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DAILY
EDITION
Editor,
Daily
News:-
Editor,
Daily
News:
Saturday,
April
8,
1931
Mrmber
ol
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
THE
LETTER
BOX
DID
HIM
GOOD
a
private,
relayed
report
via
Rome
of
Lincoln
Stelfem'
Vancouver
lee.
I
wish
to
expraw
xas
hearty
ao-,
en'
Union
asked
for
an
explana
cordanee
with
the
sentiments
of
Uon
on
his
attitude
regarding
the
payment
ol
a
railroad
onlpg
Its
Mr.
Ooldbloom
and
Mr.
Oumer
on
Anyox
strikers.
His
Worship's
re-
eqUjpment
to
a
eojsjpeUtor's
round
the
subject
of
Fascism.
It
is
high
Iteration
of
has
stauneh
patriotism
house
or
ahoos
for
reoasr
and
tnal
time
the
average
eitizen
considered
Is
unaeetaaaiy
because
that
bad
not
.
0
ihU
resolution
be
sent
to
the
true
nature
of
this
terror
that
been
queaUoned.
If
the
major
dis-
lhf
honorable,
the
Prime
Minister
masquerades
under
the
high-
Ukea
"The
Red
Flag"
he
should
not
e
Minister
of
Hallways,
the
Act
sounding
name
of
the
"Corporative
be
reierrng
to
it
in
his
letters
so
of-
mg
president
of
the
Canadian
Na-State,"
especially
since,
as
we
have
ten.
Uonai
Railways,
and
CXof
Hanson,
been
Informed
by
its
solitary
local
The
belMerenev
and
resentment
Mp
'"
advocate,
t
Is
to
supplant
deeadent
of
the
unemoloyed
are
explained
by
Speakers
Democracy
as
the
Twentieth
Cen-
toe
continual
attempts
to
discredit
t
opening
the
meeting.
Mayor
tury
social
order.
A
very
informs-
them
and
their
officers.
Does
he
ex-
Stephens
referred
to
the
fact
that
tlve
book.
and.
one
that
follows
the
nect
a
freedom
lottos
oeoole
to
tUaerM
of
Prtnee
Rupert,
who
had
benign
Duee
through
his
verlgated
live
ouietlv
on
relief
all
their
Uvea
had
many
disappointments
during
career
from
an
anarchist
and
syn-
to
stand
by
watching
tb
author!-
the
oast
twenty
years
as
far
a'
dieanst
to
a
Nletaschean
Super-
ties
dotoe
ahotateiv
nothlne
in
the
ragway
company
promises
were
Man
k
that
written
by
John
Bond
a
one
rent
deluton
that
If
there
Is
concerned,
appeared
to
be
united
entitled.
"Mussolini,
the
Wild
Man
no
money
neonle
must
naturally
die
how
in
the
belief
that
the
Canadian
"
'"f
ot
'"
'"'"
n
National
steamsnips-owneo
ar
After
reading
this
book
one
Is
in-
found
symwifhv
i
reeioreeated
we
dock
here
should
be
used
for
the
dined
to
agree
that
if
the
torch
of
are
wen"hv
in
Uiat
remect
benefit
of
the
company
in
repair-liberty
and
democracy
that
has
been
nl
Information
ther
were
j-,.
lu
ghios
The
mayor
re-
held
aloft
for
centuries
by
the
Brt-
ovr
two
hundred
reelnlents
of
city
viewed
the
telegrams
that
had
beer
tlsh
people
Is
to
be
extinguished
by
reneI
81
aeraonsiraiion.
already
exchanged
in
retard
to
the
lasciun.
then
G-od
help
humanity.
W.
A.
HOGO
Seeretary.
taking
of
the
repair
Job
on
the
Mr.
Basso-Bert
must
have
received
Unemployed
Councils,
steamer
Prtnee
Rupert
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Vancouver.
In
view
of
th
rr
GOD
HELP,
HUMANITY
POLICY
No.
U.ilJ
ISSUED
IN
1S4
HMO
20
Psymtnt
Life
This
Policyholder
paid
The
Mutuil
Lift
20
Annus!
Premiums
of
S2S.20
...
