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MfthnhtHt prntrHtant

The musical program for the morn
ing service at Mount Tabor. M. p.
Church, Meta Craig Turkenton, d.
rector; Pauline Barnes Woodruff, Or
ganist. Is as follows:
Organ prelude. chorale. GLORY Now to
Thee Be Given" from "sleepers
Processienal hymn. look. Ye Saints.
the Sight Is Glorious Haydn
Edith Cooke Beebe ~ '
Anthem. Awake. Thou That Sleep.
est" from The Daughters Of Jarus.,"
Solo, Il Know That My Redeemer Liv-
eth" from '"The Messiah, Handel
Anthem. Unfold. Ye Portals Everlast-
Reeessonsl hymn GSrise sSs tord o1s0d Il
Risen Today"
orEsn postIyde third moysmsnt from.
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EASTER music at the Church of the
Holy City, Sixteenth and Corcoran
streets, tomorrow Is as follows:
II AM.
organ prelude, "sanctus"'t"s Minor a.cn
Professional hymn. choir and Sunday
school, Sing With All the sons O. r.n
Festival chants ana responses.
Anthem. Joy Fills the Mornine."
Antonio Lotti
Members Of the choir are r. K.
Sewsll, Gladys Harlow, M. A. Swanton,
e. L. oilchrist, Mrs. John p. Halsted,
w, T. Hoeck, r. B. Wooden tguest)
J. P. Halsted and r. w. SwAnton. Maud
q. Sewau, organist and director.
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Gnnnrrnattnnal

SPEC1AL Easter music will be rend-
~ cred at both services of the First
Congregational Church, Tenth and G
streets northwest. tomorrow by the
vested choir, under the direction OF
Ruby Smith Stahl. and by the church
organist, Paul De Long Gable. The
Stahl, soprano: Dorothy Wilson Hal
bach, contralto, and Dale Hamilton,
bass.
MIR. Gable will give an organ recital
preceding the morning service. The
program is as follows: "A Musical
Story Of Easter" arranged by Paul
D. Gablel. Jesus of Nazareth (Sa-
vino), The Entry Into Jerusalem"
Knapp. "'Ts Midnight and on
Olives Brow" bradbury. Cup of
Bitterness" tZamecnik). The Sacri-
flee" (Zamecnik), March to the
Cross" CTschaikovsky), And the Veil
of the Temple Was Rent" Morning
at the Tomb (Grieg), The Risen
Lord" tDavidica). During the service
Mr.. Gable will play "Cujus Amman"
from the "Stabat Mater" (RossinD
and Now Is Christ Risen From the
Dead (Ottenwalder). The choir will
sing the following anthems: Unfold
Ye Portals" (Gounod), Behold Ye
Despisers" CParker), I'm Mirth and in
Gladness' tNiedU, AN Easter ALLIE
lula" SHAW and "Hallelujah
Chorus" (HandeD.
At the evening service Mr.. Gable
will play "Hosannah" Dubois), Cal
vary (Rodney) and Easter Process
sional' (Delamarter). The choir will
sing the following anthems: Grant
Unto Me Thy Salvation" tBrahms)
and Nov Thank We All Our God"
(Cruger- -Mueller).
Both the Junior Choir and the
Senior Chorus of Mount Pleasant Con-
programs of special Easter music to-
morrow morning.
The Junior Choir will sing at the
worship service of the Church School.
The theme song. I'VE Would See
Jesus" will be sung as solo by
Master Richard Lodge, a member of
the choir.
The Senior Chorus. directed by Nor
ton M. Little, with Claude Robson at
the organ, will present the following
program at the IL o'clock service:
organ prelude, Resurrection Morn"
Johnston
contralto solo. MY Heart Ever Faith
fur .........- .- ..... .bacn
Miss Mary Apple
Anthem LAS Sinks the Sea" Christiansen
Anthem worthy Is the Lamb That Is
Slain" from The Messiah Handel
'Hallelujah Chorus from The Mes
orssn postlude "Allelujah! Amen - Kinder
The soloists arc Mary Apple. con-
tralto; Mrs. Russell J. Clinchy. So
prano, and william P. Shanahan,
tenor.
The services at II o'clock tomor-
row morning at Cleveland Park Con-
gregational Church will include the
following music:
Prelude welcome. Mighty King Handel
Proce ssional. Christ Is Risen To-Day.
Anthem. Awake. Thou That sleepest,
Hymn THE Day of Resurrection" Sueart
Offertory The First Easter Morn" scott
Mrs. Eugene Poon1ak wi
Congrssational hymn crown hiEl Elvev
possl,,6. WIN oriTns riaTsllelujah Chorus Handel
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NniurrHaliHt
THE Easter program of the Univer'

