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Professor George L. Hamnes, Of FISK
University Nashville Tenn, one OF the
ablest negro leaders Of this country, will
speak before the Society for Ethical cult
ure tomorrow morning at u o'clock at
its meeting house. His subject viii be
THE Problem Of the Negro in Cities
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ST. Bartholomew Church

Madison Avenue, corner i4th Street.
The Rev. LEIGHTON PARKS. y. D.. Rector.
$50 =. NJ. Holy Communion.
II A. NJ Preacher, Rev. George Vim. Doug
4P. NJ. Prcach%r'' Rev r. : W. Wood.
Csntata: Gounods "GaIlia."
Sl5 =. NJ, illustrated Storcop,iCcu Lecture.
Travel in the Far East, Rev s y. Usher.
DAILY MIDDAY SERVICE, 2:05 to II 30
Preacher next week. the Rector.
Wednesday, April ., at S.1i r. NJ,
Bach's Passion" sung by the Choir.
CHURCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY.
1874 West 9th Street.
Rector-Rev HENRY LUBBOCK, D. 9. T.
Holy Communion. Observation-Disclosures. a. NJ.
Morning Prayer: Preacher, the Rector. u \. N.
ENtnlnS prayer. ...-.. Al" +. vi.
Musical Meditation: From Olivct TO
GOOD FRIDAY.
Morning Prayer and Iitany ..........10 A. NJ.
Ante-Communion: Preacher, Rev. Dr..
Rushton ............... ............l1 \. VI.
McditatiGns on The Passion. by the
Rector. ................l IT Noon to > =. VI.
Evening Prayer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q p. NJ.
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The second Church of Christ, Scientist
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Al the Broadway Tabernacle DR.. Jeffer-
son viii preach every evening Of Holy
Week. except Saturday. His topics are
The Christ Of the Crecds," The Christ OF
the Paintings The Christ of the Hymns,
THE Christ Of the Prayers" and THE
Christ Of the Martyrs" The Thursday
evening service will close with the celebra-
ton Of the Sacrament Of the Lords Sup
per.
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RESORTS.
NEW JERSEY.
HOTEL DENNIS

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.
Most select location fronting the ocean. Ihor-
oushly modern: courteous service. Bathrooms
with hot and cold fresh and sea water attach
ments showers, &C. Orchestra. Magnincent
sun Parlor overlooking the Boardwalk ana
ocean Golf privileges. Always open. Illus
tratcd booklet NEWLIN HAINEs COMPANY.
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At the Madison Avenue Reformed
Church tomorrow evening Or Arthur !.
Smith superintendent Of the tent and
open air campaign Of New York City, will
give an address on the work. and b. +.
Butts will lead part Of the large chorus,
which is to sing at the Gypsy Smith
meeting in Carnegie Hall on Tuesday
night.
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In Rutgers Presbyterian Church the
rulnit Tomorrow morning will be occu-
pied by the Rev. Or. William SyIFesIe.
Holt. of Portland. Ore. Mr. Holt Is Wen
known in the Presbyterian Church as the
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO ,.gT.

nITU 81 near Broadway: phone 1854 Morn
ing. rr1ned American couple having larg,
hand Somely furnished apartment would rent
Lnnln 10 one or two Eentlemcn. reterrnces
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Because Of the overwhelming demand Tor
,.ckcts n tho opening rally Of the Evaneel-
isrc Commute Of New York City next
Tuesday evening, exceeding by at least
thousand the seating capacity Of Carnegie
Hall an overflow meeting will be held N
Central Presbyterian Church Gypsy smith
will SPEAK ~ both places, and an interest
ing programme is assured those whose dp-
r'3cstors were received too late for seats
IN Carnegie Hall The Rev Or. Edgar
Uhtakor Work viii preside, and addresses
vii be mslc bv Drs. \. +. Scnauii!cr ana
William Hiram Foulk"s
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Alfred W Martin associate leader OF inc
New York Society for Ethical culture, VIII
speak ~ Zoo o'clock tomorrow morning a.
Mount Morris Baptist Church on The Next
Stey Forward" This topic IS the last ono
In the series which has been continued
every SUNDAY since october on 9TH" Moo
sm World View Of Science. Phll"soph''
Religion and Business
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Crinity Church
Palm Sunday Services:

