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Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12

DIET hemliga foreningsvasendet
som torde vara mera utspridt hal
i landet an annorstades, har SON
bekant intrangt afven i skolorna
Babe vid u~niversitet. colleges och
hogskolor fnnes en- mangd hemli-
ga foreningar. Derom wore Wis.
serligen ingenting att saga, derest
neutrality-suspicious. till dessa
hogvigtigalforeningar ej hade
urartat sa, att de i manga fall arc
1ifsfarliga for kandidaten och,
hvad annu varre ar, omoraliska.
I harvarande hogskola fnnas
ocksa flera dylika foreningar. Rap
port har i dessa dagar ingatt till
skolradet att intagningsceremo-
nierna till VISA af dessa forenin-
gar arc hogst omoraliska, och
skolradet har derfor beslutat att
undersoka saken och, derest rap
porten behnnes vara Sam, upp-
hatva foreningsvasendet i sko-
lorna.
| summarizing harmed torde
Diet 81 vara ur wagon att anstalla
en- liten jemtorelse mellan disci-
plinen i de amerikanska skolorna
och t. ex. de svenska. En- anne
rikansk poke och flicka med
for resten - ar mycket oberoen-
de. On nagon kanner vigten och
inneborden af att vara Todd i 1.-THE
land of the free, sd ar Diet en-
amerikansk skolpojke. Och denna
frihetskansla. som i manga fall
urartar till ~sielfsvald, uppammas
och underblases at foraldrar, onk-
lar och tanter- "herre Gud, man
har val varit p~ojkessjelf en- gang i
tiden" = och den forhoppnings.
fulle unge manner gor lang nasa
at hela verlden. Da han dertill
blifvit foreningsman och laser i
tidningarne att legislaturerna pa
pastotning at qvinliga lobbyister
stiftat lagar, son f0rbiuda hans
larare att anvanda handgriplig
tillrattavisning, da han blir nasvis
och uppstudsig, kan man latt CORA
sig en- forestallning ON huru pass
mycket han vordar sina larare och
skoldisciplinen.
Ibland staller han for ombytes
skull till strejk, da Diet ar nagot,
som ej faller honom pa Happen.
vi skulle villa Sc hvad min en-
strejkande syensk skolpojke skulle
CORA i en- statens skola, ON han
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12
Bedrog OGDEN.

En- njurakomma slutar ofta med OGDEN
men genom att valia Diet rata lakemedlet
lurade L. II. Wolfe i Bear Grove, Iowa,
OGDEN. Han sager: "F6r iva ar sedan hade
jag en- njurakomma. som fororsakade mig
stor smarta. lidande och bekymmer, men
jag tog Electric Bitters, som astadkom
fu~llstandlg bot. Jag har ocksa fupnit Diet
af stort virde i altman syaghet och nerv-
akommor och haller Diet alltid tillhands,
da jag funnit att Diet Ell har sin make.
Lungren az Andrews apotek. Sioux
City. la. for SOC Aaskan.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12

T. Van Hynning rymde har'
forliden fran slit hem ! Bushnell,
ILL.,, med sin egen %styfmoder, och
hans fader menar att paret begif.
Wit sig till St. Joseph, Mo. Der
unge mannens fader sager att
hans son blef foralskad i sin styf'
moder, da hon skotte honom un.
der en- sjukdom. Han sattr straS
efter hyktingarue och ~apphanr
dem ! Quinnen, ILL.,, der han lal
~arrestera. dem. men polisen ma.
ste lata dem ga, da Diet var nagoi
fel med arresteringsordern. Den
unge manner ar 20 ar och hans
stytmoder 10 ar aldre.,
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12
HuskUF for Qyinn0F!

