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indianapolis Pastor
To Occupy Pulpit
Here Tomorrow
Dr.. Cyrus N. Yoeum to
Preach at National
City Christian

In the absence of DR.. r. H. Miller,
who will be attending the Tooth an
niversary of a Christian church at
Akron. Ohio, the pulpit of National
City Christian Church tomorrow
morning will be occupied by Or.
Cyrus M. Yocum of Indianapolis,
Ind. He will speak on the whole
new situation in the Far East as re-
lated to religious, social and political
life and the Christian implication as
it relates to America. Mothers of
America and Mothers of India" will
be the topic, and the importance of
the recent Madras Conference in its
bearing upon the future will be pre-
sented.
DR.. Yocum is graduate of Beth
any College, w. Va, from which also
graduated DR.. Frederick D. Power,
under whose administration the Yer
mont avenue building was erected,
and the late DR.. Wilfey, who was
prime mover for the present edufce
at Thomas Circle.
The young peoples service will be
at $3.50 pm.
There will be no Thursday night
meeting, being adjourned on ac-
count of the Virginia Capital Area
Convention of the Disciples of
Christ, which meets with the Ninth
Street Christian Church May 17-19.
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Calvary Methodist Pastor
Announces Topics

The Rev. Orris Gravenor Robin
son, pastor of the Calvary Methodist
Church, will preach at II m. to-
morrow on Homemade Religion" "
At 8 pm, he will speak on The
World a Bridge" The Chevy Chase
Women's Chorus. directed by Louis
A. Potter, organist and director of
music at Calvary Church, will sing
Mrs. Margaret Swan will be in
charge of the Young People, League
service at 7 pm. The work of the
Goodwill Industries will be de-
scribed.
The Couples Glass, H. Alfred
Hockey. president, will meet at the
home of the Rev. and Mrs. Robinson
on Tuesday evening. The Calvary
Mems Glass banquet will be held on
Wednesday with a business session
at $50 pm. followed by the ban
quet at 7 o'clock. l.. J. Johnston is
in charge of the general arrange
ments
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Howard Chorus 10 Give
PROGRAM al All Souls

A chorus of 35 voices from How
ard University will present a pro-
gram, Music IN the Service of Re-
Igion" for the class in comparative
religion, All Souls Unitarian Church
School, tomorrow at 10 am. This is
in a course on Religion in Art"
At the same time. Laura Puffer Nor
gan, correspondent and lecturer, re-
Gently from Geneva, will speak be-
fore the Current Problems Glass on
Can Aggression Be Stopped With
out WARP"
The Rev DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce
will preach at II am. on Religion,
Inc"
The Board of Trustees, under it's
new chairman, William G. Eliot, Sd,
will meet Monday evening. At the
dinner meeting of the Business and
Professional Women's Club We'd
nesday, Mrs. Marion Tolson of
Woodward & Lothrop's will conduct
Clothes Forum" The 25-35 Club
is sponsoring its final dance of the
season in Pierce Hall Friday eve
ming.
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Fourth Presbyterian
Meetings Announced

At IL am. tomorrow in Fourth
Presbyterian Church, the Rev. James
H. Miers will preach on The Over
comers of Thyatira" The sermon
will be broadcast over VOL from
1l:30 to 1915.
At pm. the subject will be
"Israels Song of Deliverance at the
Red Sea" DR.. Miers will preach at
8 pm. on Jesus Reaction to the
Request of the Greeks
On Monday evening the students
OF Bible history will study with DR..
Miers a summary of the Mag
niflcat'
Thursday at pm. there will be
q meeting in Kelly Hall for special
prayer and healing and at o'clock
the fellowship. song and testimony,
led by the Junior choir with special
music.
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Mothers Day Is Topic
At Dumburton Methodist

