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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-14

thrust through the bars! Why? The
questions he had asked then, were
reiterated now; the hand that had
eripped hers opened, closed; once
more he seemed to see the steadfast.
answering eyes; once more seemed
to read in their depths, "Believe!"
The pine branches continued to
crackle as with merriment; but his
gaze was sombcr. How glad she must
have been 10 see the end Of her cap
tivity! The sudden leaping CT yon-
der flame was like the quick, bright
flush that had mantled her cheek at
sight Of her liege lord to be! They
should have arrived at the Mount ere
now; about this time were entering
the gates! He could see her, the Mar.
uuis at her side
A sudden sharp detonation arar dis
sipated the picture. Other explosions
followed, like volleys Of muskcts; and,
springing to the window, the Black
Seigneur looked toward the Mount;
from it, flashes of light cleaned and
glimmered. Then the loud report OF
& cannon reYerberated in the distance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-14
Climate Failed
Medicine Cured

It has been absolutely shown that resi-
fresh air. and good food do hcip many
persons suffering from Tuberculosis; .hut,
to be rrnlly honest. il must he adnlitich
that the disease is seldom more tli:h
ARRESTED" Something more l.; needed.
Eckman's Alternative Is n medicine inaue,
for the cure OF Tuberculosis. ~ mas rn!c'
this disease again and again. o'te,i
these cures have been effected where thr
surroundings were not Heal, where u"
intelligent care was taken Of tho r:iiI"N',
where money WAS scarce: good i""i AM
good cooking unuSual-yet cures rc>uI''a
Now we argue ana urge 'i'"' i.r,."''sn
Alternative should be used IN every cas-
OF Tuberculosis. In addition 70 S","''
nourishlnS food and fresh air. when '"
all need. ,n,,
The facts-the evidence Of cures tlla'
have been madc-are intereStin" rehdihS'
4 remarkable cure fnlluws.-W"idnh. III
"Gcntlelnen: -Through EcEman'S AItrra
tive | have been saved from pIeiil;i' n i!,e
grave. and, feeling that ! ml%ht m"li'i =,
suSriss human nriSf bs tFs y nv Sick
ness. which you are nj liberty I" U.s.;
ION December II, 1904. was tah"l
with Typhoid Pneumonia. Ny 'uhss ne
came very. much ancctel: my Hi T".;i',
were found. On February 3iSt; t"r was
advised to go TO Fort Worth. IcNh-.
While there an sbsccSs In my r=h' il'T
hroke and discharged. grew worse. nh;'
became very nucn eHla'ldtt"' - f''
clan Informed me that must =" :"
Colorado as quickly as possible. is.,
Texas June list, and arrived In canon
CITY June I'd. very feeble. After hcimI
there two weeks. my physician Informed
me that nothing could d" done. - ny
case was hopeless. Three weeks ilt'F J.
returned home, weighing lo; p"und>. wv
doctor having given the n" aSSu"aa'" III
Fc aGn 1u iPSFi H. iSo5 ! began tnEi"s
f.ckman's wonderful remedy FOR ,ni.'
sumption. it having been highly Tr''''
rrndcd. Today ! weigh lbs p"uh!$:
am stout and well and can d" any kim'
of work about my grain elevator. | nav,
not an ache nor pain in my, Inns. ga
we'll. sleep well. and never felt better. !
would be glad II every person ai'I!''."
with Tuberculosis took ErEman'S I,i,T,
iSicncd Ahidaviu ARTutE WE'LL
EcEInan's Alternative is effective III HF"h,
chItis. 9Asthma, Hay Fever: Throat ana
Lang Troubles. and In nphuiidihs ,nc
system Does not contain poiSonS. "pEli's
or habit forming drugs. Ask FOR bGHN'".
OF cured cases and write I" E"Ki"in
Laboratory, philadelphia. Pa. for more cN'
Iicnce. For sale hv all leading druggists an"
In Alexandria by
HUDSON'S PHARMACY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-14

