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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-05
HEATHSVILLE
Especial to The Times-D,spa,ch !


IieRthsvillo. W.. October Mrs. II. G.
Kewe and little son. Earn, are spending
some time ~ Baltimore and Washington.
Miss Luiie Downing has returned TO her
sehool IN Cuipcper.
Mr. ana Mrs. a. y. Warmer and Mis-.
Lena Downing left last week for u visit
IN ifenpfer and - attend the state Fair
Mss EStelIe Eetts and i. r.. Ncirns II
hIist hnd FitLhueh Anderson. from here
WIZ attend the fnir in Richmond
MrS beit!e Harding. OF Wicoirlco, and
MISS Nettie Darcy ~ Washington were
recent guests u Mrs. John Taiiaferro in
Eicctoi.
Nti.s Nctue Dnrcey, OF Washington. ia
spending some time With MrH Bette Hard
iuE =: Nlcnmicn Church
MtH. ". II. Blpudon and daughter. Misn
louise, we're recent visitors III Hen,hsvtlIe
Miss boswell Shirley wa. recently tho
guest OF tho Misses Edwards for several
dnSs al ;hcir beautiful home near Reeds
Aliases Virginia cowan and julia 1.u,.roli.
~ 'pwsrts' werc guests OF Mira Matte
Jawson. IN hecdsv!Ile. recently.
Mrs John ". Peur.nun has returned from
visit IT. Baltimore
MFa Marseret Eissciboru. u Portsmouth.
Enef,s ~ Nrs Wilber, Edwards a, Hotel
tNoithunberland. Fl-eton.
MiA. Rhndulph Stith Brent has returned
from a aeliEhtfu ylt!t Ia relatives in Hue.
heid ana Charleston. ". Va.
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at With Postrnaster-Cs General Burleson

business for Uncle Sam, which ought
70 DC cnarged to the other departments.
~ ~, men, 70 continue the enumeration
VI .le contents OF the nushell, we sell
every year almost 10000 100000 post
age stamps and enough stamped
envelopes and wrappers to give ono
s ~ e,on ~, nun i, woman and child upon
oar,h ana letve some to spare. Last
year we Issued more than 900, OO0, 900
postai cards, and we sent out registered
letleIs 10 INC number Of almost A.
yoo.VVO we do an enormous money or
ger business both at homo and abroad
!, ne ne , aomH , money orders annually
our foreign money orders are more
Than four millions. representing ali told
S.oo,oou.oUO. In some years we send
away TO other countries through the
post-oiiice almost Sloo0cO.000.
sa.inss banks"
We have $4,000 900 or $4,000. 900
now ON deposit. The system was es-
. .apii ;sn Only little more than two
operation in more than l2ooo no.t
Offices and at about 700 branches and
pos iios n nne sSth OF June las. the de
deposits then were Approximately S35.-
/ uyV.V,o Al This comes from IL class or
ceoh"nize and save before the poatal
stNinss banks were established II
ttines IRON many who We're too timid
20 put their money into the regular
bpnks or who were SO afraid OF the
BANKS that they would not trust them
WIN their savings. They kept them
ma unber the "Reminiscences or perhaps
~ !, I'm can or {, stove, and the result
waa the loss of hundreds of thousands
- dollars every year We have plans
20 increase the facilities Of the postal
savings hanks, and In Il short time We
sd'tIi have 100000. 900 or such depos-
~. anu that without taking from tho
go - banks OF IN. country as much
10 per cent Of their former returns
mo postal savings banks arc patron
i"cu largely by Foreigners Thcy have
conldcncc IN their home governments
ana therefore have confidence In ours.
y considerahic part OF the many mil
non dollars winch has been annually
gong TO Europe III money orders will
no" remain here In the postal savings
Copyright. 1919 IS Frank q. Car.
pcnter.1
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day for the parcel post service was
s6,l4S"
That sum WAS paid by one of the
large mail order houses" continued the
postmaster General The mail order
houses We're prepared for the parcel
post III the time 1t was iuaururatet, and
they have adopted 1t in their business
III a marvellous manner. The other dav
Took down a statement from the agent
OF one OF these firms as Ia its business
during the first seven months of 1913
In that time 1t sent cut almost 1900. 600
parcel post packages. These houses are
doing so much. that we have tried to
laciiitate Their parcel post mail in every
possible way. We have put n corps OF
clerks in ccrtain establishments Of that
KIND. and the packages go almost di-
rect TO the consumer, being largely
distributed before they are sent to the
trains. our men show them how TO
handle the packages, and how the
wrapping should he done. In this way
they have proved Of great value to the
mail order establishments. and have
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FARMvlLLE

