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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
SEED MEN GO HOME
ALABAMA CRUsHERs ASSOCIATION
 IS pERFECTED.
Committees Meet And Decide To Have Exhahtf o9 Cotton Seed Products At MOntgOmery's Big
 Fair.

The temporary committees raised Tuesday by the newly organized Ala bama Cotton Seed Crushers Associa- ton, met yesterday morning and com pleted the work Of organization,
 The Alabama crushers were m sss- sion about an hour. and at the conclu sion of the meeting they announced that permanent committees had been named as follows: ~
 Governing or Rules Committee-J. C Wright. Roanoke, chairman; M Keyser, Huntsville; O. c. Wiley, Troy, R. H. McFadden. Greensboro; Ernest Lamar, Selma; George H. Craig, Jr, Selma; J. c. Street, Opelika; s. J. Cas- seIs Montgomery: D. B. Nuzum. Tusca- loosa: G. A. Mattison. Talladega: w. P DeJarnette Montgomery. A St. C., Ten nille. Montgomery, and Erister Ash craft, Florence.
 nille Montgomery, ehairmani c. E. Me Montgomery; @ 1t T. L. Smith. Epes; F. Fl Vernon, Birmingham, and George P; Ide, Jacksonville. This committee will employ a chemist to analyze all pro- ducts of the mills which are members of the Association,
 Publicity Committee-J. M. Keyser Huntsville, chairman; Erister Ashcraft Florence; S j. Cassels. Montgomery j. c. Wright Roanoke; O. c. Wiley
 Arbitration Committee-E B. Nuzum Tuscaloosa, chairman; N w. L. Brown Townsville: J. H Adams, Ozark; A. W Afford, Camden. and George H. Craig Jr., Selma.
 Legislation Committee-O. c. Wiley Troy, chairman: J. M. Keyser. Hunts vile; Ernest Lamar, Selma; R. M Hen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
PLAYED TIE GAME:
GAME CALLED IN. THE ELEVENTH
 INNING.
Neither Little Rock Nor Montgomery Could Get the Decision--The f- nal Score was
 To z.

After the Montgom1ery and Little Rock teams had fought for eleven in- nings yesterday afternoon Charlie Cam pau called the game when the locals had finished their half of the eleventh in- ming the score being tied--2 and 9
 Malarky and Allen were in against each other and while the former was hit pretty hard. he kept them scatter ed enough to do away with any bad re- suits except in the fourth inning.
 Allen held the locals off except in the second inning. when Mullaney hit safe and scored on Perry's two bagger. Busch walked and on Aliens wild throw to Brady to catch him. Perry scored.
 Bird ripped the first half of the fourth with two sacker and scored on Whites two bagger. Malarky threw to catch White at second but Busch lost the signal and the ball rolled into the lot, White getting to third and scoring in Zimmer's. long fly to Houtz. tieins the score
 Malarky did a neat bit of pitching in the first half of the eleventh when White, the first man up. got to third on Murch's bum throw to Mullaney. Johnson. the next man up, was walked. and then he let Trimmer and Allen down on flies to Perry and Brady on a fly to Houtz.
 At the end of the last half of the eleventh it was so dark that Umpire Campau called the game with the score standing and 2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
C0MPTON'S CONTEST
THE PAPER IS RECEIVED BY
 CHAIRMAN MALLORY.
Latter AnnOuces that He Will Call the Committee Together Early In October to Settle All
 nsRmufeR.


