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BOSlOn FefnS .............. ioC anu up Rubber Plants, large sizes, at moder- ate prices.
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Have you visited our de- partment of furniture-con- ducted on economic principles
Trim ming Department
French English Violets
 For Thursday Only

We have received one thousand punches of the most fragrant and beau- tiful English Violets. They come in generous quantities-unlike the ordinary bunch ............
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Department of Jewelry and Silver
Church Street Entrance

Church Street Entrance. Snap Shot Buckles (New Haven views) Brooch pins formerly marked 25c and 50c) .................... lbc Beauty Pins, per dozen .............. .5c Stick Pins, 19c quality.... .~5c Hat Pins, 20c quality. Sc Beaded Elastic Belts .................23c 23c Warm House Shoes. Red Trimmed Juliets .................75 75c
 (Ac.ual value of tn 'se $1.25).
 Warm lined Laced and Button Shoes at 75c, $l.00 and $1.25 per pair
 A comfortable Wool Slipper, hand
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Lavigne & Scott Manufacturing Co.,, and was organized March l of this year.
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special department devoted entirely the filling of mail ordersquick and careful attention given communications
A W0MAN'S DRESS
Is not judged by its cost, but by the style and good form expended in its makeup.

Are you interested in Proper Suits Capes Jackets etc so let present for your inspection variety of garments-made from imported novelties, and in hs newest aud most fashionable styles.
 On Thursday Friday and Saturday we have made con- siderable reductions these thus enabling the barest to secure hobby, outof-the ordinary clothing
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Fine Scarlet Underwear

Manufactured from real Austral- ian wool, treated incidentally; healthful as well as warm; market price $1.50
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VISCOUNT BOLINGBROKE. London, Nov. S.-Viscount Boiling broke (Henry St. John) is dead. H was born in 1920.
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MANS NEEDS

The barest description is such extraordinary offerings. whip-cord, double texture. mackintoshes are fashioned box cut. Strapped and stitc
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The covering of these Umbrellas would cost an ordinary purchaser about as much as the whole article is marked. They have a fine steel rod, natural wood handles; market price $100,
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Our price $l.OO Flanne]ette Night Robes

Made of superior outing flannel, 54 inches long, extra full, with col lar band and yoke (also boys sizes); market price $1.00,
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Our sale for one day only,
 Regularly priced at $z5o.

all we can afford to devote to
 They are made from English The collars are velvet. The in the newest donble breasted led seams.
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Natural Wool Underwear

That means it is the genuine black and white wool (Australian), with out adulteration of any kind-soft, comfortable and nicely fitting; mar ket price $1.75,
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The Decay of New Haven's Prestige ns n Shipping Port-Prestdent Ad1cr's Re- marks on tho Subject and the Remedy --The Coming Brilliant Banquet oi the Chamber.
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aon. Murray yandiver for Governor.

The friends of Hon. Murray Vandiver arc
urging him to throw himself more actively into
the Tray. They give hun assurances of support
which would make him one OF the most for
midaule men in the field. but he has not pushed
his claims as aggI cssvely as his friends wuulL.
like to see him 40.
II know | voice the sentiments of thous-
auds of Democrats said very prominent
llem"cratic leader at the committee meeting
Wednesday, when | say they are willing Sud
anxious to honor him in any manner that
would be most pleasing to him. The party in
Maryland does not rea lie what a debt of graft
tude It owes Mr.. Vandiver for his heroic cxe en-
tons to place the party in such position that il
can win. Nor does it realize what prominent
part he played in bringing victory to the Dem
ocratlc banner at the recent municipal election
in Baltimore, and have no doubt if the inside
workings of that campaign. and of The ante
convention Developments were fully knoWn,
he would be deemed worthy of the nomination
for Governor, or of any homer winch q grateful
party was disheartened. discouraged, d:sorgs-
II yea ana almost disrupted by defeat, be came
nObly forward and uHalded he took lID the
difficult and hercuiean task of renrga ming the
party. lie opened headquarters for the party
aud since November. 1897. trey have never
been closed. Democrats of all shades of opiD-
ion were welcome there. ana there they were
invited 10 give FRI ely their advice. winch WIS
needed, and thc result has been that Mr. Van
diver has been the one and oyershadowiur fac
tor which has healed up old wounds, and which
has brought together and firmly bound togeth.
or the divergent clements of The party The
ind neDdentS respect him. The regulars adore
him; and, il his work were only better Huown
ard better understood, it would be bottrr an
well as honor Mr.. Vandlver. by yielding 10 his
every wish. baltimore HHeFlcQH.
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g,Y!E END OF FERRY.