lSpsciai to Tho Times- Dispatch
t0rmf!c. Va, October ;-MfSs i-arni,
WAlEef VII lc4yo ~ the near future T. mako
y DANES jim Spencer and Amonsus cor
tt'nHeH the Convention % the L . e
y i3Shm2hc ne past week, having been
sent ~ delcEat.s to that meeting
ar and Mrs 9. l. Ellington ana mi.
fprMcrs p1rcnts ~
Mrs James Davidson attended the CON
Nehi!en OF the I. T. { the past week She
Wy remain In Richmond tor the fair
burg
Miss Germania Wingo has taken charge
81 her school In tho suburbs OF Richmond
MIS- BESSIE Price Will teach IN Goochland
- worsham 81 Blueneld. W. Va, has
been recent visitor here
Nrs. Il. II Watkins Of Spartarshur0
e, mas recently been the guest of MIS-
Maria Thornton.
Mr. Ellen Jones is on n visit 70 her
caught Mfs Home, OF Bueaeld w Va
MISS Marguerite Watkins has gone to
Eichmond. where she Will take up a course
in nursing
J 4 Watkins OF Rocky Mount, y. C.
a1ld visit here during the week
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one OF the firs, delivery motor cars.

Post Office Department il tho man Who
Is supposed to keep the executive ana
legislative departments IN touch with
each other III, Is the intermediary ana
gobctwcen Of the two"
sut why is that, Mr. posttnast.r-
General?' asked.
oo w"ne , reason FOR Il IS that ihg Post
which every Congressman must come
from time 70 time. Tho senator or
Representative may seldom have occo
may never have occasion 10 go to IN,
Agrlcultural Department, but 10 - sure.
10 come to the Post oillCc Department.
y Tor this reason that tho Post
maStcr-'icnc ral has dropped into tho
business or keeping harmony between
thr executive and Legislative branches
There is no reason why this shoui'l.
he SO. and he does not alwnys succeed
IN his job, but ii sccins 10 have d.
vowed upon him, nevertheless
referring To the political aspects Of
the department, see that You arc
making the Fourth class rostmestcr-
Show their fitness for onlco"
THAT is a result Of tho executive
order Of May :. 1913 which proscri bed
y test for determining the atnoss al
four,ti'-cla9s postmastcrs undor tho
Roosevelt who nrst brought foprth
ciaSs posimastsrs INTO tho cln- Iaea
civil service. He did that hi 1905 as
10 certain OF them in the Nortii,ln ana
Northwcst"rn States, mi il wt8 iii
tended the order 70 cover thc United
states These orders brcnttt All the
rpstmasiefs under II" civil scr,jco
laws without requiring tb.m Ia show
mat they were fit for such u.ottptt1n4
President Wilson's order requires ,hat
every four'h-class postmaster whose
compensation Is $50 ar upWar, must
submit - = competitive examination.
aud II Is based upon such cXumino-
tons that the, appointmcnts woro
have had over $500 fourth -cln az t,Ds--
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Fsea7ltiff Eaeeald Eorm% Secrets
Is That Rival Nature ,; 2yHjss
Miss Sura Reveals Some Which Haze Niche r
Famous the Seodc of the American sfoee

