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Williams news., 1910-05-14

MT. ana MrS. JODn baumRartner arrived home from their eastern and northern trip last Sunday. While away they visited with rela- tives at Saginaw, Mich and Seat tie, Wash. They report having had most enjoyable time. They left for their ranch near Maine Wednes- day morning.
 M is for the maiden who would not elope,
 But she washes her clothes with
 Ben Hur Soap.
 She bought Ben Hur Soap at the Racket Store
 And she aays they have quite lot more. A special meeting of the city council was called Monday evening for the purpose of appointing judges and clerks for the coming city cleo ton. The following gentlemen comprise the election board: Chas. Elliott and Ross Marshall clerks; Wm. Souder, Otto Lebsch and Pete Shafer, judges.
 George McDougall, census emu merator, left Wednesday to finish his work in the outlying portion of his district. He expected to be gone about week. His district extends to the Yavapai county line, and the country is very rough over which he will have to travel.
 Harry Clifford. who has been in charge of the local freight ware house for the past two months. has resigned, and his place has been taken by Geo. Hammond. The work was too heavy for the Pitts burg alderman, and he will re enter the hotel business. -'f'~
 Wait for Jesse H. Baker, the optician, if you are in need of any thing in his line He will be at the Cottage House May IA and Is. All work guaranteed. The question is, where did Jo Attwood's old rooster learn to smoke cigarettes? It is thought that the old rooster dropped to sleep with a lighted cigarette in his mouth and set the bed on fire. No other cause can be given for the destruction of the chicken house. Dr. Melick is the possessor of a new auto which just arrived this week from Chicago. He is creating quite sensation around town this week with the machine. Everybody wants to ride with the Dr. now even the ever present town dog has taken fancy to him.
 Mrs. K. w. Villa IDS departed on Wednesday evening for an ex- tended visit with relatives and friends at the old home in Cynthi. ana, Ken. She was accompanied as far as Winslow by her son Law renee, who returned Thursday. Misses Harriette Tefft, Burns, Harris, Eisminger, Lillian Terry, Florence Nellis. Bertha Peet, Jessie Byron and Dorothy Stark returned from Maine last Sunday, where they had gone the evening pre- vious to attend social dance.
 Hon. John H. Page came in from the Canyon on Monday, where he had been making ar inspection of his copper properties near Grand view. After a few hours in town chatting with old friends, he left for his home in Phoenix.
 If you want to be as we'll dressed as you can be, wear Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes. You can get them from Babbitt- Poison Co.
 Jesse L. Boyce, county recorder, passed through here Thursday on his way to Tucson. He is dele gate to the annual convention of the Knights of Columbus, which convened in that city on the 18th.
 The handsome general foreman,
Williams news., 1910-05-14

Jesse L. Boyce, county recorder, passed through here Thursday on his way to Tucson. He is dele gate to the annual convention of the Knights of Columbus, which convened in that city on the 18th.
 The handsome general foreman, c. H. Coop, of the Postal Telegra ph Co.,, is buster than a cranberry mer- chant chasing up and down the line keeping the wires out of the way of the double tracking gangs.
 John Powell. Santa Fe bridge foreman, left for Flagstaff last Sun- day evening. John had been talk ing a two weeks vacation. the first in six years, and returned to his work ready for another six years siege.
 Dick Hopkins, Fred Holden and Alex Chisholm left Wednesday for their mining property near the Grand Canyon to do assessment work. They will be gone for a month or six weeks.
 Mrs. Jessie l.. Boyce returned to Flagstaff Monday night, after a weeks visit with her parents. MT. and Mrs. w. Patterson.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
MIDDIES PLAY GETTYSBURG
Sailor Lads After Lapse OF Two Weeks
Resume Their Schedule OF Basket
ball Games

After lapse of two weeks, the mid
shipmen resumed their schedule of
basketball games on the Armory court
at the Naval Academy this afternoon.
with the FIVE of Gettysburg College, as
opponents. In view of the fact that
the town is thronged with visitors for
the final social function Of 1910. the
New Years Eve hop to be given to-
night. large crowd gathered to wit
ness the contest.
That the middies had no basketball
game on last Saturday, Christmas Eve
was due to a misunderstanding on the
part of Princeton, with which a con
test was scheduled. The Tigers, how
ever. found a mixup in their dates. and
found that they would be unable TO
come 10 Annapolis on Saturday The
middies were not appraised Of the fact
until few days before the date. and
it was too late to book a game with
some other institution, to fill the va
cancy. Today was vacant date on
the Nays card until about ten days
go. when they succeeded in closing
negotiations with the Gettysburg lads.
: The schedule of inter class basketball
games among the midshipmen to de-
eide the championship of the academy
for the year. was started on Wednes-
day. The series will end next week.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
A Distinguished ARMY Visitor

