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Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02
Japan Slated to Recall Ambassador 10
Explain u. s. Denunciation of Old
Commercial Treaty with Nippon

Z TOKYO, Aug. 2. (UP)-The eX-
treme Nationalist newspaper Ko-
kufin reported today that the gov
eminent planned to summon Ken
Suke Horiouchi, japanese ambas-
sador at Washington, to Tokyo to
give detailed report on the de-
nunciation by the United States OF
its commercial treaty with Japan.
Kokumin said that the summons
was expected soon, and that after
Horinouchi made his report he and
members of the government would
discuss new policy toward the
United States.
Eugene H. Dofan, Charge D'Af-
faires of the American Embassy,
protested to the Foreign Office to-
day against attacks by Japanese
soldiers on American citizens in
China.
Dooman made his protest to Sci
jiro Yoshizawa, chief of the Ameri-
can bureau of the Foreign Office.
The newspaper Nichi Nichi re-
ported that he told Yoshizawa that
Japan's anti-British campaign in
China was becoming an anti
white" campaign and thus was
adversely affecting Americans.
The newspaper asserted also that
pooman, acting head of the Ameri-
can Embassy in the absence on
leave of Ambassador Joseph Clark
Grew, made his protest in con-
junction with British protest
against anti-British demonstrations
In China ad Japan. Other sources,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02

been placed in Jail under "protec-
tive custody" after Chihuahua
City residents threatened to lynch
him.
The accident occurred on the
winding Juarez Chihuahua City
road in the mountainous region
Is miles north of Chihuahua City.
The bus hurtled into the canyon
after the truck, owned by the Chi
huahua state road department, hit
the bus.
Ambulances were sent to the
scene to take the injured to the
Federal Hospital in Chihuahua
City.
The dispatch said that the bus
driver, Ramos Murza, and the Y.
M. c. A. instructors in charge of
the party. Roberto Valderrama and
Hipolito Della, escaped without in
jury.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02
Hour Glass Figure
Back for Girls

PARIS, Aug. 2. (UP)-PariS dress
makers brought the hour glass waist
back in their fashion shows today,
but without the painful aid Of back
laced corsets.
The hour glass effect was achiev-
ed with accentuated hip treatment,
hustle backs, puffs and loops. The
provocative silhouette of these ap-
purtenances were skilfull manipu-
lated to enhance all those feminine
charms which have been hidden
these many years.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02
New Garage Opens
In EICentro

A new garage officially joined
E. Centros growing business ranks
wednesday on Broadway east OF
the California hotel. The garage,
buiit by John Drummer, was leased
u. Enders ard Felletier, pfopTi-
tors of the Pioneer Garage. The
new garage will be operated as
Unit no. 2.
Automobile service and storage
will be emphasized Union products
will be used.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02
Hospital Residents
Injured in Auto

Two aged men who live at the
Imperial county hospital were vic
tins of an automobile accident at
intersecting highways in Seeley
Tuesday afternoon when coupe
driven by Jesse j. Campbell, 63,
collided with a truck driven by c. G.
Lilley, AZ, of Fullerton.
Campbell and John Allen, &C.
were slightly injured.
Campbell told Highway Patrolman
AL Bisgard he made a boulevard
stop, but misjudged the speed OF
Lilley's truck and drove into its
path. Lilley said the other driver
failed to make a complete stop at
the boulevard.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02

however, denied This statement and
said that Dooman. in pursuance of
the strict long range policy of the
United States, had made his pro-
test solely in behalf of his own
government.
The American protest, first of
its sort since the denunciation by
United States of its commercial
treaty with Japan, came Immediate
ly after the complaint by Mrs. H.
Wilhoit, an American, that jap
anese soldiers at Tsingtao had
forced her to submit to search and
partial stripping, by japanese
woman.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02
Peace Pledged to
Boost Efficiency
In Relief Offices

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 2. tUP)-
Closer cooperation between the state
relief administration and the con-
trollers office in eliminating relief
chiseling was promised today
SRA Director H. Dewey Anderson
and Controller Harry B. Riley an
nounced after conference the start
of an anti-chiseling drive and bet
ter harmony between the two Of
fices, which had disagreed on pay
ment of warrants to some relief
applicants.
A four-man compromise commit
tee was agreed upon to iron out
any future differences between the
two offices.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02
TWO DIVORCE SUITS
FILED HERE

