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Newspaper Page Text1 TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. 'ROSEBURCr OREGON. FRIDAY,-JANUARY48, 1 933, fX Churches Daily Devotions By DR. C1IAS. A. EUWAJIDS If hu caniiut HOH ill lllH Wllllll about u Cod's llioiiKlttK anil purposes Unit wu hliuiilil btt liluil und liuiuiy, tlu-rn llliiHt surely Ini HoniHliIni! wroiiK Willi our viHimi uiul innlerHtiilHllliK. How oltfn flml I lie wiUihm of the ' ionium turning to tho kooiIb and thu. hills, lln' and Hie floods. axkiiiK thfin lo Join 111 inilklllK u joyful ihiIm) lo the Lord of 111" wholii Hintli. They hoaid nature In nil uiIihI iniiodH iiinkhiK unit n.erry in tho prtwuro of lii' Mfkr and uskliiK man lo join In that boiik or thiinksKivhiK nml iiruiHn. Tlln jod who llillclo the changing wnihoiis. .biimiiiiih' mid winter tho Imdiliiii; hiumik and beauty of the Iron iimw intended man to ho down anil unhappy. Hive 118 hearts of Joy and gladness, that we may be filled with happiness nil our days. Amen. First Presbyterian Church. 'The Church-Mt Kalluni." subjert ul the l'lenbvleilim chuicll fur the morn llil! service at 11 Sunday. A rev erent, kindly and mrieily arrlp tural discussion of the one's ureal est triiKedy. At 7:2r, In Hie eve nlwr Mrs. limner tirnw, plpo or ganist, eonduels ail oinall vesper service, tlivltltiK your reiiiest hymns. The subject for the eve niiiK service Is ".Mao West and Knnjn l!llle n Study III Woman hood." Frank (llllhiio. soloist. The lllblo school ut Vi- a. in. All not attending other churches cordially Invlled. Young people's meetlliKS at 6:30 11. m. Young pnoplo cor illnlly welcomed. Muiulny eveiiint! nt 6:30 polluek supper by the ynnriff Married People's class, and social hour following All yoiini! married people (and Ihn innlrlinon ially Inclined) invited. Tuesday evening at 7 HlblB class In Kden liower. studylliK "The Hevelatlon." Tuesday ovonlim at 8 session mooting In church study. Wednes day nvpnlnK at 7:30 mid week pray er and praise service in church inirlors. Hludy ".M a n Fallen!" Thursday evening nl 7:30, llilile lecture nt (linden Valley school ,'Tau! Hetties for All Time the Question 'Is the Christian Under tho Law'?" Win. ('. Kaucetle, pas tor. ' Dlllard Circuit. Dlllard: 10 a. in. Sunday school. 6:30 p. m. K.p worlh league. 7:30 p. m. preach. 1iiB service. I.nokliiEKliiss: 10 u. In., Sunday school. 11 a. m., In-caching service. 7 p. in., Kpworth cague. Camas Valley. 10 a. in.. Hunday school, (lien 1'. White, nslor. First Christian Church, corner Kane and Douglas streets, Linden (r. Leltvllt, minister. C'hurell school at 8:45 n. m. ('. (!. Slunlon. sup iciintendent. Classes for nil groups. Morning worship lit 10:30. Tlienie: ''Christ's Program for the Indivi dual." Christian Kndeavorers tlleel Ut 6:30 p. in. Kveulug worship nt 7:30. Theme: "The Measure of a Man." Social hour from H'.-IFi lo 11:45 p. ni. Public speaking class on Tuesday evening nt 7:3il. lien ial psychology class on Tuesday veiling from 11 to 10. Church night 'ilnner on Wednesday evening al 'l:3il, followed by praiso service mid reports. The Church of Christ, Glide. HI ble school I : -I f a. in., classes for all uges. .Miss Helen Smith, superin tendent. Communion and cliurch service 11 a. in. C. K. meeting for nil nt 7 p. ni. Tuple: "The Church Needs I's." Keilh Smith, I ler. Church service nt 8 p. ni. Impo sition on tho book nt Acts. Wayne V. Jensen, minister. Full Gospel Assembly, ul the end nf West Coiniuerclal Ave., A. liar old Pcrsitlg, pastor. Services for this coming Sunday. Sundiiy school lit 9:-l;. William llromps, super lnlemlelil of classes. Wo invite you. Morning worship beginning nt 11 a. in. Kvcning service nt 7:30. We will have u special speaker for this Sunday. Ilev. J'nul Stephen Tahnelf Irom Sella. Jlulguria. You cannot itrionl in luiss hearing him speak. He will io doubt loll someililng ol ciintll llolis In Bulgaria, Hiissia, (leiiiinuy llllll other purls. Services for Hie Sveek. Tuesday nlghl at 7:3u. In Kpinltiouiil siii'vlce. T h u r s d a v morning ul S:3o. "Full Cuspid Church of Iho Air." 1'ildny night nt 7:30. young people In charge Jireuchlng. Free Methodist Church, curlier of Harvard and t'mHuu Aves.. lim es! F.