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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-01-31
Council Fills Vacancies.

The city council held a recess meet
ing last night long enough to pass a
resolution for filing whatever vacan-
cies have occurred on the registration
boards in the various wards. The vot-
ers in the special bond election may
20, and all should hasten to do SO.
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j. B. Finley in Livery Business.
Roswell, n. NJ.

j. 3. Finley in Livery Business.
]. B. Finley has bought the Smith
Livery on Second street and will be
glad to receive a call from all his
friends and others desiring good rigs
at reasonable prices. sits
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Something specialize pack
ages of Egg-o-see wheat flakes
for Csc during the month of Feb.
at J0yce-Pruit Co.
AS TO REDUCING FIRE
INSURANCE RATES.

Fire Chief Whiteman has received
the following letter from the manager
of the Rocky Mountain Fire Under
writer's Association:
Denver. Colo. Jan. 27. 1908.
Mr.. Chas. whiteman,
Roswell, N. NJ.
Dear Sir We have your favor of
the 2and inst relative to insurance
rates on Roswell. and ia reply beg to
advise that the existing rates contain
4 credit of 10c for each 500 insur.
ance on both brick and frame build
ines for the present ire protection
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Something specialize pack
ages of Egg-O-see wheat flakes
for Csc during the month of Feb.
at JoyCe.Pruit Co.

J. d. Cooley, of Glen, n. NJ, C. H.
Mcknight, of Wichita. A. H. Burke,
of Dallas and w. F. Austin, of Cot
tage Grove, Tenn, are in the city as
business visitors.
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Business PICKING Up.

Owing to our trade increasing ]
have secured another man and am pre-
pared to shoe horses In 30 minutes
Our work is first class or no pay. =
R. F. Cruise, South Main ST.
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venge he asserted forever put away
the claim of insanity which knows
not what it does.
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SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED
BY FIRE AND EXPLOSION

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 31-Several
persons were seriously injured today
by an explosion and fire at the
Frankfort arsenal The explosion.
which was a slight one, occurred in
the refining room of the shrapnel de-
partment. A large number of girls
are employed there, making car.
tridges for the army, and there was
a panic among them which was
quickly allayed.
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Good apples at only sc per poun
at the Cash Grocery. tt
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L. x. M'GAFFEY SAYS BONDS ARE
A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
FOR THE CITY.
A SENSIBLE LETTER

He Compares the Bond Issue with the
Capital Invested by Private CorPo-
rations Selling a Comm odty to the
Public Wants to Know Why
They Will Increase Taxes.
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See J. L. Gibbany at the Cash Gro
cery for your groceries. Tot
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Position is open for bell boy at The
Gilkeson. Apply at once. 1t
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The Artesia Nursery.

For Fruit, Shade and Ornamental
trees, see J. S. Highsmith, Artesia,
or Wyatt Johnson, Roswell. Cliff
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SCIENTIFIC LODGE ROOM
DESTROYED By FIRE

New Haven, Conn, Jan. 31.-The
chapter house of Berzelius, in Pros
pect street, one of the leading secret
societies of the Sheffield Scientific
School, was almost totally destroyed
by fire early this morning.
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Apartments for Rent.

Three rooms, bath, closets, electric
lights, gas, furnished or unfurnished
c. T. McClane. soto
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Russell builds new wagons. 1otf !.

Lon Cottingham returned last might
from trip to ais ranch north of town
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SWEET PEAS and NASTURTIUM,
fresh stock Roswell Seed Co. S3t3
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FULL LINE FLOWER SEEDS
Roswell Seed Co. S3t3
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NOTED NEW YORK MURDER
CASE TO-DAY PUT IN HANDS
TWELVE OF HIS PEERS.
INSTRUCTIONS IN CASE

The indications are That the Jury
Will Be Some Time at Their Deiib-
erations.- Yesterdays Delayed Re-
port of the Wind-up of the Trial.
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NEW YORK MONEY
MARKET is EASY.

