davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-01
Fairfield Five===
EaSterns Four.

South Brewer. Me. July 31-Fairfeld,
with Harry Moore In the box. won out
from the Easterns 5 to in a l0-inning
game. Moore was effective but his sup
port was ragged Browning shut out the
visitors until the eighth. when a heavy
shower affected his delivery and he was
found for a succession of hit. He had
perfect support. The score:
EAyEF;ET,p
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-01
Southern LEAGUE Saturday.

cry 2.
At New Orleans-New Orleans Z, Mem
phis 6.
At Mobile-Atlanta 6. Mobile g.
At Birmngham-Bir Birmingham Z. Chat
tanOoga 3
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Connecticut League Saturday.

At New Britain-New Britain 2, North
ampton 1-10 innings.
At New Haven-SpringfieldN New Haven
game called In first half of fourth inning:
rain.
At Holyoke-Hartford- -Holvoke post
pOned: rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-01

Runs--Made by Abbott. Labreck Greg
ory, r. Peed. Moore. Kiah. Browning.
Halliday Cunningham, Twe-base hits
Abbott. Labreck. Kiah, Browning. Three
base hit-Rawson. Stolen bases-McDon-
ough. Moore. Browning. Cunningham .
Base on ba,'s-ON Moore 2. off Browning
g. Struck out--By Moore 9. by Browning
8 Umpire, Wood: Time. 15s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-01
American ociation Saturday.

At st. Paul-St. Paul 6. Louisville 8.
: At Kansas City-Kansas City 4. Colum-
bus g.
At Milwaukee-Toledo 4. Milwaukee g.
At eapolis-Mnneapolis 3, Indian
apolis l Indianapolis 10. MINNEAPOLIS Z
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-01
Connecticut l.esaue Sunday.

At New Ha:en--New Haven I, Hol-
yoke ..
At decentralization S. Waterbury
2; Waterbury 4, Hartford |.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-01

At Montreal-Montreal 1. Providence 1
Montreal l. Providence 0.
At Observation-Disclosures L. jersey City
1: Rochester II: jersey City s.:
At TOronto-Toronto 4. Baltimore 3.
At Buffalo-Newark 3, Buffalo 0: New
ark s, Buffalo =
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-01

The bronze statue of Thomas B. Reed,
the former Speaker, arrived at Portland
Saturday from New York and will be
erected on Western prominade and dedi-
Gated Aug. 81. Burr c. Miller Of Paris
was the sculptor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-01

AT New Icrl5-,Hew Yorl; I. Boston 1;
New York /. Boston o.
At Brooklyn -Philadel0hia >. Brooklyn
la innings.
At Pittshrrc Cincinnati Pittsburg .
At ST. Louis-chicaGo I. St Louis l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-01

the circuit. In the past Il games out of
A times at bat Parent has connected with
the horsehide on IA different occasions.
making the grand average of .31s. rec
ord which any player might well be proud
of. If Parent continues his heavy stick
work he will soon be among the leading
II sluggers in the league presided over
by B. Byron Johnson
When Parent first came to Boston, in
the days when the American League was
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-01
Dodge Reports.

The following statistics made pub
1io by the F. w. Dodge Company con-
cerning contracts for the erection of
buildings in New England from Jan. l.
1910, to July q. 1910. together with com
parison with similar periods in previous
years.
Contract awarded to
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-01
Saturdays Winners : Chicago, Gin.
ci, PhiIlles, New York Twice.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
TODAYS GAM Es.
Boston at New "ork
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
National League Sunday.

AT CINCINNATI
Pittsburg .......O 0 0 0 2 0-3-7-4
Cincinnati .....1 0 0-2-6-1
Batteres-CamnitZ and Gibson: Gaspar
and Clarke. Time, 135. Umpres, KLEIN
and Kane.
AT ST. LOUIS.
First game:
St. Louis 80 o 0 0 O-3- TO
CHICAGO ........3 0 0 0 0 4-9-15-1
Battelies-Lush, Figsins and Brasna-
han; Brown and King. Time 155. Um-
pireS, Brennan and Day.
Second game;
St Louis .............o o o o o o O-O-O-3
Chicago ,....-........ . / It'll
Batteries-B Backman and Fhelps Cole
and Archer. ] IN. /. C,.lpii es, o. Day
and Brennan.
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American League Sunday.
AT CHICAGO.

