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Evening journal., 1913-07-23
WANT AD SCOPE.

Have YOU ever noticed that
when you drop a pebble in a pool
Of water how II starts little
wavoa that never ston until they
reach the very limit of the pool?
Well a want Ad often acts Just
like that pebble. for. once you in
sert one. II keeps rolling on un-
til every farthest part of the COM
munity rs reached
II Is this broad, practically lin
itless scope Of the Wants that
gives them their power and
makes them one of the most ef-
icient factors for success.
II you have a need, try the
Wants.
The Wants are efficient in buy
ing, selling, exchanging. hiring,
renting and in many other essen
tials OF the home and business.
Evening journal., 1913-07-23
HFLpING TWF HOME TOWN.

From the Milton Times.
When some people are asked TO do
something for their town they seem
to think they are asked to do some
thing for somebody else.
Well. they are, But they can't DO
something for somebody else without
doing something for themselves also.
The school taxes YOU pay help edu-
cate other mems children But other
men help educate yours
other people are doing things for
YOU all the time. II other men hesi-
tatod you would suffer.
Since the beginning men have lived
IN communuioc Why? So they could
help each other.
The more we help each other, the
more good we get ont of the com
munity.
Evening journal., 1913-07-23

escape. and work on the causeway
was finished on July 16. 1887 Con-
tractor Rose and his assistants are
working. on the under structure and
II will be a week or more before
they will shut off travel and tear out
the old bridge When this is done.
teams and autos leaving or entering
Smyrna will have TO use the road at
the head Of the lake.
Evening journal., 1913-07-23
sT. NICHOLAs MAGAZINE.

BOYS and Girls will enjoy the in
tercsting account of the observance
Of the French National Holiday on
the Fourteenth of July. which is as
great a holiday in France as the
Fourth Of July is in America
An article in the Current number,
appealing particularly to boys is
fourth paper of the world series OF
baseball games-"The Great Amerl-
can Game" by II c. Claudy
Cleveland Moffet's serial story
THE Land of Mystery" IS continues
as is also "Beatrice Of Denewood,
hv Emelie Benson Knipe, and Alden
Arthur Knipe.
L. de r. Handley's article on Up
to-Date Methods for Success IN
Swimming" contains valuable sug-
gestions and is well timed at this
special season.
A number of entertaining stories
end poems add to the general inter
est. and many curious pictures VIII
interesting descriptive reading accom-
panying them are found in the De
r,wtment of Nature and Science FOL
---JrVa p>lha-
Evening journal., 1913-07-23

Figures Seem Real Through Illu-
sion:" Motor Chair Latest Type of
Vehicle:" The Effect of Lighting on
Sculpture" Photographic Map Max
ing From Airships" etc.
DR. Allan Mclaughlin closes his
series of articles on The Battle for
Safe Water Supplies" with a prap-
teal explanation of how any com
munity may estimate the cost of in
stallation and operation of a pure
water system adapted to its needs.
Details of the construction Of a
Home Garage arc given in the Shop
Notes section. and a Tandem Mono
plane Glider" is a feature OF the
Amateur Mechanics Depa tment
Evening journal., 1913-07-23
THE MONTHS MAGAZINES
CENTURY MAGAZINE.

In the August Century will begin
the first chapter of a new novel; The
White Linen Nurse" by Eleanor Hal
lowell Abbott. author of Molly Make
Believe
The story, which teens with inter
est. will be published in three install
ments, with pictures by Herman
Pfeifer.
Humorous experiences and impress
sions of London Paris and Monte
Carlo odd types of the people,
sketches from life, and adventures at
different levels of society, described
in realistic detail will appear in Theo-
dore Dreiser's articles in early is
sues of the magazine, the installment
in the current number dealing with
"The First Voyage Over" it being a
frank and unconventional record OF
the authors first transatlantic
voyage.
In James Davenport Whelpley s
article, entitled. "If Canada We're TO
Annex the United States he musters
an interesting array of facts show
ing that our northern neighbors are
more dependent on US than they are
on England, and why.
An excellent contribution is the
article on American Makers of the
New Janan." 10y William Elliott
Gnfs, a veteran educator, who was
decorated by the late Mikado for his
services TO japan.
The fiction department includes a
number of entertaining stories which
completes an interesting magazine.
Evening journal., 1913-07-23
nam RnnK MAGAZINE.

