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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
ADJUSTMENTS

Th. ,.ccipts of the Dernhardt salo at the
Clayton Music storc had reached sum above
5000 Yesterday afternoon. breaking the record
OF ticket sales there that stage. A big
audience Is assured and in reply to O quea-
tion as to the arrangements for Transporting
II to the pavilion, Manager Mcclure said last
night that four trains would be provided, tho
flrst starting at T.30 o'clock. and the others
quickly following.
Tho stage is being built at tho north end Of
the dancing noor OF tho pavilion, and the rows
OF seats run east and west. Tho three-dollaT
division comprises the 6ret thirty rows
Madame Bernhard ard her company VIII
leave Los Angeles Saturday night on a epeclsi
train over the Salt Lake Route and Will
reach here Sunday night
Old Utahna park is undergoing a complete
change Ihcse days a force OF thirty men be-
ing ut work there rebuilding the summer the
ater and Installing new seating arrangements
Everything about the park VIII be changed
opera Will bo given, and Zinns Travesty COM
papy Will open tho theater next Wednesday
might for q summer season. This company
comprises twenty-ciSht people. including siE-
teen dancing girls. many comedians and sing
ers. The elbows presented will DO absolutely
Glenn and sparkling. and will include many
cot ''Doceccio," "Olivette." Grand Ouch
ess'' and others. Everything promises to bo
In readiness for the opening Wednesday
night. May ..
In response to an advertisement In the Help
Wanted column OF Tho Tribune some ffty
strapping men were at the stage door yester-
day anxious TO take part IN the dressing OF
tho stage for the presentation of The Girl
/ L@ft Bchind Ne. which Will be the open
Ing bill OF the Orpheum Stock company Tues
day night. Tho likely ones were selected and
in the meantime negotiations arc under way
with come members OF tho y. G. u. 10 fur
nish the soldiers for tho military drama Her
schall Mayhiu. tho leading man, is on his
way here from San Francisco and active re-
hearsals are due TO commence tomorrow. Tho
box Office opens at 10 o'clock this morning.
Tonight is tho Inst night of vaudeville at
the Lyric, and tho week proved to be a good
one financially Commencing tomorrow after
noon the management announces the last
musical comedy OF tho season, The Calfor-
MIA Girls one of tho best shows OF this
cham OF attractions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
BOYS UNDER ARREST
Trusted Employees of Local Firm Ad-
NIT Small Populations.

George Sellnder, for long time prac-
tically cashier OF the Breed Office Supply
company, co West Second South street
and Walter Lawrence. collector for
the same firm. were arrested by Deputy
sherifr Steele, Thursday evening on
warrant sworn out by r. NJ. BTeeden on
a complaint charging them with cmbez-
element
The young men had for years been
trusted employees or the firm, but recent
Investigations showed that they were
short in their accounts
When taken TO task they admitted
peculatlons TO the amount OF about 500
it is believed that shortage Will be made
good. Both arc of good family and II Is
understood that friends are already In
terestIng themselves In their behalf
Sclinder lives at 1lS North Fifth West
street and the home of Lawrence Is at
20 North Fifth West
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
Gives Employment,
RECEPTION BY JUNIORS
Red Letter Social Event of the High
School Year.

The rod-lettcr social event OF tho high
school year Will take place at Saltair
tonight upon the occasion OF the junior
class reception TO the seniors The juniors
have been ut work for about two weeks
arranging the affair and say that they
are going TO show the seniors good
time There will be refreshments served
and toaSts given.
The juniors hnve secured the dancing
pavilion and have Invited only members
of the two classes TO be present. The
crowd will number about three hundred
The chaperons in charge OF the dance
are Mr. and Mrs j. b Moreton. Capt
and Mrs William c. Webb. Mr.. and Mrs
Z. B. Critchlow. Mr. and Mrs Fisher
Harris. Prof George \. Eaton and Mrs.
Edward Kimball
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
SALE Of LIGHT
PLANT BY CHURCH
Meeting of Those Interested
Held at the Office of Judge
Young Yesterday.
DISPOSAL OF PLANT
RELIEVES SITUATION
Assumption Is lntermountain
Company Has Purchased
Concern.

