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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-21

cred "a the home OF Mrs. Augusta
ReN. .a35 McDougall avenue, 10 eel
ebrafe The occasior. 4 very enjoy
ablc evening was spcni playing
games and dancing. and delight
ful luncheon WAS served. Some of
ne fricnds who were attended:
Julia ard Jeanette Benton, Abbie
Winghcld. Bchbie LAMAR. Albert
sidney. Lomus Dickerson, Bessie
Wills Mildred Johnson, Marvin
wills oliver Daniels. Walter Riley
ami DR. aud Mrs Slatcry.
The other birthday was on Thurs
day. October Il Or j. W Amcs
and Columbus celebrated toge.h-
or The Doctor and Mrs. Ames were
dirrer guests Of pr and Mrs
Chester Ames the honoree's son
and daughter-ln-law Others al the
affair included Mr. and Mrs. Char
les colo
school bells are >iill ringing and
the last notes we heard said that
Pullman Osborne was working hard
down al Meharry Medical college.
His father drove down 10 Nashville
with him. early in October. Mr.. Os-
horne later ioiued his son and
daushfer-in-law. Mr. ard Mrs Ike
O-b inc also Of Detroit in Knox
VILE ana recently returned home
wifh them With he Osbornes also
came Mrs Osborne'- brother and
si.ter-.n-law Mr. ard Mrs Lon
Giissby. az Knoxville Tho Gries-
hys airs leaving for their home this
week.
The american College Of SUR
gcons whose sessions are being
nrld IN Philadelphia this week
claim the attention OF local physi-
clans ard surgeons. including Or
Samuel Milton he and his brother.
Dr y ynton Milton, head OF the
Sumhy hospital in River Rouge.
Michigan
Ii any OF our "Mirror friends
have ever had a great desire 20 own
a pup here Your golden opportuni-
fy Miss Gertrude Bailey says hat
there aro rinc handsome shepherd
fuppies al her house and that she
would be- only TOO happy II some
% her good friends would relieve
her % hcr canine responsibilities
Gertrude says The pups range IN
color from pale tan % coal black.
each one being q beauty.
We've been telling you all along
chat Ernest Fisher is going 20 get
married Now. the eventful day Is
almost az hand and as you read
This. Ernest is somewhere in New
York CITY lie left for New York
"Wednesday evening. but not be-
fore his local Gang" had given
him swell send-off in true bache-
iof STYLE The fellows met at the
Ranch Ernest's bachelor quar-
tors Among the boys who played
host TO him were Robert Thomas
Isaac Kimball. Dr. All Thomas, Sr.
Or Ar Tn mas. Jr. Homer and
Gin Smith. Jesse Mitchell Samuel
n. Thomas. Or. Gilbert Edwards.
Or. Fred Bradford. Dr. v G..
Tolbert. DIT Joseph Thomas. Jr.
Or. Robert Bennett. Lyman Bur
rIs. and Clarence Fuller. They gave
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-21

My skin was dark. coarse. oily nov WANG
girls with lovely complexions. rinalS ,,,d 4
lbout Nadinois Bleaching Cream. .,.I.i
every night just a. your dfee'', ,,h,,r %
soon my skin became notieesbly n l.,,v hsw
,ofter, and smoother, too. until : ~. h,oashi
today a glorious complexion thH' U.s.
me friends and popularity
You Can't IoseI Monsy-Bsck Su""
s@ssy cen. y1- pay fcr Nadiaols :, ,'',.
Il you're not fully satisfied. Simply a,. No ~
this fragrant cream on every n'sn a.u' !, NsaF
bling, no massaeing Unlike most eIs. ~ ,,solf
noIs speeds up the natural pfoees, ~ ,hsBl
tion--blesches the skin to hsn ss olnps
Ioosens blackhesds. clears up suiis 49,. :. 500
and other externally caused blsm,s aov.rsul
you begin to see . marvellous 'n ,s. you =
Oct Nadinola today. But be sur .,, lossb
eenuins Nadinolal Don't uu'' IN dnf
mes. 70 any unknown substitute, al
stores. SOC. large money saving arc ,"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-24

We'll know Chamberlain's ap-
peasement program is really taking
effect when we see a picture OIL
Hitler and Mussolini carrying rolled
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-24
State Funds
Available In
Rate Battle

