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she might feel safe with him.

she might feel safe with him.
II feel it." she said.
The scout broke silence. Better not
CO." he said.
'4Oh, mustv' was her answer.
They rode away together. All the
night long they rode, hating during the
day. On the third morning as the wo-
man was about to lie down for few
hours rest the scout rose, as one who
was about to deliver an grafton.
"Only six miles," he said.
Fear OF the hostiles had forsaken
her, and they rode rapidly on, indifrer-
emit alike to the whistle Of the bullets,
the yelIs Of the braves and the efforts
Of small parties Of bucks to head them
off. Closer and closer to the camp,
and then as the sentry challenged the
scout turned and let the woman ride
ahead.
He faced the hostiles for q moment.
Then he looked around and saw the
guard rush forth and welcome the
fainting wife. The dancing braves
Jared on his sight. He turned back
to where the woman had entered the
camp and then followed her.
The officer Of the guard almost hug
ged him. Men gathered about him
The captain clasped his hand. The
wounded lieutenant, now almost well
wept.
The talk annoyed him.
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Riddles.

What would a diamond become II
placed In basin of water? Wet.
What is everything and everybody
doing at the same time? Growing
Older.
What is that which never asks any
questions and yet requires many an
swers2 The doorbell.
why Is a fly taller than most men3
Because II stands over six feet with
out shoes and stockings.
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Coach Joshua Crane Of the Harvard
football team Is a millionaire sports
man, who has spent most Of his life
participating In various expensive
terms Of sport
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
BANK MOVES TO
NEW QUARTERS
WALL STREET CONCERN TRANS.
PORTED ITS MILLIONS OF
CASH AND SECURITIES uN.
HEAVY GUARD OF POLICE

New York, Dec. l9.--In the quiet OF
the Saturday half holiday in Wall
Street after the suspension Of bust
ness on the exchanges and general
desertion of the financial district, the
employees of the National City Bank
this afternoon effected transfer OF
s70.000.000 in currency nearly $500
100000 worth of securities from the
banks temporary quarters across
Wall Street to the new bank building,
formerly the Old Custom House.
A squad OF policemen formed a
double line across the narrow thor
oughfare and between the two lines
of blueeoats the procession of the
500 employees marched from the old
building to the new carrying with
them small safes, chests. boxes aud
bags in which the wealth Of the bank
had been placed for the transferring
process.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
GIRL WEARING
MANS ATTIRE
ARRESTED IN CEDAR RAPIDS,
lOWA,--HAD MASQUERADED
FOR FOUR YEARS.
STORY OF ADVENTURES
With Which Murder in Philadelphia
Two Years AGO May Be Con-
nected, Told BY Prisoner to
the Police.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Dec IA
young woman masquerading as a
man and telling strange story OF AT
ventures, with which murder com
mitted two years ago in Philadelphia
may be connected, was arrested here
today under the name of Earl waters.
The police arrested Waters" for
the perpetration of practical joke
inrobbing his" own room and filing
a complaint against another person.
They discovered Waters" to be II
girl. apparently IS years old
The girl does not know her own
name unless ii is Pearl Waters, She
says her earliest recollections are OF
a life in New York Four years ago
the girl donned boys suit and start
ed out.
At Philadelphia she fell in with It
young man, becoming his companion,
though she did not reveal her sex
She says he became involved in a
quarrel, committed murder and that
they fled.
They came to Cedar Rapids two
years ago. since which time both have
been employed as newsboys on trains.
Her companion will probably be taken
into custody and held pending an In.
vestigatIon of the Philadelphia muir
der story.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
ENCLEW0OD HIGH
DEFEATS BUTTE
THEREBY WINNING HIGH SCHOOL
CHAMPIONSHIP OF NORTH.
WEsT-PLAY ON CHRISTMAS
DAY AT DENVER.

