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Attest:
NOticeOf Cost Of Improvement

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment for the Improvement of Poll
street from the southwest line OF Jersey
street To the northeast line OF vii
lamette boulevard the total cost OF which
Is 1852. 81, was declared by Ordinance
No. SOL, entitled IAN ordinance declar,
ing the cost of improving Polk street
from the southwest line OF Jersey street
To the northeast line OF william
ette boulevard in the city OF ST.
Johns, Oregon. and assessing the
property benefited thereby, declaring
such assessment aud directing the entry
OF the same in the docket of city liens. %
The cost Of said improvement is levied
upon all the lots, parts OF lots and par
cells OF land within the boundaries of the
district described as follows: Between
the southwest side line OF Jersey street
and the northeast line OF Willamette
boulevard,
A statement of said assessment has
been entered in the docket OF city liens
August %, 1912, and said assessment
10 now due and payable at the Office OF
the recorder OF the city of ST. Johns, Or.
egon, and will be delinquent aud bear
Interest after Sept. 2nd, 1914, aud il not
paid ON OF before Sept. %, IeI7, pro-
eeedings will be taken for the collection
OF the same by sale of property as pro
vided by the city charter,
r. A. RICE,
Recorder
Published in the ST. Johns Review on
August 2S and 50, 1919.
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How is Your Title?

Have your abstracts made, con-
tinued or examined at the Peninsu-
la Title, Abstract aud Realty Co
Accurate work. Reasonable fees.
IL. Henderson, manager. 2os North
Jersey, Mcdonald building,-
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A vast amount Of III health is due

A vast amount of i'll health is due
TO indigestion. When the stomach
fails to perform its functions prop.
erly the whole system becomes de.
ranged. A few doses of Chamber.
lain's Tablets is all you need. They
will strengthen your digestion, in
vigorate your liver, and regulate
your bowels, entirely doing away
with that miserable feeling due to
faulty digestion. Try H. Many
others have been permanently cured
why not your For sale by all
dealers.
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ORDINANCE NO. sol


An Ordinance Declaring the
Cost OF Improving Polk
Street from the Southwest
Line of Jersey Street to
the Northeast Line of
Willamette Boulevard In
the City of st. Johns, Or
egon, and Assessing the
Property Benefited There
by, Declaring Such AS
sessment and Directing
the Entry of the Same in
the Docket of City Liens.
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Notice 10 Creditors

la the County Court OF the State Of Oregon iou
the County OF Mnl,nomab.
street dccSased
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed BY the above named Court
a. Administrator With the will annexed OF the
above named estate. Any aud All persons hAv.
ing amy claims against said estate are hereby
notihed aud requested To present the same with
proper Noachers thereto attached. 10 me al the
othce Of Collier \ Collier, Attorneys ooi.s Spaid-
INK Building In the City OF Portland, county Of
Muhnomah. oregon, within six mouths iiOni the
date oi the hTst publication OF this oi this noti
gilbert W. OveTstreet
Administrator with viii Annexed
Date OF first publication, August y IVA
Date OF last puhlication september O. lsIa.
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Mr.. w. S. Gunsaulus, a farmer
living near Fleming, Pa, says he
has used Chamberlaiu's Collie. Chol.
era and Diarrheea Remedy in his
family for fourteen years. and that
he has found il to be an excellent
remedy, and takes pleasure in rec
ommending IT, For sale by all
dealers.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1912-08-23
Is Burbank SeedIess"

Editor Review: The plum ex,
hibited by 5, w Rogers mentioned
in the Review the last two weeks,
is sold by the Salem nursery under
the name of Burbank Seedless.
have one in my orchard now five
years old that has been bearing
three years. They are a most de.
licious fruit and very prolific.
Yours truly.
5, &. Cook.
Our thanks are due to Neighbor
Cook for both the name and the
name of the nursery from whence
these trees may be obtained. I'D.
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Congregational Church

Preaching Sunday morning at II
O'Clock at the Congregational
church and every Sunday morning
thereafter, by James +. Murphy,
acting pastor. We cordially invite
all. to these services. Sunday
school at 10 O'Clock as usual.
James +. Murphy. Actg Pastor.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1912-08-23

Harry Ormandy. the genial man.
ager and one Of the proprietors of
the ST. Johns Furniture Co. 5 store.
has returned from a vacation spent
pleasantly in Eastern Oregon.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1912-08-23

