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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-30
BREAK WITH VATICAN ONLY AN
INCIDENT IN CONNECTION
WITH 81 oAFFAlRS
PREMIER WILL SUCCEED
4 Or CABINET WILL FALL
Catholic Newspapers Pleased With
Severance Of Diplomatic Rotations
(. canaIejas Issues Defiance to cleri.
Gals, Who Hope to Preeipitate Con-
flict at Arms-CIerieaIs to Back
Premier.

Madrid. July so.-The Roman Cath
Ole pressof Spain makes no effort to
conceal It's Joy over the decision OF
Premier Canalejas to recall the Span
ish ambassador to the vatican. The
rupture with the vatican and the pros
pective fight with clericalism will, they
predict result in the downfall Of the
premier.
Canalejas telegraphed the following
statement to the press today, boldly
taking up the challenge Of Done jaime
the carlist pretender. OF revolution.
I'VE do not fear the threat Of civil war.
The king and the Spanish democracy
support u.s.
At the conclusion OF q conference
last evening between King Alfonso and
Premier Canalejas 1t was announced
that Marquis Emilio de Ojeda, Span
ish ambassador to the vatican had been
recalled.
At the same time the opinion was ex-
pressed that rupture with the vatican
was inevitable. Senor Canalejas told
the king that the government could not
accept the conditions Of the vat1can'sl
last note and that the vatican would bel
50 informed.
anti-clerical program, counting uponI
the support of King Alfonso.
CIericals Want to Fight.
The clerical element shows no hes
ftation in entering upon a conflict and
seems to have set Its aim not upon
minor concessions and a compromised
acceptable to the holy see, but upon thel
downfall Of Canalejas and his cabinet
and the cancellation OF the entire pro-
gram Of reform. The withdrawal, Of the
imperial decree permitting non-Catho-
lie organizations to display the insignia
OF public worship. which furnishes tneI
ostensible cause for the conflict and for
the severance Of diplomatic relations.
assumes secondary Importance. Can
alejas has fixed his eyes upon the n1Uu-r
ernization Of Spain and the complete
elimination Of tho clerical element as
factor In the government OF the king
dom. and IS confdent OF the support OF
the cortes, which was elected in May,
and upon this issue is determined to
carry thru his battle for revision OF the
concordat Of 1851, the registration and
regulation Of religious orders. govern
mental control OF public education. ana
the recognition Of absolute freedom OF
conscience.
Demonstrations in , adrid.
Demonstrations in y id con1nenc-
ed today, with or n favor OF tho
government when children from the
public schools marched in a procession
before the state of~Mendiza bel. Span
ish leader, for the first half past cen
-tury, and author of the anti-cler1cal /
laws Of 1895. On the other hand a
committee Of Roman Catholics from
the Biscayan provinces telegraphed to-
day to the papal secretary Of state,
that they are prepared to sacrifice
property and lives for their religion.
Canalejas today said that diplomatic
relations with the vatican are not yet !
severed, tho the ambassador has been !.
recalled from Rome. T,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-30
T.-R. BULLETIN
Noticeable News Of Today
Tho Weather.

Tho Weather.
Sun rises July 3 at 4:52. sets at 1890.
Iowa. Illinois. Missouri and South
tonight and Sunday:
crate temperature.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
SEND IN LOUD PROTESTS.
Patent Medicine Men and Others
Don't Want Bureau Of Health.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-The prop
csition to create department OF
health revealed some strange "politi-
cal bedfellows" in opposition before
the house committee on ways and
means.
Patent medicine manufacturers,
Christian Scientists and constitution
alists are flooding the committee with
letters and kilograms of protest. alleg-
ing that the department. IL created,
would have "autocratic authority"
The patent medicine men allege 1t
will create Doctors trust" Chris
tian Scientists declare disease is not
material. The constitutionaiists cry
"Abridgment Of personal rights"
The proposed department would
take from the department of agricul-
ture of bureaus OF chemistry, animal
Industry, food and drug inspection and
nutritive food experiments. the divi-
sions Of vital statistics from the
census bureau and keep the public
health and marine hospitals service,
at the same time creating a sewage
commission.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
TO BEFRIEND DUMB ANIMALS.
Wayne County Humane Association
Formed; J. NJ. Hall Is President.

