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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-08

mote and Out-of-the-Way diplomatic
posts. 1t was his good fortune TO be at
tached 10 a mission of which the chief
was NJ. de StruYe for many years aft
erWard envoy at Washington, where his
wife. the gifted and brilliant. though
hOmely Nine. de Strive left delightful
memories. In those days ROsen was
quiet, reserved and gentle hammered
His mOurnful eyes suggested the hero
of some romance. With the object of
furthering the surrender Of SakhaIin
BY the japanese. he paid court to the
wives of the Japanese embassy. One Of
these ladies showed much interest in
European fashions. The baron, deter
mined TO crafty her by ordering from
Paris a complete outfit. dress. hat. lin
gerie and everything. Realizing that
she would not know in what order 10
don the gowns. and being too modest to
offer information on the subject, he
sent the instructions to Paris that the
outfit should be packed in the order in
which il was 10 be worn, the underwear
on top and the dress at the bottom. But
the name and address were by mistake
put on the bottom of the case instead of
on the lid The lady complied with the
directions OF the baron. The result was
more picturesque than elegant.
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Club Notes.

The Spirit of Liberty Chaoter
Daughters of the American Revolution
will hold the regular monthly meating
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Mar
garet Jones Walker at 1905 -ast Brig
ham street Mrs James Deitrick will
have charge Of the programme.
The initial meeting for the year Of
the Woman's club viii be held Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Allen T. Sanford, y r street, Mrs. F.
G. Kelsey will have charge of the pro-
gramme for the afternoon.
z
The house decoration section 0f the
Ladies Literary club will meet to-
morrow morning at 1880 at the club
house Mrs. H. G.. Morrow will read a
paper on Design and Drapery."
The Reviewers club will hold the
regular meeting tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs. Ellen Elliott at the Manirou
The programme will be in charge OF
Mrs. j. c. McClain.
The Jewish Relief society will hold
a special meeting on Tuesday after
noon at , o'clock at the b. b rooms.
The WOman's Democratic club VIII
hold the regular monthly meeting
Tuesday afternoon at 101 Atlas block.
The Bay View Reading club. Ms.
l. Hanchett, 9S3 Third street. at 30
p. m. tomorrow. Miss NJ. Belle Kear-
ney Will address the meeting.
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WOman's Athenaeum of Park City.

The first regular meeting of the
Woman's Athenaeum since last spring
was held Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Charles Shields, Park
City. when the outline for the years
work was made out. A short pro-
gramme was rendered, after which re-
freshmentS were served by Mrs.
Shields. The house was prettily decor
ated with cherry and white ribbon.
these being the colOrs Of the club. The
next meeting will be held Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. r.
Weet6r.
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The Cache Valley Condensed MIX &
Creamery company of Logan are most
certainly coming to the front in the
manufacture OF their new product, the
Honeysuckle EvapOrated Cream
The Hansen, four-star full-cream
cheese. and Royal Butter. manufac-
tured by the same company for more
than seventeen years, are well known
and are favorites, having given during
these years the highest satisfaction.
The manufacture of Evaporated
Cream is practically new and the in
dustry is young in the intermountain
states, il having been produced in this
state little more than a year.
The HOneysuckle Cream made by the
above-named company has been stead
lily winning its way in the western mar
kets against all competition most sue
cessfully. until at present it has a large
and increasing trade. During the past
few days it has been on exhibition at
the Pure Food Show at the Utahna
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park in competition with all the leading
creams known to the trade; ii is also
exhibited at the state fair. and at both
places is sampled by thousands of peo-
pie and is universally praised and COM
mended. After d most careful and
thorough test by the judge (Who, by the
way, was one OF the judges of this
product at the ST. Louis fair), the
Honeysuckle Cream was awarded the
first prize-for the best cream manu-
featured in Utah-and complimented as
an article of the very highest class.
The fair association awarded it the
Gold Medal. The cream also carried the
u. G. NJ. /. special prize for the best
cream in Utah. Lorenzo Hansen, who
superVises the manufacture of the
product from the purest cream. uses a
secret process which completely elm
mates the sickening OdOT and taste
peculiar TO other evaporated creams,
and it serves in every way 10 an most
satisfactorily every place needed foi
the use of milk and cream.
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Ladies Literary Club.

