
BARGAINS!

Ford 1880 Town Sedan.
Less than 1000 miles; cannot be told from
new; W. over YER slOO on delivered price.
Graham-Paige 1880 Coach.
Run less than 1900 SSS! miles .sIS aSd looks like
Dodge 1926 Sport Touring.
One of those husky fours that Just keep
on running; $l7o.
Chrysler 1927 Sedan, Model So
Looks good, runs better. A good little car
Pontiac Coach, 1923.
upholstery spotless. Priced to sell quickly,
Graham-Paige 610 Tudor Sedan.
Fully equipped; beautiful 6-pasSengeT
family E'e care qeee easy 70 d1s snd
to run; s425.
Pontiac 1927 Coach.
car .oos IN milton
at this reduced price, $22S
Essex Coupe.
That famous Challenger model: driven
only few months; finished in a beautiful
1t atops %n,sS brown n not tsik mar or scratch on
Chevrolet Sport Coupe, ~ Model.
This car has had exceptionally good care;
color in q pastel blue; fully equipped. Come
in and see what bargains really are at S275.
Essex Coupe, 1929 Model.
Fully equipped, with Balcrank bumpers;
tires show very little wear; motor in excel
lent condition; $425.
SEMMES MOTOR CO.,
1926 18th. Pot. O772.
Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1930-04-06
uTTDAfnpIT Z

HUPMORILF.
1928 Straight 8 5-Passenger Sedan
This car has black paint, old ivor,
stripe. Former owner local attorney
who will gladly vouch for splendic
condition and care that it has had
IN the past.
Evening star., 1930-04-06
HUPNlOBIT.F.

HUPMOBHF.
1929 Straight 8 Sport Roadster.
with rumble seat. This car calr
hardly be told from new. Painted
black. old ivory stripe. Is fully all,
delightfully."- equipped with all extras
Evening star., 1930-04-06

1880 CHRYSLER 20
ROYAL SEDAN.
Six wire wheels. One of the beau
tiful black cars that you have ad.
nired. Run less than 1900 miles.
Listed new. $1.740. Can be purchased
at !. great saving. Your car as part
1tCaIl Mr.. Lingle,
North 1886.
Evening star., 1930-04-06

CASH REGISTERS. show cases and store
fixtures; entire contents bought Edgar
Baum. Inc, 914 E st. NV. Met. 9744.
CITY DIRECTORY. 1929 edition wanted.
Write giving lowest price, Gilman'S Drug
Store, 627 Penn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1930-04-06

"DEE-WITE," 16-ft.; johnson outboard 80
motor used one season; perfect condition;
buying larger boat; bargain for quick sale.
Address Box 457-H, Star office.
Evening star., 1930-04-06
A GOLDEN
OPPORTUNITY.

Business is good, we need room and
are staging big used-car clearance
sale and are offering over 100 bar
gains on every line.
Evening star., 1930-04-06

FURNITURE-Am needing some good used
Pay best prices. C. Shannon, Adams 2131.
Evening star., 1930-04-06

TWO CRUISERS have a 50-foot cruiser
and 25-mile, 45-foot. all-mahogany express
cruiser. want to sell one or the other, and
will sacrifice. Call Mr.. Blanton, Metropoli-
Evening star., 1930-04-06
Observation-Disclosures.

APPAREL, shoes, dishes. curtains, drapes.
hats, rugs, bedding; anything for rummage
sale Best cash prices paid. Phone Mr..
Winger, Pot. 4627. 10"
Evening star., 1930-04-06

CRUISER, raised deck, 39x9 IT., oak frame,
cypress planked. copper riveted; 4-cyl. ma
rIne motor, 10 miles galley, toilet electric
ity, cedar tender; Al throughout: 5000 COM
plete. Address Box 1907. Star Office.
Evening star., 1930-04-06

SiH HssG fsW s ,es et5sr }b oncon
bronze, l2-foot Prisg skinner; outfit capa-
bic of 80 miles or more complete with
Macomber, 4l8 10th st. NV. Metropolitan
Evening star., 1930-04-06

No Reasonable Offer Refused.
A. c. MOSES MOTOR CO.,
1887 Irving St. Adams 5683.
Evening star., 1930-04-06

OUTBOARD MOTORS, Elto, Caille, johnson;
Al condition; also Crosley IcybaI refrig
orator for boats, neither gas nor electricity
required. l240 st. Sc. 12'
OUTBOARD MOTOR BOAT, I6-ft., 5-pass,;
heavy built, all screw-fastened; fine tor
fishing, ETC.; brand-new; very cheap at
SOS; can be seen at 80 New York ave. ne.,
Sunday.
Evening star., 1930-04-06

