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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONFERENCE
Large Assembly OF Superintend-
entS and Teachers Listen to
interesting Papers.
SUGAR MEN GOING TO CUBA.
Utah Capitalists May 'Tick up Any
thing Good Lying Loosc--other
junction City News Notes.

Ogden. March 1s.--The annual con-
ference at the Weber stake sunday
schools was held yesterday In the Oe-
den Tabernacle with sessions at 10
a M, ~ m and p. M The at
tendance was unusually large, the tab
ernaclc being Inadequate at the after
noon session TO aInmodate the large
assernblaee. The meetings We're pre-
sided over by Supt- 7, b Evans The
CONGREGATIONAL singing in parts OF the
Sunday school songs Afforded an ex-
relIent practical demonstration OF the
great work that is being accomplished
by Prof. Rallantyne, musical director,
ia advancing singing in the Sabbath
schools
one of the interesting papers given
was by Sylvester ID. Bradford on How
to Increase Attendance and Prom ote a
I.lvelicr Interest In Union Meetings"
he showed that by making the union
meetings instructive the interest and
attendance would increase.
A creditable demonstration OF what
can be accom- lished with the children
in developing the thought contained
IN the songs sung in Sunday school
was given by Miss Genet Bingham
who. with q. class Of so pupils selected
from the five city wards. developed
the thought contained in the winter
Song" a Christmas lullaby. and after
Miss Bingham had completed her
demonstration Prof Ballantyna took
the class and showed how proficient
they were in two part singing
Assistant Supt- Charles j. Ross de-
1svered a short address on Sunday
school work and gave an interesting
report OF the schools. which have an
enrolment of 1905 including officers
and teachers which is an increase OF
about |, 600 during the past 2 months
The Spirit in the Sunday School
Work was tho subject OF an imstruc-
tive talk by w. NJ, Mc1Sendl1ck.
''The Parents Class" was discussed
by C.. o. Richards, who showed clear
~ that II the parents are Interested in
the Sunday school cause their chill
dren are sure TO be. also the vast
am ount of good parents themselves
are deriving from this class.
George .. Piper OF the general board
was present and briefly expressed the
pleasure he had experienced in attend
Ing the conference and thanked the
workers of the Weber stake In the name
of the general board for the splendid
attendance. He compllm ented the
promptness and spirit OF the meetings
and the singing and felt that much is
being accomplished In the Weber stake
for the advancement of the Sunday
school cause.
Encouraging talks were given by
President L. w. Shurtliff and Supt-
Evans
There were visitors at the confer
ence from Salt Lake City, the Davis,
Morgan and Boxelder stakes
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FUNERAL OF JUDGE MA1oMEY
Impressive Ceremonies Mark the Bur-
lal OF Prominent Lnrisf.


la OF Prominent ,Jurist.
Ogden, March 1s.--Al that was nlor-
tai Of Judge Thomas nIaloney, who died
Friday morning was consigned to resi-
in The silent tomb In the Mountain
View cemetery yesterday afternoon
and his grave WAS covered with d
wealth OF beautiful floral tributes
which silently Told of the high esteem
in which he was held in ogden. where
he has lived during the past 20 years.
Among the most beautiful OF the floraI
offerings Was one from the Ogden Bar
association, which bore the inscription
Honest Tom kIaloney,"
The Presbyterian church, whore the
impressive funeral services We're held.
was crowded with sympsthzing friends
Who gathered to show by their pres
ence their sympathy for the widow and
only daughter, Rev, John H. Carver
preached a comforting funeral sermsSe
on the resurrection, aud eulogi2ed the
many excellent traits OF character pos.
sessed by the deceased. A quartet
sang several beautiful selections. The
Grand Army of the Republic attended
the funeral in a body also the Bar as
ISOLATION.
Among the members of the bar from
out Of the city We're: Atty Gen. NJ. A.
Breeder. p. l.. Williams, C. S. Yarian
County Atty p. p, Christensen and Mr..
Willls OF Salt Lake
AT 1880 o'clock the Weber County Ear
ISOLATION met AZ the county building
and after adopting the following reso~
buttons, marched to the church In
body
Whereas, Our brother. Thomas Ma
loney, long IA resident and valued citi~
zen of this community has departed
this life; and
Whereas, We recp enize in him
strong personal and civic virtues. and
fully appreciate his valued services to
his fellow citizens; anG
Whereas, We do now sense the loss
the officers OF the courts OF This state
and the members OF the bar have susr
tanned and feel keenly the shadow
cast upon his bereaved wife and daugh-
ter; therefore. be 1t
''Reso1Ved. That we are penetrated by
the calamity which we, In common
with his family and the people OF the
state, have sustained in the death OF
Thomas Maloney, and that we Will ever
cherish his memory, which Is endealed
10 us no less by his loVabie nature and
his many strong personal traits of
character than by his profound wis
dom and devotion 10 duty; therefore.
be 1t
Resolved, That the members Of the
bar attend the funeral services In a
body And be it further
Resolved, That these resolutions be
presented to the court and embodied
in the record thereof. and that they be
published in the papers OF this state
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Life OF Walter Green of Hooper
Crushed Out by Falling Horse.


