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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23
PAWTUCKET.

Leo Nicolette, employed at the Dunnell
branch OF the United States Finishing
company, received painful injury about
o'clock yesterday afternoon. He was
working about machine when his right
hand was suddenly drawn I'm through the
rollers, crushing IL, the third finger being
badly injured. He was given the neces-
sary treatment at the Twin City hospital
burglar who entered the house OF John
III. Cunningham, had his hand badly cut
at least that is the way the police figure
IL out, because a broken window was
found and blood stains. were near the
window.
The lady friends OF Harmony lodge,
Sons of ST. George. were the guests OF
the lodge last evening and a fine enter
tainment was provided.
Jack Fryer has been chosen captain OF
the Pawtucket high school baseball team
The funeral OF Walter Wall took place
from st. Marys church yesterday. Many
friends OF tho deceased attended Mr.
Wall died suddenly from an attack Of
pneumonia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23
JUNIOR LEAGUE FORMED

Upon the suggestion OF President O'Neil
of the Providence Amateur league eight
OF the clubs that were barred from that
body held second meeting at 90 Ayrault
street last evening and formed the Provi-
dence Junior league. The clubs which
Will make up the circuit together with
their managers follow: Mount Hopes. j.
A Msloney; Nolan Juniors IL. Clarholm
ID. r Gradys. G. Oates: Lisbons II.
Wright: Comets. A. Rougove; Royals, G.
Porter; Rexals, B. Reilley; Rover Juniors,
]. Gilleese. at
The election OF officers resulted as fol-
lows: President. Arthur McGough: sec
retary j. A. Maloney; treasurer. Herbert
Wright The schedule committee Is as
follows j. Madden. G. Porter. j. Moons
and G. Oates.
This committee will prepare a schedule
and report on II at the next meeting.
which will be held at the same place on
Thursday. March 90. IL was voted tina
the constitution and bylaws would also
be taken up at the next meeting All
teams must be uniformed and the en-
trance fee will be SO. On July there will
be a double header and with the excep-
tion OF these two weeks only one game
a week will be played. the day being
Saturday. Should it rain ON the regular
playing day the game Will be played of
on the following Sunday This will give
the league n 1G-week schedule Much
time was spent in deciding what award
should he made the pennant winning
team. II was finally agreed that TO give
the first team SIS i'm cash and the second
team 10 finish So. The age limit will be
IL years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23

Robbins OF the Pittsburg Coal company
had agreed upon before the miners and
operate were asked TO meet again In
conference
The operators were not surprised AT
the concessions made by the miners. but
Were evidently prepared for It, Before
entering the joint conference the opera
tors OF Indiana, Illinois and Ohio had
held a litle caucus of their own and had
decided that they would not accept any
thing but the present mining scale. In
other words. they separated themselves
from the western Pennsylvania operators
and determined that the Robbins Mitchell
compromise. as 1t has become known.
should be rejected when offered
They were. therefore, prepared 10 vote
upon IT, and IL votes were cast against
the proposition. and the miners rs and
the western Pennsylvania operators four
votes were cast for it Not being unani-
nous. tho motion failed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23
STRIKE IN ALL
THE COAL MINES
IS IMMINENT

Indianapolis. Ind. March 23.-Ths
BREACH between the Ohio. Indiana and
Illinois operators on one side and the
western Pennsylvania operators and
miners on the other now seems irrepa-
hle. and unless something Unforeseen
unprovlded for at this time occurs
fe will be a strike in the soft coal
s. followed. doubtless by strike in
anthracite fields.
e miners and operators Joint scale
nittee was in session the entire day
erday and proposition after PROPOSE
! was made and voted down or rather
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23
BASEBALL TALKS

