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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-24

e VINO was s. appointed to fll the z,
P. Smith. la''on u Clitu|
The office of judge Of tbo
court OF Iowa In and far 'ne distd|
zee .eenth Judicial district, CONF one ~
inc counties of Buena v iisn,pn y,
Dickinson. Emmett, Hnmh ,sls, CHI
suth, Palo Alto and poca bo,ul, X
succeed A. D. Bailie of S.as d
1908. December 4
The office of judge Of Tho =.
court OF Iowa in and for the g E4 slstll3
judicial district, comprisin ne lllleenl
ties, TIES Of AN. Audubon, cass, Fremont tau coy S
rlson, Mills, Montgomery, Page ' ps ~
wattamie and Shelby. to s,cc se, roy
Macy of Harlan, whose term, nm
December 81 1908. ~ eSpirs
me office of judge of the d...,.
court OF Iowa in and for the 0 Tl
.le.n judicial district, comprjsinr we 8
counties OF Des Moines He ,,,.,s y y
Louisa to succeed w. s WIZ is az
Mount Pleasant, whose ter w,'arov /
December 81, 1908. ~ expire
Whereof, All electors thuo,
the state and throughout tho , aps
districts herein especially enum sers''
VIII take due notice, and the sha az
OF the several counties will tak ae, !.
cial notice hereof and be a sNs ..
accordingly. soSeras
In witness whereof | have bero.
set my hand and caused to ha ae a.,.
the great seal of the state Of @i IaN
Done at Des Moines this 18th =, 'S Ss
TENDER. A. d. 1908. VI 'e
BY the governor
ALBERT B. CuMMrNa
w. G. HAYWARD. A"iNs'
Secretary of State.
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shcriHs Proclamation.

State of Iowa, Lee County.
l. JOS. ]. Datin, sheriff of said cout
ty, do hereby proclaim and give publ
notice, that in accordance with til
above proclamation, and in connectio
with the same, there will be electe
ana voted upon, on the same date an
day as above set out, the followin
oficers for Lee county, Iowa, to-wit
One county auditor.
One county treasurer.
One county clerk.
One county sheriff.
One county recorder.
One county attorney.
One county coroner.
One county superintendent I
schools.
one county surveyor.
one member board of supervisor
Tor term commencing January, 100
One member board Of supervisor
for term commencing January, 1910
or all of which the voters Of sa
county will take due iotice ar
govern themselves accordingly.
JOS. j. DATiN,
Sheriff of Said County
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-24
STATE OF IOWA,
Executive DEPARTMENT,

BY the Governor:
A Supplemental Proclamation
Pursuant to law, I, Albert p cu,
minis, governor of the state of ro~]
do hereby proclaim. make known ~
give notice that at the general els1
ton to be held on the TUESDAY nsI
after the first Monday in Noyembs1
A. ID. 1908, it being
The Third Day of November
A. D. 1903,
there will be submitted, in pursuan,
OF Joint resolution of the Tbir,,
second general assembly. to all N
electors qualified to vote upon II !,
their ratification or rejection. a 90
tain proposed amendment to n
constitution of the state of Iowa Vi,
to add to section eighteen dN
article one "a of the constitution
the state of Iowa the following
The general assembly. howevs
may pass laws permitting the owpe,
of lands to construct drains. ditche
and levees for agricultural, sanitar
or mining purposes across the lanf
of others. and provide for the organ
cation of drainage districts. vest II
proper authorities with power
construct and maintain levees. drail
and bitches and to keep in repair ,
drains. bitches and levees heretofo
constructed under the laws of i
state, by special assessment up,
the property benefited thereby II
general assembly may provide by Ia
Tor the condemnation of such re
estate as shall be necessary for d
construction and maintenance of su,
drains, bitches and leyees. and pr
scribe the method of making SUI
condemnation"
Whereof, All electors througho
the state will take due notice al
the sheriffs of the several countit
VIII take official notice hereof and |
governed accordingly.
In witness whereof have hereun
set my hand and caused to be affix,
the great seal of the state of low
Done at Des Moines this twent
eiehth day of September, A. D. 49,
BY the governor,
ALBERT B. CUMMINS.
w. c. HAYWARD,
Secretary of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-10-24

keokuK merchants can buy guar
arteed circulation fer their advertise
ments II they use The Gate City. Thers
is no secrecy about the circulation o.
this paper. 1t is open to patrons.
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S. HamiIl Co., Wholesale Distributors
keokuk.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
PLANS FOR RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION
Proposed to Withdraw Children from School
One Afternoon Each Week.

