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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-19
STRAND TO SHOW
EAST SIDE FILM
1.-THE Great O'Malley,"
With Pat O'Brien,
Starts Sunday

1.-THE Garden Of Allah" with Mar
lene Dietrich and Charles Boyer
also Smart Blonde" with Glenda
Farrell and Barton MacLane con-
clude their engagement at Warmers
Strand theater tomorrow night.
Sunday brings that ever popular
Irish Aim star, Pat O'Brien In 1.-THE
Great O'Malley", a nelodrama OF
life in New York's colorful East
Side.
Pats policeman this time,
He's Ofhcer O,Malley, a tough,
hardboiled copper who cannot see
beyond his rule book until a lit
tie crippled girl and a lovely
school teacher humanize him. BY
the time the final fadeout ends the
story he's regular fellow, Just
as Pat always is, in films indeed,
In real life.
Sharing stellar honors with him,
Humphrey Bogart, who scored SO
greatly as the killer In 1.-THE Pet
rified Forest" again runs arluck
of the law.
Ann Sheridan, who was q high
school girl In Dallas, Texas, only
q year ago, plays the school
teacher. Fortune has been good
to Ann. This is only her second
picture, yet already she Is lead
ing lady-at 81!
The little crippled child Is
played by Sybil Jason, the 7-year-
old South African child actress
who captiyated movie audiences
in "The Little Big Shot" and 1.-THE
Singing Kid"
The companion feature will pre-
sent Kay Francis with Tan Hunt
er, Claude Rains, Alison Skip
worth and Alexander Darcy in
"Stolen Holiday" The story de-
picts the rise Of an obscure little
French rnanneq,iin In a tiny mo-
diste shop, to the position Of queen
Of fashions for the whole world.
The name Of Kay Francis in
stantly centuries up visions Of mag
nificent gowns and no list Of 10
best dressed women In the coun-
try falls to include her name, but,
soften Holiday" Is said to be
not merely a fashion show, 1t Is
o tense drama, with rioting mobs
on the streets Of aPris, interna-
tional, political and financial COM
plications. and no end Of suspense.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-19

Richard Crooks To Make His First
Opera Appearance OF Season On Air

nothing soul. Faust heSitates
until Mephistopheles centuries up
the vision Of a beautiful and iilno-
cent maiden, then eagerly signs
away his soul. he, raises o goblet to
his lips and immediately Is trans
formed into q radiant and irnpetu-
GUS youth. elegantly clad and eager
for adventure.
He soon meets UP with Mar
guerite, whose vision no beheId, at
a village celebration. Prayer book In
hand, she wends her way rather
tIrnidly through the merrymakers.
Faust offers TO escort her, but With
a touch OF coyness she refuses. He
stands as one transflxed and forgetS
hts previous eagerincss for the Joys
OF the flesh.
They meet again in Marguerite
garden. Her brother, Valentine has
departed for the wars, leaving her
In the protection Of Martlic, a we'll
meaning but foolish inatron, who
soon Is beguiled by Mephistopheles'
flattery. Faust and Marguerite, In
transports Of ecstasy, wander about
the garden, but she refuses his adj
vances. Mephistopheles, anxious to
gain yet another soul, raises his
arms and calls upon night to en-
velop the lovers In Its voluptuous
folds, and upon the flowers TO
quicken. with their subtle perfumes,
the pulse Of Marguerite. She naiyely
plucks the petals Of q daisy In the
age-old game Of "he loves me--he
loves me not" ending with a cry Of
Joy, "He' loves met" Faust holds her
IN his arms, but Marguerite Is
frightened by. the passion he has
aroused and begs him to leave Her.
Mephistopheles' appears and rails
at Faust for letting Marguerite gain
the safety Of the house. He bids him
walt and hear what Marguerite tells
the stars. From the window Of her
chamber Marguerite breathes.
Haste thee to returnl Comet
Faust ruShes TO the window and
clasps her In his arms. The lovers
are enyeloped In the blaclzness OF
night, silence broken only by the
sardonic laughter Of the fiend In
the garden.
Marguerite Is filled with shame at
her betrayal, even though she and
Faust are still deeply III love. She,
whom all revered for her purity, Is
now, jeered at for her love affair.
Valentine returns from the wars
and learns OF her shame and swears
vengeance upon his sisters seducer.
Mephistopheles. close behind Faust
sings an insulting serenade In her
garden. Valentine rtshes forth, but
Is MORALLY wounded in his duel with
Faust. Dying, he curses the unhap-
py Marguerite.
Broken In mind by the tragedy OF
her life, Marguerite kills her child
when 1t Is born. She Is condemned
to die. Faust with the help OF
Mephistopheles, enters the prison to
urge her to escape. Her heart Is
filled with Joy at the appearance OF
her lover and she sings fltfully OF
their first meeting. Then she notices
the fiend in the shadows and prays
for protection. "Marguefitel" cries
Faust; but Marguerite has fallen
dead. "Condeinnedl" gloats Mephis-
topheles, but he Is answered by q
chorus Of celestial beings, Saved"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-19
ALEXANDRIA