ISO
J.O0
The
Mutual
L4f
has
paid
hun
in
dividnds
SI0U6
The
total
cost
of
J
1.000
iniurintt
r-rotectlon
for
49
vesrs
was
only
.
(An
average
of
only
)2.01
yearly)
IN
ADDITION
The
value
of
bis
polity
io
sh
today
is
$!07.32
It
wiU
be
seen
tkst
for
$99.
$
he
now
has
s
credit
ol
$807.12.
The
cash
value
will
increase
year
by
year
aad
he
will
receive
a
cheque
annually
for
his
share
of
the
earnings
of
the
company.
i
If
he
had
taken
a
similar
policy
on
aunon-partkipatixi(-ln-profiti"
pfn
at
the
lowest
known
rate
it
would
have
cost
Mm
S21.4S
yearly
for
twenty
years,
a
total
of
$429.00
as
compared
with
a
total
of
$99.54
vndtr
the.
Mutual
Life
of
Canada
"pirtlelpstlnr-ia-profiti"
pian.
'
You.
too,
ctn
Wcohii
MtcrtMer
l
UiU
ivcctttfjl
l"4
teunt
CtntSlte
Cttnptar.
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Chm
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lr
(urtbu
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tk
Mutatl
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imwwu
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IIUTUAL
LIFE
!
"
,,r.Jii,M
Auurincc
Couipany
I
OF
CANADA
(htmrd
if
rtJIcyluJJrri
Ihod
Offlcet
WATEItLOO,
ONT.
Ft
Lit
Pl(tr
lor
iMH
Htm,
J.
J.
T.
Collart,
Representative
Prince
Kupert,
B.C.
its
own
ships,
and
"Whereas
the
Canadian
National,
as
owners
of
the
dry
dock,
are
re-sponble
for
the
policies
governing
Its
operation;
"Therefore
be
it
resolved
that
this
meeting
rigorously
protest
The
invitation
to
the
mayor
was
affa1n,t
th
action
of
the
company
not
issued
by
the
C.
L.
D.
L.
but
by
m
ndlni
iU
teamsWp
Prince
Rathe
Unemptayed
Council,
which
or
any
other
oX
Its
ships
la
has
a
membership
of
seven
hun-
British
Columbia
ta
any
other
dry
dred.
The
Unemployed
Councils
dock
for
repairs
or
omhaul,
pri-asked
him
to
explain
hU
attitude
on
owned
or
operated
by
oompe-
rellef
matters,
and
the
Mine
Work-
Mtors
bellevtna
it
to
be
aa
Inexcus
Little
Stories
of
Big
Results
THE
entire
earnings
of
the
Mutual
Life
of
Canada
are
owned
by
the,
policyholders.
The
following
actual
result
ia
proof
that
it
pays
to
own
a
"fjanidrxiting'in'profiu"
policy
in
this
company.
able
as
wouM
be
the
operating
de
unsatisfactory
nature
of
rephe
which
had
been
received
from
officials,
tt
had
been
deckled
to
holt
thte
mass
meeting
of
citlaens
In
pro
test
at
the
action.
Whether
tt
would
be
possible
U
get
the
Prtnee
Rupert
repair
Job
back
here
was
uncertain
but
prab
ably
some
success
might
be
at
tatned
In
bating
an
establlshw.
policy
regarding
the
use
of
the
loca
dry
dock
announced
by
the
company
so
that
the
dtiaens
might
have
seme
idea
of
what
kind
of
treatmen
they
might
expect
In
the
future.
The
mayor
thanked
the
Moose
Lodge
for
donating
the
hall
for
the
purpose
of
the
meeting
and
the
press
of
the
city
tor
giving
publicity
to
th
meeting
and
editorials
which
had
been
written
in
retard
to
the
Prince
Rupert
repair
job
O.
W.
Nickerson
stated
that
it
was
seventeen
years
stnee
the
last
public
meeting
had
been
held
hen
to
protest
at
treatment
being
sc.
corded
the
city
by
the
railway
company.
That
meeting
had
had
good
results
for
It
had
been
Instrumental
In
hating
the
then
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
Co.
establish
an
aa-stetant
superintendent
of
steamships
and
local
audit
office
here.
Since
then,
however,
these
offices
had
been
gradually
moved
back
to
Vancouver
until
Prince
Rupert
was
now
but
a
"point
of
call."
