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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29
RECITES HIS
I STORY TO COMMITTEE

July 2s.-E. G. Lewis
Pnls. who charges that the bust
nls publishing company was de-
-nd HIS fortune lost as Il result
<utlons by the postofnce depart
san the recital OF his alleged
-nss 10 the house postoffice ex-
- committee today. The chief
.2n OF the Lewis company re-
" denied the second class mail
..lsge. The witness probably will
'n-nis testimony for several days
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29
FATNESS OF HEALTH
Elils Out the Curves and Makes
Thin People Fat.

q are thin, your health is not
should be. If you are losing
beadlly there is somethine Q
nat SHOULD he attended TO at
~ cannot be healthy aud strong
Nt health and good, solid beau.
Ss can only come through the
Samo3c. the remarkable flesh
g Is not = drug or a stimulant 4:
eicntltG hesh-forming food that
thIn paoJle to a normal condi.
Rood healthy flesh.
sateifebts are confirmed bv
~ ohnSon g offer to refund
" 10 anyone buying and using
n. Tnc r1 does not gain in weight as
= The risk is all theirs The
4 scfawny can buy Samose at
= .ao'Joans9n, Drugs, five stores,
q knowledge that if it is not
~ " Will cost absolutely moth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29
CLERK is BEATEN TO
DEATH IN NEW MEXICO

ALBUQUERQUE n. NJ. July 2s.-Wil-
liam l.. PhiDps commissary clerk for n
Santa Fc construction camp at Sua-
vance. forty-seNcn miles west Of here.
was found In his car yesterday morn
ing unconscious, having been beaten
about the head with a blunt Instrument
I'hipps was brought to Albuquerque
where he died five hours after reaching
the hospital without rcEainlng conscious
ness, Posses arc securing the coun-
try In the vicinity OF Suawanec, but no
trace OF the murderer has been discov-
pred
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29
MUST Import COAL
FROM UNITED STATES

WINNIPEG. Man. July 2s.-Coal fam
Inc continues all over Saskatchewan and
Alberta. Even were the mines where
strikes are on opened tomorrow the fam
Inc could not be dlspelled by winter Rail-
way officials agree that relief must come
possible through suspension Of tho tarifi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29
& NOT HOLD
he PLOT IDEA
anna Tells of the Absorp-
Of the Tennessee Coal
: & Iron Company.
BACTION MADE
' NECESSARY BY PANlC
s Was One of the Syndi-
Il Owners and Hated
TO Sell.

voRK. July 2s.-No Interior mo-
I ,sd behind the taking over Of the
sssirous of acquiring the Ten
! Coal & Iron company by the
,,si manic Of 1907, In the opinion
Hanna OF Cleveland. one OF the
I. owners of the Tennessee con-
soye the merger, who spent the
~ witness stand before the steel
committee Of the
4 representatives.
surreptitious motives had been
Mr.. Hanna, who is a. brother
"a United States Senator Hanna
. hut he never had credited the
He believed the transaction was
"a TO avert the failure OF the New
mixing and brokerage frm OF
X Coal G. Iron stock as collat-
4 widespread business disaster. In
to questions by Mr., Beali. of
III. Hanna said he. thought the
man believed a plot had been
thereby the Tennessee Coal q
|s]d be gobbled up by the Steel in
blIt he had no knowledge OF such
|nd did not credit such an idea.
Ioy Poured Into New York.
q the threatened failure Of Moore
W. asked Representative Beall.
a the United States treasury
SO 10000 Into New York to stop
'hefore that time" Mr.. Reall con-
'had not ]. Pierpont Morgan and
|ciates advanced $4,000. 900 TO re-
d financial siiuation?'
lrd Il so stated" said Mr.. Hanna
that. the panic was not averted
Nr. Beall resumed. "Can you tell
+ the taking up of only $4,000. coo
Il on The Tennessee Coal & Iron
u-of Moore C Schley effected that
lon of confidence in the business
'htch the United States treasury
Morgan millions had been unable
HRnna's Explanation.
only explanation. Mr.. Hanna re-
Ter some hesitation. is that the |
b TO TINT time had not reached |
kracter OF business houses which |
'olyed In this transaction I think |
4 line OF questions that you be-
b sale OF Tennessee Coal & Iron |
h was a plot never thought SO.
|ish ] could have held on TO my |
nt It seemed absolutely necessary |
to avert serious trouble"
|Entative Gardner OF Massac chu~
b questioned the witness.
ppozt has been current" said Mr. |
AfhRt an attempt was made, by
deSlro,is of acquiring the Ten
company, TO dlscredit that con-
fock In the banking world, and
E banks to make imperative calls
occurred by stock for the purpose
Bring down the Tennessee price
Ight be acquired by the United
Feel corporation, Did you ever
= the deal was deliberate
BARD gossip about It," Mr., Hanna
think heard Mr.. Gates discuss
'robably others talked about the
never felt that way
nd did not believe any one would
p so foolish. or so dishonorab Die.
ampt such thing"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29

