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The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
THREE INJURED IN
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT

John Brzyka. his wife, Antionette.
and his son Roy. of No. l047 Russell
St, were seriously injured Sunday aft
ernoon as the result OF a runaway
accident on Mt Elliottave. The
Brzyka family, with relative. Mrs.
Anna Workawska, OF No. l045 Rus.
sell-st. started for the German
Lutheran cemetery In the family car.
riage. Near Harper-ave. the horse
took fright and ran away At Warren
ave- the rig collided with popcorn
wagon. which was wrecked. Brzyka
jumped from the rig. striking his head
on the curb stone. Mrs. Brzyka fol
lowed her husband, sustaining a brok
en- leg. Miss Workowska then at
tempted to throw out the little boy
but his head caught in the wheel. anf
his scalp was badly lacerated. Mrs
| Workowska remained In the bug
Ky, and was uninjured The horse
crashed into trolley pole and was 81
badly gashed by a broken shaft tha
| II had TO be shot.
The injured people Were taken home
in an ambulance and physician called
All are seriously injured. Mrs. Brzy
ka's condition being especially criti
cal
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
Y. M. c. A. TO ESTABLISH
JEWELLERS SCHOOL

A practical school for jewellers and
watchmakers In connection with the
Y. M. c. A. is being discussed by the
~" officials and the officers OF the
jewelers. board OF trade. The cost OF
installation may be borne by the jew
elers. who will also give work TO com
petent graduates. Factory methods
have decreased the output of com
petent allaround jewelry repairers
and watchmakers.
A national association OF jewelry
jobbers is also being planned by the
local board, there being no such body
now. A meeting will be called in
June here TO organize the association.
While the idea Is a Detroit one. Chi
cago wholesale jewelers. have shown
disposition TO take the thunder and,
after the Detroit jewelers. have made
all arrangements, call convention
for Chicago. This the Detroit men
will not stand for.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
sUNDsTRoM QUfTs
SIBLEY QUARRY CO

X. J. sundstrom has resigned as
manager OF the Sibley Quarry Co
Loose business methods are alleged
70 be behind the resignation. Austin
church. representing the principal
clockholders, il In charge OF the plant
and has expert accountants going over
me BOOKS. Mr.. Sundstrom has been
Waiting Mexican enterprise In which
~ IL Interested. recently.
The resignation comes as a sur.
Prise. as Mr.. Sundstrom has been con.
nected with the company for IL years
and has made a name for himself as
D most charitable mai and ono who
has had much to do with church work,
being prominent In he Trenton Meth
odief church and aise in the Swedish
Lutheran church In Detroit. He has
home In Trenton and also one with
hIa son AZ No s2S West Grand Boule
ward
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
BOSTON WOOL.

BOSTON. May ll.-Transfers are
larger, prices are lower. In q phrase.
the condition OF the local market IL
thus summarized. There Is absolutely
no Improvement in the situation. Bust
ness is SIN carried on with difficulty
and the tendency OF values Is down
ward. What demand there Is expert
enced IS wholly for small lots TO meet
the Immediate requirements OF mills.
But these requirements. while more or
less urgent. as many mills have al
lowed supplies TO run down. are not
extensive. They are. in fact. on the
same level as the contracts for goods
which call only for small quantities OF
cloth. The markets for both fabrics
and wool are on a hand-to mouth basis,
with no bright prospects OF any imme-
date change toward enlargement. IL
was thought early In April that bot
tom had been struck in values OF wool
and that the period OF depression was
at an end. Stree then vafuss have gone
still lower and business has not i'm
proved
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
Sol ODE R c STORE
LICKED UP BY
FLAMES
Loss ON STOCK IS $4,000 AND
ON BUILDING s25, ooo-FiRE Is
(. PROBABLY RESULT OF spoN-
'TANEous COMBUSTION.

