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The Glenwood post., 1908-10-24
TAFT and PRESIDENT
HOLD CONFERENCE

with. Mr.. Roosevelt expressed his
views unreservedly.
The president and Mr.. Taft attended
church together.
At the close of the service, the con
gregation remained seated long enough
to permit the president and the secre
tary to pass out. they did not stop to
greet any one, but Immediately started
on brisk stroll back to the White
house.
Pres. Roosevelt had invited to take
luncheon with himself and Mr.. Taft n
number of former members of the cab.
met, among whom were Senator Knox,
of Pennsylvania; former attorney gen
eral and Associate Justice William II.
Moody, Secretary of State Root, also
during the afternoon, a number of cal
lers visited Mr.. Taft after the luncheon
guests had departed.
About CLOCK President and Mrs.
Roosevelt took leave of their distin
guished guest and went for horse
back ride, leaving Mr.. Taft in full pos
session of the White house for the af
ternoOn.
Likes White House Fare.
At $3.50 O'Clock, by appointment Mr..
Taft met the newspaper correspond.
ents of Washington in the east room
in the White. house. With most of
them he was personally acquainted
and many of them he greeted by their
first names.
"Boys," he said: "I haven't much
to tell you. You see / am here. l have
had two meals in the White house and
/ expect to have another
els that all, some one asked.
This question broke the ice, and
from this time forth there was quite
free exchange of questions and an
swers. The conversation covered a
wide range but Mr.. Taft declined to
20 into details concerning his inter
view with the president.
"Our talk has dealt largely with
"reminiscences, but we have discussed
the campaign to some extent. No. we
have not discussed future cabinets SO
much as past cabinets"
willing to do His Share.
He sopke of his voice and said that
Notwithstanding it had not been a,
good as he would like, still it hsd
served all his needs. He referred with
some apprehension to his prospective
tour of New York state and expressed
a determination not to make as many
speeches in small places as he had beer
in the habit of making. 1t is NOR,
satisfactory to him, he declared, to b.
travelling about the country doing hi
share of the work than to sit idle ant
content himself to listening to others
He was asked If he intended to speal
for Gov. Hughes in New York state
He replied that he believed he was 30
ing to speak with Mr.. Hughes on sew
eral occasions while in New York state
1.-THE principal meeting being the one il
Madison Square garden, New York.
The Glenwood post., 1908-10-24

idea of what was about to happen.
Roar kicked his goals deliberately
evidently with q pretty good idea of
the weight Of his foot. Robson, Hub
bard, Barrier, in fact the entire team
did good work smashing up the enemies
line.
The Glenwood post., 1908-10-24

Two players of the champion Indian
in the major leagues, Bush with De
troit and Hayden with the Chicago
Cuhs
The Glenwood post., 1908-10-24

Once more "wild Bill" Donovan of
Detroit has made good as a pennant
winer. The "woild one' got most of
the credit for the Tiger s win last sea
son.
The Glenwood post., 1908-10-24

Everything looks promising for tho
Yale Harvard football game this year.
So far the arrangements made in re-
gard to tickets, officials and other de-
tails OF the great contest have been
to both sides.
The Glenwood post., 1908-10-24

Ad Wolgast of Milwaukee and Fred
die Weeks of Cripple Creek are to fur
nish the next fstic attraction before
the Jeffries club in Los Angeles. The
two have been signed for 25-rouud
bolt to take place next Tuesday night.
The Glenwood post., 1908-10-24
NEWS AND MOTHS or syoaz.