Chicago ........0 o 0 0 0 0-o-5-3
Detroit .........3 0 0-6-6-1
Batteries-Olmsted, Young. Walsh. Scott
and Payne: Donovan and Schmidt. Time,
14s. Umpire, Perrine
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American lesaue Saturday..

At Poston-Boston ), New York 4.
At Cleveland-C Cleveland ;. st. Louis |.
At Observation-Disclosures I, Wash
ington 5.
At Chica2o--Eetr"it 4. Chicago ..
. AT ST. LOUIS.
First Game.
Cleveland ..........c o 100 30 3 1-5-9-5
st. Louis ...........G e 0 | 0 0 > 0 0 0-4-8-1
Batteries: Harkness. Fanwel and East
erly: Ray. Bailey and Stephens Time,
21a. Umpirea. Din Ell and Evans.
Second Game.
Cleveland ......0 ! o 0--2-81
st. Louis........0 0 o q 0 o 0 0-O-3-0
Batteries: Fakenberg and Bemis; Pow
ell. Kinsela and killifer Stephens. Time
$50. Cmpires. Evans and Dineen
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Cleveland Takes Two from St.
Louis, 5 10 4, z to 0,
Saturdays Winners: Boston, Phil
lies, Cleveland and Detroit.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
TODAYs GAMES

Boston at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Washington at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-01

At Lawrence-Lawrence l, New Bedford
O; New Bedford A. Lawrence l. Called
at end of 5th rain)
At Brotkton-Lynn . Brockton 1-10 in
nings; Brockton 8, Lynn 2.
At Worce ster-Fall River Worcester
postponed. rain.
At Lowell-Lowell ., Haverhill l.
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WORLD OF SPORTS
new ENGLAND.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
TODAYS GAMES.

Haverhill at Fall River.
Lawrence at Worcester
Lowell at Brockton.
LYNN at New Bedford.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24
HEARTS IF GOLD" PLEASES MARTIN
 PATRONS

Hearts of Gold,' heart interest play, which at the same time has it's full quota of thrillers, was presented at the Martin theater Sunday in a capable manner by the members of the Quinn Stock company.
 The piece has a mountain setting in the North Carolina country, in the days when moonshiners were more plentiful than revenue inspectors. The heroine of the piece is an English heiress, who has fled the district to escape an odiOus lover. Naturally enough, the lover ap. pears, as revenue inspector, and as the heiress, who is known as Mercy, has won the admiration of the mountainee1 moonshiners, there is plenty of gun play and bloodshed, when the inspector at. tempts to persecute the girl.
 Of course the villain gets his and the piece ends happily but there are plenty of thrillers before it reaches the "ant they lived happily" stage and the piee, , was well received.
 The chief parts fall to Lily Brans combe and Herbert Ashton, who fill tn, roles with their usual facility. The re maining parts are we'll cast and wei played, Chris Quinn, who appeared il the role of an Englishman, making ; decided hit.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24
+ + + + j. + + < + .H + + + < j. + + # PERSONAL MENTION + + + + + + + + # < + + 4 + + + +

George Olney of Stafford arrived hero last night on business.
 H. s. Van Gorden of Morenci arrived here last night on business.
 Maury Grider returned to Stafford yesterday after spending Sunday in Globe.
 A. J. Howell, well known resident of the. Tonto district, is spending g few days tn this city.
 Mrs. Mollie Selchow and Mrs. G.. D Hessler are shoppers in Globe from Cop per Hill
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24

E. H. Cooper, a cattleman of the Roosevelt district, was in this city yes. terday on business.
 c. W. Pritchett, the well known min. ing engineer, arrived here from Den yer last night.
 MT. and Mrs. A. F. 6. Cooper left yesterday for the Aravapaii district, where MT. Cooper has charge of the Cobre Grande mine.
 Mrs. R. G. Goodwin and son will leave this morning for Phoenix. Af. ter spending a week in that city, they will proceed to the coast for the sum. mer.
 Mrs. E. A. Quigley of Oakland, Cal. IS making her initial visit in the ter. ritory. She is sister of T. A. Paseoe with whom she is spending her time while in Globe. She leaves for Long Beach, Cal, to visit Mrs. J. H. Pascoe, next week.
 Mound City Paints are better. Whal- To-. T. IL.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24
NEW SHOW cAsE-Son

