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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-01
A Good Dinner

For many reasons it seems wise to
have the Christmas Bazaar little
earlier this year, the 9th and z of
December, so we must be busy with
plans. With very few changes, las t
years committees in charge of the
various departments, will serve again.
Any contributions can be sent to
the chairman of these committees.
Mrs. A. M. Black, Needlework
Department; Mrs. Harry Buston,
Doll Depar tment; Mrs. Gillette Moss,
Domestic Department; Mrs. j. A.
Greever, Domestic Department Mrs.
H. c. Anderson, Candy Department; I;
Miss Jessie O'Keeffe, Lunch Depart
ment.
Any one wishing to contribute
money can forward it to Mrs. w. |.
Painter, Treasurer, Cemetery I'm
provement Association.
Excellent care has been taken of
both Cemetaries during the summer.
The sod is cleaner and smoother, than
ever before, which is due to frequent
cutting of the grass; the walks have
been Slaughtered, and every blade Of
grass taken up by the roots; and
bulbs for spring blooming will be
planted arnoud the center circle at
Maple Shade.
We have in Joe Witten, a faithful
care -taker, who deos as much work,
and as good work, without constant
supervision as with it.
Visit the cemetaries and see how
this Bazaar money is being spent.
We think you will be pleased.
1t has ben impossible to do sume f
the things planned for this year. For
instance, the extension of the main
driveway on up the hill, making the
new reservation Cor the colored peop'e
more accessible. But when the road
from the car line to the cemetery is
built in the spring it will be possible
to get crushed rock to fill the drive
way and small walks also.
This reservation will be controlled
by the Association, and the coloret
people are ready to do their part II
any benefit work.
Judging from this years sale o.
lots, three or four years will see tn,
land paid for. After that, there viii
be no need of Bazaars or Rummag,
sales. for the income from the 10
sales will meet all current expenses
County people are becoming inter
ested in welI.kept burial ground ant
are buying lots.
1t may be necessary to open ney
plot next year. That will call for i'm
provements in the way of fencing an
rock work.
Let US be ready to meet these ex
penses, The hearty cooperation Q
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-01
Burke's Garden

Burke's Garden, October 20. j.
D. Greeyer weighed up seventy five
cattle this morning, which he had
sold to a man from Ohio.
Mrs. Robert Moss returned to her
home here Saturday from Richmond
and seems very much improved in
health.
A bear has been making some visits
to the Garden lately and killed a
sheep for MIR. Walker one night last
week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Woods last Friday night--a son.
DIR. and Mrs. S. j.. Lawson are
guests of the formers parents here.
Misses Emma and Eta Greever are
both recovering from recent attacks
of illness.
The free schools here under the
efficient management of Misses
O'Keeffe, Gregory, Andrews anc
Rhudy are progressing nicely.
j. Q. Rhudy had the misfortune
few days ago to get his leg broken
Mrs. Ryan and daughter. Miss
Bessie, expect to leave tomorrow fo
their home in Washington. d. c.
Miss Lizzie Greever has been quit
sick for the paat few daysf
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-01
Wedding at st. Paul