CHEVROLET COACH. l929-Dark gray
Duco, excellent mechanical condition. ex-
ceptionally clean; good tires; fully EQUIP.
ped; s445. Barry-Pate Motor Co., 252o
Evening star., 1930-04-06

CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE COUPE, a 1928
model: rumble seat; new tires; hnished s5,ni IN
terms arranged to suit you. Come mere.
1901 18th st. NV, r. L. Taylor Motor Co.
Evening star., 1930-04-06

fordor sedans, s25 up; choice selection
The early shopper viii nnd great stock
at unheard-of urices. These cars are in
running condition and we'll worth the price
we ask Come here. 1901 l4th st. NV,
Evening star., 1930-04-06

CHEVROLET CABRIoLET, l927-Rumble
seat, fully equipped; looks good; runs nicely:
1925 Only SIS down. balance easy. Owens
Evening star., 1930-04-06

STEELCRAFr OUTBOARD, new. $500, never
IN water; 35-mile speed, carry 800 lbs; nom
s,nkable; will sell $3.50 cash. L. W. Houston,
Evening star., 1930-04-06

BUICK 1929 MASTER 6 4-DOoR SEDAN
Thoroughly gone over and guaranteed the
same as new car. Don't fail to look this
StS W
Evening star., 1930-04-06

BUICK-standard, 1926 Sedan, splendid
shape privately owned; must sell at once
for best offer. Call Mr.. Elgin, Decatur 1872
BUICK 4-PASS. COUPE, 192T-Check and
double check this price and propolition
Motor, paint and tires excellent; 80 days
free service; E-Z terms, $685.. OuriSman
Chevrolet, 18th and Good Hope I'd. s.e
Evening star., 1930-04-06

BUCKS AND MARoUETTES-A 1880 Buick
Coupe and 5-pass. Marquette Sedan. New
car guarantee. Phone Met. 06l4 at $50
Evening star., 1930-04-06

OUTBOARD MOTOR, Johnson Sea Horse.
81; this motor has been run less than 20
hrs. and can be purchased for less than
two-thirds Of list prices also one E-z motor
conveyer. $1,000 cost $4,000. Great Falls
Canoe House. 3Sth and K SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1930-04-06

BUICK MASTER TOURING. l925-If you
need a larger car or a later one than you
now have, see this one for s245. Mr.. Bar
ton. 1R35 18th ST NV
Evening star., 1930-04-06

BOOKS BOUGHT-SetS Or single volumes;
pay highest prices. Phone National 6l1S
frank's Book Shop. sOs 18th 81. nv
BOOKS : Highest prices for sets. nction
Bring them" or phone Metropolitan 5415
Pearlman'S Big Book Shop, 933 G st NV
Evening star., 1930-04-06
FOED TRUCKS.
Sta..e Bodies.
Panel Bodies.
HIRE-AUTOMOBILES.

YOUNG CoLoRED MAN with large. COM
Portable car, would like to hire himself and
car out to private family by the month; 10
years experience; best Of references. North
444S-J
Evening star., 1930-04-06
CHEVROLET 1928 convertible coupe (red);
will sacrifica 2012 l4th.

CHEVROLET SEDAN, 4-door, 1925; in splen-
did condition and fully equipped; VIII sacri-
Il you haven't all cash pay what you can and
the balance monthly; at my home any time
MLnndlau nj L w COl 12Ah
Evening star., 1930-04-06

CHEVROLET SPORT CONVERTIBLE COUPE,
blue, 1929; rumble seat; parking light; car
shows excellent care; 3 brand-new balloons
that have never been run mile, S4sS ana
NV r. L Taylor Motor Co.
Evening star., 1930-04-06

FURNTTURE-Wanted to purchase some
used furniture to outfit place; can pay cash.
Phone Metropolitan 305l e.
Evening star., 1930-04-06

CHRYsLER COUPE. 192s-Paint, top and
good This car can be purchased for s425.
Nogales international., 1930-12-09
Colonel Bird A Builder

One Of the best things that can be said Of man
after he has passed away is that he was community
builder.
Such man was Col Allen T. Bird, pioneer news
paperman of this city, who died at Sawtelle Califor
MIA, Friday.
His work of thirty seven years of making known
to the world at large the unparalleled resources OF this
great region was Of material service in building up
this country
Col Bird was one of the most brilliant newspaper
men ever located here. During his very busy life he
wrought unremittingy, giving the best that was in
him for his county, his family, and the communities
where he made his home-Nogales being the last and
longest He served the people of this city faithfully
and we'll through period Of thirty seven years. In
his DEATH Nogales, and the state of Arizona, have
lost most valuable citizen and the state of Sonora
one of it's real boosters.
The editor Of the Nogales international will long
remember Col. Bird as a true friend of this paper.
The International now owning and occupying the old
Oasis building, erected by Col Bird was often re-
membered by him the past five years. He frequently
sent in for the paper and of the last news
paper articles that he ever wrote the history of
the old Oasis press discarded by The International
when this paper purchased larger and more up to date
equipment last spring.
The international joins with the public in gen
era in extending sympathy to the Colones estimable
family in their bereavement.
Nogales international., 1930-12-09
Uncle Sans Xmas List