Ogden, March 1S,--Walter Greene, a
young man about IS years of age had
his life crushed out Saturday night at
Hooper, Weber county by his horse
falling upon him, MIR, Greene had
gone To- the home of Adam Peterson, a
short distance away. TO purchase a
cow, riding to the place on horseback.
He went into the house and transacted
his business. then babe the family good
night and started home. II is sup
posed he got on his horse TO ride home
and that in crossing large ditch in
front OF MI Petterson's. the horse
stumbled and fell, throwing him be-
meath and that the horse In trying TO
get MP rolled on him 80 much that his
r life WAS crushed out, The sound OF
The horse s flounderlngs attracted MIR.
Peterson who went out 10 sec what
was the matter and was shocked 10 lind
his friend dead on the ground. He WAS
picked up and carried into the house,
and his Wife and one child We're notified
Of the sad ending. The sympathy Of
the entire community goes out 10 the
family. A coroncr's inquest was held
yesterday afternoon, resulting in a veT
dict OF accidental death. The funeral
services will be held Tuesday at
O'Clock, at the South Hooper meeting
house.
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place for holding the county gradua-
ton exercises at the date formerly
fixed, May 20 Examinations Will pc
held April 25 and 26 in the seNerai
schools. -
A communication was read from
State Supt, Nelson relative to the eN-
animation OF teachers 10 be held June
5, and Z.
In the afternoon Prof Howard r.
briggs and Miss Julia Youngherg OF
the University OF Utah. addres - the
gathering. Prof. DrlGgs spoke efoTe
the grammar section later on school
libraries giving valuable suggestion,
urging the establishment OF school liu-
raries and pointing out the means or
providing for them and their benefit
Supr. Eggertsen gave some valuable
suggestions on emphasizing essentials,
DAVID HoLpAwAY's FUNERAL.
There was a large attendance OF rela-
tyes and friends AT the funeral SER
vices held in the Third ward meeting
house yesterday. over the remains Of
David Holloway. The following were
the speakers: Elders Reed SmOot and
John Henry Smith Of the apostles,
Bishop 7. n. Taylor, President David
John and Elders III. H. Clut and j. r.
Booth. who each testified 70 the eNenl~
plary and useful life or the deceased
cal selections.
TIMPANoGos PIONEER ESER-
CISES.
Interesting pioneer exercises were
given IN the Timpanogos school FRI
day and Saturday evenings, comment
oratIve OF the settlement OF Provo,
March IS, 1919, A pantomime presen'
tation OF pioneers crossing the plains
arranged by Samuel II. Brown. WAS ono
OF the notable numbers oS 81 very ino
prOeram, which WAS alike appreciated
By the parents, who attended Friday
night, and the children, who We're pres
ent Saturday night
COAL FOR NEXT WINTER.
C. II. strate, Spring CITY. sanpete
county. coal dealer, was In Provo sat
