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WtTERMIION PIf GGING.
Time Honored Method Of Letting the tus.
toner Know what tie .. Setting

4 'irne-honor'.d say oi revealing to a
customer th" u,Isliiv and The degree %
riu-nc>e of Na,crucl"n l. by plugging u
Plugging coisist- IN cutting around. with
d,-.p knife jhru-is a S.srJ ion ~ The melon
Icthaps an inch square Whrh - tlon
fted ou,
Wh-ther tho r'alon IL snld or not This
plug j. then put hack keeping the surfar.
nf The melon unlruk-n II thi~ rartaular
melon ~ not sold the plug an H. removed
from u to show the quality 1T n to suoccs-
siv. customers
Th.. vendor With a wagunluad 81 water .
melons us.,s another m.thod lie diNidc>
on. melob or crhRr- Two. INTO halves
which be- distribute about IN hi- load
y.r~ striking and attractive sanpi's n.
uIalc-gi- d,.Rler .i.o Nth iuounfair..
rnavhr mountain iRncr- - wa'crtn'lun.
about ~ glscc ~ tHIsin..~s IN tho SEASON ,
shows what The fruit - hv placing un the
mountain IcakS a m.lon -Ih' Nv lalv.s
Hut sousctuue- IN tho Wholesale fruit
distri,t Natsr'' 'lons are -,rirl-d u, IuF-
ging on . gauti. .sul, iNauTh tl,v
wu ~ ,Ht uf W1i,rln-lon a greet tfi-
AueulAr-.s'tI--i ii.r ~ hig A. The water
melon VII Kermit aud ltfi Tho U,u aud
keep y oul, this giving tsot oniv AZ extern
siNr g.n.'al interior NisW ot ihe water
n,elon. bu shaving t atso "a various aS-
t.>~ts II rr,ss ss,t,uu lnsis-t Will. N
NAV 10 s-S sI-. ta'ulaT than --,u.. there
is I,-rhaus Uo usth,-d of watermelon sam
ring mOie comprehensive in IT. irV.lai iun
than n thai VI ths Sreai triangular plug
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sIGtRITII BOOHER> HFRT.
Methods of the OId Timr vine AGENTS
.apIed H., Tobacco Statesmen.