AS stated In Tho Tribune yesterday
morning, tho Utah Light and Railway
company has satisfactorily adjusted Its
affairs by dsposing of Its vested Inter
osts In that concern to the British stock
holders Several months ago this action
on the part OF the Mormon church. tho
party OF the second part to the transac-
tion now consummated. was referred TO
In tho columns OF The Tribune. At that
time the matter wo1 in embryo, but is
now reaching Its full frultion.
1t Was Good Deal
IT will be remembered that tho church,
which In reality composed the Utah
Light and Power company, onered tor
sale several millions dollars' worth OF
bonds. Judge lie Grande Young Slsiteu
New York for tho purpose OF negotiating
for tho sale OF these bonds, but at that
timo he did not succeed, The assumption
tcrmountaln Consolidated Railway com
pany, an opportunity was nnoraed lot
tho disposal OF the lighting plant ana tha'
IL was readily embraced by the churcn,
this property because by such dlsposal IL
was relieved OF n heavy financial respoh-
sbiuty.
Meeting Held Yesterday.
At the Office of Judge lie Grande Young
q meeting was held Thursday AttsIn0on
which was attended by Joseph +. Smlth,
representing the church: David Eccles OF
ogden. who, together with /. S HIS
president OF the Deseret National oanN,
as trustees of the church., assumed the
responsibility for what Is known as the
Cameron bonds, amounting to approXl-
mately 100000. and others Interested III
lust exactly what transpired at the meet
ing hns not been divulged, but II is gen
erally understood that the transfer OF
the property TO the British investors was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
.F|IRTHER DETAILS ON
SAL LTAIR BEACH DEAL
Railroad and Resort Goes Into
Hands of a Local Syndi-
cate.

I-urther details wore given out Ihursdoy re-
.,,.r,t,g tho salo OF tho Salt Lako & Los An
o.l,. railroad and tho Snitair beach pavilion
q. announced by The Tribune Thursday morn
ing More Than Half Million.
Exnct figures upon the purchase price price, nave ave
not hscn made public. but IL Is understood thn.
tss dnaI Involves an expenditure OF eUout
$500 900 Tho road and reoort no" e,I,, e ain :,
tho hands OF local syndIcAte, .onipI =, ''I1s uu
iancs ChIpmnn Col Sephi w. Clayton. y w !.
Sihiny and others. including two or moro LOB
Angeles capitalists
Langford Will Remain
II Is announced that the change OF o~Nncrsnlp ~
will not aTect the management oil sne ieuy, ,,ho
M NJ nrcscnI ecason and J. Il Langforda VINO
managed tho plnco 80 well last ses1i, 1i "nd
sfiu be az the helm, 30 far ns thc i"'No ~
of tho enterprise Is concerneh,
Cost of the Railroad.
IN, Salt Lake & Los Angeles railroad which
r,na from, this city to Saltoir, was oulIs ~ ~
,ssS AZ n cost OF about $4,000 mis- anu ="
bet,rcen fourteen and fifteen mileS In lenssn- Gun
Tba bathing resort, which Is owned py oep
arnte company, far "a name " ""n|'
was opened for business July :, lo'o
Pavilion Cost S35o,ooo,
Tb. pavilion, which has world:wide repu- u-
,a,inn wns built at cost or SJSoWp., Ine
aIroad -Smnony owns q largo number OF car \
three engines repair shops ana otncf "'N"S
9ary accessories.
Still a Utah Enterprise.
Tb. new, owners announce-and the announce
-, "a n nleasInr ono to the thouSitnus oi
rs,ands of rho famous resort-that II VIII CON-
tinue to be a strictly Utoh enterprise
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
ORANGE GROWER TELLS
OF THE Bis INDUSTRY
Thirty-TwO Thousand Carloads
Shipped Out of California
This Year.