One thing sure, the loss Of Tsd Jones
will be felt deeply by the Yale eleven
this fall, especially when it comes to
the game with Harvard.
The Glenwood post., 1908-10-24

Few men playing football can stack
up aaginst Cooney of Yale as to size.
The "Cherub" looks to be an extra
size at present.
The Glenwood post., 1908-10-24

Western elevens are watching Chica-
go this season as tip has been going
the rounds that Coach Stagg has =
wonderful team. Time will tell if the
tip is correct.
The Glenwood post., 1908-10-24

1t is said that Princeton s prize play
on the gridiron this season will be the
baking of Harlan in his winning on
side kicks.
The Glenwood post., 1908-10-24

Arthur Irwin, scouting for the New
York American league team. has signed
two young Boston players, Barry and
Lonergan, who have been playing star
ball in semi-professional organiza-
tions
The Glenwood post., 1908-10-24

The University of Pennsylvania
eleven has played great football SO far,
and barring accidents will give good
account of themselves in the big
games.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-16
GERMAN CAR IN PARIS RACE

PARIS. Jan. iI T.- Maths Ier- lin eorfenspoud-st rr.egraphing ta- day. says that an Hupatant newspaI,r af that city inc zaf;ug am Mittug. is arranging io zfd g 4n horse power eirrmau automobile pn th- N-w York ro Paris auto rae. s.atch is being ar ranged hS thc Pars Naun With the co-operafipn of the New York Times The car win bc managed by Engineer knapc and Ileut Koeprou of the Ger man army.
 NJ Fournior ,he celebrated racing chaffcur nuW fEr Paris agent of the Italian ears. called on the AIatiu t'- day anI asktd permission 10 start a ear from New York the week after the other contestants When the permis- sion had been granted. he said hc was now IrIariug 9 car for the contest and certainly would participate in tho race. The finishing touches were put on the Dc Dion and MotobIoo cars t,- day Th"E both win he submitted tn severr road [ sts throughout the com ing week. The De Dion car has tanks with total capacity Of 1000 Htres.
 In reply to numerous inquiries con- eeruins the cost of the expedition .o competitors the Matin has made a careful computation showing that the gasoline for each car from New York to Paris will cost about 2.i0O The
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-16

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 T.. WaszrstH QHrt-e formerly af NaH. wearing badge aa aHai aJs printed MH.r 1. Tho HaHs zaas due E st= t.eH.uE
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-16
ALASKANS FORM
 4 MILLER CLUB

SEATTLE -Thr Aia=Et MHl-r club composed of men who -t.rp.d aur ., th" ranks of civilization af8 biaz,,i tH. trails in the Northern uUasuezz as. organized last night in th. Alaska cuh rooms for the purpose pf THftheruE .a. candidacy uf John r Miller for fe. repubHcan nomination. far m4.or Judge W J Milroy w.,~ elected pre=I- dent and D sheldon Wa chosen ser- retary one hundred aHH Hys mmae arc signed by thu, club roster
 Mir Kliuo'- ondcavor ta srtmr#f# fa, meeting failed and waeH mstjaa |. adjourn was lost. he wifh frr other, withdrew from the meeting
 George Williams. who spoke u .pfa- sitiou tn Mr. KHne's proposition ta H- cludc Mir Russell in the ndor-.uaH' suggested that If therr sore AIH-k4H- who favored another suallaa. that some other night wnuld Aa nofe 4IIi- able tn press their ea-..
 After thc withdrawn af th. Russell supporters the busmess af tH, club sfae quickly finished IT" amrers Were elected bt exclamation
 Following is tho rr.a#ht. Ia fh. clubs roster
 w tHc undersigned NitskaHs and Yuken"rs' desiraus af contributing aw support and influence toward taa sue. cess af Il sourlough w4 iH ts- rsry rush hlazcd tho Chikuat uHl ea rau,, to Dawson and Alastra eaupz HHe thr Yukon river. do fcrsHy asrer. L.. af- ssrize ourselves Into ar Alaskan Miller club Tar object af tHt- organization ls te 3~-lst iu securing fa, nomination Iud election of John F Miller a= mataf of seattle. and thu caHHihate t"NJt# th" elevation of nn AIa-ta pioneer ts
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-16
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by Frank II. Waskey and Thos. R. White that they are the owners and in possession of that certain placer mining claim known as Bench Claim No. I5 below discovery on the left limit of Dry creek. in the Cape Nome Mining and Recording District. District of Alaska: that the same is valid mining claim and was lawfully in possession of said Waskey and White al. and long prior to. the date of the entry of the Nome townsite. and title to no part of said mining claim has been vested in the trustee of the Nome townsite.
 Nome. Alaska. March 10. 1908.
 FRANK H wASREY
 THOS. R WHITE
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-16
SPECIAL MINING EDITION OF THE
 NUGGET