Raleigh. Aug. 24.-(AP)-Gover-
nor Hoey promised members OF the
North Carolina Traffic League today
that he would appropriate money
from the emergency and contln-
sency fund to aid them in the drive
to euualize class freight rates. In
conference at the governors ot1lce
members of the league asserted that
many class rates in southern ter
ritory" were 80 percent higher than
rates in the nortt. or official ter
ritory."
The league is composed OF manu-
factuers and shippers.
The class rate case now IS before
the Interstate Commerce CommlS-
sion. and the federal agency has
asked southern states to collect data
on the differentials between freight
charges in the north and south.
The governor said he would con-
fer with the Council of State before
allocating funds for the work. The
traffic league will pay part OF the
costs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-24
Soldiers To Back
Hitler In Demands
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had been set for her compliance.
This zero hour was expected tonight
after Foreign Minister Won Rlbben-
trop, following the swift conclusion
of the German-RuSsian non-aggres-
sion pact, returned from Moscow TO
Berlin.
Won Ribbentrop was quoted in
German press dispatches from Mos
COW as saying that the totalitarian
states will build on their pact to
ward closer cooperation.
Won Ribbentrop said: Things al
ways went badly for Germany and
Russia in the past when they were
enemies, but they Jared we'll when
they were friends Yesterday was a
fateful day for both peoples. The
fuehrer and Stain have decided in
favor of friendship.
"The non-aggression and consulta-
ton pact which Herr Molotoff and
l signed yesterday is firm and i'm
movable foundation on which both
states will build and arrive at close
cooperation
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-24

knew that plan in full.
The knowledge made her realize
that Shot was deliberately inviting
a fight.
He was deliberately trying to
encounter Escobar's band and have
a showdown with them. That would
be to his liking; exactly his style.
Shot Rogers had earned his nick
name well. He was a crack shot, a
skilled rider, a man with a too
quick temper, and with not enough
patience. He and Jerry Dale wera
alike in one respectively liked ac-
ton, and they would create it If
necessary. Lorena envisiOned Shot
getting into grave danger tomor-
row or tomorrow night. He had told
her that 30 or 40 men came that
night to Crown valley. Then if Shot
should challenge that many with
only II men-goodness
True, he and Uncle George and
old Jasper Peters alone had defied
the Escobar raiders before; but
they admittedly had run bluff,
just soaring the raiders away.
With his picked fighters Shot
would make it a battle to the end.
Lorena couldn't sleep for think
| ing about it. The more she thought,
the more concern she felt. She en-
visioned Shot Rogers killed, tram
pied by horses, tortured by fiendish
enemies.
I'm being silly" she told her.
self.
But that didn't calm her much.
She lay thinking a long while. If
there were a fight, any sort. of
fight, somebody would surely be
hurt and need nursing and first
aid.
That realization startled her. She
got up out Of bed, quietly lighted
a lamp and dressed. She wrote a
note and left it where Aunt Sally
would find it.
Then she put the light out, tip
toed down the hall, through the
living room and out into the yard.
In a quarter hour she had silently
saddled horse and mounted it, and
was riding away as quietly as she
could.
She wore pistol and cartridge
belt around her waist. A rifle pro-
truded from a saddle holster, and
on the saddle, too, was a dfled
water canteen. In her arms she
carried a bundle which included
4 two sheets and counterpane. IT
was after two o'clock and she knew
| the scouts would be riding in an
other two hours.
! (To Be Contipued) i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-24
u. S. Treasury Is
Ready, .Hanes Says,
For Emergencies

Washington, Aug. 24.-(AP)-
John w. Hanes, assistant secre-
tary of the Treasury, said today
''the machinery is we'll oiled and
ready to be put into operation
to meet economic or other emer-
gencies that might arise in this
country in the event of a Eu-
rOpean war.
Hanes said that meetings of
an inter- departmental group of
federal officials would be con-
tinued, and that great many
sessions would be held through
out the period of the crisis. The
group has been comforting ever
since the European situation be-
came grave.
A European war, HaneS said,
would throw a tremendous re-
spOnsibility upon this country in
remaining neutral, but he. indi-
Gated that machinery first set up
at the time of the Munich crisis
last fall was ready to function
at an instant's notice.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-24
Contracts Let On
Highway Bids For
Most of Projects