 Disputes.
 Selma, Sept. 12.-(Special. )-chair- man H. S. D. Mallory of the State Dem- ocratic Executive Committee this af- ternoon received formal notice of con- test from H. c. Compton, who was one of the candidates in the late primaries for Associate Railroad Commisstoner. Compton in his petition, sets forth that in the primary, Charles H. Hem derson and J. G. Harris. with others,
 were candidates for Associate Railroad 6erson and Harris were the only ones who received a greater number Of votes in the primary than did the petitioner. Committee met September T. 1t de- clared Henderson and Harris the noHii- nees of the party for the office of As. sociata Railroad Commissloners oL Alabama, and that the committee should not have declared J. G. Harris one or the nominees of the Democratic party for the office, but should have declared the petitioner. as one of the nominees
 The petition then at length sets cut that the petitioner does protest ana contest the nomination. of J. G. Harris to the office and petitions the cominit- tee to declare him (Compton( one Of th> nominees and for grounds a1loged:
 First-that J. G. Harris is not, under the laws of Alabama, qualified to i'll the offlce to which the committee has he- clared him nominated. - Second-That the petitioner. having received more votes in the primary than any other candidate for office other than Henderson, who was qualited TO fill the office. should have been de- clared che of the nominees.
 And your petitioner would furthar pray that your said committee meet and rescind it's action of declaring Harris the nominee of the party for the office, and declare your petitioner sacn ominee as by law is required and would make all scessary rules and regulations for the hearing and deter mine said contest.
 While the statement is not made in the petition, 1t is understood that the contest Is made on the grounds that no two members of the Railroad Comts-
 sion can reside in the same district, and Mr. Compton alleges that MT. liar ris and Mir Henderson live in the same district Major Harris moved his resi- dence from the Second District to Hale County in the Sixth District some months ago. and Is registered voter of that county.
 He filed a written notice to that ef- feet with Chairman Mallory before the rrimary that he was a resident of Hale County. Chairman Msllory states that he will call the State Committee to. gether early in october to hear All Scntests that may come uD.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
YESTERDAYS GAMES,
.a 0@O@0000S0 W@Oa

 Southern League Atlanta S-2; Shreveport II. Montgomery 2; Little Rock ?, II innings, darkness
 Birmingham 10-l; Memphis O.; Second game innings by agree ment.
 Nashville 1; New Orleans '. American League Philadelphia 5; Washington l. New York 2; Boston 4.
 Chicago IS; St. Louis 5.
 Detroit 5: Cleveland 4. National League Boston 2; New York g. Brooklyn 4; Philadelphia g. St. Louis Chicago, rain
 Pittsburg 5; Cincinnati 6. American League Toledo ?; Columbus, 1. Milwaukee ?; St. Paul 1. Kansas City T; Minneapolis ,.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
Remains win Be shipped.

Birmingham, Sept. 12.-lSpecial. )- The remains of W. E. Hamilton. wh0 fell or was pushed down stairs e,n tha southside, will be shipped to Rising making an investigation into the mat ter. It believed that the man was foully dealt with. The affair took place in the Red Light district.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13

Bert Maxwell pitched his first game for Pittsburg yesterday and was put out of commission in the fourth round another mistake of going to the fastest company in the world with a sore arm. National League third hole and they will have to play some lively ball to catch the Giants-and the western teams Of that League go east next quake can shake the gr:p of Frank Chances. Chicago team on the lead, but being at home for long stretch gives MeGraw tremendous advantage over Pittsburg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13

summary--Left on bases. Montgom- cry. 5; Little Rock, g. Two base hits, Stickney, l.; Bird. 1; White, l; Mul- fancy, 1; Apperious, l; Brady, l. Three base hit Perry, l. Base on balls by Malarky, 2; Allen, 3. Passed balls. Hauseu. l. Double plays. Malarky to Busch, 1. Struck out, by Malarky, A. Allen, 5. Sacrifice hits, Perry, l. Stolen bases. Houtz, ?; McCay, 1.s First base on errors. Montgomery. 0; Little Rock 1. Time of game 1:45. Umpire Cam
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
National Lengue


 Pittsburg, Sept 12.-Both teams used new pitchers today. Pittsburgs young setr was hit rather freely in the Ilrst four innings; corcoran,s three bag Cincinnati. He chased in two runs and scored;
 Cincinnati O30 200 100-- ? Batteries Maxwell, Willis and Gib- son and Phelps; Essiek. Hall and Me Lean. Time, 2;05. Umpire, Klen
 Boston, Sept. 12.-New York won today The home team outbatted the visitors, but Pfeffer's wildness lost New York 200 100 o24-g1I 1 Boston ...... 100 900 3l2- 12 l Batteries Taylor, McGinnity. Am"s and Bresnahan; Pfeffer and O'Neill. Time, lao, Umpire, Carpenter
 Brooklyn. Sept. 12.-Phnadtelphia Gut5b5atted Brooklyn today fSS yqo6 put lost BTookly2 .... 100 s9O ,9o8;n oO4I4 and Ritter Time. 1:31. Empires, o'.Avy and Johnstone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
HELLER WINS BOTH
PITCHES TWO GAMES FOR THE
 EIREMEN.
Fisher as the Victim i'm the First, and Lee fs Beaten in the second-- H0nmnn,s Home Run
 A Winner.