Man proposes and woman dis
poses OF him with swift dispatch,
especially If he Is a millionaire sus-
ceptible to the wiles Of an interna-
tional beauty who has her eyes on
his bank roll. That, with amusing
embroidery, Is the theme OF Univer-
sails comedy drama, Three Smart
Girls" which opens at the Alhain-
bra theater on Sunday. Three Sis
tiers, living on the Riviera with the!.
mother, hear that their wealthy
father, divorced for ten years, Is
paying ardent attentions to re-
riowned lady Of dievrting charm.
Knowing that their mother still
loves him, they rush to New York 20
save daddy from entangling him
self. They use strenuous methods,
employing a Count to draw the
beauty into an alliance which will
prevent their father from marrying
her.
The situations run the scale from
the ridiculously funny to the up
roariously laughable, according 70
advance Hollywood reports:
Through mistaken identity an
other man Is given the task Of snar-
ing the charmer away from her
prey.
Deanna Durbin, who has been
singing on Eddie Cantor's national
broadcasts for many months, makes
her screen debut III Three Smart
Girls" She has the role Of the
youngest sister. The other two girls
are portrayed by Nan Grey and
Barbara Read.
The added attraction is Crack
Up" starring Peter LORE.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-19
GREEN ONIONS IN MlDWINTEn

Cleveland --tUP)--During recent
unreasonable winter weather the
family Of Mrs. Gerald F. Hines ate
green onions, fresh from the gar
den..
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-19
nv RICHARDS CROOKS

The Faust legend, OF q man bar.
tering his immortal soul for the re-
turn OF youth, Is old-just how OLE
nobody knows. Certainly 1t must
date from q time soon after serlSi-
tive men, beset with the infirmities
Of age, began longing for the vigor
Of their younger years. Faust made
the trade, and paid the price.
Our own world has its millions OF
Fausts, bitter with the realization
that they have grown old, eager to
pay any price to regain the years
that have slipped so silently into the
past. H0.t many are there who
would not do in reality what I, as
Faust, do when raise high Mephis-
topheles' draught and my white hair
and beard and tormless black robe
dissolve and, again q young student.
! stand brilliant and handsome In
my scarlet doublet and hose?
It Is easy, this illusion, once you
learn TO pull the rip cord at the
right instant. But in real life, pull
ing the rip cord means paying the
price. And the price Is not only the
tragedy Of the man thinking him.
self young, grasping for pleasures
beyond reach and disdaining those
rightfully his, but the wreckagc Of
his own and the lives Of those who
love him.
II was this thought, perhaps, that
moved Gounod to compose the work
we shall give at the Metropolitan
Opera next Saturday in the matinee
performance to be heard over the
National Broadcasting company by
courtesy Of the Radio Corporation
Of America. Let me tell the story
and you may Judge for yourself.
It is night and Faust, old and
weary Of life, pores over an immense
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-19