rl.. mot Ho,i- hat tI-..i to i.' o. VulsI with
sin, ara-.'s fui fa,p' u.D adHNs WIN
,,,g,r,.'r.. -, I.-rn..r lr-- 'lsu ff'e"' wars
M. trn,a ,,"r" ,r mis- town auv r1r't.'-
4 v..Iug .r"r who V"r" "ul|HN'si =" trlrg
c,,'aIu mori- = win" - public attention
nv Ordering % cuu-plCu m t"stau-
rants. n.f"I- and saloons
l. ,r,, U-aui II WIN" l"nmNd Wa~ pot
kept % va. 'l" custom - 'hr ag"n' ."
max. , fu-. aud d.s'lare that N" would
,rar-f.r I~ custom q" ~ru'" pln"" NOR.
f,r.tn.,il,, fnr ioug uiu" 10 :" meth
,.3s vc-, -u,.,,.-sf4l. MANY hut"l U"ope
,I,,trs brands = vine rarely 'all.Si for ~
ft.,r ..,r'tr- i-,au>.' ~" ula,-arring -
SOM. a,ar, r,d d"Iud"d them into N" idea
,r,, - Wa un,'.. s~,rv 'u a cpr'pl"'" "s'ah
h-nw"u
Ir.. 80" CONT - ''.s rla>s passed. nwav
-.r.o ,arra tru Young ~,ri'tv mon vhn
-.-, ,ra' ,sr'a,u brands o. viz" Hrd 'h'''
v,, ,.. ,'.. ,i.uuer 'atlc- Il ne fashionable
and o., r,"i.I ,ard- q puhli" dinu"rs hs,"
-ur,..siri 'h"r
a. lsc e forc" c,mI-'i'inn IN ~" al"
g Turkish. Egyptian and N"yi"au c..;a.
r,,,fs- Z. .- ,,'r'. aud IN" greatest diNcp'V
,- .,, .-i"r.,l ~ getting hotels and stores
., b,rilo 'h' MANY brands offered for sal"
f. I. equally dlficul' tn gc' y"uug men 20
'ry t.. ht,LI~ tlga"',t" smokers ar"
ant u. N" l,E7, i" u'" NIud ~ ,gir"i'' :.
.s,.,tallv u.s'r- II Turkish aud Egyptian
tplurHu-
IT, the interests of the mauufact ur.rs
~ a r8ml,r e brands young mon ~"
,,.,,aIry around the CIV daV and nig' 7
,,iI,.g lot the~' cigarettes at stores wt,;"
,h,y k,.oW hey or" not Ia :" had They
a, g. q a. ~" win" boCm"rs us'd to do.
t,lt 'lud and ittrdci attention 'o the com
,r,.itv 'h.v ~" i0'"' .-'"d ia
Tl,. frrr,-t competition J. "a get tho
,,,,,,,,r.,- into the clubs stewards of
\.N Yark riuh- are U"stcr"d hv cigarette
.,L.-,ur. t,rtu-e a cigRr"tt" that once
.,.,s mo- a cub l. a maic cigarette" SoCIcr
-, later that cigarette :, - z to be rotiCcd
,r ,Ic club si.oWca~' a q l. going to to
,ri.t and lk~i hv enough T-~"pl" 'o ii.str"
" tu'ur"
,Lr v,sidlrs t'adc too TIM = rev field
a,d a ,orv ,r.uai J" 90" To- IA" ctCar"tt"
-ples MAJ. vii. -" tft wish i - g"t men
10 sm,S Sc iis ,,caIe't"
A. w,.diings 'h"re l. usually smoking
r,,, Nn,r. Cfrars AID cigarette are
i,t1 IA, f.r ,h, psc - gt",'~ ~ w'S' iirl
f, ma ,rva-iahlv IN s'- wnai - e. cr.g
4, hiu Nu' 90 man iu iLousGd n 'a~
ries hrs own Cl4If~ r 'ichi"'"- M hi-
90. trr ,lu'le- t"d he 80" who docs
i not APT - us' '.''l Nh''' "" P''"-
,iTul suIp!v ad 'ui for l'S l'".rhl
The iagl rcr a. thl- '~w method ~
.,r,re',. selling .. lucky n No make~ Is
N v...k After Awnl" % h" - suCc'r~iul
he g.ts a -mall g,lara1'''' Which Win "a
ll,.roI commissions giVr- HIM descent
inc nv"
q . vp,rg ma Mo No. ." B's''i
g., . N.v Nurl ,icauslt" hvu-" ~"h lon" o
c,g,r.''-S ,h,rr duIug llsr'ar' ''tn-
u5,,-,.rt.u' V,sA ~ o. bts D gdr'. '"-
into ,Krr, cpmu"H Ho,s'r" = :rCi'Hr a. q
Ia. O., rlni~-i 1910 Na- 90 nm w. li" lti>
A bls .alaN iuN. tu' ~, C,-" :, a. rare
a- thai uf the Young may Who s,c- INTO
Wall Str,~, With few dollars and come-
oul With . million " . yesI.
The sun., 1902-07-20

-srs Sung 80 on t-an'- ~ arranged IN
poft hnl=s
This cftuis afral lEsn~4' n fht An.i-'
ens utsier ord i.ItrY etfHurnsft lrs's li.s
time ....v ti.-.s 4 pf,i..a. ~ 90. ~Usmy
a. nah. tH a. sIasl skss .l .Hu 'uai 49,
rtuaat fJf,,ll. fh. devices 80 cu'i -
u "a 'hs, v~rv rI1-'' -. - that mad" 'hs'.~
pi.as.s s.fs-fts~
When ftss Dauuuu wsr~ -ft-'s~fnss ~
rur.. ti.. s'inn~r- had 'p mai.t.iiu fh. aim
hv huldu4g th. canl.ou u4 tt- proper atgh-
m.st during the di-charR- The torch
u-si To are hs caluot ,s. -I-i- 20 a pee =
~ nat - wussi hat burns steadily. ou ~hi'h
arr sSh.-l pi.s -, nf bamboo -ticsS Z" Ft'-
tsct tho hand
The proi,ctil- used ~ thrsr cannon Cuu-
.i.ts 20 series = pi~c''- q thin bamboo
The sun., 1902-07-20

