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LoNDos TOssEs KATAN.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June 10 up.
Jim Londos, Greek wrestler, defeated
John Katan, Canada, in 40 minutes
here last night with an airplane spin
and slam. Katan was unable to return
for the second fall
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WIN WAY TO POLO TOURNEY

War Department Whites have earned
the right to compete in the Riggs me-
mortal polo tournament. soon to be
held in Baltimore, as the result of o
1873 victory scored yesterday over Fort
Myer Freebooters on the Potomac Park
oval
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GAMEs rOMORROW

Boston at St. Louis.
Bklyn. at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittsbg.
Phila. at Chicago.
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mAlOAS 0CbCA "a OtAlCi .
v v serving notice on our tour
ing pros that all the talent
was not on the other side.
Witty Cox ground out a 81 and Al
Espinosa IS, and, what is more to the
point, either Of these entries is good
enough to win at Inverness. Cox is
North and South champion, and Al
Espinosa is the golfer who picked up
six strokes on Bobby Jones in the last
six holes at Winged Foot in the 1929
open, which is high-class picking.
No enc championship carries the
ordeal Of the open in golf. Over thou
sand of the professionals and best ANA
teurs go out to qualify and over 80 per
cent are eliminated at the kick-off.
The field is then cut to hundred
odd, who gather at Inverness after the
Ryder Cup matches, which feature
Scioto's famous course two weeks away.
The grind goes on until there Is finally
one survivor out Of more than q thou
sand starters after o shot at the big
crown.
Cox and Espinosa, with their 81 and
their IS, show how much speed will be
needed to arrive In port.
College Stars.
It may be that college boxing talent
will yet run the gantlet Of the pro
game. Yustin Struts of New York Uni
yersity and Steve Hamas Of Penn state
have at least shown enough promise to
give a chance, provided they are han
died in the right way.
The material Is there for champion.
ship shot, but more than one great pros
pect has been wrecked by bad handling
and bad direction. Hamas and Struts
have the stuff, II 1t can only be de-
rected along the right lines.
Shll q Mystery.
There are plenty Of those who insist
in loud tones that Camera Is no longer
a mystery-that his 20 ineffective rounds
with Jim Maloney proved thai well
enough, especially after Ernie Schaai
retired Maloney In less than round.
His meeting with Pat Redmond to-
night will not help clear away the fog
II Camera wins easily, that will hardly
prove anything. II Redmond wips, there
will be again the old doubt as to wheth-
er Redmond Is good or Camera Is bad
A number of things might happen OF
general interest to the spectators, but
it isn't a contest that win help solve
any puzzles or untangle any complica-
lions. The fight will be featured by the
presence of SIS pounds of human flesh
in one ring, which is at least an eyeful
The Big Crash.
Thousands of those who came away
from the Kentucky Derby rating Twenty
Grand as the great 3-year-old Of the
year are now beginning to wonder
Twenty Grand hasn't lost any Of his
early prestige, but, a. horse named
jamestown has been showing just as
much as Twenty Grand has shown
maybe trifie more.
Twenty Grand has been beaten this
wear; jamestown hasn't. jamestown ha:
the speed, the greater speed. and Twent.
Grand Is rated with the greater stamina
| But that part has to be shown. No ont
can say for sure how jamestown viii
act over the mile -and-a-haf route. TIL,
answer will be given Saturday In thu
Belmont Stakes In what should be ont
tof the best horse races Of many sea
| sons.
Look out for Syracuse" writes {
rowing expert. Pass the word along Il
Cornell, Columbia, Washington and tn,
| others.
| "Old Man River" Of Base Ball.
| When Connie Mack broke up his IA
|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-10

GAMES TO-DAY.
Cleveland ct wash.
Chicago at New York
St. Louis at Phila.
Detroit at Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-10

GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Sc. Louis.
Bklyn. at Cincinnati
New York ct Pittsbg
Phila. 1t CHICAGO.
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National League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS,

AEB1EAWAA , MECUb1
New York. 10: Chicago. 2.
st. Louis. o: Brooklyn, 5.
Cincinnati. Z; Boston. 2.
) Philadelphia, q; Pittsburgh, 3.
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Standings in Major Circuits
American League.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
washington, 81; Chicago, 3.
Philadelphia. IA: Detroit, 3.
Other games postponed, rain.
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THE SPORTIICHT
Sneed Ahead.
BY CRANTLAND RICE.