tome. Baffled by the riddle of exist
ence and depressed with the empti-
ness Of learning, he slams 1t shut
and raises a cup Of poison. with
this draugft," he declares bitterly,
Il am still master Of my destiily!"
With the coming Of dawn, o group
Of happy laborers and lnaidens pass
his window and, filled with the 10y
OF living, raise thanks to God,
What can God do for me?" sneers
Faust, then bursts into a curse upon
heavens and earth. For me, give
me Satanl'
In a fash the Evil One stands re-
splendent before him, announcing
himself at the philosophers service.
Is 1t gold and glory he wishes? "A
treasure which contains all Others .
replies Faust, Il desire youth" Very
we'll, he shall have 1t for practically
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-19
MOVIE SHORTS

Force Of Habit
Daniel Mandell, film editor for
Samuel Goldwyn, used to be one Of
the Flying Mandells" In vaudeville.
Now, whenever Goldwyn storms into
the Office to deliver a bawling-o
the editor leaps into the chandelier.
Small, meek looking Charles
Gemora has masqueraded as
gorilla i'm pictures ever since he
played the title role in "Ingagi"
six years ago. Designed his own
costume and gets 500 day for
his services. In real life he's a
sculptor and Is afraid Of mice.
The Chinese partner Of Joseph
Calleia In AFTER the Thin Man"
and the gatekeeper in 1.-THE Good
Earth" is millionaire named Will
liam Law.
He's a prominent importer and
official of the Six Companies in
San Francisco's Chinatown, but
comes to Hollywood now and then
Just for the fun Of acting. Spends
more than his salary on hotel
suites and airplane fares.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-19
CAMEO

/ The renowned prima donna, Lily
Pons, discovers that love Is far more
valuable to happiness than the
fruits Of fame as singing star II
"The Girl from Paris" her new
sparkling film starring Gene Ray
mond and Jack Oakie.
Opening Sunday at the Cameo
theater, THAT Girl from Paris" Is q
gay filmusical Offering one Of the
widest varieties OF melodic enter
tainment ever recorded for a photo
play. Miss Pons sings three 'hot"
numbers by Arthur Schwartz: a
modern Interpretation Of THE Blue
Danube Waltz" "Tarantella" and
una Voce POGO IA" from "The
Barber OF Seville" Jack Oakie sings
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-19
EASTER SUNRISE
SERVICE PLANNED

Tie annual Easter sunrise sery-
Ice, sponsored by the Waterbury
Y nth Conference, will be held at
I mixer Hill Park Sunday morning.
The speaker will be Rev. Matthew C.
Maiden, pastor Of the Mill Plain
Uni.'sl church. Rev. DR.. John c.
Walker, pastor Of the Second Con-
gregational church, will take part III
the installation service for the new
officers. Breakfast will be served
tn, young people at the Bunker Hill
Congregational church immediately
70 lowing the service,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-19
CARROLL