New York, Jan. 31.-Prime mercan,
tile paper, 5 1-2 to 1-2; money on
call easy, / 3-4 to per cent.
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The Cash Grocery is the place to
get your apples at only sc per pound.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-01-31

Five cents per pound Is wnat you
have to pay for fine apples at the
Cash Grocery. tt
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BLES TO DICKSON, 1o4 E. 2nd ST.
PHONE 1O5. 84tf
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See ]. L. G1bbany at the Cash Gro
cery for your groceries. 70tf
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PREPARED CHICK FOOD Ros
well Seed Co. S3t3
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
CHILDREN SUFFER !
FROM rum EVIL
Intemperance of Parents Is
Found to Be Main Cause
of Cruelty to Them

Intemperanoe on the part of parents,
chiefly the father. was the direct cause
for the majority of the complaints
which came under the obseyvatlon of
the Society for the Prevention of Cruel
ty to Children during the month OF
March, according to the monthly re-
port of Secretary NJ. J. White Of the
organization Tho report was read at
the regular meeting of the society In
it's new quarters In the Hibernia build
ing yesterday afternoon, when the new
offices were turned over to the organi-
zation by Directors Louis F. MonteagIe
and Lippman Sachs.
Summarizing the report 1t is shown
that lis complaints were received dur
ing March, In which were involved 2o3
children, and of whom 121 were direct
ly and Indirectly relieved OF these 1s
were placed in institutions, 2 in fami-
lies, 10 returned to parents or guar
dians and So taken before the Juvenile
court. There were IL prosecutions Of
adults for crimes against children, of
which resulted in convictions.
Nearly all complaints could be traced
to drunkenness on the part OF the par
ents. Forty-one cases were adjudicate
by the society officers without resort
ing to court procedure. In the causes
for complaints Is involved drunken
fathers. Il drunken mothers and In s
cases, exclusive of those mentioned.
both parents were intemperate Nine
complaints accused fathers OF failing to
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
SALOONMEN CHARGED
WITH LOOTING BUILDING
Criminal Proceedings Follow a
Dispute as to Ownership
of Electric Fixtures

Attorney H. NJ. Anthony. 925 Golden
Gate avenue, obtained warrant from
Police Judge Csbaniss yesterday for the
arrest Of William M. Pratt and Dave
Becker, saloon keepers, on a charge of
grand larceny. II is alleged that ON
March 81 the defendants. assisted by
about dozen men. removed the elec-
trical and other fixtures from the sa-
loon at 1856 Ellis street previously
owned by Pratt & Tierney and con
veyed them to q saloon at O'FarreIl
and Mason streets owned by Pratt and
Becker. The fixtures are valued at $500
and It is claimed they belong to Mrs.
Louisa A Otto. the owner of the build
ing.
suit in which the fixtures are in
volved is pending in Judge Seawelrs
court and Julius Levin. Post and Bu-
chanan streets, a creditor of Pratt and
Tierney to the extent OF 1880. who.
it is alleged, gave Pratt and Becker
permission to remove tho fixtures, has
been cited to appear before Judge Sea
we'll to show cause why he should not
be punished for contempt of court At
torney Anthony says that Pratt and
Becker and their assistants practically
wrecked the interior of the saloon at
1856 Ellis street.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
.SODALITIFS Plan
TO BUY LIBRARY
Dramatic Entertainment IS Be.
ing Prepared: Other Catholic
Societies Are Active
Several Dramas Are in Course
of Preparation by Anna
teur Histrions

Under the auspices OF the ladies'
and gentlemens sodalities OF st. Ig-
natius church. a dramatic and literary
entertainment will be given on
Wednesday evening, April %, at the
Chutes theater, the proceeds to be used
for the benefit of the library funds OF
the two organizations. The fre OF
1906 destroyed the libraries of the two
bodies embracing about $4,000 volumes.
The members have decided to replace
1T, and even surpass 1t both In scope
and in appointments.
Members of the Santa Clara college,
dramatic society, whose work in "Naz-
areth. the new passion play. COM
manded attention, have volunteered
their services for the occasion The
college orchestra, Harry Mckenzie and
Augie Aguirre will also contribute
features to the program. The Prairie
Judgment" a tale of rugged frontier
life, will also be produced and charles
d. South will stage his own production,
Santiago" naval drama depicting
scenes in Cuba during the Spanish
American war Local theatrical man
ayers have also consented to furnish
various headliners appearing in the
city during Easter week.
Arrangements are in the hands or
Rev Father Kenna, S. J., and Rev.
Father Foote, 8. J. They are assisted
by the Misses Frances II. Barr Mettie
Beardsley and Jessie c. Inglis, and Mrs.
Margaret Ziegler and William Q.
Shaughnessy, Maurice J. Pope and Har-
ry A. Byrnes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12

A Mntpnz zenluds adetn rips dph
o Capital but tead big list sane % the d
y want help wells give it TO
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
yosemite valley and Return s2e.so