Speed Ahead.
w YIFFY COX and AL Espincsa
M were among several others
v v serving notice on our tour
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The Big Crash.

Look out for Syracuse" writes q
rowing expert. Pass the word along to
Cornell, Columbia, Washington and the
others.
"Old Man River" Of Base Ball.
When Connie Mack broke up his IA
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And when they were come to the
place, which is called Calvary,
there they crucifed him, and the
malefactors, one on the right hand,
and the other on the left.
Then said Jesus. Father. forgive
them; for they know not what they
do. And they parted his raiment,
and cast lCNj.
And the people stood beholding.
And the rulers with them derioeo
him. saying. He saved others: let
him save himself, If he be Christ,
the chosen Of God.
And the soldiers also Knocked him,
coming to him, and offering him
vinegar.
And saying. II thou be the king Of
the Jews, save myself.
And a superScription also was
written over him in letters OF Greek
and Latin and Hebrew, This Is The
King Of the Jews.
And one Of the malefactors
which were hanged raled on him,
saying: If thou be Christ, save thy
self and us.
But the other answering rebuked
him saying, Dost not thou fear
God. seeing thou r In the same
condemnation?
And we indeed justly: for we re-
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Duh OWN LITTLE Die
TIONARY

Cadet: A man Who spends
half his time trying TO make his
work lighter. and the other half
trying to-ah, you finish i'll
Scotch Motorist: One who
waits until the hottest day of
the year before buying gas for
his car, because he has heard
that heat expands things.
Wife: A woman who has
taken advantage Of a mans love
for her.
Civilization: The process of
learning to cheer a hero who
can knock a little white ball IN
TO a little round hole better
than some one else.
Hick Town:.A place where
you can move into a house and
not smell the nationality of the
last tenant
-Iw~x Ps.s Rsssies.
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upon the Babe OF Bethlehem al
most as he lay in the manger. There
we're evil men Ike Herod who
feared the coming into the world OF
any one whose power and influ-
ence might affect their schemes Of
ambition and power.
There are babes that seem deS-
tined In the province OF God TO ex-
p~eriences Of trial and suffering
through which they may serve their
fellow men. In fact. II Is q mistake
to think even Of the earthly life OF
Jesus from Bethlehem to Calvary
as comprising the whole drama OF
the divine man IN human life. We
cannot adequately appreciate the
meaning either Of the life or death
Of Jesus OF Nazareth without giving
to that life and death the eternal
setting IN which It Is placed IN the
New Testament records.
In these records Jesus is "the
lamb slain from the foundation OF
the world" He is the savior Of man
kind. fulfilling Gods eternal pur-
pose OF redemption-a purpose that
had already been partially express
cd and Of which the climax had
been foreshadowed in the sacrifices
Of the saints and prophets OF the
Jewish race and the Interpretation
OF their services and suffertngs III
many passages OF Scripture. not
ably III such chapters as the 53rd OF
Isaiah, from which our golden text
Is taken.
1t is impossible adequately 70 con-
template Calvary except in this
setting OF time and eternity. Even
we're We to think OF that event In q
somewhat narrow and earthly way
there was more significance 70 II
than to the cruel death OF an indi-
viigal man.
The world itself is witness TO the
fact that though men die their in
fluenceS 60 on. and that frequently
the causes for which men nave
died that seemed doomed and de-
| feated in the very destruction o.
those who have died for them rise
gloriously TO life and triumph after
their death. 1t has become q truisn
Of Christian history that the blood
Of martyrs Is the seed OF ths
church; but IL is q truism also q
the larger world Of all life, Christ
ian and non-C Christian, that truth
crushed 20 earth, shall rise again.
The Significance OF Jesus, n o.
the upon which he died, ]:
that all this mystic truth concern
ing life comes 10 It's highest express
sion and fulfillment IN him. The
mystery is not explained; in fact
we are as far as ever from pene-
trating into the reasons for death
and suffering. especially the deatf
and ~suiferings OF the noblest o.
men Tld women: but we come face
70 face with a supreme fact-th'
fact that the sufferings and sacri-
fees Of the good do have some in
evitable relationship to the saliva
ton and 10 the progress OF tho
world.
We do not know why II Is thai
without the shedding OF BLOOD
there is no remission Of sins" bui
that verdict is something mor'
than a personal expression OF opin'
ion. it Is a deep and acute observa'
ton Of a prophetic writer concern
ing the facts OF life.
To live In the light OF the cross
to feel its reality. 70 shars 10 IL
fellowship with Christ. means u
awaken in our lives the power o
the resurrection life. Paul verl
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NEWS AND PROGRAMS OF THE CHURCHES

