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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
MORE PRIZES
BY LOCAL
FAIR

The judges report OF the manufac-
turers' and merchants dept of the
Four-State fair shows the following
prize winners In that department. I'm
doubtedly there will be same disap-
pointments and surprises. but that is
the result in all contests-somebody
must win while others lose;
Vermont Farm &c Machine Co, Salt
Lake City, Utah, awarded gold medal
for best display of cream separators.
Blackman & Griffin. ogden. Utah.
awarded gold medal Tor best quality
Utah cheese
Wasatch Canning Co, ogden, Utah,
awarded gold medal for genertl dis
play and best quality canned veGeta'
bles. gold medal for best quality aspar-
agus and extra sifted June peas.
Thomas Bros. Richmond. Utah,
gold medal for best handmade saddle.
ogden Overall & Shirt Co. gold
gold medal for best oyeralls.
Utah Knitting Co., Ogden, Utah,
gold medal awarded for best knit
goods.
Domestic Art Department. Weber
Academy. awarded gold medal for
best display Of bottled goods.
Hewlett Bros, Salt Lake City, Utah
awarded gold medal for best quality
teas and coffee.
Utah Canning Co, ogden. Utah
awarded gold medal for best quality
| canned pork and beans.
j. c. Mcdonald Co, Salt Lake City
| Utah. awarded gold medal for oes'
.I,. Il 90 nd
Western Bottllng Works, Ogden
Utah. awarded gold medal for bes
quality of cider.
Glenn Bros. Music Co. ogden, Utah
awarded gold medal for best display
of pianos.
Superior Honey Co. ogden, Utah
awarded gold medal for general dis
| play and best quality of honey
Paine & Hurst. ogden. Utah, award
ed gold medal for general display o
dry goods and ladies wear.
Salt Lake Mattress Co, Salt Lake
City. Utah, awarded gold medal fo
best mattresses.
Peery Bros. Ogden. Utah. awarded
gold medal for quality on flour.
Singer Sewing Machine Co, Ogden
Utah, awarded gold medal Tor bes
sewing machines.
Y. C. NJ. l.. Salt Lake City. Utah
awarded gold medal on best shoes,
Domoto G. Co. ogden, Utah, Gol'
medal for most artistic display Of rice
and lea.
c. d. Ives. ogden. Utah AWARDED
sold medal for best quality gents
furnishing goods.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
CHICAGO JUDGES INQUIRE
INTO JURY PANEL FRAUDS

Chicago. Sept. 2o.-In all OF tic
courts of Chicago except the municipal
court the wheels OF justice were st
standstill for an hour today while the
judges began an investigation OF The
charge of irregularity In the Office o'
the jury commissioners. Twenty-elghi
judges met In the chambers OF Judss
Brentan. chief justice OF the superloi
court and listened to an impaSsoned
arraignment by States Attorney Way
men of the methods which he alleged
had been employed in drawing Juries-
He charged that names drawn by lo'
for jury service were fraudulently dis
placed In the jury commissioners o.
flee by names Of men acceptable i'
those In a conspiracy to defeat To-
ends OF justice. Whole venires We"
tainted. he declared, even the grane
jury.
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A TREAT FOR LOVERS
OF MOVING PICTURES

The management of THE THREE
Picture Houses has selected bills for
this week that should please every
body Perhaps the most interesting
picture of them all Is "MOZART'S 5
LAST REQUIEM" A masterpiece in
the arts of photography and acting
Fascinating, classical and beautiful,
LITTLE SISTER, story of New
York underworld. written especially
for the Edison Company by Edward
A. Townsend, the famous author OF
"Chimmie Fadden."
TOM THUMB, a refreshing little
fairy story, beautifully colored by
Pathe. Every child in Ogden should
sec this pretty picture.
! VERSAILLES, made famous by
King Louis XIV. This picture shows
! the magnificent marble palaces. the
beautiful parks. the grand canal and
the famous fountains.
"GLIMPSES OF PARIS" This pic
ture gives vivid conception OF the
pleasures of the smart set. horseback
riding in the famous "Bois-de-Bou'
logne," which is suggestive OF Central
Park. New York,
Each house has a BIOGRAPH this
week the pictures that are always
features, insuring a good laugh IN
each house.
The big sensational features OF the
week. however. is THE AEROPLANE
CONTESTS AT RHEIMS"
| Several times collisions in mid-aiT
we're narrowly averted. This picture
shows a large number of Aeroplanes
| in the air at one lime. LathamS ma
| chine reached height OF 400 feet
while Bleriot's machine stopped In
mid-air at a height of 90 feet and fell
TO the ground. DON'T FAIL TO SEE
+ THIS PICTURE.
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Eight HUNDRED CHECKS
SENT BY FAIR MANAGERS
Big Money Loser This Yearseveral Thou
sand Dollars in the Hoe-Management Will Arrange to
Pay All Just Claims.