In order to insure . change Of ad,
ssrtisemsnt the copy for such change
should reach thls ONCE not later than
"wednesday, at . o'clock .. IN. Plsass
remember this ane cave the prlntsf
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ioAais ss'ssfss ssssssssss tOo1sol
Passed by the council this Goth day OF
August, 1912.
Approved by the mayor this Goth day
of August, 1912.
A. A, MUCK,
Mayor
Attest: II. A. RICE,
Recorder.
Published in the ST. Johns Review on
August 2S, 1912.
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II you want prompt delivery OF
wood, call Cochran. Nutting & Co.
Phone Col. SSi. AS So. Hayes
street. 2otf
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-17
THE LINEN DRESS PRoBL En-

! Every woman coyets a linen fr,tass
or two for practical all round wears
white one and colored one II pos
sfble. But linen of satisfactory q1aii,i
t. Is expensive. and even the mess
economical of patterns cost at lex.!ss
Eve dollars. ~ sG5sz :. ~5zsz:
One clever girl. however. has so,ses
the problem Of linen gowns forcsrss
and az they cost hersso little shtss s.
glad to pass on her recently aequ,seT
wisdom. " . s5~. 49,
A linen sheet. an heirloom from hi.r
maternal grandmother. first gave b~s.
the idea. The latter multiplied WSt,,
manifold result The sfeet was psf,
less, she argued. lying in 4 cedar
chest and yellowins each rear. She
was morale cc-.a'n her grandmother
would much prefer "a see her descend.
ants clothed resnentahlv than eherishs
ing sentiment for q two and 4 haif
ysrd square OF lin~n' The latter IN
due time wac evolved into the ham,.
soonest frock Imaginable. a one niece
affair with ruoint fttle care de yisfe
To wear with II. Even old Irish lace
was refnrrectc1 Fe- '~i-,minrs AMI
Milady was the envy Of her friends
Ii a linen sheet would accomal;.l
such wonders. whv not buy Inv
sheeting for other rnnSrs. instead OF
the skinny narrow widths of linen
usually for sale on ne dress goods
counter? A Wis It to the linen section
o. big shop was conv;ncfno nroots
that she was on the right. track. Con
sequently. she pnr"hased a one and
one-quarter yard length of sheetip~ At
$1.50 a yard From this was ~ = 80
another frock that cost less than two
dollars. ~. !. - = -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-17

SAN FRANCISCO, August S.-Un-
happy Lillian Langtry must wear her
wrinkles another week. Shame on
Judge Sullivan! - :.
~ Be IT understood that Lillian was
tiefendant exhibit A In the case of
louise Ponorouses against Gertrude
Klarman, otherwise Mademoiselle
IONA. the beauty doctor, and Il was
her purpose to demonstrate on Lillian
tair that her wrinkle eradicators'
would rub the seams out of CORFU,
gated iron in ten minutes But Judge
Sullivan held i hat. the nom hour
having been reached. and this being
Saturday, the demonstration would
have to go over to another day Hence
Lillian,s sadness. 5,zs,-ss> raa,s#t#a
When the case of the beauty doc.
tor and her husband who was charged
Jointly with her for obtaining money
Under false pretenses for half in
terest in the beauty parlor business
row being conducted In the 5Whitteli
building, was called, Judge Sullivan
called the husband of the complain
ing witness to the stand and asked for
the manner in which he and his wife.
were induced to invest their money
Rohorouse's testimony was zorro
epEation of that given by his wife a
week ago. .s~ -
He said thar he ba1 answered an
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or where some treasure of lace Is to
be utilized without cutting, the best
plan is to design the center strip sc
as to give the proper shape that broad
ems at the top. This can readily be
done by sloping 1t in evenly on each
side. so that the section which Is sew.
eral inches across at the top narrows
to point at the lower end OF the
jabot. IL q little strip Of lace inser,
ton or embroidery is to be used fol-
itbe center strip. the shaping can ye
be accomplished by the use Of ewing
Fiaeos.p Of lace or sheer lawn, set al
each side and serving as the founda-
ton to which tie frilly parts ale at
stRehed In this wax q hemstitched
1fiil can be Joined to q drawn-work
center. with the proper graduation, yet
without any necessity for slashing into
= band Of needlework that one may
some day desire for other purposes.
e II the center be designed especially
Tor the purpose, the slanting edges
give opportunity for very graceful
Ss.fxes and for patterns that will con
form to the shaping and give an indi-
Tidual touch to the jabot not seen in
the .store-made" variety.
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!. NAYS RELIGlO4s.