Don Philippini and his italian band
In their engagement at Wandamere, The
made such a perfect stage picture for
FORE is proving ideal for band con-
certs.
Don Philippini expresses much salts
faction with the artistic success of his
engagement The natural amphitheatcr
at Wundamere Is one uf the greatest In
the world, according To the leader One
OF Philippians own compositions. The
Battle OF Love. Will be rendered at to-
NIGHTS concert
Following are the programmes for this
afternoon and evening concerts:
AFTERNOON CONCERT,
March Fittoria .,,...........P Philippini
Overture Martltana ,..,...,,.,., Wallace
1ntcrmezzo, The Butterfly. ..s... BendiX
Fantasia from Grand Opera. 49,. Tobanl
Intermisgion
March. Twenty Years Back, Phlippini
overture MARTA ,'so-ns.',s,'.s f!otow
La BlsonJera ,..s,ss,.,ss..s, Chaminadc
Selection, The Serenade e.,,..,. Herbert
EVENING CONCERT.
March Tannhauser ....-.,..,., o.. Wagner
Iagnaccl ....,.----... LeoncaEaIlo
lntermczZo: Nalla -.----,ssvs,, DelibeS
Overture Tannliauser ....,.,,.,,. Wagner
Intermission.
Overture La Fora del Destlno, .Nerdi
Solo for Trombone, ...., Sig. M. La Greca
Finale III GiocoDda, ......... Ponchielli
Battle or Love ..,.s.-..-., .Philippini
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via the Salt Lake Route.

To Lshi. American Fork. Provo
and return ..,,......S 81 25
To Springyllle, Spanish Fork and
return l,5O
To Payson and return . 1.75
Train leaves union depot a, M
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29

Montgomery band Will give its usual
two concerts Sunday afternoon at Salt
air and especially strong programmes
have been prepared. The band has made
season and each Sunday sees an increase
In tho attendance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29
ADJUSTMENTS

Master Gabriel in Little Tommy
Tucker" and the rest OF the good acts
on this weeks vaudeville bill will make
their last appearance here at this after
noon's and EVENINGS performances. Com
mencing with tomorrows matinee the
now bill. with Joseph Harts "A Night
VILE features. Will be In order at the
Orpheum.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29

Never leave home on Journey with
out a bottle of Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t is
almost cortaln TO be needed and can
not be obtained when ON board the
cars or steamships. For sale by all
dealers,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29
Purse of $4,000 Offered.

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-Arranse-
men's ,odny S said to hsXe been completed
Massachusetts aviator, will make an
Heroplane flight from milwaukee, to Chi
cago for purse OF $4,000, The flight
Will be made August 10. along Lake
Michigan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29

J. Y. Rich's wild bull, the terror of
the range, will be special feature OF
the Spanish Festival company tonight
at Saltair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29

Thrilling. exciting exhibitions Mt the
Spanish festival at Saltair. Perform
nnce tonight at $50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-29

We are open until 9 o'clock.
Of course, we prefer that
you shop early in the day,
but if you can't, we serve
you excellently until
9 P. M.
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pression It was anything but good to look at They finally caught her eye All smiled amusingly as if they had big joke on her. She smiled back-but it was not the smile Of the kind that won't come oft It came off when she found that her friends were not looking The first act pass ed and still no lights. TWO minutes. passed. The lady in, the hobblc skirt did not even notice her own husband But the old saying she or he who laughs last laughs best" as serted itself. Suddenly the balcony lights came out in all their glory. The audience app1auded Many of them wanted to read their programs. Rut the young woman in that hobble skirt was the happiest one around. "She just liked to smiled herself to death And on her way home she wasn't so surol that anybody noticed the gown although it was a magni- ficent creation.
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FAYETTEVILLE LADIES
 GET CHAPTER HOUSE
G.urdner Chapter Has Reached 100 G0aJ and Are Now After Site
 For the Building.