disappears. Then apply YOUR complex
ion powder.
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quinol. You may use imported bay
rum instead of the water and alcohol,
II YOU wish Shake thoroughly and
apply generously on the scalp every
few days. rubbing il in well with the
nhser tips. Any good druggist will
iet you have beta -quinol for not more
than nifty cents.
FOR n shampoo abandoned soap long
ago. dissolve one teaspoonful OF
eggol In half n cup Of hot water. When
entirely dissolved and the solution has
become iukcwarm. ] pour onto the hair
ana shampoo in the usual manner II
makes an exquisite lathcr. After rub
hinG II well into the scalp so II is per-
iectiy clean, wash the hair thorough
~ with plenty OF warm water. and
rinse with cold water. The druggist
wnl let YOU have the cggol. enough
for several months. for not more than
twenty-five cents. Sc
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4 .Ni.N Al~ had horror Of pads and
''her suAterfuges. Eut. Won ask.
hs4 #av.r i' :" ~ VINO e'thcr
G.v.4t.,.,..tt. ~, ~ w Norman
..t,H t4. ''ic "hth
..t..5.,.t .t. ~ - h'yse!i.
;,l-u.. MIA 49, an" u"
t-.t.4fat.ti,.,.. 'n sweetest
~ us
i.l"-s ttied ~ order 10 In
''St 4tfti"piHcrt in vain.
- 'i one ~ these pages.
100 tle most exquisite
tretsr.d ,'Il.lf .',l'i@ "hich
vanr dey.lou,,.rt Il, ~ '"se
l,-opcr eNtart M .. '".' an"
age
III q HAIR mint ii Iot water dissolyo
tNgc ounces 81 uttuUe and l. nalf cnu
~ sugar, al well iulAea together or
ibis. take teaspooAfuls thrce on four
times day IN . wine glass III water
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Delivery by wagon costs from to
cents pHcknsc.

cents packnEc.
crease OF the parcel post service. The
Postmaster General replied:
That business is steadily increas
ing. and that is SC of every depart
ment related to our mails we nrc
now handling from $4,000. coo, 600 TO Is.
ooo,oOo,O 900 packages Of mail n wear.
and we havo the largest TRANSFORMATIONS
service III the world. our system of
parcel transportation is larger than
that OF amy express company and il
Is just at it's beginning"
'tiNe me some OF the Details said 1
Wei, In the first six months wo
handled more than 300. GOT, DOOR parcel
post packages. With the increase In
the weight limit and the reduction in
the rates. the increase will be accel
Grated. and estimate that hy the
tinc the year is closed we shall have
handled 10000, 900 packages we are
doing much 10 help the business along
one >hihE Is the change as to the
stamps, so that any kind of postage
stamps can be used to send II parcel
post package. Another lis in the use
81 prccancclcd stamps. II cost some
thins to put the stamps on $50 900 900
packages. and 10 cancel them by hand
is an extremely difficult process wc
VAN cancer the stamps on letter mail
by machinery but we cannot do that
on PACKAGES. which are OF MI shapcs
ana sizes. We have Inquired that II
would cost us about S250.oOo to can
eel the stamps on the parcel post
packages. We believe this cost can bo
cut down TO $4,000 by the use of ma
chinerN and by allowing the use or
precancclcd stamps. AS IL is nov
prccanccle'. stamps nrc permitted
where mailcrs send out 1000 or more
packages AZ one mailing. We want to
IN II 50 that almost any person can
further his business. and ut the same
time reduce the cost 10 the govern
ment hi that way"
You speak of people sending 1000
packages NJ one mailing. Have we
many firms that do that
Yes The great mail order houses
send out many times that. and there
are small institutions that have !,
heavy parcel post daily mail rhc
largest number OF packages sent out
50 far ia any .nc day by II single nrm
was io,lS6. and the largest amount OF
postage used by any one company in a
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disappears. Then apply YOUR complex
ion powder.
MISS ANASTASIA.-Yes supcrfluous
hail Is not easy to properly remove
unless You use simple sulfo solution.
This is the only thing that leaves no
'c:ness or Irritation. and never harms
the most delicate skin. IT is almost
magic
Get At any good drug store one
ocncc OF simple sulfo solution 1t will
cost YOU one dollar. but it will last YOU
quite a while. Apply this solution
freely with the finger tips on the hair
you want removed Keep the hair moist
with IL until il has actually dissolved
This VIII take but two or three min
utes, Then wipe of With warm. damp
cloth and wash the skin with warm
water
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''I3Ut ktep Shifting, While adding
one ounce OF zintone. until it is dissolv-
60 Ihe; let cool If the cream is too
thlck 10 pour easily from bottle. thin
~ down q little with more hot water.
ne cteain VIII he white and satiny.
After bathing in the morning hold :,
wet not towel TO the face several times
i"r several minutes. Rub this cream
on me entire face literally. Let the
cream dry on the face. Repeat this
asaih a. night Any good druggist
VIZ seli YOU an ounce OF zintonc for
not more than NIFTY cents.
IN VAlN--Yes YOU viii get rid OF
puppies IN short order Make up your
mind TO that. II you win take this mix
ture Dissolve twelvs ounces OF
gra1uiatcd sugar In Yne-half pint OF
water add ono QUINCY OF sarscnc. and
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TERRIBLE.-This formula
IS a splendid one for black
heads. 1t removes as well
those innu rable small
biackbeads which cannot be
squeezed out.
First wash the face with hot
water and soap. Then sprinkle
some neroNin generously upon
q sponge made wet with hot
water. Then rub we'll for a
few minutes on the parts OF
the skin which are affected
with blackheads. This done,
battle the face with warm
water. and dry. You should
be able 10 secure the neroxin
~ any druggist for nifty cents.
MARION Muddy com
pieXion. frccklcs and spots
can be removed and pure.
spotiess skin be the result i'm
short time. by using the fol-
lowing have tried every
thing, but would never con
sent 10 be without this.
Let half pint OF water
come almost To boil. Add
Two tablespoonful Of CIV
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ny FRANK q. CARPENTER.

