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INVESTMENT
ln1lI1llII ~ IIIIw
OPPORTUNITY

turing Institution tong 40 ihtsruAaohai bgI
les.. Whoss annuais aiea have gfowa from e.ooog9
Ing Manufartures and sells q Ntapir Hne dIfnPs
10 cnnsumcr taT caah Sales Fun NJ hiEh ~ Ggtlia
m ctsh per DAY Has paid dividend even res r
has charged ~ ample deprcciadon account wa
tnry Of insutuuon 4 one % Eruuth--of conaarva-
Nvaenpanston. % demand greater thna oapadlts .
feet factory and ofica urTnniEa Nm. no guGl e.
count no claims against ~ % hrua o. mDTtEnglI
legitimate industrial nat niuat sapSBd = fnnn
psos Eigh itl rapifiF iadrasainE Fsla. NFfaI -
~ DAY and VII Tlee Tou ny rrupoIiHan On o..
Addrtss II ?. X, ia,0Corn Enchangs Bank Bldg
Chicago. fu
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FDtns Machines % hIlasOla

Leo 8 BurTidge. viOe-pFusident Of the
Asrohautio Society. said yesterday that
the sight stalIs In the new aerodFoms a.
MinsolS had been engaged and several
Of tho mAnhinAs are already housed.
They will be tried out e. sOOn 20 ths
weather conditions will permit Among
thOss who have contracted Tor space are
Miss r. L. Todd. Dr. Henry Walden.
Louis RoasnbauTn, Charles MOrok and
G. b. Seymour. The AreO Club has Tires
sheds which are ooCupiod by Capt. Thomas
3, Baldwin. Clifford B. Harmon and c.
uairrhllda
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mn. HANCOCK TO TANGIER.
PRIV ate Secretary % SssrssAFy q STATE
Beoomes Consll-Genarai.

PRIV ate Secretary o. ~eeretAFy 81 sshte
Becomes Coaml-Generst.
wAsHnOroN. May G-ElIsha J. Bah
cock Of New York. who has been prinvts
secretary % the Secretary OF state ulnos
1897. has been appointed COnsul-00nsrAl
at TahEsr. succeeding William r.
Robertson % Virginia. who has boon
transferred 70 CallAO. Peru. Charles L.
Wilson Of the District Of Columbia. ons
ng the assistant solicitors Of tho Depart
ment. will succeed Mr.. BabcOck az private
secretary 20 Secretary Knox. Mr.. VIII
son was private secretary 20 Mr.. Knok
when the latter was In the senate.
SIR. Baboock vas born In Albany, ". T..
February -. lStA During the civil war
hs served ~ q private. He has been N
tho Government service for many yoara.
serving SUCCESSFULLY ~ Prvats sefstaly
20 the Secretary Of the Interior. The At
toFusy General. the Secretary OF the
Treasury and the SeorstaFy OF STATE.
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HAVENs ~ CHAGRINED.
Daan't OOey ths Law AbSut klsotioa H
psases-Is Prepared to Flght.

psases-b Prepared to Flght.
wAsHM0ToN. May 7.-ReprsssntAtivO
James &. Havsns. who defeated George ".
Aldridgs in the Thirty-Seoond New York
district. admitted to-day that through q
misunderstanding Of the terms Of The Law
he had failed to hls bis election expenses
within the legal limit Of ten days
He said that Il vas his understanding
that a stntsment Of expenses was required
20 DO hled within twenty days.
Mr. HAvGns said he felt very much
embarrassed about thS matter. but that
be would take 40 action IN the oAea. He
said b vas prepared % defend himsalf
II proceodingS we're Instituted BY reason
Of his failure 20 flo his statement within
tsn days ~ required.
SIR. Havens aaid that his campaign cost
him o. 100 OF this amount the sum Of
$500 Wan turned over 70 the county CON-
mittse and the remAinder was expended
for postage used In sending letters 10 tn
voters In the district,
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SUGAR Trust RESOLUTIONS.
CoaSFessman Martin Puts IN No. . OuS
Of the FRtsea Ne Has PFSmAsed.