TWO divorce suits were filed in
the Imperial county superior court
late Tuesday. Albert Layton, who
married Willie B. Layton at Yuma
Nov. 30, 1898, asked a divorce on
grounds OF extreme cruelty. Will
full neglect was charged by Jo-
sephine G. Nuno, who married Ma
cho Nuno in Yuma June %, 1897.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02
Imperial valley Press

Established April 90. 1901.
Published every afternoon except
Saturday and Sunday saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by The Post-Press Sunday, les
tablished 1856 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company. 625
State street. Ell Centre Calf
Taul jenkins. publisher: A.. c.
Johnston. vice president and
general manager: e. A. Fitz-
hugh, secretary and managing
editor. West Holiday Co, Inc.
National Advertising Represent
ntives.
Entered at El Centyo. California
Subscription rates, &c per copy.
In conjunction with the Post
Press Sundays, per month.
6Oc; paid in advance: 3 months,
$1.65. 6 months, $S.25: one year.
S6 Co
Member California Newspaper
puhiteh@re' associatinn
most office as second class mat
ter.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02

received here today.
Twelve of the injured were re-
ported in serious condition. The
other 18 escaped with bruises and
minor injuries.
The dispatch said that the truck
driver, EncarnaciOn Espinoza. had
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02
Friends Entertained

Rosalie Labrucherie entertained
q group of her friends at bridge
party at the De ANA hotel Tues
\ day night. Dessert was served to
the following guests:
Mrs. w. l. Martin Mrs. Ted CroX-
na. Mrs. George Lederman, Mrs.
j. w. Beshears, Louise Chambers,
Julia Tucker, Margaret Plemons.
, Julia Tucker won first prize.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02
10 Boy Scouts Killed. 80
Injured as Bus Dives
SO Feet Into Canyon

Ell PASO, Tex, Aus. (UP)-Ten
Mexican Boy Scouts were killed
and 80 others injured late last
night when a bus plunged so feet
into a canyon north of Chihuahua
City, Mex, after being struck by
q truck, according to dispatch
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02
GOVERNOR PLANS PARlEYS
ON HORSE RACE DATES

AVALON, Santa Catalina Island,
Cal, Aug. 2. (UP)-It was reported
today that Gov. Culbert Olson and
the state racing board will confer
the rest of the week before an
nouncing any revision of the horse
racing dates.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02
FINAL DECREE GRANTED

A final decree of divorce was
awarded by Superior Judge Vaughn
N. Thompson Wednesday to Ben
jamin Amanda from Mildred Aran-
da on grounds of extreme cruelty.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02
COLLECTION SUIT FILED

Paul Greening and Lloyd Smith
filed suit in superior court here
Wednesday seeking to collect $387,-
n assertedly due from George j.
Polos on a promissory note.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02
SUIT FILED ON NOTE

Irene King filed suit in superior
court Wednesday asking judgment
for $507 assertedly due her on a
promissory note signed by Steve
Colegrove, A. J. Evans, B. j. Evans,
Marvin j. Young and Others
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02
HARVEST BEGUN

HARVEST BEGUN
Harvesting of Palo Verde's TO-
900 acres of alfalfa seed was begun
Wednesday, and farmers predicted
that 500 acres will be harvested
before the 5th of August.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02
INTEND TO WE'D

INTEND TO WE'D
Notice of intention to marry was
filed in the county clerks office
Tuesday by Dewey S. Truelson, 40,
and Bernice Risher, 36, both Of
Ramona.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-08-02

which six months sent five men to
barred reporters by
District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey demanding price OF $4,000
Buhalter he dangerous
Industrial raketeer the United The New York ~
direct
Irving Penn, publisher
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EAGLES OPPOSE
LOWER PENSION