Mr.
Nickerson
did
not
think
that
polities
had
had
anything
to
do
with
the
moving
of
the
Prtnee
Rupert
repair
Job
and
he
had
absolute
confidence
in
Vice-President
ljun-Kerford
whom
he
believed
had
been
deceived
in
conneaUon
with
the
matter
as
etideneed
by
the
fact
that.
In
a
message
to
the
Chamber
of
Pomerce.
he
'Mr
Hungerfordt
had
explained
that
there
would
be
the
expense
of
bringing
the
steam-tr
prince
Rupert
and
crew
from
Varer
i
V,
Rupi
i
M
as
a
matter
of
fact,
the
teasel
was
already
here.
The
time,
Mr
Nickerson
believed.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday.
April
g
19S3
Public
Resolution
on
Prince
Rupert
Repair
Job
is
Ordered
Sent
M
ontinuen
from
Daire
one)
company's
ships
are
overhauled
1
of
flcial
In
whom
the
speaker
had
therein
or
not.
and
absolute
confidence,
here
to
Inves-
"
Whereas
overhead,
or
fixed
tlgate
the
rlrcuiu.$tance
of
the
charge
are
already
established
at
Prlnc
Itupert
affair,
this
dry
dock,
the
cost
of
work
on
Mr.
Nickerson
believed
that
the
the
company's
ships
aftA
ecpilpiuent
Canadian
National
might
wll
emu,
should
only
slightly
Increase
the
late
in
respect
to
Prince
Rupert
tly
cost
of
labor
and
material
and
example
of
the
Canadian
Paeitu,
"Wuereaa
the
people
of
Prince
hish
made
Victorto
rather
than
Rupert
have
at
all
time
-opera-
Vsneouyer
the
headquarters
foi
ted
to
the
general
benefit
of
the
its
coastal
fleet.
He
believed
that
comnanv
in
favorable
tax
agree-
the
Canadian
National
failed
to
menu,
patronage
and
other
matters
realise
1U
Investment
and
resnon
ture.
The
writings
of
Steffens
rave
mtwUy
afffClUng
tnterattfc
flbttity
in
regard
to
Prince
Rupert
I
am
glad
tj
read
a
letter
Ii
your
'
Den
100
reaa
vnis
P1
7
and.
and
the
necessity,
In
hs
own
mter-
paper
from
my
brother-in-law
at
for
an'ne
10
misconstrue
his
Wherea
te
tne
opbaloa
of
this,
est,
of
Increasing
bu4uess
and
1-Anvn
vfhtn
I
mod
his
utter
I
'
attitude
on
the
question
Of
Social-
,.
mp.iin
a
ik.
cittaene
of
miUtion
here.
He
ventured
ta
lav
know
that
the
strike
has
done
him
am
rcUm'
wncn
uemomcy
Prince
Rupert
that
the
compam
ithat,
even
should
a
private
yard
In
good
for
when
I
leave
Anyox
in
u
VJ""'""'
has
not
always
In
the
past,
and
ccr-
Vancouver
have
tendered
lower
o
tifthmarv
h
iM
nni
ppart
or
writ
ana
becomes,
instead,
a
menace,
..ink,
f
,hlll
im.
niaVwt
fan
,
the
prince
Ruoert
inh
the
uliimatt
English
at
aU.
I
am
glad
to
hear
tnen
Dnocfacv
mua'
glveJce
10
with
people
of
Canada,
citiawu
of
h.
including
extra,
etc
would
be
that
the
board
and
beds
are
good
"
Pftoce
Rupert,
or
with
the
dry
dock
i
higher
Such
had
been
the
exper-
now
for
before
the
strike
they
sure
ln
machine-gan
and
bayenet.
the
ttseJ(
,n
overhauling
and
repairing
lenoe
in
the
past
needed
a
lot
of
fixing
And
I
am
glad
to
hear
he
is
saving
few
dollars
now
for
he
worked
six
years
in
Anyox
and
never
saved
one
cent
before.
If
strike
last
two
more
months
he
can
get
ob
in
school
teaching
to
write
Bnglish.
MILAN
STOYAKOVICH.
Fascist
State.
A.
HERTtARDSON.