John Berry, the negro murderer OF
Miss Amanda Clark, was hanged in
the Jail yard at Upper Marlboro, Md,
Oh Friday. The execution WAS very
orderly and a perfect success. The
number of witnesses was limited &C.
cording to law, but hundreds Of per-
sons viewed the scene from every con,
ceivable vantage point. TIE murder
was an atrociouS one ami was com
iuitted on March 18th. The negro
who was about Is years of age, had
been taken from the colored House OF
Reformation by Miss Clark and her
sister of Prince Georges county, and
murdered his benefactress in cold
blood.
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FOR GORNIN.

Perry Belmont, President of the
Democratic Club, of New York, has
expressed himself in favor of the
nomination of Arthur p. German, foi
the Presidency. Mr.. Belmont said
1.-The man to carry the Democratic
banner TO victory is German. Ii the
Democrats come together under him
as their candidate with PATRIOTS
fervor, as they united in 1876 after the
Greeley tiasco of 1872, the threatened
evasions of the Constitution in The
direction of Imperialism can be pre-
vented. In the Democratic revivais
of 1876 and 1891, when tho voter:
elected Democratic Presidents, Ti,den
Manring and German were stars il
the East guiding the reunited Demo,
cratic hosts"
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Churt II NJ WIS from Dublin District.

DUBLIN. June 2O.-The social department. of
Emory FpwoIth League came to the parSon-
age, in Dublin, on Thursday night, June 10th,
t. pay their respects to the pastor, Rev. X. g.
Murray. The lawn was decorated with LA Is
and Japanese lanterns and pres. nted an att ac-
tive appearance. The guests enjoyed crCquet
and other games and refreshments were bUun.
tiiully served.
asst sunday, June 18th, was Childreo's Day
at Dublin NJ. E. Church. 1t was an occasi IN
| ne TO he remembered. The church was
crowded and many were unable to get il SIDE
Mrs. Dollie Osborn and Miss Moliie hIcCann de-
serve credit for the excellent manner in which
they train, the children, vino gave reci,atIOns
and sang delightfully."-. Rev. X. G. Murray, the
pastor, delivered fine address on Nineteenth
Century Education.''
On sunday next, June 25th, Emory NJ. E.
Church, which has been closed fer six weeks,
undergoing repairs, will be reopened with APP
propriate services. he church has been hand
somely frescoed by Watt Bros of YORK, Pa, a
new carpet has been laid, the chandeliers en-
bcllished and the wood work painted and yra IL
ed. The services will consist of preachins at
1890 and 8 O'Clock, and Children's services at
3 O'clock
On Friday evening, June 30th. Rev. T. E.
Peters will deliver lecture on "Matrimony,"
at Emory Church. Admission ; cents.
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CaStleton News.