Butte, Mont, Dec. i9.-Englewood
High School of Chicago wrested the
football championship of the north
west from Butte today by score of
t2 to T. The battle was fierce
throughout After fifteen minutes
play in the first half, House, fD
Butte kicked field goal. scoring
four. Ten minutes later Pepper of
Chicago made touchdown and kiel
ed the goal
In the second half, House, Butte's
star quarterback was badly hurt and
taken from the field He was re-
placed by Harrington Piska Scar
and Stelt. Of Chicago, all receive
broken noses. hut remained In the
game Sears made the second touch
down and Piped kicked the goal, e.
glewood goes from here 10 play the
Denver High School Christmas day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
CASTRO AND THE
GERMAN PAPERS
ONE UTTERLY IGNORES THE
PRESENCE or THE PREsl-
DENT or VENEZUELA.
WARNING TO THE PRESS
Printed in Berlin Paper Says Castro
Should Be Treated With Cour-
\ tesy--Another Would Get
His Promise to Be Good.

Berlin, Dec. 19.--Many of the news
papers in their weekly political re
views deal with Castro's visit in
connection with the Venezuelan situ-
alton, The Tageblat says
y THE German government cannot
much longer show favor towards the
president unless he gives assurances
that Venezuela will fulfill her inter.
national obligations"
A notable fact is that the semi
official Norddeutsch Allgemine lei
tung utterly ignores the presence of
Castro, Such a course was never be.
fore adopted when the chief of a for
eign state was visiting Germany, even
though in private capacity.
The Berlin Neuste Nachrichten
prints an article from well inform
ed" source warning the German press
against adopting an unfriendly atti-
tude toward Castro. The writer says
that Germanys business interests
should cause the newspapers to re-
frain from offensive illusions such as
ex-cowher and president of the rob
Der state.
Castro, the article continues, is con.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
NEWS FORECAST
FOR THE WEEK
HOLIDAY RECESS WILL CAUSE
LULL IN PROCEEDINGS OF
U. S. CONGRESS.
TWO BIG MURDER TRIALS
win Begin Monday-Both in East
Pan.American Scientific Con-
venes in Santiago, Chile,
Christmas Day.

Washington, Dec. 19.-The holiday
recess will cause a hull in the pre-
cecdings of congress during the com.
ing week. but as majority of the
law makers. have acquired the habit
Of remaining In Washington since
railroad passes were abolished there
probably Will be enough gossip going
the rounds to keep special corra.
spondents from growing stale. The
cabinet makers will be busy, import
ant conferences will be held AMI
the house committee on ways and
means will probably continue its
hearings.
Two murder trials that will attract
public attention are scheduled to be.
gin Monday. The first is that of
Mrs Catherine Erb and her sister
Mrs. Beisel, who will be tried for the
alleged murder of Mrs. Erbs husr
band, Captain J. Clayton Erb, who
was prominent in Philadelphia pot
tics. The second trial will be that
of Andrew McGrath, who shot and
killed Walter f. Ammon. the "oleo-
king" in the Pennsylvania
railroad station in Jersey City
short time ago.
In observance of the Christmas
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
TAFT WILL ASK
KN0X'S ADVICE
BEFORE CONTINUING THE CABI.
NE MAklNG BUSINESS ANY
FURTHER.
NEWSPAPER SUGGESTION
Deprecated by Taft in Talk at Angus.
ia Yesterday--No Offers OF Any
Positions Pending to
Anyone.

Augusta, Ga, Dec f9-Directed as
|pers cabinet suggestions which have
been heard recently in many quarters,
Presiden.elect Taft saia tonight that
he had made no progress whatever
in making up his cabinet aside froin
the Knox announcement.
Admitting that nearly all the names
suggested in the papers also had heel
suggested to him, and that in nearly
all instances he thought well Of the
men, he insisted that he had reached
no determination, and that there WA
not pending any offer of any post
ton to any one.
Since his arrival here Taft said he
had been free from active negotia,
ton regardin his cabinet. aside
from the telegram he received yes.
terday from Knox In this connection
he added that he had made no en-.
gagements for conferences ON that or
other subjects.
Taft said he has as yet not written
TO Knox of his desire to see him here,
and that he had not heard from the
senator except from the acceptance
telegram.
Taft said he would talk the matter
over thoroughly with his secretary q
state before going further into the
cabinet making business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
FIRE IN STORE
CAUSES PANIC
WOMEN IN CROWD OF CHRIST
MAS SHOPPERS FAiNT-NoNE
INJURED AGED INVALID
DIES IN FLAMES.