A beautiful wedding was solemn
lied at the Saint Paul Methodist
Church on Wednesday, October %,
at high noon, when Miss Ethel
Lorraine Whitman became the bride of
Mr.. Percy Cook Hancock, Rev. james
M. Mullens officiating.
Immediately after solo al love
you Truly. sung by Mrs. E. S.
Hurt, the bridal party entered to the
strains of Wagners Bridal Chorus
from Lohengrin.
The bride gowne! in white satin
trimmed in shadow lace and carrying
shower boquet of brides roses and
ILL es- -of-the-valley entered with her
sister, Miss Audrey. who was dressed
In white chiffon over pale green, with
bridesmaid veil and carrying white
cosmos.
They were met at the alter by the
groom and his best man, Mr.. George
A. CARRIER, Of Roanoke, Virginia.
Little Misses Anna and Mary Will
man, carrying bnskets of pink, red
and white cosmos united the ribbons
for the bridal party.
The attendants were Miss Zoe
Weaver of Bluefeld, West Virginia
and Miss Ashton Hatcher of Chester,
Virginia ,eowned in white over red,
with bridesmaids wells and carrying
red cosmos, with MIR. Edwin Cook of
Princeton, Kentucky, and Mr.. Gene
Long of Bluefield. West Va.
Then Misses Ola Mcfarland of
Roseville, Georgia, and Miss Viola
Hancock, sister to the groom, gowned
in white over pink, with bridesmaids
wells and carrying pink, cosmos, en-
tered with Messrs. L. Hancock of
Roanoke, and Rolfe l.. Whitman,
brother to the bride.
The ushers were Messrs. Floyd
Cleek and William Bailey, of Saint
Paul.
The church was artistically decor
ated with autumn leaves ferns, and
cosmos over which the light of many
candles cast mellow glow.
The bride is the beautiful and ac-
complished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Hillman of Saint Paul, Vir-
ginia and is a graduate of Martha
Washington College. She carries with
her to her new home the good wishes
of her many friends.
The groom is the only SON of Mr..
rrF.1
Blueffield, West. Va, and has for the
past two years been private secretary
to the Division Superintendent of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad.
The young couple left amid a
shower of rice and good wishes for an
extended tour through the South,
after which they will be at home to
their many friends in Bluefleld, West
Virginia.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-01
A Final Appeal.

vote for either Slemp or Gra-
ham will be vote lost, whether they
arc elected or not.
A Democrat will be needed in Con-
gress next term to give the Ninth
District representation.
Many things are crowdng in for
publication in the closing hours of
the campaign. All cannot be publish
ed. Read the paper carefully. and
vote as your better judgment dictates.
Don't be deceived by any new or
startling tales put out at tho last,
too late. for reply. Tho main thing
is to get out every vote.
While the ticket to be voted next
Tuesday ia larger and longer one
than usual 1t is easy to mark. Scratch
out the names of the candidates and
tickets YOU DO NOT WANT TO
VOTE FOR; Scratch Taft and Roose-
welt and the rest except Woodrow
Wilson. Scratch Slemp and Graham
and let Ayers stnnd.
Governor Wilson's election ia al
most absolutely certain. His hands
will be tied unless he has u Congress
and Senate bnck of him. Also, the
hands of the Republican in Congress
will be tied. and he Gun do but little.
Ihere is every reason why Slemp
should be retired. "Ile hns had Il
long enough, aaid prominent Re-
publican here yesterday. He has done
but little. according to his own con
iession. lie connot hope to do more.
Graham Is Republican under an
other name-the same old brand. The
truth is, neither Mr.. Graham nor
Mr.. Slemp are suitable men for the
place. Either of them might do fnirly
well In State Legislature, but for
Congress a"big" man is needed and
demanded. Each of these is rs big as
they can be, and would no doubt do
their hest. but they are not large
enough. Vote both of them n vaca-
tion.
MIR. Slemp didn't want the nomi-
nation-positively declining. Let him
attend to his coal business, as he
wishes to do. He can't do both. Gra-
ham "butted into" the row they say.
a yers is the bona fide candidate of n
great party and great cause. Vote
for him. Don't lose your vote. '"The
silent vote. there the rub Less
has been said during this campaign
by the voter than ever known here
tofore. The speakers have howled
themselves hoarse-the voter is saw
ing nothing. and, presumably. sawin'
wood. He will be heard from on
Tuesday when his pile Of wood 10
measured up. There wi be surprises,
and one of them will be tho quiet,
silent vote for President Taft. Watch
and see
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-01
SAYS SLEMP DIDN'T
STATE THE FACTS
MIR. Werth Points out Where
MIR. Slenp Juggled the Fig
ures in His Statement.

