Come to the Races October l<9%0, 26 * 2 coy** ft iuo »"T0R|gi LAS VEOAS WEATHER BWfOET COURT HOUSE By CHARLES P. SQUIRES ' LAS V£0'A-S ft £ V A 0 A I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO Cooperative Ot—riim THE FLAG OP THE UNITED September tt .... 93 74 STATES OF AMERICA, AMD TO September 99 .... ^..:„82 57 THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT September 29 . 84 55 STANDS, ONE NATION, INDIVIS­ September 30 86 54 IBLE, WTTH LIBERTY AND JUS­ October 1 .....w«~ 91 50 TICE FCHl AU.. October. 2 86 56 October 3 80 08 lUTHEPNNfeVADA^ Volume XXXVI, Number 40 LAS.VEOAS, NEVADA, FTVE CENTS PER COPY National Business Women s|f ^SB Bishop Dedicates Race Committee ^^SWeel#)ctober 6 to 12,194tt Beautiful Church To Incorporate"^ Under the leadership of the Most Ibe General Committee rA tba Reverend Thomas K. Gorman, Bish­ fall race meet inet Tuesday evening THE CHURCH IN LAS VEGAS op of tiie Catholic Church, in Ne­ at. the municipal court room, witii vada, a group of dignitaries ot tiie The dedication of the new Cath­ thirty members present including . church performed tiie solemn, digni­ representatives of nine civic organ­ olic church Wednesday by Bishop fied and beautiful rites of dedication Gorman and other prelates of tiie izations present and • participating. of the new Church of St. Joan of General Tom .Thebo presided over church who gathered here for that Arc Wednesday morning, in tit* purpose, takes onr minds back to the meeting. He was awtsted by presence of a- congregation which Secretary Tex Blackman . the religious jOodies of earlier days. filled eeaty nook of the spacious "Of course the beginnings of civi- Steps were taken Tuesday even- lization were edifice: p|| teg to complete -ttte incorporation brought to XJA* The audience was seated by a of Las Vegas Racing Association as Vegas by those group of ushers including C. S. the organisation to which manage- seeking the Wengert, Leo A. McNamee and Fred I ment of aU future race meets wiB ^privilege of ODonnell of this city and Col. H. C. j be entrusted. Tex Blackman pre­ worshipping Newton of Los Angeles. Special j sented the matter, showing that for God tn, peace music waa provided under direc­ several years psatr-lt haa^been tbe - according t o tion of Rev. Fr. CaiinSdy, assistant intention of the group tb form a tile dictates of to' Rev. Fr. Lambe. -__\ jiermstaent * corporation but that; conscience, In delivering his dedicatory ad­ generally tbe details had been laid wben the Mor­ dress, Bishop Gorman especially over until tbe race meet was out -" mon mission praised the work of Fr. Lambe under of the way and then dropped for at Las Vegas lack of interest. Whose watchful eye tit* new church A piotion to Instruct Clifford was establish­ was financed and built, and Ed. W. ed te 1855. For Jones to proceed wite, the papers Clark for bis leadership and gen­ necessary for incorporation was car­ .B.any years the erous donation to the building fund ^^ Mormon reli­ ried. • 'j_Wg£ ee|§l__ which made the enterprise possible- Tbe matter of window displays gion was the-only one actively prac­ Wednesday evening tbe final by Las Vegas merchants of pictures ' ticed here. |§fi touch was put fm tile dedicatory ex- laid all tilings pertaining to racing, However, when the railroad came was urged upon merchants in order and the .germs of a dty were plant­ to stimulate Interest te tile coming ed here, other churches "began to season. It was reported that a be represented. The first real ef­ wSmfoern Nevada Concert Asso- Near and Far East, North and derous fortissimo, equal to striking display would be made by fort to establish a Presbyterian tiie Union Pacific at their Los An­ chuirch was by a Dr. Roberts, who ; ciatifh presents General Platoff South Africa, Central, and North a great pipe organ. Tbe rich mel- • DoC Cossack Choir Voice from an- America, Australia, New Zealand dies snd harmonies, the striking geles, office flpifl held services In a tent on the banks The matter of business houses of Vegas creek. He did not remain ; otlSr world. * IgSllli and Honolulu. - Now, the choir is contrasts, tbe purity, the precision, "Kits great event will be held at visiting North America for the sec­ tbe sincere feeling and tiie dynamic closing one or more afternoons dur­ long, his place being taken by Dr.. ing the irieet wasdlseussed. Chair­ '^^' -SrJ^feodtet^Wjj^h*»4 *r#« the War Memorial Building Satur­ ond time for an extensive transcon­ interpretation cannot be imagined day evening (Oct. 5) at 8 p.m. tinental tour of over 100 concerts. without actually hearing this unique man-Tom Thebo stated that the' vteit nrst tenth* sea**, ptpt-m-tum- Clubs of the city piobSbtif Would, tie later in the school house when A tf*at^M7VfilKraM never tHBtlw^ -. The Platoff Cossacks have made etHmsaPart *r tamom elnffaia. tbt-: r gramaphone recordings for Euro­ erywhere it has. aroused not only close aF least One" afternoon fPoiSEC it" was .'built at Second and Bridger i° *&ti2 _S^__c'--". 