Fifteen "all star short stories help
10 make the August Red Book Mag
azine one of special interest
Two particular features OF the
magazine are Rupert Hughes's new
novel of American Society, entitled
What VIII People Say" which be-
gins in the current number, and also
a serial story by H. G. Wells.
Included in the short stories is an
other of James Oliver Curwoods 3
Kazan and Gray Wolf stories which
have proved so satisfactory.
Evening journal., 1913-07-23
MnMAN,s HOME COMPANION.

In the Woman's Home Companion
for August appears the photograph
and story Of the perfect baby" which
has recently been discovered in the
nationwide campaign for Better
Babies row being carried on by the
magazine.
The baby's score was 1000 points
100 per cent Anna Steese Richard
son contributes a report of Better
Babie in the Cities in which report
Mrs. Richardson describes two baby
shows of the new kind at Knoxville,
Tennessee. and Des Moines, Iowa.
Anna Gale, in her splendid article,
entitled. Ethics and Cooking shows
how scientific cooking is really in its
infancy
Miss Gale thinks that great revolu-
ton will take place along this line.
Other articles in the August num-
ber are: Talents and Vacations
Shown by Handwritng;T THE
Worlds Greatest Lovers" "A Garden
Fair for Summer Time; where tc
Spend Your Vacation" and Make
Your Christmas Presents Early" Fic-
tion is contributed by Mary Heator
Worse. Mary Hastings Bradley Ger
trude King Tufts. Frederick NJ. Smith
and Sophia Chandler. The regular
Cooking. Fashion. Household and
Young Peoples departments, together
with special art features, complete ar
i issue OF unusual charm and substance
Evening journal., 1913-07-23

Proportionate rates from other
points.
Evening journal., 1913-07-23

Ask Ticket Agents for booklets. or
address n. S. Longaker. District
Passenger Solicitor. 905 Market
street. Wilmin. .on, Del.
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Ne was waichlur me IKE hawk.
ard saw ~ enct me position ! WIS
in VAC the chief 81 pollen been
there Il would not have tcen my
piarc to a. nus ~ being away {,
psseea nae ia ihe position % solns
~ Forever afterwards losing nf I'M
llpcnce with tho Indians. Quicker
than d hsh enld him that / would
nut for enc moment think Of him
going Us see the hostiics without me
FoiuE along We then conferred and
agreed lhHt should set possessions Of
ihe rtfaon 81 Naulzila II possible
and ! dispatched an old Indian worn
an Ga his camp. telling her 20 Say
10 him that : wished him 20 come TO
me AZ once This he dld and unon
Hfriving ] at once placed him Under
grrfnl and compelled him TO 50 with
las iu interview the hos5iiea al his
ranfp abort distance below the
camp WAS the house 90 the resident
aEenty physician. and We stopped by
thp side 81 TIE Same Tor q moment
for consultation. The doctor came
out and asked what ! was doing.
informed him that We we've soing 60
interview the Indians al Nautsila .
camp We could hesr thdn whoop-
lnK and the FIRING 0f guns al the
camp. De said he would 80 along
and rec the fun. urged him 20 re-
main In his house. and not go with
AZ lfn said that he WAS not afraid
and that there would he no trouble.
With the big chief NautEila Ia the
hands of two of San Juan's bucks.
and with san Junn ard twenty ~ his
picked men. we arrived "a the camp
and took a position on the slope Of
che hiii luet across from the camp.
noticed that the squaws and pa
pooscs were running away from
the camp and that there were no
bucks Ign sight Presently one APP
pcafcd. coming from one ~ the
lodges lie Was q most fantastic fell
low. having nothing CA him except a
bFeech-clout. @ string. noccasins,
two beitE Of cartridges. n knife. pistol
and Winchester in his hands He
capored about. dancing and yelling
at the top Of his saity. As found
OUT afterwards. this spectacular play
was 70 hold our attention while H.
hostile comrades were crawling az
tNt NoANf anu AthHutNh w ~ hfttlHN
above as on the hillside. ] asked
the interpreter what he WAS saying.
and was Informed that he was d.
rectlng his remarks 60 me. saying
that was a four-flusher and con-
veyinR the idea tn Apache that I Was
a coward and there was no night IN
me. and that he could HEX me and
the entire outflt. lust then saw the
snake-like forms OF the line Of hos
tiles above NE on the hillside. and.
knowing that there was no time 90
lose, directed San Juan 20 tell two
81 his best shots 10 kill SIR Fantastic
al once. which they did. also taking
a SNAP shot az him. never saw a
gamer Indian. with three bullet
holes through him he turned and Ia
his dying agony fired his Winchester
twice into the ground. Then the fun
commenced,and u was hit and fur
iOus. My Indians disappeared. and
I was seized by the belt and pulled
90 the GROUND BY an indian just in
time 90 save my life. as ] was In the
direct line Of IRE. We drove them
on and turning about TO look for this
doctor found him gone. He had
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Society.


