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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
EDUCATION or PUBLIC OPlNioN.
A LECTURE on THE SUBJECT bf Di'
OLAs MURRAY BUTLER

A LECTURE on THE SUBJECT Bf pN' WI
oI.As MURRAY BUTLER
,,roo audience assembled in Hamilton nan "
,,u,h,a collage Yesterday afternoon. TO hste" W
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler on Inc -,
p,,h,, onnion The occasion was speV'"' ~
ing OF the New-York branch Oh NV v,Vr-
A,uunae DIR Butler was introduced by '''' W."
lam Crittenden Adams. president u '"e ,,
Uo,ors touching upon public opinion as II exists
to-day the speaker drew sharp ''"e' " '..
,ndv,dusI and the social mind or consciousness
rrh 49,. y. so,d constituted the basis OF pubic
opinion. Psychologists and soc'o'os'S's n"u '"'
rac.n,iv drawn attention to the enormous I'M
portance OF tho ideas OF mass OF peop'e 40
whole The mob. swayed by Impulse anu eager 'o'
instant accomplishment Of Its purpose was '''
lowest type OF associated action nish.' ~
was shown In deliberative assemblies WHO" "'''u
only after mature thought. s.,d DR. n,t-
Ter. must begin with understanding , OF wmai
1t Is. our nrst duty is 10 be thorGus"Iy and our
second duty r. to use that knowledge. We must
both appeal and respond to Appeals III psn",, y,
duty n TO maintain constant activity IN acquiring
and spreading Information. and not 10 De uis
heartened by many failures %, to be able to exert
equal influence. and this makes the duty doubly
incumbent upon those in high places. T.. ,,,,
ing pubIic opinion or at the time Of the civil War.
Or. Butler said no thought that since then tns
newspapers had gradually become rather organs
rejecting that opinion than educators OF rs drec-
ton The pulpit he mentioned as one OF me pow
ure platform another which. however was not SO
influential AZ II had been at an earlier period
Then. addressing himself especially 10 .he S %ome,
upon tho general mind which they couid pr.h6 10
bear In the home and society WAS one OF me most
the utmos, on the side OF right. and promised sue
cess in the end IL they would persist with patience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
STOLE FROM HIS EMPLOYERS.
LAPP ADMITS TAKING ABOUT $4,000 FROM
A BROOME-sT CLOAK FIRM
SMITH e. CO. HOWEVER. DECLARE THAT THE
EXPERT EXAMINATION OF THE BOOKS
SHOWS A SHORTAGE OF $4,000
OR $4,000.

OR 10000.
Maurice Lapp twenty-eight years old. OF NO go
West One-hundred- and forty second-st. was ar
ralgned In Jefferson Market Court yesterday on
charge Of larceny. preferred by his employers X
Rroome-st Lapp confessed his guilt and admitted
that his desalcatIon considerably over SZVoo
Detectives Chrystal and Hart. OF the Macdousal-
ST station told Magistrate Cornell that Mr. Snith
had called at the station on Wednesday night and
had reported that the firm had discovered on Mon
day night that Lapp SIS 80 short In his ac-
counts They asked that he be watched until they
could go further into the books. and said that II
they found the defalcatiOn was serious one they
would apply at Jefferson Market
Court The detectives followed Lapp around Harlem
all Wednesday night. but could not arrest him. as
they did not have warrant.
on Thursday they continued their watch over the
actions OF the man and they soon learned that ne
was trying to some one who would go security Tor
his defalcation. He must have succeeded. as he
visited the firm and offered them 5000 II they would
drop the case This the firm refused TO do. but put
experts work the books.
The detectives arrested Lapp Friday night at NO
1872 Pear-st, In a loft that belongs TO the firm HI
told the detectives that he was on his way TO
barber ship 10 have his hair cut and his whskers
shaved off In an attempt 10 escape thom. lie con-
fessed his guilt and said that II the firm would only
take the s. 900 he offered them they would not lose
much II anything $500
Mr. Smith, when seen at the store later said that
the experts at work on the books had learned that
the deialcations would probably amount TO $4,000 or
Magistrate Cornell held Lapp In S. 900 for examna-
tion Monday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
SYRACUSE STREET RAILWAYS UNITE.