Oakland VIII again deliver the address
at the union service in the BijoH the
ater Sunday evening. His subject will
be "A Mans Religion. DR.. Goodspeed
is a forceful speaker and his, Addresses
are giving universal satisfaction. The
Inter Church Federation, under whose
auspices this Sunday evening series is
being Held ssto be congratulated up
on securing such an able preacher, for
these meetings. -. - &
1 That the general public lis appre-
Chatting his addresses was evidenced
by the large attendance at the meet
ings thus far. Athonsand people list
ened with rapt attention to his address
last Sunday evening. 81
This is a Peoples Service and all
English-speaking people are. invited
to attend. The service begins ct 7:45
and the program Is 80 planned I for
Sunday evening that II will close
promptly at 8 o'clock.
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LILLIAN LANGTRY VS.. WRINKLES

advertisement In a morning paper
and had called on Mr.. and Mrs. Klar-
man at the beauty paffor, aud. after
having been advised by both of them
that the wrinkle eradicator would re-
move the wrinkles In ten minutes,
said that he deemed it good invest
ment and that he would advise his
wife to investigates Later the wife
invested $500, with the stipulation
that $500 more was TO be paid. But
she saws that she discovered after a
time that the wrinkle eradicator was
nothing but the white Of an egg, and
that It would not do the work claimed
for It.
Demand was made for the return
Of the money and the arrest upon
which prosecution was partly heard
today was made. It was at the close
OF his testimony that Mademoiselge
iona asked to be given an opportun-
ity to demonstrate the efficacy OF her
treatment
A beauty par1or attendant was
called and threw aside her cloak,
showing the garb of a trained nurse.
A cot was brought. into the courtroom.
Lilly Langtry, wearing many wrink.
les. was permitted to take position
on the cot, so that nnademoiselle
could give her demonstration.
Hold said the s.c-- magistrate.
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THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

At the Christian Church tomorrow
morning. the sermon will be given by
DIR. Kent of the University OF Virginia,
aud in the afternoon at $3.50 Minister
Peters will conduct the funeral serv-.
ices over the remains of the late Wal
ter c. Weldon. who for many years
was an elder and active worker In
this church. The minister will be as
sisted in the services by Mr.. w A..
Bowen aud Rev. W. d. Westeryelt,
both Of whom for many years were in
innate with deceased. and their partic-
ipaticn in the service will represent
that large circle of old-time Honolulu
citizens who would pay tribute TO-
tie memory OF departed friend.
There will be no evening service at
this church. the congregation joining
in the union service at the Bijou the
alter under the auspices of the Inter-
Church Federation, DR.. Goodspead
preaching. The young peoples meet
ing. usually held at $50. will be a
joint meeting with the Young Peoples
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FASH. Y-NADE APRONS

1t Is not, easy 10 draw "a hard an1
fast line between aprons useful a,I
aprons ornamental. The useful pncs
grow yearly more attractive. and the
frivolous bits OF lawn and lace. hrve
ndeniable uses besides that of me-e
prettiness. For thinkle part;rs All
chatting dish spreads" not only fhe
hostess but her guests need ber.i. !,
Ing little projections for their dres /.
es.
One need not be a sl:illed "cmhrn; =
eress" in order to make most enga ?
ing aprons Let her note tho. anweat
shapes but recently come M tnv.n AMI
she will find manv an insn'ratiou to be
carried ont In "piain SEWING
The pocket In all its vp-iations psej
tc be the main feature. The panrl has
now come to It's own And IN I'M.
many ways this pretty mode Of aenis-
sstrucfion can be utilized -ingenintis
.needlewornen are now trying tn ptove
The panel runs down the mi dsn s,s
the apron front. and ii its tirnr' -
form is q strsight IN and down frsst
Joined to the two sides with headiF@
insertion or narrow footing The f,-st
variation to this, IL III having ihe eide
ports either gathered or tucked
the band. For a useful little sewing
apron the lower half of the panel can
lie made double as a bag to hold omar
pretty handicraft. ;.sssa ttsiisss III s
8 The next elaboration is the exten
sion OF the panel upward. is for1n the
little bib-always limiting at coauertv
While one OF the most charming in
I'll is shape had both panel and BIB ont.
lined with embroidered scallops. vet
mite az rood an effect could be gain;
ed by using either machine or hand
made lace. In this case the outer EDGE.
o the apron should be trimmed to
correspond. The bib need not be large.;
1t may be nothing more than an IN
Rard point; and the panel, at its low
er end. can also be shaped into a
point 81 /, i - ~. 3 s, 6. 81
Next come the aprons witE the pan.
ell top, extending sideways around the
waist, forming a dainty little SHAPED:
girdle, 10 take the place of the plain.
hand. In this case strings of ribbon
may either be attached to che. girdles
ends for tying or the ribbon can be-
run through an under casing that ex-
tends entirely around the waist This
latter arrangement is especially con-
venient when the ribbon needs TO sbe,
removed before laundering.
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1ENTRsI Ng0N.I'HU1fH.