tic;. glossEg rs hearts black secrets
with specious and Well-composed bear
ing! AS he looked, there suddenly
came to him the remembrance CT an
other impression; the same picture,
seen through the eyes Of boy-stand-
ing where he was now! Then had the
Mount seemed q marvellous series OF
structures, air-drawn, magical-home
Of small and fairy-like creature, with
hair of shining gold. Dusk turned to
night; in the distance the Mount van
ished, and through the break IA the
forest only the stars twinkled.
Then lighting his fire, the young
man sat down at the side; with facul-
ties alert, listened to the wind; looked
at the flames. Demon-like they leapeo
before his eyes, as when he lad wait
ed and watched for the emissaries of
his Eycellency; and mechanically he
placed his weapons on the same spot
he had been wont to lay them in these
days. There was little likelihood they
would seek him now, however; the
Governor was fully occupied else
where, looking 10 interests more i'm
portant 10 himself and to-
Her ladyship! the fire leaped wild
~, as laughing at fate's foolish prank.
Her life for his! What irony! If she
had betrayed him? "If?" His laugh
crushed possibility for superstition;
hut almost at once itself died away:
lndissoiubly associated with the
thought, scene in dungeon must
needs recur; her denials; the touch Of
= hand; the appeal OF light fingers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-14
CHAPTER XXI.
The Attack on the Mount.

The rock loomed black before them,
as the troopers, cscorting the Cover
nor's daughter, rode up 10 the Mount.
Entering the town, at its base, dark
walls on either side Of them shut out
the broad map of the heavens and left
but narrow open space above; few
lights were visible, so that many Of
the houses seemed tenantless; even
at the tavern, unwonted stiffness pre-
vailed. Apparently was the return
wcll-timed; in twisting street and tor
tuous byway, where hostile faces had
been prone 10 frown upon the soldiers
of his Excellcncy, emerging from, Or
ascending to, the stronghold Of the
summit, now only chill drafts Of air
swept down to greet them; passed on
with shrill whisperings, and died
away in the distance.
Nearing the massive portals that
opened wide into his Excellencys
realm, my lady suppressed a SILVER;
but the Marquis, in a low tone. ven
tured to jest on the depressing and
melancholy aspect OF the Mount at
that hour. TO these light remarks she
returned no answer, and he had just
begun to rally her on i certain quiet
ness CT spirits, apparent on the beach
and irreconcilabie with the circum-
stances OF the moment. when sharp
exclamation fell from the girls lips.
In front OF them, between the SOL
diprs and the entrance TO that upper
part of the Mount, many dark forms
had suddenly dartod forth; at the
same time from nearby houses came
unr;stakablc sounds OF life and &C.
tiyity; doors We're thrown open and
windows raised The town they thought
asleep had merely been watching: now
showed its bright eyes in multitude
Of menacing lights around them; be-
low, where likewise mysterious mar
sha!ing had occurred, from alleys, cor
ners, and novels, Immediately after
the passing OF the Governors party!
"What does it mean?" Again she
heard the Marquis tones, less conf
dent now, as be turned to the COM
maDdant
"Treachery!" The commandant's
voice rang out. "They've broken faith
with. usW..
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MADAME RACH 2 LIES
ADVICE TO
BEAUTY SEE Frs

Mary B.-You a-c foolish to feel so hopeless
about your frcckles. They are really yer: easily
and quickly driven away. 1rcc0n!acnd that You
secure SOC jar of Wilson'S Frcciie Cream. either
at Your drug store or from the Wilson Frcck!s
Cream Co.. at Charleston. 5. c.. and use 1t every
night as per directions have found this pre"a'
ration remarkably effective and II Is abSoIutet
harmless.
Mrs. Il. 3. bfcC.-I cannot recommend m
internal treatment for Developing the bust Mls
sage is sometimes good. but should trc careful.
employed. Improve your general hea!ih ana CO.
Gition and cat nourishin:s, flesh bui!iire foccs.
Wilson's Frcckic Cream il sold ry
E. S. LEADBEATER & SONS.
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SI.l IN Bros.
King and p,ft' Streets
Special Bargains for Satur-
day.