t-anchcs aud ~NcryVl'r' II vss shoot
'ut, pi'". 'hruN iuCs-. and veil fur fully
thiTty niUutoe By 'hs' time m" Noru-
~ ~" tr-nches w"r" all dead. hu' our ,o-s
was heavy Tire, ~ four Il oar officers
~e-e wpInd"d ard some 'Weu'v.fvc of our
-nldi"rs N"r" h,i'ed and wounded
Tu' shooting irpn ih, fori continued
Sll 'hr- Iu" Tlt.. iuncr side "i tho wall-
d. .c'r rrsl fc"t iov.r 'Nau -" ou'nr and
ATprd = pei Iri from which IN" Nurp-
could fr' ~ uuf men without exposing
th.m..iiN,., 'u riuru FIR
tl"f" N"u' -"N''al lautakR- or cannon
arranged 90 -hppt from 'lt- port holes
~ he -'d"s api ,pis L. the n,drllr -
ths fort u h1mt--I shack II" narrow
enirasc" .H the fur' VS. protected hv heavy
~onaen larrd door dguug IN" night
The d. gu.r. 4 rll~' Moro forts 'ak"
the pr-'aUiIuu Go MAKE a Iarsagc lay which
the garri-"u can rrtir.' n need H. In
this case ~" ul"d" - r''r"A' saemcd to
r. through A. Ind"rg 'nHud Ja.Sag. from
The sun., 1902-07-20

Interior There were many fortiisd places.
b.cau-a the entire lake region l. divided
up among Sul,aus ami Dates each with
his following and iortIfCa,i"u
In fact atuut every u"t-" = "a tort. Their"
ar, trenches ahnut ~ AMI stone valir and
bamboo stucfadc- H. each hou-a thus pro-
t.ct.d liv, DItt" anG hi immediate family
and WORKING iurcr ui -.a'es, who cultNai"
the and, ana care ipr the stock. Every
for,i'it,l pia~ - supplied with one or more
obi oauuru. a tc~ snail guns and many home
IN. 4. blmu D, cannon. -Is,ar-. bulo., Sc.
I snaU never forget ~" march from IN"
-..i 20 the lak.-, -ornc thirty-iour miles
IN which ~. nvrrCarn. all opposition Forts
The sun., 1902-07-20
iHlS MORO FORT HARD 10 win
0rErR BFFr>sFs OF rBE ~
TnIS OF wINDtN tO.
Osns ~ Zee, rh,ss NssA~d wth rh"Sn,
nv,s>a t>r~u,isn D~"~ b, Junk
trrsns ass.n rtf All. sad . subway
arvtrd Ntrr Q stabbsru ttsht.