clearly and definitely associated the
two experiences together. Perhaps
our most dangerous tendency ~ 10
| glory III the Cross OF Christ as some
thing apart from ourselves, 70
glory in 1t with that somewhat sell
fish satisfaction In which n man
who will not dare and risk anything
himself accepts what II has cost
some other man everything TO pre-
cure. IL should bc remembered
that the cross OF Christ for Paul
was not merely the cross ON which
Jesus had been crucifled, but the
cross upon which Paul himself was
crucified to the world. God for
bid" he says, that / should glory
save in the cross or our Lord Jesus
Christ by whom the world Is cruel
fled unto me and ! unto the world"
II we shrink from the cross, Tx we
feel that we can share the beauty OK
Christ's teachings but that we can
not share the fellowship or his sur
ferings. 10 Is worth while 20 re-
member that Jesus himself shrank
from the cross. He prayed earnestly
that the cup might pass. and In
the actual experience his agony
was such that he felt that he had
been forsaken BY his Father. That
human experience Il inevitable for
us. but In fellowship with Christ.
in the fellowship that seeks 10 20
with him to Gethsemane and Cal
vary. as well az TO the quiet re-
treat for prayer on the mountain
and the pleasant s%oiOurning through
the fields and beside the lake,
we find the power that upheld the
Master himself and that enabled
him 10 do the Fathers will. II is
still true. rs Paul said. that we can
do things through Christ who
strengtheneth us.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

Morning Worship 1880 O'Clock
Call TO Worship congregation
standing) The Lord Is In HIS Holy
Temple, Let all the Earth Keep
Silence before .iiE1."
Organ Voluntary.
Professional Hymn No. IS. len
tire).
The Apostles Greed.
Prayer and Response. (congrega-
ton standing).
Hymn No. 420. (stanzas ]. 81
Psalm No.
Gloria Patri.
Cffertory Sentence. "Al things
come Of Thee o Lord. and Of Thine
Cvn do we give to Thee"
Cffertory.
Solo. (selected). Miss Villareal.
Address-"Christian Education
Prof. w. w. Jackson. Pres. West
moorland College.
Hymn No. AIS. (stanza !, 81
PoStlude.
Sterling Fisher. Pastor.
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uneducated but concerned fra
ternty brother. This revives
YOU Temporarily and you tear
over to turn the regulator back
TO hot. which Immediately brings
back the cold water. After play
ing with the faucets in the ba-
SIN and what not, for a time YOU
think YOU have the shower reg
ulated- After you are under
the water two minutes, some
-h?*i?*" downstairs starts
playing with the cold faucets
and RittersviTle gets another pa
tient- LrHa B-,,.
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ceive the due reward Of our deeds;
but this man hath done nothing
amiss.
And he said unto Jesus, Lord, re-
member me when thou CONTEST into
thy kingdom.
And Jesus said unto him: Verify
I say unto thee, Today shalt thou
be with me in paradise .
And IL vas about the sixth hour,
and there was darkness over all the
earth until the ninth hour.
And the sun was darkened. and
the veil Of the temple was rent in
the midst.
And when Jesus had cried with a
loud voice, he said, Father, into
thy hands I commend my spirit.
and having said thus. he gave Up
the ghost.
The international Uniform Sunday
School Lesson for June Z. Jesus
Crucified. Luke 23:33-46.
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where from fifty TO a hundred
degrees hotter. Stumble back to
the windows and open them, al
lowing enough steam to escape
to enable you 10 turn off the
cold faucets in the basin and
turn on the hot ones. Nothing
but steam comes ont bat that's
all right.
About this time the steam
which is flowing out the door
and windows causes somebody
to yen fire, and shortly you are
drcnched by a nice cool sprrnk-
ling of water thrown by some
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one trying to manipulate it from
the outside.
Turn il to hot, which results
IN the formation OF iciclcS all
over the edges OF the bath To
oounteract the icy torrents from
above turn on both the cold
faucets in the basin. Step back
to the shower bat keep a good
distance, for people have been
known to be scalded to death.
Wipe the steam out OF your
eyes and turn the regulator far
Their toward the cold mark which
promptly makes the water any
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VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA
9TH ADAMS