urday on his way home from Salt Lake,
where he interviewed the coal compa-
MES on the question OF getting coal for
storage the coming summer I'm order to
be prepared for probable shortage
again next winter The promise Of coal
Was not very senerous, only two cars
a W eek being guaranteed The Sanpete
people, however need not have coal
famine n they Know or the impending
danger IN time 10 haul coal by tonm
from the mines In the mountains, which
they can DO Ia the summer but not in
the winter
GARDEN CITY NOTES
Won Marion Davis, the s-months-
son Of MI ana Mrs Albert p. Davis
died Friday night OF bowel trouble. The
FUNERAL was held yesterday at the home
The speakers were Elders William M
Rnylanpo and J.. Il. Esg
An 81. 500 steinwny piano has been re-
esiyeG by The music department. OF the
Brigham Young university
The Brigham Young university stu
-dants In agriculture had the pleasure
m listening to Am Instructive lecture
lsst goak BY Prof. ~. Rich Porter OF
the Weber Stake academy on smut,
r,,sta and blghts In wheat.
Horace Secrlst, one OF the b. Y. II.
alumni, who win graduate froru the
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and Harriet Hyde for the return 81
SalO alleged to have been given to- de-.
PENDANTS IN payment for certain par.
eel of land which they failed to make
a good title To,
CyTena Merrill Is plalntlfr Inv an az,
zion commenced against 4. II. Merritt
administrator IN the estate OF MarrI-
ner w, Merrill deceased, for the pen
tectiug of her title to her homestead.
WEDDING PERMITS
The county clerk has issued uarrla sc
licenses to the following couples-
Alcn2o Jorgeuscn ANA Miss Etie Hail
OF Shelley, Ida
Irphraim J.. Hansen OF Collinston.and
MISS Elizabeth Whttmutc Of Brigham
CITY.
a. j, Bessoggcr and Miss Mons
Chugs of Providence
Francis Walters Nf Lorenzo, idaho
and Miss Jennie Knapp OF Hubbard
ldQho.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE
County Teachers hieeting--Funcral Of
David Holdaway--Ncws Briefs.
Special CORRESPONDENCE.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, March 1s-The Utah stake
held its Sunday school conference here
yesterday In the forenoon an officers
and teachers meeting was held. and n
general meeting in the afternoon fol-
lowed by superintendents meeting.
All the meetings were well attended
and valuable and appreciated instruc-
lions were given. The following
members OF the union board were in
attendance H.. II. Cummings, II, FL.
RoIapp and John A. Burt. These With
Elders JOHN Henry Smith and Reed
Smoot Of the apostles. Elder l.. Il, Egg
gertsen, former stake superintendent
Elder Joseph b. Keller of the stake
presidency and supt- w. S, Rawlings
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LOGAN.
DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.
Marriage Licenses Are Issued 10 Fou
Couples.
Special Corresp0ndenCo,