THE Easter program Of the Univer-
salist National Memorial Church,
Sixteenth and S streets, under the
direction Of DR.. Albert w. Harmed.
will comprise the following: Organ
prelude, Ancient Easter Carol" ar
ranged by Loret; professional, Jesus
Christ Is Risen" by Lyra Davidica;
"The Strife Is O'er," 1909 carol, ar
ranged by vulpius; carol, Christ, the
Lord, Is Risen Again. Mozart; inter-
mezzo, "Ofiertoire," Batiste; Regina
Ceoli" (Calaleria), Mascagni; presen-
tation, worthy Is the Lamb" c'Mes-
siahD, Handel; THE Hallelujah
Chorus" Handel; organ postlude,
"Hallelujah" t"Mount Of Olivesc
Beethoven.
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Nnitartatt

THE music at the IL o'clock service
tomorrow at All Souls Church
(Unitarian) will be furnished by a
quartet consisting Of Anna M. Sor-
Der, soprano; Helen Loman Ware, con-
tralto; Luther T. White. tenor, and
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann, bass,
with Lewis Atwater ct the organ. The
program Is as follows:
ANTHEMS.
Easter Alleluia". a"................ Baird
-. ,....... traditional Norwegian
ORGAN NUMBERS.
"'Et. Resurrexit" ................ ..krynell
..taesns ttileaqis ..... Medievai Arnold ISx Ssx
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EASTER music at the Grace Re-
formed Church will include the

tASIER music az 'he 'i"'e i
formed Church will include the
following:
IL AM.
Prelude. I'm Thee Is Gladness" Bach
Anthem. "As It Began to Dawn vincent
Communion. selections from Cesar Franck
postluee. ee Now Praise we All God.
Karg-Elert
ORGAN RECITAL AT 7.30.
IN Deaths p strons Grasp the saviob Bach
.ThsS fsS Reed Grown waters ksrs: :Eisrt
Ads sio. from Symphony No VIZ. vidor
.:isop foS Art ira Rock,; ........ .Muiet
.'Meoitation in Ste. clotilde". 80. james
SPIN
Anthem then The, have Taken Away sssin.r Ms
comrnunicn. @ selections from Cesar FTanck.
Postiude. 'Corteee" ..Sierne
Charles E. Gauss, organist and choir
director.
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1ratnrrA mnrkH

"The Prince of Light" cantata by Foster McKedree NJ
Church, II am. tomorrow.
"The Dawn Of Easter" cantata by Wilson, First Baptist
Church. pm - 49, .,,
1.-THE Vision in the Wilderness, oratoro by w. Gods-
worthy; Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church South, pm
Life Everlasting" cantata by H. w. Petre Asbuy M
Church. pm 49,,
welcome Happy Morning. pageant st. Stephens Lutheran
"he Captain Of the Guards" Easter story; Lincoln Road
M Church. tomorrow evening - --,
Light Out of Darkness cantata by Gebe Eastern Presoy
terian Church, 7:45 pm. ,,
"The Resurrection and the Life cantata by spauldlng
THE Holy City cantata st half by Gau; Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church, tomorrow.
Legend of the Grail pageant ST. Pauls Lutheran Churcn
"he resurrection canata by Mauney; Douglas Memorial
M E. Church, tomorrow evening -
"The Lord of Life cantata by Judson; Petworth Baptist
Church. tomorrow evening: , =, .
Light Out of Darkness cantata, Gebel; Anacosta M E.
"Behold He Lveth pageant cantata by Lorenz Takoma
Park Lutheran Church, pm. ~ -
"The Awakening" pageant Dumbarton Avenue NJ E.
THE resurrection" cantata. evening. Ninth
Street Christian Church.
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mrthnniHt -Episfnral
4 T HAMLINE METHODIST EPIS-

