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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-07-20
VOTED BONDS.
The People of Big Stone Cap
In Favor Of Buying the
Water Works.

The election held here last Satur-
day for the purpose of ascertaining
whether the people were in favor of
floating bonds for the purpose Of buy
ing the water works was almost
unanimous in favor of issuing the
bonds. There were Ia votes cast
and only one cast against issuing
bonds. Our citizens are certainly to
be congratulated for the interest took
in the election, and by their votes
they have shown their appreciation Of
our fine water system.
Just as soon as the bonds can he
issued and the proper transfers made
the town will take charge Of the wat
ter works, which will be about the
first of September.
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Will co to PHILADELPHIA.

We regret very much to announce
that Mr.. ID. 6. Anderson has decided
to move away from Big Stone Gap.
Mr. Anderson is Superintendent Of
the keystone Coal and Iron Compa-
ny at this place, and will go to Phil
adelphia about the first Of September,
where he has accepted more lucra-
tive position with the same company
in their main office. Mr.. Anderson
will be succeeded at this place by Mr..
J. l.. Mccormick. who is at present
Superintendent of the Norton Land
and Improvement Company at Nor
ton, Va. The entire community will
regret to loose Mr.. Anderson and his
estimable family, and the best wishes
Of everyone will 50 with them.
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Death of a Good Young Man.

Prof. c. Y. Chapman, Of Wise,
who is attending the Normal at this
place, returned Monday morning
from Rose Hill, Lee comfy, where he
had been to attend the funeral OF his
wile's brother, Mr. w. W. Beatty,
whose death occurred at his home at
that place on the morning of the 18th
inst Mr.. beatty was a single man
- years of age, and died very sud-
denly, the cause Of his death was
supposed to be from heart failure
Mr. Beatty was az excellent young
man and his sad and untimely death
is mach regretted by his many friends
and relatives,
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j. G. Cover, Superintendent of
the tannery at this place, spent sew
eral days in Bristol last week visit
ing his brother, who is very i'll.
James T. Smith, the popular shoe
drummer Of this place, returned Sun
day night from a trip through Haw-
kins and Hancock counties, Tennes-
see,
w. b. Hen tricks, of Milligap,
Tenn, arrived in the Gap last Sat
urday night, and has accepted a po-
sition with II. l.. Brown, the cOntrec-
tor.
Messrs, d. b. Wentz, j. f. Bullitt,
John Fox. Jr., and Mr.. Welch re-
turned last Friday from their fishing
tour to Dickinson county. They re-
port pleasant stay in the mountains.
The Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company i, having its de-
pots and other buildings along the
Cumberland Valley division between
MiddlesboIo and Norton newly paint
ed.
\. NJ. Rogers returned last Sunday
night from Ashcville, y. c., where
he had been on account Of the death
of his brother His sister, Mrs. VIII
son, Of Stanton, accompanied him
home,
Miss Mary Belle Morrison, Of Geor-
gel, this county, is spending few
days in the Gap visiting Miss Ada
Taylor, on her return home from a
visit to Mountain Springs, Scott
county,
DR.. j. W. Kelly has bought cor
ner lot on Wood avenue and East
Fifth street, adjoining the postollice
building and will erect a handsome
store building thereon within the
next twelve months
Prof. Repass, Of Mvtha Wash
ington College, is spending few
days in the Gap in the interest of his
school this week.. He preached a
very able sermon at Trinity Method
list Church Sunday.
\ party consisting of Misses Min
ME and Elizabeth Fox, Miss Annie
Clay, Mrs. Cochran, and Messrs. Oil
yer Fox and John Ohalkley, went to
the High Knob Friday. Mr. CroX'
ton accompanied them as far as Nor
ton,
1--WE have sold many different cough
remedies, hut hone has given better salts !
faction than Chamberlain's,' says Mr.. |
Charles Holzhauer, Druggist. Newark, n.
J. at is perfectly safe and can he relied |
ipon in all eases Of coughs, colds or
loarsemess Sold by J. W.Kelly, Drug |
yist. @o-3o
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Southwest Items.

Two calves, the property of Dave Bnrk,
OF Nurseries, fell into cave 30 feet deep
last MONDAY One OF them was found and
rescued, and is apparently uninjured
The other had not been fouRd At last
report.
Joseph Alley, former resident of Rus
sell county, Va was killed by tightening
in North Carolina where he has been re-
siding for the last ten years.
John Page, colored, was found dead in
his cabin at Abingdon Wednesday.
There Is still some talk of building the
Mlddiesboro and Jonesville telephone line.
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SAD DEATH.
r. S. Ferguson Died Suddenly
at PaduCah, KY, last
Thursday night.