Ladies SIC black ONYX
silk hose with high spliced
heel. Ali sizes. Special
price Saturday, pair 27c.
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rooms, bu: you viii n"vc" again !@vG yoIl
clothing ir the "rm-pii soaking vet from
pcrspirution. or hay" them get stir. 'aGr.
and have the coiorS :'i!u, II %C;: Use. 3DC
new marvel, PERSPI-NO.
You can 20 10 4 dance. 10 TIE theatre.
concert. or any social affair. feeling >nr"
shat you will never b. Illuminated ~ be- i:
perfect misery because 0f arm-p!s p"r>ii-
ration. pERSPI-NO is II powder, y simple
formula. absolutely safe for anybody. r:y
it once: you'll he convinced and surprised.
You apply it with the pad which Is packed
with every box sold. PEl;Sfi-EO is =
wonder. You'll say so after USiiE il once.
Satisfaction or money refunded.
PERSPI-NO is for sale at your drug
gist's ut 25c q box, or sent direct on receipt
OF price. by the Pcrspu Co.. 27lj Lincoln
ave, Chicago.
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Rip Out Your
Dress Shields
Fire 'En1 Qsliekgg
You Wont Need Them Any More
If You Use PER5HI-N0!

It's goodbye forever to dress shields.
Goud-byc TO excessive unnAturlI D"rSi;::A-
ton Of the arrl-pits. You can Wear aHi
weight o. clothing or live i'll hot Stu!iI
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nEPT OF HEALTH.

Alexaad.ia, Va. June u. l9I2.,
al physicians. ie!3T!ves. uHdertak-
er. and cecietery supcr!n are
required under the State law on Vital
Statistics 10 register their names ad-
dresses and color; also cem"tNries Of
which each superintendent mas 'harGc'
with this Department.
EPW. 4. GORMAN. NJ ?.
Jsl2-cr Registrar.
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Misses b. ok and tan
silk hose. sizes 7 Z - 8,
8 l-2. Regular SOC quail
ity Special price Satur-
day a pair .35c.
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Ito Be Continued.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-14

FOR SALE:-l9I2 5-passenger auto
mobile. fully equipped. in perfect cor
It!on Owner going 10 buy larger car
only reason for selling. Bon W. care
OF Gazette
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Men regulars 90 fan cy
madras ~eglieee shirts
with Separate cuffs.
Special price Saturday
each Csc.
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Musical Comedy at Elks.

When the Jas. r. Greer Musical Comedy Company opened last August in Rochester, N. Y., MT. Green spent five weeks selecting cast where each artist engaged would not only fit the part, but could sing anc canoe besides play the part assigned to them. In this way he has secured company that has no equal in farce comedy. MT. Green is comedian of note, having been featured with some of the big gest New York successes, who plays the title part, is singer with a reputation. Billy Ward, that Lean Fellow sings parodies and keeps his audience in an uproar. Tat Young charms with his quaint stories. "The College" auartette renders popular and sentimental songs that are up to
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STAR CITY MAN
 IS BOUND OVER
Clifton Martin, Charged With Isay- ing Attempted Assault, Held to
 Grand Jury on S2,OOO Bond.

Star City, Ark, July 13.-Clifton Martin was yesterday bound over to await the action of the grand jury on a charge of assault Bond was made in the sum of $2,000 The attempt was committed Saturday, June 20, and Martin was arrested several days lat CT Miss Fannie Majors, a former sweetheart of the man was the al leged victim. Both are well known in this section. Martin is married and has a child.
 The case caused considerable inter- est and the court house was full at the time set for the hearing. Spec tators were excluded during the eX- animation of witnesses but they were allowed to hear the arguments after all evidence had been heard Every man who entered the court house was searched by deputy sheriffs. The case was heard before Magistrate R. IE Tarver.
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ADJUSTMENTS
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OrOlleO.