Col. j. William Pitcher, United
States Army, in command of the
Post at Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, is visit
ing his bother, Lieut.. Colonel John
Pitcher, U. S. A.. (retired), at the
latter's beautiful home at South
River.
Colonel Pitcher won fame in the
early days after the Spanish-Ameri-
can War, when the Army of Cuban
Pacifcation was at Camp Columbia,
near Havana. 1t was at that time
that Colonel Pitcher. who cleaned
out" the Spanish prisons in Havana,
being in command OF that work, won
the title of 'ten dollar; ten day
Meeser Peecher." The Colonel had
the entire City of Havana put on q
new basis, and started things a la
American as to order and cleanli.
ness.
Colonel Pitcher is here on leave
visiting his brother and yesterday
was the guest of Captain William
Baird, U. S. A. (retied), who is an
old friend. Colonel Pitcher is being
heartily greeted by friends in both
branches of the service-Army and
Navy. He is a genial, whole-souled
officer, of whom the Army has rea-
son to be justly proud.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
NAVY'S NEW YEAR
Program For January, Schedule
OF Exercises.

The Naval Academy authorities
today issued a schedule of all events
to take place during the month of
January. The schedule Includes all
sporting events, as we'll as social
functions. including the Midship-
mems and officers hops.
1t will prove an interesting guide
TO those who attend the various
functions at the Academy, enabling
them to shape their time to suit the
occasion: Here is the schedule of
different events:
January 4-Interclass basketball,
first-class against second class at i
p. m.
January Basketball, Navy against
New York University, $50 p. m. (;
Midshipmen's hop p. m.
January 1l-Baskehall, Navy
against st. Johns College, AIS P. m.
interclass basketball, third class
against fourth class, 4 p. m.
January 14-Basketball n Wy
against University of Pennsylvania,
2. 80 p. m. officers hop, p. N.
January Fencing. points won
to count in brigade flag competition
for the year.
Foils-First class, first ,round.
January II Same, second class, first
round.
January Is lnterclsss basketball,
losers, first game, against losers,
second game.
January 19-Brigsde flag competi-
tion in fencing third and fourth
classes, first round. at p. m. Janu-
ary 20, same, first and second classes,
second round, at p. n.
January 21-Basket ball, Navy
against Lehigh, at 2.30 p. m.
January % Brigade flag compe-
tition, fencing, third and fourth class
es. second round at p. m. January
"a, same, all four classes, third
round at p m.
January Basketball cham
pionship at 4 p. m.
January 26-Brigade flag competI-
tion, fencing sabres, canes and duel
ling swords, first round at p. m.
January q, same, second round at
n. m.
January % Mdshipmen's hop at
p. m.
January 80 Brigade flag competi-
tion fencing sabres, canes and duel
ling swords, third round, p. m.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
PROBING FIRE MYSTERY
Detective Kraiz and State Fire Marshal
Here


Through the efforts and by the re-
quest of Chief City Fire Marshall p.
Ellwood Porter, State Fire Marshall
Thomas Ewell, arrived here this aft
ernoon to probe the mystery of the
four fires that have occurred here in
the past five days.
State Fire Marshal Ewell was
accompanied by Detective Kratz. of
the Baltimore City Detective Force,
and both will begin work at once
probing the cause of the fires.
In some parts of the town a close
watch is being kept on property,
special ratrolman having been en-
ployed. This has been done at Ran
dali Place and vicinity.
The Colonial Theatre, which has
been threatened by anonymous com
munications, has employed special
night watchmen, and in addition to
this last night a party of gentlemen,
including Fire Marshall Porter, kept
watch sll night at the building on
Conduit street.
The City Fire Marshal has been
given notice that Lieutenant Jenson
and Mr.. Lawrence Bailliee have both
received anonymous notices threaten
in their premises, and strange man
in Mr.. Bailliere's absence appeared
at his home on Hanover street and
demanded the packing of the furni-
ture which the butler refused to com.
ply with.
1t is expected that Detective Kratz
will remain here several days.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
THE CLIMAX"
The Monday Attraction Monday Jan. 2
Al The Colonial Theatre

There's nothing succeeds like sue
cess" is an old saying that finds an
echo in the remarkable success at
tined by Joseph NJ Weber's superb
novelty drama The Climax" by Ed
ward Locke. with Incidental music by
Joseph Breil, which will be presented
at the Colonial Theatre. January 2,
Matinee and night.
The Climax comes with the New
York stamp Of success, an endorsement
which is universally approved by the
press and public of other cities where
ever the piece has been seen this sea-
son. There has been no other play pro-
duced on Broadway in recent years,
with the possible exception of The
Music Master" which has such an
emphatic hit with the playgoers of the
metropolis. 1t is said that a cast of
capable Broadway players will be seen
in the different interpretations.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
Officers Hon TONIGHT

