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The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
NAVY'S ATTACK HARD
st. Johns Line Shattered by
MiddieS' RusheS.
COLLEGE ELEVEN IS CRIPPLED
With Three of the Best Men Ont st.
Johns Could Not Even Hope TO Hold
Score Doyvn-Threc TOuchdOvvns
scored in the second and shorter
Half-IngrHm Makes Long run.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Nd, Oct 1.-THE Midship-
men overwhelmed st. Johns College, the
game to-day by rolling up a total Of 5
points. and preventing their opponents
from scoring
The college eleven was In a crippled
condition. being without the services OF
Capt stevens and Anderson, half backs,
and Miller. one OF the heavy forwards,
but creditable showing was made IN
the first half The Midd.es scored two
touchdowns in the first twenty minutes
of play. The first one came about three
minutes after play began Ingram getting
the ball after a tumble and running q
yards for touchdown. The Middies had
TO work hard for their second score, the
bali changing hands several times. The
Middies finally got the leather on ST
Johns 3o-yard line, and from that point
worked il across with straight plays.
Richardson making the Touchdown. in
the second half. however. the sailor lads
tore through the opposing line. which had
weakened 20 a great extent. and three
more touchdowus were added, although
the half was i've minutes shorter Nor
ton kicked three OF the five goals.
The -. John boys only hope wa 90
hold the Middics 10 a low score If pos
sible and although they fought hard 10
accomplish this, they could not withstand
the slashins attack made by the Middies
backs
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
Dupont COmpany's Crack Team VIII
Join Local SpOrtsmeR To-day.

Analcstan Gun Club viii hold its fall
tournament to-day, beginning at 10
o'clock, on its grounds, on the Tennally-
town road. With favorable weather about
thirty contestants will shoot at the clay
pigeons. The programme viii consist of
six twenty target events, sliding handicap.
and two merchandise events of twenty
FIVE targets.
squad of expert shots, representing
the Dupont Powder Company of Will
mington, Del, viii be in attendance, and
give an exhibition of shooting The team
is made up of l.. 5. German. of Aber-
deem. Md. who won the high amateur
average ut the Eastern handicap shoot at
Philadelphia. and at the Grand American
handicap shoot at Indianapolis, and who
also won this years high average at Gin
cinnau, Atlantic City, Betterton. aud
LynchbuTg. Va; Walter Hun, Of Macon,
Ga, who won the professional champion
ship at Indianapolis; W D. STANDARD. Of
Chicago, who recently made a run of 3lS
targets without scoring a miss-the long
est run made by any shooter in the
United States this year, and the second
longest run on record /. J. Squier, a we'll
known professional. and Hood Waters. Of
Baltimore, one of the Oldest professional
shooters on th.. road.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
GLIDDEN's LONG TOUR.
Famous Motorist VIII Include wash
fngtOn I'm Run 10 Mexico.

Charles J. Glidden, famous as motor
tourist. was in this city yesterday look
ing over the roads in the vicinity and
mapping out this section for a tour from
Boston tczdexico City. Mr.. Giidden had
at first arranged to go from Boston to
Chicago. and thence TO Mexico City. but
lie now proposes to come By way Of New
York. Philadelphia. Baltimore, and
Washington, thence to Chicago and down
TO Mexico City He explained that the
change was made for the reason that he
had never before included Washington in
any OF his tours, SO be took this oppor-
tunity to crafty his wish to do 50.
1t is his intention 20 go over tFe old
National Pike through Maryland, MAX
ing side trips TO Pittsburg and other
cities. The tour will not be one of speed
or an endurance contest. bat entirely as
"A pleasure 5aunt Mr. GliddeD viii be ac-
lcompanied by his wife, and, Of course, his
machinist The start will be made from
Boston on November !. ana as Mr.. Gid
den expressed it. he expects to eat Christ
mas dinner in Mexico City. That portion
of the drive between Chicago and Mex
icOs capital city viii be made on the
railroad track. the road route not being
very good one.
Mr. Glidden tcld some interesting
stories Of his many and varied expert
lences in motoring in thirty-five different
countries and over "a distance Of 1850
miles.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
Football Games on Saturday.