REPLY
TO
MAYOR
W'tor,
Dally
Jlew:-
Mr
Nickerson
cited
other
in
stances
of
alleged
failure
of
th
Canadian
National
Steamships
tc
give
this
port
IU
due.
While
the
cit
should
bo
prepared
to
finish
any
fight
it
started,
be
urged
that
no
hasty
or
Ui-niMcred
aetlon
be
taken
but
that
efforts
be
made
to
thresh
the
whose
ouster
out
In
m
amicable
wy.
After
aja,
the
su
rases,
of
the
city
waa
lejuehr
wrapped
Hp
yrtth
the
goodwill
ef
lee
Oandi
National-
.
.-
Fight
to
tUh
George
Hill
eald
the'
Retail
Mar
chants'
Assoc
lattgej
wis
favor
of
carrying
the
flfht
to
the
floor
ol
the
Heme
of
dommens
aad
hate
the
local
tnembet
dssnsnd
return
of
the
tender
ttnfree
and
the
fina
coat
of
the
work;
If
the
present
pol
icy
of
discrimination
against
Prince
Rupert
in
favor
4
Vancouver
con
tinued,
the
only
redress
might
ul
umately
be
retaliation.
8.
D.
Macdoaald
referred
to
the
act
that
many
of
the
unemployed
had
been
able
to
obtaioai
teas
a
tew
hours
work,
in
cennecuou
will,
.ne
repair
ot
the
steumer
Prnu-
eotge
and
they
had
beta
ruihtlullj
j
40
expect
that
there
would
bt-.iJre
wuik
foiuicunung
011
iin
tTlnce
Rupert
overhaul
lob.
Prince
Hupert
citizens
had
bei-i
.ery
geuerous
in
Uieur
treatmcn
..
uie
Cdnaoian
National
in
tit
-utt
although
they
had
taken
on.
siap
on
the
face
after
another
1.
.a
now
time
to
demand
a
aqua
n
.eal
from
the
company
and.
If
net
-sary,
be
prepared
u
Uike
dirtxi
action.
John
Dybhavn
then
presented
the
Lsolutioa
to
the
meeting
for
iu
approval.
Aid.
O.
B.
Casey
thought
it
might
be
adeimble
to
add
to
Uu
eaolutkm
a
clause
asking
the
government
to
Institute
an
inquiry
11
to
the
continuous
disertminatten
.hich
was
carried
on
against
Ut
try
dock.
At
the
laggestlon
of
vfayor
Stephens,
however.
It
wai
lecided
to
reserve
such
a
requeat
uitll
toter
In
osder
that
any
per-0n.1l
Investigation
that
Acting
President
Hungcrfor4
might
be
naking
of
the
Prince
Rupert
east,
.tight
not
be
embarrassed.
Mr
Nickerson
urged
that
the
present
oommiltee
continue
to
function
and
follow
up
tu
work
by
teqii
eating
Mr.
Hungerford
to
send
Mr.
Warren
here
to
investigate
the
Prince
Rupert
case
as
well
as
the
advisability
in
the
interests
of
economy,
of
re-uoving
haadquarter
of
the
eoasUI
steamships
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
Rupert.
Mayor
Stephens
expressed
the
belief
that
the
committee
would
be
'.lad
to
carry
on
to
conclusion
the
work
it
had
commenced.
Tom
Scully,
in
speaking
briefly
urged
that
the
dry
dock
should
follow
the
policy
of
using
local
men
'patead
of
bringing
men
from
Van-ouver
when
work
was
to
be
done
it
the
local
yard
Drake
Hotel
of
Chicago
is
in
Receivership
CHICAGO.
April
8
the
Drake
Hotel,
last
of
Chicago
s
pajor
hos-telries
lo
weather
the
depression
without
financial
dlfleulUea.
has
had
srrited
for
a
definite
under,
j
Cor
Vsnteuveip.
standing
between
Uie
steamship'
Tuesday
Cardena
1:30
nm
companjr
arid
the
city
and
he
urged
that
Mr.
Hungerford
be
asked
to
send
A.
E
Warren,
tlce-pretfdent
In
charge
of
western
lines,
another
Steamship
Sailings
I
Thurs.-as
Prince
OOfge
10
p.m
Friday-.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
p.n.
