davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
Big Blaze AZ Harpey.

a destructive Are occurred at the
village OF Harney, near the Penn
sylyania line, In Taneytown district
az an early hour Thursday morning.
The dwelling occupied by George
Shriver. the storeroom adjoining. oc-
cupIed by Harry Shriysr, with val
liable stock OF goods; Mr.. Hess cigar
factory, ]. w. Beck's barber shop and
II. A. Heoks harness shop were des-
troyed with most OF their contents.
a lodge room occupied by several or
ders was located In one OF the build
ingB and the paraphernaila OF the or
ganizafions was consumed.
The buildings were owned By 3. Il.
shoemaker, whose loss IL fully 81. 900
with Insurance OF only $1,000. Harry
shriver's loss Is s3.000sto 81 .O0e Other
losses bring the aggregate up 10 not
less than $4,000 aud II may reach
SIS, 900.
Telephones were burned out and
communication with the village was
interrupted until late in the evening.
IL was the most destructive fire thai
ever occurred In that section OF the
country.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19

years our farmers will be extensive
growers Of alfalfa.
Mr.. Fulton closed the meeting for
the day by continuing his talk upon
orchards, taking up where he had left
on In the morning, and treating OF
planting, cultivation, pruning, &c.
Tuesday morning Mr.. Wing gave
short talk In the car on the growing
OF cypress trees. He said this wood
was becoming more valuable every
year; that, contrary TO the general
impression. these trees would grow
much better and faster on high ground
than In swampy land, and be alluded
to the cypress In the yard OF Ascen-
sion Episcopal Church.
At the conclusion OF his talk, Mr..
Wing and DR.. Stabler drove 70 Snyd-
ersburg, to lecture and organize an
institute ~ that place.
Mr.. Fulton remained with the car
and lectured In the morning on Insecs
and spraying, and in the afternoon on
gathering, packing, storing and ship
ping OF fruit
From here the car went 10 Thur
mont.
Before leaving. Director Amoss ap-
pointed a committee whose duty II will
be to organize an institute for this sec
tion 10 take charge Of all matters per-
tanning tn institute work Michael Il.
Walsh was made secretary OF this
committee. Tho entire committee Is
not fully made up. and we cannot
therefore give the names until next
week
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
WESTERN MD. WINS AGAIN.
Comes In First In the Relay Race at
Washington.

Western Maryland relay team
scored the biggest victory of their
career on Saturday night at Wash
ington when they defeated the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania and Richmond
In three-team race. They were or
iginally scheduled TO run against
Richmond, but when Penn entered
team they we're placed against w
NJ G. and Richmond College. The race
proved 10 be the fastest OF the evening
and for a greater part OF the distance
II was very exciting. Byrd led off for
Western Maryland and took the lead
at once, Pennsylvania following close
up, with Richmond third. Penn would
make a spurt and get close to Byrd
who would then again pull away two
or three yards, when the same thing
would occur again. In the last so
yards w. NJ. G.. was able to gain
little and Stultz got away on second
relay with about yards lead The
same thing occurred In this relay that
occurred In the first. The Penn run
ner would make an extra burst OF
speed and almost catch UP and then
W. NJ G. would again forge ahead
Turner, the third relay for w. NJ. G.
got away with about four yards lead
which he was not able TO increase un-
I'll the last $50 yards. when in n good
finish he led by at least s yards. Mar
Gus. the last man who ran for W. NJ
G., added about more yards TO the
lead over Penn. Richmond was hope.
lessly beaten by the time the half mile
was reached Some nf the criflca eav
that II was not Penn's regular team.
II is very likely that II was not the
full first team, ms Penn had last year
the champion team OF the country.
The weakness OF Penn, that Is, for
big University team. was partly the
reason and the other reason was that
w. NJ. c. showed up exceptionally
strong. Richmond the other team
which claims 20 have beaten George
town twice. was distassscd about 80
yards before the race WAS half over
and Virginia took n full second more
to beat Geo. Washington University.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19

