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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
A NEW SCHEME

Salt Lake City, Utah. Jan. GA
bill providing for a new form OF gov
ernment for Salt Lake city to sup
plant the present commission form
was introduced in the lower house
of the legislature today 1t provides
for the election Of board Of direc-
tors OF II at salary Of 5000 a year.
These directors. in reality, would
be mere guardians Of the citys vel
fare, for active charge Of affairs
would be in the hands of five depart
ment heads appointed by the direc-
tors. The bin provides for the recall.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
S. P. OFFICIALS QUIT.

New York, Jan. G.-In accordance
with the decree by the United States
supreme court divorcing the south
ern Pacific and the Union Pac!fic,
five directors Of the Southern Pacif-
ic Railroad Of Mexico announced their
designations today. They are Dob
ert S. Loyett. F. v. 8. Crosby, R. /.
Gerry, Alexander Miller and W. ".
S. Thorn, all connected with the I'm
ion Pacific, julius Kruttschnitt, who
resigned recently from the Union
Pacific, succeeds Judge Lovett as
chairman Of the board Of the South
ern Pacific Of Mexico.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
CREW LET PASSENGERS
sink With VESSEL
STARTLING EVIDENCE BROUGHT
OUT IN INQUEST REGARDING
cHEsLAKE DISASTER.

Vancouver. B c., Jan. 16.-That
passengers still in the staterooms OF
the sinking Cheslake at the port OF
vananda were neglected by the mem
bers Of the crew who were respon-
sible for calling them, was the Opin-
ion given expression today by the
foreman to the jury in the Cheslake
inquest Evidence Of Captain John
Cookie and Chief Engineer Louis
Price Of the wrecked steamer, form
ed the principal subject matter Of me
adjourned inquest on the victims on
the insistence of the jury.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
NEeoTIATIoNs REsUMEp

London, Jan. 16-Dr. s. Daneff, the
chief Of the Bulgarian delegation
this afternoon resumed negotiations
with NJ Jonescu, Rumanian minister
Of the interior, on the subject Of the
Rumanian claims arising out Of the
Balkan war.
The instructions ordering a resump-
ton Of the negotiations came from
the Bulgarian government at Sofia.
1t is understood that Russia had
much to do with decreasing the ten
sion between Bulgaria and Rumania,
which at one time threatened to up
set the efforts Of the European pow
srs to restore calm in the Balkans.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
COLORADO WOULD HAVE
REDUCTION in FARES
REPRESENTATIVE YOUNG or
VICTOR INTRODUCES BILL
CUTTING DOWN RATES.

Denver, Jan. 1.-two railroad pas
senger rate bills were introduced in
the Colorado house Of representatives
today by Emery X. Young Of Teller
county and B. A. Sweet of Denver.
Each provides two cent fares on the
plains and three cent fare in the
mountain districts.
Representative M. M. Simpson in
troduced blue sky bill applying
to foreign corporations. 1t prevents
the licensing in Colorado of a for
eign corporation which attempts to
sell worthless stock.
w. M. Persons of El Paso county
introduced a constitutional amend
ment permitting school districts to
build and maintain separate schools
for white and negro pupils. The
house passed a resolution asking the
Colorado delegation In congress to
support the Crawford-sulzer bill for
an Investigation Of the high cost Of
living.
The senate today indefinitely dis
posed the consideration OF all resolu-
tions instructing the Colorado delega-
ton regarding the tariff A resolu-
ton had been introduced BY Senator
Burris and reintroduced by Senator
Parrish (Rep) instructing the Colo |
rado delegation to work FOR the pro /
lection Of the beet sugar industry. |
Another resolution, introduced by |
Senator Napier, instructed the delega-
ion to follow the national democrat.
c platform.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
CASTRO APPEALS TO
SECRETARY NAGEL
FORMER PREsinENT OF VENE-
ZuELA DESIRES GREATLY TO
ENTER UNITED STATES.