7"_j__si one to five, to allow their employ­ streets. pean firms, and have appeared in appreciation but tile greatest pub­ TPm world renowned company of sound films for European motion lic enthusiasm. T-"^Tf*7 ees to attend tbe races. "^^ W& It is interesting, as showing the 27.marvelous stagers and dancers, picture studios. Ibe Platoff Coamsks were the on­ More than thirty horses, were re- entire absence of secterlanship ex- under I'TWi Upa linn of its highly Outstanding features of their per­ ly artists to inaugurate tbe music porteff as being here stabled at tbe' istlng7here at that time, that the talented foinider and leader, Nlch- formances are the wild Cossack dan­ season of tbe Golden Gate Inter­ track with many more expected women of tile town saw the Peed tot. <flaS' Kostrukoff, was founded in cing by the choir .and the thrilling national Exposition', in San Fran­ each day. Tbe new 20-stall stable 1928 at frague, and had the honor Caucasian Sword dance by an ex­ cisco, and also participated at tb* Is under construction and oa com- a women's organisation in the THE NATIONAL FEDERATION OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL t ; of jtetag sponsored by tbe late Pres- church, so the first Women's Aid pert. .,«.?.,,.-.;.. vi„. ri*n Tjpiiir-fiTp'ifr QUiciai opening ceremony of tbe , pietton Wu! bring the stabling oa- -*' WOMEN'S CLUBS. INC ! IdMit, prot. fPt;mt-'*SKmm*tyu:,' Ahd Their6 repertoire comprises the Exposition, - February 18, 1M8.- »<*--•1 pacity to about 160 horses it was Society was organised with a pres- • Edward Beaes,- at that time Mlnis- byterian woman for president, a National Business Women's Week modified somewhat witii tiie passing best of tbe traditional old Cossack There have been a few members mated,. ^t?7^r? feiS will be observed October 6 to 12 by of years; from tiie effort of business : ter ol Foreign Affairs for Csech- songs, ranging from tender lullabies of the Association who bave lift The next ineeting of tbe general catholic ter secretary and ..a mor­ I oslorakia. JPi* ^^-'-IS^S mon for, treasurer. -> J^^^feS^O the local Business ahd Professional and professional women to main- to wild war songs, gay songs and the city and their membership cards committee will be next Tuesday Women's Club with the use of large tain their own ijtataas It haa grown,] Since its foundation, nearly 4000 The first high school in Las Ve­ 1 hyrnps tn God, Remarkable et- can be purchased by calling Mrs. evening*, Chairman That© annoqn- window posters and stamps on out­ te .ttieir recognition of the contribu- ' 1 ooBoeiito-bave- b**n gtvan. hy tbe fects are produced from scarcely Lewis Rowe, phone 1037 gas held, its classes- in the then new j choir to large and most enthusiasm 0r tbe I eed. Thaie ar-f^ni many important going mail. 7|||111 |§Si tion they can make as citizens to­ audible pianissimo to the most thun­ Apache hotel. things to be dohe in tbe interest Methodist church, in. 1910. How­ day. j§§§§|j2 ' - (tic audiences aU over Europe, Tbe ever, the first permanent chinch; Members may purchase seals and-j of the coming meet and a meeting posters from Mary Gardner- PhU­ The National Federation of Busl- Of the entire membership of tbe bulldlng hear* •« was tiie "Episcopal] mt"""1 **w*"|i_|donal Women's Otebs-j L. V. Symphonettes . church, Second and C&r80h2'WhicB Ups, publicityidiaU'uiau, "tajr-teie- California Editor committee is requested. Is twenty-one years old, and Na­ Rotary Hears Of Concert Sunday was built hi 1908 and still serves pHOnlng 1349.7" 7^S^^^^^^S tional Business Women's Week will Las Vegas. • ..'7|||pl3fl|| tpilliSy Iolene Armstrong, membership His Excelleney Thomas K. Gorman -. The "Las Tegas Syinohpnettes" be thirteen years' Old when it is I^HSiBlshop of Reno. The Constitution Visits Las Vegas The Catholic cnurch was one Of chairman, and Mrs. Phillips are co- observ&l front. October 0 to< 18,-1940, advanced orchestra will ^tive a con- HiA School chairmen for titethe . program, of the MSKS when ir» of ttte feeding eltt- xwegas Rotery ernnw as fiieer- f tee earliest religious bodies to es­ next meeting of the local club on ibe Week bas become absorbed into cert at tbe Mesquite Club at 2*30 GordohG. Hair2publisher ot 'lb* 1. f| __ k—T—\\M "'"'A'' tablish regular- services here and the Federation fiber, ami is looked zens of Las Vegas Joined In a tan- I -__Thursdaynroon, Ustened to ap ; Southwest Wave, one of •Southern-|r» I.