Syracuse. N. Y. March THE syracuse street
Railway Company to-day went into receivers
hands. Justice Hiscock. In the Supreme Court.
application OF stockholders. appointed Edward
T.. Judson, jr.. and W. Judson smith receivers.
This voluntary action was taken for the purpose
street railways here into one system. The COM
panys floating Indebtedness and other obllgations
OBJ. held by the State Trust Company. Of New
York City, will be forecosed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08

Corporation Of Trinity Church. On its completion
the vestry Of Grace Church. having sold the pews
offered the proceeds TO the Corporation OF Trinity
Church. which declined to receive the money Inc
sum was invested in real estate TO provide FOR
fund for the maintenance OF the church.
Bishop Moore consecrated the church on December
y 1908 The Rev Samuel Bowen OF Charleston
s. c., In the following April became the first rector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
GRACE CHURCH ANNIVERSARY.

DR. HUNTINGTON WILL REFER TO IT IN
HIS SERMON TO-DAY
Yesterday was the hftieth anniversary Of the
conservation of the present Grace Church at Broad
way. near feminist There were, however special
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
MINT0N PLATES,

10 inches across yellow bor.er-heavy
acid etched god band and cen,re..... $3.50 ~
To make this sale even more interesting
have selected 100 dozen rich Plates from
own stock. which We have reduced to COMO
in price TO the Haviland stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
DOULT0N PLATES.

8 inches across soft cream body yellow
flowers with green leaves-gold edge. q.
Another Set the same slze--delica,e
shaded pink background. with flower
decorations-gold edge. ................
Another Set. same size. shaded green
border--nower centre. clouded gold
edge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08

-,,rv nrc1.ARE FOR THE BROADWAY ROUTE AND
THE UNDERGROUND sYsTEM-A MOTION FOR
,,,,, CONFIRMATION OF THE REPORT SOON
TO BE MADE IN THE APPELLATE DlVlS-
ION OF THE SUPREME COURT-AFTER
THE APPROVAL OF THE PLANS
CONTRACT IS TO BE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
RAMlKlNS Tor individual Baking Dish

English Coaport China very desirable
shapes. You have them alike or as -
Ramkins and Plates. nreproof China. ROSE "a
bud and pansy decoration. ,..llW O'oV
Ramkins only, same decoration above. $50 x.7o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08

ST. inches across cream body. assorted
flower decoration. gold edge. .........
8 inches across. cream body. brown vine
horder-assorted flower centres: gold
edge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08

We also have Croton and Bath Sets. which are
at corresponding low prices.
II you anticipate any purchases in Toilet Ware
for your Country Cottage, this will be an cp.
portunity to obtain same at one-half the regu.
lar price.
ckng and safe delivery guaranteed Illustrated est.-
logue mailed free to ou-of-town rea'dents All goods
delivered free within 100 miles Of NewYork city
cept money charges packages c. o. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08

"entinued on Fourteenth Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
VANISHING COTTON STOCKS
THE WORLDS SUPPLY LOSES 5000 BALES
FOR THE WEEK.

AVAILABLE STOCKS ~ AMERICA ALSO SHRINK
ING RAPIDLY AND TWENTY FIVE WEEKS TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08
WEDGW00D PLATES.
eL inches across. very rich paste gold
border IN festoons and flowers.
COPELAND PLATES.
ROYAL WORCESTER PlATI

sis in. across Dresden spray centres
with blue and brown lace border and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-08

FIJI,
Pl
Nile green horder-raised gold dots on
shoulder OF Plats-fsh and seaweed
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-06
An Enterpris,rg Peach Grower.