Georgetown vs.. Mount St. Mays at George
town
Gsllaudet vs. Western Maryland at West
Minister
George Washington vs. SWarthmore at
Swarthmore, Pa
Harvard rs. Springfield Training at Sol
diers Field.
Yale Is. Penn State at New Haven.
Princeton vs. Backnell at Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania vs.. Brown az Philadelphia.
Amherst Is. University Of Vermont at Am
herst
Dartmouth vs. Massachusetts, State at
Hanover. ~ II.
Wesleyan vs.. Tufts at Mciford.
Rhods Island State vs. New Hampshire
Stale at Amherst.
Cornell vs. BoWdOin az Ithaca.
Annapolis vs. Lehigh at Annapolis.
West Point vs. Williams at West Point.
Carlisle vs.. Western University Of Pennsyi-
vania at Pittsburs.
Bates IS Colby at Waterviile. Ne.
Chicago vs.. Purdue at Chicago.
Wisconsin vs.. Alumni at Madison.
Dickerson rs. Ursinus at Carlisle.
Holy Cross vs.. University Of Maine at Port
land
Norwich University vs.. Middlebuy College
at Mortified.
Worcester Tech ". Trinity at Hartford.
Obsrlin rs o. W. L. az Delaware
Michigan vs. Ohio state at COiunHIs-
Rochester vs.. st. Lawrence at Rochester.
Johns Hopkins vs. Stevens at baltimore
Tome IS. Philadelphia NJ. 7. s. az Port
Deposit
Vanderbilt rs. Alabama at Nashville
Maryland Aggies Is. Mount Washington at
Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
KENTUCKY BEAU Wins
Suddenly Comes to Life and
Easily Beats w. II. Daniel.
LONG SHOTS SWEEP THE CARD
Four Winners Ranged at Odds Of
IL TO 1 To 80 TO 4, and the Public
Had Heavy Losing Day-Wes
Won the New Rochelle stake
HandiIy-MiIIer Rides SyeI Again.

New York Oct. 17.-Long shots prac-
tically swept the card at Belmont Park
today. the books clearing UP. with few
exceptions, and the general public going
home with pockets turned inside out.
Form reversals aud racing luck were re-
sponsibIe for the upsets. which were the
most surprising in many years
The most shocking blow to the talent
came in the running of the Champagne
Stakes. seven furlongs, when Wood
ford Clay's Kentucky Beau. y to i, sud
denly came TO life. and beat W. H. Dan
icl, even money favoTite, by a length
and "a half. in the fast time OF ! % rs. In
his previous race, Kentucky Beau was
beaten twelve lengths by w. II. Daniel.
On that occasion the former colt had lit
tie or no speed. after being interfered
with at the start. But he was a wild
horse to-day, and with Miller UP. he was
played at the last moment by the wise
insiders. James r. Keene's Ballot, who
went back TO TO l. was third, three
lengths away.
Six favorites lost, and Miller handled
two winners, a second. and a third. The
weather was chilly and the crowd num-
bered not more than 10000 persons.
summary of the Events.
AID BELMONT PARK RACES go 49, - 81.
FIRST RACE-Au ages six and one-half fur
lorgs; straight course. voorhees, IS II. Hcnncsyl.
% TO /. won: Frank Lord. 100 Garner. 10 J. sec
ond: kismesha. us SHAW, 90 /. third. Time.
LIZ 10. GTlziallo. Prince Hamburg OaklaWn.
Comedienne, and Merrill also ran.
SECOND RACE-For three-yesr-olds and up
wand; one mile CresSins, IS lHogner 90 20 i.
won. Ginettc. lG7 Miller. ! 90 6. second; Lady
Tarantela. % ~. HennCsyl. 90 90 !. third Time
is Optcian, California King. and AIoonshnc also
ian.
THIRD RACE-The Champagne Stakes; for two
yeaT-olds, seven fyUl0ngs straight course. Ken
lucky Bean. 10 tAiiCri. II 10 l. WCn. w. Il
Daniel, 10 ~. jones' even. second; Ballot, ID
Qiadtkcl. 10 l. third. Time y I-5. Dinua Ken
added starter, George 5. Davis. and PuIslane
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Thc New Rochelle; selling: for
threeysar-olds aud upward; mile main course.
Wes, l02 F'uul, 20 20 J. won; Grspple. III lShawl,
ID % % second, security los Miller, II 10 j. third
Time. l.7 s. IA Bah also ran.
FIFTH RACE-For tWo-year-olds: selling. seven
fUTlongs; main course. Orphan Lad I0S Miller {
10 l. won. Gid. 81 j. Hcnncssy). 20 l. second
Black Mate, los ltadtkel. % 70 ]. third. Time
26. Mariposa, Alintbsria, Umbrella. Ace Hiea
FloWaTay. Knight If Iysuhoe Bright Boy. FL
mont. and Auimus also ran
SIXTH RACE-Hsndicap: for threc-ycar-olds and
upward. one and one-laf miles Woodsman. %
,Hartyl. . 20 J. voni Caimgom. l26 0Honcri. {
90 D second; Hol-cber. us lNoonei, ; 20 J. third
Time, 255 IS. J. +. Donohue and OTiy II also r1n.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
High schooI Tcam ouits FoothnII-