The DeRossi Duo, finished musical artists, present beautiful little musl- cal sketech, in which their own cur tains and scenery are used; which, by the way, are about the most elab- crate and beautiful ever carried with a musical act. DeRossi makes up splendidly as an Italian character, and in the fruit vendors costume is an excellent character study. Miss Stella Ramsey, trick piano player, IS an important feature of this act, and her rendering while beautiful is nov el and thoroughly out of the ordinary.
 Bill Dooley will start the show off in rip-roaring good shape with his comedy cycling number, which, from start to finish, is riot of fun and laughter. He performs some of the most miraculous and hazardous blcy- cle turns, with a reckless abandon of fear or danger wonderful to behold in a performer of such difficult turns, and many a gasp of surprise is heard among his auditors as he attempts one turn more spectacular and daring than the other Bill Dooley will hyp- notize his auditors into loving him, or rather his work, for he is posi- lively wonderful.
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NEW FIRM MAY LOCATE IN PINE BLUFF
This City May Re Selected as Distrib. uting Point For District
 Covering Four States.

As a result of a recent decision oi 9 federal court which ordered the dissolution of the DuPont Powder Company there is possibility that Pine Bluff will be selected as district beadouarters for new powder com pany to be organized.
 According to the report, Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas will com- prise the district and the chief plant and headquarters of the officers will be located in this city.
 It is said that several sites in this city have been inspected by repre- sentatives of the proposed company for the erection of magazines
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Christian Church.

The First Church of Christ, corner Sixth and Beech streets, c. C. Cline, minister, will hold regular services Sunday morning and night. The morn ing subject will be, "Conditions of Entering Gods Everlasting Kingdom, The night subject will be "The State of the Dead Between Death and the Second Coming of Jesus.' Prayer meeting on Wednesday night will be conducted by Miss Emma O'Donnell.
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FEW REQUIREMENTS
 FOR EMBALMERS

Harry I. Holderness was in Little Rock Friday to attend meeting of the State Board of Embalmers of which he is president. The principal business transacted was making changes in requirements for issuing licenses to embalmers. Several new requiremrts will make the examina- ton much mere rigid. Under the new rule an applicant must have two years practical experience under a licensed embalmer before sincense will be issaed.
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the Delinquent and Dependent Child J Mrs. 5. L Wiley
 Vocal solo, Miss Henrietta Brew ster.
 Mission Study and Bible Study Mrs Ballard
 Thursday 3 a. m.
 The Old and the New,' Matt. V. zl-5z, Mrs r. B. Leach.
 l.-'gfhe Scope of Christian Stew afdship. (a) ''The Individual and ills Money;' tb) His service;'s (cJ His Life, Mrs. Noble, of Star City. 2.-Piano selection, Miss Edith Woodbridge.
 B. Finance, What We Owe and How We Owe It. Mrs. V. s. MeLel- Ian.
 4.-pelesates' Hour Work and Plans"
 a.-rOur Work Among the Indians. y Mrs. l. VI. Barrett, Jr.
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's + I i. BRIEF MENTION + i. !s + !
 !. + I. + + # < ++ +* + + !

