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The Bobbs- Merrill Company.
dcontlnued Broom Yesterday.l


I gave up finally and went down the
ladder again, getting in through the
ballroom window without being OBJ
served. I went back at once to the
trnnk-room. and. sitting down on a
box. I gave my mind, as consistently as
/ could. to the problem before me. If
the pipes in the roof were ventilators
TO the secret room. and there was no
trap-door above. the entrance was prob
ably in one of the two rooms between
which it ~lay-uniess, indeed. the room
had been built. and the opening then
closed with a brick and mortar wall.
The mantel fascinated me. Made OF
wood and carved, the more 1 looked
the more l wondered that l had not
noticed before the absurdity of such
a mantel in such a place. It was COW
cred with scrolls and panels, and, final
~, by the merest accident. l pushed
one of the panels TO the side. 1t moved
easily, revealing a small brass knob.
1t is not necessary to detail the huc-
tuations of hope and despair. and not
a little fear of what lay beyond, With
which I twisted and turned the knob.
It moved, but nothing seemed to hap
pen. and hen discovered the trouble.
I pushed the knob vigorously to one
side, and the whole mantel swung loose
from the wall almost a foot. revealing
a %cavernous space beyond.
I took a Tong breath, closed the door
from the trunk-room into the hall
thank heaven, I did not lock it-and
pulling the mantel-door wide open l
stepped into the chimney-room. l had
time to get a hazy view of a small!
portable safe, a common wooden table
and a chair-then the mantel door
swung to and clicked behind me. I
stood quite still for a moment. in the
darkness. unable to comprehend what
had happened. Then l turned and beat
furiously at the door with my fists. 1t
was closed and locked again. and my
fingers in the darkness slid over a
smooth wooden surface, without a sign
of a knob.
I was f%uriously angry-at myself, at
the nantel-door. at everything. ] did
not fear suffocation; before the thought
had come to me l had already seen a
CLEAN of light from the two small VEN
tilating pipes in the roof. They sup
piled air, but nothing else. The room
itself was shrouded in blackness.
I sat down in the s~tiff-backed chair
and tried to remember how many days
one could live without food and water.
When that grew monotonous and rath-
er painful l got up and, according to
the time-honored rule for people shut
in unknown and ink-black prisons, I
felt my way around-it was small
enough, goodness knows. I felt nothing
but a splintery surface of boards, and
in endeavoring to get back to the chair
something struck me full in the face
and fell with the noise of a thousand
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CHAPTER XXXIV.
The Odds and Ends.

~ F Doctor Walkers sensational es-
~ cape that night to South
America, of the recovery of over
a million dollars in cash M securities
in the safe from the chimney room-the
papers have kept the public we'll in
formed. OF my share in discovering
the secret chamber they have been
singularly silent. The inner history
has never been told. Mr.. Jameson got
all kinds of credit, and some of it he
deserved, but If Jack Bailey, as Alex,
had not traced Halsey and insisted on
the disinterring of Paul Armstrong;
casket, If he had not suspected the
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NEW PUZZLES NO. $50.
2,911.
ANAGRAM.
TOMS NEAR HAT.
Ell DON.
2,912.
DIAMOND

Ell DON.
1912.
DIAMOND.
1. The letter P. 2. The heart Of a
flower. 8. (E. Ind A malarial disease
of horses. 4. A kind of necklace popu-
lar in the days of George III. 5. Pad
like. 6. Unyielding adherence. Z. (Sans.)
In the Yogi discipline the mode of 81
lating the breath. 8. A variety of kettle
drum used by Oriental cavalry. Q. A
town of Italy Grand and McNally).
10. The seventh letter and third vowel
of the Greek alphabet. II. The letter Y.
TRYON.
2,913.
ENIGMA.
1 am a lizard, very large,
In Africa I'm found;
On the %crocodile's eggs / prey
Wherever they abound
I also am ar ironclad:
In eighteen sixty-two,
Your history will remind you,
OF what 1 had to do.
I'm known as an admonisher,
And so, of course, you see,
l give advice, sometimes reproof.
Where needed it may be.
So my advice just now is this
Of you'd my name %procure):
Seek half way through the Standard and
You'll find it, l am sure.
AFTER ALL.
2,s14.
SQUARE.
1. (Scot.) I%mpudent or insolent talk.
2. Post-village of Fulton county, Ill.
(Lippincott). 8. Those who stone. A..
Adorns (Obs.). 5. A town On the
island of Java, province Of Soerabaya
GLippincott, page 912'. s. (Paint.) An
| atmospheric modification of a tint (*).
7. CD Short-legged hunting dogs used
to unearth badgers n foxes.
r. o. CHESTER.
2,e15.
ALPHAGRAM.
The summertime is with us now,
Some to the PRIMAL hurry;
Unto the soda TWO, in town,
The heated jewellers scurry.
C. SAW.
1916.
SQUARE.
/. Same as anemia. 2. French advo
cate; 1697-1745 (Phinips). 8. A student
of or one versed in Arabic literature.
science or medicine. 4. To take, in
fold, or hold in the arms. S. The Latin
name of Mayet Gippi1cott). 6. (Rare)
To sculpture. 7. To try.
ALEC SANDER.
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instantly he made no movement. I
think absolute terror had him by tho
throat. Then he stepped back, without
turning, retreating foot by foot from
The Dread in the corner, and I do not
think he breathed.
Then, with the relief of space be-
us. l screamed, ear-splittingly,
madly, and they heard me outside.
I'm the chimney" l shrieked. Be
hind the mantel! The mantel!"
With an oath the figure hurled Itself
across the room at me, and 1 screamed
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PRIZE