An Enterprislng Peach Grower.
Fra,n Forrest ani Gsraea.
The great Hale reach orchard in
Geureiss corprs 1918 acres. go ~
wliicli ARE - beariHg trees. aud tar re-
maiudpr itt nursery sfoek. There are
avenues running north and snu'h
throuz The orchard 500 feet apalt,
with e cross road every 600 feet.
There arp two large packing houses
100 fee- iauv and 40 feet wide and twu
stories high. and lodging house W
hotel ilas iust been built fur the help.
i.ast wear some 400 heiuars clmped iu
bars. wagons tents. sc 1T picking
time about Icg Weu AMI women. chieiif
-aiurpd ami - herses and mules, arr
emulnVpd WhIlr Sd men and 80 mules
are pniuluyrd tle wear raHud. At the
iorigiHg house rann's aud beds are
free and board r7sfs - ~ week
while families ard parties can furnish
their oevn food sud have IL c0uke'i for
themselves n they cto1se. This year
fha rfrcuii1 atrHckpd thr peaches and
Mr.. Hale wagpd prompt war upf n tie
insects iarriHE The trees sud catching
fht. INSECTS iu shppts lacked % light
sprni circular hDoD frames Two f
these were brought trgethpr about e
tree. which WAS struck by a rubber
padded club. aud the insects which
1reppeti we're tipu thrown into buck
e,s artd carried bY boys IN barrels in
WAGONS and drawn AWAY - be burned
with he stuug fruit which dropped
with them Fifty men were busy for
nearly two mouths. from early Auril
onward at this work which cost
81 coo liat while in other orchards
from so 20 90 per cent. of The fruit WAS
lost ard iH some orchards the entire
crop. The liase orchard alone had "a
fuil crop and many af ths trees We're
so overloaded that they required severe
thinning by hand
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-06

Gen. Forrest lodge No a Knights or
PKfnias Meefs every Monday night 1T tA~itr
Hail sol Lewis. q. GA ~ Nash. X ef Il
and ;. Visiting knights always Welcomed.
Forrest cify Lodge. No So knights md
isdirs ~ Honor. Meets every "a snd 4tl Fri-
gay night 10 each m0ufh. X + Williams
Protector: Mrs, ~ " lizard Secretary
- Francis IoAgc No. m. kuiests ~ Honor
Meets every lst ana 81 frdHy nighfs a. ,1tt,h
month. j. ]. Eoudren, Dictator; mo T. JONES
Reporter
Forrest CITY lodge. NJ lfe. r. & : a.
Meets eNers ~ and "a Tucsiiag night Ia ouch
mrnth. II p Dooley W n; =. r. kaGiord sscle-
isfy.
Forrest City Chapter No 90 u. 4. 81 Neet.
II TUESDAY IN each month T.. r. Taylor
lfigh Priest: r. X. shade. Secretary
Anollo CommenderY. M III K.T. Meets
fth Wednesday night So each mouth =
NeCnHeeh. C.; =. TURKEY iiecureer
y .. FORREST Encampment Ex-Confeler.
sies Meets isi saturday is each month i Il.
Sanders, Commander; +. LandV0igt Adbl-
iant.
Aocdlnen ~ the World. Camp - Geo, II
IaXmr. q e Shade. Clerk Meets ~
Thursday night IN each month
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-06
Monday. EoYemhar 23rd. 1896.