The next meeting of the Ladies
Literary club will be held next Friday
at the club house at O'Clock. The
afternoon will be in charge of che HGnie
and Education section, and three lines
Of work vii! be presented. Mrs VII
liam c. Jennings speaking on Look
ing Backward DR.. T. 3. Beatty on
Looking Forward" and Mrs. A. J.
Gorham. the president of the clUp on
Looking Upward" The subject will
be illustrated with stereOpticOn views,
and Miss Edna Dwyer and Mrs.
Graham F. Putnam viii furnish the
music.
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Beware of 0intments for CatarTh
That Contain Mercury.

As mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering il through the mu-
cous surfaces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from rep
utabla physicians, as the damage they will
do is tenfold TO the good YOU can posi-
bly, derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by i. j. Cheney d
Co, Toledo. O., contains no mercury, and
is taken internally. acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
TEN. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine. 1t is taken IN
ternaiiy and made in Toledo, Ohio by r.
J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free
Sold by Druggists. Price. 75c per bottle
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
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Episcopal.

ST Marks Cathedral-Very Rev James
3. Eddie dean. Sixteenth Sunday after
Trinity, Oct S, 1905. 1880 a. m, holy COM
muniOn; 9:45 a. m, Sunday school: IL a.
m, morning prayer and sermon; 1880 p.
M. evening prayer and address. The
public is cordially invited to attend these
services.
St Peters Chapel-3 p m, Sunday
school; 4 D. m. evening prayer and ad-
dress Ladies' Guild meeting Wednesday,
$50 p. m with Mrs. Roberts. 655 North
Second West street
St Paurs Church-Main and Fourth
South streets. Rev. Charles +. Perkins,
rector. Services: Holy communion a.
M: SUNDAY school 9:45 4. m: morning
PRAYER and sermon II d. m; evening
prayer and addresses on the convention
work of the Brotherhood of st. Andrew,
10 which young men especially are cor
dially invited. Visitors welcomed at all
services Seats free.
St. Johns Chapei-RichmOnd avenue,
near Ninth East. Sunday school at 2:49
p. m. evening prayer and address at 4
p. m. a cordial welcome TO all.
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LAWSON SENDS TeLEGRAMs.
Erratic 5ostonian Butts In at Inop-
perfume Moment.

Boston. Oct. THE telegram receiveu
by Governor Folk Of Missouri from Thorn
as W. Lawson of Boston was sent by
MT Lawson in connection with a move
ment TO form q committee including the
governors OF several states and other
persons OF prominence to secure resti-
tuition of funds alleged to have been
Wrongfully used by large insurance COM
pany officials, and the punishment OF
those guilty of criminal action in con-
nection herewith. Mr.. LawsOn's teIe-
gram follows:
will you. with other governors and
strongest representative men of the
country serve on policy holders pro-
tectiVe committee of the Equitable. New
York Life and Mutual insurance
companies. unfettered except it Is
to take possession of New York and
Mutual and select directors and con-
full restitution and full punishment OF
wrong doing; also to obtain restitution
ana punishment of Equitable wrong do
ers. Committee 10 represent no faction
and obligated to no one except policy
holders 1t has been decided YOU should
represent your section in this sacred
duty. Kindly wire answer my expense.
This is vital. You will not be bound
until other members names submitted
TO you"
The telegram was sent Yesterday Mr.
Lawson today declined 10 discuss the
proposition. He said THAI the telegram
out1inevl the plan sufficiently for present
purposes.
He also declined TO make known the
names of the persons to whom the tele-
gram had been directed. although he
said that many governors, as well as
leading civilians, were among those ad-
dressed. II was his purpose. he said
as soon as possible 10 announce the
names of those who had accepted the
invitation to act upon the protective com
mittee. AS soon as the personnel or
the committee was decided. he said. or
ganization would be effected and a def
mite plan of action adopted
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Scientist.

First Church of Christ. Scientist-Ss6
Last Ihird south street. Sunday school
al 9:45 a. m. Church service a II a. m;
subject, Doctrine of AtOnement." Stran-
gers are especially welcome. Each
Wednesday evening at s o'clock a meeting
Is held 10 listen 10 the testimony of heal
ing Of both sin and sickness. All are well
come 20 these services. Free reading
rooms open daily from 10 a. m. TO 5 D. m
in rooms G07-G0S ScOtt-Strevel building
los Main street Take elevator
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Eleventh South and Tenth East streets.
Services at 1l:O5 a. m; subject, Doctrine
of AtOnement," Sunday school at 12:lJ
m. Testimony meeting at o'clock
each Wednesday evening
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SIZING UP SITUATION.
Canal Consulting Engineers Making
Daily Pilgrimages.

