The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 21, 1931, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti Saturday; March 21, 1931 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THRE3 NEWSinBRIEF urrhaae Hubartwa Home Mr. and Mr. Klnier B. Whip ple are movtac Into their new ham In the Third Addition to Allamonl AcrM which they have Just purrhaaed thru the office of tht Kavell-UUer Realty Co. The homo la a aioilera four room bungalow typo and la ona of tha aaveral tbat bave been built by llarhard Klliikhamnmr, . loral builder In Ihla eubdlvieiua. The homo la built on an acre ot Ir rigated ground facing on the main AlUoonl. Drive. firm Oka Hhup Opoafvt Opening ot a new ahop at (34 North Ninth atraet to make Mar garet McDonald oakee baa been announced. The cakea are all made of tha flneet Ingredlenta, no BubatllutM being uaed. Tbe ahop will caler to partlea and weddlnga, and will bave a freed aupply of cakee on band each day for eala. Their telephone number Is 1114. Office Open Halnrdajr Kvenliut Announcement waa made tots morning by Btephea Ha bo, man ager ot the Klamath Develop ment company, that beglnlng Ihla evening the cumpany'a of fice at l0t Main atreet will be open Ralnrday evanlnga to ac commodate Ita many patrons. Hurrerln From Via H. MV "Oene" Hammond of Merrill, prominent Klamath coun ty farmer and aheepmaa, la III at bla home with an attack of Influeaia. Mr. ' Hammond waa unable to attend the regular meeting ot the board of director ot the Klamath Irrigation district today. (iraated Ltceaae k A marriage llrenae waa granted today to John Alden llewee and Varna McLaughlin both ot Okla- ; home City by county clerk C. It. Delap. llewee gave hla occupa ' linn ai a civil engineer, and Mlaa McLaughlin, a atanogranher. Art . ot both bride end groom were ' given aa "legal." Many Attended An audience of more than 800 attended the Scout Court of Hon or held Friday evening, according to Scout Eaecullve O. K. Hoover. who left today for hla home In Med ford. Mr. Hoover will return to this city Monday. March Id and will remain here for several days at. that time. .Motor to Fort Joi Mr. and Mra. Eddie Mlnnls and lr. and Mrs. Bob Kvana left today for Fort Jonea, Calif. Mr. t and Mra. Evans and Mr. Mlnnls win spend the wek end with friends and Mr. Mlnnls eiperla 10 remain in Fort- Jones for a wees, . . -Manure Reported .- t'ontaglona dleeeaea In Klam ath rounly were reported by the rouniy naltn unit for tha week ending March 8 as follows: smallpox, I; mumps. 1; lowbar pneumonia,. J: Inlluenta 14; syphiirv, i. , ', - - Mrrifard Visit Mrs. Harry Klnabarger and Mrs. Poyla Franklin of Medford. motored to Klamfth Falls Friday for several days visit. They will he the guesta of Mra. Docla Nor- ris and Mra. Lottie Aller at the , Klk hotel. Nona; Practice Mrs. Maude Chrlstensen will direct song practice for Women of Mooseheart at the Moose ball Monday 'evening, March IS. All legionnairea Interested are Invit ed to lake part.; Practice will commence at 7: SO. Hull Filed . Suit waa filed In circuit court today by Iba Bulla Valley nation al Bank against 1. C. Olson. Plaintiffs aue to collect on a pro missory note to the amount of 1576, and 175 attorneys feea. Car Cati-hea n , Tha city tire department was ,..nu ui exunguisn an automo bile fire oa South Rlxth street ' this morning. The (lames were quickly extinguished,' and tha car waa only slightly damaged. Arreete Recorded Six arrests were entered In police arrest docket at headquar ters Friday night Charges were aa follows: transportation of II " quor, possession of liquor, traf fic violations, and speeding. tlaremoat Gurata Among recent arrivals at The Claremont Hotel are: Roy L. House, Medford; Pat Daly, Ran 1rr"el: L. Klutx, Mt, Sbas- PELICAN Milton Sills in "The Sea Wolf" ON THE 8TAGB THE KLAMATH UNION HIGH , SCHOOL BAND ' IN CONCERT PINE TREE Irene H. B. Warner and "ON YOUR BACK" RAINBOW ''' Lupe Volez in "HELL HARBOR" Character CIoM-Up. H Full f-HVr il.rl.h cJrtmee Home Mies Marlah Crimes arrived home Friday morning from at. Helen's ball at Portland to spend the aprlng vacation visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. nenry (Irlmee. Rhe waa accompanied by Misa Cole Bernard, of Portland, who will be the house guest of Mlaa Urlraee. The two girls will return north Monday night. Baslneaa Visitor Bill Mullen, ' former head of the realty department of the of fice of tha state Insurance) com missioner under the administra tion of Governor Pierce, and one of the beet known ehowmen on the Pacific coast, waa a bnslaeea visitor la Klamath Falls, Friday. Rummage Bala Planned The Rebekah degree ataff ts completlna plans for their rom mage aale to ' be held In the Murray building on Mala atreet. Saturday, March II. Old Fashioned Musical An old fashioned musical will be . given . at tbe library club rooms April I under direction of the Rebekah drill team. It waa announced today. Grand Jar Rexoaveaea The Klamath county grand Jury will re-convene Monday at' ter an adjournment caused by tbe Illness of Elmer Balstgsr foreman. Former Realdeata Here - Mr. and Mrs. Earl Simmons ot flrants Pass, former residents ot this city, were vlsltora la Klam ath Falls yesterday. i Visitor From Kogcajo . Margaret Calahaa of Eugene arrived In Iba city last evening to spend the week? end visiting Mrs. Been Brearclllfa. Returna to rorltand Dr. Carl L. Parsons has return dy to hla home In Portland after spending aeveral days In Klam ath Falls. Dr. Persona was reg istered at tha "Claremont," Tnl laha Ylaltnw Frank Corpenlng spent Friday in niamatn rails rrom hla ranch noma on Tula Lake. Midland Visitor Mlaa Muriel Folsom spent Sat urday In Klamath Falls from her home near Midland. . . . Bend Flooded As Clogged Culvert Ob.trucU Water BEND. Ore., March It. f AP) Rend raaMenta Inilti, m kj.it m palrlng lawns and pumping water i rum oaaemenis, ana the city un dertook a survey of damage caused yesterday when an Irrlga tloa ditch broke five mllea from the city and sent a flood of water imn me iow pens oi mo town. The Pllnt Hut ... ... I MMti ed when a culvert became clogged auer suu second feet ot water from the Irrigation ditch awept Into tha. Mnal A kAtil an u jthe ditch bank was washed out . V POLICEMEN'S WIVKft - ' - WANT PROTECTION aaHasaaaa BERKELEY, Cal.,' March ll. I API Kt -!m nt b,.w,1m Ilcemen demanded tba police do aometblng today as a result of a robbery at a bridge party attended by the wives yesterday. During a party at tha home of Policeman Lawrence. Laird some One atole the wnmefFV tan. mil purees and a recent photograph ot uura.. iiA8T BHOWINO TODAY ' ' 1.A8T . SHOWING TODAY Rich ; : ; 1 . Raymond Hacketi ln ' LAST ' 4 "' . SHOWING. TOP AX j a. M S SIGH GHEETS PR a. V. n. n. ARIZONA, March II. (AIM The Imnreealve eight of two warships along the rail greeted President Hoover ' tble morning on the third day of bis vacation vovaga- to Porto Rico and tbe Virgin Islands. ' The destroyer DnPont came alongside with Its ' band- playing and Ita crew dressed In white to give the preeldent a greeting be fore II relieved the destroyer Taylor, which turned- back to Norfolk. . Tha DuPont, ' detached from tbe United States fleet for Its new duty, - ceme northward at high speed and circled the Arl sona. Preeldent Hoover and - Becre- tarlea Hurley and Wilbur accom panied ' Captain Freeman' this morning on the rounds ot bis regular Saturday Inspection ' of tbe uoDer decks. 