Editor Clinch Valley News 1.-THE
Honorable" G. B. Slemp has recently
been throwing the epithet of eds
honorable" into the teeth of some of
his political adversaries. He has also
published an address to the voters of
this district, Roanoke Times. Octo-
ber 17th), in which he makes certain
specific statements of facts and
figures intended to beguile said voters
into voting for him for Congress.
Among said statements, Mr.. Slemp
said as one of the reasons for voting
for him that eve" that is, his party,
"run our government more cheaply
than any government except Japan,
as the following table shows" and
proceeds to set out table of the per
capita cost to run the government, :"
beginning with France where the
cost is $21. 3S for "every citizen, I"
and then stating the cost for the
United States as $50. &C.. and
Japan, $5. SO. This is Mr.. Slemp's
statement. 1t will be found by care
full comparison that Mr.. Slemp took
his "tablc" as to every country
mentioned, except the United States,
from table No. 353, page 1859 of
the STATISTICAL ABSTRACT OF
THE UNITED STATES" for 1911,
for the figures given by him are
Identical with those in the abstract
for every country EXCEPT the
United States, for which the true
figures are "$10.68" and not So 90.
How and where did Mr.. Slemp get
his figures for the United States, and
why did he accept the official figures
for every other country and reject the
same for this country? Aside from
this misstatment Mr.. Slemp's table"
is in other respects gross msrepre
sentation. The official table gives the
total per capita taxation for foreign
countries, including enormous amounts
for large standing armies and navies.
whereas the official figures for the
United States of $10.6S takes no
account of the taxes collected by the
states which constitute forty-eight in
dependent taxing sovereignties. To
show how utterly untrue, whether
deliberately so or not, Mr.. Slemp's
statement is, l refer to an editorial
in the Saturday Evening Post" of
October 26th. 1912. entiteld "The
CONTINUED ON THIRD PAGE. J
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-01
The End is Near

Tho astonishing news from the
Southwest with which the wires have
been hot since Saturday, indicates
that Slemp, tho Reactionary, and
Graham, the High Tariff (so-c caled
Progressively are running neck and
neck with the chance for n toss-up
between them for the laat heat, should
warn all Democrats to stand shoulder
to shoulder for Ayers, the only Pro-
gressive in the bunch-fort he man of
affairs, the great lawyer, the good
citizen, the man who saved the State
from bankruptcy, and humiliation,
the man of the people, the builder
and developer.
Let no desperate lie weaken your
faith, or lesson your exertion. Re-
deem your district, and send man
to congress who will strengthen the
hands of president worthy of all
confidence, and who will have the
greatest majority ever given can
didate for that high office. Align
yourselves on the side of progress and
of right, and let no "last day" argu-
ment between the two candidates who
stand for the same dscredited prin-
ciples break your formation. The
dawn is breaking.
Yours for the "Better Day."
HARRY M. SMYTHE.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-01

G. }. Moss. J. A. Greever, j. N.
Harman. jr.. M. l.. Peery.
Democrats-C. A. Fudge, II. E.
Harman. A. S. Higginbotham, j. b.
Boyer, Graf M. Mullln, w. b. Les
lie, G. w. Doak. II. C. Chapman,
John S, Bottimore. Jno. E. jackson,
q. X. Brown. E. l.. Greever, Geo.
w. Mooss, c. I. Peery. A. j. Tynes,
u A. Thompson, A. b. Buchanan.
II. p. Britain, B. w. Stras. II. C.
Anderson. I. A. Repass. jr.. A. st.
Clair. j. Ed. Peery
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-01