TAG sinder FRITT till ALA Iidande
- en- del af mitt enkla preparat jemte on
box med ALA upplysningar ON sattet att bota
hvitfluss, varbildning. IifmOderfaII,
fIr liten eller for yn1niG och smiirt-
sam menstruatiOn, rygEviirk, nerv-
svaghet SAINT ALT som benamnes alIHAjin
svaghet. Beslutar u. oGo: att fortsatta be-
handlingen, sa lostar det er blot 12c. i veckan.
TILL EIODRAEs, som ega d6ttrar,
ger jag fullstandig upplysning ON en- huskur,
som botar bleksot och plagsam menstruatlon
hos unga flickor. jag viii icke sdlja nagot, utan
min uppriktiga Onskan ar blot att omnamna
detta till andra lidande. Address:
Mrs NE. 5uxaazn or59
Box SM. NOTRE DAME LNl.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12
uuRuLEnEs "a nETrA.

VI gifva EFT tundra dollars ibeioning for hvarje
fnil NJ katarr, som 5 kan botas med HALL'0 Ca.
gAaR CURE.
z. j. CEyNEy z Co, eGare, Toledo, @.
VI underestimate hafva kandt F. j. Cheney do
sista Is aren och tro, ats han Ar fullkomligt heder-
Lg / ala observation-disclosures och 1 finansielt af-
seends 4 stard att uppfylla hvarje f6rplktelse,
hvilkan hrman atagit Gig.
WEsT& TRJAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
WALDrNe, KrNNkN& MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
HALL'u OArARRH CURE tagee invgrtes och YER
kar dirokt Pc blodet och systernetss lemhinnor.
Pris rs Gents pr. haska. SALES hos ALA spotekara
Recommendations sandals fritz.
HALL,s FAIRLY PILLS Arc do basta.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12
M0drar.

Stryk botar icke. ON det So gjorde skuIle ia
bare yata ned sangen. bet gives en- konstitu-
tone l orsak hyarfor. och jag skall sanda eder
sn anyis9ing pa Q enkel hembehnndling. som
betade mitt barn och manga andras.
Mrs. @. SUMMERS,
BOX y. M, MOtra Dame. Ind.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12
Forfarligt lidande lindras.

Lidande forskrackligt af de svara gift
terna fran osmalt foda tog @. G.. Gray
son i Lula, Miss. DIR King'sNew Life
Pills, ''med Diet Diet resultatet." skrifver
gan. ''att jag blef botad" ALA oordnin
har i magen och inelfvorna gifya vika
for deras starkande och laxatifva egen-
skaper. Csc i Lupgren och Andrews
apotek, Sioux City, La.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12

dast mrs Fulton och en- %tjenste-
hicka voro hemms, skot sig mrs
Fulton i ~skafferiet. Tjensteflickan
var den forsta, som upptackte
hvad som intraffat. Hon hade
varit ute och saknade mrs Fulton
da hon kom in och sokte henne |
skafferiet der hon fam henne
liggande pa golfvet. Hon tillkal-
lade help, da Diet befanns att hon
skjutit sig genom brostet med EFT
hagelskott. En- coroners jury
sammankallades och iallde Diet
utslaget att mrs Fulton begatt
sjelfmord, men kunde ej uppgiiva
nagon orsak derfor. Manner in
tygade ocksa att de lefvat val
ti,lsammans och kunde ej uppgif-
va nagon orsak till sjelimordet.
Att Sc vara $1,000 kostymer ar
att kopa dem. G. D. Hanson &
Co.. hornet af 4 och Jennings SITS.
Invandringsrek ordet for en-
dag slogs den 7 DENIES j New
York, da I2,o3o immigranter
landsattes derstades. Delta ar
hittills Diet storsta antal invandra-
re, som tillatits landa der pa en-
enda dag.
ON nj viii ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier sa ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12

Nara Denver afldd haromdagen
en- Mrs Edith Gillespie, som var
moder till IS tvillingpar. Hon
bodde pa sin sons, John Gillespies,
ranch nara staden och uppnadde
den hoga aldern af 81 ar. Mrs
Gillespie kom hit till landet for
ofver 90 ar sedan och bosatte sig
iorst i Hillsborough Bridge, N. H.,
der de fiesta af hennes barn fod-
des. Hennes man dog, da han
var IS ar gammal. Barnen vaxte
upp och lemnade henne med un-
dantag .af sonen John, som STAN
made hos sin NOR. For manga ar
sedan iyttade de till Colorado,
der de varit bosatta sedan dess.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12
Err lycka spadd