INN trtp Nt~ps 40 ! May IA
tndouId~I4y WtlIs m'u, engineers Aiui
30 psbli, ~ genera -ill W"nai'f shS w"
Moro fHt ui pandupaian al tie sultan ~
Bsyah on ~" iri'uid ~ Mindaha" "n"fsd
the r,.i-taic- u did tn NJ" Amer e an attArk,
which va MAJ. With the ASSIST an,- ~ =
fi.LI battery uu May :, iS'a lh~ Tort
looked like any otter Moro tort, hut M"
An-ricaI,s l"s, many men IN tryins 10 81
into q
Many forts. stockade- and inir~nch~d
Positions uf ~" Muru- had very promptly
sufrenuerrd to our column IA the march
from the sca tu a." laAe country IN a."
The sun., 1902-07-20
NJ rrrRFLr sofiEtri>.,
Hints Ter ns,s whs v ,als LIs- - ~,
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lndl'at" -h~lihs "f i""hhg hAIH's' or ''P'
r--snting the VARYING dsly or SEASONAL
p.culiari,i.. of tn, tn-.sr- will H. very
I.,1I. -. -, -. A., ,,...,,-,,,,,-
~ "
oi u'i'"s
III" apparatus necessary Tor c"l"c'ng
and arranging th~-' winged beauties IL
-impl. The fret thing IL the means u
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'sf'""s ''"'' ny 'fN'- W ~ "'"' "
can u" fnld" IRON shlill ho"p Htachtu
to the end uf an old broom handle The
b,iy of thu. t.t 4. made. uf tn,-,,lito % netting
ard .h,uId 10 .i.,,t ,u,, f,..t d,.p n th.
80
h'rP " INV "' "'''
With a little practc" one 'an becoine
skiliul in handling the net and catch butter
a;,. r.pidly and x1thout in ANY NAV in
-. ,L.Ir i,I,.,. ,.,,,a I.,,,,o.,h,,s
Ju'"s ' lf'
the hisc' We" '" "s' u"'" ""'
aHghted, ana to hilhg the not c'"~' 10 u
Ar slowly as possible. and keep II near the
| Ground and out 81 sight When very close
=, a., -. , .,,,,d,.,' .,,,L, ,,.Il,,,ad nv +.
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quick backward n"'''"h'' VIII gag u'e
butterfly ana iolu the t"' oNf 80 thA' u
cannot ,-cal@
| Maya, ,.t,,h the wings ,,t,h the fingers
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-, II L'pIi,. ,,I, 80 ,u,y 49,. Gu,t.,,iy
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y, nu'',l .'ni = l., 80, ,'',-.,,'..,
W ~. ,'L - XII H., vr,d..
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are! w" q, a., 49,, 80 ~, j.,
,tfF arr ieNnH w w i'','' 50 .Ii,h
P.iI,''t "'' -. ,,,.,,,, -. 80 ,.iiI
much WINNER 'hAt o,httoi' pms, anu WH
hol tu-' ivy ~ ~ '" ''''H I" u'i. n
bu'l"rnN shD'H 'n,
the hiidr o' h' 'np'aA' Atu ", -"
NaN ma ~. ~" - q" ,..- ,h. -
| th" pm. IN" u"'aA !" -" "c'u ~ -
and the po'h' WHIT" nv wings y"'' wv
DriN l., ..,l 4, 81.
ht"r "a" h-"', J. pr 'PrIt '",'-u. !.
ready tur -''"ls' anu '"I ''"r ", "
-'"Hls ooaI % a., - II -
board - a pam, rAl ,N'ar" Nrn hu''i
! oi hoh"- h'se enough u" IAN" ''" "'S'
| oi w" pun n
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m"u~" enlargement IT thorny uIu-h both
IN the side and 10" top This brush mad
The fort look rasv tn take. A. the -,ore wall
nd not show
The valis of rtun" ana lop-s earth NEATLY
aud tightly piled ant pachcd hRvr many
I-prthols~ and ~" fighting Moro ~s"m"d
- have n caLnon ~ mn ~ every port
hrl" ani th"ir shooting proved 20 bs'
saheCtiv"
The Moro engineers had also CONSTRUCTED
NO trenches 1tput ~" for Il considerable
,ispI ono 'rpnth va crowded with
desperate M1ru- vino had taN"n he oai d
uf thar trt.' 80 di' facing 10" enemy
,sn crriifv that practically "N"rv Moro M
that trench Kept M oath
Ihcv fought ON ,hic"rS and enlisted
r,-r pu M" edt.o & no" tronches m the
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vac,. >bou, . ,liIkms,d snd e SNAKE ?.
rror- ne Rphrord Ilspairh