WAsHIN0ToS. Nay 7-ReprsSensAtivs
Martin o. Colorado. who made al agree
msnt with himself eArly this week 20 In
troduce fifteen sugar trust resolutions in
fifteen days. dropped No Z IN the basket
to-day. This one demands that the
Secretary Of War tell the House whether
the Speyer syndicate Of New York has or
has not grabbed 700 600 acres Of friar
lands on the Island q Luson IN the Philip
pines.
Mr.. Martin says he IL learning more and
more every day about the exploitation
Of the Philippines He thinks be vii be
able o. put = bomb under somebody be-
fore he geta through.
Mr. Martins friends say he 10 very bull
dOggish aud doesn't know when 60 zee go.
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WaaHRarog. hay T-Tbass army ordsrs
have besa issued
na1G william p. Wo0dafl Medical Cgfpa. On
arrival 90 san Franciseo 20 Fort .. A. t'aatii.
WVomihe
uaFtnnnt 70 WaltfT Reed General Hosultai
Want ingtun. -. O.. for traali1GnL
PiTlt Lieut. Carr q. WirFin. Coast ArllleTV
Plrnt Lieut. Henry y. Mnf0uweS, Hedlral
Reserve COFpa. 10 Port f1bina0n.
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yew Onesrs q ~ New JagSsy STATE
BamkeFu AssSoiAtioa-

ATLANTIC CIT. n. j.. Nay the
New JsrssY State Bankers Association.
which has bsSn IN session hsro. to-day
elected ths following OhlceEs for ne
ensuing yoar; PrealdO9sy yudsP Adra az
I,Von; vkco-pgesident, ~. n. FOND %
plainhsld; treasurer. Wuii4m n Nan
Duasn Ot Nswark; msfnbors o. me sAeoe"
tive council. ". A. Lynn o. 80 1Glla.o \.
C.sries Vanunater Of Atlautio Highlands
and b. ". Van BuRklFk % BayOnne.
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Iuo,nsr Null Cotton POoI Inquiry

WAsHINGIJN. Nay Representative
Adam Byrd u NIlssissippi wants 20 know
VIVA, ~ \ttornsy- 0ensr1l knows about
tho bull cotton pool. lie wants the
Attorney General 20 tell tho Houss all
about X right away and to-day intro
duOed a resolution tO this ELECT. This 10
about No 70 In the bull cotton resolution
department Of the pigsonhOlsd btu bu.
reau o. the House
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TO REPORT PUBLICITY RTLL.
senate COmmitfee PaVoFs the E1SoaiSa
EEpsDditurss Measure

EEpsDditurss Measure
WASHINGTON. May a. Tho senate
COMMITTEES on judiciary to-day Agreed BY
q unanimous vote TO report the bin coming
over from tho House Of Representatives
requiring publicity Of campaign coutribu-
tions and expenditures. The bill was
amended. however. az the instance Of
Republican members Of the COMMITTEES 20
permit publication after instead Of before
election
The Democratic members OF the COM
mitsss preferred prcelsCtiOn publication
but finally yielded 20 the Republicans.
who insisted that President TAFT and en-
President Roosevelt favored publication
after election. believing hat publication
during the campaign would serve 20 OBJ
scuTe 'he issues n the campaign and divert
the voters
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ARAfvED OFT.
s. CinelnnAa. % CherbonFR frun Nsw Yofh


s. Lusltania. for Ngu York from LveFpocl
a IApiand. FOR New YORK from Autwerp
a. RottsrcAm. Tor Nee Yoyk fruni Rotterdam.
s. New York. tor New YORK NON Sou tAaupton.
~ Celdc, for NsW Yogt from tiverpoel
- Oscar u, FIR New York rom Copenhagen.
s. Furneesia. for NeW iorB from GlaagcW
- PrinE Friedrich Wilhelm, for NeW Nofk IRON
Fgupen.
q BaYharoaaa, for New YORK from Paiefao
= ~ Provence. for New York from Hayrt
- NiAgaFa. for Neu York from Havre.
s. OrotavA. for New YORK. from Bermuda,
- Bermudian, for New York from berinuda
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Lisuisnani -ogpan9ndsr 2. A. Kaamsy iTgm
% IdahO & N BuTosq q HauiU~sut Rsah
lssiGs n. c. Ussa. mn ~ PEissesoa % as
Hartford
- ne Wtcta
MifEhipman ElgIf. Nm o. rFaHlun
b nc Hnrtlorn
nldrnlvmnn " a. L NqEl1fs nuu Ne 8l1u1fl
- ne Hartford.
mtfrfilman u. u. AlllN. nom N1lhlnft11
% ~ Nartl1nd
9ufTTln y y. n1IaHs uu1 - NlllQnlll
% % MliInlls
Plulaf Ag1IrtE1a 4lTEugl y @ HN1gf. Hun
- lnllg - - 80 60 galt 90
- sgtus 1ccou1is aad u1It eHaalA
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PauI AlsrSsn Gee. q NssEaaka.