Why should Republicans who
Know" that the old dlspensation
must give place to the new, segre-
CRATE themselves for this progressive
element of their party and strive
against Light and Knowledge to per-
petrate conditions that have become
intolerable, and are no longer pos
sible. Every thing points absolutely
to the election of Progressive Presi-
dent. who will be supported by
Progressive South and Congress in
absolute Sympathy with both. Don't
resist the enivitable. Go in with the
people whose interests have been so
long neglected. Do you know why
business is better than for years, and
this is the last hope of Presidential
canvass. 1t is because the people who
makes business good or bad are not
rushing their money in the safety
vaults. They know that business will
thrive under the New Dispensation.
II. M. s.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-01
THE sI0GN %
D eywherm uautey

all who are interested, or who are yet
to become interested. will make this
Bazaar grand success.
In the name of the Association l
thank you for your contribution.
Remember the dates, 9Th and 7th,
of December. Faithfully yours,
SALLIE HARRISON,
President Tazewell Cemetery Asso-
citation.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-01
INVESTIGATION BY
THE GRAND JURY
Violations of Election Law
Will Be Punished-Judges
Changed.

In charging the grand jury ut the
present term of his court, Judge Keg-
ley made statement to them in re-
gard to the purchase and selling of
votes. in which he said that i'm view
of the facts that both of the political
parties had heretofore INDUCED in
this disreputable practice. and that
public sentiment had seemed to sane
tion it, the court had not taken any
notice of it. but that hereafter he
would do as Judge Skeen had done
and give specific instructions to the
future grand juries in regard to the
violation of the law. We heartily
commend this course of Judge Kegley
and warn all parties to beware. -
Bland Messenger, Oct. 25.
In charging the jury in Giles Tues
day Judge Kegley repeated tho above
warning.
Judge Kegley will especially charge
the grand jury at the next term of
Tazewell Circuit Court, to investi-
gate thoroughly all reported viola-
tions of the election laws. This warn
ing had better be needed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-01

Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Hankins. of
Richlands. were shopping in Taze-
we'll yesterday,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1912-11-01

A vote for either Slemp or Gra-
ham will be vote lost, whether they
are elected or not.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-02

lssrviess = sagiHses. bus prssans that
NJ, KlslA Aas Il right II must Ace
Ibs unasrseoed. Aovsvsr. that hsss
Irscslvsl eli u tAis money nyssll
Ths work of the once Aas oeeoms
10 great during the past ysar that
ore man cannot % Il. end I have had
two engineers working TOR ~ during
most Of the summer. bssidss nom ave
to sisAt cAainmen and Axmsn. and
the sans paid thsss men have been
paid fron the sums rsceivsd fron the
county while they were ensassd In
county work. Mr. Klein knows this
~ we'll - anyone.
do not wish to cast any reflections
on Mr.. Klein in his race for the once
Of county surveyor. and will not do
%. and In my candidacy for the once
there will be no mud slinsins on my
part.
NJ Klein worked for me ~ q
drauk kAssman for several months. and
I can rscoumsnd his work In that
line.
iwant Il diss(nctly undsrssood that
Il there u any crooked work In my
Once that am under . 5000 bond.
md that ny once 10 open for inspec-
hon at any time.
=. D. HENRY.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-02

