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WMCA (341)--N.Y., McAlpin's orches. wIisT (30)- Chica jo. ius Edwards, 12.45 a m, m WHAP (366)~Kansas City. Night. froli 1.00 KOI. (319)--Council Bluifs, (Copyright, 1928.) Orchestra. Some men learn wisdom by their mistakes; others commit bigamy. REFORM CHURCHES HOLD ALLIANCE PanPresbyterianism Meets in Lancaster, Pa.-- + Speeches on Union Lancaster, Pa., Mar, 2.--George W. Wickersham, Attorney-Genem al in the Taft Administration, and the Rey. Peter Aiunslee, D.D., of Baltimore, editor of the Christian Union quarterly and trustee of the Church Peace Union, were the principal speakers here Tuesday night before the conference of the Western section of the All- ance of Reformed Churches throughout the world holding the Presbyterian system. The former attorney-general spoke on "The Churches and In- ternational Goodwill," and Dr, Ainslee discussed "Union and Con operation." One hundred delegates from twenty-two states, Canada and the District of Columbia are in at- tendance at the sessions, which opened in the Eastern Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in the United States here 'Wednes- En ---- 1 Hudson and 1 Hssex , late models, in perfect order, new duco finish. Chadburn Motor Co. HUDSON-ESSEX DISTRIBUTOR 9 Prince St, Oshawa Phone 1160 day SRY Seven denominations are represen The Rev, Arthur J. Brown, D.D., of New York, Secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions, presided at the initial sessions, The Rev. Charles E. Schaeffer, D, D., of. Philadelphia, reporting for the committee on Home Missions, stresséd the importance of local communities assuming responsib- ility to work out the principles of comity and co-operation. "It "is becoming more apparent that control outside of such local communities does not make for the greatest results," Dr. Schaef- fer said. The flight of Capt. 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