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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-14
ST. PAUL A. NJ. T.. ZION
521 +. Palmer Avenue ..

Last Sunday the pastor spoke at
the morning and evening services,
AT 1880 Rev. Flack also spoke
the fourth quarterly meeting az
Hamtramck.
St Paul officials have launched
their spring rally to raise money
on the bonded debt. The Trustees
Board is leading In This drive
Sunday. April 18th. the fourth
quarterly meeting viii be held at
St Paul. Elder Hinton Will speak
al the a m. hour and Or. W A.
Blackwell. his choir and congrega-
ton vii worship az the $3.50 D. IN.
service Dr. Blackwell is one OF
the groups most seasoned preach
ers and pulpiteers
The vacationing OF Mr. and Mrs.
kilgo In North Carolina Is OF spec
ial interest. Mrs kilgo is one OF
st. Paul's best soprano singers.
The Stewardess Boards led by
Mesdames Helen Seawright and
Sarah Taylor will sponsor pew
rally on the fifth Sunday after
noon
The Emergency Club is sponsor
ing Calendar Rally for May, and
The Crusaders a pew rally.
The conference approaches and
members are urgently requested
to pay all dollar money" at once.
Visit st Paul A ", f. Zion
Church
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lR2EEE11RI
HARTFORD tYENIE SEVENTH
DAY ADVENTIST

Evangclistic services are still
being conducted al the church,
Sunday nights. Evangelist II. ID.
Saulter will deliver the sermon
April Is. at s p, m.
Elders Snyder and Odegard will
conduct Sabbath services.
Miss Esther Skinner. superin-
tendent OF $. 5. expresses thanks
for the loyalty manifested during
the. first quarter. $50 was raised
on the 18th Sabbath Offering for
Japan and Korea.
The many friends OF Mrs. Mary
Christmas. 1854 cath Street, ex
tend sympathy for the loss OF her
daughter, Mrs. Flora Potts, who
passed away April /. after ling
ering illness. The deceased was a
faithful church worker.
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Church to Observe
Pastors Birthday

Sunday, April Is, will be fitting
ly observed as the birthday OF the
pastor. Rev. y. w. Clark, by mem
bers and friends OF st. John C..
NJ. r. Church Exercises will be
held in all departments OF the
church.
The birthday sermon at 1900
O'Clock will be delivered by Rev.
Mrs. A. T. Thompson of New York
City
At $3.50 p. m. Sunday afternoon.
the men OF the church, under the
auspices OF the Steward Board
will present a birthday sympos-
ium, THE Trend OF the Times. F"
The program follows: educational
Mrs. NJ. II. Craig; Medical. DR.. o.
II. Sweet; political, Atty. Chas. II.
Mahoney; religious, Z. II. Craig,
Jr.. the Cosmopolitan Trio. Miss
Musetta Anderson. j. +. Scott,
Messrs. Balwin and Blaine and the
Crescent Eight Singers.
At 1880 p. m, DR.. Clark. the
pastor, will deliver the sermon US
ing the subject. THE Hand That
Points Backward"
Mrs. Rosa NJ. Clark, the pastors
wife. will be guest of honor at the
birthday banquet which the church
is planning for Monday night. the
10th. 1t promises to be a brilliant
affair.
Rev Mrs. A. + Thompson will
conduct a revival at ST. John
Church. beginning April 18TH. She
is widely known and reputed to be
the best woman evangelist IN the
country.
The pageant, The Nations OF
tho World" which was rendered
at Greater Bethel by the young
people of the city. will be given at
st John on Friday. April 18th. al
$500 p. N. The public is invited TO
attend.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-14
WEEKLY SHORT.
SERMONS
0909(s99<scosG99e0966s9
THE LORDS PRAYER
BY DIR. A. q. Bearer
(For The Literary Service Bureau
Text-"And lead US not into temp
tation, but deliver us from evil"
Matthew GLIB.

