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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
Arbitrator in Boundary Dispute

LA PAZ. Bolivia. Dec. I.-A treaty vas
signed yesterday afternoon by the Boli-
Wan Minister of Foreign Affairs and he
Peruvian Minister naming President R0ca
of Argentina arbitrator In the boundary
disputes between Peru and Bolivia.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Dec. 31.-The Wiscon-
sin state Teachers Association to-day adopted
a resolution favoring such amendments TO the
child labor laws as will entirely prohibit the
employment of any child who is under IA years
of age
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
To cure a Cold in One Dav

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money If it fails to cure.
E. W. Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
S1oEaoosn

Nl2 35e. ptD Sl4s
Standing on the books Of the
Corpora ton Al SIS
s-fromissor- notes secured by
first mortgages on Real Estate.
within this State. the States
~ Oregon Washington Utah
Nevada and Territory Of ia
wall
The value Of said promissory
notes is ..--.-..-.-.- .---.--.. 1e.'
5-Niscci ilsneous Railroad street
Railway and other Corpora
ton Bonds and stock Ger
fiicates pledged 70 the So
ciety for the amount off,. Is
said Notes Bonds and Certin-
Gates are partly held and kept
boy said Corporation I'm its own
vaults and partly in New York
in the safe Deposit box above
mentioned.
Bank Building and Lot tho
value II which iE.....-......
Other Real Estate situated in
the States - California. ore
Eon. Washington and Utah.
the value OF which is...-. J.:
'-FumitUrc in the bank office
Of said Corporation .-.-.....
Cash in Tnital States Gold
and Silver Cold kept by said
Corporation in It's Own vaults.
the actual value Of. which is. l..
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01

sex are not
G O nj m o n / Y
recognized as
being caused
by catarrh.
7 h q S . or
gans are lined
by m u c o u :
m q m braneS.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01

CAPETOWN, Dec. 3i.-A detachment Of 100
Beers who have volunteered for military service
in Somaiilsnd sails from here next week.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01

AAA=l-A ia 49,
ASSETS
l. s.. so. ooo United states per
n registered
Bonds Of 1861. the
value Of which is 5
5000. u0O United States ! per
C. D registered
bonds of 1925. the
Value OF which is.
OF these bonds So
go 0en are kept in
safe deposit box
ia the vaults o. and
rented from the
Standard Deposit
Company in New
York CITY. and the
remainder in the
vaults Of the ccT-
pocation.
tS. $50 COO Miscellaneous Rail
road. cable and
sire et Railway.
Light and other
Corporation Bonds
and Shares Of
stock. the Taiue of
which is ---------- Z
al Of said Bonds
and Shares II
stock are kept IN
rhe vaults of the
COf p0rarion. with
the exception or
500 600 Southern
Pacific Railroad o.
california Cousoli-
dated First Mort
gage : per cent
STAMPED p O d
kept in New York
in IN safe Dc
post Box above
mentioned
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
Catarrh of the Pelvic Organs Is
a Very Common Disease Among
Women Nowadays.
This Affection Is Generally Called
Female Weakness, Female Dis
ease and Many Other Similar
Names.
'r99 Eleventh Street,
"MjIwaukee. Wis.