Ss.
Venture
...
eHimldnlght
April
14-ss.
Prln
Norah
....
pjn.
SPORT
CHAT
Arrangement
havi
tk".-n
tuni-
;leted
whereby
a
visltlnK
bakct
MUl
team
froai
ruvvUtt
Indlur.
lllage
will
play
the
local
Orott
i
quintette
in
the
AudltoMum
nxi
Tuesday
ulabt.
It
Is
well
rt-mc
:n
bered
by
those
who
lyowed
t.t
keCball
a
few
years
avo
wlv.i
thi
.inwli
h
baf.'.ftbll
t
am
pti.vcil
n
c
ity
lcarae
that
they
arr
1
Uasfey
group
01
placi'!
arid
alway
av
the
lo?al
r.oop
boys
iUi
ih
aamtltlQB
that
they
naked
lor
i:
npt
mm.
Roth
(be
(irtto
and
uh
Klncollth
teams
are
rangy
play-ars
dtpendinff
much
on
their
checking
so.
without
a
doubt,
this
tussle
wttl
be
well
worth
watching.
Old
Country
Soccer
Canadian
Press
lJ(iMll
LK.UilK
VlHt
DivMon
Aston
Villa
1.
Mam
hosier
City
1
Bolton
Wanderers
2.
Evert
on
4
Chelsea
0,
Leeds
United
0.
Hudderalield
Town
4.
Sheffield
Wednesday
0.
Leicester
City
1
Derby
County
0
Liverpool
4.
Blackpool
3
Middlesbrough
3.
Arsenal
4
Newcastle
United
0.
Sunderland
1
PorUmouth
t,
Blackburn
Rovers
).
Sheffield
United
1.
West
Bram-vteh
Ajfeton
1.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
1,
Bjrmlngtuyi
e.
scoaTisii
iLAnui;
llfst
Uivtsten
Airdrieonians
t,
last
SMdmf-ihire
1.
Ayr
United
,
Dundee
0.
cowdenheath
0.
Partstk
Thistle
Hamilton
Academicals
Queen's
Park
un
played.
Hearts
1,
Clyde
1.
Morton
a.
Kilmarnock
2.
Motherwell
3.
8t
Mlrren
0.
Rr.nvrm
5
Falkirk
1
8t
Johnstone
3.
Aberdeen
2.
AiTurucy
juU
u-
-,'bilon
.in
iuti
a
r
1
1
v
t
(I
at
by
autuwoiit.
'
r
new
testing
tquip-aeni
enables
u
to
eltmhukte
gueasr
work
from
servicing.
We
would
like
to
have
vou
visit
our
shop
and
see
the
meihouM
Also,
we
bate
afluippumt
to
repair
any
electrical
appliances.
Out
of
town
work
solicited
Superior
Radio
Service
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Avenue
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Rupert
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AND
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Operating
three
Dry
Docks
Total
rapacity
20,000
tons
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers
for
Sleel
and
Wood
Vessels
Iron
and
Hrass
Canting.
,
flee
trie
and
Arettlene
Welding
SO-(on
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lifts
Sawmill
and
Mlnlnf
Machinery
Itepnlred
and
Overhauled
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Ltd.
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this
event.
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your
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while
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SATURDAY
SERRJ0N
j
"
In
Quest
of
Greatness
By
Rev
C
D
Clarke.
First
Vntted
Church)
j
On
th
last
jwirney
tkat
Jesus
made
to
Jerusalem
two
of
his
dtsciptes,
James
and
John,
made
the
request
that
in
the
Kingdom
tbey
sit
one
on
the
right
hand
aitd
the
other
I
on
the
left
hand
(Mark
10:
35-45).
Ttey
ware
thinking
of
a
kingdom
like
that
of
David
in
whtcfi
they
would
rule
with
the
king.
They
had
in
mind
a
worldly
kingdom.
Jeu,
orcouase,
was
of
a
dilfereat
mind
..
,
;
,
He
iiiought
of
a
spiritual
frtngdnm
ui
winch
Ood's
will
would
he
done
.
i,
e.irth
as
In
heaven
.
Ai
first
thought
we
crt
Urate
J.iin
and
John
for
their
atlfiafi-rv
but
we
an
very
much
of
the
me
nind
with
them
although
we
I,--.