On Tuesday and Friday nights
mission meets.
Saturday night at 1880 meetiags
IN the market square. preceding
other services.
Spanish services following session
in market square.
Sunday afternoo.. from two II
three. services in the Jail.
Sunday at 3.l5 p. m. at the hall
Capt. E. w. Anderson
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Morning worship.
Prelude-Tears and Smiles-Lin-
coin.
Gloria Patria Congregation
standing.
Invocation-Geo. F. Dennis.
Hymn No. 2-Lord we come be-
fore Thee now.
Scripture reading.
Pastoral prayer
Offertory-Rose Dreams, S.aSny
Announcements
Solo-Selected, Mrs. w. A. velten.
Sermon Reverence for the
House Of God"
Inv. hymn, No. 273 IT'S the Saw
iour pleading"
Bened!ction
Postlude-Dream OF the Rose
land-Mergen.
Christian Endeavor meetings.:
Junior, intermediate and Young
People. z p. m.
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/ gre7e for limos, he IS dead,
HIS Gctrve life IS done;
of oil the flies that I haze knozUs
He mos the noblcsf one.
He ornS O 1iczt for has Sse,
His keayt aus stGsneh and bold,
TIA some one uith q Szrrttev
And knocked poor limos cold.
No longer nosr his little voies
His bxssin0 sriQ ure heGy,
No more hen stand apon ossy
hGad
Or skate dcyoSs or cor.
No more uN Amos trGUel
round,
And FIJI. from street to g-atsr
No more his tread upon osU
bread
Or foof-pyIsts ~ the batter.
Oh, limos, hoa crt gone,
gsess
Yo.fve left as here, By CORY.
But no1vI might as sreN confess,
Fm NOT the least bit sorry
-k9zlr<ss<rz Rrs1t< Eszsk
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HOW TO A FRA
TERNITY HOUSE SHOWER