IL is proba BILE that there VIII ne no
games this spring between the Providence
and Olneyville teams. Dates were agreed
upon by Manager Dunn and Secretary
Delaney OF the Olneyville club the first
game to be played at Melrose Park, April
Is. and the second at Merino Flats. April
81. Unknown TO Manager Dunn. however,
President Powers has arranged game
for April q. 80 that the Olneyville date
had 10 be cancelled. Secretary Delaney
then cancelled the date at Melrose Park.
as there would be no money there for MS
team. All other dates have been filled.
President Moses'N. Frank OF the Balti-
more Baseball club, states that the com
bination of the pitchers of the club Is
purely and simply a holdup by those
players. He says the salary demands of
the box men are exorbitant and entirely
out OF reason Mr. Frank asserts that the
salaries OF the players or OF the pitchers
were not cut this year. He is also OF the
opinion that Burchell, who is booked for
the Tri-State League, will not jump, but
will return D the Oriole camp. Manager
Hugh Jennir IS is dickerng for two OF the
twirlers now on Manager Stahls Wash
ington American League club whom
Stahl has for sale.
The latest bulletin promulgated by Sec
retary j. H. Farrell. OF the National Asso-
citation OF Minor Leagues, promulgates
the contract OF Pitcher Al. Pardee with
the Newark club. Announcement is also
made OF the reinstatement OF William
Phyle by the Southern league.
The trouble with Phyle was his charg-
ing that certain games In the Southern
| league were thrown. II IL not impossible
that he will play with Rochester next
season. though the price demanded is a
4 stiff one
! Manager Burnham has signed a new
/ twirler He is Martin Walsh, a brother of
! Ed Walsh. who pitched for the Newark
| club three seasons ago and was drafted
! by the Chicago Americans. Young Walsh
| comes highly recommended. Last season
/ he pitched an exhibition game against
] the St Louis Nationals and held them TO
a / to score Walsh is said to possess
| great speed.
Manager Collins of Boston Americans.
! believes he has scared a clever battery
| in Harris "A piaching recruit from Mel
| rose, and Graham. who was the star
| catcher OF the Tacoma team of the Paci-
hc Coast league last year. In a recent
/ game played at Macon with Mercer coll
| Iege Harris struck out six men I'm as
| many innings and allowed only two hits.
The umpiring weight of Evans. the new
man on Johnsons staff of arbitrators. is
| $50 pounds How about his reach, and foot
| work?
Nordyke, Nea,on. Murch and Rossman
| are four new candidates for first base I'm
the big leagues having a fair chance oi
| landing permanent jobs.
! While various teams are making pen
nant claims, Fred Clarke and his Buc-
cancers are training and saying nothing.
| Clarke always was better at accomplish
! ing things than telling about them.
| Jack Doyle is to manage the Des Moines
| club this year New York Chicago.
] Brooklyn Baltimore Washington. Cleve-
| land and Columbus are some OF the cities
| in which the peripatetc Jack has played.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23
ON THE BOWLING ALLEYS

Tho No l West Side bowlers took tnrcc
games NJ Elmwood last evening IN the
series or the nter-Club league. Johnson
made the largest total, securing otb. Wnne
Richardson obtained 5S9.
A; tho West side club the To-halon
rollers bowled TWO events from the NO
experts Macdonald was the high man
with SOC. while Adams contributed 6o4
The Arctic sphere men won three
straight games IRON the visiting North
Attlcboro team I'm the series OF the Ameri-
can league. Beausoliel scored total OF
sl4, including singles OF los and ia.
AT the Central salleys the Olneyville
quintet secured two events. w. Cahill
landed 32l for total. including a single
OF lif. D. Cahil moved down SS9 Tor
total. Besser landed S6
Pawtucket won from Fall River at Paw
tncket McGrath rolled total OF 3l9 IN
cluding a single of ll9. Eight singles over
the century mark were obtained.
The Hope rollers pulled out two events
from the visiting Fall River players in a
special return series TO decide the tlc
for the third place which existed. As q
result OF these extra games Fall River
secured the third position. Kaufman
rolled a total OF 3O9. Including a single
OF ~. while Kippax obtained Sol.
Burnham secured 3S9 In the Central two
man tournament, while Cummings rolled
ss2
Harold and Leonard recently obtained Z
team total OF 629 In the two-man tourna
ment at the Atlantic alleys. Harold rolled
81. including a single OF i23. A number o
other teams passed the coveted 600 mark
NO. WEST SIDE 3, ELMwooD o.
WEST SIDE NO. l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23
HAS ACCEPTED CALL
TO CENTRAL FALLS

Rev. William D. Barr. who for the
last four years has heen pastor Of the
United Presbyterian church of Quincy,
Mass. has accepted the call recently ex-
tended 10 him by the First Presbyterian
church OF Central Falls. He will prob
ably take charge OF the church on April
% and will succeed Rev. f. NJ. McFad-
den. who resigned last fall TO accept a
pastorate in Dumbarton. Scotland.
Rev. Barr was born on Nov. IL. 1851.
near McAlevy's fort. Pa. lie was ad-
nitted TO the ministry by the Big Spring
Presbytery In April 1873.
He was appointed pastor Of the Spring
field O.. United Presbyterian congrega =
tion on June 10. 1879. and since then has
been pastor az New Brighton. ~ Y.
zenia. o.. Los Angeles Cal. Middle
town. O, and Hoboken. " j.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23
WARREN F. M0SHER DIES
SUDDENLY OF HEART DISEASE