Special Correspondence,
Logan. Cache Co, March l6.--sult has
been commenced by c.. q. BindTup
against Nephi and Elizabeth Bindrup
to set aside a certain deed OF convey
nnce OF fO-acre farm, which deed
plaintiff claims WAS erroneous, as tho
tract he intended TO convey contains
but 10 acres, but through plaintiffs
Inability TO read the mistake was not
detected by him until The deed was
signed,
Suit has also been filed by Samuel
NJ Price against his sons, Samuel w.
Franklin W, and William Price, and
their wives, to have Het aside a deed Of
conveyance Of plaintiffs farm home
stead. which he signed without due con
Nderhtion and now wants II anuNlled
James 5 Law Is suing ThOs j I'osl-
tor for the recovery OF $500. alleged
TO be due on Il sheep transaction which
occurred in 1908,
Frank FOsberg Is suing Delos Hyde
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BRIGHAM CITY.
MISS HATTIE WIGHT SUNNI NED
President of Y. Il. Nj !, ~ Falls Victim
OF Bronchitis and Heart Failure.
speclal Correspondenee.

Special Correspondence.
Brigham City, BoSelder Co, March
1S---Miss Hattie Wight president of
the Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement
associations Or the BoSelder stake. died
at the home Of her parents In the Brig
ham City Fourth ward Saturday even
ing at O'clock, after an Illness of
about a month OF complication OF
bronchitis and heart failure.
The funeral services VIII be held in
the stake tabernacle This afternoon at
o'clock.
------~------<t-
Never can tell when youlI mash a
finger or suffer cut, bruise. burn or
scad. Be prepared Dr. Thomas Ec-
Iectric Oil Instantly relieves the pain
quickly cures the wound,
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Constipation causes headache. nausea,
dizziness. languor, heart palpitation
Drastic physics grippe, sicken, weaken
the bowels and don't cure. Doar S
Regulets act gently and cure conetipa-
ton. 70 cents. Ask your druggist.
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GOING TO CUBA.
Ogden Capitalists ON an Inspection
Trip TO Land of Sugar.

ogden, March 1s,-The departure for
Cuba OF NJ S. Browning, Royal Eccles
and Adam Patterson, Immediate assoc
ciates OF David Eccles in the sugar in
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Had dyspepsia or Indigestion for
years No appetite and what / did eat
distressed me terribly. BurdOck Blood
Bltters cured mel. II. Walker, Sun
bury, Ohio.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

q
Reside FouTthNo s. nc " NJ.
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were the speakers An able paper on
the value of stake Sunday school
unions WAS presented by Miss Pearl
Snow OF the stake board and discussed
by Supt, Boyer OF Sprlngville and Supt.
Wertz of TimpanogOs. The first inter-
mediate department of the Third ward
Geo. T. Judd, teacher, gave an Interest,"
ing class exercises.
Vocal sel----. rs were rendered by the
Fifth ward j. emile choir and solo by
Miss Ethel Rawlns.
COUNTY TEACHERS MEET.
The Utah County Teachers Institute
met here Saturday. The forenoon was
principal devoted to listening to IN
structions IN art and manual training
by Prof II, H. Eastmond. The spring
Vile schools gave vocal selections UNI
der the direction OF Prof. Aaron Roy
lance.
springyillc was decided on as the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-17
a Hard Debt 10 Pay.

Il owe debt Of gratitude that can
never Ee paid off" writes G. s. Clark
OF Westfield. Iowa. for my rescue
from death, by DIR. Kings New Dis
covery. Both lungs were so seriously
affected that death seemed imminent,
WHEN commenced taking New Dis
coyery. The ominous dry hacking
cough quit before the first bottle was
used. and two more bottles made IA
complete cure" Nothing has eyo.
eqnaled New Discovery for coughs.
colds and all thront and lung com
paints. Guaranteed by all druggists.
soc and Si-Oo. Trial bottle free.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-17
aeV. Dr.. Hawthorne al Newport
News Baptist Church.
ANNOUNCEMENT BY THE PASTORS
Subjects for Sermons to be Preached
To-day Methodist Pulpits Occupied
BY visi,ors-Revival Meetings at
East End Christian Continue.