J. E. Rodgers will spsnd today in Magnolia with his fam ly.
 Miss Lois Peterson, of Little Rock is n the city the guest of Ms. lone Leaning.
 Capt. and Mrs. Sebastian Gcisreiter will leave soon for shawn, Ky to apsrd the summer.
 James Hclderness is at Star City on business for the Holderness Un- dertaking Company.
 J. l.. Enright returned Friday af- emoan from several days visit to Texas on business.
 Miss EJlalie Walker is visiting Miss M lanie Walker and the Misses Hail : harton in Little Rcsk.I
 Attorney w. B. soAfells will leave oday for St. Louis on business. He will return home Tuesday.
 Mrs. Joe Mitchell and little son, Jce Jr., are spending several days ill Camden the guests of relatives.
 Mrs. E. M. Oudin, of Camden, ar rived in the city yesterday for visit v'th Mir. and Mrs. Alex Perdue.
 E. B. Bloom will return today from Little Rock and Heber Springs where he spe1t several days on business.
 Mrs. A. w. Mills and. daughter yes +erlay from Noble Lake} where they speut several days with relatives.
 Raymond, the son of J. w. Everett of No. 1425 West Fifteenth avenue IS visiting his grandparents at Mckenzle.
 Nrs. B. H. Gallagher and daughter Miss Dorothy, are home from a weeks visit with relations at For dyce.
 T E. Snyder and wife left for St. Louis yesterday afternoon where thev will V sit friends fer several Jays.
 Mrs. T. w. Bishop has returhed e,o,,, several weeks visit with rela- ives in Nashville and Golumo'a' Tenn.
 Robert Mallery of Pine bluh' IS visiting his grandmother, FMS. N. @' uord. in this city.-Stuttgart Arkah- sawyer. .,o
 Mice Jessie Huey, of Bessemer, Ala. arrived .o the city yesterday TOT J ,,;s;t with Major and Mrs. w. J' Parkes. to
 Mrs IT. D. Noble has returned to ,. homa in Stuttgart after Vlsit with Mir. and Mrs. T. D. Noble Jr', oi this city. ..,,, 7,
 Geo p Darby has returned rom a v;sit to Boston, and. other points Ill M.ssochusetts. where he. went on business.
 h. and Mrs. J. F. Simmons ana children will leave next Tuesday io. Chicago, to spend the rema'hosf oi the summer. ..
 EI. Chatfield and R. A. scott iei. yesterday afternoon TOT . " where they will spend coupie VI days fishing. ,..4,,
 Charles H. Rohrer, Jr7 oi A'''e Rock travelling passenger agent ol the Rock Island railroad, was m rine Bluff yesterday. . +o
 Rev. Frank Thompson Wen1 Clarendon yesterday to fill his reeu- lar appointment at the on' church there today
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FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE
 TAKEN TO JONESBORO

The JonesIboro chief of police ar rived in the city yesterday morning and returned i'll the afteTmtcon taking with him Dan Mclaughlin wanted n Jcesboro on a charge of selling whiskey without a license. McLaugh- lin was arrested here Thursday night by Night Chief Fiveash and City De- tective McBurnett on information re- ceiveil from Jnne sbofo
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First Methodist Church,

Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Preach ing both morning and evening by the pastor, w. c. Davidson. League ser vices 7:15 D. m. Prayer meeting We'd nesday D. m., led by A. G. Russell. All are cordially invited. Two elec- trio fans just installed will add to the comfort of the congregation.
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Trinity (Episcopal) Church

Corner Third avenue and Oak streets. Rev. Charles l.. WReese, rector. Sixth Sunday after Trinity. Sunday School ar. 10 a. m. Morning service at II a. m. No evening ser vice. Rev Walter I. Wh 'tty, of Christ Church, Little Rock, will officiate.
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Dinner Party

Miss Mattie Fox gave a delightful 1afty last evening at her home, @&m@limeHtary to Miss Helen Mae Stearhs, of Little Rock, and Miss .Ies Nay Wood, of Hot Springs. The .4bEe was decorated wi2h Japanese sun flowers. with place cards to match. Covers Were laid fof Misses Patti McNamaTa, of For5 Smith, Ruth and Beth Pembert2n, of Scotts, Ger tiude Fox, Ella Fox, Emily Fox Mat tie F2X, Willie Mae Toney. Massrs Dr, W. T. Lowe, Ragland Fitzaugb Eer1ey Mann. Harry Woold idge, James Gorec, Frank Lieberman.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church of Christ Science, No. 10S Pine street. Services Sunday at 8 P. M. Subject: "A'onement." Sunday School at 10 A. M. We'd nesday evering testimonial meeting at o'clock. Reading room open daily except Sunday, from 2:30 to 3 P. M. Visitors welcome.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH

East Sixth avenue and Florida street. w. C. Schrader, Pastor, Eng 'lisA Sunday Scho2l 9:30 a. m. Eng fish devine service 10:45 a. m. The regular evening services will be dis continued during July and August, at o'clock, however, the quarterly business meeting VII be held.
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Ni ai!S- hleiGpi..