A FIRE OF uncertain origin, early
Sunday morning, damaged the stock
OF Goldberg Bros, Nos. 226-229 Wood
ward-ave., to the extent OF $4,000
on the building, which Is owned by
the Parker estate. TO the extent Of
325. 1000. The hrm carried 100000 on
the stock and the damage TO the build
| ing Is fully covered. The firm will
] lease other quarters pending repairs
! TO the building and expect to reopen
within a few days.
The fire started on the sixth floor
about $3.50 a. m. Patrolman Lester
Potter was standing at the corner Of
; Woodward-ave. and John R-st when
he heard an explosion and an instant
later saw flames shoot from a window
on the top floor of the Goldberg build
Ing. He ran to engine house No. 8.
at CLIFFORD and Griswold-st. to turn in
an alarm, but Capt Courteney had
( also heard the explosion and his COM
pany was already preparing to leave.
Chief Broderick, on his arrival, turn.
ed in two more alarms and within
few minutes every engine In the
downtown district was pouring water
/: into the blazing structure. The fire
\ was under control soon after 4 o'clock
7 hut the engines continued at work
( until well into the forenoon. The
three upper floors were Quilted by the
!; flames and the roof was burned away
+ The stock throughout the building Is
damaged by smoke and water. how
ever.
Capt. Courteney and Pipemen Mich
(, Walsh and j. F. Selke narrowly es
capped death when portion OF the
I roof fell near them as they were a.
twork on the sixth floor. brrytng then
beneath the debris. They escapet
with bruises by streak of good luck
a water tank on the roof fell the en-
4 tire length OF the building. tearing
great holes through every floor
One theory OF the fire Is that 1
B &farted from a quantity OF linoleum
!: which IL made OF highly iniammabl'
material II was stored on the SIKH
\ moor. As the steam was turned OF
and all windows were closed II I
thought the linoleum may have caugh
K 11Ye from the excessive heat
The premises formerly occupied b
0rinnell Bros. ad1oin the COLDER
store. and some OF the pianos tina
had not been moved TO the new stor
Of the music firm were badly damage
BY smoke and water.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
Car Kills Unknown Man.

NEW YORK. May 11-At the
height OF the rush hour today, an
unidentified man was cut to pieces
beneath the trucks OF a Graham-ave.
car bound to New York, on the east
side OF the Manhattan tower on the
Brooklyn bridge. Women In the car
and In passing a. trains became
kysterical at the sight OF the mangled
body and a number OF them tainted.
The trolley cars were blocked for
Ithree-quarters OF an hour.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
Cleveland on the Mend.

NEW YORK, May H.-Ex-President
Cleveland, who is suffering from an
illness. said unofficially 10 be serious
stomach trouble and Is confined To his
room at the Lakewood hotel, Lake
wood, N. j., passed a restful night. ac-
cording TO information given out by
the assistant manager OF the hotel.
Every available source OF official in
formation insists the condition OF the
ex-president continues to improve
steadily.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
PRODUCE.

The feeling In butter was weak this
morning. Dealers were looking for a
decline at Elgin during the day. and
the market was weak enough that
prices on the street were let down a
was called steady, but local prices are
being held up only by the firmness In
outside markets. as a good many are
storage demand is stacking Up. There
was no poultry In sight Fresh vegc-
tables were steady TO firm, and there
was a good demand for strawberries.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
a. GOVERNORS TO
CONFER WITH THE
PRESIDENT
MAIN OBJECT OF UNIQUE MEET
ING AT WHITE HOUSE THIS
WEEK is TO DISCUSS THE
coUNTRY's RESOURCES.