CHIctOo. May 7.-Panl Morton arrived
In Chicago from the Fast to-day. pasasd
90 hour IN conferences with HE brother
Joy Morton. aud departed IN . private
car Tor Nehraaka CIV. Neh., whare HE
aun1 Mlal Emma Morton. 10 IN . critical
c0lalgn.
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AFTER TWO YEARS IN BOLIVIA
Minister stuts6uian aayS Americans Are
RsW, but ADpPeoMaea. mere.

James p. Statesman. AmariOan Minister
20 Bolivia. has arrived az tho Holland
House from Ia Pas after bSing down there
vwo ysAEs. He sAys that Bolivia 10 quiet
and prosDarOus.
TIA NV railroad hey arS building
from Ia Pas 70 AriOA viii shorten what
y pFs0tinany . thres dNyp journey %
- nnannaat via Mnlllanto 10 about
fguFtNrn h0uFa,s naid NJ. 1tutsaman.
They have . high eEard for Americans
dDwn thars. but thgTe are not many IN
- country. 8incs the Bolivia Railroad
Oompany Was transferred 10 ths Anto-
leFnaen Company q great many Amer
frHng have lait the country. Bolivia
il9Gha Rraatagt tin deposits n th9 word,
hIt ma mudh en- " rFuduood h1olll99
81 ~ lack % tra1EpoFlGlAaH and in1L'
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THE FARMERS a MECHANICS NATtpNhl
BANK u Hartford. located 81 Hartford, 70 ~
Slate Of Connecucul y closing ~ adalfls ~
nota holdafl aad otngf cr0dit1ra Of ne Anlo1I4r
aoa AFS thsTsiofs hereby nouAsd - plos01g ~
n. 4. GOODWIN. Prusidage
Dated 81 Hartford April liza. lsi0
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OEF Gets race In state Department.

WASHINGTON. May Arthur Orr Of
Illinois. secretary Of the American LsEA-
tiOn az Athens. 0rOsoO. has been appointed
assistant chief % the division Of lngOrrnA-
don o. the State Department. succeeding
0sorge Il. summ0riin % Louisiana. Who
vas rBcsntly appointed second Secretary
Of the American Embassy at Toxic.
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-, 49, > - 30 ~.

NEWPORT. r l.. Nay T.--doms money
is awaiting August sohroed1r' Eho va
drum major II tho band at FVFt Adams
about siEhteSn yoaFg aEo. 8noe he 81
the pnst al tFnos o. him seems - let1
been last. A New York attorney Wa9 hafs
10 day gssking 10 Egt some 4Aoe q
arhroa3gg. He aid thae q r1l4se Q.
gchroedsr had died and 81 . alla
money. How much ne attufu-y e'l-A
uUt my,
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AFrivoa-SATuRDAH. Mar =
- 81 Louis, SouthAnpton. April ~
- tuchmond. Liab0n. April -
NJ DlnnAmarc, Palermo. April 70
- welsh f'ftnca. Malta. April ~.
s. Horuu. HailfaG. NAY
~ MAtanEas. Havana. Nay
s. San Marcos. 0alvaston. April ~
~ ~ Aha. Galveston, MaF 1
81 Apache, Jacksonville NAY
~ Prtnco.s Anne, Noriolk. MAJ
IS MAnna iAta. Baltimore. Mays
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BUsTNEss OPPOaTUNFTIEs

