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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-08-27
Thetford Center Iters.

The Social Circle" and ''Larkin Soap
Club" will hold picnic in Mark Sheri-
dams grove Monday, Sept lst. Every
body invited. Come for dinner.
Miss Blanche Maxwell is camping
with friends at Long Lake this isweek.
Verne WILDER and wife, and Lloyd
Geiger and wife have been camping at
Bronson Lake this week.
James Sheridan and wife of Manis-
tique, Mich, have been visiting rela-
tives in this vicinity for week.
Newell Fuller of Clio has been visit
Mildred Reynolds, for week.
Miss Florence Schiller of Arbela is
spending week visiting Hazel and
Marjory Sanford.
Miss Marjory Sanford spent last week
visiting friends in Arbela and vicinity.
Miss Bernice Sanford visited Miss
Grace O'Brien Monday. X.
George Taylor and wife of Flint visit
ed Guss Ludwig and family Sunday.
Gay Bixby and family have been Wis
iting at the home of George Geiger for
few weeks have returned to their
home in Saginaw.
alter Marshall and family of De-
troit spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of Fred Geiger and wife.
Miss Kathryn Mcdonald of Valparaiso
Ind, is spending a short time visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Bert Ostrander and wife of Saginaw
spent Saturday and Sunday at the home
of F. j. WILDER and family. Miss Louisa
| WilEer accompanied them home for
week s visit.
Mrs. Charles Brady has returned to
her home after spending several weeks
visiting friends at Clio, Mt. Morris,
Flint and in this neighborhood.
Milo Parks and family of Flint spent
Saturday and Sunday with Sam Brady
and family. Their daughter, Miss Mable
will visit friends here the remainder of
the week.
Fred Knapp and wife Of Richfield and
daughter Miss Florence of Flint and
Mrs. Hall of Rogersville visited Burton
Hawley and family one day last week.
Matt Benjamin and family of Flint
spent Sunday with his brother, Lewis
Benjamin and family.
F. H. Munsell and family of Howell,
Mich, has been spending several days
at the home of Lewis Benjamin and
| wife.
Mrs. Mary Wilson of Flint visited
her neice, Mrs. Carrie Price, few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Haas motored
to Atlas, Lapeer and other places Sum
day.
The "Social Circles" held their regu-
lar meeting at the home of Mrs. Ida
Page Aug. 14th. About twenty-five were
present and the day was enjoyed by all.
In the prize contest Mrs. Vestie Scott
was awarded first prize and Mrs. Ella
Sheridan won the consolation prize. 1t
was decided after much discussion to
hold picnic in Mark Sheridan's grove,
Sept. 1st, in place of the regular meet
ing in September; hence the announce
ment
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-08-27
BUTTER co.'s PLANT BURNS
Less Than an Hour After Officials In
vestIgated Concern II Was In
Ashes-loss 100000.

Elgin, Ill. Aug. 26-Less than half
an hour after officials of the Elgin
Butterine company had inspected the
plant they had recently purchased for
the purpose Of determining repairs, 1t
burst into flames and burned to the
ground in three hours. II was equip
ped with machinery and was ready to
start operations within thirty days.
The loss Is placed at 100000. The
origin of the fire is a mystery.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-08-27
Prepart for q. A. n. Encampment.

Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. 26.--Gen.
Alfred B. Beers. ommander-in-chief Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic, ar
rived in Chattanooga for final con-
ference with the local committee ar
ranging the national encampment,
which begins September IS.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-08-27

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New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
NSDOOKS go AUTHORS 81

but consider, somewhat carelessly ap-
piled. "Hurrying Fate and Geraldine"
is exactly such sunny, wholesome
story, full of decidedly real and very
engaging people. The atmosphere is
simple and fragrant The plot is sweet
and mellow with age; to tell it will not
do. The "schoolmarm," Geraldine; her
most real-boy brother, Nathan; rustic
Uncle Rufus, full of choice homespun
aphorisms: tmd Mrs. Farleigh; anus
ing Aunt Adelaide, with her ear trum-
pet; the various members of the coun-
try law firm; the delicious, warm heart
ed Mrs Conners, who is fitting out
Dutch Clonial" house, and the Pc
nurious, ill-favored, grasping" nephew
of General Fish (Mr. Bruce Cartwright,
young, handsome and magnanimous).
whose mortgage on the old Osborne
mansion caused all the trouble-to all
of these did our heart warm. In the
field of such stories as this Mrs. Kings
ley's talent Is much better displayed
than in that other realm of hers, OF
Biblical melodrama.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01