Tonight the officers at the Naval
Academy will be hosts at the New
Years Eve hop, but they have given
first class privileges of carrying out
the usual ceremony of taps, eight
bells. the class yell, ETC., to the
Midshipmen as formerly.
Commander L. M. Mutton, u. S.
NJ, will receive with Mrs. Coontz,
wife of the Commandant.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
NO PUBLIC RECEPTION
Superintendent Bower Will Receive Rep.
resentaiives Of First Class.

Immediately after the Chapel exer-
cises tomorrow morning at the Naval
Academy, Superintendent Bowyer
will receive the representatives. of
the first class, consisting of the class
president, secretary and treasurer
and the ranking officers of the bri-
gade in the class 1911.
Captain Bowyer will receive these
representatives of the first class at
his quarters, but not the entire
class. The reception is not a pub
lie one and the Superintendent will
hold no public reception tomorrow
or on Monday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
Asbury NJ. E. Church

At Asbury NJ E. Church, the Rev.
n. NJ. Carroll, D. D.. pastor. Watch
meeting the services tonight will be
at 9 p. m. The services tomorrow
will be conducted as follows At Il.OO
a. IN. and 500 p. m. preaching by the
pastor. Communion at night Sun.
day School at 200 p. m. Epworth
League at $50 D. m.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
College Ave. Baptist Church

The regular services will be held on
Sunday. II 200 M, theme. Mum
bering our days: 1900 m, Bible
School 10: p. m: The conversion
and baptism of the Ethiopian. The
ordinance of Baptism will be admin
istered. A cordial invitation is extend
cd to the public.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
TO REPEAT MUSIC
PRESBYTERIAN Church To Sing Christmas
Music TOmOrr0W

TiSsDf tCtidH lHuIIu ~ CluG OHIiS ltHdS
Music Tomorrow
Owing to the illness of several
members of the choir at the Pres
byterian Church last Sunday, the
Christmas music will be repeated
tomorrow, as follows:
Anthem, Behold. l Bring You
Good Tidings," by NJ. l.. McPhail.
Solo 'Immanuel," by c. II. Bo-
chan, Miss Mollie Iseman.
Anthem. 30, Holy Night" by
Aolph Adam.
Organist, Harry A. Schreyer; vio-
linist, Henry A. Schreyer, F. See
bohm; celloist, William Schulz.
Choir, Miss Addie Phillips, Miss
Stella Phillips, Mrs. William Thomas,
Miss Annie Brewer, Miss Lucille
Thomas, Miss Moliie Tseman, Mr..
John H. Wells, Mr.. w. q. Gott.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
Easiport NJ. E. Services

Services at Eastport N. E Church
thee Rev. Miller, pastor for tomorrow
are as follows:
At 10 a. m Glass Meeting: II a. m.
Preaching by the pastor, Special
music. 1890 p. m. Sunday School
100 p. m, Song Service 80 preach
ing.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
ST. Martins Services

At St Martins Evangelical German
Lutheran Church there will be the
following New Years Services, Sun
day School at 45 a. m. German and
English classes. German Service by
the Rev S. " Hoffrogge, Of Balti-
more, Nd, at II a. m. English Ser
vice. by the Rev. P. A. Mcneil, of
Washington. D. c., at 7:30 p. N.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
PRESBYTERIAN Church

The usual Sabbath worship to-mor-
row in the Presbyterian church at IL
a. m. and 7.30 p m. The pastor 5
theme for sermon in the morning is
that suggested by the Evangelical AL
lance for the beginning of the Week
of Prayer. namely, The Fatherhood
of God. /" and the Brotherhood of
Jesus Christ. The evening sermon.
"Retrospection and Good Resolu-
tions. Sunday school at a quarter
before ten O'clock in he morning.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
On The Sick List.

Governor Crothers has been quite
sick at the Executive Mansion for
the past few days. The Governor is
suffering from a bad cold.
DR.. j. o. Puvis is quite sick at
his home on Prince George street.
The doctor is suffering from an at
tack of tonsilitis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
WATCH MEETING

Celebrated Tonight At The First MethO.
dist Church
Watch meeting will be held tonight
at the First Methodist Church at
l0.45 o'clock, lasting un:il midnight.
The service will be conducted in the
old-fashioned way, with this differ
ence that the roll of church member
ship will be called, to which each per-
son will be requested to answer in
some fitting way. All are invited.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
NOTICE or REMOVAL.