The special mining edition of lhs Nome Nugget is the best parrr ,te aaer ever seen. barring none II is made us of eighteen scytn-coIunn pages and i~ filled to the margin with mtercsuna and mstructi,e natter pertaining ta the Seward peninsula The ragrz an. all illustrated with views If th, eeup- try. and the cartoons af th" Nugget artist are up-tu-date and impressive. We havr seen nothius more true le the situation of Alask., rodal than the cartoon "Thc Horn of Plenty" coutain- ed therein.
 All of the half-tonee with which this special edition is illustrated would grace the columns of any paper or ma gazine. and they are a special credit 's the Nugget on account of being made wholly in the Nugget'- engraving plant and by the Nugget staff.
 The Nugget is one nf the most up-tn- date newspapers in Alaska and is keeu- ing pace with the progress of the tcr- ritory-Chieago Exchauge
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-16
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by A. F.. Boyd that he is the owner of the piac- CT mining claim known as The Three Friends Placer Claim" also known as the Ida May Bench Claim" and also known as "No. 14 Bench" lying on the east and west sides of the north end of Steadman avenue and extending to the south bank of Dry creek: that the same was valid mining claim and lawfully in the possession of my as- signors at the date of entry of the Nome townsite and long prior thereto: and that the title 10 no part of said claim has been vested in the trustee of the Nome townslte
 A. F.. BOYD
 Nome. Alaska. March g. 1908. 6
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-16
COURT DECIDES BUST
AND HIP PROPORTIONS

ATLANTA Ga-Tbe satr II aa. ped+ va to1ee asked ta a,e.te what shanld e"asttate tb,. prorar pr.rauol h"tAenn The f,amlr bust and al the qur~rteu helug brought herat ,Hr court a~ the result af suit eHtrsrd fa thr superior count hy II J. Weller Cia-. .cihnati tailor. against an Atlanta sa- rirty woman. whose name d1c= net ar- pear m the decision lae cas" being carried to the higher court on appeal
 The Cincinnati firm received from the Atlanta woman Persian laub skin coat ~ith instructions that il bo cut 4o inches in The hips aad aS in tne bust TTo tailor "niaregd tnr hu, measure mcnt 10 4a nchc~. The owner tton ro- fused lo pay The tailor declared that sneh figure as tno one described in The order was unhsard of in Che tailor ha-iness and the change hal to be made
 Tha court of appeals however hand "l down decision today r,vorlnE tho tailor
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-16
SUIT ENDS AFTER t22 YEARS

BOSTON. Jan. is.-A case which has dragged through the courts of Massa- chusets for i92 years was finally clos ed today by the decree nf Judge Grant in the proabtc court. directing William W. Risk. public administrator in nine estates. 10 pay to the state treasnrar the sum of SIO.356.
 The estates represented were those nf nine men. creditors of the estate of Ellis Gray Boston merchant. wh, died in l7s6. and whose estate was in process of administration for 50 years.
 While the estate was still in the pro-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-16
RODE 2OO) MILES
 TO AvENGE A WIFE

BES MONIES h. Ian it=-tfte travelling all the way n1m suahomf-E Wash. ta Ines MoInss 10 recover lcua# which his 0if's former -.ee,herl r fused ,o surrender = l.. ofrmm~ ff- mcr football star at LeIaud Stamford university found the man re sought "a thr office of Attorney General Eyer a' thr stafrhouso
 There Ciemans aesuultrt hi- rH. time rItal. E. II. uazh. ,, rraauuent zn. tornry from Stuart lo~a
 The tno men gouged e.rh afha# yiciously and fought their eay into the corridors of the capitol ruHue In mates of the offices bearing t1s coufu- sion ran rxeitedly into t1, hals nl witnessed th, terrific bcatfu4 which th Washington man administered 10 posit II was only by supcrhumaH sGort, that 'Clcmaus wa rfird from fHr rro-tfate attorney. "hp aas picked en uusou- scious and taken to Mercy hospital. where He is unconscious ara if t~ f-ar- ed may di, He has fnHs.afea =Auli and is otherwise injured
 CIrmans wa crested and I- held uu- der heavy bonds on tha eaarg. of ls- sault to commit murder. e5Hamz r-- fused to giH, n, rcasm far the g~-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-16
ROUTE FIXED FOR AUTO RACE