The Fair officers have been busy on
their books and discover that the
prizes and awards will deplete the
treasury. The association runs be
hind several thousand dollars for the
year 1909. But for the profits OF Dec
Grafton Day, the Fourth and gath oil
July. and baseball games this year.
the loss would have been much more.
Last evening the Fair officials sent
out 500 checks, each for from 81 10
800. for The prizes and premiums won
al the fair The checks go TO people
of all ages-from children 10 years old
TO aged people OF so years. the
checks go to people of fifteen counties
In four states, though four-Hfths OF the
money goes 10 people within radius
OF 40 miles OF Ogden. About 400 more
checks are TO be mailed. But said
Mr.. Glasmann. president of the Fair
association, these 400 checks VIII not
be mailed for little while as we are
running short OF funds. We lack So
200 in meeting our obligations and
we are payins of all the small awards
and claims less than $50 first There
are prize winners Hike Wilson Broth
ers of Twelfth street, who won iG
small prizes. amounting 10 $15S.50 In
cash, who will have 10 wait. There
are a number of other large prize
winners. but Wilson Brothers have
| won the most in the agricultural and
horticultural department and we men
tion them especially in hopes that they
Will accept this advertisement as pay
ment in full Then there is due tho
lumber and hardware merchants abou
| $4,000 additional that does not WORRY
| the Fair management at all as tha'
| debt Is held by real good people who
have the upbuildlng of the county a
heart, and the hardware and lumbe!
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OIL STA TION
AT CARLIN,
NEV VADA
ENGINEER CAMPBELL TAKES q
GANG WITH HIM.
When Work ls Well Under Way, Mir
Campbell VIII Return to Super
wise Ogden improvements.

Engineer Campbell VIII leave Wed
ncsday for Carlin with force OF twel'
" men to begin the erection OF a fuel
oil station at that point The WORK
VIII require about sixty DAYS and will
be pushed forward without delay IN
order that oil can be utilized fer
freight engines west of Carlin during
the present winter.
After the work has been fairly In
augurated by Engineer Campbell, the
task will be left in the hunds of Fore
man Robert Barr and Mr. Campbell
will return to ogden 10 take uD tne
track concrete work west OF the Union
depot Fifty men Will be put on this
Job next week and as most OF the ma
terial will be on the ground within
the next few days, this Improvement
viii be showed forward rapidly from
this time on.
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W OULD NOT
RU n FOR
MAYOR
A. r. HEYWooO MAKES A POSI-
TIVE STATEMENT.
Republicans May Depend on Some One
other Than Mr.. Haywood as
Their Mayoralty Candidate.

a. r. Haywood called at the Stand
ard Office this morning TO state that
he was not quoted in regard TO tne
mayoralty nomination with sufficient
positveuess, and ne desired to mako
bis position clearly understood. Hc
would not and could not accept the
nomination from the Republican party
were It rendered him, and, while he
appreciates the nice things said BY
friends. he Is unequivocally out OF the
race.
Mr.. Heywood's positive position is
source of regret to those who had hop
ed he would lead the Republican
forces.
II is now up to the Republicans TO
look around for some other standard
bearer
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COLORADO NEEDS REPAIRS.

Honolulu. Sept 2O-The armored
cruiser squadron of the Pacific fleet.
which is making three weeks stop
at the Hawaiian islands on its cruise
to the Orient. left this port for Maui
today. The Colorado. whose boilers
burst recently. was the only ship that
did not weigh anchor. 1t may event
ually return to Mare Island navy yard
for repairs,
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GOV. HApLeYs REGRETS,

Jefferson City, Mo. Sept. 2l.-Gov-
ernor Hadlcy today sent the follow
Ing message to Mrs. Johnson;
"On behalf OF the people OF Missouri
and myself. I extend to you and the
people OF Minnesota our sincere sym
pathy in your great afflictlon. Gov
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21
CARD OF THANKS.