This is the only petition in the
Lords prayer that is difficult 10
understand. The fficulty is due
TO mistranslation The most
cruel and inhuman earthly father
would not cause his child to go in
to temptation and then punish him
In case he should yield And very
repugnant : the idea that a loving
heavenly Father void do so.
The correct rendering Is. keep
US. restrain us from temptation;
help us 10 avoid temptation; and,
II then In weakness we should
yield. show mercy unto us. forgive
US. thereby save us from the penal
ty OF sin.
Jafes l:13 bears out the conten-
ton that temptations do not come
from God Peter Ia and James
1:2. 3. emphasize that temptations
are permitted for the purpose OF
testing. In Hebrews 2:1S. II Is
set forth that God Is able to succor
those who are tempted. | Corin-
thlans 1913 gives the assurance
that from temptation God will
make way OF escape. With this
understanding. more intelligently
can we ."av keep us from tempta-
ton and deliver us from evil"
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-14
CHURCH ACTIVITIES AND RELIGIOUS WORK
PRESBYTERIAN
Dubois and Madison

On Sunday, April Is. a Prince
from Ethiopia will be the guest
speaker The prince is a nephew
OF the reigning king OF Abysinnia
and is the Archbishop OF the Cop
tic Church OF East Africa
On Sunday. April %. DR.. Pear
son OF the Detroit Presbytery will
be the speaker The annual con-
gregational meeting will follow the
morning service when officers will
be elected and reports submitted.
The postponed age Social" by
the Non Pareil Club will be held
on Friday evening. April 20. at the
residence of Mrs. Searcy on
Beechwood avenue. Mrs. Lulu Rog-
ers is president.
The Willing Workers Club met
Wednesday evening April IL, at
the church. Chas. Edelen is presi-
dent.
After the sermon last Sunday, G..
III. Henderson, chairman OF the
Trustee Board. explained in de-
tail the plan for the States Raj
ly', naming the captains OF eight
states and their assistants.
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RUSSELL ST. BAPT. CHURCH

Rev. NJ. p. Parrish was called TO
Grand Rapids on urgent business.
The committee OF the Gospel
Chorus wishes to thank those who
participated In the program. Thurs
day evening.
George G. Dennis OF the Tribune
Independent. gave an interesting
address.
The Gospel Chorus WI repeat
their pageant Bartimeaus at
Spring Hill Church. April 18th and
will go to Worthwhile. April 10Th.
The chorus Will also go to ST.
stephens with the city Choral Uni
on. April 18th al p. m.
The Nurses Guild is planning +"
health program for Friday evening
April 18th.
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~. PAUL 4. ". b.. CHURCH
oi3 =. Radmacher Avenue

The Easter services were a
great success. Sixteen were fell
lowshlppcd into the church. and
six were baptized. This day also
brought TO close the three weeks
King and Queen Rally. The women
were united into one band .under
the very capable leader, Mrs. Ber-
tina Harvey. They all worked very
faithfully and for their reward,
Mrs. Rhonenee was crowned the
Queen.
| The women raised 1927 90 ant
the men raised $1o3.5O.
The program for Sunday, Apr
18th Is as follows: Sunday Schoo
. a. M: morning worship. 1915
at 81. Stephen for their Quarter
Meeting. 3 p. NJ; A {. L. Leagl
10 y. m; at the evening worshi
l Evangelist Frances Fitzpatrick wi
have charge OF the services. TheI
VIII be sermonettes by the Evangt
lists OF the Detroit area Sermon
cites Will be given by Mrs. Nori
Churchill Mrs. Willie Suller. anC
Mrs. Idella Russell. II you come
out you viii surely be benefited
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MI. Zion Baptist Church