r. hs hDH ON r1ts.i"r'r Of tcriruhurs,
Wa.tin rioa. u =
NV ~ ~ SII I hav" this dav mailed 10
you. N q paper boN. a small Nial Coutain-
ing q curiosity Ia the .hIp' of r. thread. l. .
worm. oT ~up4 g. OF u hat HvCr y may tc. With
~" hope thtt YOU vii investigate and report
o. ~ 4 M.-~ Of aluu. hius William
cluutv. ~. MS m' ING u Dow or trtlty.
.iun. o. and this came from the CoV'- teat.
coihns tf>-if around u'r rugrr II Was alive.
and MOVING. VI. t. a. Cior. tho folio wing
day ItW.utN 1914 h"' rsi aud urtil y Wts put
IN alcohol same U,-n. IT, ho have "Nsmiur-i
n tndsr % Ioor fu',fosCop" 10y II is vert
tabI. su4.e With vo,r improved
iacil't.s tor ,uv-stiC.t'rc %, trust you Stll
loo ttto u. ntd give ~" Nout "ltui"n of u
Nsrv r"-t'"ftiI llN.
II,HN,Nr. Va Irlv : poIk MILLIr
INiItuNTNttspt4Nl Nr,l Ne, I,II4-I
80. H. ~ A. rr NNi"N ~. srfN,
Mashingt n, II
I'rit u'ii'r 10
~. rDftrr.I.. 20 NUuF letter ut iuh :.
I would >iH'r thlt th~ ap",iiusu is lurvn
IN topllar llusUaC" t- thread NUfw IT.
s,i.ut rc nauV - = irrI irt a'u- o. y "a
Ihi- par1sIt, o,sur. utUfr ur 49, -. p."EtlH
IN VI. ah,ioiuuul ,aNlt, ot Cattlr, hut never
h-ard oi one ssCaplns "a this mAni.rt N"n
r-spe,thilly. A ~ fAKIissEss. Aoitns thisf
OF bure~s
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I - -, a.. .,,,.,,.,,. "a ,niIL from, ,h.
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.p,o,,, - . !, no,s- WAS asked
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Twelve war agu q rnr..' Va. ,h., rsu.v
pln,iiing alurg . tlr-'-rulr sttr'.n
track at fry"uurs. We T. vas h,, hu-I-
ns-- % pull ~ from .u, r'i g 'is -
to m" hrr tni 'uvu puu % ha,S aEIF
The whole burden 4 ,p,r,ttuS ..r -
tenn rested uI"u h.m Il 20" had ra.a,i
the entire liL- would have guu. uut o' y.in-
mission The company owned 'hr"" .arS
hut 1t had 10 other b"r~r
But hi- responsibility did mot mako I'm
proud or pr,sumptu,us >-uh"r Wa- -
lonesome. for, while hr had r' rnu.rtt.s
In the -"ryic,. - the fry"t arg liuts" IliI-
way COMPANY. he va- ,I" % d nuui, UruV
~ car hursr- r'npl"y-d Iv r..r" '..' -
street railroads On 'h, ILit.d ,'a'.'- Ir,rs
were 5StI ~ III a.-yciatcs W,rhfuG .u "
England alone and a. I'ast t,r 'lru,- -
many IN rh" country AT largr
That horse. OF h'- si.co"~~,'r. l- .I.I Url-
ing his car along ~. Ffv"huf. trr,s -
Ia all New England he has NOT = sin-is
surviving mate TIE last - his '.3'l cutu-
panions hAs disappeared
Think ~ the lonely grandeur " hl- fust-
tion-the pathus aud the -ol"muitv a. |
IT, all the yo.Un s.IIlr" mIle- ui Territory
from Long Island sound q" th" hichlai's
Of ia. ~ CruiX, with ~ hN" and 'pf
million p.npl", with IT. millions 4 trl,ns
hor~es, cows. dogs, piR> and "hrN"u-.
and iiS thousands of Nhiggiug lev cars
and automuh,le-, ON" single car h'r~r IA
troll lis solitary beat. the ~,l- remnant
Of vanished race
Ne doubt hi~ caI - 4 rehC. like mn~ef
!, mus, h- long YEAR since II has known
-, g., a., c,,,,,rv I.rL,IH ., e,rr-
f"' - :. -,
ihg money enough l"r' N'a' y" I"' W "
pens,s and of cuur-s' Il would Iu' hI'S
,uusudered that dollar on paint instead
- ,,-;,.., =, O., -,,.,r. - l,c,u,,'-
-. -, a.. .,,,,r..,,t,,,., ~,
''oP'' ."'n "
tliC'l"h hI w" "uH"''' ''' '''' l''-N
,rdica,,ur, th.r. u MI be buffalnc- to crenlats
i.n, af,., ,h, hoofs Of tho la,t car hor,.
-, - =, -. .,,., ,.,,,,v ouIv la.
""'' t""' " W. -.
year th"r" were nv" h''ee W ""' " wi ''''
N Massachusetts. Now there l. mons"
Their, ar. two car hor.e- IN Grand juno
tio, Cul Ib.-. are the only animals -
-. L., ,'..,,.,.,,, I.,sas and I'M. S,.rra.
thsir Hihd between nshsaN anu ~" .''"
IN one direction anu Or'N''h h'A'o" '''a
the North fpl" IN Va" "U"t .,
lou may start Az me syu'h"Ih 'puUnai
oi New Mexico ana 'rhN'l nov N"'u 'u..
YOU crpss the pal s,ocry-'I' pp'hi "a sIu
come down on the O'h'' -nr ~ 'I'e,s
without encounterihs eihsf - hnIrr
except the twu when. I'm" ~hlp- 'ha' paeN
IN IN" night. drifi neellhgN lhf""sh 'h,h
oth"r'- ken on the han'"aS -"l'os W wy
three-fooi gauge Stit~' '"l'"a" "' "'"'u
Junction
There |. peculiar dignity aho"t NC"
colorado an'irals' MUSTANGS l".utn ""
br. FOR they are tho motive power e"
the ouiy municipality Owned ana "p"ral'i
street railway IN the TINTED states ~.
citv of Grand Junction s"i possession -
The sun., 1902-07-20

