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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-27
At Bennings.

 Washington. March 26.-Medium sized fields and an ordinary class of horses furnished today's card at Benning. Four favorites. Alan. All Saints. Gaith- ness and Lou Key won. While rsnhing in the fifth race Triton broke his leg and was killed. Weather clear. track fast. First race, five and half furlongs- Obliged. s9 (G. Thompson). to l, won; High Carnival ,o S Shaa1 Menderson,' T, .b3rd to | Time i'll. Quixada. Frivol and Emmi- hence II ran. Second race. half mile-Alan. 107 Gan- dry). to B. won; Blue Peter. 11o (Buiio man). 10 to 1. second: Money Lender. no (Burns), 10 to l, third. Time ;5O S-5. No others.
 Third race, seven furlongs-An Saints, i05 (Burns). even, won; Woodtrice, lie (Odom). to l, second; Lamp O'Lee, lls (McCue). to 1. third. Time 1:29 l-S. No others.
 Fourth race. four and a half furlongs- Elizabeth Moan. go (Bookerl, to l. won; Alack. s2 (Creamer), 10 to l. second: Inn periaIist, 1l6 (Burns), z to 5. third. Time 1:09. Thad, Not Limah. Nala. Sunny Port ran.
 Fifth race, seven furiongs--Caithness, ss Rhea1. to B won; Rendezvous sea0n1, ,,,nS ss Abbott. 11S (Seaton). 10 to l, third. Time 1:3o 4-5. pr. Korber and Anna Barling ran.
 Sixth race, mile and fifty yards-Lou y, 102 (McNichols), 9 to l, second; Flara, 9s (Henderson). g to5 third. Time 1:49 3-5. Three starters.
 Entries Today.
 First race. five and half furlongs- RoIce Far Niente 119: Goldilla, 107; Gold Fox, 102: Willard. J., 10i; Alpaca. 100: AL bert Enright. ss; Locket, s6: Illuminate, s5: Taxman. 92; The Rogue, sl; Marie. S6; Astery. S5; May J. and Playlike. s4.
 Second race. half mile-Enhance. Baron Knight. 110; Tribesman TOT; Sapere. Mi rance. l04: Flamboy lOl; Mystic Belle Ju- lia Lyston, 9S.
 Third race, six furlongs-Carroll D., 116; Man o'War. Trump, Meisterslnger. 1Ol; Essene, 9S.
 Fourth race. five furlongs--Floim, Ill: Little Lois, 1O4 Brisk, 10l: Fonsoluca, 97. Fifth race. six and a half furlongs- King Barleycorn. Thermos, Bastile, Ring leader. 1o7; Beggar Lady. Fannie Ahne, Diffdence, Father Don. Hand Vice. 105.
 Sixth race, mile and forty vards--Round Up, 1l5; Mango, 112; The Blue Coat. 10s; Water Alone. l06; Woodchuck. s2; Ink ling. s7.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-27

Daily. except Sunday. Sunday only. Trains arrive at Montgomery S:lo q m 6:3o ?. m. Pullman sleepers on No 5s between Mont. Komery and Jacksonville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-03-27

THREE SHIPS A WEEK FOR KEY WEST AND HAVANA. Lv Port Tampa. Tuesday. Thursday. Sunday Io;45 n.
 For further information address W. Y. LIFSEI. Div. Pass Agent 3. W. wRENN. Pass. Tran Mgr,
 Savannah, Ca
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The Chairman's Comment.
washington POST


Out in Michigan there was A candidate
for congress. He could not make speech
and he knew it. When. therefore. a COM
mittee waited upon him to ask him 20
open his campaign in their town he
promised to say half a dozen sentences.
but he would not promise so make a
speech.
oh. that's all right" said the commit
Zee wei have couple Of sDellbinders
there5 and after you have said a few
words calling the meeting TO order they
viii do the rest"
Under these circumstances the candf-
date consented. He went to the town and
learned with quaking heart that the spell
binders had not arrived. The chairman
OF the meeting waited i'm vain until the
last train had arrived. and then he in
formed the candidate that a speech from
MIN was expected by the audience. There
upon the candidate arose and in fear an6
trembling faced the assembly. He talked
as he thought, for six hours. He said
everything he could think of. struggled
through few more sentences and finally
sat down abruptly. The chairman of the
meeting looked upon him with pity and
then out at the audience in despair.
If there is anybody here who can make
a speech. we would like now to hear him. -
was the chairman's only comment on the
candidates effort
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-22
CHILDHOOD.