Atlanta, Ga. Sept. '12.-Zeller pitch ed -l1 won both games for Atianta game both pitchers did good work, Atlanta winning on Shreveports CT TOTS. In the second game Honman home run in the ninth won the game for Atlanta. Score;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13

Next Monday the eastern teams of the American League begin their last western trip, finishing the season on arates Chicago and New York now and
 the fact that the White Sox finish at home gives them a decided advantage over Griffith's New York bunch, and Athletics take third place this morn lng, pushing LaJoie's bunch to fourth place. but as Connie Mack's team fin ishes on the road Cleveland looks to sible for them to bake a lightning fin ish and land one, two, or even nose out the White Sox. -0So
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13

Memphis and Atlanta are now tied for second place and the games both In Montgomery and Atlanta should be battle royals. The three games be- tween New Orleans and Atlanta and Montgomery and Memphis will be worth looking at, as the position of second place depends on the result.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
SORRELL WAS WILD
NEW ORLEANS WINS FINAL GAME
 FROM NASHVILLE.
Historic Cy Watt Pitches for the Peii- cans and Gets Away With Contest by a Score
 of to |.

Nashville. Tenn. Sept. 12.-New Or leans took tho final game of the series from Nashville by score of s to 1. Sorrell was wild and ineffective at critical times.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
Fues Shit for Damages,

Huntsville. Sept. 12.-(Special.(- suit in the Circuit Court for S1,939,9s against the Southern Railroad claims ing damages for personal injuries tSs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
sUGGS IS POUNDED
xrEBHARDT SUCCEEDS IN WINNING
 HIS GAME.
Reagan Pitches for the Barons In the First and Wilhelm in the Sec- ond-~sc0res are 10 to
 and to l.

Birmingham. Sept. 1e.-The locals wen the first of a double header to- day. Liebhardt yielded orly three mus IF fhe second winning for the visitors In easy fashion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13

The Montgomery team seems to have monopoly on deciding at least two positions in the Southern League race first and second place.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13

Summary-Two-base hits, O'Brieu. Frary. Stolen bases. Knoll, Double plays. Wiseman to Frary. Wiacman to Inings pitched, by Sorrell s, by Duggan f. by Watt g. Hits, off Sorrell 5, off Duggap I, off Watt g. Base on balls, by SorreI1 2, by Duggan 1. Struck out, Left on bases, New Orleans 9, Nash vile . Time. 1:40. Umpires, Schuster and Ryan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
First Game,

Birmingham. .'doo 'doo oao oo0 09o-- n sumniary-Two- base hits, Meeks 2 c. smith. Struck out. by. Reagan q by suggs 5. Base on balls. by sEggs > Passed ball. Owens. Double plays, T2abb to Nichols, Nichols to Smith to Carey. Sacrifice hit, Nadeau. HH oy pitcher, Suggs (Matthews.) ) Time or game. 1:45. Umpire, Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
AMER1cAN AssoCIATIoN.
ToDAY,s SCHEDULE.

 Southern League Memphis at Montgomery. Little Rock at Birmingham. New Orleans at Atlanta.
 Shreveport at Nashville. American League St. Louis at Chicago. Cleveland at Detroit New York at Washington.
 Boston at Philadelphia. National League Philadelphia at Boston. Brooklyn at New York.
 Chicago at St. Louis.
 Cincinnati at Pittsburg. American League Columbus at Toledo. Louisville at Indianapolis. St Paul at Milwaukee.
 Minneapolis at Kansas City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13

sunmary-Two-b hits, Babb, Iiebhardt. Struck out, by Wilhelm 2, by IIebhardt 5. Wild pitch, Liebhardt. Passed ball, Hurlburt. Double play, Molesworth to Matthews. Sacrifice hit, HurIburt Hit by pitcher, by Wilhelm (Nichols.l Time of game, 1:00 Um- pire. Rudderham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
American Lear.,e

