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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
LICENSE INCREASES
MAYOR TEAGUE PLEASED WITH
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Etimat~d That City Government Wiii Collect Ss,000 More This Year Than for
 Last Year.

The progressive spirit of Montgomery and It's remarkable advancement dur ing the past year, in harmony with Montgomery's 100000 movement, were forceful1y shown yesterday when Mayor Teague announced that estimates of li- censes paid Into the city treasury for the fiscas year ending September 30. 1906, will show an increase of more than sS.000 over-the previous year.
 Already licenses aggregating approx imately $119,00o have been paid and the prospects are that by the close of the fiscal year the figures will reach s120,000. During the fiscal year 1904- o5. the city received x11t,74254 for li- censes. For this year then, according to the estimates. there will be an in crease of ss,257,46. The exact figures, up to date, have not been computed by City Clerk John !. Farley.
 s'The expansion of the business inter- ests Of Montgomery and the prosperity and growth of our city," said Mir. Teague, T believe, are the direct causes for the increase In licenses We have advanced and done credit to our 1910 movement. There Is more business and there are more people and larger city to justify the business. Montgomery has made and is making rapid strides"
 The aggregate licenses collected by the city during the fiscal year 1903-of were $105,42s.65. The following year showed an increase of $6,313.S9. Hence. 1t is seen that the license increase this year will exceed that of last year near ly 36 per cent.
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paratus resembling blacksmith's bell lows which heats the steel to white heat in a few minutes. It is then ham, mered with powerful pneumatic ham mers and is made as smooth as new car. The repairing of steel cars has been a problem with railroads, and the shops here are among the first to make 1t success. Ten steel cars have been turned out of the shops here within the past two weeks.
 The contractors who are putting in the new sewerage system are making progress and if no accident happens will have the entire system completed by the middle of October. The immense ditching machine is one of the sights of the city. and 1t workings are watch ed by hundreds daily.
 Governor Jelks has been petitioned by a number of citizens of the First Commissioners District to allow the successor of J. R. Cambron, who re- signed to make the race for Sheriff, to be selected in the August primary. There are several petitions already be- fore the Governor for the position, the two most important being R. R. Yates and w. P, Johnson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
Notice of Sale.

Pursuant to an order made by the District Court of the United Statas. for the middle District pf Alabama. in a cause pending m said Court. wherein ". J. Fostar is bank rupt the andersigned. as Receiver. will tefi at public outcry for cash, at 10 o'clock a- m. on Thursday. the sth day of August, 1908: at the store house formerly occupied by the said ". J. Foster. on North McLon- ouRh Street, in the City of Montgomery, County of MontRomery. and State of Ala bama. the entire stock of goods wares. ner- ehaRdise. ftxtuTea. and book aceeunta which are now in said storehouse. and complete inveutery of which Is on sile in said Bank Al%D ali the right, title and interest of the said W. J. Foster. the bankrupt in and to that certain building which was occupied by him, and in which he aid business at the time of the filing of the original petition in this cause. which snld building is known as Nc, ee4 North MeDonough Stres1. tr the City of Montgomery. County of Montgomery and State of Alabama.
 All of said property will be sold subject to the confirmation of the Bankrupt court. Any information asssred FeatiVs 10 eAid sale can be obtained from the undersigned at Montgomery. Alabama. or the Referee In Bankruptcy, at ntEomery. Alabama. This the Srd day of August, 1906.
 GEORGE STUART.
 Receiver.
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COLORED CHURCHES.