The scheme Of withdrawing children from the
public schools one afternoon each week and giving
them religious instruction in the churches is meet
ing with more public support than even the friends
of the movement expected. It is plan which was
first suggested by d well known Lutheran clergy
man OF this city, the Rev. DR.. George L. Wanner,
and II has been taken up by leaders in Episcopal,
Presbyterian and other bodies. not only in New
York, but IN many parts of the country. During
the last two or three months official bodies meet
ing in regular session have indorsed it
II is not intended to abolish the public school, SO
TO speak. for one afternoon in each week. 1t is
simply proposed that such parents desire to do
may, upon written request, withdraw their
children for the afternoon. without detrrnent
to their standing In the school, and them in
stead to receive such religious instruction as the
parents and their pastors approve The difficulties
surrounding the plan many, but the situation
is held by Christian leaders TO be desperate one.
Superintendents of public schools in states and
cities have been conferred with, and without ex-
Ception they think the plan a feasible one.
The chief drawback is said to be the unprepared-
ness of the churches TO undertake the instruction
Buildings are not available. save in few instances
in large cities. and ministers already have all they
can do Furthermore, 1t is pointed out that minis
tiers are not all trained for school work, even if
they had the time for it The plan Is going there
fore 10 require salaried instructors.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
A NEW INTERNATIONAL MEETING.
Young Peoples Missionary Movement Lay
ing Large Plans for First Session.

The Young Peoples Missionary Movement is lay
ing large plans for its first international conven-
ton to be held in Music Hall, Pittsburg March
10 TO p. It's purpose is to bring together the
leaders in home and foreign missionary efort OF
the Protestant bodies OF the United States end
Canada, and especially those leaders who have IN
charge the education in missionary affairs OF the
yo,1nc- of their denominations. II is hoped that
plans may be adopted that will quickly lead TO a
more thorough and far-reachins educational move
ment.
Attendance at the convention is limited TO tWen-
tv-fve hundred from outside of Pittsburg. Some OF
the ablest speakers on missionary and educational
topics in America and in England will address the
convention
The increase in systematic study OF mission az
fairs BIZ the young people OF the churches since the
organization OF the Young Peoples Missionary
Movement Is considered by leaders TO be remark
able The records show that in 1893 there were
1900 Young people in mission study classes. In
1876 there were 5a.00o and this year the number
runs over 10000. and is still rapidly growing
There is now hardly denomination but has lis
Young peopla's secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
MORE EVIDENCE AGAINST TRUST,
Witness in Governments Suit Describes
Methods Of American Tobacco Company

Through the testimony of Henry NJ Stone yes
terday in the suit to dissolve the Tobacco Trust
the government counsel succeeded IN getting IN
more evidence that Of the favorite methods of
the trust 10 knock out its competitors has been by
underselling and forcing surrender. Stone. who
was a salesman for r. P Richardson, Jr., & Co,
of Reidsville, N c., told how the American To-
bacco Company had invaded Mississippi. where the
Richardson company formerly was in business, and
by cutting the prices of Of its brands smi-
lar to a brand OF the Richardson company COM
PEELED the latter to TO terms. That in 1903
Yesterdays session is probably the last that
viii be held in New York for some time To ia
citate the examination of Witnesses the hearing
will be continued in Cincinnati January %. From
there the examiner and counsel will go 70 Louis
vile, Nashville and Richmond, and perhaps to
other cities in the South.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18