- Lee, pastor. Sunday school 11:15 a. in. Plearhing II a. in. and 7:30 p. in. Prayer meeting Wed nesday 7:30 p. in. You am Invited lo intend hose services. Sunday echool classes for nil. The obi time gospel preached. Community Bible Auditorium. l'he stay of Kvaugellst 11. A. rcckhnin In Koselnng is drawiim to nil end. He whihes lo up. lioimce his having a very personal interest 111 his "''luce Hour Ser mon." "It Is l he most complete tinil lul'innmllvc lecture I pI(. I 53 Bendix DEMONSTRATIONS AT OUR STORE Daily ... 10 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. IT'S FREE YOU'RE INVITED RADIO MUSIC STORE said Hie evangelist. Although the lecture lakes most of three hours anyone is welcome to leave al any lime. On previous occasions when this long sermon wa given Inter est was so keen and the message ho direct that very few people left during the sermon. To thoae who lime mil heard Kvuiigelist Peck hum the "Three Hour Sennuu" gives a most unusual opportunity. The service will slurt at 7:30 unit will he over a lllllu before M: 311. All are Invited iu be preseni Hilng a note hook and pencil. A full hull. Hug Is expecled so come 11 llllle early. The Heals are com tollable but bring a blanket or pillow If you wish. The lecture will be given ut ihe Community III ble Auditorium. Eden Lutheran Church, Elgarose. Ilev. J. A. Kdlund will preach at II a. in. and p. in., Sunday. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 3 1 a H. Imiiglus snoot. Ueguhir ser vices Sunday at ll-iin ,, ... u..i. Joel of lesson: Love. Sunday school convenes nt 0:15 a. In. Wednesday evening meetings which Inclmle testimonies of healing an, I remarks oil Christian Silence, me held al n:iw o'clock. The reading room In fiout of Hi,, church edifice Is open dally except .Sundays and holidays from 2: till lo 4 Mill p. ni. Here Iho llilile mid all authorized Christian Science literature may be read. non-owed or suliscrlbed Tor. The public Is cordially Invl.ed to nllend the church services and to visit Ihe reinllng room. St. Paul's Lllthj,ra ru...'.u Corey und .Military street, West ....,:,. lie service lor Sunday, ...iiuiii ,i,i, uegins nl 7:30 p. m. This will be ,, ,...i, i. ... , "' I "11111 llllll ION and baptismal service in which u "' "' "i iiiuiviiiiiiiis will become . oiiiiiiiiiiicaui members of the Lullieriiti i,i,,i,.,.i, ... ti. -!...- , , ----- ....... .ij i,m men i liatillsni uiul cnnri,-,,. !.... ,i.i... public is most cordllilly Invlled lo attend. Tin, Suiuluy school meets nt 11:45 u. in. Those who did not receive u pin last Hunday morn- " '""'i nuunay school will re ceive one this coming liundiiy. The I.ul ii.i'iin i, .m i... , " '"ll IIIOUIICIISI "I 7:30 p. ni. Interested listeners lire urged to write In for their M.nn in iiiiomiinrk. Write lo Ihe Lutheran Hour co KILN If, le btllg. or the Liilheraii Hour, Hi Louis, .Mo. W. A. Svlwester, 1170 -Military street, pastor. Glide Baptist Church, ll - ir. day school. Mrs. Fred Asuln, sup erlnlenileni, Classes lor all. Come urn Binily the word of (bid n-lih us. 11 o'clock pieui hlug service. Theme, "The Fall and lllse of Si mon Peter.' 