Washington. Jan 16.-General Ci-
priano Casro's appeal from the deci
sion of the New York immigration
authorities barring him from the
United States was received today by
Secretary Nagel, who viii give it i'm
mediate consideration.
The secretary win take UP first the
decision Of the special board Of in
quify which beid that caatro's ~
fIsal % answer questions relating e
lhe assassination ~ General Paredes
o. Venezuela aiqep0Fea e 50 aduis
si0e II ibe eoiamlssloa of crime in
geiNns mora laalsaaa or ap ~
euasioa n lile aNNle efforts q
aeml6lge al ees
faEt d NefaiH hiH sA 4 aiee
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
KILLS HIS PARTNER
And SHOOTS SELF
PUEBLO VETERAN COMMITS DoU.
BILE CRIME BECAUSE OF
MISUNDERSTANDING.

Pueblo, Colo, Jan. 16. -Idsander
l. Johnson shot and instantly killed
Mrs. Maude Murray and then killed
himself here at II O'Clock this morn
ing. johnson, until recently a mem
Der Of the police force. was Interested
with Mrs Murray in the ownership
Of q restaurant on North Union ave.
nue.
They quarreled this morning over
the ownership Of the place and John
son drew pistol. shooting the wom-
an through the head twice. she died
instantly. no customers were in the
restaurant At the time. After killing
Che woman Johnson went into bar.
beF shop ueKt door ard fired two
shots through hia heaa, dying ia'
SANITY
Jgbheea Vas 70 geafs ga aad &
YeielaH a sAs eiYll seE Al Mur
Fay Kas e. fg q 4 eaa NlaeR
- MsH
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
ASSESSOR IS RESTRAINED.

Denver Jan. 16-Suit to restrain
Assessor Clair J. Pitcher from ex.
tending his proposed 10 per cent re-
dnction in the assessed valuation of
property in the city snd county Of
Denver ives filed in the state SUI
preme court toaay BY the state TAX
commission. The court set next
Wednesday for hearing the case, and
ordered the assessor to stop all work
Of extending the tax levy in the
meantime.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
BRITISH STEAMER WRECKED

Vigo, Spain, Jan. I6.-The British
steamer Yeronese, with 1s9 passen-
gers on board, went ashore today off
Leixcos, the outport Of oporto. A
high sea is running and the vessel
cannot be reached by boats.
1t is hoped that the passengers and
crew may be rescued from the shore.
The Yeronese, owned by the Lamport
and Holt line, was on the voyage
from Glasgow to Brazil and New
York.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
WANT WESTERN MAN.

Washington Jan. 16.-DemocrauS
senators from the Rocky mountain re
gion today sent to President-elect
wison a letter urging the selection
OF a representauYe OF that section
as secretary Of the interior.
Mr. Wilson was assured that the
appointment OF former Governor Z
L. Norris of Montana; former Cover.
nor James H. hawiey of loaho; j.
\. Field Of Oregon, Or Clay Tallman
OF Nevada. VIII be satisfactory to
the democrats of the lar west. Sena-
tors Newlands of Nevada; Chamoer-
lain Of Oregon Perky of Idaho aad
Smith and Ashnrst Of Arizona were
the signers Of the letter.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
NEw INsPEcroR cAosEN.

Peking, Jan. 16.-The gazette OF
the ministr Of finance announces ne
appointment OF Admiral raj Ling
Kai, President Yuon Shi nais secre-
tary. as Inspector general of the salt
gabelle. J. F. Quiessen. Danish com.
missioner of customs at Tien Tsen,
has been appointed co-inspector.
Under the scheme for the control
OF the gabelle, in accordance with
the demands of the six powers, no
payment with the sale revenue will
be permitted without the sanction
of the insl ectors.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
RERELs NO. AcrIvr

Washington, Jan. 16- Mexican reb-
el activity has increased north ana
east of Durango. San Lucas and Isaa
Jas, go miles north Of the city. haye
been sacked and partially burned, ae.
cording to report to-day from Con-
sui Hamm al Durango, who also Re.
ports that many bridges on the lf
ternational railway between there
and Torreon have been destroyed:
that trains at CATALONIA have been
burned and that railway traffic has
been suspended.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
SANITATION ExpERT DEC.