NEW SHOW Something in the way of an innovation has been re- ceived at Brown s in a set of new glass show cases, for the display of mems and women s garments. These cases suspend the garments and keep them in excellent shape. They contain two compartments, one above the other, and are the first of their kind to be seen here.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24
OFFICERS

notification to cancel all summonses ts- sued to jurors and witnesses for this court term and to serve no further summonses. It is probable that an ex- planation of the postponement will be received within short time.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24
MRS. ADAMS LEAVES-M

Adams, proprietor of Adams Confec. tionery, has practically closed out her business affairs here and wtll leave this morning for New York. where she will make her home in the future She will make the trip by way of Mexico City. Mrs. Adams is we'll known heye and her departure will be regretted by her many friends.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24
HoTEI. ARRIvALs-Sam Kirscl

ner, Los Angeles; l.. D. Ricketts, Can. anea; J. c. Smith, Cananea, c. w. Pritchett, Denver; H. M. Reno, Doug, las; J. B. Shea, San Francisco; D. J. Roberts, Fl Paso; C. l.. Witte, Bowie; c. E. Mills, Morenci; H. s. Van Cor den, Morenei.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24
SALE A sUccEss-The

SALE A SUGGESTIVE opening day of the Stock Reduction sale at Sul tans department store yesterday was decided success, the big emporium being thronged with interested shoppers during the entire day. The sale has ap- parently caught the public's fancy and promises to be a record breaking event in merchandising.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24

COURT POSTPoNED-For some reason as yet unknown, the summer term of the United States court, sched
 uled to open on June 6, has been indef- nitely postponed. United States Mar. shal R. H. Harpham yesterday received
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24
4 + < + + f < + < | | f 'f q + + *
 < BRIEF LOCAL NOTES ' < *+ + | | < | | | | | | ! 'f + '
NEW CARS HERE

NEW CARS HERE-A new shlp- ment of Maxwell run-abouts was re- ceived by Joe Brown Saturday. Dr. F.. R. McPheeters has made the first purchase and says this new style of buzz wagons is a winner and is expected to make decided hit with the motor enthusiasts of Globe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24
BEAT HIS soUAw-sent

serve term in the county jail Law renee Steel, an Apache from Roosevelt, was brought to Globe by Deputy Sher- fir Reed. Lawerance has been putting in his leisure time by beating his wife.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24
AWARD CONTRACT

ing of the board of supervisors yester- day, contract for the new steam heat. ing plant of the court house was award. ed to Dale < Sattler, for $2363, with a credit of $4OO on the present hot water heating system. The contractors will file bond at once. A number of routine matters were also disposed of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24

wild west show in the open, film which has been received in high favor where 1t has been exhibited, will be the feature.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24
KEE SALE CLOSING

will be the last opportunity for the people of this city to attend the clos ing out sale of the Sam Kee stock of goods, as the stock remaining after that time will be sold at wholesale While large amount of stock has been sold, the lines are not broken to any great extent and purchasers may still obtain good bargains.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24
AIRDoME PIcTUREs-Excelle

moving pictures of Roosevelt in Afri- ca were presented at the Airdome last
 night and will be given tonight and to- morrow nght. For the balance of the week "The 101 Ranch" a depletion of
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24
NEW sINGER-A new singer

NEW SINGER-A new singer will make her appearance at the Globe the. ter tomorrow night. The name of the songstress has not been made public, but she is said to have an excellent voice.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24
GOOD BARRIERS

Are much in evidence at Pete Fay, lor's Newport shop. Everything first. class.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24
SPECIAL. NOTICE TO THE GLOBE
 MALE CHORAL SOCIETY

A special practice is called for Sum- day, at 1:30 p. m. This is urgent and all that possibly can are requested to attend. w. A. TOY,
 Director.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

NUTIUE TU THE z U BLIC
 Dr. Lord has opened dental parlors in the new Sultan block, second floor. Rooms and 4. Phone Main 16.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-24