orded in France last year
Russia has 5000 woman doctors
and $1,000 doctors assistants
There are iOs males to every 100
females In the United states
Thirty-two per cent Of The seven
million working women are under
age,
IN the Munich schools attendance is
compulsory ior girls up 10 sixteen
years.
AZ the recent municipal election ln
Los Angeles over 81 900 women voted
Mrs. Alice IS, Blount owns aud edits
"a weekly newspaper in Dubuque. Ga.
What Men Have Thought Of Her.
There viii he so many women in
heaven than men that any marriage,
except OF She Mormon kind would De
Impossible Frederick Sheldon.
Women famed Tor their Nalor. thsir
skill in politics, or their learning
leave the duties of their own sex IN
order 90 invade the privilege ~ Ouvs.
oliver Goldsmith
Woman Is nnc TO- her own salts
faction alone. man only sr ows mans
insensibiliiy Co q new gown.--Jane
Austen.
Women iu this degenerate age are
rare 90 whom aught else but sprdid
gain Is dear i.uuoyiCn Ariosto
Have q useful and good wife Ia the
house. or don't marry al an
Euripides
Nune can do u woman worse despite
than 90 cali her Old -LudovicO ART
OstO.
Woman. orrlng noble woman. hrst
at the forbidden tree, nrst az duty's
call Frederick w Morton.
The beauty of some women has
days and seasons. ana depends upon
the accidents which diminish or in
crease it, Miguel de- Crrvantes.
We meet In society many attractive
women whom we would fear 20 make
our Wivos Collin D'Harloyille,
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tINIH "A lNH fNNTIh Inff4fInpnl az lnf
I.aIi4 tft1 ~ 3aI11 GlIlnoIIfn told BE-.
Inft 1850 Mem Mexico EnHnfnu1ua ~
tlNuNININHII The STORY, @hICN II %
TfWIffHhIN IniEftst yin ht tUNf|nuPa
ftuiA a. la a4s ulsii concluded.
I tsaHt a. i4t antnrs
FfN d 1885, u1ih ine sanction
~ t8e InltfInf dnhnftmrnf. ] had en-
ttH IHln an aa8feaitAl nIlh Gem
tfai HtHiNs commanding iht mir
HHfr department ~ New MeAItos
whereby WIN 10 notify him II ths
roiufn ~ 4n1lant ~ the asancy who
HHt BEEN away and that said ins
i'anN Nse 90 give themeeIves faufi-
It. Ant sliite ~ ie thU uNiIlarf
Nenitn# ~ InffH|Hailru % determine
IHs aaa Aetn uish the hnsilles ~
Nti ~ eNfet everyone knew Thar
HNfNirlt nfuna WIS l5Rrpasiale, see
H wan EnnH HfrauAhmNnt ioG the
Feaatn fhn4 it mcahl q little discI-
r.ine and wnuld rnhictl them 60 a.
Nlalo restraint and after their de-
Tension II lilt fort Tor 4 shert iiu'e
they were a. 81 returned % the
asonct and snbmit % q daily count
- 4hn others IN the reservation were
t4nmltfiug on thc 18th 20 toiA y
st vrar. rrlnfnins fFom Fort Atnnr
iun to fht agency ana arriving fhefe
at nnon, WAS sufpfisee q And the
t4nn - Rhieg NAulz'la ga lnt main
foa8 . mile above tho housc ! was
thcn llYlnF is. and fhat there WAS
8 dance going on. ! drove throVEh
fhr calup. the lndEta being on bath
sides uf the read. and saw a nae
American mare dead. with a number
~ new Indians cutting her up. while
others were 9uxaecd ia building y
big nfo. The mare turned out 50 be
q very me oro. just brought BY
ltewlInE and Leenet from Illinois
AVID the Indians had taken her that
morning from their nsll eighteen
niIce from the aGency. They were
ia their war paint. but oid not at
tempt a. stop me. aud a. I had one
~ our iiltio boys with me 1 did not
ARE 60 take chances trying 80 talk
with them. Hcachinr home ! found
san Juan. anoihcr 81 thc chiefs. a.
the house with twenty ~ his war
tlnss. He WIS a rival chief % Nsut-
1ila ard very Jealous of him.
Through ghe interpreter ! soon gath
cred tho facts. A war party Of eleven
bucks had come In and AZ they be-
Inneed 10 Nautnisa'H band they came
10 his camp. NY chief Of Indian POI
lice unfortunately WAS az Tularosn,
and therefore not available AZ this
crisis. had often IN council ex-
paalneo 90 the Indians that they must
insisf on the surrender Of any In
diana returning % the agency, ex-
planning a. them tho arrangement
made with the military. and that IN
order 20 retain their reservation they
must align themselves on the side Of
the government; that n tho Indians
comins IN would not glte themselves
az We muse take tho indian police
and compel them 10 surrender and II
need be must hGht 90 force them q
obedience. I asked san Juan what
De thought Of the situation. He re-
piled that the Instructions ! had
fhcrclofore given must be carried out
and shns n the Indians az Nautxila's
camp wouid not surrender We must
compel them "a DO 10. ] fully coin-
cided with hlm and 80 informed him.
lie said. however. that u would be
necessary for me 20 50 with them.
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$3.50 RECIPE FREE FOR
WEAK MEN
Send Name and Adtlress ToGay--YOu
Cpn Have "a t'ree aud Be
strong and NiuurouA