Rev J. u. Hawthorne. ID. d., OF Rich.
mond, one of the most distinguished
divines of the Baptist church, Will
preach at the Newport News Baptis,
church this morning at IL O'Clock and
this. evening ut o'clock.
The evening sermon will he address.
ed particularly TO young men. Dr.
Hawthorne preached the dedicatory
sermon for The Newport News Bap.
fist congregations handsome house of
worship that was burned ana for the
present cdIficc. and his visits to the
city always are occasions of note
with the congregation.
First Presbyterian.
At tho First Presbyterian church
today Rev T.. T. Wexford. the pastor
viii preach at IL o'clock a. m. and
o'clock p. m. rs usual. There Will
be sunday school and Bible class for
men and women at $50 O'Clock this
morning.
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sustus BENJAMIN. tenor.
400 to 500 p Morgan recital. Au
ditorium.
200 y. m. to 900 p. m.-Fircworks,
lees Parade. Reproduction Of the
Burning of jamestown"
ZOO D. m. to $500 y. m.-Ellery's
Band, Auditorium.
American Federation of Labor. Arm
CRY Hall
Tuesday. i9:-
1000 a. m.-Ellcry's Band. Main En-
noe q. Ceremonies in the Audi
American Federation of Labor. Audi.
zoo p. m.-Ellery's Band. Auditorium
go y. m.--Drill by United States
Life Saving Grow at Life Saving
300 p. m.-song Recital VIM. Angus
tus Benjamin, tcnor. Auditorium.
400 p. Morgan Recital. Audito
rum.
100 p. flcry's Band. Auditorium
Wednesday. eos
1000 a. m-Ellery's Band. Main En-.
trance
American Federation of Labor Audi
torium.
200 p. M Ellcry's Band. Auditorium
20 p. m.-Drill by L. s. Life Saving
Crew at Life Saving Station.
"'oo p. m.--Song Recital. Vim. Angus.
tus Benjamin, tenor. Auditorium.
200 p. Morgan Recital. Audto
rium
Thursday. 2l:-
1000 a. Ellery's Band. Main En-
American Federation of Labor, Audi
ZOO p. m.-Ellcry's Band. Auditorium
q: 20 p m.-Drill by u. S. Life Saving
Crew at Life Saving Station.
S'VV p m.-Song Recital, VIM. Au-
Eus'ns benjamn. Auditorium.
i:vV y. M Organ Recital, Audito
100 =. m.-Ellcry's Band. Auaito-
500 p, m.-special Recital by ]. p
rowland, assisted by Mrs. blanche
armstrong Weinschenk.
lo;Oo a. m--Ellery's Band. Main En-.
trance.
rium F'''"
american Federation of Labor. Ar.
mory Hail.
200 CO., p. m--Ellery's Band. Audito-
s.2o p. m.-Life Saving Drill. Life
Saving Station. '
"'Vo p. m.-Song Recital. Auditorium
Mm. Augustus BENJAMIN. tenor.
IVY p. Morgan Recital. Audito
100 p. m.-Ellery's Band. Auditorium
saturday. 20. Old Dominion Day:-
lo:Oo a. m-Eliery's Band, Main En-.
american Federation of Labor. Ar.
mory Hall
200 p. m.-Ellcry's Band. Audito
2;2o p. -m.-Drin at United states
I.iie Saving Station.
$40 p. m.-Song Recital, VIM. Am
gustus benjamin, Auditorium.
4'oo p. Morgan Recital. Audito
100 p. m.--Ellery's Band. Auditorium
ioo p. m.-Fireworks. Lees parade
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gIFgInIaRs Expected 10 Gather al
! Tho TercenIeDDial In Great
Crowds,
ELABORATE PROGRAM ARRANGED
There win &c Band Concerts. Pa.
rades, Fireworks Displays and 9th
e1 Features-Week opens With a
Celebration BY smithtieId and Wei.
nifty and Suffolk Tomorrow.