Jacob +. Elgln. contractor. Pennsyl-
yania avenue, met with an accident
on Saturday which might have cost
him his life. He was taking from the
second story OF his shop, by means Of
a block and tackle, large piece Of
machinery weighing several tons,
which caught In some way and would
not descend. Mr.. Elgin got under
meath OF the load TO pry Il loose when
one OF the ropes broke, allowing the
machine to slip. striking him on the
head. causing scalp wound which
required several stitches and a num-
ber OF bruises on his legs.
All that saved his life was that the
blocks upon which the machine had
rested had not been removed and in
falling the machine descended upon
these blocks and did not go entirely
to the floor. II the latter had hap
pened, Mr. Elgin would undoubtedly
have been crushed to death. He was
taken to his home and will soon be
all right again.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
Bk,hda, Surprise.

A very enjoyable birthday surprise
was given Frank ShAifer at his home
near Carrollton on Monday evening.
February 10, II being the b3rd ami"
ycrsary Of his birth The guests be-
gan 10 arrive about 7.30 and took Mr.
Shaffer completely BY surprise. lie
never thought OF his birthday tili they
began wishing him a happy birthday.
lie said II he had known IL he would
have taken his felt boots on. The
evening was spent by the older ones
In social conversation. The young
folks played games and enjoyed vo-
cal and instrumental music. AZ late
hour refreshments were served. Tho
guests returned 20 their homes after
wishing Mr.Shaffer many happy birth
days like the one he had just enjoyed
Among those present we're Frank
Shaffer and wife, John Algire and wife.
John Dutrow and wife, Ed. .shaffer and
wife, William Harris and wife. John
G. Richards and wife. Mrs. DANIEL
Rupp, Mrs. Benjamin Croft, Mrs. Mary
Martin, Mrs Belinda Martin, Mra. u.
Lowell. Misses Nettie Harris, Winnie
Shaffer, Ray Algire. Grace Shnffer, LII
lie Sykes, Bessie Rupp. Helen Harris.
Hilda Lowell, Ruth Shaffer; William
Shaffer, Frank Richards. Emory Shat
fer. Marion Martin, BENJAMIN Croft,
Emory Snyder, Paul Shaffer. John
and Carroll Harris and Clark ShaffeF.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
birthday Surprise.

Miss Emma Kemper, Silver Run, was
surprised by a large number OF her
friends last Thursday evening, Febru-
airy IL. II being her 18th birthday an
niversary. The guests proceeded I'm
body TO the home OF the honored
one. who was found busy. She put
aside her work and at once showed
the guests that she had recovered
from the surprise that they had given
her, Games OF all kinds were indulged
IN, the younger element taking pos
session of the parlor. the senior mem
bers taking the sitting room. While
all were enjoying themselves a table
Of refreshments was being prepared.
which was announced at q late hour,
20 which all responded. Upon the de-
parture of the guests they all wished
Miss Emma many more happy birth
days and all were invited TO come
again"
Those present were Benjamin KEN
per and wife. Irwin Kroh and wife.
Charles Knipple and wife, Mrs. John
Copenhayer, Mrs. Henry wIllet. Mrs.
Amelia Bowersox. Mrs. Theodore Be
miller; Misses Mary Brown. Mary Co
penhaver. Clara Croft. Sarah Ksmper
EfEie M. Fuhrmsn. Lillian Zahn,
Airic Little, Eldla BycrH. Cecilia Bur
COON. Emma Kemper. Ruth Dell. An
ME Croft. Annie Gcetlng. Moilie
Koontz. Bessie Brown, Ruth Knipplc
Sarah wiIlet. Catherine Fceser. Eata
Kemper, Blanche l. Myera Mary KEN
per; William Humbert William r.
Brown. Oscar Dell. John Cromer. Her
man Knippie. william Copcnhaver
Charles Brown. Roy spangler. Stewart
King, Harry Feeser. Clarence Kemper
Howard Koontz. Kenneth X. Kroh
John and benjamin Kemper and
ufhrrg
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
DROWNED HERSELF IN SPRING.
Mrs. william Erb Had Been Suffering
from DespOndeney.