If you don't know what to give Aunt Mary Or
Uncle John for Christmas consult the Department Of
Commerce at Washington. A booklet entitled, cts a
Gift issued by the textile division of the Department
suggests about 200 articles that will appropriately
fit into Christmas stockings. Although all the pro-
posed gifts derive from the textile world, remark
able variety characterizes the list Included in the
suggestions are powder puffs ensemble bathroom
SETS gift boxes of bed sheets, plat tents and duffe
bags
The booklet which was compiled at the direction
of Congress to find for cotton suggests that
more homely necessities should not be used Christ
mas gifts but should instead be purchased fro mtime
to time as needed. By this method the department
states "the joy and spirit of Christmas will be
uraby increased and perhaps, more important, shar
ed with those who sorely need the employment
which general buying of necessities assures"
Nogales international., 1930-12-09

Globe-It took Al Hansen, hotel
man, five years to complete a four
foot replica of the ship "Constitu-
tion."
Nogales international., 1930-12-09
STATE BRIEFS

Wilcox Steady progress made
on Anna Bruning well by Geroni-
mo Oil Co. who are drilling on Lot
No. /, Block 81. Of Harris addition.
Camp Verde Camp Verde En-
terprise" being published semi
weekly BY George B. Young.
Phoenix Bids will be received
for laying pipe lines for water dis
tribution here.
Wilcox Service station and
camp ground Of Mrs. p. A. Litchen-
berger, located at junction of Has
kell Avenue and Railroad Street,
completed.
Jerome Street drains and cul-
verts being cleaned for winter SHOWS.
Phoenix Bids will be opened for
city with stop signs.
Santa Fe railroad crew completes
laying track from Phoenix to Ash
fork.
st. Johns Bridge over Zuni Riv-
er, 18 miles north of here, completed.
Stretch of road between Topock
and Oatman to be oiled by State
Department.
Stafford - Gila Valley Laundry
Company opened for business by w.
3. Lewis.
Morenci Hanna Company takes
option on United States Copper
Company's land.
Nogales international., 1930-12-09

Miami-Chirotonsors and beauti-
clans feel they should not be taxed
because of their jobs and told the
town council so.
Nogales international., 1930-12-09
ZHIRHET
f9S11sIX
THE GREAT TAAERICAN VALUE
FSse-cNz' distinction and qualify
in the ne1U Chevrolet SIX

purchasing power. (O The bene-
fits of continuous research I'm
General Motors laboratories and
ON the General Motors Proving
Ground. And (4) the close assO-
ciatiOn with the Fisher Body
Corporation who, this year, have
surpassed all their previous
achievements in developing bod
les of outstanding quality, refine
ment and value.
These basic advantages have made
it possible to build a finer car at
lO.0er cost. They have enabled
Chevrolet to offer a car with a
longer wheelbase-greater roomi-
ness and dcOmfOrt-strikingly
smarter style-impressive new
luxury-mOre thoroughly salts
factory performance-greater de-
pendability. And to pass on these
savings of efficient manufacture
ing to the buyer i'm the form of
lower prices!
Nogales international., 1930-12-09
RELICS TO.BE PLACED
IN ARIZONA STATEHOUSE

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 8, (U. P)-
All relics of the local G. A r. post
which has disbanded will be placed
in cabinet and set in the rotunda
of the statehouse
The cabinet will contain MANY
interesting relics of soldiers who
went from this region to fight in
the Civil War.
Nogales international., 1930-12-09
PETERSON TO LEAVE
SOON FOR WASHINGTON

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 8, (U. P.)-
K. Berry Peterson, attorney gen.
eral, and Clifton Mathews of Globe,
will leave for Washington immedi-
ately after Christmas to handle
matters in connection with the states
suit against construction of Hoover
Dam.
Nogales international., 1930-12-09

Phoenix Gold Dredging Co. cap
italized at s1,o0O,o0O, filed articles
of Incorporation.
Holbrook Largest shipment Of
sheep from this section made so
far this season shipped from here
to Colorado points.
Clarkdale -Clarkdale Bakery en-
larging it's shop.
Phoenix Bids openeA for i'm
proving City Hall grounds.
Wickenburg United Verde Ex-
tension Co. secured option on old
Vulture property, near here, which
was one of richest gold mines in
state.
Nogales international., 1930-12-09