Mr.. Belmont also transferred title yesterday to
Nathaniel NJ. Rothschild and several other persons
q parcel 76.6x100 feet the east side of 9th ave,
2J2 feet north Of S1st St, to plot 2oSx Irregular
at the northeast corner Of 81st ST. and 9TH ave. 10 q
parcel at the northwest corner of Mott ave and
l28th st. and to several other parcels.
William F. Fiavemeyer transferred title yesterday
to Arthur w. Saunders three parcels in 31st ST.
and in 32d ST, just east OF 9Th ave The conf
bined parcels have 2 frontage in 31st st OF 65.1
feet and of % feet in 32d ST. Arthur W Saunders
holds title TO adjoining property. According 70 a
report yesterday, which was not confirmed, the
plot is to be improved in the near future by the
erection Of a hotel
II D. Baker & Bro have sold for the Realty
Transfer Company a six story elevator apartment
house on plot los 6x9o 2xe911x127 feet, at the
northwest corner of 1880 st, and Hamilton Place
Il is one Of four houses covering the block fronts
in Broadway and Hamilton Place between 143d and
144th sts. which were built by John " Signell.
Hsrbarter & Silk going TO erect six story
brick tenement house on the premises NO. Sf1 East
18th ST. 22x79 feet, from plans drawn by Bernstein
& Bernstein, at a cost of $500
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
REPORTED LEASES.

Pool & Macy to the Hasbrouck Piano Company for
term of years the four story and basement build
ing Nos SIT and 519 West 32d ST. also for A E Pei
ham to the Riverside Mills the top loft in the build
ing at Nos. ALI and IA West 26th ST. and to sarnoff
Brothers a large subway store in the Mercantile
Building. at the southwest corner of sd St and
Fourth ave. for a term Of years.
Ashley NJ. Heron leased for Joseph Il. Bearns
the entire building No. Isl Hudson St. northwest
corner OF Hubert ST.. for long term OF years 10
Bennett, Day & Co, and for the Astor estate the
second loft in the building No. 574 to 37S Broadway
southeast corner OF White ST., for term of years
TO the Rapid Addressing Machine Company.
Tie Felt Construction Company has leased 10 An
derson & Co. 1890 square feet OF space in the new
twelve story loft building Nos IL ana lis West
9th at.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Mcguire & Co. have sold to client for invest
r1ent the FIVE story triple fathouse No. Ia Wes.
18th St, between Lenox and 7th aves.
F. ]. Wilton has sold to William Richtberg
plot, 50xl25 feet, the west side of Andrews ave.
475 feet south Of Fordham Road. The buyer viii
erect two family houses on the site.
Hopkins & Boyd have sold for Otis A Myatt No
32 East 42d St, FIVE story tenement house 25x779x
irregular. It is so feet east of Sd ave.
II G. Senior & co. have sold for the Central
Realty Company &c Singer Brothers Nos. 1885 to
1895 Amsterdam ave, three six story new law
houses, with stores plot 12Ox1G6 feet.
Arnold, Byrle & Baumann have sold for Saio
Cohn TO Leopold Yesky five story hathouse on a
lot 26xle feet, At the southwest corner OF l1sth
street and Fifth ave. This is the second corner
parcel in this section sold this week by the same
brokers for Mr.. Cohn.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
BELMONT GIVES TITLE.
ROTHSCHILDS BUYERS.
Park RozU Building and Fifth AUe.
Parcels IN the Deal.