Rev. Doremus Scudder, d. d. min
lister: Rev. Amos Al. Ebersole, asso-
ciate minister.
, $50 a. m. Bible school. Mr.. VIII
liam A. Bowen. superintendent;
1910 a. mAduit Bible class for
men and women. conducted by Rev. r
s. Scudder
II d. m.--Morning worship. Sermon
by Rev Frank L. Goodspeed, d. D.,
pastor First Presbyterian church,
Oakland. California.
643D p. m.-Christian EndeaFor
me Getting. Union meeting with Chris
tian Church G. e.
" AT 7:45 this church will join with
e other members OF the Interchurch
Federation in the union services to be
held in the Bijou theater Or. Good
speed will speak on A Mans Relig-
ion" Special music. Everybody in
vited,
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passenger on the Franconia, with Mr..
Eames MacVeagh, her son, both Of
whom have spent the spring season in
London. where they we're presented at
court and otherwise enjoyed the gay.
eties there for the past two months.
They have gone 10 the Macyeagh
summer home at Dublin. N. H.
Sir John, and Lady Harrington of
England arrived aboard the Franconia
at Boston, for O. visit to Lady Har-
rington's mother, Mrs. James MctIil-
liam, at. her summer home at Man
chester-by-the-Se Sea. Sir John was form.
erly British minister plenipotentiary
In Abyssinia, having been transferred
to the diplomatic service from the
army, In which he originally enlisted
as private. He Is the only instance
OF a man rising from the ranks Of an
infantry regiment to be a minister
plenipotentiary. =. r. ~. :. ~
Lieut.. Robert Henderson, u. s. NJ.
and Mrs. Henderson viii accompany
afparty of friends on Q motor trip TO
Luray, Va, leaving Washington Sat.
urday and returning Monday. About
the middle of next week they will
close their house on Twenty-first
street and will go North for months
sojourn at one OF. the resorts.
Paymaster. Charles r. O'Leary. u. 8.
n. and Mrs O'Leary will leave Wash
ingtoH Saturday for q stay Of severai
weeks at Atlantic City.
Paymaster William NJ. Littlefield. U
s. N. and Mrs. LittIefield have closed
their residence on Belmont street
md are snending the summer at
Evelyn. NJ j.
DR.. and Mrs. C. w. Richafdson left
today for an automobile tour through
the New ENGLAND states and will be
gone about five weeks. DR.. and; Mrs.
Richardson entertained Governor
Frear as house guest during the re-
cent visit here. 49, .
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SOCIETY NOTES OF WASHINGTON.

the costumes worn in the production
OF a.Kismet.r
There will, OF course. be. numerous
dinners In advance Of Mrs. Nands
bits dance. !
Mr.. and Mrs. George 8. Brown or
New York, formerly OF Montclair. y.
J. announce the engagement OF t.
daughter, Miss Dorothy Brown, ND
Lieut.. Hugh Henry McGhee, I'd Cav
airy, u. s. A. -
Mrs. Clarence Watson has joined
Senator Watson at their apartment at
Wendell Mansion for few days. Mrs.
Watson has been spending the sum-
mer at their estate In West Virginia.
Miss Marjorie Stuart. whose engage
meIt to Mr.. Charles e. Hughes, jr.
has keen announced, is now on a Witt
to the parents OF her fance. Justice
and Mrs. Hughes, at their Adirondack
camp.
Mrs. Christian Hemmick will pre-
sent, with the assistance of the young.
|ei society element at Bar Harbor. a
new pantomine and dance called BY
the Enchanted Stream Nymphs,
naiads, water spirits and whispering
reeds are the forms her assistrrta
will take. Foxes are priced at
and seats at S.. ,
Paymaster General and Mrs. Cowle
have gone to the Virginia Hot SprinSs,
and during the absence Of the former
Paw Inspector il. Cheatnam Is acting
chief OF the bureau Of supplies and ac-
counts, Navy Department.
Mrs. Franklin Macveagh, wife Of
the Secretary OF the Treasury, was
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az c. 8. ALsERT.