CASTLETON, June 20.-Mr. Hugh A. Jores
commenced cutting grass Yesterday, and Us ths
weather is dry, il takes but short time &c
cure. Wheat is r,p"ning very fast. and it will
he ready 10 cut in Il few days. Corn is growing
nicely. but cats are short and pasture fields are
almost burned up. heavy thunderstorm
passed to the north OF us this evening. A little
of it would have been welcomed.
A fin" steer, belonging to MIR. Samuel Smith
broke its leg day last week.
Mrs. Ellen Barnes will remove to Berkeley this
week.
Miss Annie James is visiting her sister, Mrs
Ollie Moore, at Wilmington, Del.
a few of our farmers have not finished set
weather. GEEY
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CHURCHvILLF. June 81 REV. Geo. Barnes
preached at the Presbyterian Church, last sun
day. As the pastor will he absent another
week, there will be no service next sunda,
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Kennedy. OF Delaware
are visiting his parents.
Mrs. AkeTs is quite sick.
MIR. Selwyn Colhurn, of jersey City, was al
home, last week.
A good many farmers are cutting, and some
have finished their hay crop. Some, too, are
cutting wheat, while Others are still planting
tomatoes. so they seem TO be in mucn the
same condition as 81 Holy was about his
breakfash-a little mixed.
1'ne scarcity of house flies is very noticeable
1t is to De hoped it is an indication of sick.
ness, as generally supposed. AsCANlUS.
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Il was seriously afflicted with n cough fol
several years, and last tall had a more severe
cough than ever before. [ have used many
remedies without receiving much relief, and
being recommended to Try bottle of Cham
beriain's Cough Remedy, by Il friend, who,
knowing me to be poor widow, gave it to me,
| tried it, and with the most gratifying results
The first bottle relieved me very much and the
second bottle has absolutely cured me. have
not had as good health for twenty years.
give this certificate without solicitation, simply
in appreciation of the gratitude felt for the
cure affected. Respectfully, MRS. MARY A.
BEARD. Elaremore, Ark. For sale by John 8.
Richardson. IL. UruRRiSt. Bel Air Md.
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Hon. Richard Bland one of the
most earnest and consistent Demo
cratic members Of Congress, died al
his home at Lebanon, Missouri, or
Thursday, June 10. He was an early
champion of free silver, having in,
troduccd a bill in Congress for that
purpose in 1876, and was SO persistent
in his efforts for legislation on that
subject as to win the sobriquet OF
Silver Dick, or Silver Dollar Bland
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SHOULD LEAP YEAR BE PERFECT
U4Ic
Here is what one fair woman has to
say on the subject of women propos-
ing marriage to men:
BEL AIR. MD, June 2C

BEL AIR, MD, June ~, 'S99.
Mr.. EDITOR: Shoudered by nature with a
share of life's bu' dens sufficient TO satisfy a
reasonable ambition, one might suppose that
the wesk er sex would be content to pc rmit the
lords of creation to continue to carry those
which custom-the outgrowth of Il manly and
chivarous instinct has imposed. Supposltion
" this head, however, is quite erroneous and
one reads in recent newspapers that DR.. Hart
land Law, OF san francisco, hopes to see the
day when woman shall he as free TO ask the
man is free TO ask the woman he loves 10 be-
come his wife,
Passing over the nld-fashioned theory, which
the good Doctor quite ignores. that the love of
a womanly woman is merely rcspousive-the
echo, so to speak, of the articulate sentiment
of the man. the imagination wanders TO those
change lin social regulations which the coveted
era will usher in.
With the privilege of declaring her affection
will come the necessity of ingratiating herself.
by oil the arts known to the ardent lover, in
the favor of the man of her choice.
With Il substantial salary a telegraph
operator or stenogrs pher. or perhe Hour
ishing practice as phi Siciau or lawyer. the con-
Venttonal theatre tickets, livery bills, flowers,
bon bons and the like can readi he managed,
but when the imprisoned goodbye has been
said in the moonlight or beneath the iiickeriug
rays of u city lamp. how will the fair wooer
make her wav unescorted TO her Tod rings
through partially deserted streets or along
country roads!
The new woman is fertile in eIpedients
however, and the solution of this problem, to-
gether with any other that may arise. may
safely be left to her. SAL VOLATILE.
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NnTICE Tn CRERITnRS

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the SUBJ
L scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters Tesla
mentary on the estate OF
RIDGEWAY TONKINS SPERlNG,
late OF Hartford county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are hereby
notified TO exhibit tie same with the legal
vouchers thereof,
On or Before the Goth day of June, 1900,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this Doth day
of June, 1899.
SALLIE Z. SPERING,
EXecutrix.
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c. \. Snow y Co one of the olfcst a, most
81" Css'ul fir : of Patent Lawyers, whose
ot'it ar" opposite the United States Patent
cured p'Ccnts Tor more than :, 600 Inventors,
saws that. Owing to the improved conditions in
the United states Patent Office. patents may
now be III lrc promptly procured than ut any
previous time in their expert nee of twenty
five years.
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Democratic Primaries