A T HAML1NE METHODIST EPls-
coPAL CHURCH, Sixteenth
street at Allison, the following pro-
gram of music will be given tomorrow
by the chorus of so voices. under the
direction of John Marville, with Edith
B. Athey at the organ. The soloists
are Ethel Stickles, soprano; Mabel
Flehr, contralto; John Murphy. tenor,
and Mr.. Marville, bass.
ELEVEN O'CLOCK
Organ. Easter Morning With the
Pennsylvania Moravians ... =. .Gaul
Chorus "Alleluia! Christ Is Risen" Gaul
Proeessional Christ the Lord Is r,s,..
'n%caS: "our Father" ....... .Tschaikovsky
fn Chris. s..15u 1Famphsnt nDRsY Garden Pietro Yon
The Lord Is Risen. -. Billinss-clokey
Duet. "Hosanna" ........ Granier
S5eaH A.suas Hands
Recessional, Come Ye Faithful,
orssn. se roeeats s@e sfo on He Is Risen eandlsn
FIVE O'CLOCK.
Organ. Sunrise In Emmaus Maitland
This Glad Easter Day" Arr. Dickinson
"A Carol OF Little Russia kopolyof
22sssn Ester East @ Day. z,,.n, Lore'
o N'' Billings -clokey
Organ, "Jubilate Deo' .......,. Silver
. The choir OF the McKendree M. E.
Church will render an Easter cantata
entitled THE Prince Of Life" with
text and music by Evan 8. Foster, at
the morning service at IL tomor-
row. The choir is under the direction
of Stanley w. Bell. with Kate Jeffries
at the organ. (McKendree Is 80 years
old on Easter Sunday. The musical
program follows:
The Prince of Life. ............ Choir
" Bass solo, Warren Nicholson.
Contralto solo. Mrs. Ellis Fuller
Bass solo. Warren Nicholson.
Soprano solo, Dorothy Campbell ,,,;,
Bass solo. Warren Nicholson:
For MY Sake, Tenor solo
Mabel \! bel. l. 1s LOTUS Stanley w. Bell Choir
Carol Of Gladness' Duet and quartet
Mrs. Stanley Bell. soprano; Mrs Ellis
Ellis Fuller, bass.
MY Redeemer Lives" Choir
contraito solo. Mabel L. Lotus
"Christ Being Raised From the Dead"
"His Triumph" .womens chorus
Soprano solo. Mrs: Stanley Bell.
Tenor solo. Fred J. Walker.
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At Douglas Memorial M. e. Church,

At Douglas Memorial M. e. Church,
Rev. Clarence H. Corkran, pastor.
the choir at the morning service will
sing "At the Sepulcher," by Nevin,
and Prayer From Cavalleria Rusti-
cana," by Mascagni. Solos-Alma
Harris, Laura williams and Ira
Meyer.
At the evening service the choir
will render the Easter cantata, "The
Resurrection" by Manney. Soloists--
Mary Bruton, Alma Harris, Margaret
Phillips, Laura williams and Ira
Meyer Estelle Wentworth, director,
and Mary Gastrock Belt, organist.
The Easter program Of music at Pet
worth Methodist Episcopal Church,
New Hampshire avenue at Grant Cir
Continued on Page 9, Column A.
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The Nativity Episcopal Church at
Fourteenth and Massachusetts, avenue
southeast announces the rendering OF
the following music ct the 7:30 am.
and II am. services tomorrow under
the direction Of Victor George, organ.
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comprise the foIIoWmH.
"Vidi Aauam" ...... .Nicolo a. Montam
Proper Of the Mass ........ "A. =. IoEer
Sequence. "Victimas Paschali taudess"
The Ordinary. Mass Of the Holy cross:
A. Bartschmid
Regina Coeli, li,......... I; pc MeIiler Me-
Recessional "Glory to Christ ING
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asalut b Amour" .Elsar
rreesssionai' Jesus y Christ i; Risen IL
introit anthem Christ Our Passover.
Schilling
6rada.l, Jesus Christ Ii. Risen ..'n .s'1n
.elorl. ribi and Laus Tibi..A. ]; Eyre
sEsss seEssa hymn A,i.,a:. tn. ssi,is fsss +
ofsrtory anthem. '"Behiold. Ys De.
"sarssm cord." ...........'. cc M Eyr.
"ienedictu." ..................E Eyre
.i sS: re sSSSy r the tord"x: ii. s5sxs Tyss
csfeI si's stssr e ssnsdission. Easter Flowers
ResessionSY ess aSH0%f "fh: Bay q ResuTfee;
ors:R s1sR pe.tiuds ,abiisss ssss na,s'n .,'s.,
The solo parts will be sustained by
Harry Forker, bass baritone; Robert
Jonscher, tenor; Masters Leigh Net
Teton and Bayless Doris, sopranos.
Samuel Leech will preside at the
organ.
Special Easter music will be rendered
by the Senior Choir under the direc-
ton of Jesse Heitmuller, organist,
Sunday at Transfguration Episcopal
Church, 1415 Gallatin street north
InIIsiss,., They Have Taken Away J yst.In.r NJ
::.kylis Eisisen":. IIan HaIl
ofsrtor, iSdla '3chri;t Dur Passover" sshsiiine
Evening star., 1935-12-08