St. John African M. E. Church, Mad ison Avenue, between Jackson and Ripley Streets. Rev. w. c. Banton, pastor. residence S07 Madison Avenue. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Prof M J. Moore, superintendent. Class meeting each Monday night.
 At FIrsr Congrega ational Church. s.so a. m.. Sunday School; II a. m., Prs-~h- ing by the pastor; 6:so :. m. specia, musical program Rev. E. E. Scott,
 presbyterian Church-sunday School. 9:SO to Il a. m. Teachers meeting ey- cry Friday night, O. A. Allen, Super intendent Prayer meeting every We'd nesday night Teaching Sunday, ii a. m and ur l. C. Fl. champney.
 old snip. A. M. E. Zion Church. Ho,- eombe Street-treaching atsIi a. In. ana
 ' Mt Zion A. M. E Zion Church cor. Ter Holt and Stone Streets--4sreaclins 2, at Il a, m; by Rev A. S. Watkins. Tuesday night. sunday SchooI m secH 4 rn., Prof. W. S Hulet. superin endenI [ Holy Communion second Sunday in each month. L. D Workman. pastor. tProlsstant bplscVpaij. corner of South Jackson and East Grove Straets-Rev 5 R. Brooks. rector,--Serviees II a. nj
 Hilliard chapel. A M. F. Zion Church Rev. s. J. Sumpter, pastor.--Sunday V school at S;3e a. tp.; preaching at Ii :s6 .. m; V. C., F. society al D. m: preaching at 7:3O ?. kn.; prayer meetlns eVery Thursday night at 2 :Sa.
 st Paul M. E. Church, corner RiuIev ana High Sl neets. Rev. L. D. Williams. b D., pastor-Sunday service: SapnaLh School, y:a0 2. nl.; preaching III "a, m ana 7;s0 D. m.: Epworth League. S:s1 p. m.; prayer and class meeting Wed.
 Pollard street A. M. E. Zion Chureh- Services; Sabbath School. 9:SO "a. m.. FreaeSinx ii a m and 7:sS D. IsenSsas, n Giass naeeting Monday and Friday ntGhts: 5 .m., V. C. E. meeting each Sunday.
 Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, Rev R. C. Judkins. B. D. pastor-6 a. m. sehSoi.. School Prof. john ". Beverly yer "SIas A. M li:15 a. m.. preaching; s 80 ?. m. B. '. P. U., F. W. Ross, Pres ldent; p. m. preaching and communion service. Regular morning and evening service on Sunday will last only one hour and fifteen minutes.
 There will li,,is, be -5,IaaS grand rally at the All are invited to come out. Sunday school at 9:30. Preaching at S;3Q, sub feet, Where Art Thou" Gen i.i-9, by the pastor. Rev. M. w Brown.
 Hall Street Baptist Church-Corner Hall and Lake Streets. Rev. J. B. Bran; Street Sunday School 9.30 a. m, F. D Johnson, Superintendent; Thos. Scott, A ssistant Superintendent. Preaching at II:So a ,! m !so and D m sa;,,Y,; n Y E Pr U. Ident Willing Workers Club. D m. Miss Mlttie B Anderson President. Teachers meeting each Tuesday even Ing. e:30. Mid-week praise servicea 1:30. Everybody is cordially invited to attend these services
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ACCOUNTANT WINS BRIGHTON.
Brady Colt Completely Outelased Field
 Entered Against Him.