We have IN our possession
prescription Tor nervous debility.
lack Of viEnr. weakened man
hood. failing memory and lame
hack. brought on boy excuses. un-
natural drains. or the folllcs OF
youth, that has cured SO many
worn and nervous men right IN their
own homes--without any additional
help or medicine we think every
man who wishes 20 regain manly
COVER and virility, quickly and quiet
ly, should have a copy So we have de-
termlned To send copy OF the pres
crlDtion FREQ OF charge, IN plain,
ordinary sealed envelope 20 any man
who will write for Il.
This prescription comes ron
physician who has made a special
study Of men and We are convinced 81
Is the surest-acting combination foi
the cure OF deficient manhood and
vigor failure ever pat together
We think We owe II 20 our
fellow men 60 send them copy
In confidence so that any man
anywhere who is weak and dis
couraged with repeated failures
may stop drugging himself with
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what We believe is the quick acting
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cure himself al home quietly snd
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send you = copy OF this splendid rec
lpe In a plain ordinary envelope free
NJ charge. A great many doctors
would charge t3.e0 to $500 for mere
" writing out prescription li!3 this
but we send II entirely free.
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Congregational Church.

Corner Coal and Broadway; Rev
Thos =. Dyer. pastor. stanley seder
organisi
Morning worship at I o'clock with
sermon by the pastor, tho topic being,
"Thr can 81 God " Evening wor-
shin re-; s n'cluck al which time the
pastor viii speak on Friendship = =
cordial initiation is extended to az
tend these services
SUNDAY school a:f5 &C. m. ". =
Lthgow. superintendent. Christian
Endca,or 1000 A.. M Following it
the musical program.
Morning service; ORGAN prelude
Meditation" Mnllly; trio, ~ VIII
Sing of Thy Power 0.utkinl, choir
ductt. cart Thou Weary" tGrahcn
Hoffman Mrs. o., N. Henderson
John % Talkcnhurg
Evening service: organ prclud"
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ST. I'aul's Evangelical Lutheran
Church.

silver avenue and Sixth street; Ed
ward p. Schucler. u. D.. pastor. par
sonage. SOC south sixth street. Phone
1923.
sunday school ln charge OF Mr.. =.
G. Keefer. s.fs a. ~.
Morning Worship n O'Clock. SER
mon theme. Gods Building"
Endeayor meeting, y. m. led by
tho pastor. Lessons FROM Forests
and Fields"
Evening service. = o'clock theme.
who o. Ny Neighbour"
Next week. Tuesday evening, Biole
training class, in charge Of Mrs. Aug.
Kracmcr Friday evening. scrN re
preparatory to the holy communion on
the following sunday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice Of Mother no Doubt Pre-.
vents Daughters UntimeIy End.

Ready, KY" was not able 10 do