Formed; J. NJ. Hall In President.
Acting on the resolution adopted by
the Michigan State Humane associa-
ton, In its recent convention here. the
committee has completed the organi-
ration of powerful society to be-
friend dumb animals In Detroit and
Wayne county, particularly within
the city. Officers were elected, FRI
day afternoon, and plans for the work
ing of the society are now well under
way, backed by the enthusiastic sup
port of 100 prominent citizens, whose
ames insure the success Of the new
society, called the Wayne County HUI
name association. Articles of incor-
poration were drawn up, Friday, and
will be filed Immediately.
Six or eight salaried agents will be
employed, and each will be clothed
with sufficient authority to make ar
rests In cases of abuse OF animals
which come to their notice. The power
Ia given by state law which had
never been overworked
Hon. Thomas W. Palmer, who has
for years paid the salary Of Detroit's
lone guardian OF the dumb animals,
was elected honorary president OF the
new association. Prof. j. NJ. Hall was
made active president; r. c. Oven
shire. secretary; Hugh r. Burns,
treasurer. There is long list of vice
presidents.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
A woman's Great Idea

q how to make herself attractive. But.
without health. It is hard for her to-
hs lovely in face. form and temper A
weak. sickly woman will be nervous
and irritable. Constipation and Kid
NV poisons show In pimples, blotches,
stin eruptions and a wretched CON.
nlexiou. But Electric Bitters always
nrove a Godsend to women who want
health. beauty and friends. They reg
uiate Stomach, Liver and Kidneys,
nnrify the blood; give strong nerves.
bright eyes. pure breath. smooth. vel
,,ety akin. lovely complexion, good
health. Try them. AZ <. G. Kinsel,
Central Drug Co., Gray & Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
Real
HAMTRAMcK LOTS IN DEMAND.
Homer Warren q Co. Also Report
Activity In Other Glasses Of Realty.


Homer Warren & Co. report a mum
Der OF realty sales as follows:
Southwest corner OF Norwalk-ave.
and Whitney-st., Hamtramck, being a
two-story store and fiat building. lot
30xl00 feet, for the Whitney Realty
Co., Ltd, to JOS. Neidaglo, for $4,000:
house and lot on south side OF Oak
ST., between Clark and Scotten-ayes.,
lot 30xlO0 feet. for Florence c. Ash
ley to VIM. II. Briggs, for $1,000;
house and lot on south side of Hol-
den-ave.. near Greenwood. lot S0xl25
feet. for Henry G.. Walters for 81 800 |;
two vacant lots on north side or
Macomb-st., between the Grand Trunk
railroad and st. Auburn-ave., lot
62 1-2&s20 feet, for the Pullman Car
Co., OF Chicago, to j. T. Sinclair. on
private terms; house and lot on south
side of Otis-st.. between Gilbert and
Cicotte-sts.. lot 30x100 feet. for
Kazrolke, for Sl,40O; house and lot in
east side OF Fourteenth-ave.. near
Magnolia-st., lot 42x140 feet, for Geo.
B. Greening to Wilmina Sullivan, for
$500; two lots on south side of Hol-
den-ave.. near Greenwood, lot 60x120
feet, for c. c. Beach for $4,000; house
and lot on north side of Norwalk-ave.,
between Whitney and Lumpkin-aves.,
Hamtramck, lot 30x100 feet, for the
Whitney Realty Co.. Ltd, to Jos. Lem
enski, for $l,375 house and lot on
south sideof Lehmann-ave.. Just east
OF JOS. Campau-ave.. lot 3Oxl00 feet,
for the Chene-st. Land Co., Ltd, to
Mark Bariscka. for SLABS; house and
lot on north side OF Norwalk-ave., be-
tween Whitney and Lumpkin-aves.,
Hamtramck. lot 3Ox100 feet, for the
Whitney Realty Co., Ltd, to Bromis-
low Bedrowski. for s1,525.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
GOLDBERG BROS. TO.
Have NEW STORE
Handsome Eight-Story Building Viii!
Be Erected for Enterprising Firm
at Gratiot and Farrar.