To all who so kindly assisted and
lent a helping hand during the sick
ness and death Of our beloved Hug
band and Father. Nicholas Smith We
desire TO extend our sincere thanks.
1t Is our earnest prayer that they
may all receive tho same kind treat
ment during their hour Of sorrow and
bereavement.
Mrs. Sarah Smith and BABY.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-21

ManZan, the great Pile remedy. pre-
vents Piles by preventing constipation.
II is conveniently applied directly to
The trouble by means of small noZ'
zle attached TO the tube In which Man
zan is put up. Sold by Geo. F. Cave
Drug Store.
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PLAYFUL ELEPHANTS AT LARGE

Santa Barbara, Cal. Sept. 20.-Five
big elephants belonging to circus
now here stampeded early today
through the lower residence section OF
the city destroying fences. trees,
porches and sheds TO the value of sew
eral hundred dollars. The animals
were merely playful and made no at
tempt 10 harm any person. They es-
capped into the high field grass at the
edge of town and were rccaptured
with difficulty.
WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
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| ernor Johnson's life and public ser
vice gave pew inspiration to the pos
sibilitles OF American citizenship and
new standard In the performance Of
| oflmc1al duties
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NOTICE TO HoRsEMEN

You will find Monterey with DR..
Lamb at Corey's Livery Stable. =
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PEACE ASSURED
FOR THREE YEARS
ON CHICAGO LINES

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@ at least three years was as @
. sured in the street car situa- G
. tIon in this city by the sign
8 ing Of the wage scale offered BY c
@ tho street car officials of the {
o North and West side line, The {
G scale is practically the same as {
Q that accepted few days ago by {
Q employees of the South side {
@ lines. Material concessions arc {
Q granted to the mon. {
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people will he invited TO exchange
their accounts for stock in the Fair
association. That Is an easy way TO
pay the bills and at the same time
transfers the Fair management 10 new
hands.
There is considerable money due the
Fair association. Ii Is hoped that all
the premiums will be paid before the
close Of this month.
The management has decided that
wherever a cash prize was offered,
and the full conditions have not been
complied with, not to pay the money
For instance, the rules provide that
no exhibit can count twice. There
were many people who offered the
same exhibit more than once. such
as first as an individual exhibit, then
the same as part OF collection, and
then the same for some special prize
offered. Such exhibits will be allowed
a prize only once Then again, large
cash prizes were offered for collec-
tions of say 10 certain articles. In
some instances some of the mentioned
, articles were omitted and others not
mentioned articles were substituted
undoubtedly for the purpose OF deceiv-
ing the judges. All awards made TO
such exhibits will be allowed only as
TO quality, but not as 10 cash prizes
First because the rules were not com
piled with and. second. the cash on
hand Is not sufficient TO meet all OBJ
legations and. therefore, those first ell
titled to consideration arc those who
have complied With the rules of the
association
Continuing. Mr Glssmann SAYS II
will be hard pull TO pay the legiu
mate claims. but the management vii
endeavor 10 pay every just claim ir
full. though II may take few weeks
before all are paid.
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WEST END TWIN FALLS LAND
Opening excursion 10 Bull, Idaho.
Sept. 20, 26 and 81 via O. S. L. Ask
agents for particulars. =
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DETROIT WINS IN
THE FIRST GAME

, Washington. Sept 21.-Ninth
, inuIng-D. Jones singled, Bush
? walked. Bush forced at sec-
, ond on Cobb's grounder to Nc
, Bride. Crawford walked, Mo
Q Rarity singled. scoring D.
, Jones and Cobb. Crawford
, was caught at third on Stan
, ages grounder. J. Jones flied
? out. Washington out In order.
2 Score-Detroit, 9; Washington,
. ] Total score-Detroit, 5; d;
? 2. Washington, l; 2; 0.
: &C a0oO SOS O @ @ g
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ident Rich will deliver his annual ad-
dress.
Mrs. DR.. Joyce and Mrs. DR. Smith
will entertain the wives of doctors
Wednesday
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ing given a thorough overhauling and
remodellng. The sanitary arrange
nents for the school are Of the very
best that money can provide. Superin-
tendent briggs making the statement
that no better lavatories were ever In
| stalled in any .bulldIng.l
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WANTEo-GIRLSA AT UTAH CAN.
MING FACTORY, CORNER 29TH
AND PACIFIC. FOUR CENTS PER
PAIL FOR PEALlNG.
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STRAYED-From pasture Sept. 10
one bay yearling stud. white hind an-
klcs and star. and one black yearllne
n1ly. Please inform +. NJ. Conroy
and get reward
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Sunday school, 10 a. m; preaching, IL
a. m. and 1880 p. m; Christian endeav-
or at $50 p. M; morning sermon,
Open Doors; evening, The Fullness Of
Christ. Strangers and visitors well
come. f. B. Sapp.
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THE GUNNISON TUNNEL
Facts About Gigantic Project for Re-
cIamation of the Arid
Lands.