6:3u p. ill., young poo pics service. "F.wry )av Piob lenis," will bo the subject. Mrs. Hubert Cusebeer will bo Ihe lead el'. Collie und enjoy Ibis helnliil sert-H'li. ' Please be on lllne. 7:.'I0 p. 111., Inspfrillg song service. Come mid help us sing your favorite song. S p. m., evening message, "Threefold View of Ihe christian Life. We welcome you to tills service. Wednesday 7:15 p. m. our gulur lllble study hour. "Ceil ug n lllnl's F.ye View of Hie lllble." Prayer meeling at S p. in. You are welcome. L. S. Cox, paHlur. First Methodist Episcopal Church H. Kiiynor Slllitll, lilluisler. Tile paaloi' will preach nt 11 o'clock on "(bid el Work." music by the choir dlrecled by Miss llelene Itobfiison and .Mrs. Cordon Slew- mi ,li the organ. Sunday school at 11:15. iFpworth League at 6:30. I'.venlng worship al 7:30. The even ing address will he given by Mrs. Necin lluck, the slain president oi Ihe Women's Christian Temper ance I ' ii ton . Mrs. lluck Is u si cak- er in' iiiilloual lepuliillon with a messuge Hint will he most Inspiring mid rhnlloiigln:;. The npecliil mu sic fol Ihe I veiling service will be dlrecled by Mis. Kurl Wiley Willi Miss Fslher .Miller at 111.- organ. Wednesday eieulug union pinyer meeling ut Ihe Solllll Melhndlst cluirch. This service, Inrt'rly ni leiuled last week, we hclii v I will coutiiiiie le draw many uther-i into this splendid fellowship. Church of the Nazarenc Die block easl of the court house on liouglus street. Sunday school nl III til charge of tile Bliperllileiidelll. Harry Webb. If you do not attend elsewhere come and study the Word of Cod on this Sabbalii. You one ll lo yourself and to your rhildtcn. Preaching service at 11. N. Y. P. S. al 11:15. Young people are given a coldial Imitation to Join in these meetings. Miss Myr tle Nord from Hlllaril is leader for ihe service. Preiu hing again ut 7:30 on Ihe subject "A llai -kslid-er's llesllluilion." W. F. M. S. meel ing Tuesday afternoon at 2mm at Hie home of Airs. Stewart on Sec ond avenue. Ilegular mill-week Player service at the church at 7:3ii. This Is .-in advance anliouni enieiit bin keep Feliiualy II as an open dale. Ill- A S London will be with us fur two scrilcos ill Ihe Interest of Sunday schools In geiieial and not merely lor our denoinliiiill.in. Sll lllllll In lle',. II, lu ..,., I..... Miner and Sunday school worker. I.enimr.l ( . .lolilison. paslor. Washer Fhone 93 ll ira Prepare for Resumption of ; Home Building, Sponsor Drive, Greely Says. TACOMA, Juii. 2s. (Al1) W. H, (Wft'Wy tmluy iMlvlHrd 1'iU'iric IKM'I liVVfrtt lUlll1'!)! lill'H 10 1H'('0H1 "tiiitiiito nitfii" iu their own com numliiPH iib ii in-i')iii-;itiou rir a hiiihliiiK upliii n miin tinte ilurint; j:tK. (Jifi'ley, KtM-rcimy-iiiuiiiiKer of thu Wt'iii CojihL LuiuiK'i nii'ii b atsHii- ciutloii, ilfM-liii'iu in un miili'i'Mf to Him uHHociuHoii conention: "Almost all t'lruuciitnc prr)pliitB of tin laiiil JiKi't'e. thiii ai-tiVH nt suitijti Inn of Jkuim; Iniililinr will Int'iik' home time hi X'J'is. Hut thi 'IiiLutk' will not l'oiiih liho the men in rulllopt hih! k'"i1 pinaue (.pen jug a liituii. it ulll Hi a it with u llltlo ruvlviil of confident t Hint Iho Ituiiding of two or three liousert iu your uwu town. It will come from the (jniHB i-doIh of Anmi U.