MUHuUh65J UTS' J
~ short time ago found my con-
diton very serious. had head
aches, pains in the back and frequent
dizzy spells, which grew worse eVary
month. tried two remedies before
PerUn0, and was discouraged when ]
took the first dose, but my courage
soon returned In less than two
months my health was restored. =
Mrs. NJ. Brick1er.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
l6.Goa.96 0e
Total
LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES
Ito DeDositorz. said Corpora
tion oyrs Dsposits amounting
o. and the value Of which is S3S. Oh. 49, X
1-Io Stockholders: TIE amount
of Capitsl Stock. actually paid
~. in Gold Coin. the value of
which is ....--...---......... 100000 90
ifE 10 stockholders is thar
no psrt Of the amount
rc nsid 10 them. or m
any Wsy b. WITHDRAWN *
cept in payment Il losses dui-
ing the existence of the Cor
porstion- nor until AL Deposi-
tors shah have been paid -iu
run fhe amount of their de-
p1sits and accrued dividends
SO Deuositors and stock
"a The amount of the Reserve
Fund IN Gold Coin, the value
q which which i.s5..-..-............. L1ooeoO 90
tured bat uncollected interest
10 The amount Of the Con
ungent Fund, the value Of
Tie esondAon Of said Funds Is. ESQ %
that the same have been Gre
atrd FOR the purpose of addi-
fionai secuity 20 Dep0sitors
against losses
s-State CITY and County Taxes
assessed by the Government.
hff mot set payable --------..- 79.2Tf 5S
Total --..-................s .ss5. .2e3. SAC "a
-------=
JOHN LLOYD.
President n The German savings and Loan
Society.
GEO. TOURNY.
Secretary Of The German SAVINGS ana Loan
Society
slste of California. city and County OF san
Francisco. IS.
JOHN LLOYD and GEORGE TOURNY. be-
ing each separately, duly sworn. each for him
self ssVs- That said JOHN LLOYD is Foresf-
cent and that said GEO. TOI7RNY is secret a nv
~ THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY the Corporation above mentioned.
and that the foregoing statement Is true
JOHN LLOYD
GEO. ToURNY.
subscribed ana sworn 10 before me This 3fs.
day or December, 1902
iseall GEO T. KNOX. Notary Public.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01

Peruna has cured thousands Of cases of
female weakness. As a rule however
before Perunaa is resorted to. several other
remedies have been tried in vain. A great
many of the patients have taken local
treatment submitted themselves to sur
doctor stuff. without any result.
The reason OF so many failures is the
fact that diseases peculiar to the female
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
SEVENTIETH HALF YEARLY
REPORT
THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND
LOAN SOCIETY,
526 California Street,
- IL. i. .-.-.r-..---. -. L rr-nreA-IA
SWORN STATEMENT
SAX FRANCIsCo. CALIFORNIA.

O. The condition and value Of the Assets ana
I abilities Of THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND
LOAN SOCIETY. a corporation doing business
al No. 52G California st in the city ana
County of san Francisco State of California,
and where said assets arc situated on De
,ar,b-~
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01

Capital Stock actually paid
up in Gold Coin..........--.SIO 81 OOO 900 90
Reserve Fund. actually paid
~ IN Gold COIN ---.-.---- ! 1Do.ooo Ot
JOHN LLOYD.
President Of the German Savings and Loan
Society.
GEORGE TOCRNY
secretary Of The German Savings and Loan
Society
STATE Of California, City and County Of San
FraEcisc0.
JOHN LLOYD AID GEORGE TOURNG. be
ing each se-Barately. duly sworn. each Tor ninl-
SELF. says. That said JOHN LLOYD is Presi-
dent and that said GEORGE TOIRNf is sec
retsry of THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND
LOAN SOCIETY. the Corporation above men
toned. and that the foregoing statement Is
JOHN LLOYD.
GEORGE TOCRNN.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 5lst
day Of December. 1902.
lSeall GEO T kNoA-
Notary Public in and for the city and
County ~ san Francisco, State OF California
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
e7e4e15 oo
Sl499IT4OO 90

99T 40 90
SIS, 995,259 81
16Goa. 96l %
Ls93. f15 p
10 Go 90
12109SS -
1000 co
f3s5 012 90
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATEMENT OF CAPITAL STOCK
THE GERMAN
Savings and Loan Society.
DATED DECEMBER 81, 1902.