Don't fail to see Yosemite on this
years vacation trip. now that you can
reach the great valley by Southern Pa
eific's direct rail line through Merced
m connection with the Yosemite Valley
railroad. Leave ferry depot, San Fran
cisco, 500 g. m, arrive FL Portal (gate-
way to the vailey) same day in time
for dinner, where stop over night is
MADE, and next morning delightful
stage ride of IL miles lands you in the
heart of Yosemite. Excellent hotel ac-
commodations. Side trip from the
valley 10 Wawona and the Mariposa
grove of big trees at low rates. Ticket
offices, SS4 Market street, IA Powell
street, Market street ferry depot. and
Thirteenth and Franklin streets, Oak
land
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
The Paragraph Pulpi1
Unitarian
The Reality Of God.

Has your religious faith given to
you the consciousness OF the reality OF
God? Has 1t enabled you to read signs
of His presence in all the common and
familiar things of life? Is He as real
to you as your father or your friend ?
II not. then there In that in religion
to which you may yet attain There
is splendid conviction that IL holds
for you The liberal faith has given
to many this fine sense OF the reality of
God. What unreasoning faith could
not bestow, and what reiteration could
not impart, Unitarian freedom of in
quiry has grandly EiveD
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
GOLDF|F[D MINING
SHARES FLUCTUATE
Consolidated Drops 10 Points,
but Tonopah Stocks Hold
Gains Lately Made
New Controller of Crown Point
Says 1t Is Not a Good
Buy at Present

Covering of shorts on Great Bend and
the natural week end lack of eastern
buying orders knocked down the price
OF that security on the local stock and
exchange board yesterday morning to
so cents after it had been boosted up
to 80 cents from "a cents, the previous
days closing figures. Consolidated of
Goldfeld also suffered drop of 10
points from yesterdays closing figures,
but trading in the merger was large in
volume with decided sustaining tone.
The Tonopah stocks fiuctuated little
from Fridays closing prices and trad
ing in the latter was without features.
Outside districts were practically dor
mant, with the exception of Pittsburg
Silver Peak. which scored a gain of 8
points. opening at s127 and closing at
S1.35.
Florence of the Goldffeld list fell
back from $3.50 to s4.271R and Daisy
slumped to s1.37A from $1.40. Among
the Tonopahs Tonopah of Nevada re-
mained firm at ss.25, Fridays top notch
figures, while Extension dropped more
than 10 points. selling down to s1.05
from s1.17h. MacNamara crawled up
stock of the West End company fell off
1 point Demand for the latter secur-
ity was slight at 81 cents
Activity in the Comstocks continued,
the leaders experiencing additional ma
terial gains Ophir added points to
Fridays price, closing at $3.50. Mexi-
can jumped up 25 cents and was in. good
demand from the beginning Of the ses-
sion at $50. Consolidated Virginia
added points, being exchanged freely
at SO cents. Crown Point slipped back
4 more points, and was inactively dealt
In at 81 cents.
Edward B. Sturges, the Pennsylvania
coal baron who was elected into the di-
rectorate Of the Ophir, Consolidated
Virginia and Mexican Mining compares
during the week, with a prospect of
future control of those mines, and who
Friday gained the control of Crown
Point. has issued a statement in which
he advises prospective buyers OF the
latter stock to refrain for the time be-
ing from purchasing Crown Point He
states IL is his opinion that he is un-
certain as to the merits of the mine
Unless one has money to lose" says
Sturges, Grown Point stock at the
present time is not a good buy"
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
CHECKS PROVE WORTHLESS

ole Ellingsen was booked at the city
prison yesterday by Detectives Tracey
and Welsh on two charges of passing
a fictitious check. He is accused of
passing a check for $10.50 on Louis
Roth, SO Third street. where he pur-
chased an overcoat on April 8, and a
check for IS the following day on r.
Lewis. 223 East street, where he pur-
chased a pair of field glasses. Both
checks We're drawn on the Western
national bank. The police say there
are other victims.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
ANARCHIST SENT TO JAZZ

Paul Begnami confessed anarchist.
was sentenced by Police Judge We'll
Ter yesterday to serve six months
In the county jail on a charge of va
grancy Begnami was arrested about
three weeks ago by Detective Rocca as
the leader of gang Of anarchists who
gathered in the saloon of Parodi &
Camp odonico, Stockton and Union
streets.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12

cruelty and 1 with improper conduct.
The new Offices OF the association,
which were opened formally yesterday.
are said to be the best OF their kind
west Of Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12

provide for children; II fathers were
charged with desertion and mothers
were charged with a similar ofense.
OF the prosecuted fathers were
charged with nonsupport, / father with
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12

