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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13

Nearly all the candidates Cor city Of
fees. as well as the couneilmanic nom
inees, We're present to consult with the
new committee on the opening Of the
campaign.
The question of chairman aroused
the greatest interest Judge 0. w.
Powers was the first man considered.
Without knowing whether or not he
could accept, he was unanimously
elected. Later Judge Powers appeared
and IN a graceful little talk explained
possible for him to serve. Then James
H. Moyle was elected, but he, too. de-
elined on account of pressing legal
business.
Finally the matl-r was left in the
hands Of a committee composed OF
Adam Paul, NJ. z. Mulvey and Harold
Sleater. They will look over the stu
alton carefully ana pick out the most
available man.
Campaign headquarters in the Walk
er house, on which DR. Anderson had
the furniture necessary will be put in
there tomorrow. The long room on the
hrst floor north of the lobby is the one
that viii be used. 1t is centrally To-
Gated and easily accessible from all
parts Of the city.
Last night the retiring COMMITTEES
turned over all business to its success
or. The financial statement showed
that the committee starts practically
without any debts and all the other
business was in excellent condition.
The meeting adjourned to meet to-
morrow night at 7.S0 in DR.. Ander-
sons Office, at which time all candi-
dates and committeeman are expected
TO be present
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Decisions and Order

The following orders were made yes
terday by Judge Morse:
Lizzie NJ Margetts VS.. F. e. McGur-
rln d Co.; decision for plaintiff. with
judgment for damages at SIS and costs.
w V. Horace VS.. William Hurst: de-
cision for plaintiff, with Judgment for
return OF personal property or s63, its
value.
E. E. Rich VS.. P. A. Droubav: de-
eision for plaintiff, with judgment for
1885 and costs.
Theresa Hesselberg vs. Joseph
Hause; decision FOR plaintiff, With dam
ages at SO.
Highland Boy Gold Mining company
vs. John StriclSley ct al: motion
granted to allow plaintiff to construct
tramway across defendants land upon
giving bond of $1,000 to pay Judgment
for DANA es to be fixed later.
Charles Toihurst VS.. James T. Keith:
demurrer of defendant sustained. and
ten days allowed to amend complaint.
Walter 3. Ward VS.. Otto Mears;
stricken from calendar.
Cummings & Co. VS.. Horace Cum
mings; Justice Lochrie ordered, on de-
PENDANTS petition, for a writ of GER
tiorari, to correctly certify transcript
on appeal.
Ellen Everill VS.. Aaron Keyser; mo-
ton to dismiss case granted.
j. NJ SDalding VS.. T. c. Patten;
stricken from calendar.
II ~ gre EcCciNcfs vs.. Selma Lewis,
same order.
Phi. Gang Brewing Co. vs.. F. Chris
Jensen; case dismissal by stipulation.
r. H Buttle VS.. Rio Grande Western
Railway company; case dismissed on
plaintiffs motion.
S. B. Miner VS.. Salt Lake City Water
& Electrical Power company; on de-
PENDANTS default, judgment entered for
plaintiff for s1.7S9.19 and costs.
Addison Cain VS.. Martha Ludding-
ham, P. ]. Conway ct al; on default
or defendants judgment for plaintiff
for $1,607 and costs and for foreclosure
of mortgs ze.
John Tfngle vs.. s. D. Chase ct al: pc
tition for writ of certiorari on Justice
Lochrie, denied
S w; Taylor VS.. Gold Treasure Min
ing Milling company; case stricken
from calendar.
Lorenz Dickert VS.. Salt Lake City
hailroad company: case settled and
dismissed
w. j. Arnold VS.. Bessie Turner; case
dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
j. II. Horn VS.. American Bridge COM
pany; case stricken from calendar
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its annual entertainment at the church
tonight
\ meesing Of fhe woman's Republi-
can club will be held in the court house