-ti. hen ttio towns und fariiiH muke their inlnila lo do u iittlo more builcliiiK, und thai little hhm to mount tiki; hpijiiK Motion loKelh- r in u Hlieuni, wu will itt art an ui- wiiid Hiirul; firm, In iniliiic thiiiK- iiiK und (.tinf Ideiu-e, then In de inaiid for liiuierfalH, then in em ployment. And ocononiiu rucovery will bo on ItB way." Campaign Urged (Jreeley ii'lvined luinhenneu they eoulii bent aid tho LeKilining of micli a loroveiy by actively hiiou Koilng a "tMiilil now" ciuuiiaiu in in'ti of their Ixune towim, with Hit! cooperation of banker, editors ind iiUiiovenieiiL Kioil. Ho Hug- Mooted tlmt eaell iHlliiliHi'ize him- Keif will) federal hou;:iiiK urluiiuiK- tiv.tiou activltieH no tiiaL he could oxpluiu tliein tu Itiymen and that liimhermen eoopeiate with other huildliiK tradeB kiouiib lo coiiHtnict deinoiiHt ration homen. Con k reus Ik ahout to nanr, new tefirtlatlon to promote low-cost liomeH," lie continued. "Tho federal housing admiiiiKtratlon Iuih again given tho coo n try fino, conntitic tlvn leadership for mobilizing not only Ihe money-but tho education al powers of the government be hind low iOHt bousing an the way out of tho present hmdnesM flump." No War on New Deal Greeley warned lumbermen agaiiinl expecting outride aid for their industry; and at the mime l into denied uny intent Inn by the lumber iniluhtry to 'strike" iigaiut government policies. "There Iuih been much looro talk." he said, "about hmuneKH t.ying to wreck the new deal, or biiKiuenrt staging sit-dow n .strikes. Anything of the sort is far from the mi ml of the went coant lumber men. Ho Ih more apt to wreck hliu neir by ' greater product ioit add more emjiloyment than the market Justifies. . M. E. Church, South. Church school ,!l:15 a. in. Youiik people's si'ivlcn 6:;iO p. m. MornhiK wor ship hour 11 it. m. KvenhiK serv ice 7::io p. in. The mid-week pray er service eunenunv 7 : ISO p. ni. i Ilev. S. It. Hmlih will uise a lulk on Huinn phhse of church doctrine. Thursday uriornoim '2 p. in., the .Missionary society will huld Its re Kular meeting al (lie church. The Keneral piihlie Is Invited to attend these services. II. C. Cleaton, pastor. Episcopal Church, St. George's. Church school II: 4a a. in.. H. It. Hrand, suierinliiulent. jMuruliiK nlilK service at liiddle. Dr. C. A. i-.uuiiMis win or ine special priMlctl er al the morning service ut the Kpiscopal chuicll. The reclol'. the Ilev. I'erry Slllilh. Is ulleiidliiK tile atiliual eoiiventlon that Is he ilK held 111 I'oillaud. First Baptist Church, J. It. Tuill hull, lilluisler. l : I r. a. m., Illhle sciiool, Alvill TilMon, sllperinlen deut. A wcll-ni Kanicd school of the departinents. 11 . m., iiiorn Inir worshlii ( hroiidi-ust over KliNlt). Kive-ininule talk lo yoiini; church iitteudani'i' leamle. Alithelu. "Land of the I'u.seltini; Sun." (Manin). Mali, muirlel. "It Is Well With My Soul." Sermon, "The Crown or Pride ami Ihe Crown of liloiy." (Next In series of exposi tions of Isaiah!. II.IHl p. in., Jun ior ami Senior I). Y. P. unions. Molh groups sleadily growing and wide awake. 7::ln p. m., evening service. I eil-luluute song serviee! wilh orchestra Special musical i numbers. Sermon. "Uoil.l Condi- i lions When Christ Collies." We I hud a great congregation last Sun- ! day evening, come and hear this stirring message. Wednesday. (i:".o ' P. in., cliurch fellow ship supper, business mid prnyer meetings. Hav ing mi to (to at prayer inee(ings. ('nine niel tiare Hie tdessine JAN. 29, SATURDAY NIGHT, 7:30-10:30 THREE HOURSERMOH BY Evangelist Harold A. Peckham The above msntioned lecture ha been given many limes before. You, too, will find It one of the most Interesting and Informative lectures ever given in Roseburg. Don't fall to be present even If you must drive a hundred miles. Allj FREE AT THE Community Bible Auditorium . . . . K05EBURG 12 -Ounce Baby' ! Two ridvHusky , f ..... X"S, V$ 4 4pw is I fs jr-inJ 4. 1 : .;, i 'U . Kite Once termed "smallest living baby" by physicians who fought ,to keep life in her 12-ounce body, Jacqueline Jean Benson, pictured above, her pretty face framed by the two candles of her second birthday cake, has grown right out of the incu bator Into a big girl. She now weighs 24 pounds and is 29 Inches tall. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sen Eon of Chicago. ANGELUS HOUR TIME ON KRNR CHANGED Ur. Chan. A. KdwardH, widely known minister of the Methodist church, who makes his home in Itimehurg and who for the pant lifteeti mouths has conducted "Tho AugehiH J lour" oil KllNU, has an nounced that be will continue his broadcasts indefinitely, but at a dilferent tluiH thait formerly, in or der to clear time for I ho "WOK Nk lloiiwld" Korum," ftlllH releaso which has nt trade, 1 national in terest. "Although many Angel us Hour listeners wilt have lo change their J listening habits somewhat," lr. i !-M wards said today, "I hope that in clearing time for the WOK ' Korum. the Angelus Hour will ho furl her serving Oregon interests. 1 Hereafter the Angelm: Hour vvilV I'd broadcast over Kli.N'U from I :.'() to 5:0(1 p. m. each Sunday." Floor Sanding and Refinishing CHAS. KEEVER Phone 631-J R. R. 2, Box 22U Roseburg, Ore. "Free Guitar Lessons" Makes no difference whether you have an instrument or not. SEE J. E. Jones Corner Cass and Sheridan Evenings at 522 S. Pine Dr. John M. Ingalls Specializing in Chiropodical Orthopedios AT THE Umpqua Hotel Sat., Jan. 29th All Foot Ailments Treated Flee Consultation Crisis in International Boon to Career WAHHINCTON. The world y. sin Is giving I'ltcltt Ham's career diplomats the bigKetl brealf they've had 111 years. t In ihe midst of the turmoil, the Roosevelt administration is tnru liit; more and more to experienced meti who have made foreigh af fairs their life work. t This is not-mere accident.?' The cureer met) buve shown tholr abil ity to lake trouble iu luigt (Jones, where the casual political ap pointee sometimes has not known, liow to stand the golf. - , In limes past, political lojiijpr, prominent men, und pal foliage seekers have regarded diulouiftiJti 'plums as . their particular , fruit,' home such men proved to. b() cork ing good ambassadors, ' such as ifenjaiuin 1 Krunldin, John. Jay and ( harlcs Francis Adams, but. many have been Bluli'ed shirts, Hacking up ambassadors and ministers who didn't know their international onions were .the for eign Bervice career men consuls, secretaries, aides and the like. All of them were unknowns merely trying to make a living and doing a poor job of that when social de mands got too heavy. Merit Counts Most of the career men rose lo minor posts through sheer merit and knowledge of foreign affuiin. And yet. the government offered them little incentive, because their jobs were constantly menaced by the patronage grabbers. Heaide.t, the good posts always went to per sons of political importance. About 25 years ago congress de elded to do something about all this, and passed a law protecting career men from the political whims or the party iu power. Then, in Ifilti, Democratic Presi dent Wilson gave the career men the welcome surprise of their lives when be appointed one of their number to the hot spot of the hour Mexico City. Further thnn that, rlckeil at the point of perfect ripeness and packed a few hours away from the fields. Such Is tho reason why "garden freshness" of spring awaits you all season in every can of Red & White I fruits and vegetable. Be like the clever Squirrel store a wide variety of Red & White canned goods in your pantry now. "Then It will always be spring," as far as your meals are concerned. Specials for Sa.turday & Monday, Jan. 29 and 31 SOUP MIX WADHAM'S 12-Oz. Cellophane Package 9c BABY LIMA BEANS 4 Lbs. For .. 