Our community was indeed sadden.
ed on last Friday morning upon the
receipt Of telegram from Paducah,
Ky, stating that Mr.. r. s. Ferguson
died very suddenly at the Palmer
house in that city at 1910 o'clock
Thursday night The news came as
Il great shock to hi. father, Esquire
b. O. Ferguson, and sister Mrs J. NJ.
Goodloe, the former of which had
received letter only few days be-
fore stating that his son was well
and would return home in a short
time. The cause of his death was
apoplexy.
Mr.. Ferguson was aged Al years,
and unmarried and possessed the
friendship Of all who knew him. He
was indeed model young man. His
remains we're embalmed and brought
to this place for burial, arriving on
Monday morning. After funeral SER
vices conducted by Rev. a. NJ. Will
son, pastor OF the Baptist church, at
the residence OF the dcceased's sister,
Mrs. Goodloe, on Poplar Hill, he was
laid to TEST in Glencoe cemetery late
Monday afternoon. The funeral was
largely attended by relatives and
friends of the deceased.
Mr.. Ferguson leaves a father, Es-
quire b. o. ferguson, one sister, Mrs.
j. II. Goodloe, Of this place, and two
brothers. a. b. Ferguson, of Rich
mond, Va, and d. G. Ferguson, of
Helena, Montana. The latter two
were not present at his burial.
Mr.. Ferguson. at the time Of his
death was employed at Paducah as
train dispatcher for the Illinois Cen
trail railroad.
In behalf Of the entire community
we extend our deepest sympathies to
the aged father and relatives in this
their saddest bereavement.
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Died at East Stone Cap.

After an illness of a couple of
weeks of hux, ID. +. Slower died at
his home in East Stone Gap Sunday
morning at 4 o'clock. Mr.. Stover
was aged about A. years and leaves a
wife aud several children to mourn
THEN loss. After funeral services by
Rev. w. II. Wampler his remains
were inferred in the cemetery near
East Stone Gap Monday morning
Mr.. Slower was formerly from Rus
sell county.
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NOTICE.,

\ meeting of the Executive Co nmiitee
Of The Athletic Association Is hereby call
ed for Friday, July 2lst, at ; o'clock T. NJ
at the office Of j T. Bullilt. Tor the pmr-
pose OF passing upon all bills. settling ac-
counts, etc. All persons having claims
against the Association not heretofore
presented will please present them before
the said meeting
J. f.. BrLLlrr. Chairman
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~ tue NohniN OF wise u tue TN uay o.
July, 1899.
( The Virginia Coal and Iron
Company, Plaintiff,
against In Chancery
A. J. Steiunsn, Defendant
The object Of this suit is to remove a
cloud from the title Of Plaintiffs land
that is To say. to have set aside and cam
celled a certain deed from l.. ID. Huff 10
ID. Price, aud A. j. Stcinman dated DE-
cember 9th. 1874, recorded in the Clerk :
Office of the County Court of Wise County
in Deed Book ,, pa .e 2l3. by which the
said l.. D. HUFF attempted TO grant and
convey certain Iani. living in Wis" county,
Virginia. on the waters of the Powells riv-
err tor particular description of which
reference il herd made 10 The deed afore-
said :Irdto have set aside and cancelled q
certain deed from the said J. ID. Price TO
the said A. J. Steinm,n dated Decembe,
3lst. 1874. recorded in said Clerks Office
in Deed Book 1. page rs. n, which the
said Price attempted 10 convey lis alleged
interest in the said land to the said A. J.
Steinman. And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defendant A J.
Steinman is not resident at the State of
Virginia, il ia ordered that he do appear
here within II da-s after due publication
hereof. and do what NAV lie necessary to
protec: his interest in this suit And il is
further ordered that a copy hereof he pub
lished once week for four weeks in tie
Big Stone Gap Posr, and that a copy he
posted at the front door Of the court house
Of this County on the first day of the next
term Of the County Court.
A copy-Tcste:
". f.. krLGoRE. Clerk
BY G. A. JOHNSON, u. {.
J. +. BrLLIrr y. q. lib 2s-3l
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An Epidemic OF Diarrhoea.