ERITT Jag f6rutsager mera an andra. Affirs
mil. Kdrleks. Famili o. Penningeangelag-
enheter. Skicka &c frimarke iemte dato nj
foddes.- Madam Toga, Dept. n Fairfield, Conn.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-12

En- gammal skomakare i Des
Moines, Ia, vid MANN Thomas
Callahan. som man trodde gomde
pa en- mangd sammanskrapade
pengar. blef for ndgon It'd sedan
mordad, och grannarne voro all
deles sakra pa att Diet spokade i
hans hus sedan dess. Ingen Vile
90 der, men till sist tog en- porter
vid mann Jim Jackson mod till
sig och hyttade in der haromda-
gen tillika med sin hustru. Forsta
qvallen de boGde der, sag den pa
trullerande poliskonstapeln att
Diet lyste bakom gardinetna i Diet.
beryktade huset och trodde att
Diet var m%ordarne, som alter kom-
nit tillbaka for att leta efter sko-
makarens pengar. Konstapeln
trodde ej mycket pa spoken och
knackade pa dorren med sin
klubba. Inifran horde han en-
qvinnas forfarade rop: min Gud,
Diet ar Callahan som spokar'. Han
sparkade upp dorren och yarsnade
i EFT horn Diet akta paret, som drog
en- lattnadens suck, da de varse
blefvo att den formente gasten
endast var en- lifslefvande polls
konstapel, som visserligen are
sterade dem, men de vile langt
hellre folja med till stationen an
uppehaila sig langre i spok-
huset.
Tr5tt pa lifvet. En- mrs Char
les Fulton, som varit gift endast
fyra veckor, begick den 28 april
sjelfmord genom att skjuta sig /
slit hem nara Neville, la. Hon
var endast 20 ar gammal, och
hennes mani som ar 8 ar aldre.
hade arrenderat en- del at B. w,
Luses farm, och makarne bodde
hos honom. Medan manner voro
ute pa arbete pa farmen, och en-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
POLICE BOARD DELAYS
ACTION ON LICENSES
Decision Concerning the Palace, Inn
periaI and Bristol Cafes POST
poned for Week

Owing to the absence of Commission
er James from the session of the police
commission yesterday morning, the
motion to revoke the licenses of the
Palace, Imperial and Bristol cafes was
laid over for another week, or until
every member of the board should be
in his seat.
Patrolman P. II. Harris, after a trial
lasting two hours, was found guilty of
being intoxicated and using improper
language to his superiors on the night
of July a. He was suspended until
September 1 and fined 500 additional.
The commission received a letter
from the Municipal league asking what
had become of the leagues communi-
cation of several months ago relative
to the Foster Police Alarm system.
Commissioner Gates declared the
league should be answered and there
upon the secretary was instructed to
inform the league that the city cleo
trician, at the order of the commission,
was installing an experiment alarm
system which was "just as good" as
the Foster system.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
ECLIPSE OF THE MOON
DRIVES WOMAN INSANE

Mrs. Louisa Lunt Of 1882 Koliler street,
who Monday evening went violently
insane while watching an eclipse of the
moon, has been confined to the county
hospital. Mrs. Lunt, who is over fifty
years old. was released some weeks
ago from an asylum as cured of her
second attack of the same malady, but
after the attack of Monday evening
she became so violent that it was
found necessary to take her to the re-
ceiving hospital.
The woman seemed to realize her
condition and before the ambulance
carried her to the county hospital she
raved over the condition in which she
found herself and referred to the be-
lief of the ancients that insanity is
directly due to the influence of the
moon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
INTERPRETATIONS