ZOO. go a. M, Holy Communion; 1918
a. M, Morning Prayer; 100 a. M,
Litany, Sermon and Holy Communion:
$50 D. M, Evensons and Sermon; 800
p. M, Office Of Prayer and Praise with
Good Friday Services:
1000 a. M, Morning Prayer, lltany and
Sermon: e m. to 8 o. M, Service of the
Passion: 3 p. m, Evening Prayer; q
o. n,, Evening Prayer and Sermon.
Midday Services:
Il m. to 1890 o. m.
Preacher-April list TO 5th inclusive, and
Three Hour Service Good Friday Rev.
William T. Manning, D. D.
Week day Services:
7.3o, 900 a. M; p. m.
CHURCH OPEN ALI, Day
The public Is cordially invited IN the Services
both on Sundays and on week DAYS -
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AUTOMOBILES.

,or..cI.g sold on time payments MOTOR
riNASGE co giG west "9th St, corner
Broadway. New York CITY. Phone col io'o
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rernaIA

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF refinement as com.
paniuu To- invalid o. elderly lady; experienced
ir housekeeping. good sewer y. g. Tribune
-ntnm n Onict.. l2Ri ErOa WAY.
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EXCURSIONS.
INSTRUCTION
For Both Sexes-City.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American A Foreign Teachers Agency.--sup.
Ii. proressors TsacheIs, Tutors, GoVernesses
.tc t. COLLEGES. Schools and Families Appl,
10 Mrs NJ Young Fulton ~ Union SQUARE
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SSMAkING.

bEESSM hkEH. Competent. makes and Ic.
mod els. ,hiIdren's specially juliet l-u
East 18th 81. Tel. 4Os StuyVesant
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HELP "a ANTED
Male.

AGENTS. - Earn 81 30 70 80 day Introducing
labor and time saving necessities sample OF
geasnnable lender free II. @. Miles, Groyeland.
Mas
MADE Sj0OD0 In Ave years with small mail
order business: began with So Send for FREQ
booklet. Tells how. Heacock. tOo5. Lockport,
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University Place PRESBYTERIAN Gburtb

cor OF ION s.. zone block west from Way.I.
GEORGE ALEXANDER, u. D. Pastor Ser
vices tomorrow at II \. II. and =. NJ. Tho
Pastor will preach. Wednesday evening ser
vice ut o'clock. Service preparatory to the
Communion will be held in the Church on
Erinav affnrnOmn next AZ b O'clock.
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D.. tI+ERrGT STUTHAN. Rector
l-.jc,s and II =. m. -. nm.


Eey TIEEBTET sIUrIAN. Rector.
Ssr.ic,s 4 and - a. m; ; =. No., m
s,aineI'- Cautata, "THE RJIitlNl1N-
ALL SOrL-' unitarian. Fourth ave- 2oih 81.
Prl THOMAS K. SlLCER. Pastor. WI prca, y,
"a TRluMPHNL APPROACH TO ptA -
win Dc nIs subject. Services ID \. NJ All
c,di1ll" invited
rrrIGIoI,s SOCIETY or FRIENDS tortho
Ei", Meetings for worship. IA T.. 10Th e.,
Now Yorl. Ltfa,ctte and Washington a''S.'
Brooklyn. II o'"i'"h.
WALTER WESTON, BLhh HLhN NJ nE-
,.ct '.Tb. Law, Of Grac" versus -" -" "i
,,ri3a. auspices 81 FIN Avenue ''nif'
Music Public cordial" invited. -----..
MADISON G. PETERS, Pilgrim Church.
Madison r.. 4 i2Iat -. II. HannahI tn,
Ir..l Notuor : Musical service Inc h"l'
Cir Or Peters pt.achcs at ) so. common
wealth Han. Amsterdam Ave. I'''" 80 '''
"'rhc High cost az Living.
SPIRITUAL AND ETHICAL SOCIETY. l42
WGqt ~ Celebration "f The advent OF
Modern Spiriualism m"ruInS ana evening
All seat fr"o
REFORMED CnrncnH o., Or HAHLEN'
Rcy. EDGAR TILTON. u, -. ID Ml ~ ,,,,
II s. 81. communion and r'''Pu"" % ~"
members. < o. n, Musical service. -
NU.siIn mi Ny.-i r7tn 81, Afternoon. $50 rev
W.NI-EL TERE tNDO. Faster pI'a'h'''
World f. Rejection ~ christ
GRACE cnrECn. Iroadway ana ION 81.
~ STAT Eiih. rector. =. H. ik"tl"il
T. oT'hc Bishop, 5. oEectorp.
DR.. FOKp G.. UTTMAN. Of stanford. Conn.
..,i du, next week at Fulton street Nr'n
M,rriur. ll& fulton ST.. Sow York
~ sTFTIEN'S cat IrIi I22-l2s " -5th ST.
= pry EiTIIhN e. HtAGI.E. - -. rector.
: ~ %. ru. y. m.
..t.N,rIE EMNNI- l.I.. 5'h ave. a i'd. -unda',
iI'ls 4 u Or. Iosep, S'l'"rman "u china
,,, an, tDNs" ,N reloiudcr' Al welcome.
RELIGIOUS SOCIETY or sbikNDS. Meet
,1as fol worship. II a. m. a: ~ East l6th st.
Mss1hattaE, ana 10 schermsrhOrn st.. Brooklyn
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Central PRESBYTERIAN Church