Chicago, Dec. l9.-Crowds Of Chris.
mas shoppers were thrown into =
panic tonight BY fire in Seigel. Coop
or & Company's department store a,
State and Van Buren streets.
The fire started in = vesiibule ani
although Il was quickly extinguished
and no one seriously injured. several
women in the crush to get out tainted
and had to be carried 20 the street
The damage was shall
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
NOT KNOWN IN PHILADELPHIA

NOT KNOWN IN PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 49, -Snperin-
tendent Taylor of the Philadelphia
bureau OF police, received an inquiry
tonight concerning Earl Waters, san.
rested In Cedar Rapids. Iowa. today
and who said she was involved In a
murder committed here two years
ago. Superintendent Taylor says he
has no record of Waters" and
knows of no murder In which the girl
miht be implicated.
Several unsolved murder mysteries
confront the police of Philadelphia.
notably that of DR.. Wilson, who was
Killed by drinking a bottle of poisoned
ale which was sent him by express.
Superintendent Taylor, however, says
the woman who was arrested at Ce.i
dar Rapids while masquerading as a
man could not have been involved IN
that murder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20

sidering large additions of equipment
both of the army and navy and IL
thinking OF placing orders I'm Ger
many. The Venezuelan president is
also seeking military instructors for
HIS military academy recently estab-
lIshed in Caracas. and is likely to give
preference to officers OF the GernNn
army All this leads the Neuste
Nachrichten writer TO hope that Ger
many will strive TO obtain a perma-
nent influence bcth politically and
economically in Venezuela.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
CONFESSES TO MURDER
Man in Columbus, O., Jail Tells Of
Killing Sweetheart in Franklin
County, H., in 1896.

Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 19.-Charlcs
Clayton, serving four years In the
penitentiary for alleged horse steal.
in this county, has given to Deputy
Warden Wood what purports to be a
confession of a murder committed in
Franklin County, Illinois. in 1896
His alleged victim was Miss Alma
Wilmore, his sweetheart, who he
lnred to a lonely spot, he says Clay.
ton, it is said, told the deputy that
his corretc name is Riley Price. He
admits serving two terms in the
Southern Illinois penitentiary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20

holidays the stock exchanges. banks
and other financial institutions, the
courts and a majority Of business
establishments throughout the coun.
try win be closed from Thursday
might until Monday morning. white
the big folks and little folks through
out the land are in the enjoyment q
the Yuletlde festivities.
On Christmas Day there will as
semble IN the progressive city Of san
tiago. Chile a Pan-Ameriean scient fl,
congress that promises TO he the
most notable gathering of its Kind
eyei held i'm the Western Hemis-
phere. The United States has sent
to the congress a distinguished dele
cation that includes Representative
Of Yale, Harvard. the University Of
Wisconsin. University of PennsyI.
isbia and otha ,educational inst.tr-
ticns. the Smithsonian Institute. ami
the United States army
Another event of interest In the
foreign field vii be the assembling
Of the Japanese diet. which has been
called for next Tuesday.
The Atlantic bsttleship feet. bone
ward bound. will conclude fts stay a.
Colombo. Ceylon. and proceed 10
Suez The ships vil pass through
the Suez canal As expeditiously a.
possible ami tifen the feet viii split
into four divisions. each division Wis
ltine a different Mediterranean ron
before ressser1bline Al Gibraltar
early in February for the last stretch
of the voyage hone
The sporting event Of the Week
vii be the uuEilistic contest a. syd
ncy. Australia. between the two
American ighters. Tommy Burns and
latk Johnson The event takes
plfoe SATURDAY am is advertised -
for ths championship - ths poriI.
The titis % Eaifh hss been ~ CON
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
BROKER FATALLY SHOT
BY Man Who Claimed he Was Being
s~indied Out Of $3.50 IN Financing
Scheme.