Washington. ID. {.
I AN the poorest man in the world
I FOR q newspaper story. My life has
NOT been pyrotcchnic. was not
horn ~ the gutter and | have had no
sensational struggles with poverty To
rot AN education. and reach public
service ! am only a plain ordinary
inan developed along the common lines
II American life. IN plain, ordinary
Nay. Besides, have no news instinct.
" not Know u good story when ] SEQ
j. ! nave had the newspaper fellows
tcil me that was the best n@wsmaker
III tile government service. but that
The news furnished was sent forth
without any knowledge on MY part
that i was OF any news interest what
so.Vcr."
These were tho words Of the rost-
master General Albert Sidney Burle-
sou rs he sat before his big desk in
The 'ost-oNtcc Department. lie had
nile IF papers before him. and the
room adjoining was filed with callers
waiting FOR audiences, and each with
his own AK to grind The time was
hali past IN tile morning. and from
then on throughout the day, the bust
moss. was told, would increase 1t
was not q good time for an interview.
and tho opening words Of the Post
nast"r-Goucral We're by no means
pcpitous. Nevertheless. I put my
questions. and tho answers came ouicl,
ana without hesitation one OF the
iirst subjects was the parcel post. and
the trouble that had arisen with Con
gross rs TO increasing the size OF the
packages and lowering the rates
The Postmastcr-C General said:
intend To do all that the law will
permit !" better and cheaper the parcel
post service The post-otiicc is de-
p"Ftmcnt OF efficiency. and it is the
servant OF tho people am not here
io make the laws. but IL is my duty TO
enforce and carry them out. as far as
th!s department is concerned That
outy J am trying TO discharge as re-
CARDS the parcel post You have seen
now the first move ] made was re-
sisted then said to tho Senator'S
ana Representatives Just what have
Saiu To YOU. You have placed this re-
sponstbility upon mo. and am going
10 carry IL ont. ! shall move forward
lust as fast as the law will permit and
believe that wc shall soon be sending
parcels Of a hundred pounds weight
through the mails. When we have es-
tablished the present system | have
another move planned 10 follow it, We
shall go on. step 10y step. / know just
what am going to do, the next
step Viii be made nj the soonest pos
sihle moment, and the development
VIII 80 right along during the next
four years"
But how about the express com
panics? Are you going TO drive them
cut Of business"
The express companies viii have
plenty 10 do in the carrying Of pack
ages OF large size and weight They
Viii have 10 give way To tho govern
lacnt - 10 small packages. There is
ne individual concern that can com
rete with the government. There IL
not the slightest doubt about that
We are pong 10 do the small pack
age business OF the United States"
here asked rs to the prospective in
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mix the whole together thoroughly.
then add more water To make a pint
SarSenc il a liquid which you can get
at the drug store by the ounce ,ict il
in the original package Take one or
two teaspoonfuls of this mixture three
or four times a day, with 4 little
water.
MRS. CORA N-A growth OF hair
averaging an inch a month mas been
the extraordinary result of my hair
grower formula. as YOU probably
know. | am known rs the only woman
on the American stage who wears no
switches puns. braids. turbans. or
wool rolls. The abundance Of my hair
makes IL unneccsSary.
Your hair will stop falling out. and
viii grow out beautifully. Mix to-
gether one-half pint OF alcohol. !. half
pint OF water and one ounce OF beta
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Things i'm OUR Postal Service---Chat Wi