WHIST 57TU ST, NEAR BROADWAY.
Rev. WILTON MERLE-SMITH. u. D, Pastor
II a m.-PALM SUNDAY SERMON.
sp m.-"THE SUCCESS or DEFEAT"
Special Holy Week Service Each Day
except Saturday at o'clock
GAS \. N.-Young Mems Bible study Club.
3 I. M.-Sabbath school.
Devotional Meeting Wednesday, at p. NJ.
l., WI. COME
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ANTIQUES.
1ypewRITINo AND TYPEWRir RS.

,NTIOI'Fss Second hand furniture bought,
sold = Ireamer pl6 9Th ave. Phone
Plaza 6e6l -
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GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

The church Mission Of Help, society
part OF whose work is 10 befTiend and up
lift the Maynard girl Of the Episcopal
Church. has been very active during the
current Lenten season. The society does
not limit It's efforts 10 the transSressinS
Eirl Of its own Church, but extends its as
sistance 10 other unfortunates who apply
for aid. counsel and protection. There have
been many parlor meetings in the interests
Of this work al the homes Of prominent
sctu-chwOneu in New York and one held AT
the residence of Miss Antoinotte Booraem,
No Sc Maple avenue MorristoWn, y. j.
On March Is was Of especial note as indl-
eating the growth and interest In the move
rent in the neighbOring diocese of Newark
The Woman's club Of Glen Ridge. y. j.,
made the work Of the Church Mission
Of Help the feature Of the programme at
is recent social gathering, Miss Emma l..
Adams. the secretary Of the society, pre-
senting the subject. The Rev. William l.
Manning. rector Of Trinity Church. Is presi-
dent Of the society. and the names upon the
board Of directors include large and rep
resentatiye list of the clergy Of the EpiSc"-
ral Church of New York.
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Broadway Tabernacle