and >forkades ~erv tahen ~Ithou' much
r-siS an and of'cutim'.- without lo-- on
.ithor site
Our fir~t view of Fort Panduratar oC-
curr,,i shortly after the taxing Of large
siockaJ. m the Bayan district The llttl.
fort phich vas 70 cause W ~ much Ices
booked much like anv other Moro fort
In general wav the fort vas n square
incio-ure. IL" walls are of stone, earth
and bamboo and about twelve feet th'ck
Al ths ha-s They are some fourteen feet
high
The-" eaIl> arc covered with bamboo
puc- On the ou'-,d" and also with an i'm
The sun., 1902-07-20
The Uad~s, mn TO telir~,

FTou ~ PA,l1ds iphm R,oHrc
lsk atout nsrd bNls =" collect -.
claimed the tash,ouahlc norst I know
tbr limit The banner iot impo-Siplh'N
j. boTDe "a by the tall Tor blossom. run ~
by the young man whose snsaSsuasnt has
bsvp bIvkeh a.
The sun., 1902-07-20

th.. fort gu ,Dv siN" There v..- ,a.-u a
passage which kd from thc main ~ uCh.
puring tn Art par uf n, trht ! fruI"tn-
tsrr that few Murp soldier c-caTs'd n rough
this trench ,p tho ois'n hld snd th"n ran
to the brush.
The cannon uf ~, Moro for consisted
chiefly Of brons' lantakaS With a lpr" OF
about Aa inch and a hall. 1Lc,s cannon
The sun., 1902-07-20
THE VANISHING CAR HORSE.
" RrRiI>G gINiIT> az THT
>PRI ~ OI IHI IEOIII

Mere ur,ndssr Than ear uorsrs In tie
nitr,i state, ~ uIhirds ri the sur
NNink No,>r .r~ ~ This Io~n Nrt
Nesieus Nuhaut . single Our VI
This ha g. spp rtrI ln q. NrarA
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