,orrse that never yet ran smooth are
t,,1v as interesting and as well drawn
- these two. There is the artists
u,o,her, and his younger brother, a
nbap one learns to know and like. even
Enough his part be minor one. And
.,ore is the delightful and lively old
Iodv Crowborough, and, above all.
,bere is the middleman. Craddock, a
.,,t;c Of distinction and influence in
ondon. and a secret speculator in bud
d,re talent. be it on canvas or in man
,,scrint. \ well-seen character this,
oorvincingly drawn in its being and
,,s commercial transactions. And, to
All our cup of entertainment, there is
bis gadfy. the terrible young dramatist
nrbo turns their secret contract into a
s,ing and brings about his exposure.
uore is an evenings capital reading.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
REFORMED CHURCHES.

At the Collegiate Church of ST. Mich
olas the Holy Communion will be cee-
brated at the morning service tomorrow.
Mr.. MacLeod's evening subject Will be:
our Citizenship Is I'm Heaven; our Citi-
zenship Is in New York"
At the Marble Collegiate Church the
Rev. Or. BurreIl will speak on The Pu-
ritan November at the morning services
and "A Manly Young Man" I'm the even
ing.
At the West End Collegiate Church the
Rev. DR.. Henry Evertson Cobb will
preach tomorrow at II a. IN. and 40
y. IN. Afternoon subject: Would You
Wish TO Live Your Life Over?'
At the Reformed Church of Harlem to-
morrow evening the Rev. DR.. Edgar Til
ton. Jr.. will preach on The Problem of
the city" In view OF the coming election.
At the Hamilton Grange Reformed
Church Dr Paul Seibcrt Leinbach will
preach al II "A. IN. Tomorrow on "Stunted
Lives" At I p. m. there will be "A service
In recognition OF the installation OF five
memorial windows.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
A FRAGRANT TALE.

,r.PRYING FATE AND GERALDINE.
py Florence Morse Kingsley. 12mo,
M 9SS. Franklin Bigelow Corpora
tion.
short time ago we read, in the
course of our business, a regular hair
raiser of a novel The villain was the
most dark and evil. the most treach-
erous and insidious character that we
had encountered for years in the pages
~ lurid fiction. The hero suffered the
tragedy of blindness. There was a
disastrous fire (of incendiary origin).
and an attempt at poisoning in the
story. The heroine was sickly and in
want. On the paper jacket of the look
ne read that this was a story full OF
real people that work and play and
talk: full Of real life in its happy.
healthy aspects. and of fresh air and
open sunshine; a book that would
charm all those who like good story
NJ love. struggle and triumph. We
would simply acknowledge our indebt-
edness for certain phrases Of charac-
terization. in that instance, we cannot
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

Al the Church of the Divine Paternity
the Rev. DR.. Frank Oliver Hall will
preach at II a. m. tomorrow on "ln Both
Worlds" a sermon for All Souls Sunday,
At the Twenty-third Street Young
Mems Christian Association Or. s..
parkes Cadman will speak at 3a5 p. m.
Tomorrow on "A Mans Religion" This
10 the first of series on the general
theme.
RAYMOND B. Fosdick. former Cominis-
sioner of Accounts, will speak on can
Democracy Succeed In New York;? al
n m. tomorrow at the West Side Young
Mems Christian Association.
Everett p. Wheeler will address the
Harlem Young Mems Christian Associa-
,ion Tomorrow at 4;3o p. m. on inc
Young Man and His CITY,
The subject of the lesson sermon IN the
cbristian Science churches Tomorrow VIII
no "EyerIastng Punishment and the
Golden Text Revelation 22. ID. "Behoid'
l come quickly: and my reward Is with
me. 10 give every man according as his
work shall be-"
professionalism and Romanism in Lu-
tber's Time and To-day" will be the suo-
iect Of the Rev. DR.. Junius h. Remensny-
dor at the i96th anniversary OF the
Reformation In St James's Lutheran
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
WANT MISSIONARIES "DRY"
w. G. T. U. Speakers Accuse
Some of Using Intoxicants.