Many children were smart enough to
guess the correct answer to the rebus
puzzle published last Saturday, which
was Fulton. The following sent in
the neatest correct answers and were
awarded prizes:
THERESA WEIMAN, aged 10, 33S
Littleton avenue. Newark (game);
ANNA LYNCH. aged 10. 80 Harrison
avenue, Harrison (penknife)I WILL
IAN KLEMENT, aged IA. 50 McWhor-
ter street. (box Of paints; RUSSELL
ToRREY, aged II, 300 DeGraw eve
liza. NAWark (hasehall).
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ing to break in the nantel from out
side. It began to yield somewhere, for
a hin wedge of yellowish light was re-
fiected on the opposite wall. When he
saw that, my asssilant dropped me
with a curse; then-the opposite wall
swung open noiselessly, closed again
without a sound, and / was alone. h
intruder was gone.
I'm the next roomi" 1 called wildly.
THE next roomi" But the sound of
blows on the mantel drowned my voice.
BY the time l had made them UNDER
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There Is No Use Mincing Matters-1e Was Kissing Her.

stand, a couple of minutes had elapsed.
The pursuit was taken up then, by all
except Alex, who was determined to
liberate me. When I stepped out into
the trunkroom, a free woman again, /
could hear the chase far below.
l must say, for all Alexis anxiety to
set me free, he paid little enough at
tention to my plight. He jumped
through the opening into the secret
room, and picked up the portable safe.
Il am going to put this in Mr.. Hal
sey's room. Miss I%nnes," he said, "and
l shall send one of the detectives to
guard it,"
I hardly heard him. I wanted to
laugh and cry in the same breath-to
| crawl into bed and have a cup of tea,
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again. In his blind fury he had missed
me; I heard him strike the wall. That
one time l eluded him; l was across
the room, and I had got the chair. He
stood for a second, listening, then-he
made another rush, and l struck out
with my weapon. l think 1t stunned
him, for l had a seconds respite when
I could hear him breathing, and some
one shouted outside:
"We-can't-get-in. How-does-it-
open?"
But the man in the room had
changed his tactics. I knew he was
creeping on me, inch by inch, and I
could not tell from where. And then
he caught me. He held his hand over
my mouth, and / bit him. l was help
less, strangling-and some n was try
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officl.i ors.. Of tho Newark Puzzle CLUB.
THE WEEKLY CONTEST.

A PRIZE of 81 will be awarded this
"a week for a selected complete
list Of to New Puzzles
$50. Standard Dictionary is used for
definitions; compound words are
shown by ~, and words out of die
tionary order by %.
Address replies to Puzzle Editor,
Evening STAR" and have Same
reach this office within ten days.
Answers will appear in two weeks. =
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NOTES AND COMMENT.