First achieve the necessary
state for shower bathing or any
other kind of bathing by dis
robing. Approach the shower
with caution. If you are crazy,
you viii get In before turning
on the water-if not, you will
stay on the outside and carefully
turn on the water, using 4 long
stick or a broom handle. The
regulator IS always conveniently
arranged so as to drench any
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A special musical program by
the choir at eight p. m.
Reconsideration star OF Heay-
en-Drumheeler.
Hymn-"An hall the power OF
Jesus name"
Invocation
Anthem-Praise the Lord from
the Heavens-Wilson. cTroy Porter
and Choir.)
Piano accordion solo-C. Z. jan
don.
Anthem-Jesus lover Of my Soul
Adams, (Choir.)
Announcements.
otfertory - Twilight Devotion
Stanley.
Anthem Rock OF Ages-Buck.
(Mrs. w. A. Velten and Choir.)
Solo-Selected. MRS. Chas. w.
Ross.)
sermonette. The Contribution
OF Music"
Anthem-stand up for Jesus
Kirk, Choir.
Closing hymn-Day Is Dying IN
the West-No. As.
Benedictlon.
Postlude-In Summer Night
Kerntzlib.
Miss Bernice Hutton. pianist.
c. 4. Program
Topic: The Need for Christian
Thoughtfulness g. Kindness.
Leader: Dan Bowling.
Songs: In My Heart There Rings
a Melody. mo. I'D. Since Jesus
Came Into nv Heart. CNo. 10).
Scripture Reading: Acts 8: lilo.
Song: Onward Christian Soldiers.
NO. 81.
Prayer: Jack Noble.
Talks: The Meaning OF Christian
ThoughtfulrEs Harold Dennis
Why Cannot Kindness Expect q
Reward? WAYNE Gobble.- Does
Kindness Require An Effort? Stan
Ross.
Special: Leaders talk: Kindness.
Business.
Announcements.
Offering.
Benediction.
B. Y. p. u. from the Baptist
church will be especial guests for
the evening. A cordial welcome Is
extended TO all young folks TO at
tend these meetings OF the En-
deavor Society.
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CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE
Inter denominatiOnal

3 p. m.-Suncay preaching SER
vice, Rev. A. ". Bostrom. minister.
3. p. m.-Thursday's Bible class
Is held on wonders OF Bible pro-
phecy, Rev. and Mrs. Geo. N.
Carlson.
Services are held IN the Barreda
hall between 2nd and 3rd on Eliz-
abeth street.
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MEXICAN METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday School $50 a. m. Super
intendent Rev. B. Garcia Vera.
Junior League 2:30 p. m.
Evening Service 7:45 p. n. by the
pastor.
Senior League Tuesday ia D.. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday 7:45.
+. Ramos, pastor.
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SLOUGH!

What are you looking so
gloomy about"
Il had some tough luck late
ly."
"You mean about your girl
getting married.
yeah"
"She was the only girl you
ever loved, wasn't she?"
Yeah"
The fellow that married her
was a d. X. u. wasn't heY'
Yeah"
Same fraternity as you be-
long to, isn't it?"
Yeah"
"Sure was pretty tough on
you Do / know him?"
Yeah, / guess So"
Who was hep"
Me"
@~~~O< 7erA Psft~.
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Marine: Well, what's the
matter? Didn't ! do all right in
the parade?
His Girl (sweetly) Sure you
did al right Didn't you win it
by half a yard?
-dnnspcIl Le
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LOST AND FOUND

Hartford. 'Artford.7 called
out the conductor.
You've dropped an H." said
a passenger.
That's all right. SIP. well
pick hit up hat Hamherst-'
-A0yfEneacyn PsSe<s P@v@L
O: Here's your ring-I love
another.
Rang: What's his name and
address?
on: Oh, you're going to kill
himl
Tang: No, sen him the ring.
[zfoyeze Lyve.
rs he very stingy?"
~Stingyl Say he smokes
twenty cigarettes ont of every
package he buys"
-YssroAJfn Oef0sAE.
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c HEART CHURCH
Sixth and Elizabeth

Sixth and Elizabeth
Rev. j. z. Williamson. Pastor.
A cordial invitation IS extended
TO al.
Z a. m.-Holy Communion, Low
Mass, short instruction.
8 a.. m.-Christian Doctrine for
the young folks.
10 a. m.-High Mass, short ser
mon.
1880 p. m.-Evening services;
Rosary and Benediction.
Society Communion days: First
Sunday of month. Children Of Mary:
second Sunday, Holy Name Society;
third Sunday. Altar Society; fourth
Sunday. Christ Cadets.
Special First Friday services: 2
a. m. Communion Mass: 7:30 p.
N. Holy Hour.
You will find a hearty welcome
al Sacred Heart Church and Rec
tory.
Rev. Paul A. Lewis,
o. NJ. T., Pastor
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FYRST BAPTIsT CHuRCH