Opposition to any cut in the
Viinimum state-federal old age
pension OF $50 per month was
Voted by Tacoma Eagles al the
meeting OF the local acre in
sfagles hall Friday evening.
AL members Of the order who
Hare in the legislature were called
'upon to oppose any amendments
20 the old age pension act that vii
Itend 10 reduce the amounts paid
or to make the aged more depend
ent or their relatives.
Members of the aerie wers urged
TO send letters OF protest to their
representatives In Olympia.
A report on activities OF the
legislature during the week just
ended was given by Rep. Barney
jackson. Al Shoveland. past state
president, reported on a visit TO
Bremerton aerie during the week.
AL Tacoma Eagles were invited
10 attend an oyster supper and
entertainment TO be presented by
the Olympia aerie in the capital
city next Wednesday evening. \
large Tacoma representation was
promised.
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Holy Communion. 10 30 m text
Hebrews H. > b. 10" Theme.
city Of God
Tuesday. 7.30 p m. Junior
Walther League Senior Walihsr
League social ~ parsonage Tues.
day, : = m Wednesday. 4 .. n,
Senior walthef Lcagus. f.ad.ea
AID Thursdsy. ~ 30. home q 4rs
a jacobs. Fife Sunday school
workers study group Thursday. 4
o'clock choir rehearsal Friday.
; . m Junior Confirmation class
10 30 m Sunday ~ . m,
Lutheran Hour. KAO
Bethel So 18th and ! sts Rev
y \ Lar8on sunday school. 10
q m. Morning worship. ~ .. M.
Not Fear But Trust Ladies Ald
meeting ~ the hume IT Mrs X
Torgerson. 5fib 50. " 81. Tges-
day, 2 ,. m
Trinity 50 18th and s,A
Rev George II kitiel sunday
school. 10 a. ~. Worship. II ~
serrnOB, Take Jesus Win You on
the Ship 81 Life" Circle No. ! u
ihs Ladies Al meets Wednesday.
z , n. ~ the home q Hrs.
Wheeler IN the Gifsrd Apartments.
1924 81 Yakima aye. Confifna.
ton class Saturday. 8 20 q m.
Peace So zIat and CushmaD
Sunday Sehooi Q m. English
services. s,f5 a m. sermon. Take
Llfe" Choir practice FRIDAY eve
nlng ~ ~
Luther 50 5th and I ats Pew.
A y " Ksttner Sunday schogl.
ss45 q. m Services. Holy Com
muniOn, II m sermon topic.
The Greatest Debt Aew Of
ficefE viii be installed ch0ir re-
hsarssi "Wednesday, 7.sD .. m.
Boy Scouts. Thursday. p. no,
Confirmation class. Saturday, 81
go a. N
81 Pauj's Danish 1910 50. l.
II Rev j. MOrtensen, pastor
sehooi. 10 a. NJ Morning
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BRIDGE MOVIES.
RACE FEATURED