WI. Zion baptist Church
The pastor, Rev Simms is plan
iiing FOR spiritual activities among
the young people. Mr.. A. j Ro-
mans, superintendent OF SUNDAY
school Is planning contest he
tween teachers and students of
school.
The Imperial Singers are plan
nlng grand program for April
18th. All are invited
The Imperial Social Club of
North Detroit has still on the sick
llst, Arnett Romans, Jr., and Mrs.
Ruth Lyons OF the west side. The
ages for prospective members are
from IA to 81 years OF age. Infor-
nation can be obtained from 1890
Meade street.
Green Grove Baptist Church
Rev. w. Z. Topley preached in
the morning and evening services.
Rev. Topley will preach at Mt.
Zion Baptist Church for Rev.
Simms. Sunday. April 22nd. The
pastors wife is able to be out and
worship with us after recovering
from a serious operation. Every
one was delighted TO see her.
The Cosmopolitan Bapt. Church
is holding their revival services.
\ special request has been made
by the young people 10 hold noon
prayer services In their behalf.
Tile chOir's anniversary celehra-
ton viii close Sunday. April Is.
. Rev Bolden Will deliver the clos
ing sermon.
The Rev J. T.. Newly of Pleas
ant Grove Baptist Church has
growing congregation under his
brilliant leadership.
Funeral services for Mr.. Small
were held at the Church of God,
JAY and Chene streets. April eth
at IL O'Clock a. m. Mr.. Small
died after short illness. He
leaves wife. one sister and five
brothers and n host OF friends to
mourn their loss.
Master Leon Rice of Poop Meade
street celebrated his seventh birth
day. Wednesday with a host Of lit
tie friends. Delicious dainties
were served and a most enjoyable
time was had by all.
Mrs. Scott OF 2096 Meade street,
is home from Grace Hospital where
she has been for several weeks.
Lomax A. NJ. T.. Zion Church
The morning sermon was deliy-
cred by Rev. Blackwell. The one
thousand dollar rally will end In
June. A big contest between the
Chrystler and Ford Plant Clubs IL
on. Big things are promised In
these columns.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-14
MEM SALEM BAPT. CHURCH
Illinois and Dubois

Last sunday. Rev. Brown gave
ap instructive explanation OF the
sunday school lesson. He stressed
the point that there Ia but one God
, and only one mediator between God
and man.
l The Man, Christ Jesus" was the
subject OF the sermon delivered by
Pastor c. FL. Walker. at the morn
ing service
On the fifth Sunday. the usher
board VIII render fine musical
program. l.. +. Fountain is the
president.
The pastor viii preach special
sermon, Sunday. April 10, subject.
Cast down your buckets for fresh
water. The public is invited.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-14
CITY USHER BOARD UNION

The City Usher Board Union
turned out sunday. April 5. with
,he Olivet Baptist Usher Board. at
the lattcr's II nth anniversary, at 3
p. III. Ninety-eight ushers answer
ed the roll
The program was brief and spicy
4 he King Solomon Baptist usher
board received the membership
banner, New Bethel Baptist. the
financial banner: Olivet board
raised more money than any board
had raised In some time. The col
lection was $134.36.
The next meeting for the Unioi
viii he April %. with st. Paul A. N
: E.. at Chene and Jay. The publ
IA invited
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

Great enthusiasm and interest
ceniered around the beginning OF
Pastor Bradby's series Of sermons
on "Detrolt's Confusion and God =
Remedy" speaking 10 very large
Sunday evening crowd in the begin
ming Of the series on: why We
Perish"
This series will continue thru
the last Sunday night In June.
Subject this Sunday night. Lead
ership, "True and False"
Sunday morning. the pastor Will
speak on: "The Deacon, the
Preacher and the Fortune Teller"
The Public is cordially invited TO
ttend any or all OF the services.
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Conant Gardens
by J. I. Kemp. lSO3s Binder
lie is Invited .

