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THE TIMES.
Pare Three
II
CABLES TO
END STRIKE!
i
The Emergency Is Grave;;
National Labor Board Or- ;
dereci to Make Finding. !
(By latere itioaal Hew Seirlee.
WAiHIX '" TON". .Ism. 11 . Preside ni
f.lscn tofiay . sbh ti from Paiy to the
National wr Labor Board to maUe ar.
Iicd.-i. ' in j.-rgatjot; ar.d an avard
tn h- New T.-rk harbor strike, proir.i ?-1-
that the 11s. y dr ft men t. th- war
anrtme:u. tht railroad admintsiration
tii'- sh.ppmg board will make tht
e.'.ard ff.cti c. :t na announced a
the.
While House executive o!-ti.s today
'I'ht ttvt o." tht prcs.fieui's cable foi- i
tary of labor as to the serious situation
v hieh has developed in the port of New!
i Trk and th- strike of marine i. orkers
v hteb seriously cripples the tno.e: .er.t i
. " troops aa supplies. Ccnsider this a I
"v oi-y
-rae orneraenrv atid unner'tand
1 i t it ha? arisen because the partits
i ;'n contro-.ersv failed to make a ioint
v ilimi'iicn to the ria
onsl labor !
.-.(r4. J a
"I earnestly request thai cu take upln
ti,; ca again and proceed to r-ak a1
ndm. I atjor'rtate the hjttwtv nd
K'rtctnt.v of the board in annoum inc. on
veanesday, tnat u ecu id not promise a
Cnat deeia.cn in the controversy wtth-i
!;jt a. formal submission of all partse3.
Vul I am sure that the war and navy
i leperunents, the ehipping beard and
iTaiiread administration and other gov
rnmental agencies interested in the
It ontroverey vi ill use all Uie power t hich
they possess to make your finding ef
jf'rctive and I also believe that private
'boat c.T.ers t ill f?ei uonstraired by
.ej-v consideration of patriotism in the
T:snt ome'tency to accept any recorn-
n-endatlon which :.our board nay max-v i
MLhugh the national war labor board
-vp to the signing of the armistice, j
-onceined sol-ly Tvith preentlon of
topping of -tt-ar -work and the tnaiuten
iar.ee of proluotion of materials essen
tia! to the conduet of the -war, I take
Jtbis opportunity of saying tbat it is my
arnet hop that in the present period
'of Industrial transition arising from
iha -war board should use all means
.,thin i'.s rower to stabliz conditions
nd to pre', ent industrial dislocation and
arfare.
"WOODROTV W ILSO.V."
5
REPORTED
(Br ZatanaaUoasl Va-ars Sarrtea.)
tVASHlXOTOX, Jan. 11 Increasing
ariemployment is reported in the weekly
leiegraph reports to the I". S. Employ-'
ment sorice from representatives in
Industrial centers throughout the coun
try, the department of labor announced
''-di. Twelve s'ttes reported a sur
p .13 of labor as against s-ven last week.
The slates ere California. Colorado.
Idaho, HHnoi". Indiana. Iowa, Mlssoori,
Srtontana. Nebraska, North Dakota, Ore
gon and Utah.
In the district south of Minneapolis a
portage of lbe.r is reported.
Boston reports a slight reduction in
the number of employes. Buffalo still
s.-ons a large surplus of labor. There
Is a' shortage in N'ew Tork state of cotn
irron laborers, ships and railroad work-so-
and automobile me-hanics. Penn
I' iatiit is the only state showing a
Wnunue4 demand for workers, it was,
announced. Reports were received
ihowing that 10,09 men an needed.
There is still a surplus of labor in
tll.nois, principally in the following oc
aurations: Common labor, clerical, coal-miners.
Jcv layers and piastertr?.
r
S
TO START
CHICAGO. Jan. 1 1. W,!l 11. Jh: es. '
-rbairman 'of the Republican National J
7o".:m;I tee.
:a -t th 1
was
todav prepar-d to
prepared to
campaign
e n e e r be
-is .e?dy.
The national committee. nen 1:1 ses
ivm yesterday gave Haies full power
ird authority to name the executive
je.umittee of ten member? "and such
s'l.-r committees as lie may detsr
r,.ne as ncessa-y.'' This unprecedent
ri authority and power is a blanket,
termit for Hayes to launch the com
tig campaign whenever h sees fit.