HANDSOME millinery store On Bruahiyn's
main business avenue: established I'VE YQarN
q. 5W yearly pronn; building may BE- houg1t 81
leaaed vita store n preferred. Owner rgiFln4.
WANTED--A i've man win $500 % maaaesa
going factorJ. Address J. n. DEXTER 0e1efai
nelvary. Newark. v. j.
no iss unless successful LEX Boa iis Sun slSes.
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Advertisements for TIE SUI and TnR
EVENING sUN may b loit ~ any AmsFi-
can District Me@sngsF 0GBos IN ths CIV.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

nDsIATvNn ALMANAC rHIs pAT.
sun fRes. tee sun ~ -. .sSsi Neon risen. tao
MOE wArnR TuEa pAx.
sAndy HOOK .6aa Gov. Island. .TO8 hsll Gate. 50
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INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITY


astablished. rapidly growing mAnufaotul-
ing institution doing an Intagnafioual
business. Whooo annual sales have mCRn
from i7O0.OoO 10 l7O00.Oo0 in four yaaFa
ume-and are still growing. Manuino.
lures and sells a staple line direct % con-
sumeP Tor cash. SALES run Ra hgh e.
t25.O00 In cash per day. Has pNid q do
dsnd every year since organisation, haa
set aside ample surplus. has charged ~
ample depreciation account. History 81
institution 10 one Of growth-of conosrSa-
tive expansion. OF n demand groatag than
capacity. A company that guarantees
lts goods--has q perfect factory and oalcs
organization. no open accounts. no claims
against II. no liens or mortgages on any
Of its property A high olAss. proapsgpUB,
legitimate Industrial that must expand
10 keep pace with it, rapidly inwSaMBG
trade Write me to-day and I will give
you my proposition In full AddfsiB
II. Y. KEISTER. Waterloo. Iowa.
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An e1ulpuonat gppeT
tunltY tor proatahia
Investment i oaeFoi
n ne UM and one
Halt peT cent IRE
ferred ssuurtnea 81 =
ser sstablishsd rap
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'.v = the Pleas Garven q
unity admitted az his home In
-.s' % ght that he was greatly
'. Hf.i .gsT the action u Gov Fort
' r..s %. .-sue requisition PAPERS
.Hu Armour
sally the beginning q the
y. .a 8i We don't propose %
".sr { this kind discourage ~ in
'n-' iegree ~ n ~ possible
r- rrmual charges against the
'' .r- properly adiudicated u will
% .- ran rest assured u that
-'r.r ur refused % say what
H.. pursue n Get Mr.. Armour
indicted hest packers within
100 n' the New Jersey courts
10 had several things under
.F hat Mr GaFvsn will keep
t- tI thu movements Of
.r-- 100 the hops 81 catching
..ru un Jersey coil De-
.-. EAtrh On al stsamGhips
.Hr y tips are received that
- men intend 20 take
f0i Efforts will b. made
-. hey attempt ~ pass
fs over the railroads
80 .-a u Jersey City. -.
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An eEcsptional %.
pogtunity tor pgdi-
itAble inv0lInnnt
10 oRsFsd % tho OK
and oNe-HaR per
caht preferred -
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peace and undisturbed confidence
would be better secured IL the gov
eminent did not NIX into these
affairs. is dangerously short sighted.
A virile people will not suffer wrong;
IL the spirit of the trainers OF the
Declaration is alive today. people
must say when governments become
destructive OF human rights then
governments should be abolished.
These executive agencies for prob
ing into and correcting social and
industrial evils may cause dissatis-
faction among the subjects of their
investigation; but whether the sub
jects of them know IL or not, the
probe, uncomfortable as 1t may feel
in the wound, is the instrument Of
their salvation. and without this dis
covery and correction of evil, an
archy and social ruin would follow,
as sure as the night follows the
day.
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FIRST-The Rev. W. A. Fite. pas
tor. Sunday school and Bible class
at $3.50 a. m. Morning subject at
10: f5. The Efficacy OF Prayer "
Evening subject. 7:45. "The Story
OF Jonah and the Whale" Special
music will be featured by the choir
at both services.
TENTH STREET.-THE Rev. @. r.
Wyatt. pastor Sunday school at
$3.50 a IN. Morning subject The
Price OF a Vision" evening subject.
"a Troubled Heart Satisfied" To
night the pastor will preachc on
More Abundant Life" There was
one addition To the church at the
meeting hast night The pupils OF
the Sunday school are requested TO
bring their Bibles In order TO make
this a hrst rank sunday school.
GOEBEL AvENUE-Preaching at
n a. m. and 7:t5 p. m. by the Rev.
Mr.. Phillips. Morning subject Con
trast OF the Old AMI New Law %
Evening subject, The Power of
Christ"
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CONSISTENCY.