A handsome eight-story building OF
reinforced concrete construction,
strictly modern in every respect. and
faced with white tile, rs TO be erected
for Goldberg Bros, the Woodward
ave. merchants, at the southeast cor
ner OF Gratiot-ave. and Farrar-st., tie
building TO occupy quarter OF the
block, with frontage OF 100 feet on
Farrar-st and 100 feet on Gratiot-ave.
DR.. Herman Kiefer, father OF Health
Officer Guy l.. Kiefer, will erect the
structure on long-term lease, work
&c be commenced as soon as plars
and specifications are drawn, and the
building to 81 completed and ready
for occupancy In April, 1912.
Goldberg Bros lease OF their pres
ent store expires May /. 1912. The
owners demanded heavy increase In
the rent. which was fatty turned down
by the firm, which sought a new loca-
ton. The Goldbergs are now plaE-
ming to have one OF the finest equipped
department stores In Detroit, and all
OF the newest ideas, CLEANED from In
srection of the most up-to-date stores
throughout the country, will be incor'
porated In the new building, which
will give them twice the room Afforded
by their present building.
The site OF the new structure Is at
present occupied by number OF ramb-
ling, Londescript brick buildings. An
glim's saloon, practically landmark.
is on the corner. On the Farrar-st.
side, running from Anglim's place to
the alley, is Sillman's restaurant. On
the Gratiotave. side is Henry Koiu-
rcfsky's hat store, key Alters shop,
and Ruhl's bakery, bordering on the
alley. The new building will I'LL all
OF the space from Gratiot-ave. TO the
alley between Gratiot and Monroe
ayes, and from Farrar-st. to the alley
toward the east.
The building will be fireproof, but as
an added precaution against fire, auto
matte sprinklers will be installed. The
vacuum cleaner system will also be
There will be handsome
rest rooms for the ladies, three large
passenger elevators OF the plunger
type, and every modern convenience.
The entrances will all be OF The
popular marquise type.
Work has already been started on
Goldberg Bros own building. for
rental purposes. TO be erected at
Woodward and Warren-aves. Fred
erick 7. Bancroft prepared the plans
of the building, which is to be two
stories high. with frontage OF 1853
feet on Woodward-ave. and 200 feet
on Warren-ave. Seven separate stores
will occupy the first floor front, while
the rear Of the first floor will be a
garage. 100xI5S feet. with entrances
from both Woodward and Warren
ayes. The second floor will be devoted
to offices.
The building is to be of. decidedly
ornamental design, and the entire ex.
terror will be OF white terra-cotta.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
MURDER RUMOR A FAKE.
False Report Hurries Police to Chimes
Restaurant at 3 A. NJ.

The serenity Of police headquarters
was disturbed about 3 o'clock Satur-
day morning, when an excited indi-
vidual called up and announced that
murder was being committed in
Chinese restaurant at No. 231
Brush-st.
Motorcycle men and wagonload Of
officers hurried to the scene. When
they arrived, the most exciting scene
they could discover was three young
men calmly arguing with a celestial
over the price of chop suey.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
JoLTED FROM WAGON; DIES.
Eisht-Year-old Herman August Loses
Life In Runaway.

Herman August, eight years old. No.
376 Elmwood-ave.. was thrown from q
wagon when the horses ran away at
Rivard and Adelaide-sts.. Friday after.
noon, and SO badly injured that ne
died few minutes later while being
taken to st. Mary's hospital. The boy
had been riding on dirt wagon and
was left alone on the seat while the
driver was inside store. A baseball
struck the horses and they started
with such suddenness that the boy
was jerked of the seat.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
Misalna Man is Found.