Shogetsu society-Directors Seyiro
Shibuya, M. Watauabi and t. Furuya
Of Los Angeles; no capital stock.
El Dorado club-Directors: ]. P. Mar
tinez, M. M Martinez, M. sepulveda,
b. Roselli and chas. Busch; no capital
stock.
The Sun Land company-Directors:
W. M. Tibbot, ]. B. Tibbot, S. d.
Graves, Irwin II. Falls and C. M. Tag
CART of Los Angeles; capital stock,
$75,OOO with $4,000 subscribed.
Whiting Wrecking eompany-Direc-
tors: Perry Whiting, w. II. Mead, f.
A. Johnson, A. p. Whiting. A. c. John
son; capital stock, 100000, with $50
subscribed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

but the wooden wagons must be refined
so often that the steel wagons have
proved more economical in the long
run.
Again, the steel wagons are odor-
less. A tarpaulin cover can be thrown
over the steel wagon and the load of
garbage hauled through the center Of
the city without offense to anyone.
Some action along this line will be
necessary before long inasmuch as the
city must soon begin the collection of
its garbage and we want to make a
success of the new enterprise"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
COMMISSION UNDECIDED AS TO
SELECTION ,,.,
MAY GIVE AUBLE CHANCE
Politicians Say Successor to Chief
HammeI May Not Be Chosen
Until First of NeW
Year

'The question of selecting a new chief
hearing by the police commissioners, >
said Commissioner Mason at the close
of yesterday mornings session of the
board. This is a grave question and
one which must be approached eau
tiously. do not know officially of any
action Or discussion of the subject by
the police commissioners. None what
ever has taken place in my hearing"
This declaration of Commissioner Ma
son and the mayors absolute refusal
to discuss the question leaves a darker
cloud than ever over the situation.
Doubts as to Successor
Who will succeed w. "A. Hamnel as
chief Of police when he retires on Sep
tember 1? This is the question every
politician in town, as we'll as the peo-
pie generally. is asking.
1T looks to me-" said a city oficial
yesterday "as IL there will be no new
chief for some time to come. From the
general conditions 1 should judge that
Captain Auble will be given a chance
to run the department for awhile With
out a chief the ''solid three" could hand
out such orders as they saw fit and the
captain would have no other course
open to him but to obey.
II do not take much stock in the re-
ports which are circulating to the ef-
feet that Captain Auble is to be made
chief though they may be true. 1
think the mayor is looking for timber
more to his liking and perhaps a little
easier to bend.
Glass and Flammer Out
'The boom for ex-Chief Glass is dy-
ing a natural death. Detective Flam-
mers stock also appears to be at a
standstill and no takers in sight, and
yet he is a god man and might with a
little experience develop into a good
chief.
John c. Cline is by far the best man
mentioned for the place and he does not
appear to want IT. That is the trouble
with the Job 1t is hard one to NIL.
means lots OF work with little encour-
agement or thanks.
considering the condition OF things
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

possible the beautiful gardens to be found on
every hand.
The transportation facilities are excellent,
and the beach is entirely free from all dan
gerous or treacherous currents; and the warm
salt plunge, having accommodations for many
thousand bathers, is open the year round.
There are good Schools numerous churches,
Carnegie library, good hotels and municipal
improvements-su as cement sidewalks,
graded and oiled streets, lined with trees and
shrubbery
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

at the present time it appears very
much as If a chief might not be chosen
before the first of the year, the depart
ment being conducted by the commits
sion and mayor. with Captain Auble in
active CHARGE
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
TWO BOYS ACCUSED
OF STEALING A WATCH
Lawrence Sheridan, Years Old, and
Allen Benin, IL Years Old, Ar
rested for Larceny

Lawrence Sheridan, 9 years old, was
arrested yesterday afternoon by De-
tectives Ritch and Talamantes on a
charge of grand larceny. Two hours
later Allen Benin, 111Oh San Pedro
street, was arrested on similar charge
and he is said to have been implicated
with Sheridan in stealing a gold watch
from Peter Marincoyich, 1904 San Ju-
liam street.
The detectives arrested Sheridan
while he was trying to sell the stolen
watch to pedestrians on Spring street
late in the afternoon. After being sent
to the police station Sheridan accused
Benin, who Is 12 years old, of being
implicated in number of burglaries
said to have been committed within
the last three weeks by boys.
The boys were sent to the detention
home last night and will be arraigned
this morning in the police court.
II you want 10 RO eakB. G.. Hawthorn.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
Fast TraIns 10 cataIIna