New York, Jan. 16.-Dr. Wolfred
Nelson. sanitation expert and author,
died in a hospital here yesterday
from heart disease. aged ss years.
He had made yellow fever his spe
ciaI study ana wrote extensively on
this and other tropical diseases.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
EMPLOYED own AUDITORS
THOSE OFFICIALS WERE FOUND
TO BE MORE LIKELY TO FIND
EXISTING ERRORS.
HE OPPOSES CONCENTRATION
TELLS HOUSE COMMITTEE SMALL
GROUP SHOULD NOT CON-
TRoL NATIONS MONEY.

Washington, Jan. 16.-That the pres
ent concentration of mones ami creu-
1t Is d potential menace 70 the coun-
Try, WAS asserted before the house
money trust committee today BY
George Nj. Reynolds, president Of tie
Continental and Commercial Nation.
al oank OF Chicago. Alr. reynolds
said that he knew OF the trend to
ward concentration OF money ana
credits, and tnat he thought it dan
serous thing.
4 am opposed to the concentration
Of any sort ol power. be said. 4 be-
neve that concentration to the point
it has already gone is a menace. In
saying that | do not wish to sit in
judgment on the men VINO hold that
power.
sir. Reynolds said he was opposed
10 the principle OF interlocking dlree
tors in potentially controlling con
Germs ami that he had adhered to
that principle throughout his banking
career.
The Continental ana Commercial,
AIR. Reynolds said, loaned morey to
its own directors and corporations
with which they were connected, but
did not loan TO its officers. He did
lot believe officers should be allowed
to borrow from their own banks.
Mr. Reynolds declared that the Chi
cago clearing house was the first to
employ bank examiner.
Was that because you found the
federal inspectors Inefficient" asked
Mr. Untermyef.
Yes, at thaI time we found it in
efficient in connection with the three
banks Of John R. Walsh The other
banks OF Chicago had to guarantee
the deposits Of the Walsh banks,
which were in deplorable condition,
and they paid them off at a loss. To
present such situation arising
again, we formed an examining
force"
Jacob H. Schiff of Kuen Loeb and
Company described the method Of is
suing securities for corporations as
practiced by his house. He said af-
ter his firm had agreed to issue the
securities, syndicates were formed to
the risk assumed by the
bond house.
The object Of the syndicate is to
take over the securities if you fail
% sell them?" asked Mr.. Untermyer.
Yes, that's it, said Mr.. schiff.
Banks and trust companies, he said,
we're the participants in these under
writing syndicates.
Mr.. Schiff said about Is to 1875
concerns were on a list Of partiei.
PANTS from time to time invited to
AXE part in underwriting syndicates.
What are the ethics Of the ogiz
ng business in connection with bono
ssues?' asked MIR. Untermyer.
1T is not considered good tor
hem said Mr.. Schiff, ito create
ndue interference or competition BY
banking firm
He added that big banking houses
had corporations as their
iients and that no other bond house
would endeavor to take the Issues
rom the banking firm. recognized
IS the usual fiscal agent Of the cor
'oration.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
WILSON HOLDS CONFERENCE

Trenton. \. 3. Jan. 16.-President
elect Wilson had several conferences
scheduled for today. including appoint
ments with Representative Robert Z
Henry 0f Texas. Senator BrOussard
of IatusiaBa and several important
Aew Kcfk democrats
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
JONES is SOLD

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 16.-OutfeldeF
David Jones. a veteran Of the Detroit
American league baseball club, vas
sold today to the Chicago Americans.
It is understood the purchase price
was $500
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
TENNESSEE sENAToRsHIp

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 16-The Ten
nessee legislatures third ballot for
the long and short terms in the Unit
ed States senate resulted in no cleo
ton today.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
LINER RREAks 49,.