Owing to the fire Thursday morning,
which destroyed our entire stock at our
Maryland Ave, Store, we are endeavors
ing TO accommodate our trade from our
store at College Ave Store tenn
porarily.
We hope in the near future to be
back at College Ave.
d3l-tf (Signed) w. II. MOSS & CO.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If it
fails 70 cure. E. W. GROVES s sigma.
ture 10 on each box Csc
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
PILES CURED IN s TO Is -

PAZO OINTMENT Is guarant, Is cure
Sny ease OF Itching, Blind. ediRg or
Protruding Piles in + = days or
money rsfuEdSd see
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
Wants, Lost, Found, For Sale, &c

Advertisements under this head not exceed
ng lineE-S times 25cts-: week. Sets oets
for each additional line.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
Jhe Fashion
STRAUSS BROS. Props
227 Prince George Street Phone ]Sly

s. SD~S7
\NTE undersell the under
w sellers. No mercy
will be shown to. compcti-
ton. We will.,.undcrsell re-
gardless of the other fellows
price. Our prices talk for
themselves. Let MS show
how to save money.
Ladies. Suits of the latest designs
Ladies Suits of the better kind
s20.OO kind we sell for. sl'''
Sz2.OO kind we sell for
5000 kind we sell for. r............. sl'.o'
Ladies and Gents Suits bought from
US are pressed free Tor year.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Suits Ready 10 wear
ana to your Special Order
Our Delivery Wagon will be at your con-
mand at ali times &c call promptly. Inc "D'
one In the city
MELISSA
The only -four l ever had any luck VIZ
is Gold Medal Flour. LCclHOA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31

I OST-AN INDIAN BUCKLE. gold and
l. brown. Reward at No. Maryland Ave,
Mrs Alger. 5t-dSl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31

\ osT-FRIDAY MIG 1T BROAD LEATHER
l. dog CALLAR with nickle trimmings.
Reward at i02 Condait St.. Miss Schreyer. 3t-Sl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31

WANTED - An old fashioned Mahogany
w bureau Writing Desk ana small Table.
Answer -. W" Box j91, Annapolis. 3t-d29
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31

UYANTED-HOUSEM half grown girl.
w Apply st once 1879 Hanover st. 3t-d9
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31

EOR SALE-TWO INCUBATORS cf 10 and
:s31 eggs capacity; 10 Broodtr by 8 feet.
5000. Inquire at Bcsrdmore's Machine shop
CiCy Iock. 3t-d2
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-12-31
wan TE % .

WANTED RELIABLE WOMAN 10 DO
W general housework. Apply at once 10
los Prince George st. St-dSl
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-22
Is the Holy Spirit any
thing else but 4
Teacher.
QUESTIONS NO. %.