Mr.. A. Sanders. writing from Cocoanut
Grove, Florida, saws there has been quite
an epidmic Of diarrhoc there. lie had a
severe attack and was cured by four doses
of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoe Remedy He SAYS he also recon-
mended it TO others and they saw it is the
best medicine they ever nsed. For sale by
J. W. Kelly, Druggist. 27-3O
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You assume no risk when you buy Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Darrboea
Remedy. Dr. J. ". Kelly will refund
your money if you are not satisfied after
using it. It is everywhere admitted to be
the most successful remedy in use for
bowel complaint and the only one that
never fails. 1t il pleasant, safe and rei-
able. 27-43
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Mrs. VI. S. Gilly, of Gillenwaters,
Tenn, who spent few weeks visit
ing relatives in the Gap left Monday
morning for her home. Her daugh-
tiers. Mrs. II. !. Sullivan and Mrs. w.
{. Robinson accompanied her as far as
Clinchport, where they will visit rel
atives for few days.
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BnckIen'S Arnlca Salve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chiblan-
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
tivel ~ cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price - cents per
box. For sale 10y J. W. Kelly
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The Big Stone Cap Post
THURSDAY. JULY 20, 1899.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Drink Vichy. 1t is healthy,
N,> lila specht, Of Stonega, spen
,y in the Gap.
John 6. Goolloe, of Stonega, spen
|, las in the Gap.
HIN. r. p. Trigg, Of Abingdon
.a the Gap to-day.
Can't. \. 4. Eaton spent Sunday
d bi, family in Bristol.
Contractor Il. !" Brown went tC
,nl last Friday on business.
T.. cold soda and crushed fruit
., 20 the Drug Store
Mn, Il. T.. Bruce, of Wise, spent
los aitht in the Gap en- route t.
HL. Counts, Of Coehurn, spent a
'eof days in the Gap this week
o,or>s.
Deputy Collector w. d. Kilbourn
a,u Clmchport Monday morning
m.lnc>,
rlrncy +. +. Buliitt and d. b.
|W.z .cut to Bristol Monday on
t.,,eu,l business.
e. 4. Eroalwater, Of st. Paul, a
mmcn, qncen,ware drummer, was
Tire cap this week.
IN the "wet and dry" election last
saturday, we understand all the
..l,r, voted "wct,
r Penny i, over from Whites
z, hy iai, week spending a few
By, with ll, family
W., npa i. Horton, Of Lee coun-
g spent several days visiting rela-
i, DO tie Gap last week,
ea \ VI Wilson went to Norton
Nnu.a, morning where he filled his
.iar appointments Sunday.
p. j. e.. Primer, of Mendoza,
.a few lay, in the Gan this
|,.l".,..c.@';"oai hn.;noss
". Il, c,,r, and his two sons
..,1C G. orWb;,o.Lurg XIV
-. co,' c,n. IarsIost reok
'' Tue ''P d 'S" "'Y' last "''N'
,sl i... q, ,ba Dng Store
D'r A. W. Wilson. Of this place,
,aai4el Baptist Church at Nor
.~,
'Ay 'o'.'oe, who ha, been spend
b, ,me t'm~ visiting relatives at
... . '.' VIII 'e'"'" nome tins
w. " D. beverley and little
ns.'e,. Virginia, spent a few days |
calfrt ~
w.
VIII lessee. who has been visit
.rao'e, at Cleveland, Va, for
2aaya.,a, '''"'" '" "''"7
. T. NJ, l.. '.N.ry, Of Ta,cumbis, Ala.
=, 7. H.'. Leoor lIagan. of DUNCAN
tie, 'a tie Gam ''' '''''''S '''"
II. livery well man hath his i'll day"
', W.. "a BIZ off, o, when seriously
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TONIGHT

At Trinity Methodist Church, Mr..
Ashida, native Japan, will appear
in native costume and address our
people. Let everybody come. Adj
mission free.
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| '"iff 1000
| POwells River Coal aud Iron
Company, Plaintiff,
against In Chancery.
| A. J. Steinman, Defendant.
The object of this suit is to remore a
cloud from the title of plaintiffs land, that
is to say, to have cancelled aud set aside a
certain deed from :. H. Roberts to J. y.
Price aud A. J. Steinman, dated December
18th, 1874, recorded in the County Court
Clerks Office of Wise County, Virginia, in
Deed Book !, page Co. by which the said
:. K. Roberts attempted 10 convey 10 the
said Price and Steinman IA certain tract of
land living in Vie county, Virginia. on
the waters OF Powells River. containing
900 acres, more or less, said land being
particularly described in the said deed. to
which reference is here made for greater
certainty; aud to have set aside aud can
ceIled certain deed from the said J. ID.
Price to the said \. j. Steinman. dated
October jth 1915. recorded in the said
Clerks Office in Deed Book /, page III.
by which the said Price ATTEMPTED 10 con-
vey to the said Steinman his alleged in
terest in the said lanG. And an affidavit
having been made aud filed that the
defendant, 4. !. Steinmin. is not Il resi-
dent OF the State of Virginia it j. ordered
that he do appear here within - DAYS
after due publication hereof, and do what
may he necessary to protect his interest IN
this suit. And il is further ordered that
a copy hereof he published once Il week
for four weeks in the Big Stone Gap 'osr,
and that a copy he posted at the front
door OF the court house of this County on
the first day Of the next term Of the
County Court.
A cOpy-TeStc:
W. f.. klLGoHL. Clerk.
By &. \. Johnson. CD
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"NeVer Burn a Candle at Both
Ends,