New York. Dec. Following an
alteration over an alleged debt Of
$3.50 incurred in connection with the
financing of the Electric Vibrating
Company of which he was treasurer,
Henry p. Suysn. a mining stock brok-
er. and member of the Curb stock
market. was shot in his Office today
by John C. Lumsdeu. an inventor
Suysn was fatally wounded. Lums
den claimed the money in question
was due him and that an attempt was
being made to defend him ~ it
Lumsden was arrested
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
MILE RECORD BROKEN.

Los Angeles. Cal. Dec ia new
EOrlds recOTd Tor one mile and a FUR
ling circular track. was made Al san
Anita Park todsg. when VeN PoTuli
woH the GolIcn Gate state handicap
for thre year olds and upward He
ran she distance in I-5a fat which j.
3s seconds faster than the best pre-
yious time. made hy Charles Edvsrl
Al Brighton Beach. Nev York. tEo
years ego
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
CHURCH WOMAN DIES.

Philadelphia. Dec 19.-Miss &C.
trude Robinson. sister Of RI. Rev.
Henry Douglass Robinson, Episcopal
Bishop of Nevada. died in a hospital
here today ~ typhoid fever. Sh'
formerly resided in Racine. Wis aud
was prominent in church aafairs in
the vest
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
AGED AsoLIrIosIsr DIES.

Trayerse City. Mich. Dec i9.-Ias
Bartlett Of Petoskey. aged 80. died
here today. IN 1859 al Oberlin. Ohio.
he was one Of the party Of abolition
lists imprisoned for foreibly releasing
a fugitive slave from party % south
eners Who had captured the slave
near Oberlin
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
M'FARLAND DEFEATED
In Bicycle Race With Major Taylor
at Boston Last Niaht-krebs
Wins Ten Mile Race.

Boston. Der l9-Floyd Mcfarland
~ san lose Cal. winner with James
Moran as a partner Of the recent six
day race in New York. was defeated
By Major Taylor of Worcester to
night In a match sprint race. Tay-
lrr wont two out of three heats. the
FIRST. a mile sprint in 2;433. and
third heat. a half mile sprint. in l:07.
Mcfarland won the second heat a
mile pursuit race. in 1851 3-5.
The ten mile open professional
race was won by FLOYD Krehs. Of
Newark, y. J.. in 1851 Is. Worth
Milton Of Davenport. Ia. won second
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
HURT IN COLLISION
Passenger Train On c. n. & o. Col.
lides With Switch Engine In
Springfield Yards.

Springfield, H., Dec. 19.-The G.
H. & d. passenger train collided
with switch engine in the yards
here tonight. A dozen or more pas
sengers were slightly injured and
the engineer and fireman of the pas
serger train were seriously hurt.
Seriously injured Scott Sammons
Indianapolis, engineer; o. York, fire
man; j. c. Fichel, Kansas City, pas.
senger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20

IorS tonight in winning the final
heat of the seventy yard dash Il.
Coughham of the Irish-American
Athletic Club, made the distance in
z l-5 seconds. equalllng the worlds
record for the distance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
HELPLESS. DIES m FLAMES.

Chicago. Dec. I9.-Tnsbie TO ge
out Of bed while the flames sWep
about him. Paul Hciligcndorf. an age
invalid. vas burned to death IN a f-s
in a fat building in West Erie sired
tonight
The man l. supposed TO havs
caused the Ere BY dropping a iighte5
match sad vas then unable either 70
escape or sail for help. Eleven cthti
families in the building escaped
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20

HopuOT pus uElISa piun
s1ruO mIOgs5oIS sEE s1sI qlvsp iss
scl sgl SuIaEu sdornz - ssuI3 s1L
Esro v-s5-s-s ksHssH
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
DoNoHUe WHIPS oesHLgR.