Fayetteville, Arkk, Jan. 27.-The board of directors of the Commercial League will hold ameeting at their room in the court house next Wednes- day night which will be attended by the officers of Gardner Chapter, Am
 erican Woman's League. Mrs '. A.
 Palmer, president of Gardner chapter will address the members and explain the uses and advantages of the chap ter house. The paid up membership in Gardner Chapter has reached 100 which entities it to a $5,000 building A movement is fom to secure a To- cation for the house in Mt. Nord park and the ladies will appeal to the Con- mercial League and citizens generally
 for assistance. They are entitled to
 help and the Daily is sure they will
 receive it. These good women hay worked faithfully for more than g year i'll bringing their organization
 up to the standard required for a 5000 building and now they very
 properly appeal to the public for aiC i in securing a site. The building will
 be credit to the toWn-one to which
 our people can point with, pride.
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AVIATION FIELD
 NEAR ROB ROY Curtiss Biplane Will Be Taken Up From Langford
 Plantation First. IT IS AN IDEAL PLACE, Will Require Several Weeks to Re- construct it-NeW Field Is
 Inspected.
IT IS AN IDEAL PLACE,

Aviator Joseph Pendergrass former ly of Mineola, x. r., now residing here in the interest of an aviation meet for Arkansas towns, and w. H. Langford, the we'll known capitalist, one of the financiers behind the pro- posed meeting, have returned from an inspection tour on Mr Langford' s plantation near Rob Roy. The avia- tor and MT. Langford spent several hours Thursday riding over the Langiord plantation on horseback in- specting the land for suitable avia- ton course.
 Aviator Pendergrass states that he is satisfied that he has located an ideal spot about half mile from Roh Roy for an aviation field for the Cur tiss biplane in which he is to fly. He istates that the land is level and free from any outer growth. In making flights with new machine, the bird- man said, many trials must be made on the ground before attempting to soar in the air. The biplane is prae- tically new to Mir, >Pendergrass and he states that he will practice some time on the ground before he attempts to fly.
 The biplane is now stored in J. B. Speers Company warehouse. It will probably be moved there in fhexbgkq probably be moved from there in the next few days to- the Southern Oil Company's plant in the Western suburbs of the city. Quarters have been prepared at the oil company's plant where MT Fmdergrass may work in reconstructins the parts. When the machine is once rebuilt and balanced for flights it will be knocked down and removed to the |" aviation course at Rob Roy. This will not be done for several weeks, however, ae much time will be consumed in re placing every part of the machine. At first it Was thought that tents would be necessary to have a se- cluded place for reconstructing the
 biplane, but MT. Pendergrass states that he has decided to begin work at once on reconstructing the mech
 inc in the Southern Oil Company {
 warehouse.
 Jack Langford, son Of MT. and Mrs w. H. Langford, who is to take an active part in the proposed aviation meet, has been confined at his home
 for a few days. He was reported tc
 be much better yesterday and expect5
 to- be out in few days
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CROSSETT DEFEATS
 LITTLE ROCK

News was received here last night to the effect that the Little Rock High School basketball team was de- feated at Crossett last night by the Crossett five-score 5o to 22 The Little Rock team passed through this city yesterday morning en route to Crossett. The Little Rock team is one of the fastest tn the state, and has for number of seasons been one Of no doubt be a surprise Crossett's team in former seasons. was noted throughout Arkansas in basketball circles.
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|nected with the Legislative work in Little Rock, is spending few days Ist her home in this city.
 J. S. Bower, travelling agent for the Commercial Appeal, spent yesterday In the city the guest of his local rep Iresentative, Carrol Martin. Miss Minnie Manees, of Memphis, 'arrived in the city yesterday after noon to spend about two months With her mother, Mrs. James O'Con- nor.
 Judge E. J. Kerwin, who cham !pions the county Toney salary bill in the House of Representatives is in the city spending a few days with his Ifamily
 A. D. Foster has naturned from Chicago, after an absence of a few weeks. MT. Foster placed his son Cliff Foster, in Armour Institute and transacted other business in the Windy City, Edward Levine, who has been spending several months in Asheville N. C., for the benefit of his health lreturned to his home in this city yes terday afternoon. MT Levine is [
 member of the firm of Edward Lew
 inc & Company, clothiers.
 Mrs. Mary Seymour, after a severa
 months visit with her daughter, Mrs
 A. E. Millner, of Leaksville, N. c.
 has returned accompanied by Mrs
 Millner and children, who will spent several weeks i'm the city. Mrs. Sey
 mour reports having a most delight
 ful time with her school-day friends
 over the state Of North Carolina.
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COUNTRY SCHOOLS IN WARM DEBATE,