New York, Sept. 12.-The New York Americans lost the last game of 1on season on their home grounds.
 Boston .. 900 900 102-4 2 q New York 900 1IO 000- 3 1
 Batteries: Glaze and Carrigan; Orth OLoughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13

The scoreboard will be an object of
 Intense interest today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13

Philadelphia. Sept 12.-Philadelphia made it three straight by taking to- days game from Washington Washington :. O01 900 600- 6 Philadelphia . OH 100 02x-5 [ 1
 Batteries: Patten and Warner; Cum ningham and Schreck. Time, 1:4a, Umpire, Hurst.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13

Chicago. Sept 12.-Pitcher Smith of St. Louis was batted hard at the right time today and Chicago won an easy gamo,
 Chicago . O90 O2O O2x-12 9 St. Louis -. 000 00i S02-S iS z
 Batteries: Altrock and Roth; smith and Spencer Time. 1.43 Unpires. Sheridan and Evans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13

Detroit. Sept I2.-With two out ir Detroit's ninth, Moore had his game won. to 1. and three scattered sim gles was the record against him. Then Schiebeck, Siever, Cobb and Coughlin singled in succession and Crawford was given a base on balls and Payne tripled, ending the game. a Detroit victory.
 Cleveland .. .. 010 110 010-4 6 0
 Batteries: Siever and Schmidt; Moore and Bemis. Time, 1850. Umpire, Con- molly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
4 FEW FOUL TIPS. Last lap.

Egyptians today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
.Watt and Rickert 9 out on bunts.

Score by innings: New Orleans ;. . .005 002 001- Nashville. .s .: :. ..,-oo0 900 10O--
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-13
Second game:

Totals .. .. .32 24 IS 2 x-None out when winning run scor-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
Case Goes Over.

w. y W. pill. Manchester man. Who
few w"ei Heo was tried FOR biramr.
was aRai. lu TDlre Court yesterday This
time he was charged with a misdemoanor
In d." absence W an important Wit
Hrsf. thr ca.r was continued until Tao
ath I.l na arulshed. and Wells loft
the police Cont after remaining in no
r.l s-.-rf .l..
About f.r.. H.exs ago Wclls was ar
rested Dl warrant sworn out bt Cap
tain IofnNne'r caarRing him with fl.
oNy. In t.e variant Il was alleged That
The man hHl two wives. one in Man
chester nnI t.e other in Richmond lhe
Man'heffsr aife said sho could produce
hey uariiarc eert AGATE.
W'.s r arrested and locked np f"i
FeveraI days lsnen tne case came o.
Do r.r1. .e ra- cleared of Tie charge
h"0n4f. f.f alleged Richmond VII" r"pr'
s.' ~as hot legally married 70 '"e pria
Outr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
The International Sunday
School Lesson.
fourth Quarter. Lesson ~. Matt. XIV
6-fe. October q. 1905.
Jesus Amounted in Bethany.