Two planks m the 130 Fepublican
flatfornt wete pra'-tieally agreed upon
es'trdai. Onv holds as treason what
today tai!d Foish- ism. Tlie oth
11, a quotation by the late Theodore
Sosevlt. is the foundation of th
art of the 19S0 platform that will
ave to dc w-ith the conduct of natlon-
J affairs during the war by the ptes-
irt administration.
Goi. Burnquist, of Minnesota, in a
i-peeeh in which he bitterly denounced
Tne Be-lshttc. iki, is bel-eved to have
our.ded the keynote of the coming
ampaign. when quoting Abrahem Lin-
o'.n. he. said:
In a dsmocracy, when a majority
ule by the ballet through the form
f law. these physical rebellions and
iloidy disturbances are radically
rrorg- n mtonstitu tional and are treas
n" NORWEGIAN
CHURCH SERVICES
AT GARY
. es.n e: vices will he held on
ivnday tho X - ii at fear o'clock. ?un
school and conhimaatlon class at
kits o'clock at Eighth avenue and
lasachutt street. Gary Ail w'-
S
ME
LEGISLATURE WILL
STIFf 1MEHDMERT
Prohibition Question One of
First That General As
sembly Will Take Up.
(la'eraational rfaws Sei-Ttcs Staff
Correspondents
; . 1 T'l A.r-U.I.-5. IS V.. Jan. m
; of the firs' mat'":- to he tonsidt-red by
j the bt!'.cnly-rtrfl 8sioi of the Indian
j Stati Lcg-lsla'tirc which convtM.1
I Thursday, tctll b" the fe2r! prohibi- :
J :on amendment. Twenty-one states ss :
j far. hs gone on re
, t ion v i ) pt ohib.t kt
rd mi fa', or of i:a
?re of them th ?
ye b !'.
Tic
'.ar? is t'HI-s doubt that thy I -i : s : a - 1
'.! ratify :!; rai-i.-.d-.-ej. pu-ting
- on . co: i in fv.cr of . "dry "
a? ,:. legislature two Ars ago 1
made Indiana
'dry". And the mav
vo 'Mi
ei" if t ti'.U drawn, up by the '
Ant i-Saloon
a true of Indiana js- pajj-
i f il hv ;!:! leeilaiur-.
T1, ' r, I..,,
J lie a n. ;--:oo.-)
e v i-.ich
?'ar.?b'ir;- .
(..ideratton.
!4 oi a'.i
pr.d isoft
ha. b?er: 't'c?rri t to
3io:r: g er.erai.
oul3 put at) end
: r
he
nori-jr.tnsica tira
brinks, and lv.i--.hr e
or. -r.pp;e the soda
oun.a.n
a ceo rt'.r, t to Star.?-
hi:ry.
L.t' le norl: has be:i
,h"' fa-" h' 'A,e I'SJsU'.ir
aci
phshed
'.rsday
!-e r.evr '
" - " m.ua--.-. . . i ti-...i,. . u
tneniber" aitair.ir.tered the oath of office.
fhe chief cent of the day v.:s th ad- I
"rcss or governor j-r.es r. t.oodrio!i, t i
jint es?lan of the fcojse sr.d senate,
u house chambers. j
Testerday the. sr.ato:s and represent-
m" ur.est.-o ti.e re.ev.- or tne is.xn
and 13?fh artillery rcgi-.ien' s. SSth (Cy- 1
i:'o,if) (3i is:on. t". S. A., lormerly !n-
diana National G jard.-men, hctv- at Tori
'Benjamin Ilariison, a-sraitti.g flscharg-;
after seventeen month in tederal serv-
ice. three of them overseas. It i? not j
thought Lieutenant Govcrncr Bush v:!!! .
be ready to announce the sera:- eomniit.- j
tee before Monday, and thn
work of the sotons will start
:he aei-jal
G
MUST
WASH OUT CRIMES
Only By Doing That Can
She Become Member of
League of Nati3ns.
i
(87 lataraatloaal sra-vs Sarrica.)