rFrum The rriuune Correspondent.
Asbury Park, oct. 3l.-Ohicials Of the
state and city tonight extended a cor
dial welcome to the National W. G. T. u.
which assembled in the Beach Casino here
this morning for its fortieth annual con-
yention. II was Governor Leon 4. Tay-
lor's first speech since his assumption OF
office Tuesday lie spoke briefly in appre-
citation Of the W. G. T. L.
Mrs Lillian VI. y. Stevens. of Portland,
Me. president OF the national body
called the convention TO order. The re-
port OF Mrs. Frances Parks. of Evanston
H.. corresponding secretary. showed
year Of great activity. New w. \. 4. Is.
unions were organized to the number Of
.233. while 29S Loyal Temperance Legions
were started I'm 30 states. and SO conven-
tions, 800 conferences and $50 schools OF
methods were held. She reported the
gain In membership during the year as
1900. making a total Of 26S,5iJ.
Mrs. Elizabeth =. Hutchinson, of Kan
sas. treasurer. reported the receipts OF
the year at Sl13. 100 So, with expenditures
Of s9i lJj Sc. leaving a balance IN Stocks
and bonds. OF N9.6i3 80.
Mrs. Edith Smith Davis, OF Wisconsin
nrecipitatcd a lively discussion when she
introduced a resolution that missionary
boards require of all missionaries a pledge
OF total abstinence. During the debate IL
was charged that missionaries had been
seen drunk more than once, particularly
in India, although one woman said she
had seen instances of 1t I'm the United
States. A substituted motion in milder
form was introduced by Miss Anna Cor
don. vice-president, but the subject was
IA hlad
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

At the Church Of the Ascension the
Rev. Or. Percy Stickney Grant VIII
preach at II a. IN. tomorrow on The
Best Investment At p. m. the musical
service Will be resumed when Gaul's THE
Holy City" will be given with specia'
soloists. Dr. Grant VIII preach on a
Good City" At S p. m. the public Forum
Inc, will open for the season. There VIII
be a symposium on The Moral and 20
litical Issues OF the Campaign
Dean W. l.. Robbins will preach at the
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION at II a. m.
tomorrow. There will be choral even
song at n m.
The Rev. s. Neal Kent will preach at
the Church OF the Holy Communion at il
a. m. tomorrow and the Rev. Charles NJ.
Beden at S p. n.
The Church Of the Beloved Disciple VIII
Tomorrow celebrate it's fortieth anniVer-
sary. The Rev. Dr. Henry NJ. Barbour
will preach at II a. m. and the Rev John
AcWorth at s p. m.
There will be service tomorrow at II
a m. and p. m. at 81. stephens Church
At p. m. tomorrow at St Luke
Church the combined choirs OF ST Luxe
Parish, under the direction OF the com
poser,'C. whitney Coombs. will sing The
Vision ot st. John" cantata.
"Our CITY. Prison or Home?' will be
the subject Of the Rev. Irwin Tucker IN
the socialist pulpit OF ST. Marks-in-the-
Bouwerie. tomorrow at 8 p. m. In the
Forum. +. s. Egerton will speak from
personal experience. on Charitable ahp
Correctional Institutions of New YORK.
At St Paurs Chapel, Columbia UNI
versity. at y. m. the preacher to-hoI
row will be the Rev. Samuel Mc'horH
Crothers, OF Cambridge, Mass.
At. 81. Bartholomew Church AT j:l5 p
m. on every Sunday from November until
May Arthur s. Hyde will give short
organ recital, with the occasional assist
ance OF Robert Tocdt, violinist and Paul
Suerth. harpist.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Christian Citizenship will be the
theme of DIR. Charles l.. Goodell's dis
course tomorrow evening In st. Paul S
Methodist Episcopal Church. The morn
ing subject will be "The Discovered
Christ" followed by Holy Communion.
The Rev. DR.. H. II. Morgan will preach
on AN Ideal Citizenship tomorrow
evening at Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church. Holy Communion and reception
of members at the morning service.
At the Madison Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church the Rev. Dr. Charles l..
Mead will preach at II a. IN. Tomorrow,
followed by Holy Communion, and at 5
p. m. DR.. Mead will preach an Election
Day sermon on THE Basis of Righteous
Government"
In the Metropolitan Temple at 1915 a. m.
tomorrow the service OF the Lords Sup
per will be observed. The Rev. f. Wat
son Harmon will preach at s p. m.
Commissioner Waldo will speak at the
Happy Sunday Evening" service at 7:4j
o'clock at Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow. DR.. Resner's subject
In the morning the subject will be Help
for Those in Trouble"
The second annual series of popular
Sunday morning lectures will begin in
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow at 10 o'clock, when Justice
Warren +. Foster, OF the Court Of General
Sessions, will speak Of the social value
of the court to society.
The Rev. DR.. Wallace 7. Finch. of st.
Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church.
will preach at IL a. m. tomorrow on
THE lmplacable Necessity" and at
p. m. on The Counsel for the PerpleXed," "
At st. Jamess Methodist Episcopal
Church the Rev. Or. Archey Decatur Ball
will preach tomorrow night on Manhood
and Good Government" At II a. IN. the
Communion Service will be held.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01