San Francisco. Jan. 6.-Further
cable messages from suya, fiji IS
lands. to the chamber Of commerce.
report today that the Oceanic liner
sonoma broke her starboard tai
shaft 10 q collision with submerged
WFeckage. The vessel is maklng good
progress under her Dori engine
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
SALARY BILL TO BE FRAMED
FINANCE COMMITTEES or HOUSE
AND SENATE MEET TO-DAY
TO BEGIN THE WORK.
PROVISIONS TO Be EQUITABLE
IT is BELIEVED THE MEASURE
WILL MEET THE APPROVAL
or GOVERNOR M'DoNALD.

Santa Fe. n. H. Jan Is.-TOday's
session Of the state legislature was
tame. The senate was in session less
than an hour this morning. during
which II did nothing more than 70
witness The introduction Of several re-
solutions and bills. II then adjourned
until 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
The house vas in session this ar
ternoon. Indications at The opening
we're that the session would be shoEt
and uneTentful
The most important action taken in
the senate was the introduction Of
Joint Resolutions Nos. l, and 3. pro
riding for the ratification Of the in
come tax amendment to the United
States constitution That these reso-
lutions VIII be adopted By soth houses
IS believed to be an assured fact The
resolutions we're presented by Sen
ators Evans, Hinde and Clark
The following bills were introduced:
Senate BIZ No. ?. By HinkIe. pro
riding for the establishment Of an a
heritanee tax This bill. it Is believed.
win be passed, althsugh il is expected
thai some time viii be spent in whip
ping into nnal shape.
Senate Bill No. 8. BY Pankey, pro
viding for regulations which win in
sure the purity and integrity OF cleo
ton judges.
Senate Bill No. 4. by Pankey. pro
hibiting the use OF railway passes.
Senate Bin No. 5. By Pankey. pro
viding for the regulation OF railways |
and shipping within the state.
Senate Bill No. c. By Pankey. an act
abolishing common drinking cups.
Senate BIZ No Z. by Pankey. pro
vidine for free travelling libraries.
Senate Bin No. s. by nfeld, prOvid
ing for the collection Of income taxes
by towns and cities
The finance committees Of the
house and senate wiz meet late today
for the purpose of taking up the pre-
Hminary work Of framing a salary bill /
According to the program Of both
houses, a biz providing fair and sde-
quate salaries for all county officials
win be framed and passed at the ear
lest possible date. The legislature
win guard AGAINST any repetition q
the condition last summer when the
salary bin was vetoed BY the cover.
nor. A bin which IS expected 10 meet
his approval win be laid upon his desl
early in the session. If the executive
requires any changes or vetOes the
bin the legislature wiz then have
time 10 make the changes or pass the
bin over the governors veto.
AS the session swings into the sea
of business awaiting it indications for
a continuation Of the harmony which
prssailed at the opening are prevalent
1t i now believed to be certain that
the second election Of Senator Albert
B. Fan VIII be ratified formally by
both houses. This is expected to oc-
cur within the next two weeks
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
Yours truly,
aCHARL.ES w. STTTMl

~AA<4AeA~IAAD We = - OAtLe
Witnessed by George II. stump
and Fred Mohr. Jr.
Stump testified that after he was
subpoenaed to appear before the com
mittee but before he testified he was
approached by "Mr. Reynolds ia
the capitol corridor with the state
ment he represented William Il.
Hearst personally.
What did he say to you?r asked
Senator Jones.
He asked me wnat knew about
the matter" replied the witness.
7 asked why he was interested"
He said that Mr.. Hearst knew
nothing Of the purchase Of letters,
but that his name was involed and he
wanted to see what / knew. He also
asked me If had any letters or knew
any one who did?"
Stump declared his brother Charles
had been unable to tell him aow
much he got from the sale Of the let-
ters.
"He said it was large sum-" tea.
titled Stump. "They seemed to go
down every night or 50 and get some
money!
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-01-16
in REGARD TO THE LETTERS
THE MAN TELLS THE STORY or
HIS BROTHERS. STEALING
ARcHRoLD EPIsTLEs.
SOLD THEM TO NEWSPAPERS
READS STATEMENT DESCRIBING
THE DISPOSITION or THE
STOLEN PROPERTY.