CArthur q. Burton in Troy Daily Tines
The little red school house alone and
forloru
or all. It's fair freshness and beauty quite
shoru.
sim Sits at the turn of the road.
Inc ho,yhocks blossom along near the
And the sunaowers, stately. majestic, and
tall,
Still cheerfulIy bear up their load.
On a sweet little gin. at her desk all
alone,
The long, fading rays Of the last sun
light ShOne
Just tipping her fair hair with gold
through the window the sound of her men
seemed TO float.
And 90 mix with the humble bees deep,
droning note.
As she traced DER her copybook old.
Outside. with his numbers and copies all
And 63asking his brown feet and legs in
the sun.
4 little boy sat on the fence.
hls young face was sad, and incessant his
To the school house were turned and
away from his books.
as he fingered his coat with its rents
The school house door closed. and with
The little maid turned from his dark ewes
OF brown.
Which seemed Ger her pale face to
roam.
As he stretched forth his hand. which
would carry her book,
She answered his smile with a shvlv
sweet look.
And they trudged down tho lane to-
ward her home
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of the most beautiful idyls in human
history; for was it not here that Ruth
Cleaned the fields Of BOaz. and not
only won good husband bat became
the mother OF a long line of kings, and
was 1t not here that Jacob laid the
body of his beloved Rachael2 Looking
from the walls of the convent you can
see the home of Jesse. the slopes upon
which David herded his sheep. the
farm Of BcaZ the caves iii which David
hid from Saul. the fields in which the
shepherds were abiding. keeping watch
over their fiocks by night when they
saw the star Of Bethlehem and the
Paths by which they approached the
stable IN which the young child hay,
All this scarcely seems real but there
it is, spread out before you like an
ordinary landscape, like the views in
any ordinary country. and there are
no fakes in the natural features of
Bethlehem. The landscape is exactly
the same this morning as il was on
that memorable day when Samuel
came up from Gilgal to choose a king
from among the chief men of Judea.
According TO the legends, the star fell
INTO a we'll, and You can see. il there
now. The rest is SO real, SO actual. so
tangible that one is tempted to believe
That story, and / saw the star myself,
twinkling in the dark water,
1t is delightful four-mile drive from
Jerusalem to Bethlehem over a good
road. between picturesque and sunny
landscapes, and every foot of the wav
is filled with historical associations.
We pass a great hospital which Sir
Moses MontefiOre built for the benefit
OF the poor Of his race, and the temple
colony, where German Lutherans from
Wurtemburg and Buffalo have set up
model town as an example to the in
haDitants of the Holy Land: the Hill
OF EVIL Council: one of several trees
On which Judas is said to have hanged
himself; the country house of Gaia
phas; the house of Simeon. who want
ed 10 depart in peace because his ewes
had seen thy saliva ton: the well al
which Joseph stopped 10 water his DON
Key when he was on his way to Beth
iehem; the Convent of the Cross. which
was founded by St Helena; there is
the earth that nOuIGshed the roots that
oofe the tree that yielded the timber
that made the cross upon which the
son OF God was cruci6ed.' Under the
altar of the chapel the monks Will
show you a hole in the ground where
the stump Of the tree once stood. and
pilgrims fan down and worship il.
Strange bands, these pilgrims, partic-
uiarIy the Russians but there are
many others and they come from an
the corners Of the earth in hunger and
thirst, through frost and heat, begging
food on the way and sleeping under
the stars at night. Their faith is
mighty. their zeal burning flame and
their satisfaction intense. only a soul
entirely free from the trammels of the
world can kneef and kiss a marble slab
which covers hole from which tree
IS said to have been taken 1000 years
ago.
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LOGAN.