A Corporation doing business at No 526 Cali
fornia street
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01

s33 el1,4S5 Is
1 NnRl 600 Ml
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
72ss6 e6

JOHN LLOYD
Society
GEO TOURNY.
Secretary Of The German SAVINGS and Loan
society
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-07

V6zquez concejales don Juan Felipe
Baba, don Joaquin L. Villodas, don
Juan Sabater, don Ezequiel Rivera, don
Antero Aquino y don Amelio Blondet;
echandose de menos las frmas de los
cuatro 6ltimos relacionados y Ia del Sc
nor Secretario, apareciendo demas las
de don Tomas Villodas y don Ezequiel
Rivera.
Que en- fecha II Y IA de Agosto,
existen dos actas suspensivas por falta
de quorum autorizadas por ell Alcalde
accidental don Edgardo Vazquez y Sc
cretarie don Julio Brenes.
Que con fecha diez y seis de Agosto
existe otra acta psesidida por don Ed
gardo Vazquez y concejales don Eugenio
Lopez Curet, don Tomas Villodas, don
Juan Felipe Baba, don joaquin L Villo-
das, don Ezequiel Rivera, don Ezequiel
Rivera, don Amelio Blondet y don Juan
Sabater: faltando las fir1nas de don Eze-
quiel Rivera, don Amelio Blondet, don
Juan Sabater y la del sefior Secretario.
(ContsnatorG).
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-07
REvISTA MERCANTiL

Hemos recibido este importante bo-
letfn comercial que publican los seflores
Balbas CO, quincenalmente, con datos
important1simos para las operaciones
mercantiles.
De sumo interes resulta una hoja
de este g6nero y Ia recomendamos al
p1blico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-07

SON MUCHAS las reformas que vie-
ne estableciendo ell doctor CasaIduc en-
su gabinete dental.
Sabemos de operaciones sumamen-
te dificiles, que las ha ejecutado este
operator con grandes exitos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-07
la YOz del ObrerO .

Hemos recibido la vista de este
nuevo colega que Sc publica en- San Juan
y es 6rgano de los obreros puertorri-
uuef1os. Su Director Administrator,
don Joaquin A. Becerril. Deseamosle
prosperidades.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-25

ership bills Partisans attempted to
drag Speaker Miller from his chair.
The house was declared adjourned.
Whereupon the opposition elected
speaker pro tenn and clerk
New 100000 Stock Exchange build
ing at New York dedIcat ted in presence
of leading fuanciers Of the country.
James Mckinney. an outlaw and
Deputy Sheriff Tibbets are killed in a
desperate battle at Bakersfield Cal,
and a constable IS fatally wounded
Evidence connecting Giuseppe Nor
clio. head of the America AIafia. with
Benedetto Madonna. New York barrel
murder victim. discovered by secret
service agents.
All newspapers Of importance in
PennSyl Vauia are represented IN hearing
before Governor PennyDacker, and adj
dress cOndemniug the proposed libel
law is made by Charles Emory Smith
Thomas Lord aged SO. and for fifty
years in Chicago drug trade. signs petit
ton in bankruptcy owing to firms
failure.
Postmaster General Payne sumnlarily
removes James NJ Tyner. assistant at.
torney. general for the postoffice DEPART
ahstra ction Of important papers from
his Office.
Illinois supreme court decides Judge
Hanecy has no jurisdiction in the I.or-
election board. who had been held for
contempt in opening the ballots.
Alfred Dreyfus appeals to Minister of
War Andre to reoDen his case as the
supreme head Of military justice
D. NJ Parry. in reioinder to Senator
Hanna. scores meddling politicians
and defends his position on trades
uniOnisu-
Booth Harrington seriously i'll at IN
dianapolis with symptoms Of typhoid
fever
Muley Aohammed. brother of sultan
has been proclaimed emperor at Fez.
Explosion at Star oil plant in Mime
aDoIis kills eleven persons.
Passengers on Burlington train out Of
Lincoln, Neh- are held uo and robbed
of over 81 000
Judge Grosscup OF Chicago enjoins
six railroad companies from discrirni-
mating against small shipper, thus sus-
tanning the E1lkins law
General Funston asks for a court Of
inquiry on allegations that he was
guilty Of cruelty toward F'ilioinos while
in the Philippines, bur his request IS re-
fused
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-25
HOUSEWIVES AFLIRT.
Kentucky Girls Former Husband Aid
ed Her in the Process.