40Vitnced
io
other
respecU.
enrlpe
rendered
by
the
rompriliac
jowef
of
brotherhood
leading
to
the
will
of
Odd.
'In
the
Hall
of
Fame
we
used
tc
njeee
the
men
"mighty
in
battle
AJesander
the
Oreal.
Cafar
Hi-ppleoo
men
of
power,
of
wealth
'he
IfiigjIroiM
of
Industry
but
'i
Mi,-
togueats
wat
for
a
place
of
'slowly
we
are
changing
t
the
1.'
i
uuthouty
so
that
Utey
standArdf
of
iegua
and
we
Uud
it
u)n
rak
lord
t
over"
the
ath-
great
the
Klghtbualet
the
Pjv
Tfiey
ased
tor
uosiUosi
next
to,
tears,
the
Cecils
the
peol.
mho
'ii
ruler
The
greatest
thins
in
the
serve
mankind-
the
drvoted
vml
mind
uf
many
of
us
is
that
we
get
who
are
making
Oil
wtici
"vr
near
to
the
powers
that
be."
to
rhnglnj
U
from
"omlordshii
tHe
party
in
power.
We
call
it
pat-
,co-operajUap
and
fellowship
'h-ronaae
It
Is
a
gnat
thine
to
sit
soever
will
he
chief
among
y
let
near
to
the
seau
of
Uie
mighty
be-
hm
be
the
servant
of
all
T'.r
rauke
tt
means
so
mash
apt
only
of
Son
of
Man
came
not
to
tx
tr
-honor
but
of
power
and
authority,
ternl
unto
hut
o
mini
-
r
It
is
a
in
the
smajlar
elides
In
give
tua
life
a
ransom
fu
n.n.
the
relations
between
ampoye
end
employee
To
be
near
the
boss
or
manager
is
a
great
thins
In
minds
of
many
people
The
Is
found
in
society
and
organisations.
To
sit
Picked
Up
Tank
near
nrSTUS
aamg
rom
Vessel
of
authority
has
heea
and
ta
the
great
IhhM
in
the
saind
of
man-to
AImaWi
Oefllalner
Ileeovered
'4
be
in
a
poaHioji
to
load
tt
eter
lJ
Akr
Wmk
others,
to
feel
one's
fingers
tingle
with
ppwer.
to
hate
an
assurance
WAAHIMpTOlf,
April
8
-
that
i
am."
uert
)wa
been
received
her-
'
Jesus
changed
UUngs
The
only
nwttftf
ot
an
aluminum
unk
place
in
the
kinasWim
is
that
of
ear.
fl'l
StW
tram
the
acen
of
the
vice
to
mankind.
Itie
only
power
duter
to
the
airship
Akron
la
the
power
to
serve
Place
in
the
'
1
kingdom
depends
upon
the
service
n
mcr
airtved
m
thr
rain
one
renders
to
humanity
not
set-
front
the
Interior
yesterdu
:n.irn-
vlee
rendered
with
a
bit
stick.
Im-
in
and
wiled
on
thr
r
.
.
posing
one's
will
upon
others,
but
Aiclnidr
la;
night
.or
V.i
.
CHURCH
NOTICES
F!$ST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
MJplstrr.
Key.
V.
I),
(jntnt
llolliiigwnrtli.
ILA.
Uranm,
JqIhi
;
Darry
PALM
SUfipAV
1!
AM,
termoo
(subject:
SERVICE,
AJp
MAfifKt
U.
14
Sunday
11:30,
West
view
Sunday
School
7:M
PM.,
"VICTOR
OR
VANQUlSHfflyr
"The
friendships
of
the
world
afe
oft
aoo(adjniejm
lp
Tlce
or
leafjies
of
Mleeaure"
Evening
Muptf
Chorus:
"Oo
to
Dark
Oethaenutne"
Witty
I
Chorua:
'TU
Mttjtilght"
(
Witty
i
Chorus:
"Near
the
Oram
Her
VTfH"
iPropi
the
Itln'
DarHone
Solo:
"O
Sacred
Head
rfcw
Wounded"
W
qutrtetto:
"AU
lh
qn
April
"Tlie
way
home
la
the
way
of
the
croat"