The prize of 81 offered for a selected
complete list of solutions to New Pug
zles No. S2S was awarded to TRYoN.
Port Richmond, N. Y.
SHAMROCK is automobiling through
the Middle West.
President POLY'S message in the
Eastern Enigma shows good common
sense and proves the Brooklyn mystic
to be the right man to head the e.
P. L.
VIOLET says that CALEDoNIAN'S
poem in this months Ardmore Puzzler
in re e. p. L. convention proceedings
describes his recollections Of the event
exactly.
President POLY has appointed .he
following E. P. L. committees for the
current year: -
Flats-BALMAR, WILL, MIMosA.
Forms-DAN D. LYON, KEE pom,
x. l.. c.. r.
Departmental. ROSS, DELMoNrE,
FLORA.
Executive-REx, ABEL EN-. REX
FORD. 1
credential-PRIMRosE, A. DANDY.
| REvLoS.
Reception-ALEc SANDER, NYPHo.
ID. c. YER, DELAWARE. RuSTrcUs
Receiver of Proxy Ballots-DuKE
| OF GLOUCESTER
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WHAT COUNTRY is THIS GIRL VISITING?

~ Hsn little rn while nM @p one night was visited by his d of ut creatures and an on visit
i to hn country HGew we sect hem entertaining her in their own ashton Can you tell from the rw
what their country rHG? If you find the answer fill out the ouronb below ad@ send it to Uncle Jack
Evening STAR Newark N j.
To two girls and two boys who send in the nehs ota answers to this puzzle can have their choice of a
rot wrhn pnny the anwr viii be rejected une Jack win publish the picture fanny prize wmma who cares to
smdh ma photograph Tnype pictures mo be used Tmp hewnnes will please write to Uncle Jack telling
him how they like heir awards
Only children umT Is years of e AeH eligible to cnpHe Be sure to place. twochts mp on the en-
vApe to dd delay at the poonce The names mMs mmvnns nbe announced on sauhy, August
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l(To BE Continued on Monday
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,Sulaec" lit Gin Yier,

ens obre Siird)t Dor iiblen SolDcn &C.
trltnfcn merben fam. IS lit 10 gut
aus Dem beitcn Wolj uno Sopict &c.
brant llo 10 pnllfpmmcn geg1brt
uno 10 grilnolid gclagert, oub Der
ldlpnd)'tc Mogrn nid)t ongeerificn
miro. Seine Ieid)tc Serooulidfcit
crbobt Ieine Dpber ~iidrfenoel ino
n~abrbaften giaenihaitcn. @cboltrci.
eileS Sofelbicr. Sreo. 9auernidmibt'S
aamericnn 9rouerei." li04-l12S
9iaen-Str. Eel. Is. & ., St. Saul
1854. Wb. Gonrtiano 1891. (i9S)
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Siir bcutc uno morgcn perlprld)t
Der Wettermonn inns flares Wetter
uto mobige lempcrotur bel leid)tcn
meItlihen Ninben.
Sn Den nnoercn 9un6eS : Wetters
VcobaftungS Stuticnen oea Snnoes
ipurocn Ole iolaeuoen boflten Gem.
pcrotltrcn pcr5ciduct: Gnitport GA,
Yortlonb So, 9oiton 81. 4lbonp 81,
Ncw.Dorf 81, Yb~iIooeIpbio IS, ut,
lcntic GitD 81, Gnpc Don so, Woib.
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@ilmington 50, Gborleiton SO, 60.
nolunob so, Sodionuiae 80. 5llpiter
So, Sen @cit 80, gtlonto So, Wont.
gpmcrp 90, Nelp.G Orleans SO, Volc.
fine 96, @olpciton SO, GorpuSGbriIti
IS, WempbiS 81, Cincinnati ST.
Eittsburg 80, CNneao rs, Buffalo
rs. Glepelonb Is, Ietroit rs. Nlpeno
y, Wnrqlcttc 66, 8rcen Ban IS.
Chicago so, Guliltb y, ct. YoilI
so, ct. Scilis 81, aonins Gitp Sc.
Smobo Sc, Sliron 80, 9ismort 80,
@iaiIton 50, J6opre 81, NcIcno 9S,
Salt cafe Gitu 96, Icnpcr IS, Nortb
Hlattc 81 Nniorillo 81, Tooge GitD
80, Sos Angelcs "A.
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Mcinhcit bcS 6laidjcnbicrcs.

gicr, mittelit Der ncilcitcn lno
beiten Woihinerien in Der ncltcn an.
lnge Der Geo. 8iiniber, jun, 9roit.
So. oui 5laifcn 0ciiiQt. lit an sc.
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bon Der @roucrci ODER IbilIips
Bros. 8ertbeilungs sIaentcn. GiItc
BON 2 Guseuo HIoidcn $500.
NaiI GiGo, 3d.
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9onntags-
gorre(pouoent.