Richmond. April 25.-Louise Love
lace, formerly Mrs Clifton Bowers, ac-
eompanied by her former husband with
whom she is friendly. though separated
from him went to the Old Dominion
line wharf and administered a severe
horsewhipping to W Atlee. clerk
whom sac alleges had insuItsd her.
Miss Lovelace. who is 2 handsome wo-
man and D. Kentuckian by birtn- is a
waitress in a downtown restaurant
patronizsd by many Of the business
men of the city. For some time past
Atlec. she says has been objectionable
70 her and 20 other Mattresses and had
repeatedly attempted TO be permitted
TO accompany her home.
Last night Atlee was particularly
disagreeabla Miss Lovelace got up
early this morning. telephoned her former
husband and after buying a horsewhip
they went together to the wharf Alice
was reluctant 70 meet them, but did 50.
Miss Lovelace drew the whip from the
folds Of her skirt and dashed him over
the head time after time until he start
I'd to run but thu husband drew a re-
voiver and made him stand and submit
to the punishment
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-25

Invocation BY Dr. A. s. Embree. ad-
dresses ofwelcone, Governor Bailey and
Mayor Berguudthal responses by Grand
Councillor George c. Hamilton
10-00-Opeuing of grand council in Sc
cret session.
1870 p. injecting OF subordinate
councils at subordinate council cham
Der for limitations
$50 .. m.-crand ban at the Audi
forum. admission by password only.
SATURDAY, MAY 9.
900 A. m--secret session OF grand
council
s.S0-AIeeting Of subordinate councils
at council chamber for limitations and
other business.
1.30-Parade of grand and subordi-
nate councils headed by Marsha1l's Mil
itary band. Assemblies at Auditorium.
officers. Grand marshal. R J. Haus Of
Crimson grand marshal of the grand
council. Fl p Campbell of Clay Center;
aides j NJ Mitchell Of Salina and S A.
Johnson of Leavenworth-
2.30-TndBor sports at the Auditorium
8so0-AIinstrel show at the Auditor
ium
The ladies' in attendance at the con
vention viii take rart in ali the gath
eriugs Of an entertainment nature ON
Friday afternoon they viii attend a re-
ception at the governors mansion given
by the women of Topeka The visiting
ladies' VIII take part in the events in
the indoor sports which will consist Of
nail driving contests and the like pro-
ductive Of fun but not requiring much
skill
Tomorrow the Woodnen Of the World
of Kansas City viii pay visit to To-
peka although there VIII be nothing Of
unusual interest in progress here. The
visiting Woodmen win spend the day
poking about town and win proba bly,
be given admission into the state house
The price for the round trip is to be
n Oh
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-25

ice to Christ Gal ST $50 p. m.
Christian Endeavors subject Arctic
Missions" Job ss.22, %, %. 80 7:so ?.
m. sermon. Trial OF Your Faith.
Peter IT. 7.39 p NJ, Thursday cottage
prayer meeting. residence Of Mrs
Holmes. Twenty-drst and Quincy
streets.
Third Christian church. corner. q
Third and Lake STREETS. F. E Mallory.
minister Lords Supper and preaching
at 1os45 a m: subject, The Name
Question" Bible school at $50 a. m.
Junior c. E. at ?. M, Senior c. F.. at
s p N. Preaching at 7:30 D. m; sub5ecs.
The Simplicity Of the Gospel" r. r
Mcpherson. singing evangelist, VIII sing
both morning and evening
First United Presbyterian church. cor
ner Eighth and Topeka avenues
Renwick- Il a. IA. subject. THE Hap
niness Of Gods People, $50 o. m. sui
ject, How Christians Gl0rify God
Sabbath school, y n; Christian En-
Second Church Of Christ. Scientist.
los West Ninth street Services at IL
ment" Sunday school. L m: Wednes-
day evening testimonial meeting at
o'clock Reading room at same mum
Der. open every afternoon except Sun
day from to O'Clock
First Baptist church. corner Ninth
and Jackson streets; Philip Wendell
CrannelI, D. D. pastor Sunday school.
$50 a. m. Morning worship. II a. m.
eArbor Day Thoughts for Old and
Young Christians Seward avenue
Sunday school 3:15 p. m, Junior g. E.
$50 p. M. evening worship. 1880 p. III
Baptism at close Of evening service.
First Unitarian church Services at
II a. M conducted by the minister,
Rev Abram Wyman. Sermon subject.
The Ministry Of Nature Sunday
school at 10 a. m. lesson topic. Love
of the Beautiful" Adult class at noon.
subject. Bible Infallibiiity in the Light
Of Modern Scholarship.
The Church Of the Good Spirit. under
4 the auspices Of the Kansas state Spirit
ualists society. viii hold its meeting
Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock at To-
peka Post hall. 119 West Sixth street.
over the Ladies exchange. Also Sun
day evening at 8: subject, DIR. F'unk's
communica ton with Henry Ward
Beecher from the world of spirits.
| Music and tests
4
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-25
ADVERTISED FOR MOTHER.
Sons @Round Robin Read by Woman
Who fastened to Him