ESPECIAL Star-Bulletin Corres2ondence1
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August g.
Miss Helen Taft and her brother. Mr..
Robert Taft. will leave their sur \ ~
home at Beverly, Mass. for a mont ~
horseback trip through,th Glacier Ma.
tonal Park, in Montana. In Minnea.
polit. their first stop, they will be
gnests OF Mrs. George e. Vincent who
will chaperon party Of young people
for the outing. Miss Isabelle Vincent
WIS at Bryn Mawr with Miss Helen
and will be a debutante next winter
with, In all probability. stay at the
White House as a Fart OF Eer pleas
ure.
Miss Martha Bowers OF this city,
daughter Of the late ASST tant attorney
general, will be In the party.
The details have not been complete
but enough Is limited at to show that
the costume party which Mrs Cnrnc
ius Vanderbilt will give August % ~
Reaulien, her Newport villa, will out
dc anything that has been attempted
IN years,
Il is said that the costumes to be
worn will be after the fashion OF
countries east OF the Suez. II will
follow. in a measure. tome of the re-
cent pageants IN England, like the
Shakespeare bali OF wear ago or the
early nineteenth century ball Of this;
season, which was arranged by Mrs.
George CORVALLIS West and some o.
her American friends who have mar
ried on that eide Of the water. 1t
expected that special quadrilles will
be Arranged and there win as well be
come professional entertainers.
A dance Of similar character wa
given last winter in New Fork by Mrs.
Robert Goelet her guests following
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THE NEWEST BELT

One II the newest fads IN the H.
Of belts Is the band Of velvet or r6lf,<
ribbon OF 4 color to match the Cow
with which II u to be worn. u
strapped with yery narrow strips y
leather, In natural tint. stitched
'iengthwise along the velvet IN pa
lei lines With silk Oh the color Of t1s
leather, This may, Of course. Be IA
ened wit ha fancy buckle or belt b
Lut the smarter touch Is to have .
plain buckle covered either with 81.
pain velvet. the plain leather or
cor bination 81 The two An aIlerDI
tive issto have the ends Of the be-
meet under q flat tailored bow q
one OF The two materials or exactly
10 match the leather striped belt q
self.
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,

Sunday services Sunday school at
9:45 for young people under twenty
years. Lesson sermon at II a. M:
subject, Soul. /"
Wednesday evening, testimonial
meeting at s o'clock. y.
All services are held in the Odd
Fellows building, Fort street. where
also a free reading room is open to
the public daily from II a. m. to 1
p m. a*s
All are cordially invited. ~. .
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.HOMEsOF TRUTH =

1920 Kapiolanf stree. near BeTe4
tania avenue Mrs. M. NJ Hunter
Jones, ministrant. s.l &
Sunday services IL q. m. Subject,
THE Marriage Feast" s. I
Mr.. Wilson Fritch, A. NJ. Phi. D.,
will address the meeting on Thursday
evening, at O'Clock Subject How
We Know God: The Four Modes Of
knowledge"
Those who have enjoyed hearing Mr..
Fritch in The Bluebird" will be
pleased to have this opportunity of
hearing him on Metaphysics A meta
physical library and free reading
room are connected with the Home, TO
which we welcome all visitors and In
vestigators of the New Thought A
cordial invitation is extended to all
seekers of the higher things of life.
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BECOMING BREAKFAST CAP

Breakfast caps are so becoming, SO
coquettish, that it is difficult to un-
derstand how one can resist the wear
ing of them. .-.... =. -
One has a turned back flap OF hand
embroidery on fine. white batiste
edged with a narowr Valenciennes
lace joined to the full crown. A chou
of soft satin ribbon on either side
gave stylish touch to this quaint lit,
tie cap. ~.... - :
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! SEyENTH DAY ADENTIST.

Sabbath services at the Adventist
Church, 767 Kinau street, will be-:
Sabbath school at 10 g. m, preach
ing at IL, subject The Sinfnllness of
SIM" The Oahu Prison meeting at
8 p. m. Sunday evening. preaching by
the pastor: subject @The Worlds
Remedies for Sin. All are cordially
invited to attend these services.
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DO you think il is the right strp
to take TO put bali and chain on con
Well. think It adds weight to the
steps taken. 2
Paris detectiyeE believe that ire
thieves OF France, England and Amcs
Sisare banded.
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DIR. KENT AT THE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Do Charles w. Kent; professor of
English literature at the University of
Virginia. has accepted the invitation of
Minister Peters to occupy his pulpit
and Will preach at the Christian
Church tomorrow morning at II
o'clock service. Thepublic Is cordial
" invited by the church = hear Dr.,
Kent's address. s.. .