BY direction OF the Democratic state Ccrtr ii
Conmittce, the members for Hartford County
call upon the Democratic voters al Hnrlorti
county to hold primary meetings al the usiiu'
place of voting i'll each district,
ON SATURDAY, JULY S;h, 1899.
AT 5 O'Clock, =. NJ,
To select for each district Ten Delcia to n
Convention t. be held in Bel Air, Tuesday. July
18th, 1899, ut IL O'Clock. NJ, Tor the purpose
of selecting Five Dee%atvS to Icptcscnt liar,
ford County in the State Convention TO b. held
in Baltimore Wednesday, august I'd. SsI9. 10
nominate candidates for Governor, Attorney
General and Comptroller.
PLACES OF MEETING.
First District-A bingdon.
Second Drstrict-Hall's Cross Roads.
Third District Bel Air.
Fourth District -Jarrettsvile.
Fifth District-Dublin.
SixIb Dlstrct-Havre dc Grace.
The members of the County Executive Com
mittee will, if present, call the met ting to or
der; if not, the meeting will organize itself.
THOMAS n. ROBINSON,
EDWARD n. HALL,
HOLLIS COU RrN Ely, JR.,
Members of the State Central Committee fol
Hartford County.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by Our Correspondents.


FALLSToN. June 20.-Children's Day servio
was held at the Falston Presbyterian Church
last Sunday night, the service WAS well render.
ed to a larg- aud interested audience. MIR
Joseph Crumlish, superintendent, presided
aud Miss E. II. Robinson was organiSt. Mr.. j
II. Currey, of Baltimore. gave an Illustrated
talk on the Scarlet Line, which was very inter
esting. The pastor also made a few remarks
An interesting part OF the service was the bap
tism of the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. W. z
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GS- Money to Losu. Address Bcx No. /,
Jarrettsville, Harford county. Md
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"A gang of masked robbers made a
raid upon the office of the Paramount
Park Transportation Company, Phila-
delphia, on Monday morning, blew
open the safe and succeeded in Sc
curing "a 600.
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Baltimore Markets.
2 u
Canned Sugar Corn, PdoZan..
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
FRANK BATEMAN
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
L scriher has obtained from the Register o.
Wills of Hartford county, Md Letters of Ad
ministratiOn on the estate of
FRANK BATEMAN,
late of Hartford county, deceased All persons
having claims against said deceased are hereby
notified to exhibit the same with the legal
vouchers thereof,
On or Before the 10Th Day of Dec, 1899
or they may otherwise by law ba excluded
from AL benefits of said estate. All persons
indebted 10 said estate are IequC sted to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 10th day
of June, 1899.
J.E BATEMAN,
Administrator.
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The Addicks Republicans are in
dignant over the appointment of
William NJ. Byrne as U. s. District
Attorney for Delaware. They pre-
dict a Democratic victory in that State
next fall
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-Four big bronze guns, captured by
the army in Cuba and Porto Rico,
have been put in place on the east and
west fronts OF the State, War and
Navy Departments building. The
pieces are said to be excellent speci-
mems of the gun founders art, bear
ing the Spanish coat of-arIns and
quaint inscriptions, and are conspic-
uous ornaments.
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Efforts are being made at the
Hague to reconcile the German views
az to arbitration and those Of the
other powers represented in the Peace
Conference
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FOR SALE.

DROWN MARE LADY IRIS, by Hannis,
- 2.lI34. dam by kiimOre, son OF Blacks
HamhletOnian. Lady Iris is the dam of Hannis
Blossom. $3.50. Bob Brawley. yr. trial 2 21,
iyr. trial > Al. Brown Y EAR Ring FILLY
by Happy Russell, dam Lady Iris. SUCKLlNG
COLI 10y Alcantel, son UI Alcantaru, 2.Z3, by
GEO. WILKES, y, dam Alma Mater. dam of s.
Alicante. s l st dam is Satinet. by WedgewOod
2.l9, sire of dam OF John r. Gentry, 2.UO19; I'd
dam Susie, dam OF Alien Lowe, = IL, Del3arry,
of dam OF Nancy Hanks, 2O4; Sd dam County
House Mare, dam OF Nettie, IS, and Odd
stocking. dam Happy Russell, . p, Boneface
30, Sprlnglock, 2.21, by Seely's American
Star.
HARRY j. BROOKS
211 Il Fayette St, Baltimore.
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~NOTICE TO CURRESPON DENTS.-All
communications intended Tor publication must
be accom- panied by the real name OF the writer,
though not for publication unless desired,
otherwise they will receive 40 attention.
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Government experts estimate that
the census of 1900 will enumerate q
population of II, coo, O0O souls. In 1890
the population was 80, G22 $50. In 1900
it was 5,3OS, 1888, showing gain dur
ing the century of over II 100000
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Mr.. Bellamy Storer, the newly
appointed and temporarily lost or
misiaid Minister to Spain was received
in a formal audience by the Queen
Regent on Friday. There were no
speeches and but few were present.
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Lawn Fete,