The Parcel Post, and How 1t Is
Handkerchief Order Houses
Which Send Out 10000 Pieces
a Day-How a Farmer Got a
Plow Point by Parcel Post.
What 1t Costs to Deliver the
Packages The Fourth Glass
Postnasters and the Civil Ser
y;ce-The Rural Delivery and
tne Postal Savings Banks.
Uncle Sans Biggest Business,
and How 1t Is Managed.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-11-13
GLYNN is CAUSE OF ANXIETY

Albany, N. T.. Nov. ia few
straws to show which way the appoin.
tive wind will blow during the ad.
ministration of Governor Glynn who
succeeded the deposed William Sulzer
would be welcomed by both Tammany
and Anti-Tammany politicians.
For the first time since he assumed
the Office, the governor is called on
to demonstrate whether he intends
to favor any faction with the meet
ing of the legislature. Some impor.
tant appointments must be made soon
and 1t 10 expected he will send several
names to 1t Immediately. These ap.
pointments. politicians believe, win
show the executives position.
Among the places to be filled are
two public service commissionerships.
state health commissionership, and
possibly . superintendency Of state
prisons and supreme court justice.
ship.
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PEMBINA's NEW COURT HOUSE.
County Dedicates One Of Finest Build
ings In State At
Cavalier.

Cavalier. The Pembina county
court house in this city was dedicated
last week, the ceremonies taking place
in the court room of the structure.
Judge w. ]. Kneeshaw presided, and
the building was packed to capacity.
Governor L. B. Hanna was the
principal speaker, while Dean Henry
Of the college of law Of Grand Forks
spoke on 1.-THE Meaning of a Court
House."
N. B. Black Of Grand Forks and
e double quartet Of Cavalier provided
the musical features.
The city was decorated for the %
casion, and there was large num-
Der Of visitors here. From Grand
Forks the visitors included Mr.. and
Mra. Klien VanAlstine, Ellis Ward.
G. c. Gowran, v. Peterson, M. G.
Bachelor, N. b. Black ana W. Z.
Davies.
Pembina county's new court house
Is one Of the finest in the state.
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A LOVELY FACE
2NT l!GL Y HAIR