University Place residents win
virtually build the Sarfows hffdzN
h<fuss tneir celebration eler~s sat
nFssay night
THE eregxsns. opening With =
draft horse rare afanx skyline
hossirxafsi At ; 10 N the afternoon.
~til tnriass~ = wide variety AZ en-
tsftalnment At thr University
Place sehoal Nnefs uevtes ~ tne
s.rl,isn Gate hvftiFr construction
wtii give = rrevssw ~ the nuxv Ia
rama project ard Frank wsish.
industrial engineer ~ the rscosnA
Chamber ~ cnmmsFer. win spr1h.
Must ~ tne sitv's service ehhe
planned b. hs represented - ne
Fslehsatlan. has~ti - Commences
meet 81 eanssrs<tlan II The Mar
rnws span Many af them we're
entering stFsft hsss~s and ftsirfs
cns wumsn FseksY ~Ns sutsfed.
Marian Aerhssl riding Mauetv@
fs the X ~ business Meas sluh
Presiding eses sh< public gather
ing At the srhswntheas~ wiii ~ lasn
spence ef rsfklsad ~ master II
ceremonies . q. f1firtt wigI ~
the frat speaker. Fvrrssentirx fhs
tfntversity place Improvement
club.
Vocal and whsssIsHs scs.s. NUM-
n~rs ny she University Place
srhnrl efrheessa ard rice eiuh.
dances and stunts are cn she pre-
gram
Hiisss ~ the asaft horses al wtil
no required Ia speak . ntnsts
each Dancing. ~ start II 10 N
siii wind up the sxensns
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service, II q M Choir rehearsal
Wednesday. 40 .. M Ladies'
Aid. Thursday. at the home ol
Mrs n & Anderson ConfirmA.
ton class. Saturday morning Al
work conducted IN English
Grace 80. Bath and Lawrence
sts " A Schroeder. pastor Sun.
day school al 10 a m Services
AZ II M. theme. Pilgrims u
the Heavenly Promised Land
Centennial assembly II entire con
grcgation at . . m This waithaf
league executive committee viii
meet Tuesday al 7 D. m Seniors
at 4 y m Centennial COMMITTEES
meets with Mr. Jaseh. Wednesday
al sp m
our nndeemsr East sfih and X
ats " A Aehroedcr. pastor.
Service AZ $50 sunday sehooi.
1870 Theme. Pilgrims 20 the
Heavenly Promised Land Cen.
iennial assembly II entire con.
gresation At ? 80 .. m centcn.
NAL committee meets al the homa
u Mr. Jasch. Wednesday, sp M
Bethlehem East Harrison and
g Sta Rev o " Running sun.
day school. o 81 Morning service
II o'clock Luther League. . 30
NJ. Pads -. zTih and Tacoma
ave Rev Arthur hyd0s Sermon.
The Light 81 the World" 1870
Sunday school. 0 80. Monday night
church council Thursday. cireio
meets ut the church with Mes
danes Charles Singer and William
achick hoslesasa Thufaday night,
hundag schOpl teachers meeting,
and Martha and hary society az
the church Saturday. catschu-
men class. 10 M. IN the pastors
study
Central -- ~ 10Th and @ ats I.
Bey = u Hoff. pastor Church
school. stb m Morning eor-
snip a ~ o'clock. The pastor
psaking on III Ne Have Faith .
Evening service. T10 o'tl0ck with
" NNAWAE Aftf FftNF fttE8AfNa
Game NJ the sermon ihsas
Tuesday evening a. = oelocs
shs board ~ asanons viii meet ia
the pastors study Wednesday
evening A. Tts tas nidsNesk
Bible hour will b. conducted ~
the pastor 10 ths Guild roam
Olive. 10 18th and X ST.. A
= Berg. pastor sunday school
and Biels glasses. . 30 ~ Wgr.
ship fEngIlshJ, 1910 q m. Eve.
ming service, - o'elDcs.
Wednesday. oilyet circle 10. D.
~ parn0uAge, ! . m hosissE.
Mrs. 4 =. Berg Bible study and
prayer. = o n. Thyrndsy choir
AMI annual party Al parsonags.
7 70 ?. m. Rev. and Mrs Berg
Frfday Brother
bod with Albert Johnson. 1904
50 Pfc At. 4 D m
Grace Evangelical - 1909 80
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son ~ Sunday sshooi. 10 : N
Morning ssfviss. II . m Test
Mark ii1s~ Young rsoriss
meeting, a p ~. Missionary usssss
Ing D ~ Prayer meeting Wed.
nes,iay. Tao y ~. Union service
with Haush Tacoma congregation.
Friday. 81 TsIo . m
Chusvk 81 tkvsss ~ sesh end
4. s,s. nshle study, rs. Cnmmun-
Ion and preaching. io'sn. sevrssn
subject, s-rhs scarlet Thread"
Preaching Al Tiso Mr. n ~
Franklin ~ ruysIlsip. guest sp~sh-
Of al both ssFesr~s
mesvssatsea tksscA ~ Ss~sts
Christ NJ Latter fDss Assnsa. aT7i
va ! Church srhossl and pf~~n1s
ing 10 to n Elder Clark z. ra's.
man. guest speaker, chufeh saslit-
"a NJ workers, .. Class In Amers
lean Archaeology WIN present :
one act play. 'fhsntnns Speaker
$50 Prayer meeting. Wednesday.
TIA No. bdth
calvary TaheSssrie, NesfnsnnA
Hall. No. 18th ard Y sta Rev.
Geo. r.. no.trnm. II a m. ssshisas.
"A Love That nIaka Al Tn
subject. An Appointed Day nihis
school. ns5 a. ~ rhlIdrenss meet.
ing. Thursday. p NJ Msdswssh
service. Thursday. Ts5 p m.
Salvation Army rsvps No. -
TIA no. izsh a.. Capt And Mrs q.
f'isrsnn. Saturday. : p. IA Capt.
and Mrs asfhsf. from Seattle " n
lead tho monthly HsIpsrs' League
program,
Sunday. 10 . m, sunday sehSoi:
1850 p m. praise nsssisss tn
y, m. evening service Capt and
Mrs nsthsf ~iii tabs part " Inc
Sunday service
Nrw Apostolic tsith isl5 NJ J
a., Hev y 4. Martin. pastor ~.
viyal meetings. Sunday 81 u . M.
J D m. and = q. ~. Speakers and
delegates ~lEl be- pssssnt frsm
Vancouver and ethsf " e. stsisn.
Seattle, Yakima and Portland.
Special maair Services each w~1h
night al \ o. m, except Saturday.
tsish resapt~. ths Church at Ire
Open islbis. ~ 7ist and l So
Musical programs ~ bush morn
Ing and evening ssrvtese Nsv.
FRED nefnsf1sih viii dstis~r -
sjdrsNs IN the morning On ''sSut
Winning ifo~ Ia Get People coa@
veftsd At tins night services.
Hiding uaissfson nj seattle viii
furnish the nissaseal prnxrsm. after
uhl1h the pastor yin preach m
striking Medsfn and Bibileai Mir
aeiss ~ Salvation and Healing
Sunday srhool ~ Sea y.stng
Peoples service At $50. Saturday
night me yoang peopis ~ The
church viii conduct 4 musical pso-
gram al tins Waller Road Cnm.
FnunitY hall. sfth and wslisr reed.
Church AZ Jssss thirst II 1.nfoes
D~y saiafs. Tacoma c&ntrsi Ward
No, I. ard Bts<is sts irtesth1ui
meeting AT sa0 = m Sunday
school. 10 70 a. "a sacrament
meeting. 7 D. m Meeting 10 ~
eomblnsa WITH f.sissf soeissy COO
fsfenes,
Monday Al I D. "a. primary 81
sDeistlun Tuesday. .. M hslisf
soeiaty. Mutual Improvement ~
s0eiaiiog az 7 ~ .. a.
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METHODIST