Mrs. William Erb, who lived with
her husband and family on the Samuel
Gait farm, near Copperville, committed
suicide by drowning Wednesday. She
had been suffering from some time
from dependency. Tuesday evening
she seemed to be In unusually good
health and spirits. Wednesday morn
ing she rose at the usual hour and
made the kitchen fire. Not very long
after, one of her sons found her body
in the spring, about 500 yards from
the house. Efforts at resuscitation
were made without success.
A bandage on her wrist revealed
the fact that before going to the
spring she had inflicted a wound upon
her arm. which she afterward tied up
carefully before making the second
and successful attempt upon her life.
She was 50 years old. Her husband
and the following children survive
her: William Erb, Taneytown; Elmer
Erb. Braddock, Pa. Gleason Erb, near
Taneytown; Mrs. Charles Koontx,
Tyrone: Mrs. Howard Lemon, near
Taneytown; Robert. Oliver and Misses
Annie and Frances Erb at home.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
Orphans Court.

Monday. February i5.--John r.
White and Edwin II. Sbarrretts. ad-
ministrators of James w. White, de-
ceaAed, returned report OF sale Of per-
sonal property.
Edwin j. Myers. administrator OF
Joshua Myers, deceased. settled his
first and 1nal account.
Tuesday February l6.-Letters OF
administration on the estate of Eman-
uel Harner, deceased, granted unto
Upton Harner. Adolphus Harner and
Emanuel Harner. who received war
rant 10 appraiBe. also order to notify
creditors.
George o, Brilhart. administrator OF
Harry T. Petry. deceased. returned in-
ventory OF debts. additional inventory
of money and additional report OF sale
OF personal property and settled his
first account.
villlanna y. Mehring. executrix OF
George A. Mehrlng. deceased, filed re-
port OF sale OF personal property.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
Wood Cuttlnr.

On February 4 very nice pile OF
wood was cut for Mrs. Fannie Ogg,
OF near Eastyiew. and when time came
TO stop cutting all we're invited into
the house, where supper and Ice cream
were served. and all seemed 20 en-
Joy II better then cutting wood All
stayed until late hour and music
was played by the choppers and many
others. Every one would exchange
instruments until they we're all the
way round except Crist Schnabel, who
had a grinding organ and would not
let any one else play II. The instru-
ments we're plano, organ, 2 violins,
mandolin, guitar. grinding organ,
graphophone and mouth organ, and
all enjoyed themselves. Those present
were Messrs. Garfield Ogg, Mortico
Welch, Harry 0gg. Crist Schnabel,
George II. Welch, Augustus Saddlers,
Frank Welch and Mike Richter.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19

Clevie Henry, Nellie Schaeffer, Katha-
rine Beacham, Mrs. b. F. Grouse.
Fisherman and Spanish Soldiers
Edwin Gehr, Albert G. Mitten, Serek
Wilson, Clarence Stouch, Moritz Zepp,
Ernest Geiman, Gloyd Diffendal,
Trump Herr, Augustus Shriver, Claude
KINNEY Edward Little, Frank Powers,
Howard Miller, Ralph Cover.
Bridesmaids. - Elizabeth Duncan,
Katharine Lynch, Helen Armacost, Eva
Herr, Virginia REGISTER, Bessie Rob-
erts.
Spanish Dancers.-Anna Gehr, Isa-
belle Roop. Henrietta Roop, Lillian
Shipley, Mildred Buckingham, Miss
Jessie Shaw.
Spanish Students.-Messrs Albert
Mitten, Edwin Gehr, Serek Wilson,
Trump Herr, Edward Little, Claude
KINNEY.
Spanish Guards.-James Mitchell,
Augustus Shriver.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
GraIn EIe,aior for srLesrIlle.