NEW YORK. Jan. le. - The com ri.te route for the automobile race from New York to Paris To start from Times square within mont, has been definitely fixed and is officially aa- nouncod herewith for each stage of the notable journey t involves a total distance of -eo08 miles. nine-tenths ef which is an and under power of inc cuntostmg ears alone. Two thousand miles must be trayersed by steamer. in order ta admit of the ears getting across Boring strai, and through Alas k .lt a season of the year when the roads n Inc frozen country may be trnyersed For this reason the race has been divided into three stages as follows:
 Across the United States to the Pa e.he coast.
 Through Alaska
 Across Siberia and through Europe to Pau-
 The first stage of the journey Il across the United States - involves q total of 5.2oo miles. New York TimeS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-16

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 f#f H -t #-t# eH- H=r.s fa4. pa#a @ sr# a5au ara q.aa teau m .flee q luduaroH- H..fe. ,eu. ae. t,f Inc ert uut of trr tere It ar1ear= H#l Hf- a.H.#uz .#ar. q nat. fu lsf,e# wal-H she had written mw prt ar.r- Iael l#ftrr Una,
 .~ -7H-et-r-d H-Hfas TBrfearzr rfarrH nvTes Hr eaH-a a+a -etrtea of. :. -eao mite hHu ta aruu.H th- man fa. --4daa#
 Nrta.t kH,a Rr ntHar uuu fhe wen. u,r,auoad They gazo1 of each ot#rr moment. then ,'l,mene reteaed aH hi- Dravae G~f #3 struck Da-h D lrIe.rfI bEaW W far r.. Tm started tt- .uHht..
 ,HeHau- i-a .s.aHHs maG.tr5. IT SaaleHi-h HeI-en,mH..tiUs- -tu. daaeaHria raamta.a aa a= ta .,se. marhan pas.r pf u. Ic#u# SaHter erte-r-.ts t-am -f l-e.
 ti-.A-- ea..eHa4mol t-msslaaa.t l#--. antdmf. al o.w W.sl.y0 m..er. ma htaf of t4. praH. 4a~a- .,aH .a#a.. Hi father aa.a. 4aa ,-.f aae natrI fls-ea#- pa-I. aa- s-n. champion af oaa, ..eu. haal =. o#fe Wr-i-eaH.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-16
TICKETS READY.

The tickets for the sl Pallick,s banquet are now ready and may be had on application to members If the com mittee. The dinner will take place in the hours preceding tho dance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-16

haf- aaut Iu f>a> deposits a#r. msar ig 4 hsuE ht .adsr Of f.s ..urt far the benrff If the uia. en#H..-. loaf neither thez nar tt.ir 1,#t- e.s.ld ,...f ha fnuHd T..a,f.a .a.ifs r..1rts,tt.g |. {la.3.e
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-16
In the Heart Of Alaska.

Prom tae point where the coast is
 reached oa Norton z=uud at a point.
 roughly speaking. directly across coun
 tr} from GHalekleet. Che way leads ta
 NeH.s airHr fae -hsfrs or Norton
 sound where bong rest uf several meHth- If Nome being unavoidable until thr ir- begins to form in Bering strait when tHe partr wiu be trans ported ay steamer ta East Cape. Si- horia fti course jt win always be pos -ihlt for fas contestants to got down the Yukon river fsrm Panama bv steamer ta St Michael. at the mouth Of the Yukon if by tho time the rae er- arrive at Panama they And the season so far advanced that it is iu- possible to travel over the ice down taa Hesf fer the Yukon river steambnats That are laid uu for the winter at lawson always take the opportunity oi frsuming navigation ta St Michael a7 .arly i0 tlr spring as possible. wHirh is usually iu May Those sceR- inE the rrfzc therefore. aiu stand in Uo danger of being stranded" in the heart ef t1ssa if the thaw on the Yukon sho4ld have sci in before far machines r.aeh Panama. Arrived 5f St Michaal by steamboat. steamer hound from Seattle nr San Francisco for Nome. lle miles distant. can n. found every few days
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-16