- r.VRIS. Jan 11. Germany can only
become a iricrr.b-r of the league of na-
t.ons after washing out her crimes, by I
Pyiil8r Indemnities, by repairing all J
w runts ana py meeting ail obligations, i
both material and mora:." said Leon 1
Bourgeois, famous F'rench authorit on I
me supject of an international leagu-.
in an interview print-d in th Tans cdi
uon of the London Dailv Mill tod'-.
I "X observe that the American plan is
I without an eConoVne side. The confer
j ence should consider an international
4X . . . . ...
. "nS,,tii acneme. - must come to an.
.agreement on questions tone-rning all'
rlM aHle9- u"-h as organation of work- i
er, industrial legislation as to wager
and aboe all, the health of the work
ing classes and an eight hour day. I
"The frst form of the leagrue should j
embrace the allied nations that fought
the war. They should be in absolute!
agreement and pledged to maintain
peace by compulsory arbitration, uni-
versa 1 limitation of armaments and the i
necessary measures acainst anv atat- t
violating the int-rnationa! agre-ments. a. m.
In case of a flagrant violation military ' -S ibjett for discission :n th- Broth
s'eps may b tie.essary. thus necessi- j erhood Class. ' A Nation's L-adct."
tating the maint-nance of rn nimum na- i rreachinc services a: 11 a. nv, and
tional arrangements suit iciently strong! 7:45 p. ni. The pastor will prach at
lo enforce onedtenee ti th nP:nA;.u. I i .,l
tbe allies are going to establish at pie
preliminary sittings.
"After the peace conference the posi
tion of the neutrals should be consid
ered and then th- Germans should le
asked to present credentials as a candi
dal- for admission. j
out. tne worm conference, foil own,; ;
the peace conference, must e-.amice and !
satisfy itself with the guarani'
the Germans offer."
ibs: ,
THET AHE FINING
THEM 111 WHITING
t
East Chicago Man Tries a
New Route But With-
Any Success.
ls?r.e.A;. To Thii Tiki." j i
WHITING. IN'D., Jan. II. Lcuis ,
romosu of Eat Chics go. who was ar- !
rested in Whit r.g. charged with br.ng- j
ing intoxicatias iJ-T-or ir,' the stal-. ;
ha Mig ii b. ro?ses.e,n 5 -gallons t-i i
vrlii.-key. wa? p;ri;.gn'3 bf
'Ireen. P."i:uti! " - s ,,ntd
J'l'ig'?
0 and
costs and
for thirty
.ierten'.ed 'o the ;oun'.y jai!
ay .-. Upon payment of tn-
fine and costs am.ountina to Jl "0 he
s-ntence was suspended.
ati i
U. S. TROOPS !
ARE PURSUING j
DESERTERS '
(Br lataraational Stews Serwica.)
ATLANTA, 'ia.. .Ian. 11. I". I-, sol
diers left this hiornms for Culherso::.
F. C. from which point they will
plunge into Ciiion county. Georgia, to
round up George Crawley, accused of
shooting and wounding: En'.ted States
deputy marshall Dl-soii and about a
hundred other deserters from fhe army
who have been in Iiidltig in the moun
tains of Northwest Georgia, defying
arrest. A number of other dsputiea
ai also expected to reach Klaiiaville,
Ga , today and a d in capture of the
deserters.
Some of the hunted men are known
to h- armed and may offer serious re-sistenc-.
Colonel Herman Glad-, w-ith a pick
ed company of soldiers' compos- the
g 01 -rnment force.
six mtoe" f
TRANSPORTS SAIL
(Br Xmternatloaal Ifewa Serrdca.)
WASHINGTON". Jan. 11. Six addi
tional transports tarrying more than
5.000 off.ce.-a and :v.'n of the Ameri
can Expeditionary Fortes, have sailed
from France foi the Lnited States.
General March, chief of sa!T.'has an
rso'jr.. -d.