Kansas City Times: The Uncompa-
hgre project, as the opening of the
Gunnison tunnel, on the western slope
of the Colorado Rockies, is known, will
reclaim more than 1900 acres of land
in the Uncompahgre valley. Water
from the Gunnison river is diverted
through a six-mile tunnel, under a
2000-foot mountain, to make the re-
clamaUion possible. The cost of con-
structing the tunnel and the necessary
canals was nearly $4,000, 900. This val
ley has been demonstrated to be one of
the greatest places in the world for the
raising of fruit, as well as less fancy
crops. The work on this tunnel was
begun in February, 1905, and complet-
ed this year. The carrying capacity of
the Gunnison tunnel is 1900 cubic feet
second. The water is taken from
the bottom of the Gunnison river and
goes through this concrete tunnel--a
solid body nine feet high and ten and
one-half feet wide. The Uncompahgre
river bed is used for the main flow of
the water from the Gunnison, and there
are east and west canals, watering both
sides of the valley. These canals are
built along the extreme edges of the
mesas, and thus will bring practically
the entire arabic area of the valley un-
der Irrigation. The government also
has secured the rights to existing
bitches in the valley, so that practical
ly the entire Uncompahgre system will
be under government control. The cost
of the project will come out of the land
reclaimed. 1t Is estimated that the
cost of water rights under the Gunni-
son tunnel will be about $35 an acre.
which will be divided into ten pay
ments, at the will of the purchaser
Unlike most government projects, there
will be very little honesteading In the
valley, as most OF the land was taken
up years ago. There is a small amount
of available land in the area reclaimed
but most OF 1t Is owned privately, and
will be sold outright to prospective set
tiers, thus doing away with the five
years residence clause of the home
stead act
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aggReHEs.

Bible truths. Sunday school at 3 p.
M: service at county jail at 4:S0 p.
m; open air meeting, p. m.
United Norwegian Lutheran church.
corner Robert street and Fourth ave
nue. north-Sunday school IL to /:
Young Peoples meeting at 7 p. M
evening service in the English lang.
uage by Rev. H. o. Shurson at s
o'clock All welcome.
st. PauPs Evangelical Lutheran
church (Norwegin synod), corner
Fifth street and Sixth avenue north.
u. G. jacobson, pastor--Norwegian
service Sunday evening at 7:45.
First Congregational church, Rev.
r. A. Beard, d. D., pastor-Sunday
services will be as follows: 10:30 a.
m, morning worship, with sermon by
the pastor; subject, Gods Way: Sun
day school at noon instead 1910 as
heretofore; Endeavor meeting at $780,
subject, Beulah Land At 1880 in place
of the second of the series of Sunday
evening addresses on Rational Living
there will be lecture by Miss Ellen
M. Stone, the missionary who was
captured by Bulgarian brigands and
was ransomed at such great cost by
her friends in the United States. The
music for the morning service will be,
anthem. Rejoice Ye With Jerusalem,
(Page); response, God go Loved the
World, (Stainer); for the evening SER
vice. anthem, Sweet Day Of Rest,
(Spenec): duet for soprano and tenor,
Tarry With Me, (Nicolai). The quar-
tet consists of Miss Beard, Miss Cham
pine, Mr.. Crowthers and Mr.. watkins.
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'Many-Use" Oil at MR.. o'Neill.
A HELM TO Health.