Gas Modern Bible School George
N. HiIlyer. Supt.
1885 Morning Worship;
Organ Prelude.
Doxology Congregation please
use as choir enters).
Invocation
Gloria Patrt.
Hymn.
Silent Worship q minutes).
Hymn
Scripture Reading.
Pastors Message: "The Testimony
Of Egypt to the Old Testament
Scriptures"
Hymn.
Benediction.
~ Organ Postlude.
. TOO 3. Y. p. U.-DepartmentIzed
Training-W. Z. Collins. Genera
Director.
700 Evening Worship.
n Hymn.
"A Prayer.
Hymn.
Congregational Service (Test.mon-
les and Requests for Prayer.
Offertory+Selected.
Pastors Message: More about
Baptism-The Gospel for the Eye.
Hymn.
Ordinance OF Baptism.
Renediction.
Organ Postlude.
Az the morning service, the Pas
eos viii give q public presentation
Of the streamer recently awarded
tie Scout Troop of the church. At
night. the ordinance of Baptism win
again be administered. The public
IS cordially invited to worship al
me First Baptist Church.
Oscar Lee Smith, Pastor.
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Music viii include organ num-
bers by Mr.. A B. Niven.
Prelude, "Andante Grazioso" by
Robinson.
Offertory. Romance in . Flat"
by Mallard.
Postlude "PoStlude II 3 Flat" by
West and J.. A. Russell viii sing
Shutdown" by Wilson.
You are cordially invited TO at
tend this service. There viii be no
service in the evening.
Z. p. Day. Pastor.
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
Corner Elizabeth and West Secon,

Streets
First Church Of Christ. Scientist
Of Brownsville, Texas. a branch OF
the Mo1her Church. The First
Church vi Christ. Scientist, In
Boston, Massachusetts,.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Sunday morning services at 1900
Subject: God, the Only Cause
and Creator"
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
CHURCH

Sunday:
Masses at $50; 7:3o; Q and 10
o'clock. The last Is the childrens'
mass followed by Sunday school.
Evening at 1880. Rosary and bene-
diction.
Thursday evening at 7:3o: Holy
hour.
On the first Friday OF the month,
masses at 6 and z o'clock with even
ing devotions at 7.30.
On Mondays and Wednesdays at
4 p. m. and Saturdays at Q a. m.
Christian doctrine class for first
communicates.
Confessions heard on the after
noon and evening Of Saturday and
the eve Of major feasts.
Rev. Joseph Rose. o. M. I.
Pastor.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday School Gas a. MIR.
Cleve Tandy. Supt.
Morning Services at HOO. DR.. j,
w. Skinner, president OF Tex-Mex
College, Kingsville. Texas. Will
preach the sermon for this service.
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THREE T Il

THREE LITTLE wORDS2
May i cun?
Sit this ort?
Out of gas?
!. Why not. dears
Il Boy or girl?
mo. it isn't Won"
Whats the matter"
"Somc one got killed last
night and nobody can recognize
the body. So / have to go around
and see who is missing"
S. c. ws-s-s.
English Prof: | want your
sentences I'd be SO dear that they
can be understood by the most
stupid pcrson-then / can tell
what YOU mean.
-Arsss~s Kesy-Ka.
I Were playing Navy today"
What navy
-hetss Ds~< ysoglry.
HOW TO GET A L
NIFTY BID
Start a fist fight with two of
shc brothers.
Criticize the house furnish
-ings.
Ask to see the chapter room.
Compare the national rcputa-
zion with your high school
~frr"
E'rk the presidents girl at
Tths lsising dance.
Ask for q bid
$1,000 sszs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-07
LUTHERAN CHURCH

Services in the Junior High s-hool
auditc rum at Q a. m.
Sunday School at 10 a. n.
Rev. H L. W~iederanders, Pastor.