UNITED STATES IS
t- - ?" 'si-.-
1." !.' ,..i:.t
X.
rv" vt3--jU -t!
k " a r
Map showing Loer California nd
Senator Ash ur?t of Aviion?. hu
:::;rcdue-ed a resotution in the sen
ate for acquisition by the U. S. of
Lower California and part of the
I IN AIN AROUND
--G A R Y
I
m A TTT TA Vc"
M
The n;nih day of Denemb
f n ; ar
i ago the city of 'iiai;
issu-d ?45.00 in I
, municipal bonds to pay for the creo- j
I fiem of the city lull now in use b" the l
! :run;cipal:ty. 1
Ther- b;rs n.. bar.k? .n ;, y at
that time the bond, we,- pur.-has--d by
"it- r tvat National l-ank of Hammond,
The bonds matured on 1 .e.-embcr !.
t':9. and on that d?-- th- ntv of Gai- .
t'-.rough its city tr aurer. W. r. Hun - j
ter. paid the Kiri National Kank of i
Hammond .the uni of ;.'.) and a- -
trued inter,-. st, ta.U:ns up the bonds. I
The Gary rit i;tl va bu.it in, the
spring ar.d summer of 1 !'! and ,ic- i
tupied :n the autumn of that ya: 1
The et
hall has Jist be-n rerje.--
o.-ated. the first tin..- -n the ten . a s 1
and pr-sent; a hands-jme jntej ier ao-i
pearance. '
CHURCH SERVICES.
"- S:d P. p ' 't-M .an eh,
ne.- Tth avenu- and rennsy ivania
Kdgar 1' int-nney jm t1,. pa'fo.-.
Snar servie- and bible school a
l : ( S
, 1
.Subject forenoon -evni'in. "' . s
Promise to the Prayer of Faith'" This
is the second sermon in a s-iies on
"Praye:-."
St: bject - -n n? -r;v.
"Th- Peril
Jr. the Stione Hand."
Tomorrow be the second
Oo-To-Chcreh .-"abatii-. Come and
-. - -r-.i da- in this consrreKa-
n. A cordia1 w-lecrr
?nded to all stranger.
wi!i
MAJOR UMPLEBY
ARRIVES AT FORT
BENJ. HARRISON
Leite: s re e.v efl by
jo. .'. A. T'n.plehy of
Artillery, who, with V
r ved at Cai:; Merrtt:
:or.i overseas, anr.otin
::tit ha? nr; i""'l at
..enis fro.r. Ma
th e 123th Field
s or.ir, inc.
a few .da: s ngo
r s ii'ii. hh rec-
Foil S'tijain'r.
i'arrison , and tl.st
tlie tiienibers
' e . i 1 j s t e r e d o
! h'
v.
r 1
TIMES FASHION
FASHION'S
Hy Annalvl
LADY'S AND MISS'
One ij oaslir deeej-feil p the Ui:z. -'r.
ier linos of this dress into tuialiia: :i a
i if is etlremriy rarrow. but sucii is no'
the case, as tho deep inve.-t.d pl.iits a!
front and ha ;k gire pleolr of freiHimn
No. 90S" ia in one pie. e from shoulder
to hem. and either s be! of the materi.il
or a cord girdle "n. ay b worn. The in
erted plaits at ttse hack conie from tite
slionlders. but at the front ther start at
the bast line. The broad Put.'h collar i
rer girlih. and the I,!-,k how adds :
sniart tooca. Tbe f i'l lecfilb siee-res a r
dart fitted..
Tbe lady's and miss' .one piece dres
No. JJOS7 ia cut in sires 1 and IS T-ar
aad 36 to 44 inches bust measure. Width
af lower edge is yaris. The Dt in-m
siie reqaires 5 jards .Si; inch or 4 Tari.
44 iacb. with 14 yard trvh contra
material. Trice 10 cents
-'M
URGED TO ACQUIRE LOWER CALIFORNIA
J ,
CAL.tr
O RN ) A ( A K I 4
m mm m '-v
SAN FCLIlVr 0-...
11
TUCSON
5 ist
? ji- f UTI
1
altar
r 1 .Lit V A. L" I V T 7T I Wf I
vf-H.
Trs
.s-
Stat tf Souora. part of whit-h, it is arged. b- acquired yrhh l.ovtr Ca)ifirni
;pl Senator Hrnrv F. Aihurst of Arizona.
State of forora. He voa'd have
tr.e fjovernmtr.t Dbtain therr
throjpn r.esrctiation with ' Mexico,
lie points out that Mexico xould
be unable to control the territory
a bo -it
!1 r;
njddol of the. preasr.t moothj
and the off'.v'era '.ill be r-ieased from i
r ice sbout t:ic first of Vebiuarj. j
The Tij' i" ij go:-)? to cy.;:-. tr.e arm:.