VILLAGE WORK IN INDIA; Pen Pictures from a
MissionaEy's Experience. By Norman Russell
Of the Canada Presbyterian Church, Central
India. New York: Fleming I'll. ReyelI Company.
Pennsylvania. author of Engraved Gems
ETC. Philadelphia: Drexel Biddle.
RAYMUND LuLI First Missionary to the Mos
lens. BY Samuel NJ. Zwemer, DID, F.R.G.S,
author OF Arabia The Cradle of Islam,'' etc.
New York: Funk Wagnalls Company
LITTLE BOBBY PUMPKIN; and Other Juvenile
Verse BY George Reiter Brill, author 70, %. or
author. philadelphia: Drexei Biddle.
LITTLE DOCTOR VICTORIA; A Southern Story
thor Of .PoIiy's Lion Battle Greek, Mich:
Canahan Publishing Company
THE OLD SCHooLHoUsE; and other Poems and
Conceits in Verse BY T. ); Denison author of
T. S. Denison.
INCENTIVES FOR LIFE: Personal and Public. By
James NJ. Ludlow, DID,. LID. author OF
Deborah etc. New York: Fleming Ii. Re-
veil Company
Basis for the Ethical Instruction of the Young.
By Walter L. Sheldon. Chicago: w. NJ
Welch & Co.
THE ROMANCE OF Ny CHILDHOOD AND
YOUTH. BY Mime. Edmond Adam Juliette
Lambert. New York: A Appleton d Co.
THE THOUSAND EUGENIAS; And Other Stories
By Mrs Alfred Sidgwick, author Of CYNTHIA 8
Way" etc. New York: Longmans Green d
Co.
HIDDEN MAMMA. By A. J. Dawson. author OF
AFRICAN Nights Entertainment. New YORK
A. S. Barnes & Co.
HER OTHER SELF. BY the author OF inc
Company.
SOME REJECTED VERSE BY William ID. WASH
burn jr New York: The knlckerbocker Press.
coScIusIoNS By Jerome Du Barry. New York;
kaufman Publishing Company.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS.

The Christian Endeavor Society of Gurley
PRESBYTERIAN Church held a business meet
ing recently at the home of the president
Mr. H. c. Hengstler The principal bust
ness of the evening consisted of the cleo
tion of officers for the ensuing year, which
resulted as follows: President, Arthur H.
de Reimer; vice president, L. 1. Doyle; re-
cording secretary, Miss Mabel Thomson;
corresponding secretary. Mrs. L. l. Doyle;
treasurer, L. A. Coleman; junior superin-
tendent Miss Bessie Poffenberger lookout
Miss Grace S. Burger; prayer meeting, Miss
Ada Powell; social, Miss Alice Carpenter;
missionary Mrs. II. H. Doyle; flower, Miss
Helen Gray; junior Mrs. H. E. Doyle; Sun
day school, Miss Meta sRoeben; whatsoever
Miss Helen Carpenter.
After the business meeting the remainder
of the evening was spent in playing pro-
The Y. p s. G. E. of Berean Baptist
Church has no place in which 20 hold it's
prayer meetings, now that the church prop
erty has her sold, SO the members are
holding fortnlghtly socials as means of
keeping up TIE C. En- spirit. The ground
has been brol.en for, the new church at the
corner of 18th and streets northwest
The Gunton Temple Christian Endeavor
Society is trying to. raise 500 before the
first of next January. which is to be used
for charitable purposes. Each committee
is pledged to raise $40, in any way that it
can A good share of the money has been
raised and it Is said that the rest will soon
be Forthcoming.
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The celebration of the sixtieth anniver-
sary of the organization of Epiphany Epis-
copal parish, which will be commenced this
afternoon at O'Clock and conclude with a
service Sunday, December %, promises to
be one of the most important events in the
history of that church. as well as notable
occurrence in the affairs of the Episcopal
denomination of the District. The occasion
also marks the close of the fourteenth yea
of the service in Epiphany parish of the
present rector, Rev. Dr. Randolph II. Nc
Kim.
At the evening prayer service this after
noon the Right Rev. Henry Yates Satterlee.
bishop of Washington, will deliver a SER
mon. This evening the Mems Club of the
church has arranged for reception to the
members of the congregation. A large num-
Der of the Episcopal clergy of the city will
be present at the social affair, and several
prominent rectors and laymen will deliver
short addresses. Special music has also
been provided for, and refreshments will
be served.
The services tomorrow at the church will