WASHINGTON, May 1l.-President
Roosevelt has finished his program
and is now ready for the meeting OF
governors OF states whom he has in
vited TO confer with him on the needs
OF the various states. The conference
will open Wednesday and continue
three days. The occasion Is the con-
ference on natural resources. which
will be held at the White House this
week and over which President Roose-
welt will preside.
Forty-four governors have accepted
the presidents invitation 10 attend
this notable conference. Three OF
them are here. They are Joseph II.
Kibbey. OF Arizona; Walter F. Frear.
OF Hawaii and X. o. Pindal, of Ar
kansas. This is the first time in the
history OF the country that a presi-
dent has held such conference. Five
OF the governors. in all probability,
will be absent; those OF California,
Oregon. Georgia. Massachusetts and
Texas.
There will be present governors OF
all the territories except the Philip
pines, the cabinet members, justices
OF the supreme court and senators
and representatives
0uartette Of Noted Speakers.
Among noted speakers to attend
will be W. j. Bryan. James J. Hill
John Mitchell and Andrew Carnegie.
The meetings will be held in the
east room OF the White House. This
room will have on the walls great
maps OF the United States, TO illus
trate points made by the speakers
and colored transparencies viii! be
used. Secretary Loeb announces thai
the White House will be closed TO the
general public during the conference
On Tuesday night, President Roose
welt will give dinner to the COVER
nors at the White House. Justices o
the United States supreme court. sec
retaries Garfield, Wilson, the InlanC
Waterways commissioners. w.
Bryan, John Mitchell, James ]. Hi
and Andrew Carnegie complete th'
list OF guests for the dinner.
Mrs. Roosevelt will give gardeI
, party on the South grounds OF thu
White House, on Friday afternoon
A reception will be held on Thursda.
evening by Clifford Pinchot, forester
for all members OF the conference
and for a number Of senators ant
representatives specially invited.
President Roosevelt will open TIT
conference on Wednesday with al
| address.
Mitchell on Goal Mining"
: John Mitchell is to speak on tn
? subject OF coal mining" It's dificul
ties and the laws relating thereSo.
IL IL possible that among the sub
jects TO be considered. Will be q plal
for universal divorce laws and classin
lcation, OF offences for\ which divorce
may DC granted plan for the sxtradi
ton OF criminals from one state 10 an
other on the telegraphic demands
governors plan for universal agree
ment regarding the treatment or tu
terculOsls IN cattle.
plans for the care and segregation o
the victims OF consumption 10 proven
the spread OF the disease, plan for tn
better supervision and Observance .
the quarantine regulations, plans 10
cooperation OF adjoining states for tn
better protection OF Interstate park
and forest reserves.
II ---~~~--~l~-<--
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
Markets ana Finance

feeders. s3.z0QE.TO: calves. 5Q6.2J.
Sheep--Receipts 10000. market strong :
native and western. s4Q5lO; yearlinss'
s6.i5 u $50 lamos. natives. $3.5V y 30
westerns. S550U770
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
Secrstag's Office, No. SO Broadway


Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Public Lighting COM
mission. No. 30 Atwater-st east. De-
troit. Mich. until Friday May 5. 1908.
az 100 O'Clock y. m, standard time, At
which time and place they will bs
o1cned. for furnishing 20 the Commits
IN ~ their entire coal supply from the
dptc OF the contract TO May 18th. 1909.
- "a this coat shall be Ina all respects
tp 20 the standard OF the sample coal
furnished for test purposes, and In ac-
CO rdRnce with the specifications on Mo
In the office OF the Commission.
r. T. BOWLER.
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
Appies-rancy. ss0sso: common. q

red kidney, 81 .so6 ca per bu-
Buttcr-Ofhcial prices: Extra cream
cries, 2ec: frsts, SAC; crooks. 17hc,
packing stock, SC per ID.
Cabbage-Home-g rown, III per Dbl.
Sc Der ton
Ceiery-Florlda. 81 per crate.
Cranserrfes--Late howes. $3.50 per
cauiisowsr-caiifornia. n.7s@s DO,
doz. ny IN
i2c, Limburger, new, f6c; old, lie
brick. lbc: Schweitzsr. 1sc per ID.
Ceme~.-packsge coffee. u47s0fss %
per 100 lbs
Dressed aees..LiSh'. 7o7xo per l0'
Dressed Caives--Fancy. 70sc; com
mon. eQ6hc per 10.
EEgs-sfichigan current receipts. ex-
ira, case count. l5Ac per doz.
Flour--Michigar patent. n wood
$3.50; seeon& patent. 1875: straight
sass: clear, 1850 per Dbl.
Feed--Jobbing lots, bran. $500;
coarse corn meal. e1sy corr and oat
chop. sac coarse niddlings. e1s: hns
middlinss, $50 per ton
Fresh veGetabies--Grecn onions. oc
per doz: cacumbers. 15c asi per dog
lettuce. sQioc per ID; spinach. CSC
per box; parsley 25c per doz: wa
don. asparagus. ti.2sai.so doz; green
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
At.eIl tos Meet Liohtweiohts.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 11.-Pro-
moter Sam Berger has signed Abe
Attell to meet either the winner OF
the s-Unholz fight or Packey Nc
Farland, of Chicago. on the night OF
June a. before his club. at 1913 pounds
ringside.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
BOSTON COPPER SALES.