BLACK Legion" Warner Brothers
thrilling melodrama expose comes
to the Carroll theater Sunday and
Monday. Recently, In Michigan, a
band OF masked and hooded men
took the law In their own hands and
killed their chosen enemies without
semblance of justice or mercy.
Newspaper accounts Of Its activ-
tiles shocked the law-abiding ele-
mentS Of the entire country. Out
ragged opinion demanded swift jus.
tice and got 1t. Confessional testi-
mony OF the chief suspect brought
out incredible ruthlessness OH the
part Of the night riders.
On the mere rumor that man
had beaten his wife, the man was
killed. That the rumor was without
the least foundation made this law
less execution the more horrible.
Investigation clearly showed tina;
the Black Legion was founded on
the prejudices, ce-hatred and big
otry of half-baked mentalities,
herded together by glib organizers,
who were making fortunes out Of
the sale Of hooded gowns and fire.
arms.
The story Of the organization rs
1t Is filmed is the more dramatic for
being based on fact. The havoc
wrought In the families Of Its VIC
tins, as we'll as in the families Of
It's members Is stark melodrama.
AS a picture of an actual phase
OF Americas complicated social
struggle, BLACK Legion" Is said to
be unusually interesting and pos
sessed Of greater dramatic force
than any previous movie from the
headlines"
Humphrey Bogart, Dick Foran,
Erin O'Brier-Moore, Helen Finn,
Ann Sheridan. Joseph Cawysr and
other we'll known players are among
the principals. ..1
The companion feature Is Racing
Lady" starring Ann Dvorak.
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an original and Swing" band
plays another.
THAT Girl from Paris" Is the
sparkling story Of little French
diva. who sheds her mantle OF OPP
cratic fame and pursues romance
incognito. She follows handsome
orchestra leader across the ocean to
America where she runs into series
OF narrowing adventures with the
police, the press and small army
Of suitors.
The climax Of "That Girl from
Paris" an RKO Radio Picture, Is a
madcap marriage ceremony In a
racing automobile, which promises
to be one OF the most hilarious film
denouements seen on the screen.
The companion feature Is "Thc
Gay Desperate starring Nino Mar
TIM.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-19

notable artist Of the same time, It's
rnarvelously characterized, brilliant
", performed, and splendid In every
detail. : $500,
Thursday, there'll be another ever
popular Giant Screeno party.
IN addition to the regular screeno
award. there's been added for your
/ further enjoynent, o. Treasure Jack
Pot providing numerous reasons
that make 1t important for you to
attend this gala event.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-19
Fl HOLLYWOOD
BY Paul Harrison

about the way steam and Diesel
engines have taken hold.
But Cap'n Chris Is sure that
therell always be plenty Of nine
teenth-century nautical epics to
keep him busy, and he's pretty
grateful TO the movies for keep
ing alive the old traditions. Some
day, when the genuine relics rot
and break up III the harbor, he
may get a chance to build fine
ship that will actually float.
Bert KaImar, another song
writer, feels very sorry for the
poor fellow. Kalmar says that
he has been married "a years,
and that next year his wife Is
going to make him trusty.
Picture-making has prevented
Buddy Ebsen from shopping
around for a sailboat. But sales
men know he wants one, so
they're putting boats on trailers and
hauling them right out to the studio
for Ebsen to see. IN
Groucho Marx saw one of the
boats going through the front gate
and opined that the rains out here
must have been lot heavier than
he'd realized.
Sophie Tucker never says
hello" when she answers the
telephone. Just booms out:
SOPHIE TUCKER SPEAKING!"
When most stars answer q ring,
they feign an accent, pretending
to be q servant until they find out
who's calling.
Home Sweet Home Notes:
Lamp bases and ash trays in the
new house of Johnny Weissmuller
and Lupe Velez are made out Of
rubber. I'm told, so they'll bounce
harmlessly when thrown.
Everything In the wine cellar
OF Tom Browns new San Fer
nandO Valley ranch house will
be authentic except the evil
dences Of mellow age. So he's
having a studio property man
come out and spin a lot Of nice
rubber cobwebs.
Swankiest bedroom in Hollywood
belongs TO Claire Trevor. French
Empire style. with more mirrors
than Mae West has. And the bed
Is 10 feet wide. rs
Joan Bennett has q house that's
rather stiffly modern, but when
she's at home alone she dons felt
slipper and sits In rocking
chair in the den.
George Burns and Oracle Allen
are having a high fence built
around their swimming pool.
Burns is nostalgia - for the OIL
swimmin' hole days and likes TO
splash In the raw. He's thinking
Of importing some mud for a
slippry slide.
Keeping Deeds ON Go
Heretofore, few film sequels were
successful. But the triumph of
After the Thin Man" has Columbia
wondering whether 1t ought to do
Mr.. Deeds Goes to Another Town"
Dixie Dunbar was very EN-
barrassed little girl the other eve
ming. She was recuperatlng at
home after having her tonsiIs
yanked and II Of her boy friends
arrived with books and orchids at
the same time.
Luise Rainier has been ordered
to put on some weight. Madge
Evans isn't blond any more. /.
Carole Lombard is so tanned she's
developing a southern accent.
Chester Morris brings hts lunch
to the studio every day. Tour
lists can spot Robert Taylor four
evenings q week on the Beverly Hills
bridal path.
Prosperity note: Marlene DIE
trich's chauffeur. Bridges, has re-
turned from. q. round-the-w0rld
vacation cruise.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-19