TWO UNDER
APR.TST
Hi! i;- .?';i'jd of Ltoerty stree
Im-aeo and John Soyssy of iS2s Ca:
f;-ve-t, Indiana Harbor 'fere arrest
d yesterday by the ii :r.nv-nd polite
ba-5d with lolatinp the liquor law.
Itotb nT-n we;e rtdirg in i taxi and
CITY HALLUnu?d had ?. one-half gallon ugs
j n nd
tw.
nuerts nr wn'.Sr.ci an
o: -
I .-ay had t-tlve q jam
w hiskey :n
'.ittie hand .crips.
Ho tii men we;e fined
S 1 0 j
h by
i o'ii L
judge jot.r. iu the Hammond
nmrnin.
STATE OF SIEGE
ISPROCLAMEDj
By lutamatloaal Jfe-ws Serrlce. ) j
i""rENHA'3KN'. Jan. 0. A state of
-g lias been proclaimed at Berlin j
the t:i,ert government, .-aid a 1:.t-
at
from that city. i
?.ny w
uiie n ha 1 '
jo.ned the olun-J
r army ituui -..rt. . . . : - 4
'id-.'
cT'"erl hundred persons w-er killed
or wound-d in toe flghtinc o-its-de of
the Wolff Pureu and the Anhalt s'a
iion on Ved ner dd y.
FIRE AT GARY HOTEL
V .-iiijli liUz a"" th Garv hoi
Din ys'.erday caused considerable e:.-
itcmta: unions t'i :i.1" and eta-
pioyes '.vheti stn-ik- was obserr ed com-j
n.g tnrouga t i uot 01 the na'lwai' in
b rear of tie iobb . Tho fir- alarm
was turn-d in .tnd firemen d sco'-ered
that the jois of the. fioor had ken
fil e frort n o. erheated s'eam pipe. The
bss was tiigh'
RETURN FROM .
SOUTHERN TRIP
Dr. and Mis. T. D. Ebright. of Madison
'iet. Gary, ha.- returned from an ex
tended, trip through the south where
l;ey went for the bene.'. if Mr.
F.bright's heali;,. They .!s;,ed will: -relative
in M.-ssiss :ppf. I.ou.saca. . T--as
a ud lov a
GARY SOLDIER ON
STRANDED SHIP
'.orrora .
orge,
ildmr. nccorrti
- his parents. Mr.
..rner. 61S Harrison t
"'.jii'ied l.(':i?'oi-t N'f
j c-:' I'::e Jslan.l b v.t ten clays ago.
j r -ra 1 Turner espeet to be !,on.e
i rloi t t'no and v::'.tes l-hs rar tirst
had a n cy.''
1 itt Fran.-'
t in.
DEPARTMENT
FORECAST.'. '
Wnr:hi:ic,t.i;:.
ONE PIECE -DRESS.
burner, a Gary , h
t5 a inessato reCej-,e j u 1
; 1 1 j y I IV)
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Saw ; . -
MAIeCiALv
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SILVP CfTY
v.NacAL: i 'Sitq
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CRT; 2.
AU.ENPE
- to. . ; v?.
1
: Jtl 'TAT m
-or protect it from foreign invasion.
This couirtry. he believes, could
convert the territory into a gfreat
3 jr;c ultimO country by lrriga'don
from the Cc!orado nver.
HERMAN UECKER
SUCCEEDS NORTON
et eesior, of the
e a i ;-
.it:
i - ourc
Thursday niaht. Hrmsn l.'cckT. t
ishi-r of the S'ate Bank of Tollejton.
" I s 1ho.1i hn.tr, 1 t.-, et! !. la,-.,,--
f- Mtlei- Xortnn. who resigned to becom-
1 mg" of the circuit court Tho fortr.al I
.lection -a 1:1 pt i,eid at the n-xt regular!