at the front door Of thc Court House i'm For
rest tifv. II. Francis county. Stnte Of ArEan-
sHs, within the hours prescribed hy law ter
judicial sHtes. ofpr for sale A. pubiic cutlery
20 rive highest bidder on credit Of three
scrtbef real estate. tO-wit:
beginning ~ a stake on the eaSt side of
Magnolia street ~ fhe NV corner Of ~ r.
chiffon 8 i0f running thence north aion9 SAID
street sixteen and oue-haif poles 20 4 stake ~
the sw corner ~ the A l. Grady iDr thence
easf along the south boundary line ~ said
lot forfy-three pOips 10 a stake ut the east
boundary lIue OF sec. g, Twp : " e E.
thence south aipng said iinefo stake ut ne
corner ~ said CLIFTON lot sixteen and oue-h.i f
poles; thence west fprtF-three poles so point
Of beginning. containing four and one-haif
acres. Also the following paFceI Of land
I.eCiH0fng AT the center II f4" lsttpn sly
fepu t~or from ihe cruter pf fue bridge. /.
thence iinan the tfft Uu nith itS ufpundprtugz
ta fh- f. ~ az Wuofher bayou to post. CORNER.
theuce srAfFcn feet sntfH: fucur. seventy
Eve yRris sUlItheast uious havnH TO bridge
au the rfslf lrtfin< from FORREST Glrg 10 ~
j. Crn"k'= piece; theuce Mouth Njrh rugd 20
beginning. containing oun-llHif acre being
uart ~ swa SEQ 49, twp. > d. range 2 g.. iu
>Hii counrY and state
Note with approved security will he 90
0uiri ~ flnrcNs ser fiti = lirTs wifi he retain l
t0 @~cure tfe psymenr Thereon.
=. e.. AFRwiN special commissioner.
Ions G. 'TitNG, Plaintiffs olicitOr.
October % icnB
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-06

An egg added TO the morning cup Of
coffee makes good tonic.
\ mustard plaster with Tile white Of
an rgg Will NOT leave a blister.
\ raw egg taken Immediately wifi
carry down "A h>hhonr that cannot be
gotten up from the throat
The white skin that lines the she'll %
an egg Is usefIl application fnr brii.
White of an egg beaten with inaf att
gar and lennon relieves hoarspntSs
Take y teaspoonful every hour.
a l1w egg, with the yolk unbraken.
taken il glass OF Wine, is beneficial
for couyalesceuts
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-06
Should be
Looked Into.
THOROUGH INVESTIGATION
REQUESTED.
A BOLD ASSERTION.

Ever since Prof Koch startled the world
BY promising 10 cure consumption with the
Koch lymph and his complete failure 10 do
so. the people have been looking for some
discovery which would prove an absolute
certain cure for that dread disease Over
quarter 81 4 century ago Dr. r V Pierce
chief consulting physician to the Tuvalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, put in claim
FOR a medicine which he had discovered
and used, ia his extensive practice that
would Cuyg ninety eight per cent Of all cases
OF consumption when taken IN all its early
stages. Time has proved that his assertion
was based on facts gained from experience.
His Golden Medical Discovery " has cured
many thousand people IN all parts Of the
world. and DR.. Pierce invites all interested
10 send To hIiu for free book which gives
the names addresses and photographs Of
many prominent people who have willingly
testified 70 the marvellous curative proper
ties Of his Golden Medical Discovery =
He has also written Book Of 1000 pages,
profus-ly illustrated which treats Of Throat,
Bronchial and Lung diseases also Asthma
and Catsrrh- Mailed PRE- BY the Worlds
DispeusaTy Medical Association Of Buffalo,
Y. on receipt Of tyyentv-oue f2f1 cents IN
stamps, % pay postage and wrapping only.
Cousufu ption a. most everybody knows
i hrst manifested by feeble vitality. loss
Of strength. enaeistiou then local symp-
toni@ No0n develop as tohgH. ditncult
breathing. or bleeding from lungs when
Investigation proves that tubercuar de-
posts have formed in the lungs. Il is
earnestly advised that the " Discovery be
taken early and the latter stages Of the
disease can thereby be easily avoided
To build Up soffd flesh and sfteugH after
the grip. pneumonia, lung fever ~ ex-
hausting fevers and other prostrsting dis
eases. II has no equal Il does rot make
TGf ike cod liver oil and It's nasty com.
pounds, but, softa fVhol<some fe1h
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-06
a Question Of ortnograpny