Washington, Jan. IA written ac-
acknowledgements, purpoting to have
been signed by Charles stump on
August l, 1905, that he disposed Of
certain Standard Oil letters to .sMr.
Chamberlain" and Mr.. Mooney Of
the New York Journal for a consider
alton, was placed in evidence today
before the senate campaign contribu-
ton committee by George stump. q
brother of Charles. George stuap
said he got his brother to sign the
paper and witnessed it himself. He
said his brother was dead. The stump
statement was:
New York. August /, 1905.
Fl. Barstow,
"26 Broadway, New York.
Dear Sir: / hereby confirm the
statement made to you that certain
letters received by J. D. Archbold,
among them letters from the late
Senator Hanna and Senator Quay,
We're disposed of by me to Mr.. Cham
berlain and Mr. Mooney OF the New
York Journal, for which I received a
consideration and that Mr.. Arch
bold's letter books were temporarily
placed in his hands for examination
and for which also received a con
'ideration. In writing You this letter
t is with the understanding that it is
lot in any way to be used 70 lncrimi-
late me.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-25
Central Christian Church.

". II. Hampton, D. D., PASTOR
You are want to catch the spirit Of
our Bible Sunday school. 1t is great.
Come and sec. Last Sunday 2O3 were
present. We want to make it 500.
Brace Morgan is our superintendent.
We have classes for all ages. Il you
come once you will come gain.
Preaching service in the morning al
l0:&0, subject Of sermon The Evi-
dnucr Of Our Acceptance With God"
Ycnns peoples meeting al $50. Oar
voting people are growing and doing
= yplcndtd work. hIr DamrOn is
president. He will be clad 10 soc
You. Evening meeting at 7:%o, sub
jecl Of sermon, "Why Refuse to
United with the Church." Mlss An.
Ge.san will render a solo ut EACH ser
vic. You cannot afford to miss
these services. Come where you will
be made to feel at homo. No pr;l"
meeting Wednesday evening on az.
coUnt Of the United Missionary meet
inr to be held in the NJ. Il. church.
nr. Stephen Cory. secretary nf thr
G. NJ. +. S. is Il great speaker and
wr all want to hear him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-25
RESOLUTION OF RESPECT.
Local Union 617, P. D. & P. of A.
n..A. q 1 =


Whereas. In the course of human
events: we have been called upon to
attend the last sad rites and pay the
last tribute Of respect to a departed
Brother in the person Of Brother
Sherman G. Shcrrard.
BE it resolved by this body assem-
blcd that we extend to the bcrcaved
wife and son, orr deepest sympathy
assuring them that il it were posi-
bic. gladly would we pour into their
heFcaYeh hearts th" balm Of conSoIa-
liCn, but as Garth's mUrtalS. VIC know
that nothing can relieve the troubled
hearts; but time and its sacred menu
cries; and he further resolved that Il
copy Of these resolutions be upon our
minutes aud be published in our city
papers and copy be sent to the be-
rCavCd family, and
BE it further resolved that we
drapc our charter for 80 days in
acnor of our departed brother.
Z. D. MATTHEW,
G. p. HUNTER,
HOWARD HARDEN,
l0-2l1t Committee.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-25
! GHILD's LAXATIVE
IS SYRUP OF FIG5''
.da1e from Fruit-Can't Harm Ten.
der Stomach. Liver and
Bowels.