II YOU do your light will soon he gone
and you will he in the dark. Don't think
YOU can go on drawing vitality from the
blood for nerves, stomach, brain and mus
cles, without doing something to replace
it. Hoods Sarsapariia gives nerve, men
tai and digestive strength by enriching
and vitalizing the blood. Thus it helps
people who are ovcrworked and tired.
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New Superintendent.

Mr.. J. l.. Goodson, of Birmingham,
Ala, has accepted a position with
the Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke
Company as Superintendent of the
ore mines at this place. Mr.. Good
son will move his family to this place
in the near future. Mr.. lIornick, the
former Superintendent, will still re-
main connected with the company
and has been awarded a more H.
cratiye position.
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| w. We spoOk-..
This way to
the
River Styx."
The best one read:
BE merry, cake walk, dance gaily,
And play,
All to the honor of the Spookess
Anne Clay
One babe every conner to
",Iust tie your boss
Charon will row you across
Another thus admonished them:
"Don't sit around and he glum,
But jump about and make things hum
While still another declared that
Every Jack must bring his Jill,
And take her back to Poplar Hill"
Adding as an after thought-"( Ii
she lives there. !"
a very large one gave this So
licitOus advice:
1.-THE spooney spooks
who want to spark
Will take this bench
Here in the dark
There were number Of Others
equally expressive, creating great
deal Of merriment among the spooks.
Lest any should feel lonely one
placar'l announced:
"No hostess will grasp
You by the hand,
But they will meet YOU
In Spirit Land"
Mrs. Bullitt, TO the hinge enjoy
ment OF all present when the decep-
ton was discovered, masqueradel
throughout the evening as a negro
fortune teller--an oh woman from
the mountains, who. for piece of
silver. could divine what the dim
future held in store for any anxious
spook present.
Her disguise was so complete that
no one recognized her, or suspected
that she was other than what she
seemed. Mrs Bullitt never fails to
accomplish anything she undertakes
The browning feature of the even
ing was the Cake Walk, of plante-
ton fame, at 1890 p. m. on tie
tennis court, in which all the weird
Spectres of the night" participated.
The cake was won after an anus
ing contest, by the spooks repre-
scented in the flesh by Mr.. James B.
Ayers and Miss Barker.
Some of the costumes of the spOoks
were so feariully and wonderfully
made, particularly that of one gentle
man, that any respectable real spook
would have fed in dismay.
Mr.. Oliver Fox was the author of
the inscription on the pIacar,s.
After the Cake Walk. refresh
ments were served to the "spooks. "
The Misses Fox possess the happy
faculty Of making people enjoy them
selves to the fullest extent, even if
they are "spooks."
Those present were Misses Eliza
beth Churchill, Barker, Sewer, Rosa
Routh, Susie Burbank, Belle SIemp.
jamie SIemp. Mary Mitchell, Anne
and Nan Duff, Mamie GOodloe, Min
ME and Elizabeth Fox, Annie Clay,
Matte aud Cummius BuIitt. Mrs
Cochran, Mrs. John Goolloe, Mrs.
Ell. Goodloe and Mrs. BuIIitt;
Msssrs. James b. Ayers, Harry
Ayers, John and Judson Chalkley.
George Esser, House, c. b. Slemp.
i. NJ. Goodloe. j. w. Hodge, Oliver
Fox, Leonard and Frank Garden, Il.
L. Irvine. Mathew and Alexander
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

SID ae candidate before the Demo-
.,r. convention when il convenes, TO
...,nt the counties of Buchanan,
-. and Dickinson in the House Of
gates in The Legislature Of Virginia.
Respectfully,
". II. Horror.
$50. Big Stone Gap, Va.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
of the County of Wise on the 18th day of
July, 1899.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
FREE TO XIRClNIHNS
In the Academic Schools.
Letters, Science Law, Medicine, Engineering.

session Begins 18th September.
For Catalogues address Z. u. BARRiSGER,
Chairman, Charlottesville, Va.
! apeI 3m
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Hoods Pills are non-irritating, mild,
effective.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Clerks Office al the Circuit Court
Of the County Of Wise ca the 9TH day Of
July, 1899
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Virginia snd OF tastsrn Ken
lucky Coke made nv 4. =. Mctrtsth
Evening journal., 1899-10-24
CHANGES IN THE FORCE
HOUSE SERGEANT KELLEHER TO
GO ON DUTY ON THE STREET.

