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“ ul bl. tboe occurrences have hon
5- and lens (regard. and tau. nut-
‘cit-era-.-eopautaia; tothe htdortryhas
fig. lartheagtag. the subject at avia-
ifiu has given way to other antlers sl
phlle interest.

llowever. aviation needs pttblir inter-
g support more now than e-.er be-
'hre. And just because there are lewet
at-ltlents than lornerly it doesn't tar‘
fit aviation  ad experi-
naotatloa have stopped. Us the con-
trary, our air forces have node encour-
jng profess in the In two years._'e
hue the largest company in the world
Qullag alr_ boats on co-ntrcial llnes,
Dd our air nail service is highly sac-
ou-tal. The United sum holds the
ohruca. spend. altitsde. longdiatssce
bd nudop rcorth. and the total nil-
 lbwn h IE county .aat year on-
Qodd tbt ol all European countries
ufinod. So. we are holding our own
O loan with other nations.

Germany. hrply heeauae the has horn
laluod be h by is Alhes. has been de-
wnq at .1 her gun». to resenrdt
bdhnsheptitogethualarpnnulterol
‘quanta! engineers and designers
1 will enable her to advance by
that and 5....» when her present re-

mfihlana are ronoved. Endand and

_ Francs. too. are preparing lor yo? lor-
wtdataplantfltisseceasarythalwa
6 ooet&g to enable our air loreea o
fistheprogreaaolwhieltthey arrea-
phle.

Tb laet that private concerns in thh
country bye mria thousands ol poo-
Xfl ll the lfi two years ‘without I
single laiality. and also the laet that
hherant or “Gypsy” fliers, have curried
hallo:-do ol thousands of pasrengers with
only one [calm to every ooo,ooo stiles
U-flight, proves that aviation in rapidly
“g to the point where ii j_a canner-
clally [tactical and. what is there itnpor-
&t to many people--sale.

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aervlcoa at 7:30 o'eloeh. The Rev. ('.',,,,c of .5. pt“. y,‘.,” m." oddhf

C. Hatchet will spook at the or-rn’ng . ' . .
service and it. it... w. 0. Dixon tim .' "“" " “" ""- "' ""'°‘ """"""'

speak at the evening oervi~e_ Sunday ' In fl‘ 9009 "55 5'. I01. or alneltaind
2Lztflrmf:::w£r:«»«»»w~m-~
l'n.lo_n leetn at 6:19 o'chrh. i -

flllfll. on its first appeoreore in the meets?
Calvary. '
The services at (lalvarv (‘lturrh moor 0
. ll.

lrl eighteenth-century London.
'0' ‘m 5. .3 “um”: :30 L m ' rlt‘.ltt.' ul -en-ational interent to the goo:
CotICunion.°9:Il a. I. 5undav school "l=‘- l ll‘l"l*'l 5'" ""‘ “‘““¢"’l""l
and l0:45 morning prayer and -rrtnnn
There will  house lot students at
theparishhoueasuaual at6p.nt
The rector will be out ol town ‘ht! week litmnrltm are now as ¢‘0lIPl"“'l7 ‘l'3‘l 3
II‘ I“ Friday   be nlnillfil. ‘ gubzfd an lorgn, gnd i] '3. qmly when .5:

and", .:,h‘,,, Tmttmut in blown inside out my stolen,
.1-t..,.|_ 9,1) ._ ._ 11,5, ,...,.. ' -fut .x .mrse:- any attention.

ire ‘an 0P_P°"|I||i‘|'Y for l-rlvlarihrr» j “Similarly with am‘. am 1'» or;
llglfi rtrwct . . ' ,. . . . . 5
mi‘ 0.30:‘. .osn".°.o:;.fht'"“:‘ dznary hat is ahnolutcly untateresttng so!