Dumbarton Methodist Church will
observe Mothers Day at IL am. and
7:30 pm. At the morning service
the topic, by DR.. w. F. Atkinson, will
be How Did 1t Affect Mother?"
Special music.
At 7:30 pm. the youth program
Will use as its theme The Hidden
Treasures of Motherhood" Eliza
beth Shoemaker will be the leader.
Famous Mothers" will be the
topic Of symposium-"Mother Of
Lincoln" by Louise Leigh; Mother
OF the Unknown Soldier" by Rozelle
Trail; Mother of Jesus" by Mrs. A.
F. Atkinson, and Representing All
Motherhood, by Miss Magnhild
Soderberg. Sermon by the minister,
Hidden Treasure"
On Monday at 6 pm. the Young
Peoples Missionary Society will con-
duct a covered dish dinner at the
nome OF Mrs. Rohrback, 4701 Wood
ley lane NV.
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Rev. j. v. Benson to Lead
Mothers Day Retreat

The Rev. Joachim v. Benson,
author and lecturer, will be the re-
treat master for the retreat on
Mothers Day at the Washington
Retreat House, 1000 Hardwood road
NE, cityWide affair for Catholic
women. The women of st. Steph-
ems parish are participating in a
body, under the leadership of Mrs.
William V. Griffin, Mrs. Harry
Goodwin is chairman of arrange
ments and has assisting her the
team captain of each Catholic par
ish in the city.
The theme of the conference to
be given by the retreat master is
Spiritual Militia" practical apph-
cation of Catholic doctrine to every
day life. The first conference is
scheduled for 1890 m. and the re-
treat will end with benediction of
the most blessed sacrament at 7:45
pm.
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Sermons Announced
By DR.. 6. 6. Johnson

DR.. Cove Griffith Johnson will
preach at the National Baptist
Memorial Church tomorrow at IL
am. on AS One Whom His Mother
Comforteth."
The Rev. A. Lincoln Smith will
have as the subject at 8 pm.
Mothers, Stand by the Cross" The
Scouts will have a part in this
Mothers Day service At 75O pm,
there will be the dedication of the
newly y-elected officers of al the
Unions of the Training Service
The annual meeting of the church
will be held Thursday evening
The Bible school board will hold
their election of officers on Thurs
day following a dinner at o'clock.
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Services Announced
At Francis Asbury

DR.. Robin Gould, pastor of Francis
Asbury NJ E. Church South, will
preach at II a m. on Mothers Day"
At pm. the Rev J. o. Boyd of the
American Bible Society will preach
on Every Man in His Own Tongue" :"
At 5i45 the young people, young
adults and Intermediates will hold a
Tea-Sup, in honor of their mothers.
All are invited to bring their
mothers. At 6:45 these three depart
ments and their guests will meet
together in a Mothers Day program,
On Thursday from to pm. DR..
Gould will conduct the Bible Study
Glass. At pm. he will continue his
series of talks on The Parallels of
Jesus"
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Plan Special Services
AT Emory Methodist

Mothers Day will be observed to-
morrow at Emory Methodist Church
Special programs will be presented
in all of the departments of the
church school At II am the Rev
Horace E. Cromer will speak on
THE Home in Modern Society," AT
3 pm. the subject is And Judas
Walked Out"
The Workers Council will meet
on Monday evening, May Is, at
7:30 o'clock
On Thursday evening there will
be the annual reception for the new
members. John H. Ray, Mr.. Will
liam N. Raines and Mrs. j. E
Fowler are on the committee in
charge of arrangements. DR.. Edgar
G. Beery and DR.. Forrest j. Pretty
man will be in the receiving line
headed by j. E. Fowler, chairman
of the Official Board
The league groups will meet at 7
pm. tomorrow. Mrs. John H. Ray
will speak at the Young People S
League, Thelma Volland will lead
the Senior League on The Out
standing Christian in the Home,
and Carl Winkler will lead the In
termediate League on What We
Owe to Our Homes
Evening star., 1939-05-13
Business Of Motherino'
1akoma Park Subject