Mildred Irene and Lois Ann Ben
son had their cousins. Elanore Will
son and Edythc Mcaux, ~ their
Easter guests
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Foster
OF l7So9 Binder, was held al Phi
grim liapt ST Church last Tuesday
az o'clock. Rev Wallace. the
pastor. offlciatcd The deceased Ia
survived by her husband and three
hildrcn
Mr.. James OF Binder street is
able TO be- back at home again after
several weeks illness In the hospi-
tai.
The Messenger Boys Quartette
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Jos. campau and Arndt

The church is enjoying fine SER
vices and is making progress, I'M
der it's leader. Rev. r. NJ. Kaigler.
S. begins at $50 II. IN. O Chill
lis is superintendent.
I A the morning worship sunday
April Is, Rev. Kaigler's subject
will be. "The Assembled Lord"
The b. Y. Il. U. will hold its
meeting at pm. Hayes Conyers is
president
The evening service begins az
Z p. IN. Sunday, the subject OF the
sermon will be. blocking the
Traffic and Filling Junk Yards"
Everybody is invited
On Monday. April 16. Rev. Kaig-
Ter will leave for Cleveland. in
company with Rev. NJ. f. Washing
ton, to hold a ten-day revival SER
vice. The pastor will return for
service at this church, on the fifth
Sunday.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-14

Quarterly conference. April 18th.
he Presiding Elder Sanders filled
he pulpit AT the morning and eve
n.ng services. Rev Rhonnie and
a congregation viii worship with
AS al $50 p. m
The Junior Church. Rev jacob
a.. ias, ngs is preaching from
Genesis 1916.
\ Soul Saving Campaign. con-
Quoted by Evangelist \ T Thomp-
soa VIII close Friday night.
a. C. T.. League 80 l. viii pre-
sent The JUNIOR Choir Mrs. Todd.
t. 5. Brown. oreauist
in "a Happy Half Hour sunday,
April Is at y. IN.
Rev G. w Baber Of Ebenezer
sill address \. c, h. League No. =
canning ~ . 40 y. NJ Mr. John
urlhs Is the president.
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will appear In a concert at Vernon
Chapel. Sunday. April II al 1870 y.
m This program is sponsored by
the Stewards OF this church.
The next meeting of the National
Home Burial Society will be held
Thursday April ~ AT S y. m. al
Rev. Walkers church Conant and
klinecr streets. All members ere
asked to be present Mrs {. c.
thomas. chairman OF Women Is
working faithfully among The sick
omcn aul children.
the Nazsrene G. w. A. Educa-
ton Glass Is an art aud needle
craft class with an enrolment OF
r. members Classes are held ev-
cry Monday and Friday from $3.50
to 500 D. m.
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ST. JAMES r. u. HOLINESS
Rev. X. j. Bowman. Pastor

Everyone Is invited to attend
the prayer meetings this week.
The H. Y. u. ". Is also progress
ing under it's president. Mrs. L..
Hendrie. The Missionary sisters,
under their president. Mrs. Susie
Arnold. are plann ne an unusual
program for The 5!h Sunday In this
month. All Missionary sisters are
INVITED to attend.
Elder l.. d. McGhee. pastor OF
The Church Of God will preach We'd
night. April 18th.
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Sunday School at a. M; morn
ing services IL o'clock; b. Y. +. U.
at 8 p. m.
A musical program will be given
Friday. April 18th at $ y. m, con-
Quoted by Mrs. c. King.
S. II. of A. meets every Friday
night at o'clock at 1882 Rivard
street. The public is invited.
Rev. S. ID. Armstrong. Pastor.
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PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL

Rev Herbert King. the pastor.
will preach at the eleven o'clock
services Sunday morning. April II.
subject: Masters and Servants"
The final report will be made in
the contest between the men and
women of the church on the funds
being raised to decorate the
church building.
The choir will sing a new an
them. Dewitt Jones will sing a
solo.
The public is invited to come and
worship at the church.
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MORNING STAR BAPT.