“A flgggfgt ¢{ s,...|," 5)....-1}, |,...”¢_ l long as it remains on a nan's head. and‘
senior and intermediate, 6:!) p. tn. Even.  .,,.,.bo¢ty hgn to all on it or aooe wind?
ing worship, 7:2!) o'clock. Scrtnon,- . .
 wad‘, ““'“* -tahnito carry it oil in order to raise n touch.-
7;fl P, ._ 3. ¢-5.3., at ,5, Pu.o,_ as a sntlle. There were hundreds ol‘
'. ‘_’F|I linen wearing hats in Kew Gardens when;
‘[5, .3”, 5,...“ ch‘.‘ fir  was there the other day, hat the only
tlnn (lurk will he held I 9.!) tasr-linterestiq hat in the place was one that]

row --stag in the Y. it. C A. Andi-l ,
tartan. Prol. Walter Gifls and L.‘ hem Mo". “"0 ‘M d.cLP0nd' “

worship in at l0:45 a. tn. The subjectlntan walked up and down. very ad and:
ol the Rev. l'laushalter's sermon is “There ' ,, - ' - - ,
i’ “I . u ‘h la” 0‘ God‘, ‘Min. hviousfy wondering whether it would

An anthem “And On That Day" w:‘l be
sug by the quartet. llte suhleet ol the
action at the evening worship, which ‘km hr "fill i'""°" " H ""7 c"""'

vrar depends in the name way on suit

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 o‘ J‘"‘'‘ |""l"". Tb’ mun" . it hernttte- uttdnnr. and men a bootlart-.1
will Ilfl "Gad iaa Spirit” and “God '
to _lavu." At the Christian endeavor"
heating. at 6:.” r. In.. there will he a 1 Wl')"" "l *""‘""‘ 3" "".‘l"'dV in ll",
special service to welrritn- new -tutlrnta.
The Junior llottgrrgatiott in wv'lt¢‘Ill.ll"tl‘ __~ _ _ __-_ H
for ‘=30 o°d~k- jttttstt HOME sttcnrrranv

Mrs. Liuie .“0Itl-. Dllu was in (llier-~ To 370}: lugyu 31-gALnq(;l
antnergan last euntner. will talk on the . I

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l tt rnrnes ur-tied, immediately heroine-gt

--tree! ."

l—na Saya Next Year!

It ha hon said that lile is a atiala- “Pa-ion Play” at the midweek wrvicr. KW.“  W B.
, . Wednesday evening. t . to o‘ lt. , it re a ill Worse
l*‘‘‘'..' ‘b. 1. d.” 0. “uh "r The executive board ol the‘ Wnmv-n\ Than Laat.
“ ""5"! '"“' "'l"' "“7' Council will tweet next Friday alter ' *“
, llv la-aaolaoloaed Frau tan. (.0 . _
“ ‘It the lorees of nattwo to his ‘noon at 2:3 o-cloth. I Dr tun The ne‘tt twin .7.«'.‘:ih.'fi’lrp..
fl complexities ol thought and action» s.t.“.-(—:;';“..' l.tml may lie worse than the last ten. So.

has Ian conotitue at. greatest t..uie..i
lihtp at ll. The Rev. ll ll. (.rtllin'-

ilu has become tnaster over many
“hdoaeolthehardeathghtnrotnea

'I5¢Ihaolthetnan.uay.inasensc,
henaasotvdbytheehatwcteraad the
conduct at these conflicts with hinsell.
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Ile wllhou tho& to aaythlng but the
am  at physical lhllfl. tn...
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llaasor Endeavor at 4 ..°.imt ....t Y t-
w& b andoavors to control hlnaell.9.H'. C. E. at 7 o'clrx-lt.

Oxh

.ss- ht-vtn 0'lltg;lns. the home nerve».
Kan’. who. though t'0l'IVll'.t‘l‘tl lhu the op»
ponenta ol the gnverntnent are finally

l-"ll-1|. believes that the rlternsaths will‘

r
.

Bible School at 9:15.

\l«-tnmg wv -

Itlhlttl in “God and the l‘l'.\-tum?"
Tb’ ._u}m,” 0' be worse than the ronlliel itaoll.
U'lliggms say‘ there han been a

ill EIUICI in ‘A lh"P'rale Lane" “h"|,,“l,. .pp,ov"',,,u" of tun] pmp,.,_

even
and a Noble (‘.ure."
neuday evening at 7:30. T
public is cordially mama to all 0.9..

services. I _ _ ,
_._.._._.--_.._.-_ nch l en, He cited rgaaa where,-

ITALY AND U. 8. TO BE having plundered tnansiot-ts. people.
CONNXTID BY (‘ABLI bought larns with the proceeds. Simul-
-———-—— tancously with restoration r n’

otntno

‘honesty the last vestips l the irreg la

PHD to Lay NOV Line to ratnpai 0 '
lloplneo OH One. ' '

was calling thent-elves respectable have
taken advantage ol the lighting to en-

gn will be lurcihly removed. .