BOSTON. Mass. May s.-Saies. fur
nished by Cameron Currie q Co.: Anal.
9,23l: Az. 25, Arc. 420. Arix. Com, $50;
All. s45: b. C. l.is5; b. & c.. 5.o95;
Blu. Gin. 1850: G. \ A.. SO; Range.
lao; ID. w, so: Err. 20; q. c. C, Sos;
305 y. B.. ll65: o. d. 1856 Csc. 8,
par. 1880. Qy.. i02 $. Fee 100; shan.
es5 Sup. Cop. ); Tam. s. Trim. AZ
Oh. lss: U, $. r; 81 s. ies do pfd.
1s3; Utah Cons. SIS; Utah Cop, so;
Weiv. 40; Wyan. 100
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12

full OF heart throbs and adorned with
pictures.
pictures. Friends: Poor girl"
lS0S-.Asks divorce. Charges non
support. cruelty. neglect Hearts
would not no pit-a-pat as one. Pa
pers say-read and see what they
say. Friends: Well, wounldn't THAI
jar your
1909? ? and more ? ?
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12

lsO3-Mother wills daughter her
fortune: sued for cigarette bills, goes
10 coast, marries Perkins A. Layman,
hotel clerk Papers open love bat,
teries again, more pictures, begin
printing story OF record breaking d.
vorce. Friends. We'll, hope she'll be
happy az last"
ls05-Divorce in one and one-half
minutes. Charge deserion, Court
wishes better luck next time" Pa
pers have a spasm. stories OF cigaret
bills with yelled hints Al fast life.
Gobs or art. Friends: Too as,onish-
ed 10 Think
ie0e-Marries H. VI. Love. reporter
for her good luck husband" at Nen-
turs. Cal. Another newspaper rehash
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, May li.--At the OPEN
ing OF the cotton market this morning
the undortone was easier. A sharp re-
action AT Liverpool causing liberal sell
ing on the call was responsible for the
break At one time the English mar
ket showed q good advance. Weather
in the south was splendid for the crop.
being clear and warm.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Cameron Currie q Co = copper letter
Opsnins copper cable spot t9s LIS
Cd w ~ 6dF futures. f5s les Cd. 1p
= I'd
Amalgamated was the feature or the
coppers during the forenoon today
starting rapid rise directly al the
opening OF the market. Nearly Two
points advance was scored la that STOCK
In the rirst hour. selling up 90 an anu
this strength was impaired 20 the rest
OF the list. Butte Coalition, Norm
Butte and Isle Royale being the most
active. holding well the advance. First
London cables are fractionally higher
for the metal
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

Bonds. furnished by Cameron Currie
Co: New rs reg. lO3 " u lO4; do.
coup. 1898. 4104z new 80 reg. 100A
di01L; do. coup l00% I1Ol u: new
a. reg. llsh 412Oh; do, coup, l2l n
bid.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12

Union Crust Company
Detroit, Mtcbt0an
ESTABLISHED 1891

Of wide experience in the transacting
OF trust business in all branches.
Well equipped for prompt and effec-
tive service in all matters committed
to its care.
A reliable and responsible depositary
which would be pleased to receive
your time deposits.
Offices, UNION TRUST BUILDING
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12

The reason marriage Is, so often a
failure is because those who don't
marry too young wait until they are
too old
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12

Success and misfortune are both
sprinters, but while success keeps
ahead of man, misfortune is apt to
overtake him.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
Mitchell on "coaI MinIne."