J. F Reilly and F. Il Jcffrioo. tho former
n woll-known journalist and the latter an
oronCo grower. both OF southern California,
nro at the Wilson. and discourscd OF tho cit
rus fruit industry OF that section somewhat
as follows
The periodical frosts and tho periodical
knocking OF chronic klclLcrs have loft worry
erroneous impression in tho minds OF tho
general public concerning tho orange ousl-
ness Now. IL should DO remembered that
where California shippcd 12. .Coo carloads OF
oranges in 1895 she uhlpped 5000 carloads this
year. and that ought TO toll tho story.
II any man doubts II he has but to con-
suit the Santa Fo or Southern Pnc!hc traffic
departments ana know Tor nmeolf
Values Increasing.
Tho frostloss belt along tho foothills Is
denscly covered with clghtocn-yeer trces
orchards become It has forced the development
OF water In oil the waste washes OF the noun
tain streams and tho Increased production
has much more than paid for tho outlay
Irrigation Essential.
IRRIGATION is essential TO citrus fruit grow
ing, md the water problom IS really tho ono
that taxes the brains and purses OF owners.
Tho Florida crop the Mediterranean crop and
to develop the Pacific coast product and mil
lions OF dollars have Gono Into the Industry
In the past ten years.
Now Making Profit.
The great trouble of transportation Is now
under control. and from where wc used to
have TO pay deficit after sending our oranges
to market, get fairly good prices
and the market is growing every year. Thous-
ands OF acres of prunes Sprcots and other
fruits OF deciduous nature are rooted up
and orange trees planted In their stead.
Gives Employment,
III II attracts attention in no other way,
the orange trade gives employment TO thous-
nnds of men and women and keeps largo
sums OF money the coast. In fact the
orange Industry is ono OF tho main stays OF
California; important TO Western trade
Ia wheat. or any staple product known. The
navel orange to California and the
West what the Goldfish mcOnt for n century
to New England"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18

Salt Lake Photo s7i
Kodaks and flnSnhy
Third South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
BIG STEEL BUSINESS
One Million Tons Of Rails Now Or
dered for 1907.

PITTSBURG, Pa, May 11.-Since the
order books were opened two weeks ago
the United States Steel corporation, tho
Colorado Fuel and Iron company the
Jones and Laughlin Steel company. tho
Pennsylvania Steel company, the Mary
land Steel company and the Tennessee
Coal and Iron company have booked an
aggregate of 100000 tons OF steel rails
for delivery in 1907,
Unprecedented Business.
This Is on unprecedented amount Of
business for this time of tho year In the
history OF the steel trade II is estimated
that the tonnage booked by the various
companies is more than 7e06 600 tons above
the actual production OF the United
States in 1905.
From present indications the year 1907
Will be more active In the production OF
steel rails than any previous year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18

Dora Shelmerdine has brought suit In
the Third District court against the Utah
Light and Railway company In the sum
OF 5000 She alleges that February 49,
1906 she was alighting from a Jordan
bridge car and the step of the car being
out OF order, worn smooth and slippery
and covered with mud. she slipped from
the step and fell to the ground. sustaining
injuries which are of lasting and perma-
nent character.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
Addresses Delivered.
LECTURERS WILL BE HERE
Postponement of National Education
Association Will Not Interfere

Tho authorities in charge Of the University
OF Utah summer school announced Thursday
tionnl Educational association convention that
all their Eastern lecturers Will be in attend
nnce as scheduled. As most OF them had In
tended to stop of in Salt Lake route TO
San Francisco II was doubtful II they could
now be secured. but they haTO agreed to
come at oil hazards.
Hundreds OF Inquiries from all parts OF tho
West are being received regarding the SUM-
mer school and the attendance promises TO
pass the high water mark.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
For Separate Maintainance.

Tina II Stout has fled an action for
separate maintainancc In the Third Dis
trlct court against Perry NJ. Stout, her
husband In which she asks that the de-
fendant be required TO pay her the sum
of $50 q month for her support The
couple were married In Denver In 1901
and the complainant alleges that the de-
fendant has wlllfully deserted her and
has failed to provide her with the COM
mon necessities OF life.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
PAINTERS WANT MORE
Men Who Make Signs Want IN In
crease in Wages.

Al n meeting OF tho Sign Painters union of
Salt Lake held In the odd Fellows hall on
Wednesday night, II decided by those
present TO demand IN Increase OF wages from
81 to $40 per day
This union comprises about twenty-five NOM
bers \ strike is not contemplated. IL is
thought by the parties interested that their
demands Will be accedcd TO by the employers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
FIFTY THOUSAND ASKED
Sophie Condie Files Damage SUIT
Aeainst Rio Grande Western.

Sophie CondIe has brought suit in the
Third District court against the no
Grande Western Railway company In the
sum OF 1900 for the death OF her hus-
bend Joseph Condie which caused
on MAY 6. 1906 while the deceased was en-
gagged in his duties as engine wiper for
the defendant company.
The pIointiT alleges that while her hus-
band was working under dead engine.
which was on a sidetrack In the yards or
the company. n live engine was run
against the engine under which he was
working and that he was crushed to
death
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
Railroad Notes.