at $50 tomorrow afternoon.
The Weber stake Sunday School
union meeting viii be held at the taber-
nacle al , o'clock this afternoon
DR.. Robert +. COyle viii deliver the
sermon at the closing session of the
Utah synod at the Presbyterian church
tonight.
A rumor reached Ogden yesterday
that DR.. LeOnch of the Agricultural
college at Logan was dead. but inquiry
proved the falsity of the story.
Eugene Patrick. a prominent sheep
breeder, who resides at Wilderton.
Canada. was in ogden yesterday. He
contempiates establishing a ranch near
here.
Eliza Sanford. who has long been
i'll with consumption. died yesterday at
her residence. PA Thirty-first street.
The deceased was Il years of age. Flu
neral services tomorrow from First
ward meeting house at o'clock.
The trial of James Harrington.
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon upon Thomas Kelly, viii be
mad before Justice p. J. Hall Tuesday
morning. Harrington was arrested
yesterday and was committed to jail
in default of bonds.
County superintendent Wilson yes
terday swore to complaint charging
Bruno ROckham with disturbing the
peace at a dance in Wilson's lane Fri
day night. Young Rockham was ar
raigned before Parker J. Hall yester-
day afternoon and his fun cost him
$685.
The Weber stake priesthood, Sunday
School union and other church organi-
cations viii meet at the tabernacle a [
1:45 this afternoon and proceed in a
body to the depot to meet the funeral
train of President Snow, which is eX-
pected to arrive here at 2:30. Floral
tributes viii be presented to the COM
mittee in charge.
Chief of Police Conlisk yesterday re-
ceived a message from Mrs. Ellen
DOwler, wife OF the demented travel
ing man who, as stated yesterday, had
been taken to the asylum She wished
to know if her husband could be sent
home If she furnished the necessary
funds. Chief Conlisk referred the mat
ter to the Provo authorities.
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ers On common use are very little. If any
better tnan the old-fashioned salt water
The use OF inhalers and the application
OF saves, washes and powders to the
more reasonable than to rub the banS
to cure kidney disease. Catarrh is inst
as much blood disease as kidney tr0u-
pie OF rhet.nat fSm and 1t cannot be cured
can be.
To cure catarrh, whether in the head
throat or stomach, an internal antiseptfc
treatment Is necessary to drive the ca
tarrhal poison out of the blood and sys-
TEN. ana the new catarrh cure is de-
signed on this plan and the rernarka bic
success OF Stuarts Catarrh Tablets is
because being used internally they drive
out catarrhai infection through action
upon the stomach. liver and bowels
VIM Zimf lehman Of St. Joseph relates
an experien &c with catarrh which is of
value 70 millions of catarrh sufferers
slight nasal cafarrh i,ntil n seysds,sl1S-
tubes and finally even my stomach and
liver become affected. but as / was able
run along until my hearing began to fail
me and then realized that / must get
TO OF catarrn or lose my position, as I
was a clerk and my hearing was abso-
luteiy necessary.
some OF my friends recommended an
tnnater, another catarrh ealve, but they
were nc good in my case. nor was any
tarrh Tablets and bought a package at
my drug store They benefited me from
the start and in less thar four months
was completely cured Of catarrh, al
though / had suffered nearly all my life
from Il.
They are pleasant TO take and so much
more convenient 70 use than other ca
tarrh remedies that I feel I cannot say
enough in favor OF Stuart's Catarrh Tab
let"
A little fook on causes and cure of
catarrh viii be mailed free by addressing
F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall, Mich. az
the tablets are sold by al druggist
the United States and Canada.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13