Consistency is a rare jewel; but II
1t Is properly cut, a skillful manipu-
lator can turn its facets so as to
emit all the coSors Of the rainbow In
succession. Nothing delights our
simple mind and unsophisticated eye
more than to see a lawyer hold the
Jewel up TO the light and make 1t
sparkle white, then red, then purple
and then green. One might imagine
he held samples OF all the different
precious truths in the universe In
his hand; but it is the same Jewel,
yet ever changing hue to suit
the purpose Of him who holds II.
ALI OF which reminds US, that the at
torney general at San Francisco stop
ped a Surround boxing match be
cause IL Is a prize fight; but he can
not stop the fight to finish between
Jeffries and Johnson, because it Is a
boxing match
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Church Notes.

The Rev. ID. c. Wright. Of Grace
church. has been chosen 10 preach
the annual sermon for the eighty
second annual council OF the Epls-
copal diocese OF Keatucky. which
opens Tuesday. May "a. at ST
Marks Episcopal church. Louisville
Bishop Woodcock Will preside May
"a over a meeting al which The
Sunday School" will b. discussed
The Organization OF the Council
will b. the topic for the bishop at
the "Wednesday meeting.
An all-day Missionary Rally was
held at Lebanon church. Paducah
circuit. today The Rev. w. j Nay
Tor Is preacher In charge and has
planned number OF these rallies on
his circuit The Rev. w. j. Mccoy,
presiding elder OF this district. and
the Rev. J. b. Pearson. OF the South
Side circuit. Paducah. are assisting
him today. Dr. Mccoy preached this
morning at IL o'clock Dinner was
served on the grounds.
The Woman's Home Mission 80
ciety Of the Broadway Methodist
church will meet Monday afternoon
at , o'clock with the president. Mrs.
W A. Martin. 1909 Jefferson street
Mrs Charles Johnson. the first vice
president will preside at the bust
ness session. A social hour will fol-
low this. The members OF the wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society and
the Junior Warden Missionary so
ciety OF Broadway. are invited 70 BE-
the guests OF the Home Mission so
ciety on this occasion.
The Dodd society will meet Mon
day afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock at the
Reading and Rest room. Baptist
Headquarters. l25 North Firth street
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only the filth of his habitat, but also
myriads of germs which he deposits
in the food as It is being prepared
in the kitchen, or devoured in the
dining-room. The very first step in
his humiliation is a change of name.
The cognomen "house-fiy' gives him
rank among the domestic animals,
and indicates that he is entitled to
the protection of mankind: whereas
he is. II not the actual villain on
the everyday drama, at least, the
tool Of the villainous germs. and en-
titled to no consideration. Having
given him the name his nativity de-
serves, IL becomes incumbent on us
to dispose of the stable refuse, and
when this Is gone. the fly will dis
appear. II Is TO be hoped that the
medical fraternity soon will give us
a preparation which can be. spread
in the stable to kill the spawn of
the fly.
The garbage can should be cover
ed, that the fly may not find a sub
sistence.
The weeds should be cut before
the first of June, as they are disease
breeders, and II cut before June
they will not go TO seed. Every man
owes this obligation to the COM
mu0ity.
II seems strange that We must
have the health authorities constant
ly DINING into our ears the neces-
sity for keeping clean and taking
precautionary measures against ILL
ness. We complain much that our
children have constantly TO be forced
to do simple things for their own
welfare. and by force prevented
from doing themselves harm. but
parents who neglect these simple
for the protection OF
themselves, their children and their
would do well to hesitate
about criticizing the youngsters, who.
perhaps, are closely following copy.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