Plainheld, n J., Oct. 17.-Because of
the serious objection TO the game on the
part Of their parents. five members OF
the Plainfeld High School football
eleven have resigned, and it was decided
1T meeting of the football squad to-day
to end the season 1T once. The local
team opened the season last Saturday
with East Orange High School. and was
defeated by a score of Is to O. Several
Of the players were injured This fact.
together with the several casualties re-
ported throughout the State. including
two deaths. have caused the parents
much anxiety. and at their request their
sons have stopped playing
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
YALE WINS AT GOLF.
Ellis Defeat Princeton in Inter-COI-
Icriafe Team Championships.


Garden City, N Y, Oct 17-Yale won
from Princeton in the final of the team
Championship of the intercollegiate Golf
Association this afternoon at Garden City,
after the closest struggle in years. The
result was in doubt up to within ten min
utes OF the finish. Yale stood ID points
to IL for Princeton. The wagering had
been slightly in favor of Yale, but little
money was up, for everybody felt that
the lead would be narrow.
Robert Abbott, present individual cham
pion. and w. Z. Rowland, jr.. each rolled
up > Il points for Yale, while Dudley
Barrows did equally well for Princeton.
The defeat of w f. Glow, Yale's captain.
by ". T. West, gave no surprise, although
West has not been going especially well
lately.
one of the features Of the afternoon
play was the deadly putting Of Barrows,
of Princeton, who could only halve his
match in the morning. but won by 8
holes in the afternoon. Rowland. Of Yale.
and VandOTn, OF Princeton, were square
at the end Of the morning round, but
Rowland led by holes at night. SUM-
mary
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18

Louisville. Ky. oct. l7.-Minuie Adams
the Odds-on fdvoTite. won the nile and
sixteenth event to-day at Churchill
Downs. The summary:
FIRST RACE-Three-fourths Of a mile Fair
CALYPSO 9 20 aud 60 s. won. Als0uo, even
second, Oasis. third. Time I-lf Is
SECOND RACE SevCu-ci-hths of a mic still
Alarm. 90 > and 20 p Won. Tanager even sec
0nd. Ouauli. thiui. Time y as
THIRD RACE-Fiys and halt furlouss From
tensc. to / and even. won; Fmicalaire. ! 20 p
second; Lady Ever third Time 30 IS
FOURTH RACE-Full course. Creoin. 10 5
and 90 ;. won; Ur. Keith. TO ., second; LADY
JOUlsn. third Time. J5J as
FIFTH EACE-Ouc and ncsixteenth miles
Minnie Adams 10 10 and / 10 T. won: ShaAana
{ 60 l. second; Princess Oma. third. Time Is -
SIXTH RACE-Ouo mile. Shining Star to .
and even, won, Highbear 5 TO ], second; Marcus
third Time, III Is.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
SULLIVAN AND M'GARRY.
WashingtOnlan TO Box New Yorker
Tonight in Baltimore.