washington Pa. April 25--After be
ing lost from her for eighteen years.
William McMurdo Of Granville this
county. was today reunited with his
mother at the bedside of the former.
who is fatally III with typhoid fever.
Robert AIcAurdo and his wife eighteen
years ago agreed 70 separate, and the
woman with an infant daughter went
west. the father and William remaining
in Washington county.
McAIurdo died and his wife married a
wealthy ranchman in Colorado The
boy attempted 10 locate his mother. but
could not find her 4 short time ago he
became ii at Granville, and an adver-
tisement for his mother was inserted in
western papers
The woman. saw the advertisement,
and at once responded. appearing at the
bedside Of her son this morning. just
before he lost consciousness.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-25
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
LOcAL sUAIMARY.


Agricultural department sends out the
first crop bulletin of the year showing
magnificent wheat prospect IN Kansas
Insurance companies win IN the trust
cases Instituted by County Attorney
Nichols on account of the use of the
Efdridge rating books.
Porter Mitchell appointed superintend-
ent Of electric lighting plant
The opening of sale OF NOrdica-De
Reszke concert tickets causes an IN
paraIIeled scramble. people waiting all
night for the doors to open
Vfnewood company asks for ninety
days in which to finish its tracks.
President Stilwell Of the Orient road
visits Topeka
Governor Bailey announces names Of
persons who viii sit with President
Roosevelt and him at dinner on May L
A new political society is formed in
Topeka among the Republicans who
lined UP with the anti-Leland people
during the legislature
Information received here Of the in
jury of E W. Benedict in an automobile
accident in Los Angeles. He died on
Thursday as a result Of his injuries.
city council makes complete arrange
mcnts for issuing waterworks bonds
Kansas NeWSpa pervonen : conVen-
ton goes into session in Topeka.
Father F. P. Baker resigns from the
Washburn college postofflce after four
wears service
Blanche Boies is convicted of mali
ciousIy breaking windows III Kansas
avenue buildings used as joints.
Marie Kline. who masquerade as q
domestic and robbed DR.. Wasson's
house. is convicted in the district court
of burglary.
Women's federated clubs Of Topeka
indorses the club house proposition and
will cooperate with Commercial club
A scandal about the use of money to
secure legislation in the Kansas legisla-
ture is developed. Senator John Cha
ney's name implicated
Sale of NordIca-De Reszke tickets
reaches Sc 300
Miss Elma IreIan is named the vale
dictorian of the graduating class at
Washburn college
The trial of county liquor cases begins
in the district court and a stampede OF
jointists to get from under begins
The April term of the United States
district court opens here
A sneak thief robs the s c. Cook
hane at $40 Quincy street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-25
rE.I.EGRAPHIc srMMARY.

Engagement OF Mrs Lewis n. Ruth
erford and William r. Vanderbilt IS
confirmed
American league season opens with
White Sox at St. Louis.
President Roosevelt completes his
park tour and takes up his travel
schedule again.
A terrific hurricane strikes Berlin and
many persons are injured. while the
damage TO property is great
ARMY of7cers in Alaska are to he
courtmartialed on charges Of selling
conrnissary supplies for their own
profit.
Africa were defeated April IS by na-
tives. Ten officers and $50 men OF
force Of 22n were killed
twenty-five Jews were killed and z75
were wounded in anti-Semetic riots at
kishineff. capital of Bissarabia. April
%
The Illinois house of representatives
was thrown into wild disorder during
the consideration Of the municipal own
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-25
Remarkable Sequel to an Attempt to
Halt Coal Thieves.