Raleigh, Aug. 24.-(AP)-The
State Highway & Public Works
Commission today approved the
awarding of contra is to low bid
ders on all but two of the road
projects on which proposals were
received yesterday.
Bids were rejected on a project
in Clay county, and the awarding
of a contract for betterment work
in Wake, Franklin and Nash coun-
ties was deferred.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-24

That's right. But they did leave
for a while?"
"Sho, ma'am."
"Did anybody else leave? Is that
all?"
"No'm. Yassam, mean. Mistuh
Jerry, he took a rid off, too"
GERRY Dale?" Lorena suddenly
grasped the black lads knee. sit
ting there beside him.
"Yassum. He sho got hisself a
black eye. I expect he been gittin'
Trash wild some man quicker'n what
he is. I sees he is pow'ful strong,
but he can be took down and"
"Where'd he go, Midnight? 2"
"I never asked nobody, Miss Lo-
rena. You told me to stick"
"Of course. Midnight. Anybody
else leave? 2"
"No'm, not nobody"
Here, here's your dollar. And
and extra quarter besides."'
''Whoo-weew .#
Back in her room, in darkness,
Lorena debated that situation for
a few minutes in her own mind. So,
FIVE people had left the ranch house
after the Sunday night conference
was over.
Any one Of them could have ap-
peared quite normal, and yet
slipped off a mile or two or three
miles, contacted one of Escobar's
runners, and so sent that bandit adj
vance news of the Phantom scouts
plan. Since Shot Rogers and his
scouts had agreed openly to ride at
dawn for the Hump and work
around there for two days, Escoba1
would certainly feel safe at raidine
Phantom cattle herds on the oppo-
site or east side Of the range.
In the Hump area were upwards
Of a thousand head Of cattle, she
had heard the men say. But fatter
finer animals were punched in the
verdant flats on the eastern range
held closer together by gorges ant
canyons that nature had stacked
there in spectacular manner
George Brazee could move hi:
stock to the safer areas when fal
and winter grass came on. but III
depended heavily on that eastern
territory with its better wateret
grass to carry him through th'
months Of summer heat.
These pieces Of information Lo
rena had CLEANED from the mel
just by listening. She knew th'
riders would depart after earl!
breakfast, ostensibly for the Hump
Then they would cut back to tn
east, hoping thereby to mislead an!
spies.' Only she and Shot Roger
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-24

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tions to the entrances of the huge
Moscow civil airdrome when Won
Ribbentrop arrived at the air field.
It was the first time in its history
that Soviet Russia had officially put
up the swastika emblem.
Members of the British and French
military missions obtained their pass
ports and visas last night and were
expected to fly back to Paris and
London tomorrow.
They were unofficialy reported to
be acting on instructions from their
home governments. 1t was under
stood they would go by way of Fin
land to avoid German territory.
Germany and Soviet Russia bound
themselves not to war against each
other, nor even to associate them
selves with any lineup of powers
aimed "directly or indirectly at
either"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-24

find some way of eXerting his
influence in behalf of the MAIN
tence of peace.
Ambassador Phillips left an
aide memOire with the king after
his audience, which took place
after an alf-night trip the am
bassadOr made from Rome by
train and motor car. A copy of
the aide memOire was COM
municated to the foreign minis
ter in Rome only after the au-
dience with the king.
Meanwhile, Premier MussOlini
discussed military matters with
the chiefs of the Italian army,
navy and air forces and fascist
military. The conference at Mus
sOlini's office took place as Ital-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-24
British, French Missions
To Leave Russia At Once

Continued From Page One)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-24
j. S. Pleads With
Italian King For
Effort at Peace

Rome. Aug. "a. = (AP) =
American Ambassador William
Phillips delivered personal
message today from President
Roosevelt to- King VittOriO EN-
manuele Gin behalf of the MAIN
tenance of world peace"
The message, delivered to the
king orally in the royal summer
residence near Turin, express
ed the hope that the king would
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-24
CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR


LORENA SOON realized that
Mr.. Shot Rogers had out-maneuv-
cred her.
She had practically forced him to
agree to their going out together
to do some detective work, refus-
ing to take his mo" for an answer.
He had steered her cautiously into
a tentative plan, then formed one
of his own for determining if Es-
cobar's spies really were on the
Phantom ranch, and for misleading
those spies if they were present.
Immediately after the ranchers'
conference, though, she slipped
quietly down toward the corral and
found the little black horse wran-
gler there.
Midnight" she spoke in low
tones, "do you want to make a
special doliar?"
"Who-weee, Miss Lorena~
"Ail right. You climb quietly up
there to the base Of the big cliff
back of the house, right now. You
keep your eyes open, and see every
body that leaves the ranch house
area here-everybody, you under
stand? Or anybody that comes
here. If-if man, woman or child
rides away or walks away, you see
who it is and come and whisper it
to me when call you. Now scoot. "
Midnight scooted. And at a rea-
sonable hour Lorena herself 5ade
the people good night and went
through the motions of retiring.
She even got in bed because one of
the Mexican servant women al
ways came in to offer any last
minute services for the night, she
knew.
She kept Midnight up on the hill
side until midnight itself, then
quietly slipped out and walked up
and called softly to him. She was
somewhat surprised to find the Lao
awake, and said so.
Nom, I wasn't sleepy. I sleeped
'durin' the evenin' some"
You mean during the afternoon
Midnight. Evening is after supper
How come, ma am ?"
Never mind now. Did anybody
leave the ranch area?"
eyes, ma'am."
"They did? Who, Midnight p
'lLorena was suddenly excited there
in the dark.
"Wallum, it was Mr.. George, h,
rid off on hoss for little while
lax he sometimes do at night"
ooh! Anybody else? ?"
"Yassum. Miz Concha Gonzales
her and her two little chillun-Mis
iLorena, ma'am, ah'm gonna half t.
whup de stuffin' outa dat trash,
boy Of hers some time, damn if'l
i ain't!"
"Sh-h-h-h, don't swear Midnight
Wen discuss that later. What di,
Concha Gonzales do? Where di,
fshe go?"
"Ma'am? Oh, yessum. I CUES
they just walked out yonder to
little rock shrine the Mexicans pu
up. She goes ev'ey Sunday. Yo
tor me to stick right mere. and
~ Il
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-24
SYNOPSIS
WRITTEN FOR AND RELEASED BY
CENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATION

SYNOPSIS
LORENA HAMILTON has come to
Arizona to visit her uncle
GEORGE BRAZEE, owner Of Phantom
ranch. whose leading cowboys are
JERRY DALE. college-bred newcomer.
who is fascinated by Lorena. and
SHOT ROGERS. who finds himself in
love with her.
YESTERDAY: In order to confuse any
Escobar spies at the Phantom ranch.
Rogers announces another expedition
onfb the range to hunt some of the
Mexican ruStlerS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-24
Japs Plan For
Seizure of Shanghai
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lContinued From Page One)
TREATY.. which left them uncertain Of
Japan's position in the world line
up.
The original Japanese plan was
cold to have called for cutting off
ali rice supplies for the settlements
,,nn1,lation no of 1,12O,86O Chinese. The
foreign population Of the settlement,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-24
FDR Is Back To
Consult With Aides

Continued From Page One)
years for evacuating Americans from
Europe.
The President talked with news
men aboard the destroyer Lang just
before he came ashore this morning,
cutting short a vacation cruise to
hasten back to, the capital. He step
ped ashore at the pier on the Fort
Hancock reservation at 7:4O a. M,
and motored to Red Bank, N. j., IA
miles away, to board a train for
Washington. He said he would look
into the question of finances, Treas
ury balances in Europe ana Euro
pean balances in this country. Those
are technical things that do not a
mount to much and are not worth
emphasizing he said.
MIR. Roosevelt renamed Silent,
however, on any definite steps this
country might take to try 10 avert
war abroad or to safeguard America
should one break out: Nelpf1er cid
ne speak of the possibility of con-
vening a special session OF congress
to act on neutrality legislation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-24

student college first
,ev 81 ago Ioladay building, first the campus
studied and
which occupied by the admins
offices majestic with the
is building the
buildings plant valued at
nearly 100000 nearly and last registered
regular
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-24

ians viewed the German-POllsh
situation with increasing concern
at the same time holding hopes
that a peaceful settlement might
be arranged.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-24

inc1Hding THis moHa japanese. 4 is 28.5g3
intensity rice riots whicbb whipbOIed, hs, Would
81 sporadic in the last few t.lv" dpve nave BEEN bp
the situation was deen9na days. Wben
ts ese ,os TO be out Of hand, they y Inc inc JAP
so;d to mareh arc tna into the settlement Sy intended
unable to maintain ord orde[ Police Were
mndse The '.nduti unluekiest girl is h.
whose VACATION occurs Tho 'ne ne one
weeks in September-wnnnl,e nle last two
tan fad has passed " ''ol the sun
La gaceta., 1939-07-22
VOLARON SOBRE FRANCIA
OTRAS ~ESCUADRILLAS
INGLESAS