New Orleans. Dec. 1s-YoanE Dnss
ohue. Of Boston. and Dave DcShic-
tough, ten younds to a dFaw here =
night
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
FLEET LEAVES coLoso.

Colombo. Dec. 20.-The American
Atlantic feet sailed from here At si1
O'Clock this morning tsHndsyD On its
way 10 Susz.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20

mon consent accorded to Burns since
the retirement of Jeffries.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-12-20
cLoUGHAM MAKES FAST TIME.

New York, Dec. 19.--At the games
of the colleges of the city of New
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PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES.
q. & Z. c. Schedule.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.


r. @. Astin came in from Mumford
yesterday.
4 ]. T. Cross of Edge was in the city
yesterday.
Jas. Giraud OF Houston was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. c. II. Woodson returned to
Cameron yesterday.
II. G. Rhodes returned yesterday
from business trip.
Miss Lille Welsh Of Hearne is the
guest of Mrs. Rohde.
State Ranger Baker Larkin was here
from Mumford yesterday.
Marriage license has been issued to
ID. Hall and Laura Hin.
Mr.. and Mrs J.. w Coulter have
returned from Rockdale.
Miss Hazel Adaus OF Hearne arrived
yesterday to visit relatives.
]. b. Stevenson returned yesterday
after business trip TO Navasota.
For Sale-Fine Jersey COW, now IN
milk. Apply at the Eagle Office. sj
Ring Howell & Newton for fresh
strawberries and vegetables Phone
23 II
DIR. Drummond of Cottonwood called
on the Eagle while In the city yester
day.
Fresh Bread. Cakes, etc. at the Tex
as Bakery, Mrs otto Boehme, Proprie
tor d-tl
Fred Woods and Sam Welsh were
here from Hearne for the Elks Min
ssrels
Mrs. w. +. Harris and hifs. Mar
garet Moore left yesterday TO visit at
Benchley.
We are showing some swell turnouts
in phaetons and Surveys. Buchanan
Moore Co. ~
Look around -o and see all the
new vehicles sold this spring by Buch'
anan.Moore Co. 80
Major l.. l.. McInnis left yesterday
for n business trip to Prairie View In
dustrial College.
Mrs. Henry Eyetts returned TO BE
dlas yesterday after n visit to DR.. and
Mrs. r. ". Harrison.
Miss Katie Werner OF Navasota is
the guest Of Miss Maund Nicol and
Mrs. Rudolph Myers.
j. Allen Myers got into the minstre
show with a startling Elk pima deer
head with an electric light
We may not have the cheapest bug
gies, but we have the best for the least
amount of money. Buchanan-Moore
Co. ~
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Mrs. Jack Mays and little daughter
left for Abilene yesterday after visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Wood.
District Attorney Lane of Hearne
was Joined here by his wife yesterday
and they attended the Elks' Minstrels
last night.
Good roads, fair weather. Time to
see our new snappy line of driving
buggies and harness. Buchanan
Moore Co. 80
Munday & Muehlman announce TO
their friends that they have installed
telephone, No 2l9. Parties desiring
business I'm their line are invited to
call them up.
Rev J. b. Turrentine. who has been
improving from his serious illness the
past week. is able to be up, and hopes
to be out i'm C few days.
Found-Pearl gray Stetsan hat, from
Parks & Waldrop's. Owner can get
same at Eagle Office upon Identified
ton and payment for this notice. ~
II you Nouiu hhc W iooi sphaN VIZ
Coffee Critic. who knows fine coffee
on taste and flavor" quietly make Tor
him a batch OF DR.. Shops sHealth
Coffee" and serve II piping hot. IL de-
ceived Mrs Shoop. and will ! believe
deceive any one. And there is not a
grain OF real coffee in IL. Health COT
fee is made from pure toasted grains.
malt. nuts. etc Made in n minute
no 20 to 30 minutes tedious boiling.
! 1.2 pounds. 25c. Sold b. j. NAV
renee & Co. dtf
Mr.. Lucien Reed and family have
moved from Steele's Store back to
Bryan, and are domiciled at their
home place on the west side Many
friends are glad to welcome them
10 the city again. Mr.. Reed has had
lot of land cleared on his plantation
during his temporary residence in the
bottom. Mr.. Albert Hanneamn and
family. who have been occupying the
Reed home. have purchased and moved
TO the Conway place. also on the west
side. MIR. Hanneman has made extern
sive improvements ia the property
since he bought II.
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THE IDEAL YOUNG LADY"