From u public standpoint one Of the
greatest improvements Sykeaviile has
ever had n shortly 40 be realized,
Wade n. u. warfieId has Just closed
contract with the Burreil Engin-
eerinE 4 Construction Co. of Chic
ago. 20 construct q ilre-proof elevator.
The main building will be so feet by
30 feet, 72 feet high. and will have
storage capacity for 10000 bushels Of
wheat and 1000 barrels OF ear corn.
The latest machinery will be in
stalled. Including corn shelter. clean
er and feed mill. Everything will be
handled at n minimum cost. There
will be n driveway the entire length
OF the building, and the latest methods
Of unloading from the delivery wagons
will be employed A 25 horsepower
gasoline engine will be installed.
=. r. McAllister. the secretary OF
the construction company. when here
hast week said II am going 20 build
Mr. WarheId the most up-to-date ele-
vator east OF the Ohio river"
The work will be begun about
March |. and will be completed in
eight weeks.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
RrnMn.

wedding OF much interest was
solemnlzed at New Windsor wednes.
day, February 10. at 13O o'clock. when
Miss Nettie II. Brown, the eldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John c,
Brown. became the bride OF Preston u.
Roop, son of John II. Roop. The cere-
mony was performed AT the home OF
the bride by Rev. L. Emory Bennett
pastor OF the NJ. f. Church, and was
witnessed by a large number OF rela-
tives and friends. after which a recep-
tion followed. The rooms we're sim
ply decorated with smilax, cut flowers
and potted plants. Vases OF pink and
white carnations gave an effective col
or and the shaded lights bore cor.
responding pink.
The bride was attended by n maid
OF honor, Miss Mamie Delany, OF Bal
timore. She wore a handsome gown
OF white silk null over silk, trimmings
OF lace, and carried bride roses. Miss
Delany wore gown OF pink silk and
carried smilaI and lilies OF the val
ley. The two ushers were George
Gorsuch and Wilmer Duvall. After
the reception the couple left for their
wedding journey TO Baltimore, Wash
ington and New York. On their re-
turn they will make their future home
In New Windsor about April /, where
the groom is associated with HIS faith
er. John II. Roop. In the butcherlng
and grocery business.
The brides going away gown was
toQue gray broadcloth, with hat and
gloves to match. The presents were OF
cut glass, silverware, china. linen,
bric-a-brac and several checks.
Those present were Preston Roop
and wife, John II. Roop and wife,
John G. Brown and wife, New Wind
sori Rev and Mrs. l.. Emory Bennett
and son. Clarence Duvall and wife,
Grant Devllblss, wife and daughter
Grace, George Pennington, wife and
son, w. Bower and wife of Taneytown:
Howard Devilbiss and wife, OF New
Windsor; ED. Stem and wife. of Win
field; Oden Barnes and wife, w. Roop
and wife, Joe Roop and wife, Alfred
Englar and wife. Herbert Englar and
wife, John Buckley and wife. John
Shuey and wife. Carroll ZIle and wife.
Augustus Harman and wife, Charles
Harman and wife, Walter Duvall and
wife, Mr.. Richter and wife, Mr.. Nor
wood and wife, William Gorsuch and
wife, Arthur Albert and wife, William
Duyall and wife, John Duyall and wife.
Howard Bower and wife, David Walsh
and wife, Ezra Brown and wife, OF
Westminster; Ezra Jones and wife.
Mrs. l.. Barnes, OF Dayton, Ohio; John
Delaney, of Baltimore; Miss Mamie
Delaney, Miss Marie Duvall, OF Balti-
more; Mrs. Russell Welty, OF New
Windsor; Mrs. Cora Stouffer, Mrs.
Sterling Gorsuch. Mrs. N. Zile, New
Windsor; Mrs. Fowler and daughter,
Mrs. Samuel Haines, Mrs. Lizzie
Harnc,, Mrs McClellen. Mrs. Warner
and son, Mrs. Coppersmith, son and
daughter, Mrs. Herbert Baker. Miss
Mary Harbaugh, of Union Bridge;
Misses Fannie Zile and Nora Duvall,
Nellie Devilbiss, Cora, Matte and Ma
bel Harman, Elsie and Corine Duvall,
Elizabeth Bower. Misses Smith, Mag
gle Roop, Florence Englar. Kitty, Bes-
sic, Helen and Anna Roop, Hanna
Skunk and Alice Frounfelter, Messrs.
John Smith, John Bale, George Cor
such, Weldon Duvall, Harry and Wal
ter Harman. Wilmer and Arthur Du-
vail Granville Roop and Howard
Roop.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
Chickens In Demand.