chief sIam.nt af this expense Will be t'e transportation of the fuel by dog and reindeer sledges from Irkutsk 10 lakut-k and Roulon New York Times.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-16
DOMAINS.

Second and fourth Mondays in each month. al s:30 ?. m. Pioneer hall. Steadman avenue.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-16
AUTOMOBILE RAGE
 NEW YORK TO PARIS

.IsW FuE u. 70 ta.aa.aH
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 as s.a .aaar Interest a. Ht sla# as.rfa futaa ba. ta.a E#a a- q. pts4 ss aas a##A#=s= s=#eaa s.a=r=s..a= =E.. a.r4 auaet t.. aa-l..-a at EafH af p4rHs ,ir Srr FH-s Times t.a zaar. fH# rl#s square ~. 4.as H#H#. r. THa -bi- #- #a #ra=aia.- .s tU= I.ar- H=. -. ae..s #=#H G sH ##aH e.- Hs----- f## eH.- sHaH- #a #aH. ssH, .t.a.IaH. s#tt r1a- |. .=.u.#.saHf. #aa#=teH.e- sa ~. tHn b. sH.aa- ft.H-I j sH-at-H Ht#s.r af others laa.aeu m.a msay sf $ .aH t#l.. l3s- a8 la Aa..al and frs...at f.rrae. n, tIaz .. Nasssi-t... SH.ra. Insist atn elaa rr.. fhu i' can h. carried through 2. 70 suee.-sfuI conclusion TasiHe tH- sf.aHs 1T tHa-s eas Hase ml.HzaH aa. AaasAfs af Na-san +aa siberian winters and hl... r.er,- f-., #hasa t#r.Hg. s.,#mma ah,ra l- szsrs reason !, give greater weight e. asHrt thre #Hs aaH a fae .sea- af st,a= Ia=- a>raH,he.a aat .aa-e- #aatlg aat as 2-H able ts jaaEa 5i tHs probable success af the race.
 h FraHe. ansra aa. lara sf Gals re-
 HrEsbl# contest originated. HsH-#gJ-
 g committee aas eree organized for
 rfa-,#eE preparing The rales au- a#r a#iea th- arr zbt# be governed r .a4.ist= af .Hah pramIusH u.d 1+ FaHHIe Baraate. aac ef tse aerutI.a af Inc republic. faiea ds Labor ov-dJ- -.srnr ef thr ministry If H=Esr. Jean eaaas as aall=Euasa e<rfar.r. Mar- H.e H- fes## H# Iaaf af tha A4ts- ualHr Hura.tHrt-s #a0# +aI CHfaa EaHat T f##HHar Hf taa 6ea- graphical aas#.tz .a Frame
 Not Ali May each Parrs.
 Apart fea# ta. aH slaH lHHau..Irs af getting faa aHaaHaz aud trsIr loads tarrea ta=Ha and stR.ea aHara Is a#.a. =s,.=4- std equally naHer.5at =H--. = H- s4#.Ia-rat Ha ttd fs at =H#s # 'l- e4tsziaH= fa ~lth- =EHa .aa a.=saHEart# H Hu za.r# as er #r | #t H=a#4= H4t ot@l safs#ra#- a=o mra ,uf9r fH tHe fa.a Hf ts..-.f H e.febra Prl- l. i- Har. tu tfse 'Ht m'. 7 few ra-a 0H. =8r##.d H a#elaz at fs, ultimate destination hut ta f#a-e who ds he8ar md glory aH t- awarded that win arH rrfes the# fer tae trlal= thag Htsr #-hF4er F+-Ir HaHrs aIu he r.sorf.t h zrar.us -HHaI= ae slrter- Ii. ete ai# tht- sre5i,=a. f Hat the great e-t. sporting eeoa'= m ue history of fhe world judged at rast. from GEe standrpfH' af endurance and rerscver- 1Hr. THr contestants. however, mu-t he ut. aha are uat .a-il1 .terram, Hy difficulties. who asr ruae m-n'aIe end pAsaIaally abIr ,a use au ax to good ruEaso. ubo ean wade through eer-s uIs to fb.# ar#rt= # necessary. IA seeking fa ru a machine out of a .h.a f'a~r.a sHa su withstand eeid tHa f.-~thle aHeer att4out taking it iaa HueA ta aeart ..d "4aG.ug al thr.f ftf~ ue---#'Is raa vao. in con- =lH-aa eau adaF fHaa-rIees fa cir 1HnsfaHeo- r. elH therefore. D" s-ru taaf a- HueH tfaat a great dsaf moro. depends on th, 4s-H .behiHd tbe H5- chine than aa tH. machine itself. for .e matter hoa s.aH an sutamob.Io eu-
 rnd for th. rl.e mas be- uHl,s there is fine right krlaf aaau intelligence ailleand -tanHa a s4tde .t sueeess aHaat he aar-a t.l That such are Inc stamp ef mea aAo sill b, seleeted .Hr tho race f. HzsffH#
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-16
PIONEERS OF ALASKA,
 IGlOO NO, |.