New York. March 23-warren F. Mosh-
er. secretary of the Catholic Summer
School OF America and one Of the best
known Catholic laymen in the United
States. died suddenly yesterday from
heart disease. at his home in New Ro-
chelle.
Mr. Mosher established The Catholic
Reading Circle Review" which he edited
from Youngstown. O.. for many years.
Reading circles were established In
nearly every parish throughout the coun-
try. which took up a Systematic study
OF general literature. Mr.. Mosher was
horn I'm Albany In 1860.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23

allied 10 carry because unanimous con-
mt could not be secured
The western Pennsylvania operators.
caded by Francis L. Robbins. stood
,uarely with the miners on nearly every
opposition which they advanced. and the
orators OF Indiana. ohio and Illinois
ood as firmly against IL, and thus every
uestion was lost because OF the failure
o get unanimous vote from the two
5ides.
Late yesterday aftersocn. the miners
apparently played their last card when
they proposed that the scale OF 1908. the
one In force before the reduction Of 5.5
Der cent was made. be adopted and that
Il be made 10 continue for 10 years. This
motion carried with 1t not only the scale
OF wages then In force but all the work
Ing conditions about the mines, and was
what President Mitchell and President
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23
DIED AFTER BEING A
WEEK IN W0OkSOCKET

Alexander Bacon died Of heart disease
at 13O o'clock yesterday morning at the
home of Maximillian Fuchs. 2S4 Clinton
street. WoonsGcket. where he has boarded
for the last week. The young man was
S3 years old and his father is wood
chopper In the woods near Lowell. Mass.
Oveseer or the Poor A. u. Roberts tele-
grSphed TO Lowell. but the father is in
the woods and 1t Is not known when he
will return
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23
WILL SPEAK ON PARK SYSTEM

Tomorrow evening Mr.. Henry a Bar
ker will speak before the Fruit Hnl Inn
provement society ~ Fruit Hill. using n
stereopticon 10 illsutrate his remarks
which Will be upon "rhe Interest Of
North Providencein a Metropolitan Park
system"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23
Fer Over sixty Years

MRS. wINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over 60 years by MIL
lions of mothers for their children while
teething. with perfect success. 1t soothes
the child softens the gums, allays all
pain: cures wind collie. and Is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea. II Will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists In every part OF the world.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. BE sure ana
ask for Mrs. winslows Soothing syrup"
and take no other kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23
SPORTING GOSSIP

There was n meeting of tho committee
on tho speedway last evening ~ the of.
fee Of Nate Young. the chairman. on
Fountain street A number Of the mat.
ters pertaining to the plans for the
course were talked over but only in a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23
MAY SELECT ENGINEER
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON

committee will probably be held next
Monday afternoon. when definite action
Will be taken In the matter OF securing an
engineer. for whose services money was
appropriated at the last meeting OF the
cifN council
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23
FALL RIVER DEFEATED

The Newport Holy Name basketball
team won from the Fall River Athletic
association team at Newport last night
by score OF 73 TO e5. The game was too
one-slded 20 be Of much interest. The
lineup:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23

Score-HoIy Name 13, Fan River a A.
20. Goals from loor. McAianus II.
Waters ~. Palmer g. Sullivan Z. DOYLE
Casey 3. Garfield g. Daley. Boynton Gif-
ford .. Goals from McManus.
Daley. Referee and umpire Williams.
Timer-Moore. Scorer--Costello. Time
Twenty minute halves.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23

Highest single string-Faulkner, Ill.
Highest individual total-Blake, POI.
'Imperial won the roll-off
CROWN TOURNAMENT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23

Highest single string-Guyotte, II
Highest individual total-Guyotte, 29I
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23
Strings

To kAT>ON 2. NO. 2 WEST SIDE /
TO KAI>ON.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23

Highest single string-Cafroll lp. High
est individual totai-Rafferty. 2T
EAST PROVIDENCE TOURNAMENT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23

HlRhCHt HInkIe stfInE-JIImtth 10. HlKh-
est individual total-Gilmsth 95
B. 8. CASIN OH1GH FIVE TOrRNA.
MENT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-23

NInRIt tITIHB oIVt VIII'
Individual total-livingston,
O'GORMAN PALACE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
Bowernan
News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, June %