New York, Aug 4-Accountant, with i26 pounds up, won the $15.000 Bright on derby. mile and half. at Brighton Beach today. The Brady colt so over whelmingly outclassed his field that he was held at the prohibitive price of l to 5: At no time was he in danger had two features. the Brighton derby, for three year. olds and the Winged Foot handicap, for two year olds. and the 25,000 persons present witnessed some excellent racing.
 Martin sent Accountant to the front at the start, followed by Albert, F.. and E'limnap. This order was maintained in making the Paddock turn into the back stretch. In the run down the back stretch. Flimnap moved into sec ond place Three -eights of mile from the finish the favorite drew away and won galloping, by three lengthA sam. son. who had been last for a mile and quarter. closed very strong in the stretch. beating Albert F.. three-qnar- ters of length for the place. Salvi- dere played down from even money 10 to l0 won the Winged Foot nan dicap by two length.
 First race five and a half furlongs- Frank Gill. 102. (Notter.) to D, won; Cave Cave Adsum @ ,1i7, (shaw,l 20 to l, third. Time 1:0S 2-5. Moyea, El Capitan, sam Rice, Shackle. Anna Loretta, DaiY ana
 Second %ace. steepIechase, about two miles-Tom Cogan, 1858. (Galiagner,) even. won; New Amsterdam. 14o. (DI- pree,) to 1. second; Come ln' 1SO' (Bernhart.) 30 to |. third. Time 4:29; srabo ran; War Paint u fi9Ish1;ed 9d,1;ns second
 Third race. Winged Foot handicap. six Salvidere. 126, (SeWell,l ! to 10. won: Lord Lovat. 9ss thlnn,) Is to l. second; Penarris, 112; Sshaw9 10 to i. third. Time. 1:15. Charles G; Gates, Yowric, Dan Buhre. Remiss and James Crawford. ran. ooo
 Fourth race Brighton Derby. sl5,o0O, mile and A haIf-Accountant, 126, tMar- tin.J to 5. won; samson, ms 911ns 12s; E to to i third. Time 2:27 1-5. Flimnap ran.
 Fifth race. selling mile and 2 six Cole, 106, (Knapp0 toi s won; Red Leaf. 1Oo.. e. Ross;) : to ,. econd: Wrenne, 94. (Notter.l 20 to third. Time 1:47. Pirate Polly Park Row. Mcnocader. sonoma onoi,aa Belle Belle nine Azeline and Caronal. ran.
 Sixth race. six furlongs-Jacquln 1do' f Knapp.) to 1, second; Gold sitter lO8, (Notter,) 30 10 l. tnird: Tlme I'm udst 1;it and Consistent ran
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
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 ------------------ Mrs. Alex B. Garland left yesterday for Milwaukee, She will spend sev- era1 weeks on Lake Michigan, going later to- Waukesha. Wis, where she Waii DC Joined by Captain Garland ak Se A Mrs. Allie Norton has returned from Birmingham where she has been yislt- ing her son, Mir Eldrldge Norton Miss Cert Meyer of Selma, Is visi- ting Miss Blanch Mohr at her ho.ae. l2o Sayre street.
 Miss Cloe Robertson has gone tdr Bir- mingham to visit her sister, Mrs. Ed. Hastings.
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 Mrs. Henry Vandiver has gone ro Chicago Beach to spend some time
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 Mrs B. F. Yarbrough and daughter. Mrs Frank Smith of Thomasvi.le. Ga. are spending the summer in Waukesha. Mrs. Maxie D. Pepperman left yes terday for a months stay at Denver Mrs. s. [. Smith and Mrs. Garner Wade have gone to Niagara Falls and Lake chautauqua for few seks' vis- It.
 Miss Cannon of Gfunsboro. N c. is visiting her brother Mir. ]. W Cannon at 62S s. Lawrence street.
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 Miss Hattie Ingram, mas returned from Opp, Ala. where she has been visiting Mrs. R. H. Kirby for the past tw9 months. She is with her brother. Mir J. s. Ingram.
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 Mrs. Darlington Sem ,ia and Mrs J. K. Jacksonswili leave in 6 few days for Tate Springs.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. s Ingram have re- turned from Verbena after a pleasant visit to their uncle Mir B. F. Gardner. Misses Rosa end Stella Marcus have returned from delightful stay at Ty- bee
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 Miss Juliette Marcus has returned from two weeks visit ot Greenyille.
 %&% The Perry Street Church Auxiliary of the Home Mission Society will meet at o'clock Monday afternoon. Mrs. Geible will conduct the Bible study.
 This is the regular business meet ing of the society. and all members are urged to attend.
 Mrs E. G. Adams. President. Miss Willie Fuller. Recording Secre- tary.
 Mrs. K. Williamson and children are at B1ount Springs.
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 Miss Sallie Trimble of Mariette, Geor- gia, is visiting Mrs. B. H. Merritt at her home, on Amanda street.
 S Js % MT. and Mrs. c. G Abercrombie have from a trip east. During an absence of a month they have visited New York, Nantasket Beach, Mass, Old Point Comfort and Boston. Miss Mamie Thompson has returned home after stay of seven weeks in New York. MT. and Mrs. o. A. Lanier and Mrs W. L. Durr will leave tomorrow for Lake Chatauqaa.
 sA% A s the guest of her aunt, Mrs. s. B. 1 Johnson at her home on Pleasant Ave- | que.
 Her friends win regret to learn that | Mrs. s. A. Kemp Is seriously III at the | nome of her son. MT. S. B. Kemp on Clay Street.
 Miss Nell Dunn left yesterday for Atlanta, Knoxville. Bristol and points n Virginia, where she will visit rel Itives and friends. Miss Dunn will | eturn September fst.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05