As viewed by the young men oil
Bryan. will be Pastor Challenner's
subject at the Christian church Sun
day evening at 7:45. He has request
ed a number of young men TO write
him their idea of a model young lady
and these letters will be read in the
sermon Sunday night.
His morning subject will be Man
the Master" Text, "All Things are
Yours" l Cor. 3:21-23. Bible School
at 9:45 a. m.
Mr.. CHALLENGER has just received a
letter from Evangelist Boon, stating
he is having great meeting at
Rockwell Has been there about a
week and has had thirty additions to
the church and immense crowds. He
expects TO begin here about the first
of May He will have a singer and
probably a cornetist with him at that
time
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-21
RODNEY TABOR AFTER PRIZE.

A Boston special contains the in
formation that MIR. Rodney Tabor, for
merry of this city. and now student
of the Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology in the study of architec'
ture, is a competitor for the Paris
prize offered by the American Sooie'
~ Of Arts. MIR. Tabor is graduate
of the A. and NJ. College, and has a
fine record as a student in his native
state and in the east.
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Mo Chance In Price.

New York, March 20.-Representa-
tives of most of the large steel manu-
featuring companies of the United
States met at the offices of the United
States Steel corporation in this city
to discuss trade conditions and prices
of iron and steel. When the confer
ence adjourned e. H. Gary, chairman
OF the board Of directors of the United
States Steel corporation, said that IT
was the sentiment of the meeting that
there should be no change in the price
of steel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-21
COTTON STATISTICS.
Census Report Is Sent Out From
Washington on the Subject.

washington Sh VIC OebJSSe
Washington, March 20.-A census
report just issued shows the cotton
crop grown in 1907 aggregates 1881
1863 running bales, counting round as
half bales, and including linters, and
shows total of 27,577 active ginner-
les for 1907. This is against 1906
265 bales In 1906 and 10,725,602 in
1905. The statistics include 127,646
bales in 1906 and 10,725,602 in 1905.
The statistics include 127,646 bales re-
turned as remaining TO be ginned after
the time of the March canvass. The
total number of running bales as given
is equivalent to 11,302,S72 500-pound
bales The average weight of bales for
1907 is 501.S6 pounds Items for crop
of 1907 are 10.796,596 square bales,
19S,549 round bales, S6,793 Sea island
bales, 276,500 Inter bales
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GREAT REVIVAL MEETING.
Much Good Accomplished at Big IN
ion Meeting Held at Hearne 6ap-
lists Church BY Or. Butler.

DR.. Geo. b. Butler has been con-
Quoting a two weeks union revival
meeting at the beautiful new First
Baptist church in Hearne. and the re-
suits OF it will long be felt in the com
munity Other congregations and
their pastors Joined earnestly in the
services and In addition TO the ac-
cession of new members the christian
people were greatly revived. DIR. But
ler's earnest and forceful preaching
was such as TO stir the community
and close business houses for the day
services. There were ten additions
to the church up to Friday night.
Dr. Butler returned home last night
and win conduct services at the First
Baptist church in this city Sunday,
preaching at II a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Sunday Scnool 9:45 and other meet
ings as usual.