Everything in the wine cellar
Of Tom Browns new San Fer
nandO Valley ranch house will
be authentic except the evil
denceS Of mellow age. So he's
having a studio property man
come out and spin a lot Of nice
rubber cObwebs.
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use. They must be freshly pre- pared and standardized by trained persons and carefully administered by physicians. The quack does not know that the proper remedies are or how to give them. While he is giving fake remedies the disease is spreading unchecked through the body of the infected person. The patient thinks he is being cured, but he is wasting his money, losing his health, and risking his own life and the lives of his intimate asso- ciates.
 Value of Health Examination
 Every person should have com petent physician to look over him at least once year. Only a physician can properly diagnose his physical condition. A thorough examination will often bring to light evidence of serious diseases such as cancer, tuberculosis, or diseases of the heart at a time when these conditions can be arrested or even cured. A blood test for syphilis included as routine measure in the periodic health examination is a valuable precaution to take. Early evidence of infection followed by adequate treatment offers the best hope of cure.
 Control of Syphilis
 Syphilis IS a disease that can be conquered only when the facts about it are known to all people
 (Continued on Page SeYenl
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It is responsible for more than 10 percent of all insanity.
 It is often the cause of apoplec- tic, and paralytic strokes.
 It is responsible for a large pro portion of disease of the heart and blood vessels.
 It may affect the kidneys, stom- ach and other vital organs.
 It decreases earning capacity.
 It decreases the length of life.
 Importance of Treatment
 Thousands of people have made tragic and needless sacrifices of life and happiness to this disease. Too often they seek treatment from the medical charlatan who adver- tises his cure, or they try self medication There is no quick, easy way to cure syphilis. No individuals, except qualified private physicians and experienced members of hos pital and clinic staffs, are compe- tent to give the skilled treatment that is required to cure syphilis and other venereal diseases.
 Self -treament and the use of advertised as a cure for syphilis are worse than useless. Syphilis can be cured only by treat ment with the arsphenamines = compounds of arsenic and other chemicals. These drugs, which poi son the syphilis germs in the blood without injuring the patient, are dangerous in the hands of anyone not trained in their preparation and
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NORTHERN LIGHT p3ESBY-
 TERRAIN CHURCH

Where Welcome ana WOrsnlp
 Meet"
 Franklin at Fourth REV. JOHN A. GLASSE, Minister MRS. TREVOR DAVIS, Organist 10:O0 am.-Sunday School. 10:50 to HOO a.m.-Organ Mo tents. ll:O0 am. Morning vership. See our advertisement elsewhere n this paper. s.sss.. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST
 CHURCH Corner Second and Main Streets
 H. L. WOOD, Pastor Note: The services of t.is church are held on Saturday, the seventh day of the week.
 Sabbath school Saturday, 10 am Bible classes for all ages. Sabbath Worship, T. am. Sermon by pastor or church leader. Tuesday evening at 7:30, midweek prayer and devotion
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Ghurch duuo,tuct cttntuts

God touched by your afflictions and adversities today? Does He exercise His healing power now as He did in the days of His flesh? Why are so many at the present crippled, burdened, and torn in body and soul? These and similar questions will be answered in the sermonSun- day morning. A cordial invitation is extended to the general public to come and worship with us. Go to church somewhere Sunday. All churches invite you.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AT 8 AM TODAY