E a Dimpsey superintendent OF the dining
car service OF the Rio Gronde. was In Salt
Lake on business yesterday.
a party OF 100 Shrners from Mnssachusetts
en- route from the Pacific coast to their homo
Will romnin In Salt Like today for sew
ernl hours. They viii spend part Of the time
a Saltar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
NEW clMPlII1
PUSA||||
Engineers Survsyin,
lnfernoantaia n
dated csnp,',|
RATES AND TARIvn |
| WILL BEn
| Shoshone Power c,,,.]
| Supply Power + n
| New Road

Inf, In furtherance of til. !.
negotiations between ,s' ~
Consolidated IONS Railway ~
o,,rdsl u'ah Light and Rauvsy - 8
frnpch,ss, ppronase OF IA all the tnsSs
I.nnen,ses nan~ & and prlvlleys -
pany' work was actl,,,r :
YESTERDAY Ss 'aae on the slsall,
OF incorporation. rS'
all those locally iutssesss ~
zation sign tho article !.
1ne Wna forward .S, the Dapsrs !, =
When this Is accOmpl.ss, !
be returned to Sal, Iat.
the Secretary of Stat,
Engineers AZ. 81
In the meantime ,her !,
active work of the D.,
carving - I out of their srse
Ing an electric ro,d 'Is 30.
county, Utah. to Prs PSF rs1 :
OF engineers Is now a. - =
Salt Lake making q " u
road. While no intorns'sstsI ,s'stI
as TO the proposed ros;s
understood that The ',s rr.a
ALREADY we'll mapped dS y, =
right OF way has alreaS,S r. IS
sh0shOne Will sag5j \
The statement is r,s.
road. with all It's possiiSs-' Sss 9
linked with the shoshoss :.
OF Idaho. and that maj ~
nish the power for Il ~
pany, which controls r.
by three plants on N. ~
three on the Duchesas
shdl IL Gun deliver n ers'
horse power. and part -,
utilized In the operatIos q 4
The power would b. tn,S
Idaho to Ogden. Salt Ts5.
southern Utah. and thI, -
but q part OF the giant ~
road system concerned B, Z.
Transportation WIFE
1t Is readily conjsc,rr.s a
establishment OF the nav I
there will be AN lnu,zs =
railroad rates. From ssh q
Will cost 10 cents for tts -
service every hour and ~
spending reduction utll b ~
the route OF the new rvi /
New Era In Rckz
The organization Of IL n
seems to point 10 a b,v n
transportation 10 this !.,s,|
gion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
Will Inspect Boulevard.

The board of governors Of the Com
mercial club will make an inspection OF
the work so far done on the Wasatch
driveway this afternoon. The members
of the party will leave the Commercial
club in carriages at 2:30
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
Henderson's Talk Postponed.

The talk to teachers which Judge II. P.
Henderson. vice-prcsidcnt of the Board of
Education. was tc give at the public H.
brary yesterday afternoon. was inden-
nitely postponed. owing to a pressing en-
gagement Judge Henderson had In court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
In the Supreme Court.

In the Supreme court Thursday argu-
ments were heard In the following cases.
II. Bailey ct al. appellants, VS.. Andrew
Leishman. David Ieishman. E. d. Stone
VS.. ogden Packing company. appellant,
G NJ. Bartholomew. appellant. VS.. Fay
cite IrrlPa1lcn COMPANY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
PERSONAL MENTION

J. B. Shaver and wife OF Iakc C,tv ,r,n
are visiting tholr son, J. z. Shaver, a popular
conductor OF the Rio Grandc Western railway.
They Will remain some time Mr. Shaver Sr
Is one OF the prominent business men Of the
Minnesota town - '''0
Miss Nettie Hilton Will return TODAY from
Los Angeles, where she has been visiting for
Mrs. Albert Heiz hns returned from, chi
cago. whego she was called on aconunt ~
the death of her fcther ~ VI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
For Over Nft5 Y,

An old and well-hsi n
Winslow's Soothing SyI1
used for over Fifty yean h
mothers for their chIldrs I
ing with perfect suoaz
the child. eoftens the guI
pain. cures wind cole q.
remedy for diarrhoel 81
gists In every part Of u
sure and ask Cor IN
Soothing Syrup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
Suit Brought on Note.

Marion T. Hall has brought suit in the
Third District court against Selma Giu-
liani as admnlstratriS of the estate of
Raphael S. Giuliani. deceased. TO recover
S220S. % q promissory note.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
Soldiers Going East.