Another paradox is that it may be clothed in
choice language and still remain the naked truth
George Bernard Shaw says Einstein is one of the
eight greatest men in history. Now who are the six
other fellows?
"Capltal Punishment for Biting Dog in Pueblo
Headline. This should discourage those who feel
the urge to make what the late Mr. Dana characterize
ed as real news
A good many drink it who neither Sell nor buy.
Nogales international., 1930-12-09

matter February 1923 at the
under the Act Of March 1879
Nogales international., 1930-12-09
$130,000 BUILDING
BE DEDICATED DEC. IA

PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 8, GU. P9-
Dedication of the Library and Ad-
mlnlstration Building at Northern
Arizona State Teachers College,
Flagstaff, will be conducted Dec.
IA, A. M. Crawford, legislative ex-
aminer, said.
The building was constructed at
cost of $4,000 issued in an ap-
preparation by the state Legislature.
The dedicatory address will be de-
livered by Crawford.
Nogales international., 1930-12-09
Again, Chevrolet
and General Motors
have utilized their

combined resources to establish
new and higher standard of
value for the American motor car.
The new Chevrolet represents a
type of economical transportation
that America has long antici-
pated-a low-priced six styled
with such striking talent and
good taste, SO smartly beautiful
and complete in its perfection of
detail, SO advanced and refined
mechanically that you will imme-
diately recognize it as the Great
american Value.
This great value is the outcome
of four basic Chevrolet advan-
tages: O The savings of volume
production in nineteen immense,
modern plants. (2) The econo-
mics which result from great
Nogales international., 1930-12-09

Holbrook Carload Of tile receiv-
ed by Mount Construction Co. for
use in erection Of Bell Telephone
repeater station.
Phoenix Large shipments of cat
tie and horses left here.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-08
Published by
IMPERIAL VALLE 4
PRESS. NU.
W. g. COSTELLO,
Manager
NO MERE SIDE SHOW

When revolution breaks out in Brazil,
il cannot be considered lust another
comic opera affair.".
Americans who consider the republics
to the south Of us as Just group OF MIN
or leaguers. only betray their own ignOr-
ance of the facts.
Brazil is considerably larger than con-
tinental United States, having an area OF
3,2S5,319 square miles of 15S,53O square
miles greater than our dimensions.
Though not so depsely populated, Bra
I'll has an estimated population OF 4o'-
600. 600 from which siZeable army, or
several of them, can be created.
It's agricultural output in 1928 was eS-
timated at 1910, 800 900; its mineral re-
sources are unlimited, and $30000O0 in
GOLD is produced annually; rubber pro-
duction reaches about 100000 annu-
ally; its coffee crop, the largest IN the
world. has an annual value of close to
S47O,OOO.OO0. Brazil is fourth among
sugar producing countries and It's cot
ton crop is increasing yearly under gov
ernment encouragement.
Manufacturing is constantly expand
ing and capital invested in this line OF m
dustry is now in excess of 100000.
It's timber resources have not even been
scratched; it has immense potential
water power and its commerce with out
side nations is enormous.
The present revolt is likely to be bit
terlv contested. The government, though
strong, has suffered heavy losses by the
detection of various leaders to the rebel
ranks. If it can keep others from gong
over to the rebels, it stands good chance
of being able to put down the revolt, but
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-08
HELP A GOOD CAUSE

1t Is pleasure to say good word tor
the Benefit Civic Banquet to be given by
the First Baptist church at its new edi
flee on Orange street Friday night, and
to urge attendance thereat by all who can
possibly do so.
The new church, replacing the old one
destroyed by fire late last year, stands not
only as a monument to the Self-Sacrltlce
and devotion of the pastor and his peo-
Pile. but represents their faith in FL Cen
tro and their desire to aid in developing
the spiritual and civic life Of this COM
munity
They have given El Centro building
of which any community might be proud.
from a mere structural standpoint. When
we consider the great amount OF good
that can be accomplished within its
walls, for the FL Centre of the present
and future we realize how much such
edifices mean in any community.
Men of all religious creeds and of no
particular religious belief, will be present
at the banquet. Their presence will not
only be aiding a worthy cause, but Will
strengthen the spirit of religious toler-
ance. which is the foundation of the AM
erican nation and which should be the
pride and boast of every community in
the United States.
1t has not been an easy struggle Tor the
congregation, starting from scratch, and
the assistance of their fellow citizens, by
attendance at the banquet, will be deep
lv appreciated by the pastor and his
flock.