avenue, Takoma Park, Md, after q
long illness.
A native Of London, England, Mrs.
Spear came here many years ago with
her parents, the late Mr.. and Mrs.
James Austin.
Her son is q chemist in the Bu-
reau of Internal Revenue, where he
has charge of making analyses OF
liquors and narcotics in cases han
died by Washington police and Fed
eral agents. Besides her son, Mrs.
Spear leaves a brother, Joseph Austin.
Her husband vas the late Albert
F. Spear.
Mrs. Spear had been pupil of
several famous artists. Although she
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dent Of the Boys Clubs Association OF
Washington.
The institute will start at 10 am.
and will continue throughout the day.
Atkinson has conducted similar meet
ings In Chicago, New York, Philadel-
phia, Detroit, San Francisco and other
cities.
Represented at the meeting will be
the Northeast Boys Club, Georgetown
Branch Of the Boys Club of Washing
ton. Merrick Boys Club, Juanita K.
Nye Council House, Friendship House,
the Community Center Department OF
the Public Schools, fIeighbornood
House, Southwest Community House
Metropolitan Police Boys Clubs,
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Cash

munity Center Department. Cash
prizes Of sos will be offered.
Dramatic groups from all parts Of
the District have named the follow
ing representatives to form an execu-
tive committee: Miss Dorothea Lewis,
chairman. Columbia Players; Mrs.
Maud Howell Smith, the Arts Club;
j. A. Bishop, Montgomery Players;
Frank Baer, Pierce Hall Players:
Charles c. Gilman, Triangle Players;
E. Francis McDeyitt, Masquers Of Sligo
Park Hills, and James NJ. Rawls, Bart
field Players
Mrs. Elizabeth K. Peoples. director
of the Community Center Department,
will be chairman ex oficio.
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Engineers to Hold Dance.

The District section Of the American
Institute Of Mining and Metallurgical
Engineers will hold q joint dinner
dance with the women's auxiliary
group at the Shoreham Hotel Tues
day, December II, in honor Of H. A.
Buehler. president of the national or
ganization, and A. B. Parsons, secre-
tary.
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Cavanaugh Holy Name Head.

Joseph Cavanaugh was elected pres
ident Of the Holy Name Society at q
recent meeting of the organization.
Other officers chosen were Thomas
jenkins, treasurer: Charles A. White,
secretary, and James ]. Sullivan, mar
shal.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
MRS. EMMA SPEAR,
ARTIST, DIES AT 68
Mother of Revenue Bureau Chem
ist, Native of London, to
Rest in Glenwood.

Mrs. Emma Annie Spear, SO, widely
known Washington artist, who for
nerly conducted classes here for many
years. died Friday at The home of her
son, Albert A. Spear, l Valley View
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had not conducted the art class for,
about 10 years. she continued to
do art work until recently.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row at 2 pm. at the s. H. Hines Co.
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street.
Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery.
Evening star., 1935-12-08

Jewish Community Center, Southeast
House, Y. M. G. A.. the Northwest
House and the Playground Depart
ment Of the District of Columbia.
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OFFICIAL OF BOYS CLUB
PLANS INSTITUTE HERE
Robert X. Atchinson, Director Of
Education Unit, to Hold Meet
ing December II.

Robert X. Atkinson, director Of the
educational department, Boys Clubs
of America, Inc, will hold one-day
institute on boys work at the Boys
Club of Washington, Third and c
streets. Tuesday. December II. An
nouncement of the meeting was made
yesterday by Charles M. Fyfe, presi-
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ANNUAL PLAY TOURNEY
SET FOR FEBRUARY 4-16
Cash Prizes Of $1o5 to Be Offered
in Contest of Amateur ORA
matte Groups.