T your it'll" ones tongue is coat
cd, it is 4 sure sign the stomach. Iiv-
cr ana bowels need Il gentle. thor
uU:h cleansing ut once. When your
child is eros. pceyish. listlcss, pale.
doesn't sleep, eat or act naturally;
!! 'rca;h is bad. stomach sour. system
.uii nf cold, throat sore, or il fever
Isl. give n lcaspooHful Of "Califor-
mis- Syrup Of Figs" and in Il few
hours all the clogEed-Up, ConstipatCd
waste, sour bile and undigcstcd food
wi5l gently move out Of bowels, and
y0i have q we'll, playful child again.
Sick Children needn't he cOaXGd to
Jai.r this harmless fruit laxative"
IiiliCuS Of mothers keep ii handy
because they know its action on the
t, mach, liver and bowels is pr0mp!
.auI sure They also know littI"
l.l.cn today saves Il sick child tOmor-
row.
.isl, your druggist for a 5O-ccnt
bottle OF california Syrup Of Figs,
which contains directions for babies,
chIir1n Of all ages and for grown
ups plainly on the bottle. Beware OF
colntcrrcIts sold here. Get the gen
misc, made by 'CaIiromia Fig Syrup
Company" Don't he fooled!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-25
N. E. Church. South.

". |. CantCr, Pastor.---HOu are cor
daily invited to the following ser
vices Of this church, where you will
find ComrOrtahl" pew and hearty
welcome. The Sunday school and
EpwOrth League invite those vino
are Interested in this work to unite
with them. Good work is being done,
ard you will find place to help and
a CHEEKY word n we'll. The follow
ing is the program Of services: 9:""
4. M, Sunday school, II. Z. Jones,
superintendent; l0:A5 IL. NJ, preach
inE, False Professions" ESQ p.
m. EpwOrlh League. 5. L. James,
president; 1870 p. M, preaching. IN
Blightcd Nation" Wednesday even
lug aud Thursday will occur the Uni
ted Missionary campaign in this
city in which all churches will take
part. Watch tn" papers for pro
gram.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-25
N ? Temnln

J. G. Bro0mieId. d. D., Pastor --
TO tho following services you are cor
daily invited: Sunday school at
$50 a. m. Tic steady increase in
our attendance is very gratifying.
In spite Of the largcncss Of our Sun
d&? school quarters. we may be CON-
peeled soon 10 huild larger Morning
worship at 10:A5 with sermon OIL
"C0mprchcndinE the Length and
3leadth and Height and Depth Of tue
Love Of God" Christian EndcaVO"
at $50 led by Harriet steele. Even
inE worship at 1870 o'clock; subject
OF sermon, "'rhc Confession OF the
Man who had Il FOndnCss for Thumbs
and Big Toes" This will be the scr
ond of Il series of four evening ser
mons on Modern Tenderness as re.
ycaIcd in bible characters" Instead
of the prayer service on Wednesday
evening. We will join at that time
with the opening service Of the Uni
tel Missionary campaign to be held
in the First II. f.. church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-25

WASHINGTON - Congressman
William G. Brown, Of West Virginia,
was one of the sixty-fivC congress
mcn named by the house yesterday to
represent those who originally as
in Congress Hall, PhiIadel-
phia. on the occasion of the dcdica-
ton of the restored structure Satur-
day
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-25
First Methodist Episconal Church.

Harry G.. Howard, Pastor. Sunday
school at $3.50. Chas. w. Evans, SIT
perintendent. Keep ZIP the good at
tendance by being present. Public
worship at l0:I5, sermon by Dr.. Don
W. Nichols; EpwOrlh League deyO.
tiCaal service at G:30, topic, Christ
and the Modern Social Impulse
Leader, Arnold D. Mason; evening
worship at 7:3G. sermon by Dr.. Don
W. Nichols The United Missionary
campaign will BE- held in this church
heginning ON Wednesday evening at
$50. a cordial invitation to the
public to engage in all these ser
vices.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-25
Diamond Street Church.

l.. 3. Bowers, Pastor.-9:30 a. H.,
Sunday school. Glasses for all grades
and ages. 1O:45, worship, sermon
subject, Ideals" $50 .. M, Ep-
worth League devotional; 1880 p.
M, Association and Sympathy"
Let us start out to make this con-
ference year the very best in the his
tory Of the church. Let us make our
church the force for salvation and
righteousness It ought TO be.