(aipor 5O Vic Alert Bay Bull Harbo raining cloudy Rupert ing 53 Sika 54 Soapsone Point 50 Tenaee clear Cordova cloudy, 52 Anchorage cloudy Fairbanks cloudy cloudy Ruby A raining 46 Ohogamtute raining 50; Nome 54 Goovn cloudy 55; Council, Deering clear 55 Egavk raining 2 Tin City cloudy, 54
 Juneau = a TAT
 WEATHER SYNOPSIS
 ridge extended from the Aeutan this with crest of 3046 longitude 154 The brome portion Alaska the Canadian high extended from Dawson to Fort pressure distribution light Kodiak Island British Columbia Alberta prevailed the of the field of vaion
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FIRST CHURCH uf CHRIST,
 SCIENTIST

Sunday services will be held at Il am. in the First Church of Christ, Scientist, Juneau, on Fifth and Main Streets. The subject will be Soul"
 Wednesday. 800 pm. = Testi- nonial meeting.
 Christian Science Reading Room In church building. This room is open to the public Wednesday afternoons from 2:30 to 4.
 The public is cordially invited to attend these services and visit the reading room.
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10 a.m.-Church School. John Finigan in charge.
 HOO a.m.-Morning worship.
 6:45 pm.-Epworth League. Gene Rhode, President. Harold Jones will be the leader.
 800 pm.-Evening Service. Mrs. Neva Jensen will be the guest speaker Sunday evening. She will read two selections, ''The Man Who Opened Eyes" by Kingsley and Wits End Corner" from the book Streams in the Desert"
 You will always find warm well come at the Methodist Church.
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RESURRECTION LUTHERAN
 CHURCH

"The Friendly Church" Corner of Third and Main Streets
 REV. JOHN L. CAUBLE
 Pastor
 10:00 am Sunday School We maintain graded school and suit able classes are available for all ages.
 ll:OO am. = Morning worship. The sermon will be delivered by the pastor, Rev. John L. Cauble. The sermon subject will be based upon the Gospel for the Twelfth Sunday after Trinity, St. Mark 7:3l-37. Is
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
DAVID WAGGONEl, Minister

Sunday Services:
 1n:00 am.-Bible school. Lesson God Gives Laws to Nation" Elk. 201-17.
 HOO am.-Morning sermon. Sub ject, "The Seeing Saviour" When thou vast under the fig-tree l saw thee" John 1:48.
 7::30 pm.-Young Peoples Serv- ice. Topic, How may be know Gods Will?" Psalm 119; 105.
 A cordial invitation is given to all to attend these services and wor- ship with us.
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BETHEL PENTECOSTAL
 ASSEMBLY

121 Main Street
 CHARLES c. PERSONEUS
 Pastor Sunday services: HOO am.-Morning Worship. 12:00 noon-Bible School. Glasses for all. 1:30 p.m.-Broadcasting a service over KINY. 7:45 p.m.-Evening Service. Tuesday, 7:45 p.m.-Gospel serv- ice.
 Friday, 7:45 pm. = Young Peo- ple's meeting. Communion Service the first Sum- day of each month. Everyone cordially invited to all these services.
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THE SALVATION ARMY willoIphnv Avenue
ADJUTANT AND MRS. TANNED

ADJUTANT AND MRS. TANNER
 LIEUT.. M. L. MORRIS Sunday, 2:30 pm.-Praise meet ing. IH
 Sunday, 500 Sunday School Sunday, 7:30 pm. = Salvation meeting.
 Tuesday, 7:3o p.m.-Public meet ing. Parade.
 Wednesday, TOO pm. Guard Friday. 7:30 pm.-Pubhc meet ing. - 5 All are welcome.
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HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL,
 EPISCOPAL

Fourth ana Gold Streets THE VERY REV. CHARLES
 E. RICE, Dean Sunday Services: 500 a.m = Holy communion, 11:00 a.m.-Morning Prayer and Sermon.
 Evening service at Douglas.