Thomas B. Price, who disappeared
,rom Mt Clemens May "a, was found
i,-st Mary,s hospital, Friday. The
police records show he was arrested
and taken to the Hunt-st. station MAY
a while there he developed deliriuHi
tremeps and was taken to the hospital.
His wife, who came from Rochester,
pa where the couple lives, feared foil
nlay and notified the Mt. Clemens po-
lice OF her husbands Disappearance.
price left for Mt. Clemens Friday
night In an automobile.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
BUILDING PERMITS

Mr. Rockfellow, 2-story brick veneer
dwelling, north side Englewood, De-
VIM. Moylan; $500.
,ng, $50 Harper; $500. e '"s''-
G. b. Ward, l-story frame auto barn,
Victor Denewlth. 2-story frame dwell.
Ing. southwest corner Baldwin and
Forest; owner, Theodore w. Heuser;
Same; 2-story frame dwelling. south
side Forest. between Baldwin and
TOWNSEND; owner. Theodore w. Heu-
Frederick Ebel, 2-story frame dwell
ing, west side Infantry, between Cadet
and Regular; $1,000
Fred ii. Falkenberg, 1-story frame
dwelling. east side Belvidere, between
Chaplin and Medbury; $1,000;
L. ]. Carrier. 2-story frame dwelling.
west side stephens. between Gratiot
and Medbury; owner, Kate A. Carrier;
VIM. L. Pieper, II STORY frame
Pulford and Gratiot; $1,000.
Chas. II. Cass. history frame dwell
ing. east side sixteenth. between Rail-
road and Kirby; 5000,
So, John In. K Hsmnsn Y story frame barn.
VIM. Busse, 2-story brick veneer
dwelling, northwest corner Field and
kercheval; owners. Henry and Conrad
ing. north side Pulaski, between JET
ferson and Harbaugh; owner. Martin
irg. west side lie May. between Jeffer-
son and Kercheyal; $1,000
Melvin Novelty Co, l-story steel
Brooklyn, between Howard and Lafay-
cite; owner, Henry Haigh: SIPS.
John Sweet, 2-story brick veneer
dwelling, w. s. Fourth, between Holden
John Zaeckle, l-story frame dwelling
s. g. Warren, between Ellery and Mt
Elliott; owner. Theo. Gorenfio: $1,000.
Chas. stanton, 2-story brick veneer
tween Scovel and Moore; $1,000.
Leon Coquard, 2-story brick dwelling
s. 8. Boulevard. between Fort and r. r.
owner, Felisty Barkume; $4,000.
Geo. f. Hoffman, 1-story frame office
building. n. 3. Hancock, between Eight
zenith and Humboldt; owner. Detroi,
Wire Bound Box Co.: $3.50.
John Hirsch, history frame dwelling
$: 9: Plat, between Moran and Mt. FL
Chas. Proefke & Son. 1-story frame
store, dwelling and barn, e. g. Beals
between Charlevoix and Waterloo
owner. Mrs. Shafer; $500.
ID. Smart, 2-story brick veneer dwell
ing. n. 5. Stanley. between williams and
Tillman; owner. Geo. c. L. Laurence
e, Tromphy, 2-story frame dwelling
e. 3. Concord. between Lambert and
Harper: owner, Kate Van Antwerp
1000.
Same. 2-story frame dwelling, w. $
Parker, between Warren aud Moffat
owner Mrs. NJ. Kathoff; $1,000
Same, 2-story frame dwelling. W. 9
Cooper. between Gratiot and Felch
800.
A. De Cruydt. 2-story frame dwelling
e. :. Hillger. between Kercheval anc
Waterloo; owner. Alex. Macomb; $4,000
Alfred woodward. i-story frame shop
n. g., Mack. between Sheridan and
Field: owner. VIM. J. Everts: $500.
Thos. Ward, story frame dwelling
e. 3. Maybury olvd, between Kirby and
Ward; $500.
same. 2-story frame dwelling. n. Q
Kirby. between Meybury and Lawton
1900.
Geo. J. Miller. 2-story brick veneer
dwelling, g. e. cor. Stanley and Wins
low; $4,000
Fred Retzlofr. 2.story frame barn. n
.. Rowena, between Rlvard and Hast
Ings: $50
n H. schell. 2-story frame dwelling
w. g. Tillman, between Warren and
Merrick: owner. Geo. W. Crosby: $4,000
n Rosenberg, 2-story frame dwell
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
ACCUSED OF OPTION VIOLATION.

MARSHALL, Mich. June 4--Charles
c. Day, former clerk of Convis town
ship, member of the Republican COM
mittee and candidate for county clerk,
was arrested yesterday on the charge
OF violating the local option law. 1t
ic alleged Day permitted a son OF
Robert Nelson to drink from a jug OF
whisky he had in his wagon. Day
furnished $500 bail for his appear
ance for examination next Thursday.
His arrest caused a sensation here.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
Gets Gold From easer Metals.