News-C Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, June %
The Santa Fe camp property is
looking better with depth.
James Henderson expects party
of capitalists in camp next week.
f. r. Morris and party of six gen
tlemen from West Virginia are ex-
pected in to examine the Mayhower
and start work soon after the 4th.
J. c. Rednour Of the Abe Lincoln
group and his party will be in next
week from an extended trip east
The company has lately fitted up a
very handsome assay office in the
Hughes building.
Grant Roberts and Clyde Killen-
burger have been called to Gunnison
on a summons by J. J Leahy and
his company who claim the town
site. for removing the Downs build
ing by permission of the owner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
49, Raib.a1 NssSk

oUsstaa CsveeOsoAsass.
fASisssr HyIsad hsd h,s s>xi.,
N fEo. sslsds for vePsiss Saturday.
Tvo carloads of .sose we've ship
psd froa Almont on Saesrdey.
fpsd Winters is ae..a s~itcAiAs
ia the yssAs sfser On sA.esce Of .
cosple of nosshs.
Mr. J. A. Loax has scosptsI q
position - voed mssser's clerk st
Pseblo. Jssssss Saewass is the pev
clerk here.
Dick Chiaa of Sslida %. On the
switch enGiae several days the psst
wssk. Asviog traded a with Del
Mckee.
4stt Ara is firing oa The main
ias 1esiAG FSed ferkiss' shssnce.
CovAs 0assia Aas taks. MaAt,s plsos
- ~ ~
The ssaAi0a nsen retusned Hessr-
day from near Lake City where thev
have been working on bridges for
a couple Of weeks.
Dave Cnthbert is OF on two
months vacation and Irving Blak-
ley is taking his place as express
man and baggage master
L. r. Wharton retnrned Sunday
from ten day trip to his old home
in Yates Center, Kansas and has
resumed his work at the head Of
the car department.
Traffic has been so heavy over the
west end of the ID. 4 II. G.. that
eleven freight trains are kept busy
Traffic is as heavy nov as it has
ever been even during the fruit
season, something unusual for this
time of year
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Fortnev left
Wednesday for Denver, where they
will make their future home. The,
have many Gunnison friends who
regret to see them change then
abode Ladies of the Home Em-
broidery Club surprised Mrs. Fort
ney last Friday afternoon and gave
her farewell party.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
Fast Ocean Steamer

An inventor has designed ship, or rather he
has applied a system of electrical prcY'~lsion to
his Invention which he believes will cross the
Atlantic in three days. Whether il viii be .
success or not remains to be seen. The success
oil Hostetters Stomach Bitters has been es-
tabiished for over 50 years. that when you
take 1t you can rest assured that il i- the best
that science can produce. 1t is a specific rem
edy for poor appetite. insomnia, .iek or nervous
headache belchinx, bIoating hesstb.rn. fatu-
lency, dysrepeia. indigestion cos&ivesese- fe-
male ills, or malaria. fever or age. Therefore,
We urge you to try a bottle Of Hsessesers Seom-
ach bitters At once. Good beaitA Wiu BE- your
sure reward The genuine hos Oae Privste
stamp over the neck Of the bottls.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
"A mHm0gsse lssysas al
Wv0 IIH6 uUY~
h~-R-
SD0oo 0AA ~ CoWll

~s.t'nan4Ysoa C0es~sUGnAun0.
ednesass. Jans =
Prot Clark Of T&yk~ Rsssr i.fs
for beaver FRIDAY
Mrs o T. Wsil,s sad Asss nu.sse
BrsSs- ~eFe shoPpsaG N &C.,.
SATURDAY.
John LoFF ~ko la. bssa wang
friends here the psss sHoOeA. ~ for
Montana FRIDAY.
C. h ssmpsoa aud d~sGAAs sese
ct the county 80, nosA.G irum
theu Howevslie home
Miss Bessse f.sxle~soa y ~ trosa
Superior for short vssss U1eA her
aunt Mrs W. A. Willis.
Mrs A. A. ShsGk Iefosd 90 cAlli-
reu, and Miss Haansh Spa.a visit
ed friends va the L p!sr Gssaison a
few dav. last seek
The dance given 1T The sCaa sd
house Sstsrdsy evening IN Aoaor If
Miss Egglesson was svsssly salove a
bv all who attended.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
CAstleton Clippings
NewslChampion Correspondence.
"Wednesday. June ?


"Wednesday, June p
Richard Wallace has been quite
sick again the past week.
Miss Julia Harris was up Sunday
visiting Castleton friends.
VIM. Waugh and sister made a
business trip to Gunnlson Wednes-
day.
Glen Smith and Lee Lehman
were visitors from the valley Tues
day.
I. W. Gray passed through Mon
day with a load of lumber for his
Lawn Meadow Ranch"
Nothing doing up this way the
Fourth so suppose our PEOPLE will
be divided between Pitkin, Crested
Butte and the river.
NUFF CED
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
uepss Cssnainnn vs1lsv
eWs- Chanptoa C0ryea0ooAoooo.