On the Salt Lake Route leave Los An
geles at 7;40 and 8 a. m. 1890 D. M.
daily except Sunday; on Sunday only
at s:45 a. m, Extra boat on SATURDAYS
connects with train leaving Los An-
geles 5;25 p. mi same convenient sched-
ule returning. Passengers travelling on
the Salt Lake Route get first choice
OF steamer accommodations In addition
Beach 10 San Pedro.
Information $50 South Spring strast
Both phones 862. First street station,
Home 400, Main 4096.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

houses The commercial interests of Santa
Monica are increasing; It is selfsupporting
town-the people looking to the local stores
for their supplies Population is growing
three pressed brick blocks in course of con-
struction, and five more contracted for) to
begin in the near future.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
The ErkenbreCher Syndicate
Santa Monica Tract

Lots in this beautiful Residential Subdivision
are being sold at $40O and up; one-fourth cash,
balance 6, IL and Is months at per cent. in
terest. Smallest lot in the tract is 50x150 feet.
1t is the only tract in Santa Monica having
alleys-which are used for all kinds of ppng
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
Santa Monica
Second Largest Beach
Town Between San
Francisco and
San Diego

The beautiful seaside city of Santa Monica is
situated on a bluff about one hundred feet ele-
vation, thus making the air purer and more
agreeable than the fiat, low towns The prox-
unity and easy access to beautiful wooded
canyons make the drives delightful, while the
mountains come down to the sea. The climate
is equally good in winter and summer making
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

ErkenbreCher
SVndiCate....
Santa Monica Tract

While had
o O Property
from to Eachbo 70
of rf
of
hen invest
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
Other Advantages

The ocean view from every point of the
"Erkenbrecher Syndicate Santa Monica Tract"
is superb; rich soil that insures plenty of
vegetables and other plant life is, alone, suf
fcient to make this location much more de-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
Modern COnVenienceS

An abundance of pure. soft water piped to
every lott also gas, electric lights telephones
and all street work will be completed.
Churches are near-postofice makes free de-
liveries-and large schoolhouse will be
erected in center of the tract
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
Transportation Facilities

Local fare on the electric cars to Venice and
other points Of interest is cents-while the
contemplated new motor line direct to Los
Angeles will run through this tract; as will
the proposed electric line.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
GARBAGE PROBLEM
MUST Be SOLVED
CONTRACT WILL EXPIRE A
FORTNIGHT TOO SOON
CITY NOT READY FOR WORK
CounciImen Are Considering Plans for
the Disposal of City's Refuse
During Two Weeks
Interim

In short time the city of Los An
geles will be compelled to collect it's
own garbage How to do this is the
proposition that is now worrying coun-
cilmen.
Unless present plans are abandoned
the question soon will be brought Of
f1cially before the council and Or
dinances will be passed creating in the
new department the positions which
will be necessary for the conduct of
the department. Men will be needed
to handle the incinerator and drivers
for the teams must be employed
Inclnerator Rapidly, Building
Work is being pushed by the con-
tractors on the incinerator and the
structure is already we'll underway.
According to the terms Of the con-
tract the incinerator must be in work.
ing order by the latter part of next
month. There is much work to do yet.
the contractors say, before the big
plant will be ready.
The present contract for collecting
the garbage in the city will expire in
about two weeks and some arrange
ments will be necessary to provide for
the collection of the refuse between
the expiration of the contract and the
time the city is ready to take up the
work.
Councilmen recognize the seriousness
of the problem and intend to act as
quickly as possible. The plan which
appears to meet with approval is to
make a supplementary contract with
Charles Alexander TO continue the coll
lections Of garbage for a month longer
and thus bridge the interval. Just
how to make this deal is what is
causing considerable trouble just now,
but It is thought the legal problem can
be solved.
Steel Carts Needed
While discussing the question of
municipal collection Councilman Hitler
of the Third ward said yesterday:
Everywhere that the system of
municipal collection has been success
fully carried out the best pattern OF inn
proved steel automatic dump carts are
IN use for the collection OF the gar
hage. OF course these carts or wagons
cost more at first than wooden ones.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
70 Homes