The annual one-act play tourna-
ment for amateur dramatic groups in
the District Of Columbia will be held
from February 4 to February IS. it
has been announced by the Com
, 1935-07-16
TOURNEY
GETS STARTED
Eaton Defends His Title As
Champion In Western
Amateur

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
July l6.=P=With predictions Of
clustering sharp shooting coming
from the defending champion. Eel
Eaton, the field of more than $50
teed off Tuesday In the first qualify
ing leg OF the Western amateur golf
tcCrnament at Broadmoor club.
The second 18-hole test will be
run off Wednesday.
Eaton, 22-year old gunner from
Oklahoma City, said he was con-
WINGED that II viii take at least l52
strokes to qualify. He predicted the
medalist would post l4O or IA IL
Mondays calm. clear weather con-
tinued. Par is 10 for the Broadmoor
layout, close under the shadow Of
Cheyenne mountain and Pixies Peak.
AT last years Western al Okla
homa City. Eaton captured the
medal with IA. over par.
Eaton. as champion. Is exempt
from qualifying. He and the 81 low
scorers, after the 36-hole tests are
finished Wednesday, will be paired
IL the match play battles for the
title. starting Thursday.
Other practice scores turned In
included VI for Harry Todd OF Dali
las. Texas champion, and 70 for
LELAND Hannah Of Waco. Texas.
, 1935-07-16
M'Curdy ToLead
Fort Worth Cats

FORT WORTH. Tex, July is. Up
The Fort Worth Cats Of the Tex
az league had q new skipper Tues
day.
Business Manager Roy Meeharl,
now In Houston with his club. said
Harry McCurdy, former Texas lea
guer and manager Of the Whining
ton club Of the Piedmont league
the past two years, had been named
manager to succeed Johnny Heving
who resigned Monday.
McCurdy. who will be playing
manager, planned to fly from VII
mington TO Houston Tuesday 70
take charge Of the Cats Tuesday
night.
A change in the field manage
ment OF the Fort Worth club, next
to the bottom In the loop standing,
had been expected for some time.
McCurdy, veteran catcher, was
with Houston in 1924-l925 and was
sold 10 the Chicago White Sox,
where he remained through 1928
before going to the Philadelphia
Pnillies In 1891. He returned to
Houston In 1893 and was sent 10
Columbus. The Cincinnati Reds
obtained him In a trade and ne was
sent to Wilmington.
, 1935-07-16
Stratton Meets
O'Brien Tuesday

HARLINGEN, July 16.-The two
hour time limit has been removed
in order that Pat OBrien, the
Brazos bottom beauty, and Walter
Stratton, the strong boy. may settle
their differences In the main event
Of a wrestling card TO be staged at
the American Legion arena here
Tuesday night.
They met I'm q two-hour time
limit bout several weeks ago and
came out with honogs even. each
with one fall. O'Brien took the first
with the famous "OBrien Special"
and the referee awarded the sec
ond fall TO Stratton when he fear
ed that OBrien's arm might be
broken by a painful hammer-lock.
OBrien refused To give up and
sim contends he could have stood
the punishment a few more min
utcs-anc that would have given
him the match.
But Tuesday night there win be
no time limit and someone viii
have to win II the grapplers stay
in the ring all night.
The second bout on the card VIII
bring together Alva Boggs and
Herb Parks In what promises 70 be
an exciting encounter.
The card win get under way at
$3.50 p. m.
, 1935-07-16
SchmeIing to Fight Either
Louis or Baer i'm September

night he had closed negotiations for
q 15-round match between Schmel-
ing and Baer on or about September
rs at the Garden Bowl On Long Is
land.
Nike Jacobs OF the 10th Century
Club previously had announced
that Schmeling had been matched to
fight Louis at the Polo Grounds
Sept. H.
Johnston said ne had concluded
his arrangements Monday eve the
transatlantic telephone with Joe
Jacobs, Schmeling's American man
ager. who is in Berlin.
The news incensed Nike Jacobs,
who Immediately called his name
sake in Berlin.
Turning from the telephone ne
denied that Johnston's statement
was based on actual developments.
Joe Jacobs. reached In Berlin,
said however, that In as much as
Schmeling had not yet returned TO
Berlin from a hunting trip he had
signed nothing.
, 1935-07-16
Dizzy Eats Steak
While Governor
Is Kept Waiting