A great number OF visitors from all
parts of the state were in Logan this
week O." attend the commencement eXer-
,i-es at the Agricultural college. Some
uf them remained to visit with friends
for "a few days and there has been much
quiet entertaining going on.
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Tha people of the Fifth ward give a
big ice cream social tonight the pro
cseds ut which will be used TO assist G.
Rsoumay, an invalid.
O. g, q
L r. Kicscl returned Sunday from a ten
days visit with Ogden relatives.
Dave Robbins of Gunnison came up for
O brief stay with Logan friends this week.
d. ., %
vs.. w. Ritter Of Salt Lake visited with
Logan relatives the fore part Of the week.
Mrs. James r. Pitt of Brigham is visit
Ing I'm Logan with Mrs. 2. E. Keller.
g, 81 %
Mp. Nielsen. jr.. of the Seventh ward,
who leaves for Europe Sunday. will be
rendered e. reception in the ward hall
this evening.
j. r.. Morrell, who has been in Chicago
attending a medical college, came home
this week 10 spend his vacation here with
his parents.
Moses Thatcher spent the week with
Logan relatives.
q. g, %
Dr. i. NJ. Tanner came up from the
capital the fore part of tho week for a
few days stay with local friends and to
witness the Agricultural college COM
mguCCmCut exercises.
4. 60 g,
j. T.. Christensen Of Ephraim, Utah, is
visiting Old-time friends here.
~ p. Nelson, private secretary TO Con-
gresham Sutherland, is I'm the city for
q few days stay.
Robert Anderson returned Wednesday
from trip to Portland, ore.
e, ., 6.
j.. r. Martineau returned Monday from
@ trip TO Bedford, Wyo
4. e, q.
j. 3. Thatcher of Gentle valley, Idaho,
visited his numerous relatives and friends
iu this city this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Earl. Miss Ada
England and Master William England
made mp party that left Tuesday on a
VISIT to Kansas City and other points Of
interest I'm the east
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Mr. and Mrs. John Welsh went down
10 salt Lake Wednesday evening to be
present at the wedding Of Miss Mary
IVers and Mr.. James Finlan.
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the Park
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Miss Henrietta Mcdonald is visiting
IN st. Louis.
Miss Maud Parker is I'm Park, the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Donoher.
Mrs. W. v. Rice and Mrs. W. c..
Lamb went over to Heber Thursday, at
which place they met a party of friends
from the east and the whole party went
over to the reservation, where they viii
spend several weeks camping out.
Mrs. F. c. Fox Of salt Lake is in
Park.
Mrs. S. Simon of San Francisco is
visiting with her son, Mr.. Fred Simon
Of this town
DR.. Mabel Hughes OF Salt Lake spent
Thursday with her mother. Mrs. Henry
Hughes.
g O. g
w. NJ. Ferry was visitor 70 Park
Wednesday.
eI - d.
Mrs. n. +. Allen and her mother,
Mrs w Ferry came up from Salt Lake
Saturday.
. . -
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Henry
hughes entertained at cards at her
home on Park avenue in honor of her
daughter. DR.. Mabel Hughes Of
salt Lake. Progressive euchre was the
game played and prizes were awarded
70 Mrs. Charles Shields and Mrs. /. Z.
Hubbard. Those present were Mes
DANES Mcpherson, Frankel. Hubbard,
lie Compile, Blocher, Bird Thompson,
Beggs, Dunn. Paradise, White, Emery,
Frazier, Buck, Thomas, sherman,
Shields. Davis, Walsh and McCarty,
Misses Smith, Berlin, Bailey. Grant
McCashlan.
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Mrs. g. A. BlOcher returned from
SALT Lake Saturday.
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ception was splendid success. Many
elegant presents were presented to this
fortunate and happy couple.
me guests were. Mr.. and Mrs. n. n.
TayI0r. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Stewart, Mr..
and Mrs 4. H. Bridgman. Mr. and Mrs.
M. a. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Ashted Tay-
r4- ar. and Mrs. w. -. Dixon. Mr. and
AIRS. a. W. Harding, Mr.. and Mrs. i. H.
Reeves. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sutherland.
7f-s r. l.. Morrison, Mrs. Ida Fechser.
Airs s.. j. Stewart. Mrs. Rem Stewart
Mrs IT, Miller, Mrs. s. II. Jensen Mrs.
81 T. Stewart. Mrs. Charles Davis. Mrs
a. s. Stewart Miss Lille Felps. Miss
T.rah Daniels. Miss Eva Dunn. Miss Ethel
Rogers. Miss Allie Felps, Miss Allie
-moat Miss LaPreal Daniels Miss Jessie
Morrison Miss Mildred Daniels Miss
Taur4 Hickman. Miss Eta Dangcrfleld
Miss Sadie BrOadbeut, Miss Myrtle Snow.
Miss Florence Evans, Miss Electa Smo0t
Miss Hazel Allen, Miss Roda Perry. Miss
r.rU-ulI Snow. Miss Nora BrOadbent
Hiss Jennie Stage. Miss Saral Chichester,
Mis-. Mary Fecher, Miss Anna Jensen,
7r-- Ethel Taylor Mr.. Jasper Bird. Mr.
T. Van NOrslaL Mr.. Parl Dixon. Mr.
Charles Dixon. Mr.. j. &. Nelson Mr.
pr.u SmO0t. Mr.. Ben Bullock. Mr. p A.
r-.r-- Mr. Mitchell Strebkev. Mr.. Sterling
~avIur Mr.. Stewart Morrison, Mr.. and
1rr- win Feips Mr. and Mrs Henry
clark. Mr. Leo Jensen, Miss Edith Tay-
T#H WeUUlUE IEttbllDN OF MISS lEll0d
TIvm4u and Mr.. Albert g. Busath took
-frr. ON Wednesday evening at the
brides home This popular couple was
married iu the Salt Lake temple Wedues-
.|ar ai noon by Apostle George Teasdale.
The reception given was one Of the most
charming events OF the month. The home
rrI grounds were all artistically decor
.faE and about $50 guests We're present.
Ais. EugdI PaXmau presided at the
punch bowl and Mr.. and Mrs. Paxmau
were assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. IT. a.
smuut U receiving. Dancing was INDUCED
fr .u the lawn and the sumptuous we'd
linz feast was served outdoors also. Mrs.
Eu.ltl is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
vs.. E. 1T. PJNmau and U.s. noted for her
beauty. ability and natural charms. We
ADJ deeply regret that our Provo belle will
raE. Salt Lake her home. Mr. Busath
81. well known iU Salt Lake. where ne
holds O. trusty position with the News.
Many choice musical selections were rem
G0rnI. among which We're a vocal solo by
Miss Ruth Wilson Of Salt Lake and piano
selections by Miss Ruby Christensen. The
festivities lasted until early morn and
when the guests bado adieu &c was with
feelings of gratitude. good will and salts
faction. Mr.. and Mrs. Busath viii reside
iu salt Lake City
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Prssbvferian.