News ChoDpt0a C0gyeaQGoAoo0o.
Tuesday, Juas 26
Mrs j. A. HaymGkes 10 IN ~
ssck liet.
NJ. sad Mn. Dsstss z. 500
spsat Ssadsy at th~ir kehiag ressA
A Sunday School was organissA
last week at the Paragon SOD
house.
Howard Marshall left Noa-
day with his pack train for Italian
mountain.
Song service is held every Wednes-
day evening at the school house. All
are cordially invited to attend
Grace Stevens, Editha kennison
Karl Zugelder and Earl Mullin were
callers at the home of c. G.. Miller
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Williams of Los
Angeles are visiting at J A. Hay
makers. They are spending three
week vacation in and around Gun.
nlson. Jim is raiiroading on the
Clark road. and likes that country.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
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l>ews-ChAmpioa Correa00oAnass.
Nkr :

>ews-ChAmptoo COrFeoD0oOooo.
Wednesday, Jsas y
5. Nj Donnelly from lAsaver wac
IN town a day lest week.
Mrs. Webber of IesdvlIle 10 visit
.ag at the Webber ranch hese.
Fishing is not very gooA hsse Vet
~ Ohio creek is high aud DsAd,
SEVERN Peel and wife weat to
GsnRison the latter psst of lsst ~eek
At target shooting On The l.th
inst, Dave LsPlant wss ths ~ shea
Superintendent jos WsAssa lea
Monday for Trinidsd. He vas AZ
TO GsHnisoa BY Mv.
Watson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
A Crested Butte WedAins

At the Catholic church Wednes-
day morning. John Marlinach and
Miss Mary Mohvitch were united in
marriage by fr. kipp. The young
people are from Crested Butte
where they are well known and
popular among their countrymen.
their fatare home will be At the
Battes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29

Bob Daniels of Denver is visiting
his friend Roy Haney.
The Victor, Bullion and Spar
mines each shipped a car Of ore last
week.
J. Mahaney of the Lanyon Zinc
Co. is looking over the different zinc
properties'in camp
Supt Lydle of the Morning Star
Is driving crosscut tunnel with
two shifts to cut the vein at a depth
of 80 feet.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
White Pine Ehocs.
News ws-Champion Correspondence.

News Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, June %
ID. c. Tobin is in town this week
A. NJ. Woodwork visited Bowerman
last Friday.
NJ c. Smith and wife went Mon
day to Wauuita.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29
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taaiAv ssA n,ss k.sAsi lk,yls ksss
- ssaAe sas,k sAe psA vsrk.
lAssas sad Arloa Ksoie syx ~
fso0 G~sassaa vs~ssiaS tA4r svs.d
passoss. Mr. saa Mrs.. Il A Moo
nsA.
trsd Cs'ae Of Cs'sossdo Sp~.Hes
arrived IN IAsykSslIe ls~s WsA.ss
day 70 sFrsd k.s vacation wssA vrl
stsvss.
j. p. kcioaald, " L. sud J T.
hsansst Iets for Fsrniaesoa, Neu
nsxsco S~sdAy. They expect 70 -
gone sAo~t . week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-06-29

Two or three hundred excursion
lists from Montrose and Cimarron
took in the trip to Sportsmen's
Hotel last Sunday. Mr.. Carpenter
says he served dinner to some 250
the biggest meal he ever cooked.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-12-08

The Azalia Hackley Choral club re
hersed Monday evening in presence of
critics, their program consisting of Choir
uses, quartetts, Duets and solos, which
Is to be rendered at one of the largest
churches in the city in the near future.
The critics pronounce it the acme of
perfection SO far as harmony and rendi-
tion is concerned.
G. A. CLARK,
Adv. Agt.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-12-08
G. A. CLARK,
Adv. Agt.

Grand Missionary rally at Campbell's
A. M. E. church, 23rd and Lawrence
street, Tuesday, December 11th at s
o'clock. A general movement is on foot
by the Annual Conference OF the A NJ.
E. church to raise large sum of money
to assist the many mission points in
their work. This rally is the first of a
series; one will be held in Colorado
Springs and one in Pueblo, Colo, under
the auspices of the Mission Board ap-
pointed by the Annual Conference, sov-
en- elders constitute this board. Bishop
Grant is chairman and Rev.. j. G. G..
Owens is vice chairman. All of these
elders are expected to be on hand. A
splendid program is arranged. Judge
B. B. Lindsey will deliver an address
among others. The Azalia Hackley
Choral club will sing and a male quar-
tet will also render a selection. The
public is invited to attend. No admis-
sion fee.
BEv. j. G. e. OWENS, V-ch.
REV. j. S. PAYNE, Pastor.