First-Fifth and Kay SITS Rev.
Cyrus E Albertson Gas a. m.
Sunday school, Il a m. Why
Pray ." First OF two sermons on
the practice Of prayer. SIS p. m.
meeting Of high school and older
Epworth leagues. 80 p m. Five
Things 70 Know About the Bible =
Beginning series Of nine presenta-
tons Of the Bible.
81. Psul's 4Srd and L SIS. Rev.
Frank f Goodnough Sunday
school. Gas a. m. Morning serv-
ice. Il a. m. Sermon. When Man
Needs a Friend Young People :
groups. $50 p. m. Evening wor-
ship. 7.l5.
Allen Chapel So. Yakima
Rev. Browning c. Allen. Sunday
school. GAS a. m Morning wor-
ship. II: sermon subject. The Re
lationship Of Christ and the Chris
tan" Allen c. E. league. $50 p
m. Class meeting to follow recess
sional at morning service.
Mason-Dr Roy Leslie Smith
Morning worship. reserved section
of sanctuary for Young Peoples
department. Sermon subject by
DR. A. W. Martin. The Call Of
Matthew" Epworth league. SIS.
Sunday vespers. Sermon by DR.
Smith. THE Angelic Possibilities
of Man"
Emmanuel-So. 18th and J SITS
Bible school, GAS a, m. Morning
sermon topic, "Ye Are the Temple
of God" Evening service. study
of Christian experience, The New
Birth"
Trinity-Rev. F. D. Tibbitts.
pastor. Sunday school. 9:45 a. m.
Morning service at IL O'Clock will
be special service commemorate
ing communion Evening worship
at 7:30 Epworth league at $50.
On Friday. Saturday and Sun
day. Trinity f. L. will be host to
the Mid-Winter institute The in
stitute calendar follows Friday,
registration from until p. m.
Devotional service. s p. m. Speak
er, Rev. Charles McCaughey. Sat
urday, classes 8 a. m. until IL NJ.
and from ! p. m. until p. m. Din
ner. $50 p. M, skating party,
$50 p m. Sunday closing service
at II a. m.
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trust under the shadow 81 thy
wings" trs. S6.71.
Among citations which comprise
the Lcssen-Serman - he follow
Ing from the Bible And now
shideth faith. hope, charity. these
three. but the greatest Of these Is
charity" I Cor. lSiSl.
LeSSon-Sermon also mel a E .
passage from the Christian sell
enee textbook, Science and Health
with Key 10 the Scriptures nv
Mary Baker Eddy. Low for God
and man Is the true incentive In
both healing and teaching Love
inspires. iliumines. dcsignstes. and
leads the way" p. go 1T-iaA
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FUNERAL SERVICES