Fred 1T. Anderson. See. ist and 3rd Wednesdays of each month. Eagle han.
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KNIGHTS OF ROBERT EMmETS.
 Wednesdays. 8 ?. m A MeGotti, gan. Sec
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Meet Darkwooa at the Eagle hall March ss
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GERMAN CLUB.

Every first and third Wednesday. A. Bhau
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fraternal Directory

Masonic Temple. first and third Thursdays of each month. Sp. m Inc. Fl Dunn. Sec
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-03-16
Route From San Francisco.

Prom tHr greatest city on the Pa eih= .aasf tac journey Nlf be by water t' Valdez with n stop 1t Seattle. a#eH. rhe .artastauss Vm frnnssAIp fa z#atheH .Hs If steamers arriving at taitl+z IH ulae ar ton days after leaving san Francisco There tho journey ua l#d aU hs resumed and then 4 F. fus "era-ker-e assert. that tat refi 'f7uEfe #ftl commence Even taas #lHlH however that after tha frt hundred miles naso been travrrs- aI inc worst paft ef te road VIII haae hseu passed. although there wm be plenty ef work = d. lH getting IfHraugh 10 TuHaua on the Yukon rt4-
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N..-. .hia-ts 4s h4,. maI. f. fr.a n eaaHsr r..a..# za4 Ya-t a-.. =# F#aea=r. a,s# faHf If taa df.r
 -a.. ttes a4aa.as.-as hur tae fact
 tHt e. WsBfrulr r5r through
 from .a4at s= August .f last F.Hz Hsgs rae Haa-s anu r-u min
 a... aa#az f-a. a. difficulties ua-e H"' go se.=a .#at a#.s esHa a4s sear-
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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-03-06
Methodist Church Notes.

Mr. Findley of Pace has been
very sick but is on the road to re-
covery at present.
James W. Lisle will move to
Mi not in the near future where he
expects to engage in the dray
business.
The Boys Military Club is
taking to the drill nicely and will
do some nice work in few months.
We ought to have thirty to make
a good company.
The new Church project at Pace
is moving along nicely. Over
$1,000 is now on subscription. If
the help from the Home Mission
Board is forthcoming, a Church
costing about $500 is assured.
Miss Anna Peterson's Sunday
School class will be the choir for
the Sunday morning service from
this on. We hope by next Sunday
full choir may be in their place.
Sunday, March 8:-Preaching at
1O:45 A. M. and 8 P. M. Sunday
School at II AS A. M. and Epworth
League at 7 P. M. The Boys
Military Club meets at 7:3O Mon
day evening.
F. Il. Watkins.