Hair dressing. manicuring. childrens hair cutting
eialty. Marcel waving. = Strozynsk Co., 124s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-12
WHEELING MAN
FOR COLLECTOR
ALEX. r. cAMPRELL's EFFICIENCY
RECOMMENDS HIM FOR
APPOINTMENT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Ex-senator
Scott went to Hot Springs last night,
pleading his need Of rest. 1t is sus-
pected he will get close to President
elect Taft and urge some new federal
appointments in West Virginia. 1t is
significant that Glasscock, the govern
or.elect, has also gone to HIT. Springs
and will remain several weeks. He
went ahead of Scott, but they talkel
things over prior to leaving. Mr..
GlasscOck remained here but a few
hours and called only on Senator Scott
and at the treasury department, de-
clartng he wanted to drop politics for
spell. II is limited that Glasscock
will urge Taft to appoint several new
federal Office holders in West Virginia.
Among the possibilities for the OF.
fee OF collector of internal revenue for
West Virginia are Deputy Collector
Alex. R. Campbell, of Wheeling, anil
Postmaster George E. Work, of Sis
tersville. MIR. Campbell's high efficien-
cy is being urged in his behalf.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-12
Ii Society
g Is & g e q @@ e q 81
Enaaaement Announced.

Tie engagement OF NESS Marguerite"
ATnett to Mr., Clarence Edward WI
cox was Gannounced yesterday after
noon at a prettily appointed luncheon
given by Mrs. George NJ Alexander
1T her home on Benonl avenue. The
table decorations were in white anil
green, the cslor scheme being effec.
lively carried ont in brides roses an |
green shaded candelabra. At each Gov
sef was brides rose and the place
cards bore basket filled with orange
blossoms in Which an envelope was
concealed bearing the names of Miss
Aguett and Mr.. Wilcox. Covers were
laid for the honor guest. Mrs. Ter
rance Stewart, and Miss Jessie Jami
son. OF Msrgantown; Mrs. Jesse Jam
ison, Mrs. j. A. Mered'th. Mrs. Orl
Iougl, Mrs. Wilson Jamison, Misses
\ Margaret and Elizabeth Kinkead, Eliz.
abeth Stone, Elizabeth Cunningham
Edna Trlckett and Ida Stone.
The announcement OF the engage.
ment did not come as a surprise to the
intimate friends as rumors Of such an
announcement had been heard for
some time. Miss Arnett is daugh.
ter af the late Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Ar
nett and is charming and cultured
young lady. Her many friends here
regret that she Will soon make her
home in another city. Mr.. Wllcox'c
home Is in Adrian. Michigan. though
ne is now practicing law in Detroit.
He is5a graduate of the Michigan Uni.
yersity The marriage will be cele-
brated during Christmas week at the
honpa Of Miss Arnett on Quincy anil
Main streets.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-12
OPPOSES ROOT
FOR THE SENATE
Tim" WOODRUFF WOULD LIKE
TO SUCCEED PLATT HIM.
SELF, AND SAYS so.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov. IL. =
That no man at this time has clear
path to the seat in the United States
senate to be vacate by Senator Thorn
as C, Plat, of New York. neSt March
was evidenced yesterday at severat
conferences on the subject at the
White House and in Washington no.
tells.
For several days it has appeared
that il Secretary Root decided to be-
come candidate other aspirants for
the place would Withdraw. Former
Lieutenant Governor Timothy l..
Woodruff. chairman of the New York
Republican State committee. has not
assented to the programme OF elmi.
mating all candidates except Mr.. Root.
MIR. Woodruff returned to New York
yesterday afternoon and his friends
say he win give considerable thought
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-12
GREAT TUNNEL
OPENS TO DAY
OFFICIALS GUESTS OF
GRAND TRUNK AT BIG EVENT
IN MICHIGAN.