broadway and 56th street
| Rev CHARLES T.. JEFFERSON. ID. d. PASTOR
! breaches il ( s Wed. +. NJ. Prayer Meeting
First German Spiri,ua!isi Church.
Services. German and English, Sundays y. IN.
March 81, cath anniversary Modern Spiritual,
! ism Union service with First Liberal
' Good spta dr' and message bearers
! Pahat Grand Circle. "2th a columbus 'ircle
MADISON AyENrE sApTIsT CHTRCH'
C. A. EATON, D. D., Pastor,
DR.. HENRY VI. SANDERS, Former Pastor.
Will Qrcsch SgnG d, morning an4 evemims
/ conducted next week.
| Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
9Th Ave. and both Street
Services At II A. VI. and 4.JO +. VI.
! Rev. j. II. Jowett, n. A.. ID. D..
will preach and also conduct the
| Wednesday Evening Service at s15.
! IuE CIT RCU of the DIVINE PATERNITY.
/ Central Park West and 18th street:
| Rev FRANK OLIVER ~ IL. ID. u. Pastor
Rev Palm sunday Must.
T. n Mnqndsrs .Oi,r' no :" Ialyary, a. va
/ Service, THURSDAY, T. ". Good Friday Ser
/ ,icc, =. VI.
ST. PaJL'S METHODIST CHURCH
west End Avenue and s6th 81.
REV. GEO. p. ECkMAN, DID,, Pastor
H. THE TRnMPH or Trust"
g. PALM II NDAI, Praise service.
CALVARY METHODIST . ~ W., s!.'
Rev. Charles l.. Goodell. ID: ID, Pastor.
! II. THE MESSAGE OF THE PALM"
! :. MUSICAL SERVICE.
! THE UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
! service u the chapel Clat'mont Avenue
! between I9Dth and i22d streets 1T eleven
| o',Iock Preacher the Reverend Professor
! MARVIN Il VINCENT. u. u.
Tin, attendance Of al! not regularly worship
! ping elsewhere is cordially invited.
| MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH.
57th street and Madison Avenue.
Rev. WI. CARrKK. -. ID, PASTOR.
II \ NJ tIsgISr IN M9 GaiIgo l Co IN
/ city. Speaker. Or. smith Supt. b f. Butts,
Chorus Leader --
TEMPLE BETHEL, Firth Avenue and 18Th
street sunday morning, Rev. Dr.. SAM FL
''.' : "ii iT,AiEIL1s EVENING AT HOME"
Services begin a. II O'Clock y cordial well
/ come is extended - al
| CHURCH OF TIE MESSIAH q nitarian),
Park avenue and 3ith street.
,,,.,... (.-bcrt C"lIycr -. d. Lit. d
N'h'''''' John Haynes Holmes.
/ II A. M.Morning Service. DR.. Ioll,er viii
! lr.ncn. subject. ANGELS. All welcome.
Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, | y. 90.
! cofrmu,.loI.s: :. = and o'clock. LIE JEINES
/ ,iASS aud SERMOS Father Orc"r. -. II. g.,
/ 100 choral E,ensong, sermon and
! Ittin,. s. u. IN. DAILY SERMON. FLO noon
IE>ox Arr>rE rNITARt,> curEcH.
''"'' roETs-rREACHER>
| Roy Merle 81 CroiN Wright. u II, Minister
N,uIsoS AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHJRCW.
/ ~ northeast Corner Of i3d street
rev HENRY SLOANE COFFIN. .. =, Pastor,
+ ~ breaches ~ \ " aud = NJ
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Peace Sunday will be celebrated in the
Frankliu Avenue italian Presbyterian
Church tomorrow Christ the Prince Of
Peaca" is The subject Of the sermon 10 De
Preached by the Rev Arturo di Pleuo' an"
& special peace number Of the 'AraIu'
Eyangeloo," the italian Presbyterian paper
vii be distributed free as souvenir TO the
congregation. The Rev. Arthur H. AlIcr'
superintendent Of the New York synod VIII
address the confirmation class. y mission
for Italians will be conducted every even
,nr tv the pastor during Holy Week
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The public Is cordially invited To the services
both on Sundays and on week days. -
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TInTRTY STORAGE MD WAREHOI IS
CoWP.NY. IS. Is, 4; WEST 9th STREET.
To Miss j. y. Seaton, Miss * Giblin; Miss
Dorothy Dale q. Nicholas Jr.. Mrs. Catherine
Nicholas Mrs Il J. Karpeles. Mrs. \. NJ.
Jones John !. Reid You and each OF you are
hereby notified that the time for the payment
~ ON, lien upon tho property hereinafter de-
.cribed having expired. after d1" notice there
rf mad benu given YOU. viii cause such
property. to Wit, household goods aud mer-
tbo warehouse Of the company. u be sold at
rubIir auction, according to tho statute in such
case made and provided. at the auction rooms
~ W II Flattau & son. southeast corner 18TH
street and University Place. New York CITY.
corn ncing TUESDAY April OH, 1912, At 1870
n and continuing on every Tuesday and
Wednesday thereafter. at the SAM place ana
hour until an the goods have been sold.
LIBERTY STORAGE AND NNEFboi ~
roWptSy 49, Is, Z, West 9Th street.
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VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau 81 CataiogGs
free: all makes taken part pay ment; bargains
In ynderwoods. Remlngtons. divers. smithA
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THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.

THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH,
9th Ave and 18th 81.
Rev DAVID JAS BI' RREIL. -. D., Minister.
will preach At II \. " and S T. NJ.
Morning: The Triumphal Entry of Jesus
In the Old Testament"
Evening: DO II Now
Service on Good Friday AT =. ".
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF
ST. NICHOLAS,
9TH Ave. and 18Th -.
rev. MALCOLM JAMES MACLEOD. Minister.
viii preach at ~ \ NJ and T. NJ.
Music-DOuhlo Quartet,
with Harp and Violin.
Service on Good Friday at II \. VI.
THE WEST END COLI EGIATE CHURCH,
West End Ave. and TTjh 81.
Rev. HENRY ENERTSON COBB, u. p, Min
lister. will preach at II \. VI. and 4: 30 F. NJ
At 4:30 F. NJ, subject. "A New Norm OF
Judgment" Music, Rossnis "Stahat Mater
Service on Good Friday at L. Nj
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GERMAN AMERICAN, single. experienced
poultry. gardening, orchards can milk,
drive run auto. have JERSEY license; total alb
sfaincr; age 80: highest references; can also
teach German. '. Heyny, 81 Central ave.
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CARPET CLEANING.

,,,.,rII~ CARPET CLEANING co-ciesn,
49,, ror,nressed ali, steam, hand or on door
,,Ss RToadway al East IsIh 81. CoE
BRANDT Tel. iS2-8sth. -
SkN YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest. Largest Most Modern
FINE Russ WOVEN FROM Old CARPETS
prices r ssonabls Send Tor Circular.
t., .ge2- 4603 Byant. $3.50 West toth St
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A Strike Against Strikes

Mr. Harry Phillips Of London, First Honor-
I.v Pres coal Portcrs Union. England. 2]l
&c. Y. VI -. A.. near eth Ave, AT I
FpAIWRYM57th; r a. L5s"s. Tbe h b[2wn
~ uacre Of blessing, 5 Your Question
VIZ Ausr,rcd" calvary Grand Choi"
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THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
I'd Ave. and 9TH 81.
Rev JOHN G. FAGG. y. d. Minister.
will preach at il \. NJ and p. NJ.
Service on Good Friday at 5 p. NJ.
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I11arlbcrougb Blenbeittl

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.
Josiah white & Sons Company.
THE WILTSHIRE. Atlantic City. y. j:
virginia Avenue and Beach.-Ocesn view.
Greatly improved. Cap. $50 Private baths,
running water in rooms elevator etc. Music.
Special, Sl2. 30 up weekly; $3.50 up daily. open
Nil the wear Booklet. SAMCEL ELL1s.
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VIII G. Macfarlane's Lenten cantata,
The Message from the Cross will be
performed under the composers direction
at st. Thomass Church Tomorrow after
noon al the o'clock service by the vested
choir of fifty voices
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COUPLE. Scotch. excellent cook, man butler.
valet. useful; entire work two years excel
lent personal references; city. country. Indus
trial Association Agency, II West 42d ST.
phone $40 BRYANT.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Cathedral Of
St. John the Divine
Amsterdam Ave. and ll1th St.
Sunday, March 31st
Thursday evening, April 18th, 5 O'Clock

Missionary Mass Meeting in connection
with Special Session of House Of Bish-
ops. Bishop futile will preside. Full
Cathedral Choir All welcome
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GARDENER. North Ireland; married; no dhil-
dren; experienced In all branches; vegetables,
! fruit, flowers. greenhouse nine years reference.
! Carpenters Agency, 15I 9th ave.
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GARDENER, coachman, useful. very indus
trious. thoroughly experienced: three years
excellent personal references. S3O-S3j. indus
trial Agency. l. West sd So. Phone J2lO
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Fourth Presbyterian Church

West End AMI 9lst u.
EDGAR WHITAKER WORK. j. n, Pastor.
p. ELWOOD ERICKSON. Assistant.
j a. m.--Thc Lords supper.
Sp. m.--Music. S,-mon and Stcreopticon
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION. Madison
ave and 35th ST.. Rev II. e. ROBBINS. Rector.
8 g. m. HOLY Communion, II a. m, Mornin5
Prayer and sermon TGectoc): p. m, Evening
Prayer and Sermon Rcctorl; Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday 1925 noon Rector;
Good Friday. II q. II. iRectorD.
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FIRE. SYNAGOGUE
CHURCH " THE hEhyLNLY REST

IT MI = N'EN''7N ~
,..,rcI,i1 Hall. SUNDAY. II \. NJ.
Dp WISE Will. PREACH
"pAPFNT AND CHILD.
AHLr NET-I COM T.,
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7.30, 900 a. M; 3 p. m.
CHURCH OPEN ALL DAY
The Adair County news., 1912-07-03
Zion.