'They did not venture Into the lower part of the ship, where the beat waa In tense. Tba' ship awnings had been spread overnight and the' presi dential party sought their shade. Tbe sea waa smooth, tha weather fair and the wind gentle. - Although tha preeldent la com bining business with pleasure In his trip It la understood he plans no commitments on future poli cies there. The preeldent Is looking for ward to an opportunity to vis ualise conditions and after hie atudy It Is possible administra tion policies may be reshaped. looking forward over a period of years to complete self-government. Tba Impression bolds - aboard the Arlsona, the trip can be taken- aa presaging mora direct attention to Insular problems. The- preeldent will meke no epeecbea except for brief . talks In reply to greeting ceremonial. . The president,, after dinner last night with some newspaper men and officers be Invited to eat with him, sat on the, front row at an open air movie of a detective story. A thousand offi cers and men were packed back ot him on anything they could find for seats. MARKET QUOTATIONS PORTLAND.' March II. (AP) Receipts: Hoge 10, aheep 10, all direct. Week's totals, approx imately: Hoge 4710, rattle 1556, calvea 110,' sheep -1715. HOGS, compared week ago: All rlasaea steady with slaughter classes steedy to strong at week end. Bulk and practical top, 140-100 pound butchers. (1.25, with scattered lota Monday on beats ot fS.lt and IS. 40, and considerable proportion at week end at tl.xs. Strong weights and beavlea IS. 15 down to 17.00, moetly $7.25-7.50. Packing eowe, 45.60-4.00. Slaughter nigs. 17.26 7.76: odd-head 18.00. Bulk feed er pigs, l8.00-ff.00, mostly $1.00 for under 100 pounds. . CATTLE, compared week ago: She-stock uneven from ateady to I6-60O higher. Steers mostly steady with weighty kinds weak to possibly a abade lower In In stances. Bulls and calvea ateady. Bulk high medium to good, un der 1000 pound steer. $7.25 7.75; nothing averaging over 1000 pounds above $7.60 or over 1100 pounds above $7.16. Lees desirable kinds, all weights, down to 16.50 and below. Top car lot betters $7.26. Strictly good grade absent. Top car lot cows $6.86; odd-head $4.00-6.60. Low cut ters and cutters $2.00-6.00. Cut ter to fairly good bulla $4.00 5.00; odd-head $6.25-6.60. Veal era and calvea $1.00 down to $5.00. . , . SHEEP: 8trlctlv choice lambs and ewes quotable 25o higher than week ago; other claaaea ateady. Bulk to choice lam be $7.00. , BUTTER: 8teady. Quotations unchanged. . i EGGS: v Firm, looks higher. Quotations unchanged. . .Milk (bwtterfat), poultry, country meats, onions,- potatoes, wool, nut, hay, cascara bark and bops, ateady and unchanged. BAN FRANCISCO, March 21. (AP) Butter (at f.o.b. Baa Fran cisco, 14c. i ..... . ' Reames Spring Tourney Starts On tba first dsy of the wo men's spring ' tournament ' at Reames Golf and Country club Mrs. Huntington Taylor waa given first prise ot two balls and Mrs. Henrietta Qulnn, sec ond, of one ball. There was an excellent turnout -for 4ha first day of tha tournament. Tha first event waa a handicap play. Committees for tha year have been named as follows: ' Handicap, Mrs. O. A. Krause, Mra. Paul W, Sharp: tourna ment, Mra. E. W. Mersereeu, .chairman, Mrs. W. O. Smith, Mra Henrietta Qulnn; aoclal, Mra. ' C. B. Harding, chairman. Mra. H. R. Perrln, Mrs. Thomas W. Deltell; purchasing, Mrs. xivnrr aiue ana - ears,-a. ju. Hau ler. . Mining Board To , Wind Up Affairs SALEM, -March 21. (API As the result of the refusal ot tha governor to approve a further ap propriation for the continuation of Ita work in making a mineral survey of the state, in cooperation wun tne federal government, the aisle mining board, has been call ed to meet In Salem next Friday to wind up Its affairs. The board was created to con duct the survey by the 126 legis lature and given an impropriation of $.10,000. A similar survey made At The Tba Balvatloa Army, 61 Wal nut St., Pbona 41 W. Ensign and Mrs. C Ford, and Lieut. D. Mundy offlcere la charge. Services as follows: Saturday night I p. m. special evangellstio service. First -meeting oa Sunday (:4t -meet for prayer.