Mound City Paints are better. Whal ley Lumber Go.
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Short News Stories

The headquarters or the American suf'
fragettes. New York. nave received al
application from Hawaii for associate
membership.
Bcmore +. Borne OF the Explorers
club OF New York has announced that al
expedition 10 the summit Of Mount Nc
hinlcy will start In the spring.
Walter Farwcll only son of the late
Senator Farwoll Of Illinois. lost his left
eye throgh being struck by Il racquet
ball at the University club. Chicago.
AT tho Sandy Hook proving grounds
next Monday the test OF a 14inch gun
recently shipped there will be made. The
gun Will be the first OF its size 10 be
tested by the army.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Taylcr Hun. who
died III Louisville. Ky. Friday. OF pneu-
sceudant OF two presidents, James Madi-
son and Zachary Taylor
More than 1900 milk producers are ex-
pectcd TO attend the gathering on Mon
day at Central y. NJ c, a. Chicago,
which is 60 form a national organization
for protection against retailers
Breaking all records for snowfalls since
1855, when there was fall OF twenty
section about Portland Nc. buried un-
der sixtccn-inch blanket OF heavy
snow.
The district attorney OF New York has
asked the board for an appropriation OF
$24 900 and for eight additional deputy
assistants who will pay particular at
tcntlon TO the speed law violations in
driving automobiles.
c. A. Sarber mining and oil ex-
pert. is being held In Los Angeles by
the federal authorities on fugitive war
rant from Washington D. G. The charge
involves n check dishonorcd by a bank at
StcubcnVille. o.
Eighty-eight letters to Andrew Carne-
gle asking him To buy an organ for the
Cole BrilliaDtc Presbyterian church OF
St Louis, written during the last eight
months, brought check for SIPS Satur-
day from the llsilanthropist.
William Marcon. the inventor OF wire
less tcleGraphy. has arrived in New York
from England on his way 10 Cape Breton
where he will superintcnd the erection oil
a new power station TO replace that de-
Stroycd by fire
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Christian.

The Central Christian church, corner
Fourth South and Third East ono block
cast OF county building; Charles r. N~cl.
pastor 3O2 East Fourth South-Sunday
services. II a. III. and I:i5 p. m: morn
Ing sermon. iThc Souls Awakening" :"
evening sermon. What 1 Think About
Christ Bible school 10 a. m; c. II.
Zimmerman. superintendent: Christian
Endeavor 6:10 p. m; Mr.. Grove. leader;
Bible training class Wednesday night
Special music at both Sunday services by
chorus choir. Strangers in the city are
especially invited
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Unitarian

First Unitarian church. l3S South Sec
ond East street: William ThlustpI
Brown, minis ter-Sunday preaching ser
vice Mt II a, III. The Rev. Cha rcs j.
Irreund will preach. Subject Of sermon:
Long and Short Roads i'm Life SUNDAY
school at 1880; Civic Forum meeting al
$50 n, IN. Address by Prof. Maudc May
Babcock, University of Utah. Subject
"The Modern Drama" Discussion from
the floor. Study club meets Tuesday night
at 7:30 a. m. at tho Rev Mr.. Browns resi-
dencc, 1860 East Fifth South. Topic The
Pillars of Society" by Ibscn. Lloyd al
lance Wednesday at 2:30 p. IN The pub
lie codrially invited 10 all services
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Episcopal.

cathedral, East First South.
'ond and Third East streets
Z \, !, Iunkiin $. Spalding. ID. D..
cssrs Rev. Samuel II. Colla-
Il ou'nGuagcsima Sunday Feb
v Holy communion. 40 n.
npoi. 2;i1 a. M: holy com
sgrinon by the dean. III n. IN.
prayer. special music. and
i, ns dean. 1870 p. IN. Men 5
~ ~ a,onday al T;f5 D. m, Scrv-
o,soDesday AT 7.30. 10 and II
n D. m. Servlccs daily In
4, chllreh; Main and FourtI,
,.o,, & wnarles L. Perkins. rec.
.is'uiiiunion Al at s a. m. sundn =
III ~ M Holy communion and
a m. Bible cIass ai - M rn
a and sermon AT s O'Clock
sh "Wednesday AZ 8 a ~,
'SI'ors welcome TO ali
's =, (, chapel, Logan and N,n,,,
I, Al ssehool at 10 u. m. HON
nk pas.c chapel. s57 North sooor,
rayrr 'rnopi moo, at $40 II. m
Es,''n ana sermon at 7:3o.
a'eFnal hall Service ut .
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Lutheran Churches.