PORT HURON. Mich, Nov. 12.-Dis-
tlnguished railncad officials and cleo.
trical experts of the United States and
Trunk railroad to-day at the formal
inaugural OF the electrical interna.
ton tunnel between this city and
Sarnla, Ont. The liberalization OF tho
tunnel was one of the largest electri.
cal railroad contracts ever carried out
in America.
The results have been satisfactory
and gratifying. not merely in clearing
the big hole from noxlous gases AMI
so avoiding discomfort and danger, but
in increasing efficiency. Trains can
be handled much faster under the
electrical system than by steam loco
motives.
The electrificatlon Of the st. Clair
tunnel has attracted the attention OF
engineers in all parts Of the world.
The installation of the lectric plant
COST 100000 including the power
plant. wiring, locomotives and otter
equipment for an overhead wire power
supply system.
Four heavy electric locomotives
have been built for the work. They ara
among the largest of their kind in tie
world, have a tractive power OF 30 per
cent. greater than the steam Iccomo-
tive and can haul trains at an aver
age speed of 10 miles an hour over
the heavy tunnel grades. The new
system also insures safety. which IS
more important than efficiency or
speed, as the st. Clair tunnel, since
dts completion in 1891 has gained an
unenviaDle notoriety by the number Of
fatal accidents which have occurred
in It. The least accident to q train
passing through by steam power
meant that some of the crew would
be asphyxiated by the coal gases, and
many employees have been killed in
this way. 1t was necessary in pass.
ing Through the tunnel that every car
should be sealed as nearly as her.
metically as possible and the transit
was by no means COMFORTABLY one
for either crew or passengers under
the most favorable conditions.
Under the electric system the in.
terror cf the tunnel has been brilliant,
ly Illuminated with arc lights and
painted white. The absence of coal
fumes and the ventilation makes the
mir In the tunnel now so pure that the
car windows can be left open during
the entire run.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-12
Big ORDER FOR
STEEL CARS
FREIGHT CARS VALUED AT S..
100000 TO BE BUILT IN
PITTssURG.

PlTTSBURG, Nov. 12.-Three Or.
ders oggregatlng 5000 steel freight
ears. valued at about s5,OOOOOO, was
placed in Pittsburg during the past
week. They represent some of the
most important buying orders of rail.
roads that have been given out since
the starting of business revival and
mean the resumption of work in some
OF the long idle dsI ltments of the big
steel car shops, affecting thousands Of
mill workers.
Tele first order was the placing OF
the pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad
order for 1000 cars. with the Amer
can Car and Foundry Company. and
which will be Immediately filed at the
shops, eithsr at Buffalo or Chicago.
The second order WIS placed with
the Pressed Steel Car Company for
1000 cars Of the steel type by the
Grand Trunk Railroad of Canada. anil
one Of the first orders placed with
Pittsburg shops during the present
year. the order was signed but a few
days ago and was admitted by the Off
cials Of the Pressed Steel Chr Com.
pany. This order will require more
general resumption Of the big shops
in McKees Rocks than has been noted
during the past six months.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-12

sister-insla Nh Charles Meredith,
81 PIttsburg Pas - nnatron Of hpnoFi
and Kisses Helen Robinson and Mad
cline Berry were tlie ribon bearers
The bride was becomingly goWned IN
3 princess gown Of white messaIIne
and carried a large bunch d white
crysanthemums. The matron OF honor
wore gown Of pink messaline and
carried pink crysanthemums.
Miss Meredith, now Mrs. James, Is
well known young woman and is very
popular among wide circle OF
friends. Mr.. James is an enterprlslng
young business man and is connected
with Martin Brothers grocery firm.
They will reside on Walnut avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-12
. the situation betOrs reachIng con.

to the situation before reaching a con.
clusion.
Woodruff. National Committeeman
Ward and Vice President-eiect Sher.
man met at the New Willard Hotel
and there the senatorship was consid-
cred. 1t is said Ward and Sherman
believe Woodruff should not at this
time be a candidate for the senator.
ship, but should leave a clear field to
Secretary Root. 1t is understood fur
Their that Woodruff did not taxi kindly
to the suggestion and that before de-
parting for New York he left a very
decided impression that the matter
was one that required further consider
alton on his part
Persons well informed concerning
New York politics asserted last night
that Woodruff has within his power
the making of a very embarrassing
senatorial situation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-12
The Lucky Club Social.

The Lucky Club, an organization Of
the Christian Church, will entertain
their friends with a measuring socinI
at the Central Christian Church Fri.
day evening at s o'clock. This club
is composed OF number of young la
dies of the Christian Sunday school
and they are planning unique enter,
talnment for lac evening. A cordial
invitation is extended to all friends Of
rne church.