Chester Pa. April 25-The crews Of
the Reading railway trains have fire.
quent battles with the gangs Of boys
who steal coal. and not infrequently the
trainmen are compelled to seek refuge
in the cabooSe-
While way freight was shifting in
the western end of the city a crowd of
boys stole q quantity of coal from the
cars, then set fire to a gondola contain
ing a tank full Of naphtha.
The. people Of the neighborhood fought
the flames for a time. fearful Of an ex-
pIosion. then called out the fire depart
ment to prevent q catastrophe The po-
lice are making an investigation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-25
CHURCH NOTES.

Grace Cathedral, corner Eighth and
Taylor, Very Rev. J. P. de B. Kaye.
dean Holy communion 80 a m. sun
day school $50 a. m Morning service
Il a. M Evening service 80 P. m
Lowman chapel NJ E. church. Flew
enth and Morris. Rev. O. NJ Bowman,
pastor. Sabbath school $50 a. m Ep-
worth League p. M Morning service
Il a. m. Preaching by pastor Evening
service s q m Preaching by Rev Ed
win Locke, D D., presiding elder
Sacrament of Lords supper following
sermon.
Regular service at Occult Scientific
club Sunday evening, April IS, at 5
o'clock A special lecture on our home
sic by the Modoc club and orchestra
Mrs Eta Seaman BIedsoe. lecturer. and
Mrs. Inez Wagner. demonstrated The
public cordially invited Seats free.
The First Cumberland Presbyterian
church, croner West Fifth and West
streets. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at Il a. m and 8 2. m. Junior
Endeavor , p m. Senior Endeavor p
m Morning subject for sermon,
Growth of the Lily as Illustrating
Christian Growth Evening. the sec
ond Of the series upon the Lords prayer,
-Iallowed Be Thy Name A quar-
tette Of ladies VIII sing at evening ser
vice.
Third Presbyterian church, corner
Fourth and Branner street. ". J. Hat
field, d D. pastor Sabbath school 9.45
a. N. Preaching at Ii a. m. and p. M
Morning subject. The Christian Sab
bath an Essential Factor in Civil and
Religious Development" Evening sub
ject. Helpful Hints to Young Chris
tians. Junior c. E. 2s3o p. m Y P s
c. =. s.45 p NJ Bible study THURSDAY
s ?. m.
Walnut Grove NJ E. church. corner
Eighteenth and Harrison streets. Rev
Homer Z. Wark. pastor Morning wof-
ship at II q N. Evening worship at 8
p m The pastor prea ehes at both ser
vices. Subject for the evening service.
Leagues at p m
First Presbyterian church. Harrison
street. opposite capitol, Rev J. D. Coun-
ternine D. D. pastor. IL a m preach
ing by Rev. F. L Hayes of the First
Congress ationaI church. in exchange
with the pastor. p m song service
with short sermon by the pastor
Subject, The Seeking Love of God. +"
Mrs @. W. Pa-khurst win sing The
Ninety and Nine at conclusion of ser
mon. 9.45 q. m. Sabbath school o.
m Redden Mission Sabbath school. 800
East First p m. Junior c Z. meet
ing $40 p NJ Senior and intermediate
c. E meetings. At the evening service
the regular quartette will repeat the
Easter contata-
st. John A NJ. E. church. corner Sew
enth and Topeka avenue. F.. G Smell
son. NJ. A. Phi D., pastor. Sabbath
services April IS. II o'clock a m ser
mon. Theme. Christ s Instructions 10
the Young Sis p m. sermon Theme.
ST Matthews Investment Grand
mass meeting for men, All are invited
p. NJ Sabbath school Prof. R H.
Wade. superintendent Lesson. .Paul's
Journey to Jerusalem. Let all young
neonIe attend. $50 q N. Young People-s