PALMER HOUSE.. II. Hohfeld
ST Louis: w. Marshall Bulhtt. Louis
Vile: r. s. Williams. Fulton: Geo
Landram. Smithland: F. L. Harp,
Cairo; NJ. w. Fowler. Satyine, Va. {:
w. H. Tritt. Kuttawa; c. G. Beale.
Evansville: r. G. Mathews. Owens
boro; II. L. Lewman. Louisville: f.
c. Kerr, 81. Louis.
BELVEDERE-Mrs Stone. New
Orleans; w. c. Sparkling. Marietta.
O.: w. A. Smith, Louisville; Guy Hol
lingsworth, st. LoIis; s. Fowlkes,
Dyersburg; c. H. Jones, Benton; DR..
w. l.. Mosby. Bardwell; w. b. Ward
Metz opolis; J. II. Hovekamp, St.
Louis
NEW RICHMOND-James Sum
merville, Huntington; James Walker
Vienna; Clyde johnson. Mayfield:
Jesse COncon. Perryville: r. J. Now
en-. Henderson; II. r. Webb. Nash
Vile; c. p. Munroe. Indian Mound:
w. A. Pembleton, Benton.
ST. NICHOLAS-W d. Grace.
Mayfield; ]. Warrel, 81. Louis; ].
r. Adams. Chicago; W. Z. Abel
and wife, Calvert City; James Ross
and wife. Harris. III; C. f. Sander
son. Cairo: William Reed. Benton;
r. ]. Reynold. st. Louis; A. Nc
Crony. Metropolis; c. A. May and
wife, Eddyville.
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Somnelle OF Gounod. which was sung
on Easter day. will be repeated,
with orchestral accompaniment.
Professional, Ancient OF Days
Jeffreys.
Introlt Anthem. Praise Ye the
Father-Gounod.
Kyrie and Gloria. from Messe
Somnelle--Gounod
o Holy Lord-w. Knapp.
Come Thou Almighty King-Glar-
DIM.
onfertory. am Alpha and Omega
Stainer-Mrs. Leila Wade Lewis and
n. ID. MacMillen. soloists.
Sanctus. from Messe Somnelle--
Gounod
Benedictus. Gounod-Miss Callssi
soloiat.
Agnus Dei-Gounod.
Recessional-Holy. Holy, Holy
Dykes.
Evening service and sermon 1850
with the festival setting OF the Mag
nifcat and Nunc Dimittis by ID
Tours.
GOOD SHEPHERD--Arcadia. The
Rev. Il. G. McAllister. pastor. sun
day school at $3.50 a. m. Evening
prayer and sermon at 1880 o'clock
Owing to the absence OF the Rev Mr.
McAllister at the general council In
Louisville there will be no services
during the coming week. Services
next Sunday as usual.
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ROMANTIC STORY
(Coutinued From Page One.)

prosecuting her and wanted him 10
rid her OF them.
The Evidence.
The evidence at the trial Indicated
that IL was Perrier who originally
suggested the undesirability of Prilu-
koff as the assassin, his relations
with the countess being so well
known that. in case of his arrest.
suspicion would probably fall upon
La Tarnowska. Naumoff was men
toned as a suitable substitute. The
countess sent for him and started
back toward Russia in his company.
A bogus telegram was prepared. ac-
cording to the evidence. by Prilu-
kof and Perrier. but signed with
Kamarowsky's name, In which the
most insulting references were made
both to Naumoff and La Tarnowska.
This telegram was delivered to
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-21
Methodist.

BROADWAY-Ths Rev. @. T Sui
livan, pastor Sunday school and
Bible class az $50 a. m. Preaching
at lO:45. Subject. The Kind OF
Preaching Needed" Epworth
League meets at Z p. m. Preaching az
7:45 D. m. Subject, The spiritual
Outlook At this service the pastor
will tell of the meeting OF the gen
eral conference at Asheyille, y. C,
and legislation. Special music at
both services. Public cordially IN
vhed TO attend.
FOUNTAIN AvENUE-The Rev.
G. W. Banks. pastor. The pulpit at
the morning and evening hours will
be fIled by the presiding elder. the
Rev. W. ]. Mccoy. He will preach
at $3.50 p. m at Palestine DT
Banks will return next Saturday
SOUTH SIDE-The Rev. j. u.
Pearson, pastor Sunday school al
$3.50 a. m. Preaching at IL a m
by the pastor. He will preach al
the Guthrie Avenue church at 1880
p. m. and no services will be held al
his church. The revival Is still IN
progress at Little's chapel. The pull
pit there tomorrow will b. filled by
the Rev. r. w. Chiles.
PALESTINE (Kevil uiO-Th'
Rev. w. J. Mccoy. presiding elder
will preach AZ 3:3O o'clock in this
afternoon.