The Rev. R. Paul Schearrer will
preach at II am. tomorrow in the
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church
on This Business of Mothering. :"
AT 8 pm. Scout service will be
held. The pastor will speak on The
Spirit of Scouting in the Life of
John Burroughs"
DR.. Winifred Richmond and Mrs.
David Haas will address the Aokiya
Bible Glass at $50 m. on The IN
termediate Child"
Janet Bovard, John HolloWell
Douglas Brace, Newton Magness and
Carol Pierce will be in charge of
the young peoples group meetings
tomorrow evening. The Junior high
group will have an outdoor meeting
in Rock Creek Park. Mrs. Schearrer
will be the guest speaker at the
young peoples meeting.
The Brotherhood Club will meet
Tuesday evening.
Under the auspices of the East
Sligo Valley Citizens Associa ton
the Takterian Players will present
a comedy, Here Comes Charlie" in
the church hall Thursday evening
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Religious Background
Will Be Discussed
By DR.. McCartney
Sacrament Of Baptism
Will Be Administered
To Children

DR.. Albert j. Mccartney, minister
of the Covenant-First Presbyterian
Church, will discuss tomorrow
morning the power of religious
background, under the subject Our
Religious Background and What 1t
Has Done for U.s."
The sacrament of baptism will be
administered to children at the
morning service, and in honor of
Mothers Day special offering will
be taken for the Board of Minis
terial Relief of the Presbyterian
Church.
The young peoples groups will
meet for tea from 6 to 7 o'clock.
The educational Negro Chorus
of the Y. M. C. A. will furnish
musical program at the meeting of
the Covenant Fellowship at Z pm.
in the chapel.
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Dr.. Fuller to Preach

DR.. Charles E. Fuller, radio preach
er of Los Angeles. who is heard
every Sunday night on Nation
wide broadcast known as the odd
Fashioned Revival Hour" and who is
on tour, will be in Washington for
a two-day meeting on May % and
80 at the National Baptist Memorial
Church. He is being sponsored by a
union of various evangelistic groups
of the city, of which Dean Herbert
H. Amster is chairman.
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Dr.. Buschmeyer
To Give Sermon
On A Mother 'sP|ea'
Teacher From India
To Speak; Activities
For Week Listed

"A Mothers Plea for Peace" is the
subject of the Rev. DR.. Fred s.
Buschmeyer, minister of the Mount
Pleasant Congregational Church, to-
morrow at IL am.
The intermediate and Senior De-
partments of the church school will
visit a Jewish synagogue tomorrow
morning. Hebrew temple worship
and symbolism will be explained by
Rabbi Metz.
The Adult Forum will continue
its series of discussions on Ameri-
caniSm and education at 10 am
with the question Our Colleges and
Unlversities-Are Their Graduates
the Leaders of Democracy" DR.
Chester S. Williams, Office of
Education, Department of the In
terror, will be the speaker.
The Young Peoples Forum, meet
ing at Cleveland Park, is inNing
the parents to tea tomorrow evening.
'"The Home of Your Dreams" is to
be the subject of the guest speaker,
DR.. Warren D. Bowman, at $50.
Tea will be served at 7:30.
DR.. M. K. Alexander of Madras,
India, visiting teacher at Howard
University, will speak at the session
of the 20-40 Club on The Power
of n-Violence." Supper will be
served at $50, with worship and
discussion following at tbs.
The Brotherhood of Service will
meet on the lawn of the Cleveland
home in Kensington, St. Paul street
and Bladensburg road, on Saturday
from to 8 pm. Activities will be
transferred to the church in the
event of inclement weather. If in
doubt call the church office after
o'clock.
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Rev. George 6. DiIworth
To Deliver Sermon

The Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith,
rector of St. Margaret's Church, will
be assisted tomorrow at the II o'clock
service by the Rev. George G. Dill
worth, district secretary of the Amer
lean Bible Society, who will preach
the sermon. Holy communion will
be observed at 7:30 pm.
Following supper in the parish
hall, the Young Peoples Fellowship
will meet at 6 o'clock On Wednes-
day at II am. the annual meeting
of the Rector's Aid will be held
There will be election of officers and
q luncheon. Holy communion on
Thursday at II am.
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Graduating Nurses
To Hear Sermon by
Dr.. BtackweIder
Lessons From Life of
Florence Nightingale
To Be Theme