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tags : Nns9abc ocs gIcutidJcn
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pcidJrn Der rNHutiirtcn 8rcHc,"
Sofnl NadJridJtcn, Eun6cridJtc
ans ocntidDcn gGmScrn, Sumuri.
irIdIcs nit Sanitrationcn, Der.
miIdDtc JnlnnonadJridtcn n.i.iu.
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Snltimorrr, tucldJc bic Summer'
Ionatc a~uhcrbalb Der Staot ucrbrin.
gen, f6nnrn ben Correspondent"
md irscnO cincr TbrciIc in ben Scr.
riuiaten Staatcn, europa, McgifO
ruo Ganaba snscihidt erbaltcn. 9ic
Torciie mag 10 oft oils geiuiinidt sc'
Gnbcrt merbcn.
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Ilnns9ole" unO in6oiiirte Srn. g. Z.
u. Strptt fir boS llntcr6ous. Sr.
Strott miro beutc cine N~pplifotion
I'M Viirenu Der StootSs @abloufIidtS.
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bonn Gomite inooiiirt norocn lit.
In0ere Gonoi0atcu.
Gle ohtt @orO miro ouber Dem
bon Dem Gonitc inboiiirtcn @iQiom
Otedau 5mei on0erc Gonoiootcn i'm
6cloe baben, nGrulih Milton 6.
Slcmmers BON Or. 1889, Y. -@rooo,
man, Der geltcrn ieiuc N(~pplitotion
cinreidte, unO Srn. @nl. ". Stod-
bam.
Sn Der To-. Mor6 iteGcl, alld) ovei
Gdn0iontcit I'M SclNc, BON mcldcn
dber Niemnno 0it Sll0oilirlng oc5
Gomitc'S bat. GicicIbcn iino Geo.
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VI. Wilcor.
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aunocnlhneiccr !. $. Strott pom
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9rn. .. .. SbreepcS lno Srn. 20.
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NOR.
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5bomaS nlS Gonoioot iiir grtllor
oca Common FlcoS @triftS.
Wollte billiges 3udcr.
10 erf ellen. 3pei i~ltgcnolide
2iebc, bcioc Nc9erfnoben, milroen &c
ltern Wprgcn in oler tSriibc bon
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Sunoc oorolti oufncrfionn genladt,
Dab ctlpoS nift in Sr0nlul9 lei; er
itono aui, I'M Ole bciOcll @enaels 5ll
t%rcffell, mic tic gcrooc bo6ci iparct,
lid) Die Snid)cn nit Siibigfcitcn al
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anoerc cntfon, ober fllr5 ooruui bon
Yoli5llt Iilrr bonn neItlidcu Siitrift
gciaBt muroc. @cioe iultrocn bon
Gooi 2o0cn Ocm Silgenorid)tcr iiber-
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lolltcn gcitcrn IN ,Hoteiter ipiclen,
obcr Der Spiclplot mar 5u nab.
Strifein GntroIEGpun int
Sn ben Soflouo @oplen Mills,
III Gorrou.Gountp, oeret Tr1iibent
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grbcit iticoer9elcgt, I'M bobert 26bne
6i er5ipingen. &r. 8ooper begab lid,
geItern nod Saflon0, I'M nit bell
Strifcrn cine Eonfcrtnj nbjuboltcn,
fucld]e lrocl'en reiultotloS p%erlief.
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9lopo Sugbee, Gin 9:mobncr beS
Eunpercn5neItcs Vrpiton, 3cnn., per.
nriod)tc 9eiiern IN offer 6rilbc in Der
mGbreto DER garjcn Noht bcIcbten
@egcno on DER %2crington. mo @olli
ban Strnbe betrGhtIid)c Auircgmg
inoen CT Ole &ettunasIeiter bcs so.
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ooe lrottoir iprang Inb bonn nit
ou Guicn: rSillic! Siilic! Sic lino
bitter mir bcr!" bopon liei. Ter
EoIi5iit @uIiert nobnl i'm ieit uno
tradte i'm nod Dem Stoot-Soipital,
poicIbit Ole gcr5tc coltitotirten, Dob
Der Wolm on 9IIfobuIismus mo Dem
oonit p%erbunocnen @~criolgun9s.
mobniimn Ieioe.
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SbeS. s. 9icncr G 60,
o17