The Ladies of the Bel Air M. f. Church will
hold LAWN FETE on the lawn adjoining
the Church, opposite Mrs. NJ. A. Hanna's Board
ing House, on Thursday evening, July 9th,
1899. Cake, Ice Cream, Confectionery, etc, in
abundance. Come and have good time.
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ROBERT ARCHER, Solicitor.

Henry W. Archer In the Circuit Court for
VS.. Hartford County,
Henry S. Hilton and In Equity.
others.
ORDERED, this Goth day of June, 1899, that
" the sales made aud reported in the above
entitled cause by Henry w. Archer. trustee,
trary thereof be shown or before the ! 5ih
day of July, 1899: provided copy of this or
der be inserted i'll some newspa per published in
Hartford county once in each Of three 49, sue
cessive weeks before the 18th day of July,
1899.
The report states the amount OF sales to be
S2l0.
VIM. S. FORWOOD, JR., Clerk.
True Copy-Tcst:
WI. s. FORwoOD.JR., Clerk.
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LETT Err FROM RECKOED
Death Of OEamOn Pearce-SchoGI Com.
mencemPnt.

mencement.
RECKoRD, June 2l.-Mr. Solomon Pcsrce
died saturday, June 18th, at fhe home or his
son, Mr.. Nicholas Pedrce. near FalIs.on. Mr.
PeGrce was seventy-siN years old and was born
and raised near Trump, baltimore county. He
was buried at West Liberty NJ. f. Cnurch, Bal.
tiuore county. The pail bearers were Joseph
6. Favour, George 0Stheim, Adam Hess, New
ton MCCOurtney. Wilbur Clayton aud " illiarn
Gunther Rev. Wc-ley NJ. Hyde onductc,i the
funeral services at the house.
The commencement at FHl!ston school will
he held Thursday. June Goth. ut us p. NJ.
Music will be furnished by the Mandolin Club,
OF Chestnut Hill. States Attorney Walter w.
Preston will deliver an address. MISS Susie e..
Shanahsn is the only graduate. Many of the piI-
pills viii pariicip 'te in the exercises, which will
consist of songs. recitatofs, dialogues, &c., and
valcdictory lay Miss Susie q Shanahan. Those
who will attend can feel confident that they
will be pleased by the exercises
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MIR. John Bevins, editor of the Press, An
thon, Iowa, says: Il have u.s. Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in my
famiy for fifteen years, have recommended it
10 hundreds OF others, and have never known
It to fail in a single instance. For sale by John
3. Richardson, Jr., Druggist, Bel Air, Md.
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An exchange of cablegrams was
made last week between Rev. DR.. f.
E. Clark, President Of the United
Society of Christian Endeavor, and
the American Peace Commission at
the Hague. There appears to be still
hope that Il compromise will be carried
through the Congress which will re-
suit in the adoption OF arbitration
measures.
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to be chosen this fall. They will hold
office four Years, and, consequently,
be members of the legislature of 1902,
when Mr.. Wellington's successor will
be chosen. This feature is another
that will give the contest a national
aspect and may prove to be an ex-
ceedingly import ant one.
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The Fountain Green W. c. II. u. will hold a
Pubic Meeting at the Hall, Thursday evening,
June 80 h. at 3 o'clock. Rev. f. X Isaac will
address the meeting. Public cordially inv ted.
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The annual convention of the
Christian Endeayor will be held in
Detroit, Michigan, beginning July 4.
The membership throughout the
world is estimated at three and half
millions and it is expected that at least
fifty thousand delegates will be pres
emit