Nathaniel NJ RothschiId. member of the
famous Rothschild family and several other per-
sons took title yesterday from the Park Row
Realty Company august Belmont to the Park
Row Building No. 13 to q Park Row. one OF the
largest and one of the most valuable ohice
structures on Manhattan Island It is valued at
about s50oo 600. Mrs. Margaret O. Sage, widow CT
Russell Sage lent so.500000 at ~ per cent on the
property last fall.
Douglas Robinson Charles S. Brown & Co are
the agents of the building A representative CT
the company said last night that the firm had
learned that the Rothschild family had got TUE
to the property from the realty transfers maoe
Yesterday II knew nothing more about the trans
action that what the deed OF conveyance showed.
August Belmont has been the representative IN
This city for many years of the Rothschild family
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
MonteVldsc Jan i5-Arabistan tBr). New York for
BuenJs -iyras and Rosario.
Cspe Town Ja1 15-Horatus (Btl. New York via 81 Viz
GibrsItar Jan 15-Indrasarha (Br). Yokohama etc for
Boston and New York
Avonnlolth. Jan l7-Manhattan GER. New York
Hull 16--Weehawken tISrl New York
I7-Rotenfels tC5eTl, New York via Alden
Newcastle. Jan 16-LondOn CITY (Erl. New YORK.
Liverpool. Jan 17-Lusitauia (L;l. New York
Naples 17k6nsen Luse Ger: Nsw York for Genoa
proceeded.
Genoa, Jan 17-Hsmnurg Ger. Burrneisrer New York
via Gibraltar; Caronia (Brl Kew York
SAILED
Santos Jan 15-Spartan Prince tErl. Smith. York
Asiers Jan IS-Aros Castle (3IJ from Leshorn New
York
Cherbourg. Jan 16-Amerika eie!) from from Hamburg
Dsmsrara Jan l3-Guiana (Br1, New York via Northern
Islands
Marseics. Jan 14-Rons CFr0 New York
Santos, Jan li-Thespis tsrl. Ferguson. New York.
Oueenstown Jan 1TArabic (Br,. from Liverpool
York
York.
PASSED
Lizard. Jan iI-Stateudam Dutch. York for Bou
Icgne and Rotterdam.
sages, Jan l5Ellen Rckners Ger. Haiphong.
New York and Philadelphia.
Gibraltar Jan 16HampOn tEr) Bombay for Phil
Cape Recife Jan l5-Indus (r). Kidd. New YORK
SsS Fs3s 'naon oe
Perrin Jan I7-Montrose (Brl Glesg Manila Cebu SIN
GaPcrc and Penang for Boston and New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
PLANS FOR FEDERAL CHURCH COUNCIL

Plans are already well under way for the first
meeting of the Federal Council Of the Churches OF
Christ in America. which is 10 be held in the
city Of Philadelphia in December of this year.
4 large majority Of the Protestant denominations
Of the country have already sigried their official
Intention to he represented in the council Certainly
fifteen million Protestant communicates VIII be
represented by the delegates who will assemble N
Philadelphia In December.
Although the plan for the organization OF the
council was decided upon at the fnterchurch Con-
ferenca or Federation held in Nev York in the
fall Of 1905 the council itself will decide in large
measure .he special functions which it will carry
out There was appointed at the New York con-
ference however. executive committee "hlch
has in charge the arrangements for the forthcon-
ing meeting OF the council
It is the hope ef leaders in the movement that
the new federal council may stand as the mouth
piece Of American Professionalism in all matters in
which the churches are Jointly interested.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The Religious Education Association is to hold
It's national convention Washington, the dates
being February L to 13. One of the convention
speakers is to be President Roosevelt although the
convention is TO go to him for his address instead
OF haTlng him come TO the convention. The plan
mas been made TO have the delegates received by
the President on the afternoon of February u at
the White House, and al that time Mr. Roosevelt
is 10 speak on the general convention theme .nTbe
Relation Of Moral and Religious Education TO the
Life Of the Nation"
Any doubling the possibility Of successful
evangelism in New York need but attend the
revival services in progress at the Metro
politan Temple, at Seventh avenue and 18th streat
IN order TO have his doubts abated Less than two
weeks ago DR.. John Wesley Hill, the new pastor
began an evangelistic movement which has TINS
Tar resulted IN the conversion Of little short of one
hundred men and women, most Of whom have
UNITED with the church Among the features Of IN
terest IN the meetings Is the singing OF the large
chcrus choir, the thrilling solos Of Mrs Minnie
Castle Davis, the pointed and often blunt preach
ing OF the earnest pastor and the testimonies Of
those who have been converted. Dr. Hill will
preach every evening next week, while the services
are announced 10 continue throughout January and
possibly until the last OF February.
In the Manhattan Congregational Church ~ the
usual meeting Of the church on Wednesday the
following officers were elected: Clerk. Warren F.
French; treasurer, Frederick H. Afeseve; deacons,
X. Field.
The Rev. J. H. Cannon, leader Of the evangelstic
campaign being conducted at Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church, VIII be assisted this week by
-. and Mrs. Baker, the singing evangelists Of
Brooklyn William Nesbitt, policeman Of this city.
and James p. Johnston evangelist of PhiladeI-
pha.
The thirty-sixth anniversary Of the Bowery
Branch OF the Young Mems Christian Association
viii pc celebrated tomorrow evening at Grace Re-
formed Church, Seventh avenue and 54th street
The Rev. DR.. Joseph R Duryea, pastor OF the
church, will deliver an address.
Representatives Of the Hampton School, in Vir-
giuia, will tell OF the work among Indians and
negroes tomorrow at two church services in the
city. In the afternoon at 430 they will speak in
the Church of the Divine Paternity and in the
evening at 5 IN the Lenox Avenue Reformed
Church.
Chaplain II. 8. Turner will outline the work
OF the school and give idea OF the results
of its forty years work for the young men and
women Of what are sometimes called the disin-
herited races Of our country. the negro and the
Indian a representative negro graduate, Major
Robert r. Motion. who for q number OF years has
been conrnandant at the school, Will give of
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
BROOKLYN AND LONG ISLAND SALES.

