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SllllStfe 3K iStSsi^N^ 6-1923 mfMum^£^MWmm MISSION Watkintâ€"Scolnik Program Tomorrow An unusually interesting program will be rendered by Vesta Murray Watkins, soprano, and Avern Scolnik, violinist, on Saturday evening, April 7, at 8 o'clock at the First Methodist church, under the auspices and for the benefit of the Young Women's Missionary society. The program will be as follows: Aprile he Baiser Ariette . Tosti Thomas .. Vidal Mrs. Watkins Adoration................. Borowski Fantasie................ Keler Bela Mr. Scolnik To the Sun .................. Curran Shadow March ............... Riego The Owl Courtship .......... Gaines My Love is a Muleteer .. di Nogero Mrs. Watkins Canzonetta .............. D'Ambrosio Berceuse ..................... Taylor Spanish Dance ............. Rehfeld M,r. Scolnik Pianologues Mrs. Watkins lleaven.................... Burnham Cradle Song ............. McFadden The Year's at the Spring..... Beach Mrs. Watkins and Mr. Scolnik this society alone should compel in- terest and support in this program, it is explained. It includes work for the Immigrants at Ellis Island, the mothers and children of many nation- alties in our big cities, the negroes and mountain white of the Southland and the Indians, Chinese and Jap- anese of the West. Its interest also extends to the foreign missionary work in India, China, Japan and Afri- ca. Every member is an active en- thusiastic worker, but new recruits are needed and will be most cordi- ally welcomed. ;ft Terminal Street Widening Would Cost About $23,150 Estimates on the proposed widen- ing of the street intersection at Fourth and Linden avenue, were re- ceived from Village Engineer Roberts at the Tuesday session of the Vil- lage board. The estimate for widening the pave- ment back to the sidewalk line for a distance of one block in four direc- tions from the intersection was given as approximately $23,150. The proposed widening project at that point would be for the purpose of relieving the constantly increasing traffic congestion in the Linden ave- nue terminal district. With this busi- ness district enjoying a rapid devel- opment, it has been thought advisable by many village leaders that the im- provement be prosecuted without un- necessary delay. Miss Dorothy Troy, who has been spending the Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Troy, 828 Ashland avenue, will return to Swarth- The Americanization program of more college on Sunday. "jmimiNE Night anrf Morning ilLUE*£g£: Hare Clean, Healthy Eyt ^ J*4m&HM U they Tire, Itch, Smart, Burn or Dis- charge if Sore, Irri- â€"___ - tated, Inflamed or Granulated, use Murine often. Refreshes, Soothes. Safe for Infant or Adult. At all Druggists. Writt.tor Free £ye Book. Mnrim By Hâ€"dy Co.. ft Bart Ohio St., Chicago You Can Save More! Saving just a little is mighty good prac- ticeâ€"but that's just about all it is: Prac- $ce. 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