Dfcsaninnv linn cap,a homo g,.,.,,
seboal wirI = knoqinn tvf"tl. a;-
eve Tbraving Ills f@o,,. Min MI
b,,- Ia. a., ~, 49,. -.
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.N.nrv vi,,t's "a. Is-, - ''..
sat - &. ~ ''- ~
The oil la1v sfo,,sd ,,i,h u.ao,r.,
none taF w,v Nh - tta n,.,..
y,7sd ~ 10y s,,, >, .,r,,.,,.,,,,..,,, '''''
pa. wbnt ,,its - e ,'.,,' a,,ae,;.. g,
she svr,.,i,nsJ ~ ,'.,,.,,,..
,7.,t ms ~ -. -, Ft l''3
school an, ga Ter sc,.nol . w. NJ ~, ~
fna' con,n,0, sa,,sa ~ 49,. ~
ba'n. Mehba dc lid snsri..iass
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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-06
Kaffr Corn

X fir corn was first introduced into
the United states FROM ar Kanir
country iu Africa less than decade
sincp and Is still as unknown pr,lduct
"a ulup-terths st titr people We fais-
ed il or trial plat this Year and found
il 10 be success Ne will raise II on
still larger scale next wear Mr.. 2icp
vintprpd his horses and cattle on il
exclusively lasf winter ard will 10 so
again this winter. II is equal 20 corn
tn feed hogs and ~ good ~ wheat far
noulirv. Il las bees ground into
linur AID pronounced equal tn NheRt
-four. llrp oaly difference hemg it, dark
color ili'4 bread madp rom it is said
20 b" SWEET AMI palatablp It is no
distant dav. whpn every grocer E,ll
Sepp kattir Anur in stock II will pop
as we'll as pop corn tie grains popping
mtt white and tender. and when cook
ri ike rec the grain is rXcplirur. eaten
win cream and sugar Every farmer
shntlld plaut an acre avd cultivate wpii
and lie wili be rewarded with from 30
to 100 bushels. whether in climate
vet or dry East north or south The
seed can br bought frum III" scotsman
The person who tries uothng pew is
Ire one Mat sill find himself u THE
iurch in the reckoning of the years To
come -EptonliSt
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-06
Old WORKOUT Methods

or amusement systems IN teaching
have po place in the Little Rock Com.
merciH College We teach DIRECTLY
and thoroughly: bookkeeping. Bust
ness Forms Office Practice. BANKING.
Rapid Calculations. Common law.
Letter Writing. Spelling Busiu-; ~
Arithmetic Business Writing. short
hard and TyppwriIing orr students
step into good paving positions aud
what's t. the polnf hold hem va
have started thousands If Young Jn,.u
and women on the high road Of feif.
support ami prosperity and we can do
~ much for ynn Do Won wan Z. Our
help? II so write for a catalogue and
address NJ. a. Stone, Pres't., Little
Rock. Ark.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-06
Old People

e'd people who require medicine 70 reg
Mate the bowels and kIdnrys Will find the
true remedy in Electric Buffers. This
medicine doeS not stimulate and contains
no whiskey nor other iufoxicants. but acts
as tonic ami Alternative. 1t acts mildly
nn The stomach amt bowels. adding
strength and giving tome 10 the or<ans.
thereby aiding Nature la the performance
of tlir functions Electric Birfers * an
excellent appetizer and aids digestion
Old peoole tnd 10 just exactly what lhey
need Price 50c. and 81 90 per bottle. At
}. II. Tipton's Drug Store.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-06
cHrBcnEs AXDsARnArn SCHOOLS.