William II. Goldey has sold to A J. Robinson the
plot at the southwest corner OF Bedford and Fos-
ter aves Brooklyn, c37 feet on Bedford ave and
100 feet deep also, to Charles and Henry MINERS,
a four story fiat, at the southeast corner of Nos
trand ave. and Prospect Place: also. for E. r.
strong to c. L. Wheeler. No. AIS East 18th ST. a
detached frame dwelling house, plot 50xI00 feet.
Adolph /. Namm has sold TO Mrs. Hugh de Haven
No Il Pierrepont St, Brooklyn. a three story and
basement brick dwelling house. With extension on
a lot 25xss feet
Herman Frankfort has sold for Mullen O. Buck
lev two cottages In Cedar ave. Far Rockaway.
Long Island. To Edward A New
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES
ANNUAL STATEMENTS OF BIG CONGREGATIONS
SHOW ADVANCE IN AMOUNT OF GIFTS.

with total OF ss7s 7s5. and also in the number OF
ordained missionaries.
The totals for the year show a slight falling on
in the number of ordained missionaries. but since
the total number of native helpers increased dur
ing the year from SIS to e5s76 there was never
theiess marked increase ir the total Christian
force in foreign mission fields.
Another notable increase is shown in the statis-
tics of missionary schools in the field. These In
creased in numbers during the year from 2sol0 to
% Sos and the number of pupils increased over
5000 last years total being L.57,S45 while this
years is considerably over 10000
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
TO IMPROVE PIKE ST. PARCEL,

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
teqldent Murphy for reinforcing the assembly floor
of the three story synagogue, No IS Pike st,
owned by the Congregation Habath Zion. The
architect is II. r. Daniels
Plans have also been filed for remodelling the
ground floor store of the loft building at the
southwest corner of Fifth ave and 18th St the
improvements being made for Rudolph Germ
shAinler. &. ". Berger is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
BUYS BIG FLUSHING TRACT.

The Broadway Flushing Company has purchased
seven acres at Flushing from the Auburndale
Realty Company The parcel adjons tracts which
il recently bought. With this purchase II has 230
acres adjacent to the Broadway station at Flush
ing OF the Long Island Railroad. Contracts have
been let for making city improvements TO the
property NJ. Lindheim &; Co negotiated the pur-
oh
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Friday, Jan. Il. 1903.

