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PHILIPPINE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SHOW INCREASE IN ENROLLMENT
Receipts from the gasoline
Manila—(A. P.)—There are 53,265
(more pupils in the public schools of
the Philippines this year than last
year, according to the bureau of education,
children enrolled as compared with
74, the last year. The primary courses
are made with an enrollment of 717,914.
Intermediate courses come
with only 54, of whom only 14 are
girls.
Church- Seattle - will arrive in Moscow tomorrow and will occupy the
This year there are 917,577
second
with 131,358 enrolled.
Cebu leads the provinces, with 60,
1614, while Manila has only 52,283.
Mindanao and Sulu, the More provinces, have a total of 41,144. Batanes
has the smallest number of students,
Seattle Pastor Here
The Rev. Kendall E. Burke, pastor
of the Ballard Street Christian
pulpit at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening. Rev. Burke
is one of the leading workers in the
Christian church on the coast.
THANKSGIVING
SERVICES ATTRACT
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT UNION
CHURCH SERVICE—REV. BURTON FRECKLES
The annual Thanksgiving union
service, which was held this year at
the First Lutheran church opened at
10:30 yesterday morning with an impressive ceremony to an unusually
large attendance.
Rev. Burton of the Baptist church
preached a sermon of exceptional
worth, on the true meaning and value of  Thanksgiving day as a time for the offering up of heartfelt thanks for the gifts of life and happiness. The Lutheran Junior choir, of 26 voices, under the direction of Miss Ellen Peterson, organist, was an invaluable factor in the service. The regular Lutheran morning service, led by Rev. A. Andre, created an impressive atmosphere and lent beautiful tone to the whole service. 