Sunday School begins at $50.
Mr., d. Murphy. superintendent.
Rev. III. Smith delivered the
morning sermon. Music was rem
dercd by the Junior Choir. The
pastor. Rev. +. North visited East
Lake Baptist Church.
The Missionary Society met on
night AT o'clock.
The public is invited TO come and
with us.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-14
ABySsINIAN BAPT. CHURCH

Sunday. April 18th the morning
sermon will be delivered by Rev. A.
l.. Parker.
Sunday School $50 a. m.,. b. y.
p. L.. 600 p. m. Prayer Services
every Wednesday evening at 500
O'Clock. Visitors are always vel
come
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-14
EBENEZER A. VI. r.
$40 Erskine ST.

The third quarterly meeting will
be held at Ebenczer a NJ +.
Church, Sunday. April S. Holy
Communion az three o'clock. The
Rev, S. T Bryd. pastor of the A.
NJ r Church in Windsor, Will dc.
liver the sermon. Rev. w. r. Walk,
er, presiding elder
Revival begins Monday night
with Mrs. Martha Keys of Louis,
vile. Ky, preaching.
The A. {. K. League will render
an outstanding program Sunday
afternoon at $3.50 III. Attorney
Herbert l.. Dudley will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
The public Is cordially invited Ia
attend these services.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-14
ANTIOCH PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
1884 Jay

The church will hold Its bust
ness meeting Saturday. April IL.
nj 1880 D. m. Rev. b. II. Robinson,
the pastor, will be present All
members are requested to attend.
Rev. Robinson will deliver the
morning sermon. Sunday. April ID.
The Pastors Aid Club will meet
Mt the home OF Mrs. Exa Hucka-
bic, 2404 Elmwood. FRIDAY night,
April l3. The president. Miss l..
Reese, requests all members 10 be
present. The public is welcome to
attend all services.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-14
VT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH

The subject OF Rev Askcw 8
sermon Sunday was we are la
borers together with God" The
Choral Glass gave short and In
spring pogram. The B. y. J.. U.
Is taking on new life under the
leadership of Brother Fred Jones.
AZ evening services the sermon
was delivered by Rev. Mcdowell
of Omaha. Nebraska. All eyes are
'urned 20 the Fourth Sunday IN
April. the wind ng up OF the great
contest between the men ana wo-
mon. The public Is invited.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-14
SPIRITTALIST TEMPLE OF
TRITH
Beaubien at Theodore Streets

Beaubien at Theodore Streets
Sunday. April 3. the IL o'clock
serv ce was conducted by the pas
tor. Rev X. S. Williams An in
spring sermon was delivered from
the SUBJECT. "A Good shepherd"
The junior choir sang.
The Missionary Society IL spon-
sor!ng program on the fifth Sun
day. All are welcome.
Tho Tribune-Inepend may be
bought from Cleophus Hayes, o.
the junior choir.
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ST. PAUL 4. NJ. +.
Jaw and Chene SITS.

The evangellstic campaign con-
tinues this week with DR.. M. j.
Keys as preacher. Sunday, April
is, Or. Keys will preach at 10:4b
a. m, $3.50 D. m. and 7:45 p. IN.
AZ 1880. p. m, DR.. Keys will de-
liver message TO women only.
The Sunday School convenes at
9:15 a. m. with Rev. r. a. Schley
as Supt.
The Allen Christian Endeavor
League, Samuel Williams, presi-
dent, will preside. Discussion viii
be led by Fred Bradley
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-14

Sunday School opens at $50 a /.
m. Deacon William Atkins Is sup
erintendent Morning services 1890
a. m. b. Y. +. u, 600 D. m.
The Home Mission holds meet
ings at 1880 every evening this
week. The public is invited.
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BETHEL TEMPLE

Bethel Temple. of the Apos-
tolic faith. has staged forty-day
old-time, soul-stirring Pentacostal
revival. which started April /. II
is not a money drive. Bethel Tenn
pie breaches and teaches the Apos-
tolic doctrine only.
All ministers are invited to
come and bring their Bibles, and
take a part in the work OF this
organization.
Bethel Temple is located at 946
Willis street. ]. It. Elder Is pastor
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-14
Gospel Chorus Union
To Give Musicale