Colon, Oct. THE members OF the ad-
visory board of consulting engineers of
the Panama canal and the American Of
ficials who accompanied them, on ar
irving at Bias ObispO yesterday closely
examined the site selected by the French
engineers as suitable for locks. They aft
erwards crossed the Chagres river and
proceeded to study the suitability of the
Gamboa district for a dam.
The party returned TO Colon yesterday
and later boarded a tug at Cristobal and
went up the canal as far as Mindi. Owing
to the shallow water in certain parts of
the canal the tug was unable to reach
Gatun.
The engineers left Colon this morning
and will devote the day 10 the CulebTa
and Empire districts.
Major General Davis and all the foreign
engineers accompany the board daily The
health of the entire party is good.
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JOHNSON ACCEPTS.
Minnesota Governor Willing to Help
Form the Committee.

St. Paul, Oct Governor Johnson is
in receipt of a telegram from Thomas
W. Lawson asking him 10 be one. with
other governors, of protective commit
tee for the policy holders. 10 demand
restitution Of the money by the Mutual,
new York Life and Equitable cOmpa-
MES and TO punish the guilty otIclals'
Governor johnson replied TO Mr.. Law
son, accepting his proposition. Gov
ernor Johnson said Concerning his an
sWer:
4 am more than willing 10 aid Mr.
Lawson in any reform of which he is
the head, for l believe he is in earnest
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Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian Characterization
and { streets. Rev. W NJ. Paden, d. D.,
pastor. Morning service at 10 O'Clock;
Sunday school at 1890; Young People 5
meeting at $50; evening service at 7:45.
Reception of members AID communion at
the morning service. Seats are free at
an services, and the public is cordially
invited.
Third Presbyterian Church-Eleventh
East and Eleventh South Rev. Josiah
McClaiH. pastor. Preaching at II a IN.
by the pastor and at go D. m. by Rev.
II. W Rankin; Sabbath school at 12:lJ
p. m; c. +. society at $50 p. m.
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian Society-Services at
Unity hall. 40 Second East, at II a m
Rev Frank Fay Eddy. pastor. Subject of
sermon. THE Evil of Cheapness." The
special musical features by the Unity
uuartette will be an anthem. My Soul
Inspired" and CoutraltO solo by Miss
Nellie Mahau. Sunday school at l2:15-
Young Peoples union meets Sunday even
ing at s o'clock i'm lower hail Regular
Unity circle meeting Tuesday at 2:30 p
M Rummage sale Saturday, Oct a.
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Lutheran.

Swedish Lutheran-Second South and
Fourth East. Emanuel Rydberg pastor
Conference Sunday. Holy communion
and reception of members at 10:30 a. IN.
communion sermon by Rev. o. A. Elm
quist, high mass sermon by Rev. DIR. L.
e. AbrahamsOn, r, n O.; Sunday after
noon at o'clock childrens service. with
sermon by Rev. y. H. FranZen; Y. p 5.
Luther league at p. m. Refreshments
served. All conference visitors welcome.
Great jubilee service at s p. m. Addresses
by Rev. DR.. l.. G.. Abrahamson in Swed-
ish and by Rev. Charles PETERSON in Eng
lish. \ splendid musical programme in
connection with each service.
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VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY.

Goldfield New Oct The Jury at
Hawthorne in the Minis utro-I.ang-
g. eakmore case returned a verdict of NOT
guilty ON the first ballot after having
been out three minutes. This frees Lang
and Bleakmore and dissolves the fnjunc-
ton on all banks holding their moray.
The case attracted much attention and
counters.
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Church Announcements
Christian.

Central Christian Church-Third East
and Fourth South streets. The new pas
tor, Rev. W. NJ. Taylor of CHATTANOOGA.
Tenn, has arrived and will occupy the
pulpit both morning and evening Morn
ing subject The Book; evening
Love" Miss Kate Thorpe Will sing
Through Peace to Light" by Dudley
Buck, at the morning service. Sunday
school at 1880 p. m; Y. +. s. c. T. al
$50 D. m; prayer service Wednesday at
s p. m. Everybody invited to hear and
welcome the new pastor
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Wasatch Literary Circle.