Jesus had worked his greatest miracle,
under tie very caves ot tuc ec, .esl4stllal
estanlshmcuI lt was accef ted As d.
challenge and steps We're immediate,
taken 70 compass Ills death FIls hour
not yet having come. rho Master retired
20 IAItln. twenty miles away. near 10
t"e wilderness or srarseiy populated
country There, iu company with ISIS
disciples. lie passed thc time ia physical
aul spiritual recupe-atlou. 4 prIce was
pra. ideally set upon Ills head for the
chief priests and Phari-ees had given NOE
llcr tnat u any on. knew where He was
Ae should give Information IN order that
tae arrest might be- urldc. With mingled
.-ot!Ee7 oi curiosity. admiration and OPP
position, the people who had come TO Je-
,47i-rm ln large numbers 10 attend the
iaSsoFer made quest Tor Jesus For the
time He ecNpsed both temple and ccre-
npnN. As tie days passed they began
10 say 20 cicn other I'm their disappolnt-
In"HL. is u possible lie is not coming 20
t.c ltaSi 40 a.4t But when the time Wa
iu-4y come. The Master resolutely set His
ltce toward that slaugh,er-house OF The
IivpHrt9- Jerusalem. He was fully cog
INFANT ~ all the peril OF going 10 tie
CITY q this juncture
II was ~ this instance that one sig
H.iicdHt incident Ike shaft Of light f,l
across the lnky blackness in which HIS
44r closed J. was that high and loving
''Nrtesy shown -liuf in The HON, in Beth
any In'y allueted Jesus. They made
supper III llis honor and IN grateful rec
"Sniuon OF l!v rlcrclfW deeds
I'm Jne mobiles; villa Of tine suburb OF Je-
GRIMM us So -, -- 80 'illie7N 'vN
,ite,[.,, .,,s d, Ho4. DIV square as tue
,,nhoIsterrd cl,c va o9nqea ny Ilcnly
rteir mi ~ ,iis-.' 80, '.'iuvu amps case
I.,. +oetri l- ~'oh l.e boouy scene.
ID ctig9S1'4'. tti ana palate were delight
,ust,..1 ,n .-N a,ve, music ana Nlauds
A.c..,,i-.-' al oIEans or sense.
was rr.r' . ~ .'l''i custom; tn- mouse
anna. Ii,i az, ' .''' ,St'u Nill3EeI
f.tIt 49,. ...,'''. i4-iiSr "ouhd the
sfpft ~ ~ 'l "'.u 'ng 5nNlled guests
~ Side 81 I dnq i'eteSs. On el'nc
ID. -, 4tci!hcd lle trophies ot
al iarr"s,. ', 81, "hoh ne nad he4ied
r4.irad non, ,''.i 'T~Ai ~, MHoHi lie had
f- ~ '".i % gun. nome ana beauu-
ana Ioi,rrh H'"'" ana adorned Inc scene
one sirrir.a,., ..r .Av.,. 10.
oi ,It. ''". "i." .Hl"-F d''d mt
one ~ Ig'S S' ,' We ieyel Of g sacrament
,. N'~d"ir Mary brought the
precious tllng it cOnraincd-ap
....,"i cruise VI alabaster. filled with
.'sr I4Itd perfume. very precious, The
ii OBJ ,"hich had never been broken. Her
"hanie gratitude would fa!n express
I "a Hc'd OF reverence and love.
"irdy she poured the costly liquid
Jesus mead ana feet. using ner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
Key and Analysis.

jesus in lis retreat.
Awaits Ills hour at Ephraim
Recuper3tiOn. physical and spiritual
Popular quest OF Jesus.
Eclipses temple and ceremony.
Tor tho time. query. "Wiu lie
Gomez
His hour come Jesus goes.
Coguizant OF peril.
Jesus banQuoted.
High and loving courtesy.
Recognition of mercifW deeds
Mary's amounting.
Raises feast TO sacrament.
Apple Of d.scOrd.
Thrown by hand that nlchcd the
common purse
Judas in livery Of charity serves his
own cuDidity
Jesus defense Of Mary
Interprets His action
Seals it with approval
banquet couch q pedestal.
Raises Him % view Of HIS enemies.
Seals His doom
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
Christian Endeavor,
EpwOrth League and
B. 7. P. u. Topic

Copyright. 1906, by international RE-
lgious Literature Bureau Incorpo-
rated. The Rev. Davis w. Clark.
ID. D., Editor. Cincinnati
Psalm xviii 1885. October 2S. 1906.
Livingstone and Missions TO Africans In
the Dark Continent and In America
Livingstone is an everything hero Of
Providence. As "a tirciess explorer he
travcrscd vast and impcnetrabie areas
and was lost 20 the world for years at
time IL made one man famous 20
IND him. As a moral TcfOrmcr he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
ITS ANNIVERSARY
TO Be Observed
Church Of the Holy Comforter
Celebrates Fourth Ncar-Splcn-
did Success.
UNION RALLY-DAY SERVICE
Mr. Melton Recovered - Dr..
Witherspoon Back-Rallv
Day at Park Place.