English Lutheran church, 336 South
Fourth East street: f.. w. Bussard pas
tor-Sunday school at 10 a. m. church
service at II O'Clock. All welcome.
The Norwegian Lutheran Church OF
Our Savior $50 South Fourth East street
kr. kvammc, Dastor-Mornlng service in
Norwegian at II o'clock. evening service
in English at o'clock: Sunday school al
10 a, NJ. The Ladies' Aid society meets
Thursday afternoon at clock with the
Misses Fehr 81 East Ninth South street
Song practice Tuesday evening at s
O. clock
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ons especially for men: Sun
~ l2;lo, Endeavor mission
~ West First North street
':aVcr service AT Gas: Wed .
'1g service at the mission al
ihe pastor Will lecture on
wv nre welcome at all serv-
$pyterlan church, corner o.
Pie and c streels; Rev. WI
zen d. D. pastor-Morning
y O'clock. reception of new
a communion. February -.
VICES at 7:45: Sunday school
NJ Young Yeople's meeting
at q: midwcek services on
And Friday evenings AT S as
services for communion on
- ooath, Everybody cordial
% oil these services.
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Scientist.

Firs, Church of Christ, Scientis,-336
East Third South street Sunday school
at 9;3S a. m; church services at IL "A. IN.
and . p. m. Subject Spirit" WedncS~
day evening. at o'clock, meeting Is
held for the purpose of telling OF the
healing OF sin and disease. All arc well
come TO these church services Free
reading rooms open daily. except Sun
day: from 10 a. M. to . D. M In rooms
505-507 Scott building
Second Church OF Christ Scientist-20
South Third East street. Sunday school
Al 9:io Il. m: church services at II Il. m.
Subject. Spirit" Wednesday evening
lat o'clock. a meeting is held for the
purpose Of telling OF the healing OF sin
and disease. All are welcome 10 these
open daily, except Sunday, from 10 a.
m, to 3 p. m. In rooms 5o5-507 Scott
building.
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Congregational.

Phillips Congregational church, Fifth
South and Seventh East streets. Rev.
p. A. Simpkin. pastor-Serviccs this day
at IL a, m and T:i5 y, m. with sermons.
The Rev. DR.. II. &. Herring of New York
Will preach at the evening service. Spe-
Cial music by Miss N. Williams Cordial
welcome TO all worshipers.
First Congregational church. corner OF
Fourth East and First South streets. Ell
mer I. Goshen. pastor-Morning services
at II o'clock.
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Danish Lutheran,

The Danish Lutheran church. corner OF
First avenue and Il street: Harold Jcn-
sen, pastor; residence, 81 j. street; Bell,
5lS5-liigh mass service al II "A. III. even
ing service at n. m; young people S
meeting at / p. M; Sunday school at 10
a m; the Ladies' Aid society will meet
Thursday, February 10, with Mrs. Kjar
Jacobsen, 71S East Second South All
Danish people cordially invited to attend
these services and meetings.
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st. Mary's Cathedral,