Londres, julio 22.-Nuevas
es%cuadriHas inglesas de avia-
ci6n ifueron mandadas sobre
Francia y llegaron hasta Marse
LA, cubriendo una distancia de
1,400 millas. Ell ministro del
aire ha ofrecido que otras eS-
cuadriHas, en- ell tempo oportu-
no, seran mandadas de vista a
Polonia, Turquia y Rumania.
I'm diputado laborista, Hugh
Dalton, pregunto en- la camara
de los comunes 81 era possible es-
tacionar una escuadrilla en- Po-
lonia. Sc lie contest6 por Ell minis
tro Sir Kingsley Wood, que va
esa era otra question.
En- ell vuelo a Francia fignur6
ell subsecretario de Estado pa
"a la aviaci6n, que es I'm exper-
to photo Y mand6 un Vickers
Wellington. Variaso Whitleys,
grandes de bombardeo, volarOn
75O millas en- cuotro horas y As
minutes.
La gaceta., 1939-07-22
PIDE QUE Sc NUDE LA COR
TIE DE 10 CRIMINAL

Ell comisionado Ball, custo :
dio de la Casa Corte, recomer
do aver a sus companeros que
la Corte de 10 Criminal, la off
Gina del fiscal, ETC., sc muden
a la casa escuela de la Gale
Madison.
Sc pas6 ell asunto a los letra.
dos del condado, los cuales de.
cidiran 81 no es necesario que
la Corte de 10 Criminal este
en- la Casa Corte.
Estima Ball que Ell juez de
condado ha menester de ma
yor espacio con motive de es.
tar obligado a extender licen
cias a miles de automovilistas
La gaceta., 1939-07-22

rio Martinez, Italo American
Gro, Mario Santos, Pedro Ra-
mirez Moya, Jorge Salazar, Ofe
liza Perez, Mario Jorge, F: Aglia
ma Fish Mkt, Felo's Barber
Shop, Teijido Gro, Armando
Mendez, Puleo Feed Store, Fer
lita Gro, w. Tampa Bakery,
Ramon Tamargo, J and P Gro,
M and A Fill. Sta, Eagle Fill.
Sta, Latin American Bakery,
Aurora Garcia, Aurora Arias,
S. Leto Gro, Mercedes Cafe,
Hernandez Barber Shop, j..
Sanchez, COD. Zapateria, Jo-
Sc Benite Barber Shop, Cotton
Gro, Reina Bros. Co., Garage
16 Y Ga, LoCicero Gro, Sastre-
ria de Suarez, Mauriz y Reina,
Alexandra Pinero, Lucas Fer
nandez, A. Montero, Fernando
(nevero), Joe Barreiro Gro, La
Gloria Gro, Rainbow Cleaners,
Vinagre Barber Shop, Ell Gallo
Cafe, Aviles Restaurant, Argue
lies Barberia, Argielles Casa de
Banos, Pedrito Barber Shop,
Two Friends Cafe, Jose Fuen-
ties, Celestino Dfaz, Eleuterio
Menendez, Florentino Saldana,
Jose Alfonso, Maxine MendeE,
Emilio Perez, Luciano Garcia,
Maxine Bralio, Jose Fernandez
Rafael Montana, Antonio Iba-
nez, Primitive Fernandez, Juan
A. Suarez, The Palace, Russell'S
Spoto Y Castellano, Rays Hard
La gaceta., 1939-07-22
Cargo que ha venido desem

Cargo que ha venido desem
penando a satisfaction de to-
dos, por su inteligencia, tacto
Y amor a la sociedad.
Atacado recientemente por
una enfermedad, Don Fermin
decide descansar y ahora Sc
retira.
Todos sus amigos saben 10
que para 81 significa ell Ger
tro y por 10 tanto ell sacrificio.
que representa- Ell dejar de vi
star todos los dfas su segundo
hogan.
La ~secretraia tendra un nue.
vo seoretario, pero Ell nombre
de Fermin Souto sera siempre
mencionado con profundo ca
rino y admiration.
La gaceta., 1939-07-22