Ogden Office. 2O3 EccIes
Building. Telephone H.
Ogden october 1s.
PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.
Demand Made for Anti-polygamy
Amendment.

Amendment.
The synod of Utah held .hree well
attended sessions yesterday. The morn
ing and afternoon sessions were de-
voted to business affairs, reports of
committees and addresses an special
features of the organization work. The
principal matter of comment was the
report of the special committee on
amendment resolutions. They presented
a strongly worded document. demand
ing an anti-pOlygamy amendment to
the constitution of the United States,
and especially urging all ministers.
elders and church members to present
petitions to their senators and repre-
sentatives. calling upon congress TO
give the matter immediate attention.
The resolutions were adopted. In the
evening Rev. Dr.. Z. G. Ray of Chicago.
secretary of the Presbyterian board of
aid for schools and colleges, delivered
a very fine address. He spoke upon the
need of Christian education for the
youth. The meeting was attended by
large congregation.
Special services viii be held at the
church this morning. the sacrament of
the Lords supper being administered
at 10 o'clock. At $50 this evening lie
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor VIII mold a special meeting,
conducted by DR.. Ray. Following this
service DR.. Robert G. CoyIe will de-
liver an address upon home missions.
This service viii conclude the session
of the synod,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13


Bickford-''N
Burnhani-.-A West Point Wooing."
Cabie-.-The Cavalier
Castie-.'The House OF Romance"
Doyle-'Micah Clarke
Eggieston--A Carolina Cavalier"
Green Graves Of Balgow-
Fox-'-Blue Grass and Rhododend-
rons."
newlett-''New Canterbury Tales"
Hill-''The Outlaws of Horseshoe
Hole
Hobbes-''The Serious Wooing."
Bope-~Doily Dialogues"
Jewett-'.The Tory Lover"
kirk-'Our Lady Vanity
Greene-''Ne Of the Basins"
Gods
Mitchell-"Amos Judd"
Seaweil-"Papa Bouchard."
TaylOr-"Anne Scarlet"
Wilson-',St. Elmo.
Juvenile.
Blanchard-"Gir Together Her
very Best. An Independent Daugh-
ter, Three Pretty Maids" Two
Brooks-''Iem.
Chipman-"An Aerial Runaway"
Clover Paul Traver's Adventure"
Ellis Blazing Arrow '-Our Jim. ."
FraSer-tThe Outcasts.'
Heming-"Jack Harkaway's Adven-
lures Afioat and Ashore
Henty-'At the Point of the Rayo-
net ITO Herat and Cabul." with
Roberts to Pretoria.
kellogg--The Boy Duck Hunters. -
Lucas-''W What Shall We Do Now?e
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
HUSBAND CHOKED HER
Mrs. Livingston Charges Extreme
Cruelty in Her Petition for
a Divorce.

Ida Livingston yesterday instituted
suit in the district court against her
husband. John Livingston, for a decree
of divorce and alimony, and for the
custody of her two minor children. The
parties to the suit we're married in this
city on Dec. Il. 1893. ard for cause Of
action it is alleged that defendant has
subjected plaintiff to extreme cruelty.
BY way of specification, ii is charged in
the complaint that on July 4 of this
year, at Saltair, Livingston twisted his
wifes arm and applied vile epfthets
TO her. Seven days later, it is further
alleged, defendant came home in 4
drunken rage and threw her head over
chair backward. choking her and bit
ing her chin until the blood came al
the while cursing and using foul Ian
guage. Mrs. Livingston further charges
that these acts of cruelty have been of
frequent occurrence, and that her hus-
band has also threatened to kill her.
On the plaintiffs application, an or
der was issued, restraining Livingston.
who IS a Rio Grande Western en-
ployee, from encumbering or disposing
of his property, which consists Of a
fourth interest in a large lot on the
west side of fifth East street, between
South Temple and First South, subject.
however, to life estate Of his mother,
and a fourth interest in the Basin
mine, in Big Cottonwood district, the
restraining order to continue until the
further order of the court
Judge Stewart yesterday granted a
decree of divorce to Henrietta Clay
pool from her husband. Thomas B.
ClaypOol, whom she married at Mexico
No, on April "a, 1873. The defendant
was in default. and the plaintiff was
represented at the trial by Attorney
James NJ. Hamilton. Besides the plant
if, her son, Frank ClaypOOl testified
in support Of the allegations in the
complaint, which were TO the effect
that during the past twelve years de-
PENDANT had wilfully failed to provide
for the support of his wife and three
minor children
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
FOR JOSEPH sCowcRoFr.
Democrats Favor Him for Mayoralty
Candidate.

Great interest was manifested yes
terday in the Democratic primaries
which are to be held Tuesday evening
There viii be full attendance
1t seems that there viii be an almost
perfect unanimity of sentiment for the
nomination OF Joseph ScOwcroft as
Democratic candidate for mayor
Should he accept the nomination it is
the general feeling that his election is
practically assured.
The Standard last night published a
statement that Chris Flygare was a
candidate for councilman on the Re
publican ticket. Mr.. F'lysare said last
night that under no circumstances
would he accept a nomination from the
Republicans
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
FOUND KINGS DOUBLE.
Bat Court Denies New Trial for Al
legged Murderers.


Arguments upon the motion for a
new trial of James Lynch and Robert
L. King. the convicted murderers of
Colonel Godfrey Prowse Of the Sheen
Ranch gambling house, were heard
yesterday afternoon by Judge Stewart,
resulting in the overruling of the mo-
ton. Attorney VIII +. Wanless made
the plea for new trial on newly dis
covered evidence. and District Attor-
ney Eichnor resisted the motion. The
basis of the motion was an affidavit
by Attorney Waniess that he had only
recently learned that William Meyers,
a witness for the prosecution at the
trial last year. had stated he was in
error in positively Identifying King. az
ne had since learned that James De-
laney of Butte was Kings double. The
identification of King was an import
ant bit of evidence for the prosecution
at the joint trial Of both defendants.
The overriding of the motion yester-
nay for a new trial of defendants de-
prives Attorney Wanless of finding ad-
ditional ground for appealing 20 the
supreme court. in which tribunal is now
pending the question of granting new
trlal on other grounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
AFTER MANY YEARS.
Ogden Man is Paid Money Loaned
During Civil War.