- County Jail a err ice 10 a. m. Holiness meeting 11 Sunday morning pro ceeded by open air service, corn er th apd Main street 10:10 a. m, . Sunday school and Bible elass 2:20 p. m. Sunday afternoon, 7 -claaaea working, ' there 1 a place lor you. Come. Young Peoples Sunday open air meeting 7th and Mala 4 p. m. Young Peoplee Legion eervlce 4:10 p. m. Senior and Junior open .air service 7:20 p.. m. followed by mam meeting of the day, tne Sunday night service g p. m. Salvation ' Army Girl Onarda with membership of 10 meet at local hall Monday night a p. m. Girls between 11 and II Inclusive invited. . . Salvation. Army. Corps cedete. I young people between II and 1 years) meet to study special Bible course) Wednesday after noon 4 p. m. . salvation Army Llfa Spring Bcouta (membership 27) boys be tween 11 and IS year meet Fri day night at local hall. The Chums, Junior branch of the Scoute meet at tbe aame hour. Uegular gospel services. Tueedar. Thursday and Saturday evenings I p. m. - Wa Invite Inspection of all branches of our character building, and temnoral relief work departments. . e , C o ra m a a llr ronarreatloaal Ctiarrh, Garden and Martin Sts., T. Davis Preeton, minister, 2027 wantiand Ave. Coma and wor- ehlp la our. beautiful new church. I on win enjoy the worahlnful atmosphere. You will feel re freshed menu ly and solrltuallv. You will enjoy tba sweet volcee of tha girls vested choir. Tha morning service of worship la at eleven o'clock, with eermoa by tha minister. The church acaooi meeta at tea o'clock with graded lnatrtt.!on for Christian character bulldlnc. The Boy Scouts, Troop 4 meeta on Tuesday evenings In tha Mills school at 7:20. The Girl Scouts meet after school on Thuradav. Tha Girls Vested Choir meets for rehearsal on Friday after scnooi ib tna cnurcn. a a Thm iatholle r-fcnM4i r ath and High 8ta.. Rev, F. L. Gels, pastor. Rev. T. P. Caaey, assist ant pastor. The Maasea on Sundays are' at 6:10, 8:00 and i:io. Tna last one Is High Mass accompanied by, tha par ish choir. Oa Sunday evening, there la Rosary and Benediction at 7.10. Oa Holy Day the Maaaea are at (:2ft and 1:00. In structions for pro pec tire mem bers are given every Tuesday evening at 7:10 In tbe rectory. Choir rehearsals are held In tbe chapel at 7:16 Friday evening. SUNDAY and MONDAY The Story I Tha Cast I The Songs! The Star! .tHere is a Fox Movietone talking, singing romance' that attains perfection .verdict of critics and public , alike.. A story with enchant ment, superlative a star without a ,.j yql in the realm : melody in 11 SONGS ! HARRY GEORGE ' In a Stag MM . BVr B m. . BJTTa. av aTTfA 1 1 Va. vabasava-- i:. - A t ON THR SCRESX Joan Crawford in "DANCE FOOLS DANCE" Churches Everybody la cordially Invited to attend tbeae aervlcea. Merrill, Oregon Masa la bad at Merrill every Sunday at iu:oo, Ming attended from Klamath Fall, ... . e e e Fliwt (Tjarrh of Christ, aVera- uat, iota and Washing-Ion. Bun- day school 1:10 to 10:1 Sunday eervlcea at 1 a. m.. Subject "Matter." . Wedneaday evening meeting at a o'clock. Free read ing and free lendlnc library oaen afternoon on week daya from 2:10 to -4:10 except on Wednes day and Bonders, also before and after - Wedneeday evening meet ing. - Tba public la cordially in vUed to attend tha services and use too reading room. . . e e . i Klamath Temple, Eighth and Oak Streets. Rev. Fred U Horns hub, pastor. Sunday School, :46 a. m. Carl Uundereon, an perintendent. Clauee for all agee. At 11:00 tbe pastor will preach on "The Seven Better Things Tbat Await tbe Children of God." The Klamath Temple 20-plece orchestra will render special music, preceding tbe eve ning service beginning at 7:46. la Divine Healing Practical" will be tbe sermon subject at this hour. Fourteen . miraculous testimonies from varloua denom inations will glva inspiring testi monies of marvelous, healing. Also Francis Florence. 4i.e noted soloist, will sing "When They Ring Those Golden Bells.:' Week night aervlcea Wedneaday and Friday at 7:45. Saturday night the young people ot tbe church conduct a rousing evangelistic service. All welcome. - e e . 