Gcutides rnb anoeres ausldnbi.
ifcs @cIo eefailit unb perfanit.
@eloicnounsen beiorst nod 9eutid.
lanb, Scitreih, &uBIano III . 10.
BetieI mlseeftcIlt aui ausIdnoiide
ganfen. Grebitbriefe unb SraueIers
GheaieS. (9--l
Wife tHr's stnsIanb beIprgt g.. Antne. 4t3
Eh.Nalttmeyesett. uahe 0ufona Sunft.Aue.
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M. 8eiiert.
Saltimorc's 9emtidjcr Ebotpsrapb,
100-1tt
Wprb.Wan.Strohc

Sin ~critflaiiiscs 8eiddft fir crit-
flaIiisc Nrbcitcm, nno feline b0bcrcn
Yreiic, ais Sic anoersiuu besablcn.
SprSialitat, &creinssrnppcn nno
Samilicngrnppcn. 8erar6kernngen
aadJ altcn Yilbern inter @arantic.
Tdtcn Sic amf obige NorcHc; cs
lit at Sbrcm @urtBcile.
Seine WerbiuSnng nit irgcnS CT.
ncni anScrrn Stnoip.
(2est9,T&S.1O
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@eIbEennnnatn.

geIoicnounscn nod Ecntidlonh
uno DeItreid . ltnsarn fiher uno
idaen beIorgt. 5, 10 uno 90 Warf.,
icmie 10 nno 90 aronen . sheine at
perfarfen.
Sbeo. $. 0itner 4 Co.,
o. Rr. 217, cf.DaIimere.v tr.
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Steif's '
0eutf6es 8ter,
$1.25 PER CASE.
US4-) t, --t
(tS4-)
Notis.
Scb6el'a eilsiges Stnbio.

3 3rf ..Ft .+ Vp'td.. Ht
Scb6el's eiLSiges Stnoto.
Scoermann fennt bic bon nns &C.
licfcrtc Mrbcit; iuir benfcn midJt ba'
ran, uns ielbit at lobcn, IonScrn iiber'
laiIcn bies nniercn 2eiitmnsen. Seine
Sreppcn bel ms .sn erlteigcn. Saief
Sic i'd ppn Naberen nidlt tanid)eit,
es siebt MIR Gin ein5ises Sebbel'Stn'
bio nno birs befinbet iid) I'M Earterre.
Mdtcm Sic anf bas Sans, mo nnier
@amcn anf Sbirrn nno Tenfsrn
1tebt.
Seine Mgentcn. yin YretS.
Gdten sic anf
-Sebbel's-
321 Norb-@ Sag Str, nabe Sigh.
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Spnnenanf. nno llntcrgang.
Nns @cttcr.

@cIteru mor mieoer Elm iebr beiBer
Gag. oui 90 @rob itieg oos SbermOs
meter. I'm 126 llbr ictte 3nor 8e.
gen cin, obcr ooiielbe brofte menig
@rIeihtcrlmg. Die itiinoIifc Gem
peratur mar bon 6 llbr Wor9enS bis
s llbr. Nbenos pic iolgt:
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50 YbiIaSclphia nnS snrad.

$1.50 Gbelter utb 5uriid; 81
@ilmiltgton unb 5uriid pia golti.
mere & Sbio.9abu naditen Sonntaa.
Spe5ial5ua perIdBt Camden. 9abnbof
) Vorm., Mount @opal gabnboi
quo BORN. 1888
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-15
DR.. ]. " PORTER TO
DEDICATE NEW CHURCH
Will Conduct the Services al
Calvary Baptist Church in
January.

Rev. ]. W. Porter, ID. D., Of Lexing-
ton. Ky. formerly pastor OF the New
port News Baptist church. will dedi-
cate the new Calvary Baptist church.
Huntington avenue and Forty seventh
street, which has Just been completed.
The date for the dedication ceremOn-
les has not yet been fixed. but in all
probability they will be held on Sun
day. January 2.
Although II Eas been finished Tor
two weeks. the new church has not
set been furnished. the pews being
enroute here az this time. They were
shipped last week and are expcctca
to reach here the latter part Of the
present week. Their installation viii
reqaire but a few days.
Rev. samuel l.. NaG. pastor Of the
church. invited Dr. Poster 20 cone
here o. dedicate the church and ne ~
In receipt q letter from him saying
that he win D. CAD to cone here a.
eny tine 10 perform this service Il
l. more than T1obsbie that while here
Dr. Porter viii preach 10 his former
congrte CATION At the Newport News
baptist church.
DR. Porter - nov The pastor % the
First BAPTIST church. Lexington. ~.
and Is also editor 81 the Western RE-
ccTder.