Special services will ho held Tomorrow
IN tho Church Of the HOLY Comforter.
Grove Avenue and Rowland Street. in
celebration of tho fourth anniversary Of
the opening OF tie church
on the fourth Sunday in October 1902.
the little church began with seventeen
members. q resoiute pastor and "a fund
or indomitable courage and faith
To-day the membership Is about 80.
the sunday school has about To- teach
ers and pupils. and tho church is daily
growing in numbers and influence Tho
Rev. John Haliowell Dickinson has been
rector % the church from its Beginning.
and has done much toward its nnal sue
cess. He has been supported 10y a loyal
band OF workers.
The various societies OF the church have
recently installed and paid for very
handsome organ The music under Tie
direction OF MI r c. Sainsburv. has
always been feature of the service. The
vested choir being considered one of the
best in the city. Special music viii be
rendered at both services tomorrow
At the morning service the Rev. Mr.. DICK
iuson will preach from Joshua. XIV. 81.
Behold. this stone shall be "a witness
unto me-
Al tie 9 o'clock afternoon service he
viii make fifteen minute talk on Me
MORALS The public is cordially invited
20 attend this interesting celebration
Rev. % IT, Melton. the pastor of Mar
shall Street Christian Church. has en-
trely recovered from two-weeks' sick
ness, and will preach az both the morn
Ing and night services tomorrow
Mt Melton sermon on SUNDAY lcorr-
ing VIE b. especially 90 the memb. rs OF
this congregation and Will bear particu-
lariy ON the protracted meeting which
viii begin iu this church The .rst ~
November. Every member. as Veu as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-27
THE TAlEs DIsPATCH RICHMOND Va sATURDAY


rian Church. at O'Clock. 70 Row. Warren
stuart. who goes as missionary to
China.
The regular services viii be held at
the second Baptist Church Tho quartet
choir, consisting OF Mrs ALaude Porter
Gum. Miss Mabel Dggs Mr.. Conway
Gordon and Mr.. Oscar I.ohman. with Mr..
Herbert Rees as organist. is doing excel
lent work. and viii render a fine pro-
gram at both services. The Sunday
school orchestra has been Increased by
tho addition OF flute and trombone and
viii render some fine selections at $3.50
A. NJ. Tho pastor, Or. W. r. J.. smith
viii preach at IL A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the
Presbyterian Sunday school Union OF
Richmond and Manchester viii hold its
annual rally day service iu The Grace
Street Presbyterian CnurciL This annual
service IS always an event ~ great in
terest to tho workers IN the Presbyterian
schools. and there Is quite a spirited RI
valry as to which school shall send up the
largest delegation.
The schools viii submit BRIEF reports
concerning their work. and the music
for the occasion will De under the direC-
ton OF the Covenanter companies Of the
city and a male quartet from Union
Seminary. The meeting will be alive
from start TO finish, and a large attend
ance is expected.
The regular services OF the First Church
Of Christ. Scientist. viii Doe held to-mor-
row morning at II o'clock in Belvidere
Hall. Belvidere and Main streets The
subject OF the lesson sermon viii be
Everlasting Punishment"
Dr. J. b. Hawthorne. pastor. win preach
az Grove Avenue Baptist Church at II
A. NJ. and s L. NJ The subject OF his
morning sermon will be "The Conditions
Things Of This World The discussion OF
this subject will be refutation 81 Scho-
penhnuer pessimisuc phies'phy- us
evening SuoJeet VII DE iioW 9.'- W.
Jesus Christ The newly i''-'''d - ''u-
NorlDi1 vi" ne 'e'ie''" ana
al "''" S'iN ices
rhe pastor OF Park Place Methodist
y. NJ on me n'."gnce Oh rev
j" 'le iio."' anu az VI O.l -
u,S,''" .... I'''rS We '-'..e' 70 oe
80 N anu ''l LOU -NiS"
@'l s.ool OF tn's e"uTon NJ, me exercises
u'IiIhinS at 5.'V A. NJ. Inc non Johh
i'-'' WIN oe .ie SIe'.Nsl LOT '',e oc,'''i''n
"A t'iulal INVITATION Is tAtthHed 10 an inc
membership ana irienus TO attend
The pastor. Rev. w. /. Bail VIII preach
in the morning at West View Baptist
Church At p NJ tine annual sermon
preached bv the Rev. George ". No
Daniel. pastor OF the First Baptist Churcn
Seats win he reserved for mon. and a
male choir Will have. charge Of tho music.
Mr.. Cutchius singing "A solo. 4 cordial in
vitation is extended TO an