The Gospel Choral Union. Of the
Detroit area, will present its first
monthly musicale. at Calvary Bap-
'is' Church, SUNDAY. April Is. az 3
p. m.
The 500 voices. which will COM
pose the mammoth chorus. will
represent the following churches:
Calvary Baptist, st. James Bap-
fist. Russell Street Baptist. Tur-
ners Chapel. Mt. Clemens. Second
re- ''s' o. Inksfer' 81. Stephen
A. M. f., and others.
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UNION BAPTIST

Sunday School. 900 a. m. Morn
ing services 1900 "A. m. b. Y. p. U.
600 p. m. Prayer services at 500
y. m. Wednesday. Mission Circle.
Monday evening, $500 y. m. Pub
lie invited.
Rev. +. II. Howard, Pastor.
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ST. PETER CLAvER .CATHO.
Lie CHURCH - Eliot and Beau
bien Streets, Holy Ghost Fathers
Masses Sundays mt $3.50 and
iO;30 A. M.--Masses Holy Days NJ
1900 and 500 A. M. Mass Week.
days at 7,15 A. M. Confessions,
Saturdays and Ewes. Of Holy Days
nj $3.50 and 1900 p. NJ. Rectory, $50
Eliot Street, Columbia s078.
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MT ZION BAPTIST
Rev. r Wright, pastor

Rev. Brown will preach Sunday
at 1900 o'clock services.
On the sick list are: Mrs.
Speiny. 134S Lafayette. Mrs. M &.
@ Colclough.
There will be a musical program
under the auspices OF the Mt. Ziol
Harmony Five. Aprl22. The pub
Tic Ia invited.
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NEW MT. sINIA BAPTIST

Sunday School. 900 a. m. Ser
vices April Is. 1884 at 1900 a. m.
Pastor j. f. Crouch. d. Y. p. u.
$3.50 p. m. Prayer services, We'd
nesday. 500 p. m. Prayer services
nesday. 500 p. m. Public invited.
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"He hath Showed thee, 0 man,
what is good; and what doeth
the Lord require Of thee. but to
do Justly, and 10 love mercy,
and TO work humbly with thy
G0dr-Micah 6sS.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-14
NORTH DETROIT
u. Mrs. Josephine Bo,den

ne community Charity Club is
again opening for spring activities
= ne neat meeting Will be held at
me nome OF Mrs. j. h. Sailor. 1884
Mclean street. Visitors are jnyit-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-13
Enthusiasm, Was Not PreDaIent m Trade
Many Traders Continued Holiday Until Monday Bond
 Prices Were Much Higher To-day

street interpreted the Ereaanfy move in calling addition Fourth Liberty Loan 1-4s--fhree daH8 prior to the expected annOunee~ ment date--as indicative that the government foresaw no difficulty in such a maneuver.
 The various s'inflation's ana nti-infiationn statements, moves. etc., led Wall street to be puzzled as to the next move in the stock market and as result prices were permitted to drift. Several fIl- fiation stocks received the worzk setback Johns Manville dipping 1-2 to AT, U. s. Smelling off 1-2 at 115, American Smelting off IA at 36 1-4 and Cerro De Pasco oH I; IA at 3S.
 Railroads were generally lower with Union Pacific off 1-2 at 102, New Yok Central off 1-4 at 22 3-8, Atchison of 3-4 at 52 3-4l and Southern Pacific off 3-4 at 18 1-4.
 Mercantile shares, recently strong, underwent profit taking McCurry common dipped 3-4 to z 5-S while the preferred lost l-z to 31 1-3. Sears Roebuck was 3s4 easier at 4 land Macy was of 3-4 at AZ 1-4.
 In the industrial group U. &. Steel declined 7-8 at 34 1-8 and was dull, General Motors was off 1-2 at 29 7-8 and Chrysler at 55
 5-8 off 3-4. Auburn reversed tho list, however, 8 and gained 2 1-8 points to 28 1-2. Utilities generally showed fractional losses as did the oils.