DR.. G. F.. Butler in Chicago Journal.
It is a good deal easier and pleas
anter to cultivate right thoughts,
right purposes than 1t is to take a
dose of medicine. Good health for a
dollar bottle" is rapidly becoming "A
spent force. The cry of good health
at the price of the cultivation and
training of ali ones powers, physical,
mental, spiritual; by bringing them
into joyous harmony with the revealed
will of God, is now to the fore. Don't
imagine however, that you can dis
pense with the physician entirely. #
you are suffering from some malady,
consult a good doctor and aid him by
banishing all fear from your mind,
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Norwegian Baptist church, corner of
Second avenue and Fourth street
north. j. B. Sundt, pastor.-Sunday
services: morning, 1920, Sunday
schol and Bible class at noon; Young
Peoples meeting, 6:45; evening ser
vice, 7:45; Wednesday evening prayer
meeting at o'clock. All are welcome
to these services
st. Marks Eng,is Evangelical Luz
theran church. corner Fourth avenue
and Eighth street. north. The Rev.
w. s. Ulrich pastor-Twenty- third
Sunday after Trinity. Epistle lesson,
Phil. iii, 1921, subject, Enemies of the
Cross; gospel lesson, Matt xxi, 1922,
subject, Christ and the Tribute Money.
Chief service at IL o'clock, Sunday
school at 9:45 p. M; vespers at 8 p. m;
Luther league, 7:15 p. m. A cordial
welcome to all.
st. Mary's cathedral. corner rol
Broadway and Sixth avenue north
Low masses on Sundays at Z and s
a. M; children's mass for childish
alone) at 9 a. M: solemn high mass
and sermon at 1890 a. M; baptisns
at 2 p. M; Sunday school and Bible
class at q: 80 p. M; society meetings
at $3.50 p. M; vespers and benediction
of the blessed sacrament at 1880 u
M: feasts Of obligation. as Christmas
and New Years day, being also legal
holidays. services are held at the same
hour as on Sundays. other feasts of
obligation, as the Ascension of Our
Lord. forty days after Easter, the AS
sumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Aug. is; All Saints day, Nov. 1, and
the Immaculate Conception Of the
Blessed Virgin Mary. Dec. s. All
masses on these days are said half an
hour earlier than on Sundays.
The Glad Tidings Mission, 122 Front
street, o. Il, McCracken pastor
Preaching service at 1880 a. m. and
1880 p. m. by Rev, T. A. Doughty and
these will be In the nature of special
revival meetings. and Rev. Doughty
Is very Gear and foreeful teacher of
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First Methodist Episcopa1 church.
Herbert G. Leonard. pastor.-Holy
communion Sunday morning, 1890;
Sunday school and Bible classes, 10;
Epworth league, $50; evening wor-
ship and sermon, 1890, subject: Twen-
tieth Century Opportunities; midweek
service Wednesday,. evening.
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First Baptist church.-The pastor,
Herbert TiIden, will speak in the
morning on What lis the Matter With
the Church, and What Is the Matter
With the Folks Outside of the Church?
Sunday school at noon. b. Y. p. u. at
$3.50: Is xii, 3-5-Beulah Land; leader,
Theo. Greenshields. The pastor at 1880
will speak upon: The Riddle of Exist
ence and It's Solution. Mrs. Dodsley,
organist; Mrs Stephens sings.
Swedish Baptis' church. B. l.. Carl
ton, pastor.-Morning service, 10:45;
Sunday school IL o'clock noon, B. Y.
p. u. 5 p. m; evening service, 7:45;
prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
All welcome.
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CHM Helps Now end Then.

Detroit News; CHM, The school
book man, helped the cause of peace
In his lifetime by following his BUSH
ness, and helped II again at his death
by giving 1t $1,o0o,00O he made at his
business.
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Mr.. Taft's River Voyage.
New York Sun; There Is something
pathetic In the spectacle of the good
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Plymouth Congregational church,
North Broadway, Rev. VIM. H. Climb
lett, pastor-Morning worship at 1920
with sermon by Rev. o. p. Champlin;
Bible school at noon: Y. P. S. c. E. at
$3.50, Geo. Stickney, leader. At 80 the
congregation will join in union
meeting at the First Congregational
church to hear Miss Stone, a returned
Missionary; mid-week service Wed
nesday evening. Preaching at Kragnes
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. A cor
dial welcome to all
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natured president of the United States
being conveyed In state down the
Mississippi river In steamboat TO
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Swedish Lutheran Elm church,
Rev ~ O. Grunden. pastor; residence.
s01 Third avenue notwithstanding SER
vice at 1880 o'clock every Sunday ex-
cept the second Sunday in each month.
Sunday school at 10, evening service
every Sunday at o'clock sharp. All
who understand the Swedish language
are cordially welcome to worship with
us
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Gethsemano cathedral, Episcopal
Second avenue and Ninth street south
of holy communion at 8
a. m; Sunday school at 10 a. M;
morning prayer and sermon at IL
o'clock; evening prayer and sermon
at 1880 o'clock Bishop Mann will be
the preacher for the day. A cordial
invitation to attend one or all of the
services of the cay is extended.