SPRINGFIELD. It'll. July 10. Nr-
Jerome Dizzy Dean kept Cover
nor Horner and 1000 baseball fans
waiting Monday night while ne sat
isfied himself with steak and pota-
toes.
The st. Louis Cardinals ace wnn
scheduled To pitch the first ball ln
the finals OF the annual Catholic
Diocesan baseball tournament, with
Governor Homer catching.
Dan was met ON arrival by On rye
ceptiOn committee headed by Mayor
John w. Knapp. The older q thu
brother stars was informed that pre-
game ceremonies had been held up
pending his arrival.
He Informed the committee he
would oe even later getting 20 the
park. I'm as much as Inc intended io
eat first.
When the committee insisted thab
the governor was waiting. Dizzy told
them he would be glad 10 see him.
but his excellency" would have t0
wait until Dizzy gets some steak
and potatoes"
Dizzy ordered his meal. then pro-
ceeded tO the park. an hour and ~
half after the game was scheduled
70 start. The game was IN the sec-
ond inning when he arrived.
, 1935-07-16
INDIANS, BUGS
BATTLE TO TIE
Beaumont Exporters Ease
Up Into Second
Place

A tie game between Oklahoma
City and Galveston left the Indians
In the Texas league lead but forced
the Bucs to give up second place 10
the idle Beaumont Exporters.
The Indians came 70 life In the
ninth inning and scored two runs
to gain q 4-to-4 tie with the BUGS.
They played another inning but
nett r team was able to score. The
Indians had TO catch q train. so
the game ended In q tie. Jack
Jakucki and Bracheen hurled for
Galveston and Stiely and Murray
took turns on the hill for the In
dams.
After the San Antonio Missions
had gained a four-run lead, the Dali
las Steers started hitting the ball
and came from behind to win the
game, z to 5.
It was a free-hitting affair In
which Wiltse and Mills OF the Mis-
sions took their share Of medicine.
They were touched for Is hits.
Tauby with five and Stroner with
four led the Dallas attack.
The Houston Bluffs dubbed out
an 8 to 4 victory yer the Tulsa
Oilers. Mike Cvengros, veteran
left-hander, had the Oilers well In
hand until the ninth when he
eased up and Tulsa chased home
three runs. While Cvengros was
giving up seven hits. five OF which
came In the last two innings, his
mates pounded Whitworth, Griffin
and Hubbell for IL wallops.
Fort Worth and Beaumont had q
days rest. The clubs made UP for
M0lday's game In advance In
twin-bin Sunday.
, 1935-07-16

"ARe OF Indiscretion." Metro
Mayors amazing play OF
divorce and its influence on the
lives and fates Of children Of sep
aration. Is the attraction showing
Wednesday and Thursday nc the
Queen Theatre. with Paul Lukas,
Madge Evans. May Robson md 1t
tie David Jack Holt the centers Of
action Is n gripping piece OF dra-
matte entertainment.
Here is an exciting drama telling
the story OF n millionaire mother
in-Iaw's fight to wrest the custody
Of q child from his divorced father.
The story Is an original by Lenore
Coffee. deity directed by Edward
Ludwig.
Miss Robson rises 10 dramatic
heights as the battling mother-in-
Law. and her address in court 70 the
judge Is n OF the outstanding drs-
matte moments In the picture. Lukas
plays the sympathetic role OF the
father, backed by his faithful secre-
tary. enacted by Madge Evans.
, 1935-07-16
Fireworks Display
To Aid Boy Scouts

HARLINGEN, July ia street
dance with fireworks on the side
will be given ut Fair Park Tuesday
night under auspices Of r. p. Bled-
soc, @. A. Wright and Z. A. Swift
to raise money with which to send
four Boy Scouts 10 the national jam
boree in washington next month.
A seven-piece orchestra viii play
and the fireworks win % offered Is
a side attraction.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery PaEnel win
be offered as an additional attrac-
ton on the Arcadia Theater stage
wednesday night for benefit OF the
jamboree fund. ThCy r accom-
plished entertainers.
Proceeds from the pool. candy and
pop sales nc the arroyo swimming
pool Saturday win likewise be donat-
ed.
Scouts held q sale In a store build
ing hst weeA
, 1935-07-16
Family Day VIII Be
Observed by Church

SAN ANTONIO, July l6-Family
Day viii be observed at the First
Presbyterian church Sunday as N
part Of the laymen's church at
tendance drive In San BenIto. DR..
Hugh Robertson. pastor. viii preach
q special sermon OF the morning
service and 1t Is hoped 10 have
entire families attend instead or
single or q few members. Alex M.
Bowie heads the attendance com
mittee from this church.