Two traInloads of the Twelfth United States
infantry en- route from San Francisco to the
East Will pnes through suit Lake today. Tho
first train Will contain fourteen officers
and go men, with 0600 pounds OF freight
bound for Fort Porter, Buffalo. n. Y Tho
second train Will curry tho same number os
officers and mon. but they are detailed To Fort
Niagara near Lewiston, Y.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
Harlan-Corning Nuptials.

of Miss Edith Harlan Child, granddaugh-
ter OF Associate Justice Harlan of the
Supreme court OF the United States, to
Erastus Corning, Jr.. OF Albany. n. "
was solcmnized here today at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian church. Among
those witnessing the marriage was Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
Bartenders Help Frisco Sufferers,

At a meeting OF the Bartenders' union.
local 72l. Wednesday evening, a purse of
800 was donated by the members to aid
the sufferers in San Francisco. where
quite a number OF the local union were
mixed up In the disaster
This Will be followed by other contribu-
tions later. according TO Secretary Nc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
CAPITAL Is Increased.

An amendment TO the articles of in
corporation OF the Utah Arid Farm com
retary of State Thursday. The amend
ment increases the capital stock from
$4,000 to 100000. and the principal place
Of business Is changed from Logan 10
Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
To Let a Contract.

The Board of Education will meet at
o clock this afternoon to award the con-
tract for the heating and plumbing of the
high school gymnasium and also for the
erection of the Poplar Grove schoolhouse
Including the heating and plumbing OF the
same,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
PUBLIC Is RESPONDING
Y. w. C. A. Receives Number of
Appreciated Gifts.

The board OF managers OF the !. w
c. a. held open house at the headquar-
ters OF the association, 95 Second Eaet
street. Thursday TO receive donations for
the institution
Many residents OF the city took advan-
tage Of the opportunity TO help good
cause along. but many things still are
needed,
The work OF beautifying the rooms will
he completed today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
Defendant Gets $3.50.

In the condemnation suit of tho West
crn Pacific railroad against the Fifteenth
of Latter-day Saints. which has been on
trial before Judge Lewis and a jury In
the Third District court Judgment was
rendered for the defendant in the sum of
500 Thursday afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
Friday,s organ Recital

Following is the programme for the organ -
cltol at the Tabernacle this afternoon M s.,o,
Prelude 10 ''Trlston and Isolde" -. WaSn,oor.
(a) Elevation In a nat ......... f.r,irSt i,Sme,
tb) SUNDAY ss-sr-s.sssasssa.. Mains,
ts) An Old Melody ...ArTanged by performer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
Will Make Worthy Successor.

The many friends OF Mr. Cronin Will bs de-
lighted At his promotion. Some seventeen
years ago no entered tho employ OF the Rio
Grande and since them by close application
TO business, he has succeeded in elovatIng
himself. stcp by step. in the service to tho
important position to which he has just been
appointed He is thoroughly schoolcd in tho
methods OF the service. and Will certainly
make an able successor 10 his predecessor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
Meetine Held Yesterday.
HOME INDUSTRY.

We recommend that our readers buy
their knit goods shirts and drawers,
union suits, sweaters. tights, bicycle
suits and all articles in this line where
they are manufactured. Ensign Knit
ting company, 80 Richards street. For
quality. At and finish they cannot be
excellcd II you believe In sustaining
home industry patronize them. Mall
orders promptly filed. Send for sam
rlns and nriceS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
Utah Lithographlng Co.

Have Moved to
45-47 Richards st. (Cunnington Bldg2
Bonds stock Certificates and Diplomas.
Manufacturers of Fine Commercial
Stationery.
Bank Quitting a Specially
The Only Lithographing House Be-
tween Denver and the coast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
Application for Water.

Two applications for water appropria-
tions were filed In the Office of the State
Engineer Thursday Robert T. Brown
files on one-tenth Of a second foot OF wa
ter for domestic purposes from Cochrane
Spring and f. G. Jensen files on twenty
-hundredths OF a second foot from the
Sevier river drainage for domestic pur-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
World Is Bankrupt.

John T World, a clerk of Salt IaLo
has filed petition In bankruptcy in the
United States court, World represents
accounts. while his assets comnrise
s. claim against the |. Y. L. Furnltu,a
company, which he claims is exemnf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-18
No Initiation.

The announcement that the Knights of
Columbus would hold initiation services
at Park City next Sunday is said to be
erroneous The service will be held later
and proper announcement Will be made
In advance.