:--:ssion of the city council. There was
but on other candidat-. J. J. Ke'.I-y of
the real estat- firm of K!lv Seni
mes, i-onsidered foi ihe appointment, but
t:''e'-r T- n. the s-tnnfntm.i' ,in tf ftt-
j v,:-0...
j
ARMY DESERTER
' ARRESTED
Torn t'liorak. an army des-r'er from
'"amp. N". J.. wa- arrested ye-terday by
the O.ay police at Serenth avenue and
Massachusetts street and ordered held
f-T Federal Officer '"ieorze Bragdon
TV A TfTTV T1TTT T T1T1
VISITS HIS SON
David Fuller of Schn-ider. this county.
isited his son 3h-!by and family et 6C1
Eighth aenue. Garv a few di-s the
present week. Mr. Fuller was returning
from a trip to K-nned-. A'is , where h
' iit-d his brother, Elmer Fuller and
at ' f.imil-.
CHIEF'S WIFE ILL.
Mrs. V'ilHam I'orbis. wife of Chief of
Tojj, e For hi, is report-d quiie j;t at
her home in reiware stre-t, Garv.
DYER NEWS
Monon agent w ill stop Train N"o. 33.
the. midnight tram on Sunday. This will
giv e everybody an opportunity to go to
yea a good show or spend a long d-ny
v ith relatives or friend? e.nl come back
at nigh. At this writing thtj-e -:.l be
; '. n pasrenner- to get off
I ;.f. L. Kejilwan transacted business at
j Clucago eslerda:..
j' O-ir teachers attended the institute a.:
H-immond today.
j Miss Kahler went to Haram-and Fri-
.' ay evening.
"Reconstruction
and
Restitution"
II
I
I
iiini
-Mr. C. M. Swindle,
deliver the second of a
O. R hall at 3:00 p. m.
i1
Itot
I
nd Mrs. J. H.ljjj ;-'
reel, v.r.j en the j j liiili
i them rasifcc off 1 Hill -e--rfff2'.y)-Tlw .:
t m on both his trip UI . ; ' "if liil '
hi . - jot ..',1-; - . li!
1 neconsfruciion r. Tv-: ;: - - uaivm li. 1
I 11 . j 1 i'vr.vJ 1 i!i
I 1 6 If I SB41 1111 VT-t. r,.;.'t,Vl --,; 1 ? ii -?r- . V ? . '.. I ., -r ,Z
i M
lieconstnu-tion!" What is it ?
it le accomplished? When?
"-Restitution!" What is to
Amern a and her citizens? From
as cilie', countries and nations?
1
tf I
He a
what Mr. S'in;!e ha.
"1111 I .
j
Whcric to Worship
at Vtrlsus Himmonl Churcbss
CUristlF.n Church.
Calumet Av, fju:
C. J. liarr. 1-K.stor.
CT'f.a fT nil srr h
:i0 c. n,.
I0:1r" a. tr..
t:S'i p i,i
?::' r- i.-.
i;. ;: . bo, i
R;b!o Srho"'.
jtiorr.It.K ; a u
'..'!( r i t i.-j n lCndTi
1 ; a nolir't 1. ?' r
fcj to thi;:!.
Pin St. Freibjtti-lan Chorch.
i 10:00 n. ui. - Sunday ! h .!.
'It.t'l M. n.. - r; I'li; 'r1..
j f, :SH i. i-:..-S--nior ' ii ;!; u EB'J!ca or. ,
' 7:-0 ; . ir.. rnir. f'-ri':e.
; fi Aasccia'.ea Bible S'eata .
j s p. t.i. - i . o. r. :..-.a. iy?-eta ;
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TriedeES Ev.aeliial Churcc.
Ccr. 'oh. S'. jir.J Indiana Ave.
Kiv. i'e'.e: '.'e.;, Wastor
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10:20 a. r.. Chuv.-h strvie
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j r-:ui!is (.i r: ec at t r t.
Captain Satiiiid lleoognirj in charge.
airt CbarcA of Cbrlst, Sclaatiat
T39 South llolir.ian strert
Morning serii e. at 10:40.
Tr? v-nme I" :-..r.:; . ci n ee.
:ng at 8 o'clock.
sumay schooi -it i. o ti'.'in.
Heading: room ir.
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cscept legal -holidays
I from - to i p. tn. Also on Tur?d; and
I'rida;.
evenings from ::"i urtil 3. The!
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St. Paul's Braugeiical
Clinton street. F.ev. W.