Honor a la memoria de Mar
tf". Julio 6, 1415. Piadosos cris-
tianos checos desafiando las Or
denes del protectorado nazi han
commemorate en- gran escala Ell
martirologio del gran reforms
dor "Juan lHus', en- Bohemia.
Huss fue quemado vivo en- Ju-
Ito 6, 1415. ICual era su crimen ?
Amar la verdad. Predicar la YER
dad seg1n la Biblia. Mas de 50
mil personals Sc reunieron en- los
servicios al aire libre en- Red
host, Moravia. En- esta ciudad
ese halla Ell baluarte de la lyle
STA Slavika Cat6lica.
Ounce mil personals partici-
paron en- los s~ervicios religiosos
al pie de la Estatua del Martir,
frente a la casa consistorial, EN-
la hisejrica ciudad de Praga'
Nosotros lie dadicamos de to-
do coraz6n estas palabras: Tu
Martirio Sublime ha dado fri
tos gloriosos". Paz Eterna a tn
Memoria.
La gaceta., 1939-07-22
CORTE FEDERAL

FL joven latino Benny Alva-
rez, que ACADIA de salir de la pc
nitenqiaria de Raiford, Sc de-
clar6 aver culpable de robar url
autom6vil, en- la Corte Federal,
y la sentencia lie fue suspend
da.
Benny tendra que presentar-
Sc en- Miami a un funcionario
federal, todas las semanas, du-
rante dos amos.
LIE concedi6 ese perd6n con-
dicional ell juez Strum, residen-
tie en- Jacksonville.
La gaceta., 1939-07-22
LOS LEONES IRAN A LA HA
BANA

Pittsburg, julio 22.-La con
venci6n del Club los Leones
escogi6 la Habana para su
convention de 1910.
En- julio del ano que viene
seefectuara. Los Leones cuba
nos mandaron una brillante re
presentation y trajeron cen
ellos la banda de la Marina.
Ell concerto de la banda de
la Marina fue ovacionado.
La gaceta., 1939-07-22
Seccion de Cultos

Ell pr6ximo domingo % de Ju
Ito, tendremos los ~siguientes
servicios religiosos en- las distin
tas Iglesias Evangelicas de la
ciudad. Hacemos esta invitaci6n
a los buenos amigos latinos por
medic de estas lineas: "Asista a
la Iglesia', ell pr6ximo domingo.
"Templo Bautista'. Req. ].
Silua, pGstor.-CdUe Is entire 8
y 8 aVentdG.
Escuela Dominica: 10 a. m.
Quito: 8 100 p. m.
Microbes: Quito Devotional.
"Sdn Marcos, IglesiG Met0-
distd. Rec. RGmiro Paula, pas
t0T.-16 q 12 AVenidd.
Escuela Dominica: 10 a. m.
Quito: 8 100 p. m.
Microbes: Quito Devotional.
Mission PreSbiteridnd". Rec.
w. B. Passiglia, pdStor.-95S
II avenida,
Escuela Dominica: 10 menos
Is minutes.
Quito Devotional y Sermon /;
IL 100 a. m.
Reunion del Esfuerzo Girls
tiano de J6venes: 8 p. m.
Microbes Quito en- espanol a
las 8 p. m.
Mission Pentecost6" de la A
Sambled de Dios. Rec. J. Z.
Jackson, pastor.-1701h Octa-
ga dpeRidd
Escuela Dominica: 10 a. IN.
Quito: 100 p. m.
Martes y viernes: Cultos De-
vocionales a las 8 p. m.
"San Paolo" Iglesid Metodis-
tn. Rec. James MesoH, pastor
IS apenida D Fl st.
Escuela Dominica: 10 a. m.
Quito: 500 p. m.
Mission "Hermanos URidoS".
ReU. J. r. KeeHe, p1Stor-2916
10th Set.
"Ybor City MeRn0nite'. Rer.
J. P. Sander, superintendent.
-1S1O Ia. AUeRidd.
"Saa Mateo" IqleSid MetodiS-
ia. Rev. DaUid Sholia, pastor
Albany ST., West Tampa.
Escuela Dominica: 10 a. m.
Quito: 500 p. m. ,
Microbes: Quito Devotional.
Mission EUang6liea'. Rec.
Dennis VasdeS, pastor.-22O6
N. Armenia Ace.