A number OF our citizens are COM
planning OF losing chickens by having
them stolen during the wee sma'
hours OF the morning. Three men
were actively engaged on Saturday
night in the hennery of the Albion Ho-
tel, where they were discovered by
the proprietor, who made desperate
attempt to capture them. The thieves
seeing their dangerous position, drop
ped the chickens at the alley gate in
their hurried departure and took to
the woods.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
Centenary M. +. Church.

On Sunday next. February 81, Rev.
]. f. Heisse, ID. d., district superin-
tendent, will preach at 1890 a. m.
At 7.3O the service will be in com
memoration OF the work OF George
Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
Rev. O. =. Tiffany, ID. D., OF Western
Maryland College, will make the ad-
dress on Washington. and Rev. DIR.
Richardson, pastor, that on Lincoln
Hon. W.LW. Nabrook and Captain AL
bert Billings q, u. s. A.. will give
Personal "reminiscences OF Lincoln. /"
George r. Gehr, OF Westminster, will
read Lowell's poem on Lincoln. The
First Regiment Band will be present
and the national hymns of the Metho-
dist Hymnal will be sung by the choir
and congregation. The public are cor
daily invited to these services.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
Mr.. Harhangh Saw Them arrive.

Harry II. Harbaugh, East Main
street, was treated 10 a surprise on
Friday night last by his friends. The
guests arrived about o'clock Just
as Mr.. Harbaugh was on his way to
his Office. When he saw them he said
Yes, there they go; It's on me-" The
evening was spent In cards and games.
Several well-known yocallsts were
present and thrilled the guests by
singing some popular airs. Those
present were Harry II. Harbaugh and
wife, Geo. +. Eckenrode and wife. VIII
liam GrumbiBe and wife, David r.
Walsh and wife, Albert Thomson and
wife, Mrs. Frank Shaeifer, Mrs. T.. o.
Diffendal, Mrs. Elmer Hoppe, Miss
Margaret Eckenrode, Harry Casseil,
John Case, Harry Berwager, Leonard
Eckenrode, Elmer Shriver, Paul Lynch
and Vernon Eckenrode.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
In Ana Of Earthannle snfrerers.

The pople OF Mount Airy and vi
cinity showed their sympathy for the
italian sufferers by attending sacred
concert given at the Mount Airy M.
II. Church. The entertainment was
given by the choir, with the assistance
OF the pastor, Rev. NJ. H. Courtney, y.
G. Dorsey, Asa II. Watkins Miss Nor
ma Engle and Miss Lillian NJ Baker.
Receipts were $4S which was turned
over to the Baltimore Methodist to be
applied In the best way possible for
the relief Of the sufferers.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
FEBRUARY COURT.
The HowgSd County Case Takes Up
the Entire Work.