anything for nearly six months" writes
Mis-. Laura Bratcher, OF this place, land
was down IN bed for three months.
! cannot tell you how ! suffered with
my head, and with nervousness aud
womanly troubles.
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good, and he had
70 give Il up. We tFied another doctor,
but he did not help me.
AZ last, my mother advised me 10 fake
Cardui, the wOman's tonic ! thought
4 was no use for ! was nearly dead and
nothing scenes 10 DO me any good Bul
J took eleven bottles, and now am able
10 do all OF my work and my own
washing
! think Cardui Is the best medicine In
The world. NY weight has increased,
and J look The picture OF health
II you suffer from any Of lhe ailments
peculiar 10 women, get a bottle OF Cafdui
l0d1g Delay Is dangerous. We know
Il viii help you. for Il has helped 50
many thousands Of other weak women
~ The past 50 years.
A. all druggists.
R,Hs fs' ChananooHa Medicine Co. lad.of
ADVISORY Der ChnildnouEa. Tenn. flf htri ~
irffaliieHf Oh Youf cate and % Pass book Home
if,aaei ief Women. in pain ~iasasi' NC l2s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

inRn ana hunting trip up 20 Bis
Meadows dressed IN oeeralla There
arc no men in tho party Noe since
Mft UobfHe tiee of Los Angeles
denned pair ol Workman's trousers
% make the same trip ave or aix
years ago has any woman ever dared
90 a. ~ and the psrty attracted AL
kinds 81 attention a. n proceeded
yesterday up tho trail from Harycy's
camp % Seven Oaks.
''ft isn't that am e follower 81
nr. Mary Walker ~ even q nsfra-
gctte." explained AIRS phrola 10 the
curious crowd "a Barvey'n. "yut I be-
hcve in making trip 81 this kind
there's nothing likc being comfort
nhIo."
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Central Avenue Nnahosllst E,sissopai
Church, south.

East Central ana Arno street sam
uei T., Allison. pastor. residence g i6
South Edith street Preaching ser.
yires. O. a. ~. Services conducted by
Rev. Il. s. owen. Theme. "'rhe Soul
sunday school 9.4s a. M. n. N.
Doris. superintendent
Epworth league. y. M
Services az u. M. conducted hy H.
Edgar spindle Theme for evening
hour "Univcrsai Peace; its History
and Progress
Regular "Wednesday evening prayer
service.
Any further announcements viii be-
made "a the sunday services
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

Christian Science services are held
Ia the Woman's club building. at the
corner of seventh street and Gold
avenue, every Sunday morning az n
o'clock Subject for this week.
"Sonl Wednesday evening services
are at o'clock. The public rs cor
daily Invited 10 attend these services.
SUNDAY school a. 10 q. M.
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TOUR WOMEN WEAR
EASY 0VERALLS
ltistasid QaArtcgie Declare Pants
Are only Proposition when a
Comes Ia Mountain Climbing.