The baccalaureate services for the
graduating nurses of the city will
be held tomorrow at pm. at the
Lutheran Church of the Reforma-
ton DR.. Oscar F. Blackwelder will
speak on Lessons From the Life
of Florence Nightingale" At II
am. he will speak on Motherhood ::
Faith or Fashion"
The Rev. Ralph w. Loew, as
sistant pastor, will continue his Sc
ries of sermons on prayer at the
$50 o'clock matin services with the
sermon: "On Learning How to
Pray"
At the youth hour at GAS o'clock
special programs Commemorating
Mothers Day have been planned.
Mrs. Oscar F. Blackwelder will be
the guest speaker at the round table
when she will speak on Problems
of the Modern Home" Howard Mil
ner, baritone, will be the soloist.
On Monday two classes of the
Sunday school will meet with the
L. w. Slater Glass at the church
at noon while the w. E. Parson
Glass will meet at pm. at the
home of Miss May Whitaker, 1900
Massachusetts, avenue Sc.
On Wednesday the members of
the congregation will join other
Lutheran congregations in marking
the annual founders day program
at the National Lutheran Home for
the Aged.
The annual Ascension Day serv-
ice will be held Thursday at II am,
with DR.. Blackwelder preaching the
sermon.
The 10th anniversary of the Sum-
day school will be continued Thurs
day evening.
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Mother O Mine Topic
At HumIine M. E.

Mother OMine' will be the sub
ject of the Mothers Day message of
DR.. H. W. Burgan at Hamline M. E.
Church tomorrow at II am. A male
chorus of 40 voices will sing old
fashioned Methodist hymns at p m.
D. Stewart Patterson, a lay delegate
from the Baltimore Conference to
the Uniting Conference, will give
flashes" from the latter confer
ence
At pm tomorrow the Junior
High League will meet. The Ep-
worth League will observe the 5Oth
anniversary Of the organization to-
morrow at 6:45 o'clock.
The Harriet T. Lipp Glass will hold
its monthly meeting Tuesday night
at the home of the president. Mrs
T. A. Huntley, 1928 Ninth street NV.
Officers will be elected.
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Dr.. Potorf to Preach
At Foundry Church

Mother" is to be the theme at II
am. tomorrow of the Rev. DR.. A. B.
Potorf of the American University.
in an old-fashioned garden setting
In Foundry M. E. Church.
The A Cappella Choir of the
Washington Missionary College, of
which Prof. George w. Greer is
director. will give a musical program
at pm
On Wednesday evening. the Eel
loWshlp class will have a business
and social meeting at the home of
Miss Pauline M Oakes, 1899 Irving
street NV, and Thursday at II m,
DR.. Wesley M. GeWehr professor of
history, American University, will
give his concluding lecture of a
series on Our Changing World"
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Benefit Concert

Miss Maude G. Smothers, soloist
and director of the Metropolitan
A. M. E. Church Choir and of the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Glee Club No, 2. will give a recital
Monday night at the Nineteenth
Street Baptist Church. 1t will be
for the benefit of thapurchase of a
bus for the transportation of chill
dren of the Sunday school
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Standardization,

Brahmachari Jotin of Calcutta,
India, will speak at the morning
service on Divine Incarnation.
The public class in philosophy and
yoga will be held Thursday at pm.
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White Cross.

The White Cross Church of
Christ will hold prayer and mes
sage services Wednesday at $40
pm. at 1910 Ontario place NV.
The Rev. Jane B Coates will speak
on How to Draw Supply"
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Howard University.

The all-university religious serv-
ice, Andrew Rankin Memorial Chap
ell, Sunday at IL am. will have for
speaker Douglas v. Steere, Haver-
ford College, Pennsylvania.
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Open Door Church.