The Wasatch Literary Circle opened
last Tuesday at the home Of AIRS. E.
Hauxhurst, the attendance was fine
and the interest all that the most san
guine could desire. The poems were
given by the members. readings by
Mrs. Wright, and music by Miss
HauXhurst. In the absence Of Mrs.
Cummings. the president, Mrs. Haux-
hurst gave the address of welcome.
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New Provo Club.

The "Paiias" club of Provo met
Thursday evening at the home eff Miss
Eva Ward. This was the first meet
ing of the club since its Organiza lion
about a week ago. "Pallas'' is a
Greek word and means the Goidess of
Art. About fifteen members are en-
rolled. Miss Nina Houston was chosen
president. The club will meet next
week with Miss Barney.
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WEE BROKE DOWN.

Sacramento, Oct. THE arguments IN
the EmmOns trial were begun today by
Charles F. Jones, associate counsel for
the prosecution. During his address,
which had not been concluded at the
time of adjournment, Mrs. Emmons broke
down and shed tears for the first time In
public since the trial began.
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The we'll known firm Of MaTnana &
Co. who have conducted a feed Eusi-
ness in this city during the past
twelve years, have disposed OF heir
interests and entered another field Of
endeavor. They are now conducting a
real estate and investment business
with offices at rooms % and 90 Com
mercial block.
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Methodist.

First Methodist Episcopal Church
benjamin Young. pastor. Services in the
Y. NJ G.. y auditorium, First South ana
State streets at II a. m. and 1880 D. IN.
Morning sermon by Dr.. H j. Talbot.
Evening topic. Teach Us to Pray
Sunday school at GAS a. m; Epworth
league at $50 p. IN. Music in charge OF
Miss Agatha BerkhOel. All are invited 10
these services.
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FAILED TO IDENTIFY.

Chicago Oct -Four persons failed to-
DAY To identify d man who was arrested
at Rockford, H., yesterday and brought
to the central police station here, as
charged with embezzlement and the pris-
oner was released. The suspect declared
he was an insurance man of Milwaukee,
Wis,
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5romwell Is Back.

Lieutenant Colonel Charlie Bromweu
is home from his vacation prepared TO
again take up his faugueing duties Of
pruning trees and clipping the rose
bushes ON the White House lawn.
Charles was educated at West Point
because ne wished to be a soldier Tn
Gle Sam has spent much money and
time TO fit him for his present post Of
Caketaker of his buildings and gardener
OF his grass plots. Ii is delightful 10
contemplate how COMMERCIALLY correct
are the Vari-colored flower beds i'm our
parks. 1t has necessitated The mind Of
4 colonel in the engineer corps to design
them. The laborer plodding homeward
from his toll little thinks Of the permu-
alton and calculation necessary TO
evolve a little rOsebed i'm Farragut
square. The society butterfly fitting
through Dupont circle WOts not OF the
effort in trigonometry and higher math-
ematics SO beautifully displayed i'm the
pansy plots and ChrySaLthemum cir
cles Yet il took years of study at West
Point to bring forth these delightful
designs and prove 10 an admiTiug pub
lie the value OF higher education in our
schools OF military science.
There is d rumOr current that Mr.
Tskahira. the Well-likCd japanese min
lister 10 the United States, may not re-
turn 10 his Washington post AT the ox-
piratiOn of the leave of absence which
VIII take him back TO his native coun-
try soon. Madam Takahira, whom he
has not seen for two years, is now ILL.,
She was one of the leaders I'm the or
ganizatiOn of the nurses for the war
against Russia, but this work is now
over Mr.. Takahira himself needs a
long rest. The diplomatic questions he
had to face in bringing about the peace
conference were sufficient in themselves
10 cause the expenditure of much en-
ergy, and in addition the effects of the
operation for appendicitis have not left
him. II is therefore predicted that his
Washington service is over A confir-
nation Of this TumoT would be received
with deep regret.
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POLICY HOLDERS
START MOVEMENT
Effort to Boost Insurance RasoaIs Out
Out of Office.
TOM LAWS0N'S CIRCULAR
GOVERNOR JOHNSON or MINNIE
sofa WILL ACT.
New York, oct The tribune today