Westminster Presbyterian Church-13O
South Fourth West street. Rev. J. Richel-
SON pastor. Residence, 756 West Second
South street. IL a. m. sermon by the
pastor, subject, sPersOnal Responsibility :"
p. m, preaching by the pastor; subject
David a Sinner" 1915 p. m, Sabbath
school; 1:50 p. m. Endeavor Sabbath
school, go West First North street: D.
m, Junior Society of Christian Endeavor:
p. m. Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian EndeaVOr; "Wednesday evening
prayer meeting subject. ninth chapter Of
of Matthew. Teachers of Sabbath school
meet One-half hour earlier
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Central Christian Church.-Corner of
Third East and Fourth South Preaching
by the pastor, T. W. Pinkerton, at IL a.
m. and p. N. Morning subject, Zeal"
Evening subject The Basis of the
Hope" Choir will sing the anthem,
Praise Ye the Father" at the morning
service, and there win be a solo by Miss
Pinkerton in the evening. Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m; Junior Endeavor at $3.50 p.
m; Y. p. S. c. +. at Gas p. m; prayer
service Wednesday evening at s O. clock.
A cordial invitation extended to all TO at
tend these services.
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lFMiaCelphid IoSt.1
Hon Thomas B. Reed goes 10 Maine
occasionally and occupies his summer
home near Old Orchara Beach during
the warm months. He has become so
much in demand IN New York that ne is
often asked If he intends TO become q
permanent resident Of the city The way
be parties the question is Interesting.
find, ne said 10 q group OF friends
that the Financial Importance of a New
Yorker is gagged by the earliness with
which he leaves the city and the lateness
of his RETURN his riches are measured by
the length Of time he stays away"
'tBut bow about yourself?' asked one
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian SOciety.-Services at
Salt Lake theatre at II a. m: Sunday
school, 12:15 p. m Sermon: "A Sight of
Nature" by Rev. P. S. Thatcher. Music:
Unity choral choir, under direction of
Professor p. y. Cook. will sing Forever
With Thee" (Rinck); Mrs Cook and Miss
Tiuie Perl1es will sing a duet. The Good
Shepherd" (Shelley) All invited. Seats
free, Monday. Mems Unity club viii
meet at room IS Eagle block at 1880 p. N.
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The public is cordially invited TO in
spect Mrs. Emile Minors beautiful line
Of painted china, water colOrs and
burnt wood, suitable for birthday and
wedding gifts. Sale begins Monday.
June 2. and ends Wednesday, June 4.
from 10 q. N. to 8 p. m. Studio, Il
HOoDer block.
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Y M G. A