_any suggestion ol I deal now with the’

Q Cfifj Fiona dun. (Copy If.)

long,--Dhaet able u-g..:i.:.jm. [,..‘rcpuhlican leaders who had a chance ol;
' 0'Higgina estitnatedl

‘lt‘ll' 

lornbg services at l0:45. evening ll'0¢lIlO U Nlfl 10 ll l"N‘l|‘&- Gk‘ ‘.4

play a violin solo “Simple (Lottie-a.ion.“§lirst. Nearly everything that we use or,
‘ .':~ the -e-.-mtl- time in three years they

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Practically $0 per cent ol the cirruh-
tion of the two leading papers ol Sioun
(ily cnnninls ol the larn element. A
rolune ol larnt n-w-. ttm about for:

' ‘“ ll" l"" "“" "'l"‘ ""l'd ""' "“llcgialation, and rural cutntnttuity locals loller a l$nlt in jowrna
peltnd witlt at-uses. \;et umbrellas iniare enployal tn rendering the appenl.be

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Iv Catolidoled Pecos loan. Hfoyvnfi ICQJ

M.-t Fnna.~(.o. April 8.—No longer
are blood; tong wars to '
Francisco‘ nolorlul. twvatorlom fl ‘-
wan ssnelfl (lhixtatown.

Never again will the failure to pq
an  lntt tan debtor. the hidnap
lag of a lhineae sing-song firl can
the tong slayera' guns to rgttling dflth
in the hr! shadows ol loos Alley f.
along Crnnt avenue while Heft“

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tnalthers warring flriental “protective

''°''- - ""hd«l' behilbull '
Ra! Hatch are the teachers. .\lornia|.”e ed" 0‘ “nth ' b"°h“d'd ’°"“"”tm'" U I m fl-Pm” "'18?! 804 NVOIUCV

rs.
Police have rv-iterated this edict. and
Ulllt prule, lur recently lltt‘ (ihilhlttvdlt

what it means: No tnore tong Its.

'-law‘ nipped a mnllirt in the bud.
Two weeks ago him; but Ting stole the

takes place at 7:1), is “A Bit ol Pa_vrhn~; \ tlV‘V‘s9llO becomes interesting only il ‘ll’ "l ‘M! 5'" Ll”! 3"‘ ll“ lo ‘

lflilllllt.- nlcl lhllfl. Wong is a uetnbrr in
rod daruling --l the llop SING’. a la!-
millalile l‘hmo~e ltghtmgi tong. Yong

 No
Longer Rage in Chinatown;

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.."__ umymn, ,, ‘M5,, ,,,,.,.m,,,,,_ * woanaa's page. the children's corner. otoch ireap antold reward.

‘ Serial stories. health hlnta. radio news
it1.Iorioo olhtrdlile andapocial
lleatares lor the youngsters also are in-
Vcludd in th atvbea Jlered by the
 City papers. Truly tlry serve all
claaaoa.ltonthechildtotheaged.and

lb. that it would

well lor all in the proleodon to study.

-'.'_..-. -_ - '.~ .+s...-- -

leach lag of gold an aatonatic lor the
Chinese killer who wald undertake the:

"'5" out Tlngoldwaatohec.laintedalter'

the killer uxecutal his commission ol.

don}. ,
ar between the Hop Sings and the
slugs was to live broken lorth at A
nidnidtt. liatesd Sergeant ol Police
jack Manson and his Chinatown squad
atgppd in at both tong houses. in each
'dln9¢ ‘anion talhed collectively to the
president, several rlce presldentl. the aec- ,
ol tho rival tonp.‘
_ A. an alter-ath Swain! “anion;
warnod the tang leaders that they had,
better rnatove the bags ol gold. Tl"!

M"  d    0' lfICh ll? other  Ol lllt‘ POI!‘ ‘fluid mjde [hr unjnjjgoug u“ ‘of ")9!  W h who lo-ll ‘pd

no tong war git under way at uuuzught,
,in Chinatown. '

l . ‘.1.

Vai, in turn, is a In-mn-r ol the buey~
VH2‘. a -mlllrr t-in". but which ' paot

clalhv-1 h.t- nv-ttlr tt_tt lnr its numrr -A l in-

lv-rionty by llt" arrurate tlsarhs .-
ul it- gunmen. ’

ill": l‘-in promptly appealed to the
"op Sings to right his wrong. Tlte Hop
Singmae prnt'n|tll\ sent ward to Yong Sai
thrmtglt the Sury Sings tlut he Ii
o-Ether return the wile and baby ol Wong
r-in or pay Slllll Kn alternative oler
was that ll" rv-turn the haliy but could
keep the pttrla..rt«-cl wile hv paying a .4.-
llll ln1lt‘tYtlttl\. long Sat relused huh
oflrrs

“Tlv-‘n we will elatl the blood 
ty," on the duturn ml the Hop Cittgn.