Methodist Episcopal Church. Soufh~Rcv r.
p. FaXtar. pastor. Services every sunday 90
z y. zee. sud 9:ii y. M Prayer meeting every
Thursday night ~ = .45Ofcipck sabbath >choni
every sunday Glrrnng ~ 80 O'clock o. 81
dNi nry. superintendent. INe pullic i- cor-
liHiiy tuvifed. Ladies Aid Society meets every
ruesfHy afternoon ~ 3 u'ci'erk Al The par@0u-
age. Erworfh League meets every Tuesday
NIGHT az .4I u. IA. ! IS Wynnc pres ideut.
preshy Church sabbath school every
sunday morning al SOW. ). Matthews sup
prlnirudrnt. The pubic "a cord ially invited
services cye~y second and fourth sunday in
eaeh month
Rsntlst Church Fit T. Razeuar psstor
servicos every SundEy az II ia. and cop "a
rs4ct tarttug every " ednesdsy nieht ut
10 O'Clock. sabbath School every sunday
morning AZ $50 O'cirok J. y. Sanders. supr
Fer pubHc wili te cordially welcomed
@pt~f Ionnr Peuf5r~ Christian tufsu
meets every Monday rfght az H;08 O'Clock NJ
y. sanders. president.
Episcopal Church sa'iatii School every sam
daY morning az 9.H. tHis Hurley -u-
perlniendent The public T. cordially well
i" nic'i. and earnestly inviivd 81 worship With
az.
Catholic Church service every last sunday
ia the mouth,
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-06

- ID 800 cro.,p.

How 20 Prevent Group. -
Some teading tis,' ~ prove interesting
20 yaaug mothers How 10 guard aEsiu>t
the disease
Group a terror - voung mothers. and
To past tbru cor cpruipz the rsu~r first
s wpteu- and treatment j. the abjeci OF
This it~nt Iltr afigiu ~ Group i rom
mon cold Children whe are subject 70 il
take epld very easily. aipi group Is almost
sure o. foIiov The first symptom j.
boarseue<s HIS + yuou followed by pp.
euliar rough cough which j. easily r-eog-
uiZrd and will tevrf he forgotten by onp
yhp has heard IT, The imp 10 act is
when thr rii'd first brcomrs hnarse IL
Chamberlain. Cough la.inetiy is freely
given ai Tendency 10 crGap will SOON dis
appear Eveh sffrr he crnupy cough has
devpioped il vii prevent rhe attack
There Is DO DANGER in giving this rpmpdy
Ter i contains nothing ujnTieas For
sale By J II Upton. Druggist.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-06

We offer one hundred doll reward for
ANY ease # Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Hairs Caiarrh Cure
f ! CHENEY & Co Props
Iuiede %.
We. the undersigned. have known F 7 .
Cheney for the last , Years. aud believe
him perfectly honorable IN al business
transaetioas and financially ablp to carry
oHf ANS obligations made hv their firm.
WEsr & THUAX. Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo q
NALDrSG kINSsN Il MARVIN. Whole
sale Druggists. Ietedo. q.
Halls Cafarrh Care IS taken internally.
acting directly upon tie blond and mucous
surfaces If the system Price &c per
bottle Sold by all druggists Testi-
mnnials free
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-11-06

VIII somebody tell ms why il Is that
services At The churches usually begun
II | ! clock and nearly always hold
until after II? Why could il not be
arranged 1o begin earlier and close in
line FOR TIRE people to- get home and
pat their noon meal at the proper time
Working people get their dinner
promptly Al l3o'clock during the week
and many of them stay away from
church ou SUNDAY because they know
that they will not get it uHtii ] o'clock
If they attend services II there IL any
Church law com peiling tn. preachers 20
have noon service. We would suggest
that they make snmp arrangement
with the owners IF factories and EN-
ployrrs generally To change their hOuIs
OF work 81 hat thp midday meal may
come AZ | O'Clock during tie week
This might be u little troublesome at
.iTst, bUt II Would BE- In accordance
with the eternal fitness 0f things and
a man or woman could listen - and
rnjoy sermon withont being remind
rd every minute by heir stomachs that
tire laws ST nature and Of reIigi0u We're
at war with eHch other These (S0-
called morning services that run into
the afternoon are All right for people
who 1--we without W0rk-rakp their dim
uer II and supper at 9-but there is
Iittle eft either profit or pleasure IT,
Them to the average working man -
Pare gould Democrat