At last nights meeting of the Police
Commission, it was decided to transfer
House Sergeant kelleher to street SER
geant and Police Sergeant Eugene
Massey in Kelleher's place.
The change has been contemplated
for some time, and was made owing to
the physical condition Of Sergeant
Massey. who for several years past has
suffered with rheumatism In his feet.
Certificates were presented by Police
Surgeon Harris and Dr. j. Paul Lu-
kens, stating that unless Sergeant Mas
sey was relieved of so much walking
while on duty he would be compelled
to resign his position. AS Sergeant
Massey has been faithful officer it
was decided to place him in the station
as house sergeant.
In the resolutions providing for the
change, drawn by the Police Commits
sion last night, high compliment was
paid to Sergeant Kelleher by stating
that he was competent to fill any posi-
tion on the force. The change will
take effect on November /. House Ser
geant Durney will be transferred TO
Captain Chambers turn, Sergeant Mas
sey being placed with Captain Kane.
The commission decided to suspend
for six days without pay Policeman
McAteer who pleaded guilty to being
fifteen minutes late in making a report.
The charge against Wagonman Eng
land, alleging he cruelty treated a
prisoner, was not sustained by the evil
denee. He pleaded guilty, however, TO
failing to report a prisoners injuries
to the men in the station house, and
was sentenced to be reprimanded. Ser
geant Welsh was also sentenced to a
reprimand for failing to record the
lateness of MeAteer in his report Chief
Dolan reported that he had changed
the patrOlmen on the various districts
On fifteen out of seventeen districts the
men have been changed. The patrol
men dOnned their Winter uniforms to-
day.
The Mercantile Printing Company
was awarded the contract for printing
the dog register receipt book
Evening journal., 1899-10-24
EPwORTH LEAGUE OF DOVER
ANNUAL CONVENTION WILL BE
HELD ON WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY NEXT.

The annual convention of the Dover
district Of the EPworth League will be
held tomorrow and Thursday at Do
yer. Following is the program for the
two days session:
Wednesday, 10 a. m.-Cabinet meet
ting; enrolment OF delegates; season of
prayer, led by Rev. l.. Il Barrett; well
come. j. b. Hutton; response. II. r.
Erickson: appointment OF committee
on credentials; written reports Of Off
GERS; report Of committee on entertain
ment.
2 D. m.-Song and devotions. led by
Rev. N. o. Gibson; report Of committee
on credentials; reports OF officers, con-
tinued; round table, conducted by
Joseph F. Berry, ID. D.; question box
Rev. w. ]. Duhadway; announcement
of committees; song and devotions, led
by Rev. Zack II. Webster; address, DR..
Joseph +. Berry. editor OF Epworth
Herald; social hour, in charge OF Miss
Sue Collision.
Thursday, $50 a. m.-Meeting OF COM
mittees; song and devotions, led by
Rev. II. b. Kelso; executive session; re-
port from presiding elder. Rev. G. S.
Baker; THE Importance of Missionary
Education to Our Young People" Miss
S. J. Hail. How to Conduct Success
full Country Chapter" I. S. Warren
THE Literary Department and What II
Can Do" Rev. " S. Collins; "The Ep-
worth League as an EvangelisticForce, y
Mrs. N. B. Register.
1.3O p. m.-Meeting Of committees;
song and dsvotions, led by Rev. j. NJ
Lindale; reports of committees; cleo
ton OF officers; miscellaneous bust
ness; round table on junior work, con-
Quoted by Rev. w. G. Koons; /. Child
hood Conversion" Rev Alfred Smith
II. How May We Retain Converted
Children in the Church, and How Re
tain Them in Christian Life?" Mrs
Laura Sapp;; 3. What Shall We Teach
in the Junior League and How?" Rev
r. K. Stephenson; Junior League hour;
in charge of Revs. W. G. Koons and
Alfred Smith: song and devotions, LED
by Rev. ]. w. Fogle; installation oi
officers by Rev. r. K. Stephenson.
s p. ma grand Epworth League
pentecostal rally, conducted by Charles
A. Tushingham, Camden, n. J., frs
vice-president Of the New Jersey Con
ference Epworth League.