An hour later Pong Sai'a tong. the Stry
Sings, sent a nl"‘\\Iflf back to the "09

M ty Ind lo--tin: of houses. and that per- Stop which in ellert was that it a hair:

of Fang §ai'I Oriental thatch was
hurled. they, the Suey Sing; would
into the llop sin... with both feet and all
their gunmen. The Hop Sinp just an
pmnptly arreptr-d the challanp-.
Fortltwitlv the lung

llclans on Grant avenue bocane feverishly l

active. In both buildings there §

Tl" 5°.’ "°"-""V ""’ ““°"'l"l 0‘ wheeled into protninent place! & huge.

larqvsererl and inlaid mother ol pearl “ta-
ble ol death," which figures in owary_toag
war. lpon the ‘at of the rival toag

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"'¢“]lsays. Ol that auount about 3-10 a work
and oer-I
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others.

    

er-halhvald V
hisaowlaouaono-,‘
traction aysttn.l'lo&thon”ort|
citiaeaa ol hath tho OI8 

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5'

«.1. neetanllthe tralns.l
' as “races.
the streets solely.

aflaglartlnir noth-v
' ol

“rd atI'viea."l

lot the night.

. board ol diroaora. an-
, starter, ropairj, switch
. hand. French decfled
lthat to taahe his line pay he wauldhnve
to inaugurate a freight and expreu aer-
Ivice. Now he carries anything front a‘

cigar: lur luhers. attach to the sat-
laetion ol all.
Fl’¢ll¢h'1 inrntnf in nltldlly bcreaaing
and although he in not yet in the tnillion-
'aire class, be t- making a cotnlortahle
Mll-

His weekly revenue averages CISO. he

goes for power. supplied by meter. and
he pays two tnoehanica who lrlp I

the can running. % a week each. I
rensains goes into the bank to the credit
ol Raymond French, traction nagnate'
extraordinary. ‘

‘Son ot Harvey W. Young to Buried.

The body ol tlr inlant non ol Mr. and.
Mrs. Harvey W. Young ol Independence‘
arrived in Colunthia this nothing and
.wal~hjlfl£d in (Lolutnbia Ceuetcry. The,"
:child was born April 13. Mr. Young in-
theaonolL.A.YottngolColttntbia.and
Young is the daughter ol 1. E.

 
  
   
  
   
  
    
 
  
  
  
    
    
   
   
  
  
   

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The average mother-inalnw story ahoufl '

bet0la(l"'.8llcllt8le88l'etl8fll88lifQI’a1uu-3"
onelt . tanythingtosaybutwhenotteisltt -,
condition, silence is truly golden. -

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Every mother-in-law was first a mothae, '
\ .

The greatest love story is a in .~. ..
story; a wonderful demonstration of a git-Pa 
for her mother-in-law. You can hear thb
told in new and interesting language at

Dean Walter Williams’iBible an.

Cozy Theater, 9:30 a. In.
Topic:
“The Woman Who Loved"

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Whipple ol this city.

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SERVICE

‘For whonnever will save his lile shall loan lt:
and whosoever will lose hia lilo lot My aaha
shall lind it.“-—Matt. 16:25.

HE greatest thing in the world is love, out of which springs serv-

ice, the act of forgetting one’s self and being considerate of .
Many go through life seeking happiness, as they
would aeeli the bag of gold which is at the end of the rainbow, only to
find that the goal for which they have been striving is amyth. Wealflt,
power and the things which they obtain, do not bring happiness.

Many strive for one thing and then another, thinking that each 1;
its turn will bring the conmnunotc of mind which is their ambition.
The only thing in the world that ever brings happiness is being and
living in harmony with the Divine law. Not until we bury self can fit
light of truth, which is the Divine law, show us the way.

Service is the result  the overthrow of cell. The churclt stands
aaabulwarkagaittatnclfldttinaaartdlsaidiitgandaaaistingmanyin
thaaubjmationofttnlffliatlovcgandabrvtoantaynflc. A

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