Kid Sullivan. Of Washington. and Andy
NleGarry, of New York, viii clash in a
ffteen-round battle tonight at the Ger
mania Naennerchor Han, Baltimore.
Though he is young, NcGarry is touted
as d worthy opponent for Sullivan. Ne
Garry has been boxing in public only two
years. but has made good During the
revival OF the game in New York he
bested all of the best light--weights there
lie Knocked out Adam Ryan, the Western
champion, in nine rounds, and boxed
draws with Willie Fitzgerald and Harry
Lewis, who recently beat Fitzgerald in
two rounds i'm Philadelphia
sullivan viii stick to his training quar-
ters in this city until noon to-day, when
ne viii go to Baltimore The Kid is be
low weight. The articles of agreement
call for the lads 20 weigh in al 133 pounds
at o'clock to-day. Bert Crowhurst, of
Philadelphia. Will referee.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
81. Months In worhhou,e.

Justice Barnard. in Criminal Court No.
.. yesterday, sentenced Taskcr Johnson
to six months IN the workh0use. The
original charge upon which Johnson was
indicted was assault with dangerous
weapon. The prosecution withdrew this
charge and the court allowed a charge Of
simple assault 10 be entered. The evil
dence seemed to prove that johnson had
assaulted his wife. Sarah johnson, with
a fatiron.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18

son which were visited last season. have
given an increased patronage TO Before
and After" The cast includes. besides
Mr.. Ditrichstein himself. the famous farce
actor. George c Boniface. jr-. Edmond
Elton. Thomas ThOTne, Eugene Redding,
Henry Bayard, Kenyon Bishop, Jean
Newcombe, Laura Butler, and Mabel
Findlay.
As it is forty years since The Black
Crook was first produced it has be
come a novelty again. and viii be next
weeks offering at the Majestic. a fine
spectacular production is promised. The
piece differs greatly from the usual
spectacle inasmuch Us tire pr0verbial bal
lets are replaced by more up-to-datc
musical numbers, embracing large
chorus.
Williams Imperial BUrlesquers" come
10 the New Lyceum The company this
season is on larger scale than ever be-
fore. Among the fayoritcs may be men
toned Frank Murphy aud Jack Magec.
well-known as laugh producers; Miss
Julia Heitzman. vocalist: thinner. the
iuggler: GRAY and Graham. the military
maid and the bell boy; Deonzo and Nc
Donald. acrohatic comedians. and Pauline
Moran, who will be remembered FOR her
clever work last season.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18

Ralph Benton. fifteen years of age. of
le2 o street northwest, sustained a brok-
en- collar bone yesterday afternoon while
playing football Benton is a student at
the Mckinley Manual Training School,
and is member Of Company {, High
School Cadets.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
Yale Captain Goes to Mountains.

New Haven, Gem, Oct. 17-Capt.
Sammy Morse. of the Yale football
eleven. was to-day sent away for a
couple days into The mountains for a
change. Since mis- attack Of ptOmaine
poisoning two weeks ago. he has been
badly out of form. He hopes to be able
to line IN against Pennsylvania State
next Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
BIoOmingdaIe. o; Northeast 4. C., o

BloOmingdaIe, o; Northeast 4. C., o.
The Bloomingdale Athletic Club and
the Northeast Athletics played a iiercely
contested game of football yesterday
evening at McDevitt's Field neither
team scoring. a driving rain made
fumbles on both sides frequent, ana
made end runs slow. The Northeast
boys were successful in breaking up the
BlOomingdale's end plays. out the club
team made many gains through center.
the work of Thompson, Few. and Emer-
son being exceptionally good. Saturday
Bloomingdale plays Hyattsyille at Hy-
attsville.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
Golf Club at Lynchburg.