Lti-niiiii, Sb
I-'. Lichtsinn,
pastor.
10:0'' a. m. Morning worship
il.00 p. m.--Sunday scbo"!
class.
1.3'J p. m. E'.cnins woi ship
a-. i .T'ible
, (auainsili ErangeUcal Cbxrcli.
; Rev. A. J. Hotz, pas'or.
I Fhono 11S3-W. 1
3:15 a. m. Sunday s-naj I
lO.'SO a. m Morning azr j
No cenins service.
Tirst Congregational Church
J F.ev. Kee-, e.i, i.-tor.
; 10:13 a. m. suiid';.' scho-ii an 3
: study.
! 11:15 a. 111. I'reachin;
7:110 p. tn. rreachinc
Subject. "Life of Theodore Koore-
elt."
Ladies' Aid ?cci-ty. Thuryday after
noon, at 5irs. Newmans.
Tirst rreab-rte'.'t'Ja.
Corner of Jiighland and Hob.T.in 51.
J. C. Farre'.t. Minister.
Thone lOlsX".
3:45 a. m. Bibie school.
10:45 e. 111. Morning per-, ice.
Sermon by Dr. Walton of Gar;..
2:3i p. m. Junior Lcdea or.
:30 p. m. Christian Endeavwr.
TiT.O r. m. K. eninr scri i, e.
l-ermon by tho pastou on ' I.
from the Life of Koost. c' ."
Methodist Episcopal Cbnreh
i T. J. Basset t, Fasto:.
j 9:00 a. m. Class meeti-.;?.
I 3.45 d. m. Sunday school
Classes,
1 10:45 ;. r... Mini::.; ..orehl;
i iiSC n. m. Junior league.
I C:"0 p. m. Ep-jrorth lea?i.e
j 7:C' p. a. S-.ening worshiy.
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j alt. Maui's Choreb (Eptsco-cai.lt
j vr. J. Hawthorr.e. Rector,
j S:00 p. m. Early clcbrat:.-:
i f"0 . tm. Sunday school.
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the most noted Bible cxeetc of
special series of lectures which
Sunday.
Docs the Bible
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de hh: a: f'd Hreas oi K'.;ro
Sm-i-irtire. tior5 "npstit.uticr.'
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11:15 a. 111. .Sunday .s'-bool.
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; 4 B7 Inter-natlooal News Serrlca ,
I LO.S ANGELLf. CALIF.. Jan li
1 William G. McAdoo announced here t
iday the appointment of Walter D. H'-i -hie
I3" ''I' successor as d iroc or-g enerai ''
j railway:-. Mr. Hines lias been assis'i-.i
j diroclor-genral almost sinte the o.
; ganu-ttion of "he rail.. ay adminis ra
tion.
The appointment of Mr. Hinea wa
made by Fresid.-nt AVllson bv cable
cram from Paris. The cable was trans
mitted from the White House m Wash
ington to Mr. McAdoo a he was speod
ing on the train thrmigb Arizona I"
'ahfornia for a vaca'ion. Mr. McAdo
rc'-cjvrd the president's announcement,
of hi? choice by a wireless apparatus o i
the train, and he announced the appola-
j ment as soon as he reached Lo? Angeel1
I In flnnouncln.; the appointment M '
M-Arioo stated lhat Mi. Hines is 'in
I ui! sympathy ith the pvLe-ies whish
n I l,e . e euided tho railroad e.dmin:stra -
1. on and w;ta tnt views or the pres-
I ldent on tns railroad quesnon.
j .Mthous.i the official papers ar
! nouncir.g tiio appointments cf 11:11"--
j r...id .1 no mention of salary, it is -ir-i
d "rh'b'-i d'.r.-'.oed that his present salary o "
I $-;5.o-J'i y--ar will be increased so 3'
' to bo commensurate with his added r-
1 ?;'or."ib iit.ie:
t Mr. M-Adcf . rv! as d; voctor-j??
j iral of rai':roa.1s j;,at"-, r.o go, ar;,
j meet cft'cial eiti"; S'l'wed j race: .
tr j two salaries.
I In the public statement by Mr. M -
r. A coo too ay. ai:r.ouncjs the a;.p:nt
ment of Hires. .-.:
Calvin H.
Swingle
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