Divine services on Sunday at s. . and
~ o'clock Sermon at high mass. Rev.
w: * Ryan. Nespers and hcnedictlon at
.:3s D. m. The season OF Lent begins next
wednesday. Regulations by Bishop Scan
Ian In this weeks issue OF the Intermoun-
tam Catholic. Services Wednesdays and
Fridays at 1:30 o. m
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HILtitt
Ia league at Gao p. m.
president. Miss Sarah
lad the meeting. on the
fo- Watch" At 7.S0 In the
\ Will be rendered sacred
ramme. under direction of
Kirkman. as follows:
..Rcv. David w. Crane
The Chorus Choir
... Miss Faith Curl
The I'M Male Quartctte
Miss Helen Hartley
-. ..,ss.--.. 49,.
Il Goddard. Mrs. G. A. Smith
q Miss Addio Rowse
The Chorus Choir
..........Jo Joseph Poll
"a .....C. w. Torrance
Mrs. Henry Kirkman
...v., The Chorus Choir
MS and offertory.
6nation" -. ...-
Choir and Congregation
|aret Duvall and Mrs. Henry
rnn,panists.
initiation is extended the
||oy With us the services of
|odist Episcopal church, cor
East and Second South
Francis Burgcttc Short, pas
he at 10:45 a. M. subject,
|Ity of the Bible" Sunday
%. M: j. NJ. Settle, super
rpRorth league. Gas p. m !:
|uer, president; leader. Mrs.
b. Preaching. 7:iJ p. m.
riBfian Kindness " The mu-
0c presents the finest pro-
rendered In this church to-
choir director. the orgauist
rhestra have made special
|or tonight. The pastor has
|0n Riley. who sang so we'll
morning. To assist. None
b during any number OF the
Como carly. At the morn
the pastor Will preach the
n Of the series Oh the Bible.
Danish Methodist Episcopal
<outh Fourth East.-Sunday-
10 p IN. Preaching service
4 Scandinavian people most
Ted to attend.
1tfodIst Episcopal church.
pear Eighth West; III. ].
|or. -Sunday-school at 10 a.
Colclough. superintendent.
.ryiccs at II a m. and 7:30
b League service at 3 p. M.
2gue service ut $50 p. III.
aeryiccs every evening this
saturday. beginning at 7:G0
ere Invited.
Methodist Episcopal church.
near Eleventh South: II. ].
[or.-Sunday- school at 10 a.
|orgc j.. Belts. superintend-
d League service at 6:45 y.
|ng service at 100 y. m.
re Wednesday at 1:30 p. m.
,nIon TO follow the service.
\ cordially Invited to attend.
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class. conducted by Capt. T. Mackey;
p m. gospel service. o. A. II. De La
Gardic Will speak. Miss Margaret Sum
merhay5 Will sing: S p. M, DR.. Il. G.
McNiece will speak; song service at I:30:
special singing
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IN. Sermon: 1.-THE Value of Christian
Baptist.

Baptist.
linmanel church. Third South and Sev-
enth east; Louis :. Bowerman, minister
Preaching services at l045 a. M $50
and $50 p. In. Rev. H. Wysc Jones, the
evangelist. at all the services The Lord $
supper service and the reception OF mem
pers nj the morning service Special
music afternoon and evening Bible
schooi at l2:20 p. m; Ben l.. Corum. SUI
Petlhtcndent> Young peoples meeting at
5.lo D. M: subject The Model En-
deavorer; leader. Miss Allene Brown.
Services each evening during the week
at p. M, conducted by Rev H. Wyse
Jones. evangelist. Special music.
burlington mission. +. j. Lucas. super
intendent. Bible school at lO:i5 a. M
Rio Grande mission. w. w Des Autels.
p, IN,
Rev. " w. Des Autels VIII preach at
the Burlington at 7:$o p. IN. and at the
Rio Grande Friday evening at 80
You are cordially invited 10 all OF these
services.
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bsh'AN iil y 'l4'li anu
Numbers given bclow): brief
day school at 12:l5: Chris
pr at $50 p, m: Christian
N programme: prayer meet
ley at 1880 p. IN, y cordial
NJ services.
ing programme VIII be rem
& monthly sacred concert OF
'resbyterian church ON Sun
al 1880 o'clock; Mrs. A G..
'oir director: Miss Florence
mist:
|ntary, melody. mcclure,
midsummer Nights
BY Mcndelssohn. ........
-. Miss Florence Nielsen
Little While" arranged
|alsc,' by j. A. Parks. -.
--,..-s.... The Choir
Nocturne. by Field. .....
|-.-..,.. Mrs. b, =. Anderson
Thine Eyes" from
by Mendclssohn The Choir
Nudge Me, o Lord" by
BUCK. .... Mr.. II. *, Hooker
Is Waning" BY NJ. B.
.-.-.... ....-..-.-..o..T The Choir
be a short address by the
lynn singing By the congre-