Three Promises of Christ" will
be the pastors subject at II am.
and Three Stages of Salvation
at 8 pm. The young people have
their service at 7 pm.
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French Services

Jesus en- Enfer" will be the sub
ject of the sermon by the Rev. A
F.. Liotard at the French service at
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at 4 pm.
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Unity.

Emphasizing the metaphysical
aspect of the scriptures, DR. Harry
Gaze will give a sermon Sunday, 8
pm, at 1926 I street NV.
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LAWYER AGREES
TO Lower BILL

WARRINGTON samuel LIees-
villa usually gets si.soc : day
for sxercissnx his legal talsnts nnt
he h willing Ia settle his ssser-
nsy's bin for ~ days work an
the Llndh~rxh kidnapping es~ for
Mrs Evalyn walsh Mclean FOR
$4,000. District cf Columbia fed.
sral court records allowed today.
Howard boyd. attorney for Mrs.
Mclean. denied that his client
ever employed Liebowisx. but that
At her suggestion Liebawits had
offered 10 question Bruno Richard
isuptmann while the accused hid.
naper was In the New Jersey
death hnus<.
For this. lloyd told Justice
nolltha Laws. MIRA Mclean would
he willing 10 pay s2,boo In settle.
ment Of the case The socisty
mairn had suggested the assss-
tioninE TO prove her theory that
Hauptmann might have been
guilty % extortion bat not Al KID
mapping.
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hHlCiiSd wal WITCH Tic hAAAP-
pines were overrum by insurrec-
tionists and religious fanatics.
The central theme of THE Real
Glory" revolves around the ex-
PLOTS of the scouts, who became
a constabulary on the island and
rallied to their support loyal ma
tives and peaceful Moros. The
Moros, tribe of unorthodox
Mohammedans, had retreated to
the hills and jungles of the Sulu
Kingdom to wage a fierce re-
igious war against the remaining
American troops.
Henry Hathaway, who directed
Cooper in Lives of a Bengal
Lancer" directed THE r a !
Glory" and the supporting cast is
headed by unique players, among
them Broderick Crawford, Regi-
maid Owen, Kay johnson, Vladi-
mir Sokoloff, Russell Hicks and
Henry Kolker. For the first time
In his carer, Cooper plays the
role of a doctor, who comes to
this distant outpost for medical
experience. He remains to help
the army quell the rebellion and
establish lasting peace. Miss
Leeds in the role of an American
visiting her father, also stays on
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Waconda Chapter
Meets Wednesday

GIG HARBOR-Wa chap
ter No. PIT, o. f. S., viii hold
stated communication wednesday
night at Community hall. The
worthy grand matron will make
her official visit Nov. 16 and plans
will be made to honor her.
The Rosedale Mixer club viii
observe its 18th anniversary at
! o'clock luncheon and program
Wednesday. Mrs. F. G. Milne,
Mrs. ]. McCallum and Mrs. NJ. M.
Pike will be hostesses. Members
whose birthdays fall the latter
half of the year will be honored.
Mrs. L. e. Vimpany will give
book review, and Mrs. E. Callahan,
the clubs first president, will pre-
sent a resume of the years work.
The Altar society of st. Nicholas
Catholic church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at the church hall
Work on the annual bazaar VIII
be continued.
The Ladies Aid society Of First
Lutheran church Of Gig Harbor
will meet Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Lee Turner, with
Mrs. Al Kingsbury as assistant
hostess.
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FIFTY YEAR CLUB TO
CONVENE ON SATURDAY

Members of the Fifty Year club
will convene at Hotel Winthrop at
2 p. m. Saturday 10 appoint a com
mittee TO attend a session OF the
Old Timers club al Olympia Nov.
Il, when Inauguration Of the first
state governor and other officials
viii be observed.
The committee Is expected 70
consist Of approximately 100 mem
bers Of the Fifty Year club. which
is composed Of residents who
came TO the state in territorial
days. Harry H. Collier, Route /,
box 254, South Tacoma, IL secrs-
tAry Of the organization
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FORUM HEARS
TALkoN ROAD
White Pass Highway
IL Described by
Jean Even