 business houses. and successfully eiud-
 The sherin ana policemen found him yesterday in a elump of bushes near McShee's camp at Colbert Shoals, where the former ran up on him and arrested him at the point of a pistol
 He confessed to the officer his guilt of the charge on which he was arrest ca. and surrendered a gold watch he Shef1feld.
 Strong pressure is. being brought to pear upon the officials of the southern kaiiway by the citizens of Sheffeld. Florence and Tuscumbia for another passenger. train on the ortnern. Ala esma esn ,S nsiiwy: operated by the. south ,na ence. via Sheffield and Tuscumbia. At present there Is only one train a day, leaving FlorenceNat 10 o'clock a. ff1., and returning at ' p m. A train is desired from Parrish to Florences which would greatly relieve the ques- ton of travelling facilities and give much better mail service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
MIsTRIAL FOR wHATLEY.
Jury Dfnchsrked and Caart Adlouf
 Umtfl Depeusher

Jury Dfschsrked and Casrt Adicurns
 Until December.
 Tho jurors in the case of Frank Whatley in the United States District Court, yesterday at 1 o'clock, brought in a. report that they could not agree. When they first retired they stood seven for conviction and five for ac quittaI and they did not change Judge Jones ordered mistrial
 Whatley was sentenced In 1908 to six months in iail. but sentence was suspended upon hls promise never to again violate the revenue law.
 With the hearing of the Whatiey case the Court adjourned until the Decem- Der term. The large number of suspend cd sentence eases on the docket will not be disposed Of unti the next term. It is understood that several of the defend ants who have been released during good behaviour. will be brought back into court.
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marriage license was issued yes- terday to James S. Vann and Annie l.. Evans.
 Ed Reese, negro stable boy has been lodged in pail on a grand lar- ceny charge. A young couple from Showdown had come to Montgomery to have their picture taken in their we'd ding raIment The brides dress was 1 left in the buggy which was left at the stable where Reese worked and it ], is charged that he appropriated it and sold it for $l.
 1 Charles Independence alias Prince In- dependence. has been deprived of his l liberty. He was on bond awaiting trial on grand larceny charge and was sur rendered by his bondsmen. He is lodg- ed at the county jail Rev J. W. o'Hara and Mrs. o'Hara have returned from trip to Shelby County MT. O'Hara has been engaged l in successful revival work and will fill his pulpit both hours today at the Clayton Street Baptist Church. The or- ; dinance of baptism will be adminis- tered at the close of the Sunday night servise
 The woman's Missionary Union of'the AQaH1S avenue 1sdpItSL SHuEeu VIII meet Monday at 4:3N p. m., at the home of Miss Cornelia Jolly on Holcombe Street.
 Under the direction of the City En- gineer city forces will begin the erec- ton of brick wall around the Sayre Street School tomorrow morning.. The construction of the wall was authorized by the City Council.
 
 The following appointments to minor State offices were made by the Governor yesterday:
 Notary Public and Justice of the Peace--A. s. Clarke, Abbeville. Henry County.
 Notaries Public--C. T. Harris. Colum- bia, Houston County; s. Frank Burge, Carney. Baldwin County, L. c, Lane. Demopolis. Marengo County; J. W. Sam ders, Dothan, Houston County; Foster Hamilton, Birmingham, and R. s. Jack son. Birmingham.
 PatrolmeA J. NJ. Wright yesterday resigned from the police force His resignation took effect immediately.
 The case against Mrs. O. A. Clapp, | charged with violating Section 1054 of the City Code, was yesterday continued until Tuesday afternoon by Acting 3Re- | corder J. c. Tyson. While driving an | automobile near the intersection of Dexter Avenue and North Court Street late Friday afternoon. Mrs. Clapp ran into Gus Wolff, a we'll known citizen, | painfully but not seriously injuring him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
YOUNG MrN RrLnAsEp.
Had Been Charged With Connection
 Win Death Of Shoemate.