The February term OF the Circuit
Court for Carroll County began Feb
ruary 5 with Chief Judge VIM. II.
Thomas on the bench. Judges Bra
shears and Forsythe arrived this week
and are also sitting. VIM. r. Stone
Is balllif to the jurors John W. Ar
baugh and Abraham Albaugh were
appointed bailifis at the gates. The
docket contains ~ cases for trial. IL
appeals aud - originals.
The jurors for the term are: Joshua
=, Smith Noah E.Cutaail. Robert Flea
gle. Jonas T.. Myers. BENJAMIN Frank
shriyer, Christopher G. wianer. Henry
Clinton shipley, Thomas NJ. ireland.
George W. Wolbert, John G. Flynn. ],
Hun, Peter &. Wertz. Isaiah u. WIlda.
ain, Jacob y. Zahn. Jesse &. C.Robertson.
Robert J.. Shipley, Peter Engard. oden
=. I1elster William n. 8. Allgire, Geo.
6. Nayior. Edward Smith. Charles w.
BoSersox, George p. Buckley, Jr. .Chas.
r Grimes.
OF:
Charles " Fink W. The Maryland
Casualty Co. action. non pros. on mo.
ton OF plaintiffs attorney. Fink for
plhintiff, Clark & Williams for de-
| fcndant
Daniel c. Freeman. appellant Va
Edward l., Hiyely. appellee. appealed
from Jesse v. BillmyeF. J. r.. tried
before jury. verdict for appellee
Brooks for appellant and J. N. Relf.
snider for appellee.
State W. John Matthias. appealed
from Edwin shriyer. J. r.. dlsorderiy
conduct, plea Of guilty confessed. j
NJ, ReifHnider for State and Steele for
I Matthias
Geo. W. Zepp. appellant, VIZ. Elmer
J. stull, appellee. appealed from Vim.
A. Abbott, J. y. tried before Jury, yer.
diet for appellee for if5. walah for
appellant and J. NJ. Reifsnlder for ap-
| peliee.
State ys. Abram N. Lclatsr. appealed
from Edwin w. shriver. J. r.. 2 cases
assault and battery. plea Of guilty con.
1 fehsed, sentence suspended for two
years and released on ticket Of leave,
J. NJ. heifanider for State and Brooks
/ for I.etstcr
Samuel H. Mehring w. Jamea l..
Barriok. aRsumpait. tried before a Jury.
verdict for defendant Brooks for
piaintir and J. NJ. Rcifsnider for de-
l fendant.
County Commissioners Of Howard
county Va. Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road. removed from Howard county.
aHsumpslt tried before Jury. Dempa
aey and Steele for plaintiff and Bond
4 Parke for defendant. Verdict for
Howard county for S6.506.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
ChaiIng Dish Club Entertained.

Thursday evening OF last week the
Chatting Dish Club. OF Westminster
was entertained at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles w. Reese, Littles-
town pike, near Westminster. Tho
refreshments we're oysters served in
different styles, crackers, celery,
pickle, coffee, &C.
Among those present were DIR. and
Mrs. Charles Foutz, Dr. and Mrs.
Lewis Woodward and the doctors
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Englar, Mrs. Jos.
Foutz, Mrs. Roberts, Misses Bessie
Roberts. Marion Cover. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Pearre Wantz. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Jackson, Frank Cassell, Snyder Baby
Ion, Rev. and Mrs. Calvin Slagle, Mr..
end Mrs, Reese, Mary Reese and c.
Foutz Reese.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
Methodist Protestant Church.

Sunday school and adult Bible study
classes at $3.50 a. M; public worship
Jl a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sermon themes,
morning How Habit Made a Hero;"
evening, Stephen, and the first Board
OF Stewards" Christian Endeavor
service at $50 p. m. Wednesday pray
err and praise service at 7.30 p. m. and
teachers training class at $50 D. m.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
Verdict for Howard Co.

The jury in the case of the
county commissioners of Howard
county VS.. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad this morning returned a
verdict for $6, 5O6 in favor of the
commissioners. The railroad com
pany will appeal.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
London on AuerIean CIothes.

Observes the London Chronicle: I'm
London the man who demands respect
has his clothes made for him. But no
New York man who Is not a million
alre or near It buys anything but store
clothes. And the ready made clothes
are so standardized that you have
but to confess your inches and you are
clothed in America"
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
AerIdeni.

February ~ son OF Frederick Ma
gin, OF Smallwood, while wrestling
fell and twisted his right leg under
the other leg. causing a fracture OF the
smaller bone close TO the ankle Joint
and a serious spraln OF the ankle joint
itself. DR.. M. l.. Bott rendered sur
gical aid, and the young man will
probably be In condition TO take a
fall out OF his opponent in few days.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
Fire Alarm.

The executive committee Of the
Westminster Fire Company are ac-
lively engaged this week In soliciting
subscriptions for the installation OF
the fire alarm system. One OF the
committeeman stated this week that
as far as he had gone he has received
a number of liberal subscriptions and
has not the least doubt OF being able
to raise the required amount of money.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-02-19
Grace Lutlerau Chureb

Special services win be continued
at Grace Lutheran church until Mon
day evening. Evangelist John M.War-
den VIII preach Sunday morning and
evening, and also Monday at 7.45 D.
m Everybody invited and all chris
tian prayers requested.