The ecclesiastical calendar makes this
All Saints Day, when there will be SER
vices in many churches In New York
commemorative of members who have
died during the year and some memo
rials will be unveiled. At the General
Theological Seminary in Chelsea Square
last night the Rev Howard c. Robbins,
of the Church of the Incarnation, OF this
city. preached the matriculaton sermon,
and this morning Immediately following
morning prayer ffty-six students will be
formally received into the seminary.
Beginning next Monday evening, in the
gymnasium of the seminary, there will he
six Monday evening conferences on the
Church and the social problem. The first
three conferences will be led by the Rev
George l.. Richardson, of Philadelphia,
and the last three by Clinton Rogers
Woodruff, Philadelphia lawyer and
publicist. While primarily for students,
the public is admitted.
All Saints Day was the birthday Of the
late Rev. Or. Morgan Dix, rector OF Trim
ity Parish for many years 1t had been
planned to consecrate to-day the DIX Me-
mortal Chapel. built recently at the NORTH
west corner of old Trinity Church. into
this chapel some time, ago the body OF
the late rector was taken from Trinity
Cemetery. For the convenience or the
Dix family, however, the date has now
been fixed for Sunday, November 80, at
$50 a. m. Bishop Greer will officiate, as
sisted by all OF the Trinity clergy.
Tomorrow morning in the Church OF
the Mediator. Kingsbridge two memorial
windows will be dedicated by the rector.
the Rev. DR.. John Campbell. They are
the gift of Mrs. James Douglass, OF
Spuyten Duyvil.
On Election Day the Most Rev. Dr'
John Bonzano. Apostolic Delegate at
Washington. and Cardinal Farley Will
take part In the celebration Of the twen-
ty-nfth anniversary OF st. Joachim
Church. In Roosevelt street The signiii-
canoe of this church is that it was the
first i'm this city Of what is now an eX-
tensive Catholic work for Italians.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
PRESBYTERIAN.