BY starting for the north pole In an
automobile the explorer would al
least have a new excuse for not get
ting there.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

DETROIT. May u.-close: Monday
was T. very dull and weak daN IN the
grain markets Liverpool was iowes
was almost demoralized. There was
nothing in the market 20 indicate =
corner. Crop news was favorable ana
the futures were all weak. Al the same
time. the news was buliish In casn
wheat, heavy decrease on passage,
small worlds exports, and A large DC
crease in the American visible supply,
Wheat auotations-Cash No. red,
si.Cl May opened unchanged at WIS,
and declined TO sl.ol; July opened at
s99.c. and declined TO s2iac: September
opened at Gle. and declined 10 sOc' No.
red. use: No. white. SOL.
Coarse grain quotations: Corn-CaSh
No g. \ car at 72c: No. 3 yellow. car
at 5tnc; No yellow w6, ears 5s s. Ne "a
white. car al ss%e sample car at
Rye-Cash No. .. soc
Beans-Cash, s2.4s; May se.4s; June.
Glover seed--Prime October. 100 bags
Receipts in the Detroit market on
cars OF corn. OF oats. and l OF rye.
Withdrawals were 200 bills OF flour.
Stocks are l45.5s4 bu OF wheat, l5I 797
bu OF corn. "a 5Ss bu OF oats, 2'ssS oa
Visible supply decreases: Wheat. p
277 900 bu; corn. $4,000 bu; oats. 63i,-
600 bu.
worlds wheat exports last week. g.
$4,000 bu: wheat on passage, 2,O0s'OoO
blu, decrease.
Wheat in Liverpool closed s d17sd
lower and corn unchanged
Northwestern wheat receipts Nom
day. 2IT cars; year ago. 81 cars
Exports OF wheat and hour Monday.
900 bu.
Monday. 45s.o0O bu; year ago. $4,000
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12

Flattery may be applied with equal
success to a woman's heart OF a mans
pocketbook.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12

Lots OF men would rather hold po-
litical Job than earn an honest living.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12

Speaking OF close friends. those who
will not lend you a dollar head the list.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis @. Gorton. 14l3 Majestic bldg.
AfaN
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO.
Report of Market Opening By sadfer,
H1rfek a CO.. Com rnfs sion Merchants

BUFFALO. May Ii:--(special Gal
tle--Receipts 5000. quarter higher; ex-
port steers, ss7547.05: shipping steers.
Sc. 40 Gt6.75; butcher steers, t5.IsQes5
feeders, sl.75Q5.s5; stockers. IS. 80 "a
$3.50. Hogs--Receipts 10000. workers..
IS so T5.s5; mixed. medium and heavy
t5S5G5.s0: pigs. s5eoG5.70. Sheep
Receipts 10 900. top lambs. s72597.5c:
yearlings, s6.25qs.fs; sheep, ssQe; top
calves. S6.15dT.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
MARKET CLOSE.

EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Nav IL
Cattle--Receipts 1875. active. 100 Sc
higher. prime steers. 81 i.25: l.sOO 10
lSO-lb. steers $500 6.s5a heifers. si.fj
46.50; cows. s3.7545.7b; bulls So. 100
$50; feeders. s1G5 .25. NSAis-Receirts
3.20O, active. soc lower at S5M7.2J.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1890. ac-
tive lambs 35c higher. sheep stronger
lambs. s5.2597.50., yearlings, se.2S v
SO, wethers. s5.S546.25. tewes. s.
ceiprs IL $50 head. fairly active. 6n loo
lower; workers.. t5.15a5.s5. pigs, s5.s0u
565. mixed and heavies. $3.50 $50,
rouEhs, s4.7sds; stays. sSS5gAzs./
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12

Today IL 4 part OF the future we
<orried about yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
cHIcAGo LIVE s1,oCk.