Mrs. Adele Rigney-Monday, 10
a. m. at Visitation church; burial
in Calvary cemetery under the d.
rection of Piper. The rosary will
be recited at 730 p. m Sunday at
the Rigney home at Lakeview.
Mrs. Mary Kelly - Monday, Q
q m. at Holy Rosary church. the
cortege leaving Gaffney's at $40;
burial in Calvary cemetery. The
rosary will be recited at p. m.
Sunday at the Gaffney chapel.
Ernest +. Plass-Monday, $50
p. m. at the Mellinger chapel, Rev
J. r. Mccullough and Tacoma Elks
lodge officiating; cremation.
James Hildebrand Monday.
215 p. m, at the Mellinger chapel,
in charge of the Odd Fellows:
burial in Mountain View cemetery.
Joseph Sladek, sr.-Monday. !
2. m. at the Mellinger chapel, Rev.
w. A. Moore officiating burial in
Parkland cemetery.
Nobuyoshi Ninomiya - Monday.
100 p. m, at Buckley-King's
cremation.
John J. Tarpenning-Monday, 2
.. m, at the Roy Community
church. Rev. Alice Meredith Off
ciating; burial in Roy cemetery
under direction Of Piper.
Mrs. Vera Heiser-Monday 100
p. m. at the Piper chapel burial
in Mountain View cemetery.
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PARK ass, ". y. sslHth. pastor
sunday srhoal with adult nlhie
class a ESQ Morning worship.
u ~ aermaa. We Beheld ftis
glarv. I.athex League dsvatinnai
servles. 4 . ~ ncY Scouts. troop
Z Thursday. IN y N Cup Pack.
Frhiay. 40 . ~ CONFIRMATION
elas. SATURDAY. Nan a m
nrthaas On th< Mnanssin
Highway At Nacsy Ridge. u ".
svinth parish pastor GA sfss.
Sunday schceis IaveiAna IL
bethany, 10 ~. wesefhseussf ~
faenssra. . N DIVINE ssFvsee. ~
o'einrk At tn church fanger
aeous. cub rsek - Nresisy. !
= N Al weysshsru.sr
yscs - So. sath ard rhawp@su
ave SnsMsn Z Andersen. pastor
Sunday srheel At as, Worship
AZ n circle No meets We'd
ne.siav A the hane - Mira john
ssn. SAL spfsEas ave At D "
IanieF shoir 81 AIS seniaf choir
1t ia THURSDAY nihle study
and prayer meeting 81 TIA
pur savior. Sunday &C \ o q !.
psA = m Alasion frativsl ssrvs
tce, n q m NrfmaA ~ Rev.
Prot. ]. = riueerr ~ Pacific t.,s-
thetaa college tushsF league
meeting san. program ard lunch.
Choir rehearsal. Thursday. fsa
I. ~.
Amnfganhofsi. Friday \ " = ~.
Confirmation riass. Saturday. 10
q IA
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BANK STATEMENTS
NOT PUBLIC RECORDS

oLyMrtA~-ssnlaira thai swovr
statements ~ banking i0ssisntscns
filed ~sth the secretary ~ stats
are mel pshllr rssnfds Superior
Judge u " Wright to-day asnsed
bel Price AZ Seattle . wvtt Ssguifs
ing Secretary ~ stats nstis
Reeves 10 furnish him with esvsis
fled copies al statements ~ De-
nsnsied.
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PRESBYTERIAN

First-Division and Tacoma syes.
DR.. J RenVlck Mccullough. paS-
tor. Sunday school at e.45 Wor-
ship service a. Il a. m. Or. Nc
cuilough vii speak on Christian
Stewardship. Evening service,
7.45 The pastor will speak on
Christ and Youth"
c. f. services at $50 as follows:
Intermediates In Snyder hall; Sc
niors in Nelson hall for q Birth
day Banquet Meeting" Young
People N Ferguson memorial
chapel
Adult prayer service IN Middle
tor psrlor al $50.
scoheld Bible class meets Thurs
osy no snyoer nall with tie psstor