All roads lead 10 jamestown Expo
sition for "Old Dominion Week" and
Viginans are expected to uphold the
dignity of the State and make the
week of Novmber is, 10. 90 II, %
and %. the banner week of the Ex.
position.
Mayors Of various cities have issued
proclamations calling upon their mer-
chants TO close UP shop. advocating
the closing OF public schools, and urg.
ing the citizens to cease from all la
Dor and make holiday for one special
day at the Zig fair ON Hampton
Roads
Railroads and boat lines have all
made preparations to bring big OK
cursions from every station on their
lines of travel, ana anticipate the out
pouring OF the citizens OF Virginia to
the Exposition.
Many cities have already selected
special days during the week. to be
celebrated ut the Exposition with spe.
cial exercises
For the entertainment of Virginia
during the week the Exposition has
prepared 4 great program of special
events. There are to be fireworks,
band concerts. balls the spectacular
Burning of Jamestown" vocal and
organ music. military ana civic pa.
rades, and other features
The week opens with the celehra.
ton on Monday Of Nanscmond. Isle
of Wight ana Southampton Day.
Smithfield Day. Suffolk Day and Dan.
Vile Day. Special exercises will be
held in the auditorium. in which three
counties and three cities will partici-
pate. Mr.. Il. H. Williams. of Smith.
field, will be the orator of the dav for
his homo city. j. u. Burgess. com.
monwealth's attorney, of Suffolk. will
make Suffolk's responses to the greet.
ings of the Exposition
On Tuesday. November 10. the eel.
ebratcd Jewish Rabbi, Stephen s.
Wise, of the Free Synagogue OF New
York city. will speak on Civic I'm.
psovement righteousness" This win
be Civic Improvement Day. Char.
lottc N. c. Day will also be observed
Bristol. Tennessee-Virginia. will he
celebrated on November 20. Wednes.
day. November 81 Pulaski Dav and
Manassas Day. Lunenburg County
Day will be celebrated on Thursday
November %.
Old Dominion Day is the last dov
OF the week. Saturday November 23.
Iherc Is to be great Children's Car
nival on this day.
the Grand Old Dominion Ball is to
ia held on the night of Thursday.
November 2l. Mayors of every CITY
in the state have been invited to
name each one lady sponsor and
maids Of honor t, ranrncant tho; -,
inequalities ut this function.
Program for Week.
Monday. 49,
1000 a. NJ. 10 II n. m.-Ellery's Band,
Main Entrance. AZ.
HOO a M. to 200 p. m.-Ceremo-
MES. Audito ium.
2:3O p. m.-Drill by United States
Life Saving Crew at Life Saving
Station.
800 to 400 p. M Song recital, Au.
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Baptist Tabernacle

Rev w. G. Sale. pastor of the Ban
list Tabernacle. announces the follow
ing subjects for his sermons TODAY:
Morning. "a Better Righteousness ,
evening Ihe Greatest Enterprise o.
,ne Age or the Banking Business.
nc morning sermon will lie the sec
ono Of series Of four on Better
ihinss'' and that in the evening viii
De the second of Il series on "The
Greatest Thing of the Age"
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APPENDICITIS

Is due In large measure to abuse OF
the bowels. by employing drastic pur-
gatiyes. To avoid all danger. use
only DR.. Kings New Life pills. the
safe, gentle cleanscss and invigora.
tors. Guaranteed for headache. bill.
iousness. malaria and jnundice, at all
druggists. Csc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-17

Services will be held At St Paul's
Episcopal church today rs follows:
celebration of the blessed holy com.
'nunion with absolution at 1880 n. IN.
sunday school at $40 a. m: adul.
bible classes at 1920 4. M; morning
prayer. ante'communion service and
sermon at ii a. m; evening PRAYER
md sermon ut 1880 p. m. Tho rector
Rev. a. 0. Sykes. d. D., will preach
at both services.
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Trinity Lutheran.

Regular services will be conducted
~ the Trinity Lutheran church today.
inc pastor. Rev. L. a. Shenk. will
preach this morning on the subject.
Come Over and Help U.s. and this
evening his subject will he The Up.
roar at Elhsus.' There will be a con.
s.esational meeting after the morning
service for the purpose OF making
nominations TO MI vacancies In the
council.
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Church of Christ.

Rev. D. s. Henkel. the pastor. will
preach ut the Twenty-fousth Street
church OF Christ this morning on the
subject. Some Things Christ Said of
lfimself.' This evening the pastors
subject will be God as n CONSUMING
flre. The Relief Association will be
led at ) o'clock by Mr. C. w. Blick
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Calendar for Today
Calendar for Monday
largo shipment Of Elour

During the week ending yesterday
n total of 379f7 barrels of flour was
shipped from this port to foreign
countries. This is one of the largest
shipments of this commodity from
TINS port in more than six months
The only other cereals exported dur
Ing the week was 46.S03 bushels of
corn
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rhIrtleth Street chrietian.

Rov. w. r. Motley. the pastor, will
preach at the Thirtieth Street Christ
IAN church today on the following sub
)ects: morning, Soul Winning"
evening. The Light of the World"
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Grace Methodist.

Ny .lohn Golden. superintendani Of
~" Sailo-s' Pest will occrnv tho mi.
~ of tho C-aco Methodist CHURCH
ms evening at 7:30 O'clock. There
VIII he no morning service.