A debate between Union School and Faith School, was held last night at Union School, g few miles from the jcity on the Warren road. The sub ject was Woman Suffrage Faith school was represented by Lonny Hankins and Floyd Cady, and they had the affirmative side of the question. The Union School was represented by Pat O'Neal and Willie Bean. They represented the negative The judges, c. T. Akinson, Floyd Gresham and MT. Monk, awarded the decision to the negative. ! After the debate the following recit- ations were rendered: Recitation, John Wingard
 Recitation, Calls Miss Sarah Hud- son.
 i Recitation, Our Good Year Walter Price.
 Recitation, Few in Heaven" Jerry Wingard
 Reciaa i1 ion, 'Papa and his Little Boy Miss Ethel Stanley.
 Recitation, Miss Pearl Ridgeway.
 Recitation, Ollie Wingard ] Recitation, How to Be a Man. Victor Hankins Both schools were we'll represented at the exercises and they were high ly enjoyed. The debating contest was very spirited.
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'ssas as follows:
 Declamation-Lapeu Ss1,nderS

&Fas as folles7s.
 Declamation-Luen Saunders.
 Debate. Resolved, That the Unit ed States should fortity the Panama Canal. Affirmative, Lee Wilson. IT, yin Mcdaniel (absenD and Morris Few; negative, Alton Harper. Ifartall Toney and Ivan Hankins.
 Esssy-George Sloan.
 Irwin MeDaniel's place on the 5e- bate was filled by Henry Guest, who volunteered to do SO.
 An election of officers was held with results as follows: Morris Few president; Gordon Freeman, vice f19eyident; iAflten Pope, secretary Earl Royse, treasurer; Frank Trip lett, critic; Graphic reporter. Henry Guest, and Commercial reporter, June Coles.
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Af the King.

The Daughters of the King held an Steres1ing meeting in Trinity church esterday afternoon. Following the bening devotional sveacises a lesson
 church history, was had, led by ev Reese, the rector. The busi- ess session followed. Three new Sembars were receivd, Mrs. Manning, Hiss Mariner and Mrs. H l.. Stern- erg About twenty ladies wsare pres bt at the maating.
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The Church. of Christ.

Corner Sixth and Beech Sts. C. c. Cline, minister The pastor will preach morning and night. EEs morning theme will be The Supreme Business of the Church. His text at might will be, Rev 3:2o. The We'd nesday night prayer service will be conducted by l.. P. Garner. The sub feet is: Prayer for the Minister, El- ders and Deasons. The texts are i:
 1 Thess. 5::25:1 Tim. Il, 2; BILE i;
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For nearly 3 half an hour several CT, prominent young society girl of this city, Thursday night at the Elks Theater, when Mme. Nazimova brought out large gathering of the fashionable set. It came about in this way, but before the show was we'll on the victim of the fun making icame out in flying colors-laughing last and naturally laughing best.
 She had telephoned a number Of them that she did not intend to dress up unless the theater was well light ed between the acts For the past few weeks the theater management has been trying to catch up With the i light company in it's alleged unjust" cha4 4ges for lighting the playhouse and the house has been only partial ly lighted between acts. We'll this lady telephoned the box office and ilHlu olllClo eIU So Jul lileo tlIt lo insist on the management lighting up The theater manager promis- cd to have a brilliant night and the lady dressed to kill. It was a new gown on the hobble skirt order and the husband will faint when he gets the bill In she came, with her hus- band of course, and after reaching the interior of the playhouse and find ing it only partially lighted, as usual, thele was an expression denoting sad disappointment over her pretty com pleXion. She was mad, but she would Il t go home again. Her husband would not let her. They went down near the front and settled down in the cushionless' chairs to await the appearance of the Great Russion ac- tress. 1t was doubtful if the disap- pointed young woman would enjoy the show.
 Her friends, to whom she had tele- phoned during the day, saw her enter They communicated the appearance of the beautifully gowned chum to each other and they watched her ex-
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a"ley EpW0rth League,

me following program will be rem ssu oy the Hawley Epwcrth League 4uuay evening at 6:30 o'clock, with s' van Vaulkenburg as leader: Song by the choir. eader. '' " 1 fiayers, that we may all in some
 oe Missionaries, by Mir. Jaggers, ' ward, Mr. Ditterline, Mrs. Van aulkenburg.
 Song by the choir.
 ssaains' T Brought Him to Jesus, ,,s Bessie Simmons.
 ssci'stion. Tn Every Land"-Lots er' The Need of Missionary sDers at Home." Miss Maud simp- 1asue Beuedict:oa.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
102 Pine St.