Six months ago the "Erkenbrecher Syndicate
Santa Monica Tract" was without stick or
stone-so far as building was concerned now
there are seventy-two residences, and others
projected to begin in the near future-while
the balance, the ZIG lots remaining unsold
will find ready takers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

Location of Tract

The Erkenbrecher Syndicat te
Santa Monica Tract is distant IA
blocks north from the ocean, be-
tween the Southern Pacific Rail
way and the Electric car line.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

sirable than low-lyng sand lots, where the
land Is totally non-productive.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
Santa Monica a
Commercial City

Many of the residents here are "yearrounders"
owning permanent homes and business
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

for telegraph and telephone poles, etc.-leav-
ing the lots unlncumbered.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

AGENT 'HI illinois Central R r.. sss s spS;ns sN'
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

--=- --i---i--=
Lots $500
and up, "a cash, bal
ance 6, IL and Is
months, at 7 per
cent interest.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16
How to Get There

Take Santa Monica car via Saw
telle; get off at Fourteenth Street.
By notifying Los Angeles office
our carriage will meet you at
the car.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-16

pliable all the parts, and
assists nature in its sublime
work. BY its aid thousands
of women have passed this
great crisis in perfect safety
nnd ,nrithoi1t min Sold
Evening star., 1905-10-21
LOCAL PULPITS
VISITING UNITED BRETHREN
CLERGYMEN PREACH TOMORROW

The following assignments of ministers
attending the sessions of the Pennsylvania
am ual conference of the Church of the
United Brethren in Christ, in this city, to
local pulpits tomorrow, have been made:
Memorial United Brethren Church
Bishop ]. S. Mills. 1045 in the morning and
Rev. DR.. ]. T. Shaffer of Philadelphia at
7:30 o'clock in the evening. Sunday school
at 0 o'clock in the chapel. Sunday school
anniversary at $50 o'clock, the meeting be-
ing conducted by Rev. w. L. Martin of
Tkermont, Md. Christian Endeavor at $50
o'clock in the evening, when Rev. c. w.
Bruehaker of Chambersburg, Pa, will
speak.
First Congregational Church-Rev. C. w.
Bruebaker, at II o'clock.
Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Protes-
tant Church-Rev. w. E. Daugherty Of
York, Pa, at IL o'clock and Rev. ]. Walter
LutZ of DallaStown, Pa, at 1:30 o'clock.
North Carolina Avenue Methodist Protes-
tant Church-Rey. ]. A. Gohn of Baltimore,
Nd at 7:30 O'Clock.
Congress Methodist Protestant Church
Rev. w. M. Beattie of Rohersville, Nd, at
7:30 o'clock.
Mount Tabor Methodist Protestant Church
Rev. H. w. Zuze of Manchester. Nd.
Gorsuch Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. J. c. Gardner of Duncannon, Pa, at
7:3O o'clock.
ST. Paurs NJ. e. Church South-Rev ]. r.
Jones of Baltimore. at II o'clock, and Rev.
Randolph Byrd of Boiling Springs, Pa, at
7:3C o'clock.
lexington Presbyterian Church-Rev. j.
E. Kleffman of Carlisle. Pa. at II O'Clock
Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church
Rev. A. r. Chippenger of New Cumberland,
Pa. at 7:30 o'clock
Central Union Mission-Rev. Henry Boyer
Of York. Pa.
Luther Memorial Church-Rev. c. B. Win
gerd of Shippensburg. Pa, at IL o'clock and
Rev. s. L. Rice of Gettysburg, Pa, at 7:30
o'clock.
Zion Lutheran Church-Rev. E. C. B. Cas-
tie of Tannytown, Pa. at IL o'clock and
Rev. l.. c. Smiley of West Fairview, Pa.
at 7:30 o'clock.
Congress Heights Lutheran Church-Rev.
A L. House of Perry, Pa. at 7:30 o'clock.