23c OYSTERS BLUE & WHITE No. 1 Cans, 2 for 27c i y RED & WHITE BLUE & WHITE With Premium. Cake Flour ST 25c Oats tiT 29c RED & WHITE Snowdrift 53C Hominy ;...23c RED & WHITE RED & WHITE Biscuit Flour Z8e 27c Cane & Maple Syrup g 37c MART ... 1 p- Coffee 2- 25c Vanilla Extract bo1 29c with 2-qi. bottle free EARLY RISER I RED & WHITE Corn or Gloss Coffee -iS- --19C Starch $: 9c L. J. Alton .......SutherJin Frnnk Bradstreet Riddle N. D. Cool .Drain N. R. Fisher Kcllcy's Corner C. J. Grimm Roseburg I. B. Nichols Brotkway Affairs Proves ' ' Diplomats of America Hmiry. Fletcher, ihe mun he select-' ed, wjie a republican. ' , j$om PoitvCjalb (Wcoslve administration have leaned more and inure heavily on Um experience and judgment oi career men, until now 24 out of our , uv uniuunnatiuj a uuu iiiiiuaiers are 1 caiver men; ' Thai uoesii L mean curat i' men want (o hog ail the good Hpoti. In the first .place,' the? know competi tion from Keen minds in the busi iiessv. and profeseional World is wluit lhey need to Jteei) them ;on thuif 4oos. hi the e court place, few ,i-mreer ;men, if any, could tifiord ine .expense oi a he L,oudon and I'aris posts-, the 'two most impor tant of all. - 1 The government of the United Stales simply won't pay the bill In those cities, and, outside of eaU &ry, the social pace often reo,uire8 J1U0.UOU a year out of the ambas sador's personal )otketbcok. Incidentally, the business of put ting wealthy and Influential men In Important embassies regardless of their ability, has occasionally proved irksome to iv president. Couldn't Accept t , Once former president Jloover badly needed a" certain career man iu Paris. The man was called from his post, to Washington, and the proportion laid before him. "But, Mr. President," he said, "as much aa I appreciate the hon or, I cannot afford to go to I'aris." "Let me ask four or five public spirited citizens to guarantee you 4u. two a yeur while you servo the nation in Paris," countered the president. "Would you aerppt such a gift with the personal obligation It im plies?" queried the diplomat, and that was ihe end of that. Here From Sutherlln Mr. and Mrir. M. L. Squlrr, of Siltlierlin, Spout yestenluy In town on bus!- nnsp. RED WHITE Mayonnaise RED & WHITE Pineapple - Home8tyle or Sliced. RED & WHITE Sliced Beets RED & WHITE Spinach GREEN & WHITE Peas The following merchants in Roseburg H. F. Hebard........ Umpqua A. G. Hcnninger Glendale W. R. Anderson Roseburg L. E. Hcnninger Caneonville Morgan's Grocery Roseburg Reynolds & Adams....Myrtle Creek REV. EDLUND WILL j ..MOVE TO SEATTLE The I?ey. J. , A. Kdlund, SwediBh Lutheran pa-stor at Coos Day and r!lgaroaa,..)u.s resigned his pas torate and will move to Seattle, Washington, after the Kaster sea son, according to word leceived here today. The- Rev. llr. Kdlund has been in the service since June 1", 1!U. ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS Every member of the family will benefit by a well lighted home. We carry a complete line of General Electric Mazda Lights. 15 to 60 Watt Bulbs 150 75 and 100 Watt Bulbs 200 150 Watt Bulbs 250 200 Watt Bulbs 350 300 Watt Bulbs' ! 750 Three Way Indirect Lights 650 We Also Carry 32 Volt Lights Churchill Hardware Co. IRONMONGERS ffmjnEAv. f u will 1 1 Tf c'-.Wi l'-JIH.-rV-SlS,TJiJ r!i 27c Pints No. 2Vz, 2 for No. 2's 2 for ZJC " for30!::.... 29c and surrounding territory will Dentist ' J H. R. Nerbas, D.D.S. Gas anesthesia for extraction when desired Gas Analgesia for cavity preparation Phona 488 J Masonic Building BAKED BEANS RED 4 WHITE 23-Oz. Cans, 2 for . 33c Laundry SOAP RED & WHITE 10 Bars For 33c CLEANSER RED & WHITE 2 Pkgs. for 9c serve you: B. R. Richter & Co Camas Valley E. T. Stenseth Yoncalla R. O. Thomas..... Elkton Ellison & Ellison Dillard H. R, Underwood Oakland