Services II a. m. and 7;45 D. m Subject: Love. Sunday school 10 q m. Wednesday evening meeting 7:is Reading room open from 2:30 to D. m. daily, except Sunday. The public is cordially invited to attend these services, and to visit the read ing room.
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tried to make the darn thing" move up or down, without success. Finally Host TruloCk ended his conversation.
 Now what do you want v he said, turning to the trembling bell boy.
 'Dar's lady and a gemmen coop ed up dar in de elevator said the negro as he pointed toward Heaven.
 Great goodness" yelled the hotel head SWhy didn'r you say so. v
 With a few jerks at the machinery in the electrical room the elevator came doWn-but slowly. The lady and gentleman left the cage and walked up the stairs. They were evidently convinced that elevators were a nuis- ance anyway.
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adies' Mission Society.

Mis. T. Y. Murphy will entertain fe Ladies Missionary Society of the ifs1 PresbyteTian church, Monday af- frhoon at her hom3 on West Sixth venue.
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At the First Baptist Church.

Sunday school at ninelthirty in tht morning. Preaching at eleven in tht morning and at seventhirty at night Everybody cordially welcomed.
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1dge-Luncheon.

WITS c. M Williamson, of Dirming- a'u' Aia., is to bc the honoree at d "se-luncheUn to be given on We'd suay' February 1. and Thursday, 0ofuary 2, by Mrs Sam Russell a.d rs. Clarence philpot.
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|ertiyere Club.

Mrs, D. c. Maxey entertc ;Rea the eruvere Club at hea' home No. 704 am street, Thursday afternoon alnty refreshments w5.,e served and
 Vegy pleasant afternoon was en- Pyed by all.
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H 2 AT CHURCHES.
 1
 @ q 0 Q . O
Lutheran Church.

East Sixth avenue and Florida s English Sunday school 9:30 a. Il German service, 10:45 a. m. Englis service 7;30 p. m. All are cordial ly invited to attend.
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|ecepton.

A reception in honor of Dean and ITS. w. D. Buckleer will be given by trinity Cathedral Daughters or the $lng at the home Of M1,:. Nal Will ans this evening. Hours, until
 o'clock. No card5 5-Little Rock ,emocrat.
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|ome and Foreign Societies.

[U11Ic FyVOHtt1tSs l The Home and Foreign Missionary bcieties will have progressive mis- (onary social ht Mrs. A. c. J,or-
 hnis at 2..:30 o'clock Monh}y after bon.
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nnciole '. Literary Society.

e,a '. in'incible Literary Society oo, weekly meeting Friday after ,, ne mathematics room at the be ,r. s,'ieo'. Before the program N ny Was prSF'anted with, a ssv-
 s0aa McGaughy. The program
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WANT NEW TRIAL
 FOR MURUEREN
International News Special

International News Special
 Springsfield Mo, Aan 2T.--A n1gt~ ion for a new trial for WAuAs d. Dipley and Goldie Smith, senttas.aa ts the state pententiary for 1iTe Err the, murder of Stanley KetcheI 5Jaa ga8ia- ist, will be filed tomorrow at Isarsh. field before Judge c. II. SkiDue-
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Pphomore Feast.

ieast will be given at the High cnool Monday, by the Sophomore P1ss' complimentary to the members the Senior Class.
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[izaheth lMIIege Club.

IIZHGttN JV1TCSC 7NlHbF i Miss Mary Kate Riley will entertain l e Elizabeth College Club this after- hon, at 2:2O o'clock in, honor of Mrs. NJ. Williamson, of Birmingham, Qabama.
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Acts, 20:36 All are cordially 1ayiAes to these services.
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fbernating Clab.

1 The Hiberating Club will meet this ternonn with Miss Lizzie MeFadden,
 her home OF Laurel street.