New York, Oct THE Tribune today
says:
In view of recent legislative insurance
committee disclosures. policy holders OF
the Mutual Life Insurance company, a
reporter learned yesterday, started
movement to revoke proxies authoriz-
ing some one 10 vote in the policy hold
ers' stead. \ well known Broadway
lawyer. whose name is ws..held for the
present, IS at the head of this move
ment. and a conference looking to the
organization of Interested policyholders
Weelz
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LoVE-CRAZY.

st. Joseph. Mich. Oct Driven mad
over the. refusal OF q young woman 10
marry him, Fred Freezer. restaurant
chef. fatally wounded Mrs. Violet ]. Ions
dale here today and then killed himself
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The oldest and most reliable spe-
cialist on chronic and private diseases.
Thirty-tWo years in Salt Lake City.
Microscopic and Analytic Physician.
CURES Fits. Nervous Weakness,
Neuralgia, Varicocele. Weak Spine,
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Miss GrOte wishes TO announce that
she is no longer connected with the
dining room at the Keith apartments
but has resumed the management Of
the terrace at 32S So. Sd East.
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NEP0TISM IN
HIGH PLACES
fairbanks Family Is in the Govern
ment Service.
, SON Is PRIVATE SECRETARY
coWLEs TO BE ATTAcHE AT THE
WHITE HOUSE.
? SON Is PRIVATE SECRETARY
tspeeial 10 The Heraldl

Washington. Oct. Washington is
ewing from the summer sleepiness
ma everybody is returning to town
me streets are already showing the
eject Of the hOme-cOmers and they are
actually becoming crowded. Magnifi-
cent weather. warm as in early Sep
tember continues and there has not
Deen even a suspicion of frost
Nepotism is being charged as a spe-
cles of petty graft against the big life
insurance companies in the investiga-
IONS now being conducted in New
fork. We, at the national capital
have become so accustomed TO seeing
positions going by parental preferment
That the sight fails to evoke even pass
ing comment. Secretary of Agriculture
wilson has retained in the position Of
private secretary for nine years his son,
Jasper Wilson, and last summer sent
him on a mission TO Alaska at govern
Nuent pNnepSe
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Congregational.

mer l. Goshen. pastor. Public services at
n O'Clock Sermon by the pastor. Sun
day school at 1880. Young Peoples meet
ing at p. m. Public cordially invited
TO all services
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Pretty Strong if True.

Baron Rosen. the new Russian am
bassador. who was also pienipotentiary
at the recent Portsmouth peace confer
ence must have been in a most peculiar
Dosition when the Japanese were ceded
one-half of the island o. Sakhalin. Il
is TO Baron ROsen that Russia mas been
Indebted for the possession OF this ISL
and. True, Rosen was a young man in
those DAYS. a mere acting attache. He
had been wild and eXtravagant as an
officer OF the guards at ST. Petersburg.
and il had been considered advisable
"a r,lsticate him TO one of the most re-
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Baptist.

First Baptist Church-Second South and
Second West. Rev. ID. a. Brown, pastor.
Preaching at II a. m and 100 D. m: Sun
day school at 1880 p. m, F. /. Evans,
superintendent; e. \. p. L. at $50 D. m.
II r. Jacobs, leader. Tonic, '.The
Christians Trials and Triumph" We'd
nesday evening service at s O'Clock. A
welcome to all
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English Lutheran Churches South
Fourth East Services at II a. m: sun
day school at 10 a. m; Young Peoples
Society OF Christian Endeavor at $3.50 p.
m. H. a. Hanson. pastor.
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First German Evangelical Lutheran
81. Johns congregation. William j. Ian
kcW, pastor. Service at > D. m. at the
Norwegian Lutheran church, Fourth
East between Fourth and Fifth South;
Sunday school at 3;15 p. m.
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GOLD FROM EUROPE.

New York. Oct The steamer St
Louis today brought slice 900 in gold. de
signed principally to the National bank
OF this city.
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our SaviOrs Evangelical Lutheran
Church-FOurth East between Fourth and
Firth South. Divine services every Sun
day al 1880 a m, in the English Ian
Guage. The Ladies' society will meet
next Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Lee,
IGl5 West First South. You are cordially
invited 10 attend. a. q. II. OVern, pastor.