It was announced yesterday that Miss Julia Walls, of No. 625 Georgia street. this city, and W. C. Kleiner, Of Stuttgart, were married here on July 6 by Rev. C. c. Cline, pastor of the First Christian church. The bride has many friends here who will be surprised to hear of her marriage. MT. Kleiner is a prominent young man of Stuttgart, where they will make their ln1-t
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First Baptist Church.

Regular services will be conducted by Rev. Carl Hinton. Morning ser- vice at Ii o'clock, evening service at 8 o'clock Sunday school and Baraca class at 930 a. m., B. Y. P. U., at z p. m. All are cordially invited to at tend these services.
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H. L.. Rosenthal. superintendent of the Gould Southwestern railroad with headquarters at Gould. Ark. was in the city yesterday on business.
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Be wise! Buy the best! Ten years experience has taught us that New Method Gas Ranges are the best. Free demonstration. Lansdowne Bros. Everything for gas, 1O6 Main.
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Lakeside Methodist Church

Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Preach ng at il a. m. Preaching at 8 p. m. Ever ybody cordially invited.
 J. L. CANNON, Pastor.
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SOCIETY
Organ Recital.

An organ recital will be given Tuesday evening, July 16, on the fine new pipe organ at the new Lakeside Methodist church under the direction of Mr. Chas. Galloway, an organist of international fame. The new organ at the Lakeside church is a Kilgen bneu- matic organ, with tNenty-siy stops and 1195 pipes and it is one of the fin est in the state. The program is one which all lovers of music will appre- ciate and it is as follows:
 1-Sonata in the Style of Handel
 ..-.......--......--...... Wolstenholme 2.-The Hold Night Ga tone picture)
 Dudley Buck 3.-Solo, Jesus Meek and Gentle
 (Ambrose) ~ Rev. C. D. Wood 4.-Introduction, air with variations
 w. T. West 5.-Evenins Song ...E. F. Johnston 6.-ScherZo .................... Rogers 7.-Toccata in F C. J. Crawford S,-Male Quartette, "The Night of
 Rest (Park), Messrs. Bahlau,
 York, Huber, Norton.
 9.-fa) Scene Orientale No. 3 ............
 4......... E. R. Kroeger
 tb) Gavotte in F ...............,. ........
 ..... Padre G. B. Maj tini 1O.-Finale from 4th Sonata a.....,...
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All in all ssThe D.aShin a

the minute. All in all .'The Dashing Widow" is treat and the patrons of the Elks Theater will get their moneys worth, to use slang express sion. The date is all next week.
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Wednesday, 9 g. m.

 Scripture, Matt. VII, 1-12, "The True Happiness.
 1.--The Women Behind the Work. G.-Woman as Wage Farmer, Kinds of Labor and Influence Upon Home, Social and Business Life. 3.-Our Work for Immigrants, Mrs. Sarah Strange. 4.--Survey of the Work. Piano selectioH Miss Florence Brewster.
 Wednesday-3. D. m. Howe olive" Matt. VT, IA, 1G-1S, Mrs. Anna Murdock. 1.-Brazil
 Voacl solo, Miss Ellie Reeves. 2-Mexico.
 5,-Social Service, Round Table, Mrs. J. H. Watkins. "The Revolution in China Relative 10 Our York;
 Wednesday D. m. Prayer service, Bro. Cannon. vocal solo, Mrs. w. D. Ferguson. l-FChristian Conservation" Mrs. Y. S. Mcclellan. "A Fair Chance for the Child,
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MRS. MARTIN W. I.ITTLETON.
 Washington, July 13.-The Senate Committee on Library has favorably reported the Martine resolution to in- vestigate the feasibility of the govern ment purchase of Monticello, the home of Thomas Jefferson. The com mittee's action followed hearing al which Mrs. Martin ". Littleton, wife of the Repres ontative from New York, advocated the project.
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Social Service Club.

NOCIHI SfTVICe VIND.
 The Social Service Club of the First Presbyterian church will meet with Miss Willie Mae Toney Wednes- day afternoon, July r.
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Womar's Missionary Society.

The program of the district meet ing to be held at the Lakeside Meth odist church.
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AT THE CHURCHES

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