William o. Miller, grocer at War
ran.aye. west and Thirty-frst-st..
claims to have discovered method
for extracting gold from baser metals
and has erected temporary laoora'
tory In the basement of his store. he
came TO Detroit last September from
Kalispell, Mont, where he conducted
extensive experiments. He is a cousin
~ John n. Johnson, president Of the
o.ninsular Savings bank.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
Jewish Expulsions Continue.

NEW YORK, June 4.-The Ameri
can Jewish committee has received
the following cable message from the
Jewish relief committee of Berlin:
Expulsion continues throughout
Russia. At the lowest estimate 10000
victims are involved, 1000 OF whom
are from Kiev."
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

For more than century and a half
the Cornwall iron mines at Lebanon,
pa. have been yielding ore and re-
cent explorations indicate that there IL
n practically inexhaustible supply left.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
SUBURBAN REALTY POPULAR.
lambreeht. Kelly & Co. Report Sale Of
175 Lots In Palmer Park Subdivision. .

Lambrecht, Kelly q Co. have sold
during the past week It's lots In their
North Woodward subdivision. These
lots face on Palmer boulevard, Ala.
bama, Arizona, Dakota. Georgia, Iowa.
Louisiana. Minnesota, Montanan, and
Nevada-aves., between John h. and
Beaubien-sts., and one block from Pal.
mer park.
The same firm has sold: To John
Zisler. vacant lot on west side OF Scot.
ten-ave., between Scovel-pl. and Tire
man-ave.. 35xl30 IT,; for Fred Falken-
burg TO Henry and j. Laughlin, two
story frame dwelling, No. 635
Stephens-ave.. north of Gratiot-ave. !;
for Gustav Serge to VIM J. Coulman,
vacant lot on the south side OF Whit
taker-ave.. between Springwells and
Lawndale; for VIM. p. Hamilton to
John w. and f. DeLind. two-story
frame dwelling at No. 1876 King.ave.
between Brush and Oakland, lot 45x
l26 IT.; for Massie Scovel to Ezra Ran
som, vacant lot on west side Of Stan
fCrd-ave., between Moore and ScoveI-
pl.; lot 30xl30 IT.; for Scovel Realty
Co. to Ezra Ransom, vacant lot on
west side Of Stanford-ave., between
Scovel and Moore-pl.; for Mary e.
Parks to Eugene p. and Jennie Berry.
two-story frame dwelling, No. 1909
Twenty-third-st.. between Stanley and
McGraw; for Eugene Berry to Mary
z. Parks, vacant lot on west side of
Sheridan-ave., between Mack and
Charlevoix; for Albert Felske TO Mary
A. Parks. lots l and 2, northeast cor
ner of Palmer boulevard and John r.
ST., lot 65xl36; for Massie w. Scovel
to Mr. Vicar. vacant lot on west side
OF Scotten-ave., between Scovel and
Moore-pl., lot 30x130.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

A German jeweler has designed a
ring for divorced persons, a plain
gold AFFAIR with a stripe of silver or
platinum inlaid 30 indicate that the
wearer's marriage tie has been parted.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

A practical level for rough survey.
ing can be made OF a piece OF gas
pipe and two ellis, turned up and fitted
with short lengths of water gauge
glass and filled with water to como
Fart way up the glasses.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
FARMER Kills sELE.

LANSING. Mich, June 4.-E. J.
Parker, a prominent farmer, living
eight miles south OF Fowlerville, died
last night. He shot himself owing to
family troubles.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
Credit Where Due.