Y. NJ. c. A.-COrner Main and First
South streets. Mems meeting today at
p. m, addressed by Rev j. 3. ThTan,
formerly pastor of the First COngresa-
tional church in this city and one of the
organizers and charter members of the
association. Electric fans to keep the
room cool. 4 cordial invitation is extend
ed to all men.
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Church of Christ. Scientist. holds ser
vices in It's church edifice at $50 East
Third South street as follows. Sunday
school at 10 a. m; church services at II
a. m. Subject rs the Universe. Includ-
ing Man. Evolved BY Atomic Force2''
Each Wednesday evening at s O'Clock
meeting is held to listen to the testimon-
ials Of healing Of both sin and sickness.
Free reading room open daily from 10 "a.
m. to 5 p. m. in Manitou hotel Kindly
welcome to all.
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German Lutheran Church.-Evangelical
Lutheran services. in the German Ian
guage every Sunday at D. m at the
Swedish Lutheran church, corner of Sec
Ond South and Fourth East. Sunday
school at 2 p m. You are welcome to
deDan - STsd sfaet ii5q-y
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PARK CITY.

Park City. June 21.-Miss NIcCashlan
or the Keogh-Wright hospital spent a
few days i'm Park this week, the guest
OF Mrs Henry Hughes.
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Mrs. w. w. Armstrong, who has
been visiting in the east. returned to
the Park early In the week.
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Mr.. David 3. Tewkesbury. brother Of
Mrs. j. w. Geiger, returned to the Park
this morning from Seattle and Will
spend a few days in Park.
g Q 8
Thursday a party consisting Of
Mesdames Robins, Custer. Goist.
Charrand, Currey. Miss Maud NIath-
gWs. MeSsrs, Keefe. Slattery. Robins,
wesley, Wheedeu. Carman and Snyder.
chartered a train on the Union Pacific
and went down to the Weber river.
where the day was spent most pleas
a"ty i'm fishing and hunting. A lunch
vas taken along and the expedition
supplemented with a picnic. A most
enjoyable day was spent
q. o. d.
Mrs. James Stevens OF Salt Lake
came up from that place Wednesday
ON few days visit with her husband,
VINO has charge OF the Silver King mill.
O. o. q
Miss Maud Mathews. accompanied by
ner brother, is spending a few DAYS in
Park City the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Joseph Chartrand.
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The several friends OF Miss Lottie
vlVer were entertained Saturday at a
picnic given at Suyder's grove by Mes
DANES Oliver. HazelgrOve and others.
g . %
Mrs. ]. ". Curry Of salt Lake. who
mas been visiting Mrs Richard Robins
o. This city. returned TO her home Fri
o 9 o
REV. Father Murphy Of All Hallows
.'.eSe came up from salt Lake Fri
a'E TO DE present at the closing cere-
monies at the Sisters school.
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Several OF our society people are tax
-. .-. much enjoyment from horseback
Na.Hg this summer.
% q .
.lis- Lillian Balm is visiting with
ais w. W. Armstrong.
o O. O.
sunday morning a very pretty and
Naie, wedding was Solemnized at the
N.sa'1r church by Rev. Father CALI
gan. pastor of that church, when Miss
MlIue Burchumshaw and Mr.. William
quinn Of this city were made man and
VIE. immediately after the ceremony
las happy couple took the o'clock
eein for Salt Lake
% . @
hcE. Father DonOhue Of Eureka
spent few days I'm Park this week
u, ,ae guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Nc
d. o. o
fFlday evening the closing exercises
%. IT. Mary's of the Assumption school
:. Park City We're held in the Dewey
'nHdjre. Quite a number OF the friends
ana patrons of the school were present
'lld a dne musical and literary pro-
siamme was enjoyed.
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AIRS Custer entertained at dinner
thursday evening in honor OF Mrs.
C9fry of Salt Lake. Besides the guest
el honor there were present Mr.. and
-lrs Robins and Mr.. and Mrs. c.. +.
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Tntheran