Jean Even. assistant highway
engineer Of the u. S. public roaes
administration illustrating his talk
with colored slides. told Of the new
White pass highway. not yet CON-
plete. before the Tacoma Chamber
OF Commerce forum luncheon Mon
day at Hotel Winthrop.
When finished the road viii Of
fer motorists a new route 10 Yaki-
ma and other Eastern Washington
cities and towns. According TO
Even Il will be much more beauti-
fui than present routes. Much Of
the new road is within Rainier Ma
tional park, partially encircling the
mountain.
Ewen's slides showed clearly the
great amount of work and expense
that were necessary 10 construct
the road through certain areas Of
the park. carving out highway
through miles OF rock and along
the sides of exceedingly steep hills.
The slides. all in natural color,
taken by Even and his assistants
from vantage points along the road
showed magnificent views of the
mountain and of the many lakes
and rivers inside the park and out
side that will be seen by motorists
when the highway is completed.
Or. Frederick NJ. Lash. superin-
tendent Of the custodial school. re-
Gently opened at Buckley, was also
featured speaker. He described
the new establishment and told
something about the work which
Is being carried on there.
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Horner said the proposed treaty
would be outrageous and dlsas-
trous to the people of Illinois and
the entire Mississippi valley" lie
said the proposed treaty would
serve to block any attempt TO In
crease water diversion 10 the
Illinois waterway from Lake Mich
igan.
Horner's telegram asked Stat
terry to confer with Illinois other
senator. Scott w. Lucas, D.. and
that the two then arrange an
appointment with the president To
Immediately register . very Wig
orous protest"
"You can voice my opposi-
tlon 10 n 90 strongly that the
president may know how bitter
and infiexibie opinion h In
Illinois," Horner wired.
Please ascertain from the presi-
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Three In Family
Are Asphyxiated

POrrsTONN, Pa Three mem.
hers Of a family were asphyxiaisd
Monday by what state motor POI
lice believed was . leak IN an out.
side Illuminating gas tank.
The victims were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Mitchell and their i2-ysar-
old daughter. Sophia
A son. Benjamin. ~. was taken
10 Pottstown hospital. whore HIS
condition was described a. critical.
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Fireman Sends
In False Alarm

BANyILLE. PA member Of
the Washington Fire company was
convicted OF sending in false fire
alarm. He allegedly called the fire
company and then stood in the
middle of the street and directed
traffic.
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ARM CIT BY GLASS

GIG HARB0R-F. II. Ellison OF
Vaughn is recovering from lac
Grated forearm caused by broken
glass in an auto accident Sunday.
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| hrilling Drama
The Real Glory" Stars Gary
Cooper In Moro Conquest Tale
David Niven and Andrea Leeds Featured IN Tor
Attraction; "everybody's Hobby" With irene
Rich Billed as Companion Picture

Starring Gary Cooper and with Andrea Leeds and David
Niven heading unusually important cast Samuel Gold
wyns new adventure drama, The Real Glory which will
have its premier showing at the Roxy theater Wednesday,
unfods thrilling and exciting tale of the Philippine Scouts
and their heroic bravery the conclusion the Spanish
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Opposed to Proposed Treaty
Between u. s. and Canada

SPRINGFIELD, I1.-Terming proposed treaty between
Canada and the United States menace which threatens
international control of Lake Michigan Gov Tency Horner
Monday wired L. s Senator James Sattery, d. Ill., 10 pro-
test the treaty TO President Roosevelt
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not to win the war, but to win a
trip to the altar on the arm of
Gary.
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dent and Secretary Hun what e..
forts are being made ny the pro-
ponents OF the treaty, and who
represents Illinois and the Mis.ls.
sippi valley In the federal neEotia.
tions on the subject"
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