A curious case of a debt paid nearly
forty years after its contraction came
to light yesterday. John McCune of
this city was a private in the Twenty
second Ohio during the civil war In
October, 1860. he loaned a comrade,
James McClafferty. 81, the night before
the battle of Corinth. The matter had
long passed out of his memory, when
yesterday he received a letter from
his old cOmrade, at Jackson. o.. calling
the incident to mind and enclosing a
money order for the S4
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A Complicated Case

raising some knotty legal questions
was filed yesterday afternoon by c. C
Dey of Salt Lake The plaintiff is p
A H. Franklin, who brings suit against
Felix Rhinebold and J. z. Halverson
as administrators of the estate of Ber-
nard Schwartz, deceased In 1892
Rhinebold and Schwartz obtained a
Judgment against Franklin for 500. so.
In another action Rhinebold is now
trying to collect that judgment from
Frasklin. Franklin now brings suit
and asks for a restraining order to
prevent him from doing so upon the
ground that he paid the Judgment to
schwartz, but that Schwartz died in
California before settling the judgment
IN court, so that it was never satisfied
of record.
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Appointments Of JUDGES.

On Monday Judge Morse will open
court at Tooele, and Judge Stewart will
mount the bench at COalville. Both
judges expect to hold court at the
places stated for the next two weeks,
but Judge Morse may return to this
city next Saturday. to hold a session
of court here for that day only. Judge
Stewart will not take UP the criminal
calendar in this city until oct. 2S
Judge Hall Will hold a session of the
equity court on Friday. but the trial
calendar viii not be taken up until the
following Monday. The October term
OF the supreme court will commence on
Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
ROBERTSON IS DOOMED.
Wheelmen Will Attend to the Gentle
mar From the Third.


Alexander a. Robertson is going to
have lot of hard shedding before he
Is reelected for the third time. T. A.
Williams is said to be the man who will
trim Mr.. Robertson up in the election
The Fifth precinct contains more mem
bers of the Wheelmens Protective as
sociation than any other two districts
in the city.
Now Councilman Robertson's record
on the wheel proposition is decidedly
against him. He has voted for every
measure obnoxious to bicycle riders
ard in favcr Of every ordinance c.sicu-
lated TO drive them off the curb. There
fore, the bicyclists are against him as
a unit. They declare they will leave
nothing UndOne 10 accomplish his de-
feat, and already they have begun their
work
Mr.. Williams is a member of the as
ISOLATION and is very popular among
its members. 1t is reported that they
VIII vote for him to a man an! woman
They Will also vote for the other Dem
0CFatic nominees.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
NEW BOOKS FOR LIBRARY.
Sixty-six Volumes Received During
Last Week

Sixty-six Volumes Received During
Last Week
On Monday morning the following
new books will be ready for public use
at the city library;
Miscellaneous.
Brooks-"First Across the Cont
nent"
Burgess-''rhe Civil War and the
Constitution" 1.-TWO volumes).
Clark-''Indian Sign Language"
Deering-''D Development of Harvest
ing Machinery"
Freytag- Technique of the Drama"
Greenough & Kitteredge-'.W Words
and Their Ways in English Speech
ellis and others-''Great Religions of
the World"
Education of the American
Citizen
Horton Modern Athens"
Jordan-''The Feeding of Animals"
Little-"Intimate China"
MaeCouns- Historical Geography OF
the United States
McCabe-'' Abelard.'
Morris-"King Arthur and the
Knights of the Round Table"
Potter-"My Recitations."
Sante- Beuve-"E Essays (tEree vol
umes).
Tucker-"'Instea of a Book: An Ex-
position of Philosophical Anarchism.''
Watson-sFarm Poultry
Williams" Sonnetical Notes on Phil
osophy"
wood-"A Primer of Political Econ
omy.'
Wycon-"A Day with a Tramp and
Other Days"
Fiction.
Altsheler-~The Last Rebel"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
Sheep Cases Decided.

Judge Morse yesterday decided the
cases of Eugene NJ Cannon, trustee in
bankruptcy for the creditors of But
terrified q Crane, against the Ritter
Brothers Drug company ct al, Heber
Crane and the Cooperative Wagon &
Machine company, by finding the is
sues in favor of all of the defendants
The actions were for the recovery of
several thousand dollars worth of
sheep alleged to have been fraudulentlv
transferred to defendants
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District Court Notes

Walter NJ. Heath and Eva Heath are
suing Della H. Thatcher. Joseph w.
Thatcher and F. E. McGurrin & Co, in
the district court. TO quiet title to a
part of lot 3, block il. plat z.
Sixty civil jury cases were set yes
terday by Judge Morse for trial from
Nov. 4 TO Dec. Is.
]. W. Stringfellow was yesterday ap-
pointed by Judge Morse special adj
ministratOr of the estate of the late
John Peter Johnson. A West Jordan
farmer. whose heirs are contesting the
right of each ether to act as adminis-
ira COZ.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
Murray Boys Escape Punishment.