Holy Trinity English Evangelical Luth-
ern Church.-S26 South Fourth East
street Rev. Herbert Martens, pastor
Fourth Sunday after Trinity. Sunday
school at 10 a. M; divine service at II
a. m; theme OF Sermon, ''Ye Are the Salt
of the Earth" In the evening at s
o'clock the pastor will preach in Spanish
Fork. --- s.
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Our Savior's., Evangelical Lutheran
Church.-Fourth East between Fourth
and Fifth South. Sunday services: 1870
a. m in English and $3.50 D. 10. in Nor
wegian; Saturday school. p. m; con-
firmatiOn class Monday, 4,p. m. Friends
and strangers are invited. A. q. H.
Overn, pastor.
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- Soc Of panger.
IBoston Transcript

|''F"t"II AIdIIeLII %
Greene-rSome folks fancy tllst golf is
a dangerous game Do sou think there
Is any dahger On 81?
Gage mad Two friends who got en-
gagged IN the eolf link last seasor
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Christian Scientist.

First Church of Christ. Scientist.-Ser-
vices at II a. m. OF 4l7 Mccormick block
on fourth floor; Wednesday, testimonial
meeting at p. m. Free reading room
open daily from p. m. to D. m. Prac-
titioner in charge All are welcome TO at
tend these meetings Take elevator.
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Saturday Of the death Of his mother,
Mrs. shevelin, at Mineral Point, Wis,
last Saturday.
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(ChiCagO ReCOrd-Herald.l
Did I understand YOU TO say that she
lowered herself when she married him
yes. She slid down frem q third-stOry
WINDOW, using ii rope made of bed
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Cautious Patient

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune)
Il see YOU pay your doctors bills by
check and send it by mail"
Sure. If L took him the money he
might charge me for another visit"
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All notices for this column must be
handed in BY 8 y. m. Saturday.
Methodist.
Iliif NJ L. ChUrch.-Corner Ninth East
and First South streets l.. f. KoeHsai.
pastor. Subject for the morning service.
The Highest Possible Attainment" I'M
the evening at DR.. Leiich will preach
at the fourth quarterly meeting. SUNDAY
school at 9.45 a.. M, Epworth league at 7
p. m. All are invited.
First Methodist Episcopal Church. /.
AlbirttOn, pastor. Preaching, II a. m. ana
5 O'Clock in the evening; Sunday school.
9:45 a. m. class meeting. 1920 d. m: Ed
worth league meeting. Z D. m. morning
service. THE Great Trial. evening. ..A1
Interesting Question Mrs. Lille Carl
sen viii sing both morning and evening.
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A Come-down for Her.

Well" he said slowly. "I am still keep
ing office hours"
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SIGHTS IN BETHLEHEM.
Birthplace of the Savior Marked By
strjkingly Beautiful Environments.
q Curtis in the Chica
2 Record HeFald.l

-Record- HeTald,)
It delights the soul to find at last
clean and well kept town in Palestine.
and the more so because it is Bethle-
hem, a place which appeals more
strongly and deeply Ito the religious
and poetic sentiment than any other
on earth, because it has been the scene