At the Old First Presbyterian Church,
Fifth avenue the Rev. Dr. Howard Duf-
field will preach at II a. m tomorrow ON
"A Persuasion OF Paul's" and at p. m
on "The Gift OF Peace.
AT the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church the Rev. Or. j. III. Jewett VIII
preach tomorrow at II a. m. and 4So
d. m. continuing his sermons on "Christs
Statement Of His own Commission and
The Laws OF the Spiritual Life"
Al the Brick Church tomorrow DR.. Mer-
riIl will preach at both services. and there
will be communion at the close OF the
morning service.
Dr. Walter Duncan Buchanan VIII
nreach in the Broadway Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning on work
and in the evening on Whose lmage?'
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church the
Rev. Or. William Holloway. OF MOTIFS
town. n. j., will preach tomorrow morn
ing and evening.
At the West Park Presbyterian Church
the Rev. Dr. Arson +. Atterbury VIII
preach tomorrow at II a. m. and the Kew.
DIR. Anthony II. Evans on "The EVerlast-
ing Issues" at p. IN.
Al the Fort Washington Presbyterian
church tho Rev. Dr. Daniel H. Martin VIII
nreach Tomorrow at II a. m. and p. m
Al the Scotch Presbyterian Church the
Rev. DR.. David G. Wylie will preach at ii
a. IN. tomorrow on Paying our VOWS 10
God" and at p. m. on -Four Emblems
of Truth"
At the Church of the Puritans the ReV.
Robert Bruce Clark will speak at ii a. m
Tomorrow on "Thc Uses OF "A Curb BIT
and at D. m. on "The Beautiful city.
The Rev. Dr. Patrick NJ. Playfair, of ST.
Andrews, Scotland, will preach IN Rut-
gers Church tomorrow al II a. IN. and
p. m.
Al the Harlem Presbyterian Church the
Rev. John Lyon Caughey will preach at
II a. IN. tomorrow on Thy kinBdom
Come-A Pre- Election Prayer" and at
430 D. m. on "The Law Of the Sabbath
Al the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Brooklyn. the Rev. DIR. charles
Carroll Albertson will preach at lo;5o
a. m. and 7:i5 p. IN. tomorrow
"Neyer Stop Part Way Toward the
Coal and THE Tammany Ticket; the
Fusion Ticket the Other Tickets-tne
plight Ticket" will be DR.. s. Edward
Young's subjects to-morro" morning anu
evening at the Bedford fresoy'er'ah
Church, Brooklyn.
At the classon Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Brooklyn. tomorrow morning
the Rev. DR.. Joseph Dunn Burrell VIII
nreacb on Lovers of Pleasure. In the
evening the first OF series OF sermons
ON peter. the Pillar Apostle VIII De
preached.
At the Wells Memorial Presbyterian
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
Church, Madison avenue and 7Sd street
tomorrow at IL a. m

NHuiNiI, hldulSOI dNtUic soA othNN1
tomorrow at IL a. m.
Tomorrow morning DR.. stephen S.
Wise will preach at Carnegie Hall before
the Free Synagogue on Votes ana
Morals; or, How Ought / to Voter"
The monthly open Bible conference or
the National Bible Institutes Evening
School for Christian Workers will be held
next Thursday at 4 and p. m. at the
Marble Collegiate Church. The Rev
Henry w. Frost, home director OF the
China Inland Mission, will speak at both
services. Don o. Shelton will give the
second OF a series of Bible Studies on the
Gospel OF st. John at the McAuley Gre
morne Mission next Monday evening.
At II a. m. tomorrow, in the meeting
house of the Society for Ethical Culture.
Dr. Felix Adler will preach on THE Es-
sentias of Judaism" At the same hour
the Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture,
meeting at the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music, will be addressed by DR.. Henry
Neumann on Where Our Good Falls
Short
At Labor Temple Professor s. G.
Schmucker will speak at p. m. to-
morrow on "The Problem Of Pain" This
topic will be developed along the lines
suggested by Professor Sohumacher's bio
logical observations. At 8 p. m. DR.. Jona-
than c. Day will speak on THE Reason
ableness OF Right Living
villa Faulkner Page will hold her sun
day afternoon service during November
at the Masonic Temple Clermont and
Lafayette avenues, Brooklyn, at $50
O'clock Her subject tomorrow will be
New Thought an Every Day Religion"
At the Church OF the Healing Christ
Divine Scence), at No. Al West I'D
street, the Rev. w. John Murray will
continue tomorrow at IL a. M. his series
OF addresses on applied Christianity"
THE Way Out" will be the subject OF
Mary Etheridge Chaplin ut the Berkeley
Theatre tomorrow morning.
At the Unity Society OF Practical
Christianity, No 8O5 Madison avenue.
meetings will be held Sundays at SIS p.
III. and every Monday at p. m. Ms.
Sophia Van Marter's subject tomorrow
will be "The Real Meaning OF Mysticism"
Dr. Madison c. Peters's subject to-mor-
row at II a. nj. in the New York Theatre
will be Charles G.. Gates" At the Peo-
pies Forum following. the political issues
will be discussed BY Herman A. Metz,
Charles Edward Russell and Marcus NJ.
Marks.
Henry Frank, founder of the Metropoli-
tan Independent GiberaD Church. will
reopen his work tomorrow at II a. M.
in the new Schuyler Theatre. He will
also conduct Sunday night meetings at
o'clock I'm Brady's Academy, 1slst street
and St Nicholas avenue.
The thirty-fourth anniversary services
Of the Bowery Mission promise to be OF
unusual interest. They will begin next
Friday evening.
The New Thought Church will resume
its services for tie season on November 3
in the New Aeoian Hall at II a. IN.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
BAPTIST.