Crops are looking better after
the recent rains.
Miss Katharine Willis visited
her aunt, Mrs. Bessie Murrell,
of Garlin, last Friday and Satur-
day.
Several of the young people
attended the lawn party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Waggen-
err last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Murrell and
daughter, Elva, visited relatives
at Gadberry last Thursday.
Prof. K. O. Cabell conducted
a very successful singing at Zion
last Sunday evening.
Mr.. Robert Willis, of this place,
and his niece, Miss Mary Willis,
of Gadberry, left Tuesday morn
ing for Lincoln county where
they will visit relatives. They
will also attend the Educational
Association in Louisville.
Mr.. Arthur Holiday visited J.
A. and Ernest Harris last Sum-
day.
Misses Elna Barger and Allie
Garrett returned from Bowling
Green last Saturday.
Misses Lena and Elva Murrell
were guest of Miss Mabel Hind
man last Saturday and Sunday.
/. Mr.. Lewis Young, the silver
smith, of Columbia, spent last
Sunday with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Young.
A very painful accident hap
pened to Mr.. A. G. Willis last
Monday. While coming from
the shop his horse became fright
ened throwing him and injuring
his shoulder. He has been con-
fined to his bed since.
The Adair County news., 1912-07-03
Craycraft.

Farmers are quite busy har-
vesting their wheat.
Corn is looking fine in this part
of the country.
Mr.. G. L. Blair and family
were visiting at Russell Springs
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Tom Hadley and wife, of
Rowes X Road were visiting
their niece, Mrs. Myrtle Blair
one day last week.
Mrs. L. E. Policy, who has
been quite sick with pervous
prostration, svery much improy-
ed at this writing.
Mr.. S. l. Blair celebrated his
And birthday the 3rd inst, with
an excellent dinner. Only a few
of his closest friends being pres
ent.
Mr.. ]. o. Policy made bus
mess trip to Russell Springs one
day last week.
Mrs. Josie Blair was visiting
her mother, Mrs. William Mont
gomery, Ozark, last Monday.
She is very sick.
Ed. w. G. Montgomery deliv-
cred a fine sermon at Shiloh last
Sunday.
The Adair County news., 1912-07-03
The Ruling Passion.

The woman who had chased
dust and dirt all her life finally
reached St Peter.
Come in you poor tired wo-
man." he said and held the gate
ajar.
But the woman hesitated.
''Tell me first" she said, "how
often you clean house?'
The saint smiled.
''You can't shake off the ruling
passion, can you?'he said. "Oh
well, step inside and they'll give
you a broom and dust pan instead
of a harp
The Adair County news., 1912-07-03

AS health talks to women become
more general, both in the newspapers
and on the platform, the mass of women
are beginning to. realize what the more
cultivated have always known, that
good health cannot be found in powder
box. The eXternalS of health may be
obtained in that way, but the basis of
health lies deeper, and yet is just as
easily obtained.
The most important thing that
woman can do for herself, and about
which she is often most neglectful, is
to watch the condition of her stomach
and bowels. The weary eyes, the bad
breath, the frequent headaches, the
pimpleS, the general air of laSSitude is
nine times out of ten the result of con-
stipation or indigestion, or both. Many
simple remedies can be obtained, but
the best in the estimation of most
women is DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
1t is mild, pleasant to the taste and
exactly suited to her needs. 1t is far
The Adair County news., 1912-07-03
Effie.

]. T. Bernard bought a tract
of land from ]. E. Kelsey for
$143.50, also Horace Gossage
bought a tract of L. R. Flanagan
for 1878.
F. M. Woodbridge had the mis-
fortune of getting one of his
large appletrees blown down
during wind storm.
The Russell circuit court is in
session this week.
Corn looks somewhat yellow
The Adair County news., 1912-07-03

If you are housewife you cannot
reasonably hope to be healthy or beau
tiful by washing dishes, sweeping and
doing homework all day, and crawling
into bed tired at night. You must get
out into the open air and sunlight. If
you do this very day and keep your
stomach and bowels in good order by
taking Chamberlain's Tablets when
needed, you should become both healthy
and beautiful. For sale by PAUL Drug
Co.