ARRIVED.
.5asstsnts . q @ ne Ptsas5f s9 Is IceT C. & Jan IS
cabin and S44 steerage passengers mails and 1dse Al
''Eaa Steamer M r Mige De iarinaga @ Thomson Manc3ss
Ter January Queenstown 3, 10 Barner 6 - IN
last Arrived at the Bar at m VIII load ior ne
steaner vineenzo Bonan1o Gtap Bellanni MsSsina
Phelps Bros Go. rndss- Arrived az the Bar al
Nspiea to the White Star Lne. III cabin and ~
steerago passengers and mdse Arrived at 'hs Bar AZ
DoEis65oSk Eheh 1,r 2rstVS6 CO last night from
AssrasG1 Pg2 v4 4nf s?9tin 9 aaE ialo a
steamer M r Asghany Ger Ruger Cape Hai January
Port dA Pax g. ST Marc L Port-au-Prnce D. Aux Caves
s Jacn1e ana Marta 10 to The
steamer anne Granada sr5 Mctsfah Trinidad JanaT
and Grenada Trinidad shipping and Trading 90
with i passengers, mails and rndS Arrived at the Bar
stesmer Armenian CBr, starck. Liverpool January
to the White star Line. with mdse Arrived az the Bar
@ 81 @ 6s.si s r1gg g al sg ssr al a.
Steamer Thmbieby r> Mothersdale- Wilmington.
y c January Is. F1nch. Edye Cc. in ballast Ar
steamer T twilight jI3r) Morris Huelya December IS,
Passed in sanay Hook at I2 1r, m !. aud
steamer ArsP9hos kem6e % ia Ja31s0nxs @ % er IS I I
Charleston lS 70 ine GEyqs - = ,oc WIN a 4, GIL
the Southern Pacific Co. with ndse Passed IN Quaran-
steamer Mama Iata Charles Baltimore 20 H c Fcs-
Steamar a PaTnes s1Tain Fhiadspha. CLYDE IS
6 eaTeT ~l5 mai Bs. f9a hveTo oGtSea5t Of Rro Isl
steamer jamestown. Catherine. Newport News and Nor
folk. 10 the Old Domni9n s. So with passengers a1
Steamer AI6uera 5T5r5 IocIhart Crareston January -
70 H winchester s Co. ballast Arrived the Bar
sandy Hook ]. Jan II. $50 n-rnd southwest.
fresh breeze; partly cloudy
SAILED.
Norfolk and Ne"Port Ssws 4@PsS1s BTgnsS ard
Venezia Fr' Marssilles and Naples Yq1nuri CaHanl
MARI Arr. Antonio.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

18th St, 5 l15 It W Of BeauInoPt ave- for
Two story brick and clubhouse. 44X4i:
William = Lennon owner and architec,- 500
Perry ave. ( s. 27S # Of WcodIawn Road; ror
. two story brick dwelling house. 2iX60; Frank
Sahulka. cwner; Louis Faik architect-......- 30
iG5lh : 81 II Of Brock axe: for a tNr
story brick grain drying plant, 2sxJ9, Melro-r
Grain Drying Company. owner; Frank STANLEY
New-York tribune., 1908-01-18

A SYMPOSIUM on economic and sociological sub
jects with special reference 10 present day prob
lens of the Individual, will be held at the West
Side Y. NJ. c. A tomorrow afternoon. AT the
regular afternoon meeting in the auditorium the
Rev Dr.. Frank Oliver Hall will open the dis
cussion on .'The Individual and the Social Prob
lem Rabbi Stephen S. Wise will take UP the
personal side of the problem in talk on What
Ought 1 To Do?'' Following this meeting several
a talk by DR.. Louis r. Wezmiller physical di-
rector of the branch, Coughs. Colds and
Consunpton"; an Economic Interpretation Of
the Old Testament by Robert W. Bruere general
agent of the Association for Improving the Con-
dition OF the Poor. and discussion on Char
acter Temperament and Personality" by Irving e.
Vining, who is conducting a character study club
A fellowship supper at cost Will be served at s
O'Clock.
At the monthly business meeting Of the WORK
ing1nen's Club of the Church of the Holy Com
munion, to be held next Monday, address is to
be delivered by Controller Metz on Municipal IN
terests Which Appeal To and Make Claim on
the Workingman.'
Al ST. Agnes Chapel, Trinity Parish, West "za
street near Columbus avenue, in the AFTERNOON at
o'clock the annual service OF the City Missions
Society will be held, with special speakers. VINO
will tell of their work in the prisons and aims
houses and hospitals and among the poor anu
outcast OF the city.