7-loa Lathcran Ctiarrh (Mis souri Synod), 1026 High St. G. W. Hoffman, pastor. "Our Great High Prleat" will be the sermon theme at Sunday morning's serv ice beginning at 10:10. Sunday School and Adult Bible Claaa meet at 2:30. Special Lenten aervirea on Wedneaday aveninga at 8:00. Sermon topic next Wed nesday: "It la Finished." Yon are cordially Invited to attend oar services. e e First Baptist Church, corner Eighth Btreet at Washington. Phone 44. W. Leonard B. Bigle, pastor. Our Sunday School meeta at :5 a. m. Ceo. O. Welch, superintendent; Ellis Chamber lain, enlargement secretary. B. Y. P. U. at 4:46 with alx sep arate Vnlona to accomodate all agea for training in church work. Morning worship service at 10:45. 8pecial message and special mu sic Evening evangelistic service at 7:45. Tbe message of the pas tor at this time will be "What Causes the Depreaalon, and What la tha Remedy? ' a e e St. Pal'a Kpiscopal Ctlnrch, 8 th and Jefferson Sts. Joseph S. Ewing, rector. Phone I14-R. Rec tory 420 N. 11th st. :46 a.m.. Church school; 11 a.m., morning prayer and sermon. . Theme, cast, and Story Tom Barry VirteUihf ' FRANK. BORZAGE STARTING TUESDAY and ; JAZZMONIC hi. RHYTHM KINGS Presentation of Muaic, Mirth and Song. ,. "Prayer." I p.m., confirmation rlase In tha pariah ball. 7:10 ;.m. Sunday Evening Bible class. Sub ject, "Tba Book of Job.", see ' Thai Imntaaael Baatlat church, Corner 11th and High at. The sermon topic for the. 11 o'clock hour Sunday, "Beauty and Bands." Tbe even las- eervlce at 7:46. The theme, "Hornet and Angela." Tbe three B.Y.P.U. aoci etlee will meet at 4:10. The Bible Study and Prayer meeting Wed needay evening. The ebelr re hearsal Thursday evening. The Sunday achool meeta every Sun day morning at 2:46. There are claeeea for all agee. 10 0 e I ' i -Klamath Lathrraa CharthV I, O.O.F. ball, 6th and Main sts., Eugene W. Lee. mlnlater, phone 10SI-W. Sunday achool and Adult Bible elaaa 'begin at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Theme: - "Courage- and Fear." Evening worship at I o'clock. Tbeme: "The Redeemer Speaks." A cordial welcome ie ex tended to everybody to attend. -.'' e e Ftret Preebytniaa Church. The second of the series of speclsl programs la to be held at the First Presbyterian church. Sixth and ' Pine streets, this Sunday evening at 7:10 o'clock, with the Young People's society of Christ ian Endeavor . in charge. Miss Dorothy Kllllan, the preaident, is to be in charge. The program consists of the following: - Pre lude, "The Lost Chord." by Sulli van, Mra. George Mclntyre, or ganist. Miss Grsce Bafford will read tha scripture, while. Miss Ruth Vannica . will . lead In tbe prayer. Tbejronng people' chorus will sing "Our Beacon Light." Aa taatrumental duet will be pre sented by Mr. Robert Vaa Duck er and Mr. Paul Swaggert. Miss Dorothy Kllllan will . speak on My Responsibilities to tbe Church." "Loyalty and Service" will be Miss Oleta Stanley. - Mr. Harold Van Docker will speak on Attendance and Activity." Ra- mond Weed is to lead la prayer. while Miss Oereno -Tipton will! speak oa "Talent and Sacrifice."! In tha morning a special con secration service ot tba canrgsa era la tbe "every member" can vass will take place with tbe pas tor, the Rev. A. Theodora Smith, epeaklag oa "God's Ownership and Its Consequence." The Bible achool with classes for all ages meeta at 1:45 a.m. Tbe Christian Endeavor socie ties meet at 6:10, both senior and Intermediate. e e Scaadla Hall, ath and Walnut streets. Divine service conduct ed in the Swedish language, at 10:45 a. m. Tople: Peace with God and Man." Children' meeting at 7:16 p. m. and the evening eervlce at 7:10. Tople: "Under the 8hadow of tha Al mighty." Rev. Alex G. Samuel sou ot Sacramento, secretary ot tne Swedish Missionary associa tion ot California, will be the speaker. All Scandinavian are heartily Invited. - Prof. J. A. Hultman, the cele brated Swedish singer, will give one of his popular "song-erre-nlnga' at the American M. E. SUNDAY and MONDAY FOX. Movietone with .MAUREEN O'SULUVAN J.. M. KERRIGAN ,, JOHN OARRICK TOMMY CLIFFORD , ALICE JOYCE TARRELL MACDONALD rhnrcb. 