n the Circuit Court Of The state Of
0rsgoa. for KlAma.h Coasty
". Mecsbs. PiaiasiR.
"
Z J. Evans and Patty Evans. DE-
fsndaats.
To =. }. Evans. eas of the Above.
Named Defendants:
In the name Of the state Of Orseoa
eu are hsssby required TO appear and
answer the compliant Of plaintiff
abovs named nov % Ole in the elsrk's
e0es ee the shove named court. n the
aetioa sbove satitlsd. % OF before the
stA day Of December. 1919. ssil day
bslng ths last aay within which tine
you are REQUIRED - appear aAa an
svss said eeaplaias - 1ss1 by The
oedsr q Hen. ~. .. wee1sa. county
ju1es e klamath eeuasy. oeseea. Tor
tie psbliaseiea q this sunneos. II
you sail - sppsar aad answer said
|cenplaiat he plaintiR vill take judg.
asat agaiase Pea fos the san Of e7i
and for The eesas and disbufssmsnta
Of shis aetiea end for an order Of this
eosrt directing The sale Of Tie follow
ins described property. 70 vit:
Lot 3. In block sos. in Mills Second
adition 10 the City Of klamath Palls.
Oregon. hssstofors taken under at-
taehmsnt In said cause. - the propsr-
" Of the defendant Z. J. Evans.
This summons 10 published once .
week for the period Of SIX consscu.
tive weeks In the klamath Repub-
liean. . weekly nsvspapsr printed anc
published ct klamath Pals. Oregon.
by order Of the Hon. ". o. wordsn.
county Judge Of Klamath county.
state Of Oregon. made and nlsd the
asa day Of October. 1919. The date
Of the arst publication being nsds on
the 3%th day Of October. 1919.
KEEsEE 4 0R0EoBHCK.
'lo-1l.l1-S Attogneys for Plainti9.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-02
60. EHT nlE! NPlY

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-02
4 SMALL VESSEL
GOES 70 BOTTOM
MANY LIVES lost N A rER',,fic
sNnM WHICH RA0Es NEAR
MONrReAi~-Rur tOuR rEO.
pl.E ARE SAWED
United prs~s service

United rrsss service
MONTREAL. Nov. s.---rhe ceeel'e.
a small vessel plying between Mont
rea, and vaileyncid. sank In a tre.
mandous storm last night a, Isle For
riott, In Lake ~. Louis. ten miles
west OF here. sixteen men. women
and children were drowned. -Four
we're saved.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-02

The co-partnership heretofore ex'
isting between u. H. johnson and
steve stukcl has this day boon dis
solved by mutual consent. ID, u. John.
son retiring. Mr. stakcl will collect
al suma duo the eo-partnerahip and
Ray all claims.
ID. n. JOHNSON.
ii-s-ss STEVE sTukEt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-02
v0k oAl.H-0oo1 ysvsles's safe. -
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- pes0lss1.
1saiFs y seass fse eAs saligAisa-
ness = tAs vsesss ooAs - eae Aas
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aslsAsr - ! is1snA V sseses slse-
n - n sasssssa sA.ss VIM !.
aneas tinSSeo sslses deputies and
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-02
m. Nnnsll ISSUES
4 L '. STATEMENT
cAEapoaxlA oovnnNoR isAxEs
4 sAncAszsC AFrnAL 10 TlsG
vOGuns m Iun NAME o. THE
rOsl1scAL DonEs


DUrFAllO. n. T.. Nov. S.--0ovsr-
nee Johnsoa issued . statsnsat n
New York vosers today In vhich be
saseastically says: ''For the sake Of
tAe bossss. Barnes and Murphy. sup
~ The prsGrsnivss' Asht In which
tAs Republican aad democratic rsac-
tioaario are seeking to defeat Rooss-
vslt."
yoAnsoa b scheduled to mako ten
speecAss today. He viii address
meeting n New York toaigAt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-02

United Press s~rvce
CHICAGO. Nov. "a monster pa
rsde followed by . mass meeting In
the Second Regiment armory tonight
will close Eugene v. Dsbs' campaign.
Tomorrow he win return 10 his homo
In Tsrre Haute.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-02

Isilsd l'rsss service
LONDON. Nov. "a burglar. idsa-
u0s1 b HI Lloyd George insurancs
sard earslsssly lsft % the scsas Of
~ epefatieas. was ssatencsd 10 two
ysass' bard labor at KiHsstoa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-02

Luke Walker Friday sold 10 head
OF stock cattle IN Jim Dixon Of Fort
klamath. The cattle are to be Do.
iivsrsd February tst.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-02

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-woodrov
wilsoa's anal nsssags to the votsfs
viii b read q democratic rallies In
nearly every community n the eosn-
Try this aftsrAooa. wllsoa Ainsslf
vim rsad Ais appsal at tvo New eJr-
~ nsstiAss tealsht.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-02