Birmingham. Aug. 4.--(SpeciaL l- Henry Ragland and Bay Rochester. tho two young men who were arrested sew eral days ago on a charge of being ac- cessory to the murder of George Shoe mate, who was found mortally wound ed on a bridge over Five-Mle Creek near Coalburg, and died in the hospi- tai in this city the following day. have been released from the county jail. the coroner advising this turn of anairs.
 The murder of Shoemate is still un- solved. The coroner went to work on the case at once and while there were suspicious, nothing definite has been learned as to who shot ShOemate. Rag land and Rochester were the young men who found Shoemate on the bridge and notified the authorities of the af- fair
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BURGLAR IS CAPTURED.
Badly Wanted Negro Apprehended by
 Colbert Officers.
Tuscunbia. Aug. 4-(Speciai

Tuscumbia, Aug. 4.-(SpeciaL)- )-- Sheriff A F. McCleskey and Policeman Reese of Sheffield made a good catch at Riverton, when they landed Otis Johnson, colored. and brought him to Tuscumbia for Sd ekeeping in the County jail until the October term of Circuit Court. He Is wanted for num- eTons burglaries committed in Shef- entrances into private dwellings, and
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CARRIER LOSES PLACE.
E. J. Lewis, a Montgomery Negro, Dis
 missed from Service.

missed from Service.
 B. J. Lewis, negro mall carrier of Montgomery, has been discharged from the Government service on the report of a postoffiee inspector who charged him with the non-payment of his debts and with failure to provide himself with proper equipment for the mounted route which he has served.
 Lewis has been in the service since 1893, but in the last few months many bills which his creditors had reported to the Postofice Department have been turned over to the Inspector and an investigation showed that Lewis was unfit for the service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
ELLECTIoNEEnINa AT cULLMAN.
WcakIey, Lowe and Adams Speak at
 COuFt House.

Cullman. Aug 4--(Special )-Chief Justice Samuel D. weakley. Robert J. Lowe and Judge sam Adams. were cam wasting here today. The three gentle men made short speeches ait the Court House in the forenoon.
 Samuel Johnson. son of one of the most prominent merchants of Decatur, fell from freight train here Thursday night and was so badly injured that both arms had to be amputated The boy was carried to his fathers home Friday.
 George Shoemaker, who was killed by assassins near Birmingham this week, was raised at Clarkson, this county The remains were brought here Friday and buried in the family buryi1s grounds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05
cosTfY NEw MACHINERY.
Notable Improvements in the A. G. S
 shops nt Gadsden.

Gadsden, Aug. 4.--(speciaD-The Alabama Great Southern Railway re- pair shops in this city have added a department for ufepairing steel cars, which requires special ard costly ma chine-y The sides of the cars, which are of sheet steel, have the dents taken out by being heated with an ap-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-05

Perry Street Methodist Church. cor Rev. H. TFawiek. pastor. Residence 72z South Lawrence Street. telephone 1915. Sunday school. D:3o a. m R. 0. Biakey. Superintendent. Preaching at n a. m. and 5 ?. m. by pastor. Prayer Meeting Wednesaay { D. 1n.; Epwortn League, 6:30 D. m., Sunday. ". F. Gil- mer. president. Ladies Aid Society meets first Monday. and Woman's Fora eign Missionary Society second Mon day 1n each month.
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mETHoDisr.

Court Street M. k Church, corner of Rice. D. b. pastor; Rev. W. B. Nance. associate pastor. residence f13 Church street. 1elepaaane z3s. Preaching ai a. m. and 8 p. m by the pastor. Sunday Superintendent: Epworth League, 7i15 D. nj. A special and cordial invitation Is extended to visi- tors Pews free. The Busy Peoples Teacher, extends an invitation 10 all who are not Identified with other klases te visit and become a member of
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aO enlnuli otE4CERs.