Special 10 The Washington herald
Lynchburg, Va. Oct 1L-An effort is 10
be made here among members of the
lakewood Club, 10 organize a golf club IN
order 10 have it ready for early spring.
the grounds Of this club are splendidiv
adopted fer golf, and it is believed there
are sufficient devOtees of the sport in
the city to insure its success from the
start. 1t is proposed TO have the course
ready for a spring tournament
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
TRAVIS BEATS BYERs.
National Golf Champion Gets "A
DTubbiuE on Myopfa Links.

Hamilton. Mass. oct. Irrational
Champion Eben NJ Byers. of Pittsburg.
received one of the worst drubbings in
bis golf career ut the hands of Walter ].
Travis. of Garden City in the final round
OF 35 holes of the Myopia Hunt Clubs
invitation scratch tournament TO-DAY.
Travis won the match. : I'D and to
play. leading mis- opponent from the
second hole. and although the cham
pion steaded in the afternoon round.
he was unable to pull back his opponent.
who led him W ut the end Of the first
round. Travis played grand golf through
out the day. while Byers WIS constantly
IN trouble, and very weak on his putting.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
OZONE WINS 2:18 TR0T.
Bell Hazel, of Washington. Gets
Fourth Money IN 2:2O Pace.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Frederick. Nd, Oct 17.-Twelve thou
sand people attended the races ut the fair
here to-day. The Washington horse. IRISH
Jock was shut out in the first heat Of
the free-for-all pace, after a bad break.
Bell Hazel Washington mare. got fourth
money in TIE 30 pace. KUshan did not
start in the 2:1S trot. The summaries:
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
PAIRINGS OF GOLFERS
Columbia Tourney Has Rec
ord breaking Entry List.
SCHEDULE OF THE STARTERS

Programme Had 10 BE Rearranged
to Get the Players Under Way Ex-
peditiOusIy-Chevyl Chase Is Well
Represented, and Large Number of
visiting Golfers viii Compete.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
ANALOSTAN CLUB SHOOT.

Totals. - SIS go Totals... sac 655 eS
'Voelcsner BOWED second and third games.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-18
Time. LIS. I4s

Harry L went mile 10 break the track record.
2-05lz. held by Bedwcrth IT, owned by the Javips
Brothers e Washington He went Che mile in
2.l514 Tomorrow Flinca. owned by ! J. O'Kecfe.
Of Washington. and Dr. Bell. owned by l.. L. Cor
bin. start in the 2.lJ pace
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First Lutheran.

There win be the usual early morn
ing services Chvistmas morning at
the First Lutheran church. beginning
at $3.50 a. m. The church win be es-
pecialiy illuminated and decorated for
the occasion, A large chorus will as
sist In the chants and services. as well
as render several selections OF Christ
mas anthems. These services are typ
ical with the church and are looked
forward to with great interest by
young and old On Christmas Day
evening the Sunday school will give
Its annual entertainment, An unus-
ually fine programme has been ar
ranged, The Sunday school children
viii be delighted In seeing parents and
friends present. The Sunday school at
the German Lutheran church win join
In this entertainment Service in the
German language at the German Lu-
theran church at O'clock on Christ
mas Day To these services and en-
tertanments the public is cordially in
vlted,
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Uppersown M. {.