There goes a man who built his
fortune In the egg business"
THAT may be. but II looks as II
hens laid the foundation"
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

Seventy per cent Of the gold In the
possession OF civilized man Is In tie
form OF coin.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

The American nickel" coin con.
tsins but one-fourth of that metal, the
rest being copper.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

Ing, 3i2 Watson; owner. Norris zack
Littlejohn q smith. two ~ -story
frame dwellings. e. =. Concord. between
Lambert and Harper: $500.
Aug. A Rohr a. Co. v STORY frame
dwelling, :. 5 Garfield. between Collins
ana Moran; owner. Herman kaufman
Same. 2-story frame dwelling, H. s.
Canton, between Harper and Lambert
cwner. Norman wittwer; 1880.
John j. kudron, two i-story frame
dwellings. e. s. Thirtieth' between
Jackson and Nisgar; sl,400
Wm. Kreinbring, 2estory frame dwell
Ing, n. Is. Milwaukee. between Lincoln
and Greenwood: owner, Frank Wiet-
hon; $500.
NJ MacI.ean. 2-story frame dwelling.
W. :. Baldwin, between Warren and
Forest: owner. John III. Morris: $3.50.
": w. Smith, two lh-story frame
dwellings, e. $. Robins. between chaplin
Hansen & Mertz, III story frame
dwelling, W. =. Roosevelt. between Han
cock and Buchanan; owner, Conrad Her
gertz; $500.
dwelling. q. $. Holcomb. between era
tiot and Harper; $1,000.
Il. III. Oulhan, 2-story frame dwelling,
vs. lnglis. between Pitt and Ferndale;
r. @. King. l-story frame dwelling,
Edlie; $500.
Max Barthoiomaei Son & Co.. 2-story
brick dwelling. 3. Warren. between
Hastings and Rivard; $4,000
VIM. Muhme. 1-storyo frame shop, 9. 3.
Erskine. between Grandy and chene;
owner. Chas, Muhme; SIS.
j, Is. Beaubien, 1-story frame dwell
ing. n. :. Grummond. between Third and
Hamilton; owner. Maud f. Hubbard;
tl.400.
Frank w. Park. 2-story brick veneer
dwelling. :. $. Grummond, between Sec
ond and Third: 5000.
Geo. A. st Amour. 2-story frame
dwelling, e. s. st. Clair, between Ker-
cheval and Waterloo: 81. 500.
s. K. Stevenson, n STORY frame
dwelling. W. g. Bushey, between Michi-
gan and Julia; $1,000.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04
Additions.

T. H. Lewerenz & Co, add. to sS7-s1
Meldrum: $500.
Aug. A. Rohr & Co. add. to 1926 Cam
ton: $500.
John Mein. add. to 1857 St Aubin;
$500
John Ellsworth, add. to 80 Macomb:
$500.
Chas. Martz. add to 70 Amsterdam:
$1,000
John Bloske. add to $40 chene; $3.50.
Mrs. X. ]. Walker. add. TO lis Wat
son-st.; $3.50.
Mary A. Poole. add. to Pitcher: $500.
Geo. Rodamsky. add. to SO Widman-
pl 5000.
Hilary Sharon. add. to 474 Morreil:
5000
Those. ]. Garstecki. add. TO building
on lot IA, between Horatio road and
Campbell: $1,000.
A. c. Varney & Co. add. to Charles
Hotel on Farmer-st.; $4,000
b. Leader. add to IS Benton; $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-04

Job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co.. IS John R.-st. Call Main
l49s or City sass.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-02
BETH EDEN PASTORATE.
Goodly Number of Members Gathered
With Pastor on Thanksgiving.
BOuntifuI Repast.

A goodly number of the members Of
the Beth Eden pastorate enjoyed
quite a pleasant time at the new par
sonage with their pastor and family,
Rev. J. D. Kinard, on last Thursday,
Thanksgiving Day.
Itmight be we'll to say that this new
pastorate has been organized within
the last ten months, and it is pleas
ing for this writer to say that there
has been a unit and a concert of ac-
ton steadily existing throughout the
works up to the present.
Among the first actions Of the Joint
council was to secure pastor. When
they met for this purpose they found
that there were three Or four minis
ters available. After 4 careful consid-
Grafton it was decided to extend a call
to Rev. J. D. Kinard, Of Cameron, S.
c. Rev. Mr.. Kinard accepted and be-
gan the work about the middle of
April, and feel sure that can speak
for the entire membership Of this new
field ard say that all are well pleased
with their new pastor and his kind
little family.
The next thing for the joint council
to consider was to secure home for
the pastor, and a house was rentet
and the pastor and family were locat-
ed in the city of Nswberry.
This arrangement was only tempo