0fnefxls ef slse different chnrehss will xiemse send so this office. net later fhnn ' o'clock Saturday Afternsoa, Sn postal 9r by note, aceount of their sGrviccs foF Sunday; otherwise n flcea of iast Sun~ day will be repeaaed... De not deveaa sn the phone.
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Claylcn Street Methodist Church..

Ciaytcn Street Methodist chu1ch-- Rev. F. c Moore. pastor; residence Preaching at ii d. m. and : p m. by the pastor. Sunday Scheoi 9:30 a. m. SIperintendent Charles H. Bailey Egwerth 4eagnA, Senior. meets at esSS ?. ms All members are requested to attend. Visitors and fellow AeaEuexs gre heartily welcomed.
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Church of the Holy cornforter. Rev. stewart McQueen. rector. Telephone laSs. T. Gardner Foster, Josepk B Jones. wardens. From June i to Ccto- Der l. the regular services will be every Sunday at 9:s0 o'clock in the morning. The administration of the Holy Com munion every Sunday at o'clock in the morning. Morning. prayer and ser mon and Holy Communion on the first Sunday in the month at 9:30 o'clock.
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CATHOLIC.

The summer order of services at St. lows Sunday, Masses at s:3o a. nj. and s:38 a. m. Tke latter will bs d Low Mass with instruction anc will be foi- lowed by Benediction Of the Blessed Sacrament. Daily masses will be ofger- ed at a. m. and 630 a. m, Gin the church.l The afternoon Sunday ser- vices will be discontinued urtil further nottce. Confessions will be heard every Saturday, eyes of Holy Days and first Thursday at 1 p. m., at other times when notification Is given by means of the electric bell placed. in the church be announced from the altar. 'Phons a5s Rev. D. Savage. D. D.. pastor.
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Dexfer Avenne Methodist Church. corner Dexter Avenue ana McDonough fdence. I1s North Hull Street: tele- phone 364. Regular Services. Sum day School at 9So a. m Frank c Bangh. Superintendent Good music and cordial welcome. Epworth League. Sunday, 6sa5 D. na-. prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 ?. m.
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St. Johns church--Rev. F. E. Cobbs, Tector-7:30 a. m., Holy comnnnion 9:3o a. m. morning Prayer. Sermon and Holy communion.
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Chapel of the Holy Inuocents. Wes End--Eventng prayer and sermon p. m,
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Chapel of the .Annunciatlon, High land Park-ji a. m., Moring prayer am sermon.
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Forest Avenue M E. Church, South. corner Forest Avenue and Vine Street, Rev. Robert R. Ellison, papstor, res idence S12 Highland Avenue. Phone 419. Sunday Seneol Ut s:3o a. n. No services today.
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BaItimOro Iithoeraphers Out.

Baltimore, Aug. s.-Praotieally all of the Photographers in this city. in num- ber about 15o. are now out on strikG for an eight hour day
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Fifth Avenue Methodist Church, Rev. T., W. Reinhardt, pastor. Sun- day School at 9:So a. m. J. at II a. na. and 3 ?. m. by the pastor. Prayer meeting Wed- nesday, T:3a ?. m. Women's Fer eign Missionary Society meets the fourth Sunday of each month, Mrs. J. N RUinhardf President; the Ladies AId Society meets every Tuesday -af- ternoon. Mrs. J. A. HaEm, President
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cHRrxTBAN srfENcE

F1rSf Church of Christ Scientist holds sas regular Sunday morning service at room 2T, Moses Building. Subject. spirit" Testimonial meeting Wed nesday, 3 p. m. Visitors cordially in-
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Cumberland PrespyIerian Church. car ner Church and Catoma Streets Rev. Walter M Crawford. pastor; residence Sabbath School s:an a- m.s Geo J. Cros by Superintendent. Preaching by pas.a tor at II a. m. and D. ni.,; Prayefl meeting Wednesday. 7:S0 p. m., Ladies'l Aid Society every Friday afternoon at n o'clock.