Redlands Cal Aug 10 Believing
that skirts. divided on otherwise. are
out ~ place and unhandy when "a
comes 90 camping trips ln the noun
iains, Mrs r.. ~ rarOla OF Riverside.
accompanied by her daughter aud
two young women, are taking a fish,
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Corner Fourth md West silver
Archdeacon w r. Warren. rector:
residence. 1909 WEST Tileras avenue
Thirteenth sunday after T.inity. Holy
communion. a. M sunday schoo'
9;t6 a. M morning service. 200
o'clock, no evening service.
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Corner Lead avenue and south
Third street Charles oscar Beck
man. pastor. Edith Gorny. deacon
css, y a. porterneld. superintendent
OF sunday school, Mrs. n .. Temp
kins president Of Epwerih LEAGUE
Mrs. ". v Winchester. choir director
ana soioist
Preachlug by the pastor at "A n. m.
and .. M. morning subject. "Slc-
riiircs. Evening Worship subject.
Christ. the Door" AIRS n. w. Win
chester VIII slng 40 both services.
Anthem by the choir In the morning.
sunday srhoul az a;45 r.. M a
meeting for men only at y. M. Ep-
worth leaguc devotional services at Z
y. m. Mrs G.. %. Beckman. leader a
welcome for all
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some itching skin trouble, use Doan's
Ointment 4 little ~ II goes long
way and u r. safe FOR children. soc
a box az all stores.
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The Churches


EIIIIII'''''IIFF' NF'I'Ff I'EIIlll fIlllFfnl
sodality mass, a. M. chiidrrn's
mass, $40. late mass. 10 q. m. Even
ing service. 1.50.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

Diamond lce--fn@ best tee. made
from distilled water. Phones b7-Bs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-08-16

Ny Soul" Chadwick offertory. "Ber-
coUse, Dolbruock
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Corner broadway and Lead avenue.
Bible school ~ e.tb a. M, Prof &c d.
on ~, Drake, superintendent The
assistant superintendent surprised
his many friends hy his sudden ap-
poarance last Sunday Secretary D.
a. Moecr. however. w the absence 81
Mr. Drake. took charge Of the schouf
a large attendance ~ expected next
sunday; IA present last sunday
Preaching az both services next
sunday hy Pastor Longfellow Morn
Ing topic "Chrlsilan sicndfneiness.
Miss Fruit viii sing 90 the morning
service Evening. Christ our Pass.
over" The pastor d pleased az the
large attendance that has continued
during the hot weather. both morn
inE and evening
Young Peoples service at o. IA.
The topic for sunday cvening Is
"AhRb" prayer and social meoiing
ON "Wednesday. topic, Joseph and tits
brethren" Gen. tb.i-i5. 50;tt-2i.
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Corner Silver avenue and FIFTH
street Hugh A. Cooper. pastor
ghnunccy A Foreman. associate pas.
tor Bible srheal osts h. m; Mems
Fellowship class and Kings paugh
tors class meet at 10 V. M; morning
worship. ii sermon theme LOYALTY
90 Christ" Musical program;
Prelude "pnHtoraie". ... Whitiug
Offering song Without Words"
Ashford
Anthem saviour Source 81 Every
blessing" ......... lforEmnu
postiude ............... Douglas
Chas. Andrews, director. Miss
Roryl Kcnworthy orRaulst; Miss
Helen Goetz. supply organtt
80 evening worship union service.
at First Methodist Episcopal church.
Christian EndeaVor surictv, 200 ~
M. Topic. Lessons from Field and
Forest " Leader. Miss Edna Mo
Chcsncy.