How often YOU zee an otllcrwiselovely face
spoiled by homeIE hair--a face that would
bemoSt charming beautiful if she onlyhad
prettierllair Nhi-api ty!-and howtoollsh!
Because that CIV nair, str.ngy, dull, liieless-
looking though IT may be, can be made as
glossy, soft, silky nd beautiful as the heart
could desireif cnIs taken proper care OF.
Harmony Hair 3eaut.ffer IS just what it
is naned-a hair beautifier. 1t is not hair
dye or hair o;l-it is just q dainty, rose
perfuncd liquid dressing TO give the hair
its natural gloss and brightness, its natural
wavy softness, its natural beauty. Very
easy TO apply--sitnply sprinkle a little on
your hair each time before brus ling it. 1t
contains no. oil, and will not change the color
of the hair, nor darlen gray hair.
To keepyour hair and scalp dandiuft-tree
and clean, use Harmony Shampoo. This
pureliuuid shampoo gives aninstantaneous
rich lather that Immediately penetratcs to
everypart of hair and scalp, insuring a quick
and thorough cleansing Washed off just as
quickly, the entire operation takes only a
few moments. Contains nothing that can
harm the hair; leaves no harshness or stlck1-
ness-iust swcet-srnellng cleanliness.
Both preparations come in odd-shaped,
very ornamental bottles, with sprinkler
tops. :. Harmony Hair Beautifier, SlOO:
Harmony Shampoo, SOC. Both guaranteed
to satisfy you in every way, or your monev
back. Sold in this community only at our
store-The Rexall Store-one of the more
than 7,OOOleading drug stores of the United
States, Canada and Great Britain, which
own the big Harmony laboratories in Bos-
ton, where the many celebrated Harmony
Perfumes and Toilet Preparations are mads.
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socialists Copy After suffraoette.,

Socialists Copy After suffrasettss.
London, Nov. 1.-THE Socialist
have adopted suffragist tactics and
have decided to oppose all liberal can
didates and refuse them . hearing q
public meetings until James Lark1n,
leader Of the striking Irish transport
workers, who was recently sentenced
to seven months imprisonment q
Dublin, is released. The Right Hon
Charles Frederick Masterman, n. p.
was howled down when he attempted
20 speak at the Shoreditch Taberna
ole. A small party Of men kept ~ Z
continual orr.
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BIG CONCERN HAS RECEIVER.
international Security Company ID
Hands Of Former State
Bank Examiner.

Grand Forks. - The international
Securities company, capitalized 1t
$780, 900, against which the state Of
North Dakota began action recently,
charging gross violation Of its charter
rights, has been placed in the hands
Of B. I. Heating Of Fargo. as receiver.
Judge Cooley issued the order.
Excessive commissions to agents
for the sale Of stock, and the sale Of
profit-shariug contracts were features
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-11-13
Mccoy DRUG COMPANY
MinOt, North Dakota.

Messrs. E. D. and F. D. Perry of
Nebraska have been visiting their aged
mother, Mrs. B. E. Perry, who is quite
sick.
Rev. Morrison gave an interesting
address on "New China" last Sunday
evening in the Presbyterian church.
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STATE TREASURER POSSIBILITY.
Former State Auditor Likely to Seek
Nomination In CoHaing
Campalun.

Cando.-David X. Brightbfll will be
. candidate for state streasurer to sue
coed Gunder Olson. whose present
term completes his term of service
under the state law. Such an an.
nouncement was authoritatively made
here, although it will be some time be.
fore Mr.. Brightbill makes his formal
announcement.
Mr.. Brightbill served In various CO
pacities In his home county. Towner,
before he was elected state auditor In
1908. He retired from that position
last January after serving the state
four years.
He is interested in various business
enterprises in Cando and vicinity.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-11-13

against which the state complained.
The investors number about 500 OF
600 residents of northwestern Mime.
sofa and North Dakota.
Heating. as deputy bank examiner,
made the original Investigation of the
company's affairs that resulted in the
states suit. 1t is not definitely known
what the investors will realize.
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tional church have already started on
their mission. When the new church
was erected the plans made provision
for future pipe organ and the ladies'
are determined to have one by next
fall.