Justice Mcmillan of Murray yester-
day had two cases before him which
won his mercy. Herbert jacobson. the
s-year-old boy who pleaded guilty to
taking the Sunday school box of the
Baptist church, containing about 50,
End Grover Hansen, lad of IL years,
who pleaded guilty Of committing a
battery upon little Ethel Williams in
the smelter town. were the subjects.
The justice suspended sentence in both
eases on the promise of the boys to
refC- n their conduct
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
NYsTRoM ENDORSED.
Anti-Viking scandinavians Hold a
Meetino.

A largely attended meeting of Scan
dinavian Republicans was held in the
city and county building last evening
to denounce the action of the Viking
league OF Friday evening in ''resoIut-
ing against the candidacy of City
Recorder Nystrom for reelection. The
anti-Vikings adopted q resolution in
doTsing Nystrom and protesting
against the methods of A T. Lawson
member of the city committee. 1t
was stated that Mr.. Nystronn was not
at the Meeting and knew nothing
about what had been done in his be-
half
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
OGDEN Briefs.

w J.f'Durnford of Evanston, wyo.,
is in the city on business.
Wv. Saunders of Salt Lake City
was in Ogden yesterday.
Heber Scowcroft left yesterday for
San Francisco on business.
The Junior Baptist societv viii give
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
GEORGE GOULD COMING.
Making Inspection Tour of His West
ern Lines.

Kansas City. Oct I2.-George J..
Gould arrived in this city tonight from
st. Louis on his annual tour of in
spection of the western roads in which
he is interested. He is accompanied by
Mrs. Gould, his two sons and se,leral
officials OF the Missouri Pacific. Mr..
Gould and -rhis friends Will remain In
their ssbeci8l~ear during the night
The Barty will leave here at o'clock
tomorrow morning for 0ssawatomie.
KAN and from there go to Colorado.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13

IN style and quality are Miller. War
burton. Dennex < SchoDle shapes in
derbtcs.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFS Co,
los Main Street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
Expert Launderers

OF shirts. collars. cuffs, fannels,
blankets and lace curtains.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY.
Telephone p 166 Main st.
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Ridge"
True-''seouting for Washington"
References.
"Casselrs Cyclopaedia Of Mechanics"
who's Who in America
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DEMocRATIC CHAIRMAN.

Selection Let "a the Hands of a
Special Committee.
The old and the new Democratic city
corami.tses held a meeting last night
IN the, one 81 DR.. IT. A. Anderson
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A New Departure.
: New, Effectual and Convenient
Cure For Catarrh.

OF catarrh remedies there is no end.
pHt OF catarrh cures there has always
oeen a great scarcity. There are many
remedies to relieve, but very few that
Inc old practice of suuffing salt water
tnrohgh the nose would often relieve and
the washes. douches. powders and inhal-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
Ogden Churches.

IL
and Twenty-fifth- Morning subject.
"A Lifelong Promise" Evening serv-
ice, 7;S0. Subject, Paul and Silas-A
Contrast"
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Church edifice corner Twenty-fourth
street and Lincoln avenue. Services II
a. M; subject, Doctrine of Atone
ment-" Sunday school 1915 a. m. Wed
nesday evening meeting p. m. All
cordially invited. Free reading rooms
suite 2l2 Eccles building. Open daily
from to p. m. All welcome.
At the Central Park Presbyterian
church, corner Thirty-first street and
Washington avenue. Rev. J. T. Britain
viii preach in the morning at Il
o'clock. Sunday school at O'Clock
There will be no evening service.
@ @ o.
First Presbyterian Church-The sv-
nod closes its session with a synodical
communion service at 10. The moder-
ator. Rev Mr.. Charles Ogden Nudge
OF Montpelier. Ida, will preside Dr.
T.. c. Ray of Chicago, the secretary
OF the Presbyterian college board, will
preach at IL O'Clock. The Rev DIR.
Robert F. Coyle of Denver will preach
at 1870 from the text, What shall it
profit man if he gain the whole world
and lose his own souI?" The moder-
ator will preside at each service and
also viii lead the Christian Endeavor
service at $50. Special music at each
service. The public is most cordially
invited to all these services