The Rev. Or. Charles \. Eaton. Of the
Madison Avenue Baptist Church, will
preach tomorrow morning on "A Com
muuion Meditation" and I'm the evening
on Life Eternal. Internal. External
Are They All One?'
The subjects OF the Rev. Dr J. NJ.
Haldeman's sermons at the First Baptist
Church tomorrow will be as follows:
II "a. m, Fleeing as Bird 10 the Noun
tain; S 2. m, is the Coming Of Christ
Imminent
At Ascension Baptist Church the Rev.
Charles Hillman Fountain will preach at
II a. m. tomorrow on The Kings Mar
riase Feast" and at p. m. on 'The
Lords Second Coming The Rev. George
Douglas. of Flushing Long Island, will
preach next Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday at p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
HARPERS.
Al BO0gS W
The
Passionate Friends
Ry n. G.. Wells

The story of the turbulent lives
of one man and one woman
separated by the barrier OF the
law, vet attached by something
stronger than law-stronger than
themselves. \ story with a back
ground OF high idealism and
prophecy OF the future. There
are vivid personalities which re-
mind YOU of the heroes of the
great love stories of the world.
The invigorating breath OF inter
national movements makes this
novel the most important fiction
the author has produced.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
CONGREGATIONAL.

The Rev. Dr. Charles T.. jefferson. OF
the Broadway Tabernacle. has announced
a series-of special sermons for the Sunday
evening services in November. His sub
iects are "rhe Twentieth Century Ideas
of God and Man. of Religion, OF the Bible.
Of Heaven and He'll DIR. Jefferson Will
preach tomorrow at II a. m.
At the Manhattan congregational
Church the Rev. Dr. Stmson will preach
Tomorrow at 8 D. M. on THE Religious
Outlook Of our Country" At 9 p. m. the
Forum will be addressed by George Me
Aneny on "The Moral Issues Before the
People of New York" DR.. Stimson VIII
preach at II a. M.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
The
Coryston Family
BY Mrs. Humphry Ward

First il is love story, with hero
Inc who will rank as Mrs. Ward 5
most charming portrayal of young
womanhood OF to-day, then an abb
sorbing representation of the dramatic
struggle between the radical and aris-
tocratic elements OF present English
society As rich sombre background
against which the youthful love cpl
sodes stand out, the author has paint
ed the character OF forceful woman,
desperately seeking TO retain the al
most unlimited power that was hers.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
20 CENTS FOR CONSCIENCE
MARYLAND Woman, Repentant,
Swells Fund in Stamps.
IFrom The Tribune Rnreau. ]

Washington, oct 3l.-The conscience
fund of the Treasury Department was
swelled TO the extent Of $40 30 to-day, an
old $40 bill with no accompanying eH.
planation coming from Duluth, ana ~
cents In stamps from Maryland woman.
The latter contribution was turned over
by the Secretary OF Commerce. VINO re-
ceiyed the stamps in a letter stating that
TN. writer had stolen" water glass q
mcneil and piece OF cheesecloth whlie
she was employed in the Census Bureau
several years ago.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-01
UNITARIAN.

The Rev. John Haynes Holmes. Of the
Church OF the Messiah Unitarian, will
preach tomorrow morning prediction
sermon on THE Curse on New York
city"
At Unitarian All Souls Church the Rev.
William Sullivan will preach tomorrow
on conscience as the Interpreter Both
of Man and the Universe" Communion
will follow.
At the Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church
tomorrow the Rev. Or. Charles Fletcher
Dole. OF Jamaica Plain, Boston, Will
preach on THE Religion OF the Light