Dear Ed CREssEr. ttrust that
you will not think that ! am try
ing to impose on you by asking
80 many questions; the questions
that l ask I think is questions
that ought to be explained to the
people by thus saith the Lord.
2rd. Is the Holy spirit any
thing else but q teacher?
4th. And what Is the spirit Of
Christi
5th. When does God send the
spirit OF his son into orr heart,'
crying Abbi father?
6. How Is it, that We know that
we dwell in Christ and he In US:
Please answer soon.
J. II. Newly
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out and ] will write rponh i'm the
name OF my God. and the name
of the city OF my God. which is
new Jerusalem. which cometh
down cut nf heaven from my
God; and | will write upon him
my new name. (Rev. 3. 12)
When The time comes for this
man to come and rule the nations
with a iod Of iron THE Word.
the time viii be here for the
Holy Spirit 10 do its teaching he
will teach u, all things and bring
all things to our remembrance,
What so ever Christ said to us.
and he wi,I also show Us things
to come. We believe this time Is
not far distant And we must
believe that who ever reads the
SCI ipturs which we have given
above, will have TO see that this
time must come. and that at this
time there will be a character
| with the Holy Spirit in him who
will teach the people. Forhe will
oe the minister 81 God sent to
thee for good, tie next point tc
be considered is,
WHAT'S TGESPIl:Is' OF CHRISTI
The word says. Now If any
man have not the Spirit Of Christ
he is none Of his. tR >mans. s. 9.
| To be Chri-ts We h.fio have
his Spirit. therefore Christ sal.
! through Paul to the christians
And because We are SOM, Coo
hath sent forth the Spirit Of hi.
Son into your hearts, cryin!
! Abba, Father" Gal. 40.
! God then. sends fourth the
Spirit Of his son into our hearts
For this reason Paul says again
For know that tbs shall turn To my saliva
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For the main part Of the teach
ing Of the Holy Spirit will be
when he comes in the name OF
Christ. Not every man can d.
this teaching. He must be sent
by the Father. as it is recorded
pleas read.
How shall they hear without a
preacher and how shall they
preach except they be sent.
Rom, 10. i415
The man who breaches must
be sent OF God. end when God
sends man he then fills this
po. ition, please read.
For he Is the minister of God
TO thee for good. But if thou do
that which Is evil. be afraid; for
he heareth not the sword in vain
for he Is the minister Of Gid a
revenger 20 execute wrath upon
him that doeth evil. (Romans.13
| A
Here ist:le character that comes
in the name of Christ. He comes
with the authority to execute
| judgment, he holds the sword.
For Christ said.
And he that overcometh and
keepeth my works unto the end,
to him will give power over the
nations; And he shall rule them
with rod IF iron; as the vessels
OF a potter shall they be broker
to shivers: even az | received OF
my Father. And ] will give him
the morning star. (Rcv. 2 Ii. ~
I28)
TIE sword |, til, rot Of iron
which il THE WORD OF God. Ant
here is the name that he come.
in, please read.
| Him that overcomcth will
make a pillar in the temple o
my God, and he shall 60 no NOR,
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ton through your prayer. nd The supply ~
tho spirit Of Jesus Christ Pill Lis 81
The Spirit Of Christ must
dwell in each child or they are
rome Of Christs. Wherefore the
prophets Of old had the Spirit oil
Christ in them, for this reason.
Peter said: n
Screening what or what manner Of time a..
Split Of carst which vas In them did signiiys
when it testified beforehand nc suferinrs &
Chris, and rhe glory that mould follow. u
Peter. l II. "a
The Spirit Of Christ in testifya
ing the sufferings Of Christ. be-.
fore it come to pass. many has
thought. and do think that the
Holy Ghost Is the Spirit Of
Christ. But this 10 Ii q mistake.
But as we have proven hereto
fore that the Holy Spirit is Q
teacher. And sent for that pur.l
pose from God as you will see ID
this language. 4
! Unto whom Il was revealed, not INTO ,hcn.
selves. bu. unto US they dbl minister the thium
| which arc now reported unto you By them ,hsl
heyo preached the gospel unto you with III
Holy Ghost sent down from heaven: which
things the angels desire to look Into, ]. Peter
| i-!s
Here you see that in order for
the gospel to be preached by
those men, the Holy Cost had to
be sent down from heaven, And
in order to prove that there is
more Spirits than the Holy Spir.
It which does nilsson work, we
shall give our readers these evil
d,nces please read.
Aud Il belo.d. tnd, 10. In the midst Of th
throne mud Of he four beasts, and In the mills
Of tie elders, stood Lamb NJ Il had been slaln
having seven horns and seven eyes. which al
the seven spirits Ct God sent forth into all ih'
earth, Key. DO
TO Be Continued.
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We said in the out start OF our
answer that the Holy Spirit vas
the mcssenger.of the sorl sent
direct from the Father and the
son, Then if this be true as
we have already proven that ii is
then it is a messenger as well as
4 teacher. u heroine the me 'scn-
ger first and its message work
il done in this maner.
And hope makcth not ashamed
because the love OF God is shed
abroad in our hearts by the Holy
Cost which is give unto US.
(Romans. 5. s.
When eyer the love OF God is
shed abroad in our heart by the
Holy Ghost then this old earth
nature Of ours is inspired to q
more nobler lie. In this man.
ner the Holy spirit, becomes the
messenger Of the soul. Now
we have learned how the Holy
spirit becomes the messenger of
the soul the next thing is 10 find
out how the Holy Spirit becomes
a teacher, And we find that
Christ gave to us the proof ne.
cesary 10 establish the fact pleas
read,
But the Comforter. which is
the Holy Cost, whom the Father
will send in my name, he shall
teach you all things. aud bring
all things to YOUR remem brnnce,
what sncvcr have said unto you.
(St. John. II, 26.)
Now we must compreh md the
position the Holy spirit holds, and
has, when he does his teaching.
God sends him in Christ's name,
he doesn't come in the name OF
the Spirit Blu. he comes in tho
name Of Christ. For Christ
said who he will send in my mare
he will teach you all things and
bring all things to YOUR. rcmcm
bcrancc what so ever | have said
10 you" he will not OEil teach the
written word but all Christ said
that is not written while here on
his nilsson work. The question
must arise, which one OF Christ
name will TIE EOly Spirit CO II
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+ the birth OfJes0srfrist
IN this wise; When as his