10th and High streets, Thursday evening, March 14. e e First PraUoetal Aaednbly No. Main St. Sunday services, Suu day achool at :45 a.m. Inter mediate and Bible elass for all ages. E. J. Davlaoa, superintend ent. .Morning, worebip at 11:00 o'clock. Sermon eubject. "Tbe Fruit That Remains." Evening Evangelistic service at 7:10. Ser mon subject. "TSe Ona Thing I Know.. Week night aervlcea. Tueeday, Thursday and Saturday at 8 o'clock. Tuesdey night's sub ject, "The Boas of God." Thurs dey night's subject, "The Holy Ohoet a Person." Saturday night, prayer service at 8 o'clock. A rordlal Invitation to all. Rev. J. H. Stevenson, . pastor. Phone 1018-J. ' e 0 m First MHhodlst Church. Corner 101b and High streeta. Melville T. Wire, pastor. Church achool at 1:46. .Morning service at 11 a.m.,' duet by Mrs. Angwln and Mr. Patterson. Sermon by the pastor. Epworth League at 4:10. Medford convention reports In league. At 7:10 there will be a aolo, "Hare Tblne Own Way," by Mrs. Wire, and an addrees, "My Relief Program," by Mr. Jamea Luis, proprietor of the Union Luncb. In which he will tell of bla experiences, views and future plans. , Naxairwa Churrh. Rev. James Dole, pastor. Hollneaa preaching at all aervirea. Sunday achool at :46 a.m. Claaaea for all agee. Jamea Graham, superintendent. Morning preaching service at 11 a.m. Brother O. Weaver will bring the. message In the absence of the pastor. Young peoples Emp 538 MAIN 1 -i : Next to American Bunk . Glean Rooms : Reasonable i Rates In Center of Btzsiness Dutricf aaedal Batea to Peraaaaaat Gaeets Mrs. Lena Noel 5. SUNDAY . and - MONDAY THE STAR OF THE HOUR! When her world eaud "no" , . when the finger of acan dal pointed her oat of the crowd,. . when - her eweet heert aeid "it won't work oat" . .' . ahe ataked her all on one - mad gamble " with life and eh led "I'll take the' chance." TKc'pfctHrr ell Sain Vnm. : . ----- cue if ravmrv hett . . NOW AT POPULAR PRICES mm See freatlica't Owm Dattsewr ' , , I WUk JAMES BENNIg I .CHAaus auraawoBTM ' JOAN BLONDCI.!. , . - I NATALIE MOOBHEAD , ' BICABDO COBTEZ CL4UM fllLUNdWATtr awamtt Sim v. ; .. r ; '' STARTING SUNDAY '. "THE GOLDEN CALF" - Eye Filling, Tune Thrilling Comedy ' ;' " of Legs, Lowe and Laughter ' , ' with r (a JACK. MULHALL, SUE CAROL and EL BRENEIL HEAR THK "MAYBK ftOMK DAY BONO H1T8I "CAN I HUM IT" meeting. 4:30 p.m. Mlse Mildred Staab. leader. Evening preachlag eervlce at 7:10 pro. Mr. C. W. Everett of La Grande, Oregon, will bring the meaaage. . Wed nee. day night prayer meeting et tha church at 7:46 p.m. Martin at4 between Orcbarl and Garden aU Milla Addltlou. .. , e e f e First rhrlatiaa Church, North Ninth and Pine ats. Dr. Eatoa will preach In the morning at 11 o'clock "It I had only ana ser mon to preach," In the evening at 7:45 bla aubject will be "And he waa There In tbe Prison." Sundsy school at 8:46 a.m. Our graded school has a claaa for every age. The C. E. aoclety and the Junior C. K. Society meet at 4:10 p.m. Church night, Wednee day. At 4:10 pot-lurk dinner fol lowed by prayer and Bible etndy. Choir practice at 8 p.m. oa Wed needay. TOO LAT TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE S-room modera house, Hot Springe; fireplace, hardwood floor, full basement, furnace, on purement, re -decorated. Priced , right. T. J, Webb, Realtor, exclualva llat listing, !3 Main St. Il-3t WANTED Small bualneee. lum. ber or - bardv're preferred. Perty cart Invest $1,000 for In terest or business. Inquire. T. J. Webb, Realtor, 828 Main. . 21-21 WANTED Capable, middle-aged unincumbered woman, perma nent Job, wor kfor small fam ily; good home, fair wage. Phone 413. 21-lt WANTED Boarders, $1 per day. 828 Walnut Ave. . . It-It ire Hotel W 1 v 1 - : iiw.t v I v".?va a -a y this year wai vetoed by (Jovornor Molar,