F0R QUICK sAlH-wil ssgl stock
aad axturss b good basiasss. IN
heart Of city: iAsoless eeee: vim take
s>ee u so,d bstsrs Nov. .: reason
Tor sslllns. have osAor iatsrsses. Al
drsss N. g.. care Herald. l-st b
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-02
Social Evenzs Of the Week

the affair were; Misses Flora Ward,
Josephine Murray, Hrma Bamber. vir-
sinia Crane. karle Montgomery. Fern
lloasland. Mildred Lens 'and Madss
shive. Masters Lester sparks. Elmer
Lawrence. Raymond Chamberlain.
Robert Turner. Nelson Hall. Willie
Mcmillan. Mrs. A. Y. Tindali chaper-
oned the party and furnished the mu.
sic for the occasion.
M,ss Marian Martin was hostess to
lifteen Of her little girl friends at a
Halloween party, given at tho home
of her aunt. Mrs, siias obenchain.
Thursday evening. from . until, I.
Various Halloween games were play
cd. and Rcssie Tull proved tho mos,
successful. aud won arst prise, The
tooby prise was awarded to Con.
stance Millsr. Tho guests werc; i,lecn
stephens. Constance Miller. Dorothy
sanderson. Florence Morgan. Chris
tlap Murdoch, Lois Chitwood. Ruth
chitwood. 0oldie Haies. Gene HAY
den. Emma Honsiek. Helen Writ.
Vivian Buntins. Margaret HArGus,
Nellie wrenn and Bsssle Tail.
~ o.. ~ u.,s~ ..,
a.. a.. - go. c~.,...
80" ...s, -..,s.
As. Rufus Moore has returned
nom % extsaded vtsit q Oakland
A plsasaut Halloween party ~as
given 10 the Eulolons Tribe and their
friends by Inc, Elliott a the Ellio,,'s
country place. Tho event took place
Friday eSsnins. The guests we're
taken to the Elliott place via hay
racks. and the evening was taken W
In playing games, refreshments being
served iAtcr. Al a late hour they re-
turned to this city. and everyone
voted the EilIotts the BEST hosts
ever.
A very enjoyable Halloween marty |
was given BY the faculty Of the high
school Thursday evening 10 IN, stu.
dents. Very sppropr,at, decorations
were In the third aoor. WHARF IN,
event took place. EVERYBODY was cup. |
posed To ussk. ana a. a result there
Nss n great variety of soblins. slvss.
etc. Old f.shlonsd ssmes v,r, PLAYED
and later In the sv.nins rssresh msu,s
we're ssrvsd. There yer, probably |
q hundred sussss pssssut. and every. |
one voted the psrty great"
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-02

hrtsts," 4 burvh---
Corner Ninth ana Pine streets.
". n. Finn. pastor.
sunday school at 10 .. M. n. I.
Elliott. superintendent.
chriatisn Endsavor at ESQ D. q.
On account Of the absence Of Pastor
u N. Flinn. there will be ON preach
Ing services at this church.
The mid-week service will be held
On Wednesday evening.
STRANGERS and friends are Kindly
invited To worship with us.
Chsrch of the liedecmcr--Episcopsl.
Or. Henry G. Collins. rector.
Odd Fellows hall.
Regular services tomorrow morn.
Ing, at II o'clock.
Sunday school In the afternoon st
4 o'clock.
Christian Science 8ociesy--
heetinss In Library building.
sunday service at II a. m.
Sunday school 1t 10 .. q.
"wednesday evening meeting At O.
o'clock.
chssch os the aarss6 ussre-
nrse mass. with short isssrssties,
u s;se .. n.
second mass, With ssrmos os TIE
"osps' Of tho Sunday. At 1880 .. n
sunday school at s:3o Z n.
Al are cordially Invited 70 attend
Rev. william Mcmillan, pastor.