An Educational and Spiritual Feast
at the uppertown NJ, u. church. Rev,
ELIAS Gjerding, Of the Norwegian and
Danish Methodist church has made
arrangements with the Christian Ian
tern Slide and Lecture Bureau Of
Ludington, Mich, for six Illustrated
Missionary lectures to be given at his
church. Two in January, 1907; tive
In February and two In March. 1t Is
the hope Of the pastor that these leo
lures will be a blessing to the COM
munity as well as q rare entertain
ment where costumes and scenes
from the Missionary fields can be
seen.
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. ~~s~~s~~As~%~sA~e
. IN THE CITY CHURCHES. .
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Flrat M. z.

ciasa meeting at io;it. Sermon;
"christ Coming In the f'ullnesS of
Time--A Christmas Meditation" at
1900. Sunday school at 1915. Ep-
worth League al $50. Christmas Car
oi Service al 1880, All other services
M usual A cordial Invitation Il ex-
tended to the public to attend. We
win begin speclai series OF revival
meetings on next Sunday. c, G, Rar-
ick. pastor Program for the Christ
mas Carol Service al the Methodist
Episcopal Church on Sunday night,
December 2s; Carol by children, RAJ
iy Round the Prince" Prayer, Rev.
Rarick; Hymn, No iis; Carol by
children. Gods Peace. sweet Peace;
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There VIII be regular public worship
on Christmas Day morning at io;so.
All are invited to attend all these
services and special Invitation l. ex-
tended to all members OF other
churches who are not on that day at
tending services at their own churches
to come with us on Christmas Day,
Services at io:so a. m. Strangers and
visitors IN the city will ilnd cordial
welcome. O, II. Moorehousc. Ph. d..
pastor. 661 Irving Avenue.
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There's Hill at Bowie. Tex. that's
twice as big as last year. This won
der is L. w. Hill. who from a weight
Of 80 pounds has grown to over 1870.
He says: 7 suffered with terri
Bile cough, and doctors gave me up to
die OF Consumption. was reduced
to 80 pounds, when / began taking
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Com
sumption. Coughs and Colds. Now.
after having taken IL bottles. I have
more than doubled in weight and am
completely cured" Only sure Cough
and Cold Cure. Guaranteed by Chas.
Rogers, Druggist. soc and s1eo. Trial
bottle free.
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NATURES WARNING.
Astoria People Must Recognize and
Heed lt.

Astoria People Must Recognize ane
Heed II.
Kidney Ills come quietly-msster-
iously.
But nature always warns you
through the urine.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See IL the color is unhealthy
II there are settings and sediment
Passages too frequent scanty. pain
full.
It's time then to use Doan's Kidney
Pills.
10 ward or Bright's disease Or dia-
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william M. Spayd. living on Winter
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Salem, Oregon. says: ut is just about
three years since recommended
Doan's Kidney Pills through our local
papers. / said that words could not
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anthem by choir. "The Hush OF Night
Hath Fallen; offertory solo. "Thc
star Of Bethlehem" Mr.. Bishop; carol
by children. 70 Joyful IseIls''i Scrip
ture reading and remarks, by Rev.
Rarick; anthem BY choir, "Thefe We're
Shepherds Abiding; carol by chill
dren. softly Ger the Dreaming
Earth; Hymn. Benediction.
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HICKS UNEARTHED.

CHICAGO. Dec. 21.--A dispatch to
Tribune from Bakersfield. Cal, says:
Hicks. the miner who has been en-
tombed in the Edison tunnel for thir-
teen days, was reached by his res
cuers at o'clock this morning. At
that hour 1t was announced he would
speedily be released. His rescuers
were talking to him and had passed
him basin Of water with which to
bathe his face.
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Congregational Sunday.

Services win be held at the usual
times ON Sunday next and all are In
vitcd 10 attend, Morning service NJ,
II o'clock. the pastor win preach, Sub
ject, christmas Lessons" Evening
service at 1;ao. when the Sunday
ychool win hhNe spehtai Christmas
exercises with short address by the
pastor Sunday school at ia.2o; Y.
r. y. &. n. Of s;so. There viii be no
mIdwcck meeting on wednesday,
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Norwegian. Danish N. {.

The Norwegian Danish Methodist
church, corner OF s7th and Duane
streets Preaching services at II a.
m. and 7:45 p. m. Sunday school meet
at 10 a. m, You are heartily invited
to attend the services of the church,
Rev, Elias Gjerding. pastor.
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