! CHICAGO May ll.--Hogs-Hecslpt Us
$4,000. steady TO &c lower. light, sS,sV Y
S as's5. foushs. sS.s5G SO. pigs. $500
s gS9S TO iao,ss ssav' cst,lRs
besves. sSs0af.so: Texas steers. s4TO
$3.50. western steers. s46546; cows
and heifers. s2.S04s.7o, stockers and
The Detroit times., 1908-05-12
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. May ll.-Wheat opened
steady and sold !. a. - c higher on COM
mission house buying. Later decline
TO about nc under Saturday. resulted
from selling by a few big commission
houses. May broke about three cents.
Opening prices: Wheat-May. sl.05 n
1I.Q5. Corn--May. 74d73hc. Oats
MAY. 55Ac Pork-July. $13.57h. Lard
July. ss.52h. Ribs-July, $I.3I u:
There was heavy crash in May
wheat today. the Armour house flltng
up all corners and at prices to suit the
buyer IL sold from si.05 y U$l.004. !;
July. s2la gs0%c. and September from
s77s IS6E.c Corn and oats were lower.
too showing losses of =. % &c. and pro-
visions were 2ia47hc lower.
Closing prices: Wheat-May. S.0l.
Corn--May. 7i7sc. Oats-May, Soc.
Pork-May. s13.i21a. Lard-May. ss.+S-
Ribs May. 500.
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are becoming 10 mOSt "ohieh'
AT small evening affairs where
slightly low gowns are worn, the pref
ty fashion has been introduced oil
wearing band OF colored veiVeI
ribbon around the neck. II is tied IN
small flat bow directly under the
chin. II is copied from the old Bouch'
err pictures and was adopted by the
women of that time. 1t is prettier
when worn with gown that is not
very low and it goes well with
slightly square neck. 1t must be tea
at the very top of the neck. II put
at the base It destroys the lines from
eartip to shoulder.
There is a growing tendency on the
part of young women to dress their
hair quite simply and the single
psyche couture is becoming extreme
" popular. 1t is really more OF SIM
gle puff than anything else ana IL Is
quite adroitly made. The hair Is
combed back from small pompadour
or a front parting to a point three IN
ches above the nape OF the neck
There the hair is tied with a bit oil
silk ribbon the color of the hair. Then
II is rolled over the finger into q
i, long. loose, carless puff. This is Sc
, cured invisibly at each end. Ther'
, is no sign of comb or other fasten
$ ing or ornament.
!. Soft cordings are seen among TN
!. new indoor dress trimmings and ar
. used to simuite buttonholes, finisl
q panels and outline brassiers.
II A variation Of the usual pierot rul
n is one composed of white and gra
9 maline. from the collar OF whic
"a spring minute tails of brown fur.
# There is a growing tendency for tn
" costume that is of one color from nee
n. to hem, but hats do not necessaril
Or either match or contrast.
y. A novelty in footwear that provide
II for the display OF coquettish hosiei
10 is found in the new suede boots, whi'
60 are slashed from top to instep on cit
no er side of the front seam.
ID Shadow stripes and checks OF Il
10. one-tone kind remain as good as eve
although their downfall was predi'
or ed In the early fall.
+o FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
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he will deliver his address on Give
the Boy a Chance" This is talk
especially for the young people and Is
quite interesting. being broad-visioned,
wide awake and up-to-date. one that
every young person in the city and
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Rev. Colby D. Hall Of Waco

Who is State president of the Y. =
s. C. f. of Texas and educational sec
rotary will fill the pulpit today al
the Christian church, both mornins
and evening. At the evening service
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vicinity will appreciate and 90 wen
10 hear. Also ut this service Mrs.
Geo. Adams has kindly consented 10
sing. DR.. Hall will also address 'he
Endeavor society at $500. m. Bible
school at s:45 a. m. a most nearly
invitation 10 all