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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-26

couple were married in Wellington
Kansas, August 1903 and have three
children the custody of which plain
tiff asks. On one occasion. plaintiff
charges that his wife left him and
went to Wichita. Kansas. where she
represented herself as single woman
and continued To keep company with
other men j. h. Perry is plaintiffs
attorney.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-26
Wife UnfaithfuI Wants Divorce.

Alleging that his wife. Myrtle, has
proven unfaithful to him by keeping
company with men Of low character
Lee Graybeal has commenced suit for
a divorce in the local court. The
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-26
"OREGON CHERRY DAY" SET.

July 1 1913, to he Great Date In His
tory of Panama Fair.
SALEM. Ore. March 26.-July /,
1915, was chosen as "Oregon Cherry
day" at the Panama Pacific Expo
sition by the Salem Commercial club.
The club was asked sometime ago by
the officers of the exposition to name
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-26
brought in From pilot Rock

Carl jackson and J. ID. Welch ar
rested in Pilot Rock on charges of
larceny from the person, were today
turned over To the custody of Sheriff
Taylor by Marshal Newcomb to await
proceedings against them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-26
LAWYERS CLAIM MOORE AND
JACK CAN'T BE OUSTED

CONTINUED from page one.)
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
WAIKIKI INN SCENE
OF 4 FIST FIGHT
lack SculIy and John W. Short
Alleged To Have Attacked
Creditors Manager I.

An account of "framed,up" fist
fight, in which John 7. Seully, former
manager Of Waikiki Inn, and John w.
Short Of the collector Of suetoms Of
Gee, took leading parts against +. IL.
Kanne, representative of the creditors
at the inn, was given yesterday at a
meeting Of the creditors of the resort.
4 The fight occurred about midnight
Tuesday. Short is said 10 have made
insulting remarks 10 Kanne aud ehal-
lenged him TO a iistie fight. When the
shallenge was accepted and the first
blows struck, Scully, who, up to this
time, had stood in the background, took
part against Kanne.
The fight lasted several minutes and
Kanne claims he came out with flying
,olors. He declares that Seully was
really the instigator Of the ARRAY; that
Scully had been attempting to make
,rouble for him since the first day the
ereditors put him in charge Of the re
sort. t
Scully in turn denies that he was
instigator Of the fight o. in fact hac
anything TO do with II. He says thai
there was a fight between Y Kanne and
others, but that he.did not take par
In 1t.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
.TRIFLE CAUSES
kauai MURDER
Valentine Sponu Shot by Juan
PaOero Following Quar-
rel Over Pipe

A pipe, said 70 have been found at
the baseball park in Lihue, Kauai is
alleged TO have been the cause Of q
murder committed at the Garden Island
county seat last Saturday. Valentine
lpong, Filipino, and Juan Pacero, a
fellow conntryman, had a dispute over
the ownership o. the pipe, it Is said,
The latter claiming that the article be
longed to him. q.
Valentine is reported % have gone
into the Filipino dahre hail after the
argument, while I'acero walked away,
returning, however, SHORTLY afterwards
with n Ratchet and, Il is alleged, be-
pan an assault on the other man. Val
entiDe was seized by friends but, be.
ing released, walked up TO Paeero who
fred FIVE shots from revolver at his
victim Valentine Ipong died a quar-
ter Of an hour later at the Lihne Hos
pital,
II is believed that both men had
been drinking The two men were plan
tation laborers. .Inan paeero is said
to have confessed to having done the
shooting, stating that he did 50 only
in self-defense. The alleged murderer
will be tiled before Judge Lyle A.
Dickey and a. jury at the November
term Of the circuit court at Iiihue.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
HAWAII STILL LOOKS
5000 TO kAHAMAM0kU

According to a letter to friends here
from Duke p. Kahanamoku at Los An.
geles, the world s crack swimmer will
be back in dear old Honolulu in a very
short time.
At present, Duke is saving lives,
teaching how to swim and repairing
automobiles in the land of sunshine and
oranges. The bee 20 take part In the
big swimming meet in Australia Is buz'
ring in his bonnet and Duke win cOmt
here before sailing 10 the Antipodes
This is according TO his plans bni
from what the Australian papers say
there is not chance of pulling off any
swimming meets there for some tim
to come. Australia has too many othel
things to think about just now with thu
mother country at war.
Anyway Duke is coming back h
Fair Hawaii and will no doubt taxi
part in the swimming meet during Car
nival week. VA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
pHILApELPHIA. October g

4 PHILADELPHIA, October s.-(As-
soeiated Press by Mareoni Wireless)--
Both the regular Philadelphia and Bos-
ton teams awaited themselves of IN
opportunity to practise yesterday, and
both spent the greater portion of the
afternoon getting in lighting shape for
tomorrow's opening game Of the worlds
series.
with cred :, Smith out Of the game
at third base for Stallihgs men, George
Deal was sent 20 the difficult corner and
was given a severe workout there.
/ During the Philadelphia practising
II was noticed that 9 Stuffy'' MeInness
was not at first base, and Il leaked out
that his throwing hand, which was
struck by pitched ball ten days ago
Is still in n bad way; and the Athletic
rooters are dubious whether he will be
able to take his place in the lineup
tomorrow.
All signs point TO the banner crowd
In the history OF Shibe Field being on
hand when the game Is called. All re
served seats have been sold and thou
sands seeking seats in these sections
have been turned away and have lined
up 10 get a chance to buy bleaeher seats
and standee room.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
EVANGELICAL SOCIETY
PUBLISHES ITS REPORT

From the presses has just come the
ninety-seeond report Of the Hawai-.
ian Evangelical association, The re.
port covers the 1914 period, and in.
cludes a financial statement, as well
as articles from different members OF
the association. e. r.srFs.,
The first article Is the report OF
Rev. William B. 0leson, corresponding
secretary and general superintendent,
OF the association. He speaks Of the
fine progress made in the last year
mentioning that the contributions ex
eeeded $780, more than the previous
period. .s@E
One of the interesting articles u
the booklet is the one in memoriam o.
the late Rev. Hezekiah Manase an'
Rev. J. X. kekahuRa, written by Rev
10. VI. GuHek. ".
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS
Big Fellows Lay Away the Bats
and Gloves

NEW YORK, October 0. - (Associ.
ated Press bv Federal Wireless with
the defeat o: the Highlanders here yes.
terday and likewise the defeat of the
Red Sox at Boston, the 1914 baseball
season of the American League came
to an end. With but two more games
to play, the Nationals ended their sea
son Tuesday afternoon.
Following were the scores Of yester'
day s. games:
At Phihdelphia- Philadelphia 10,
New York 0. AT BostonWa Washington
II, Boston 4.
NEW YORK, October 7.--(By Asso.
eiated Press) The National and
American League series will close with
today's games. The first game between
the Boston Nationals and the Phila.
delphia Americans for .ae world Z
championship will be played at Phila'
delphla next Friday, October o.. ,
n Yesterdays games between mines Of
the two leagues respectively were as
follows:
National League,
"A At Brooklyn Brooklyn 3, Boston p
second game, Boston Z, Brooklyn 3.
At New York--New York 5, Phila
delphia j; second game, Philadelphia
Is, New York o.
American League.
At Philadelphia-New York 2, Ph.la
delphia !.
At Boston--Boston 3, Washington 4
Standing Of leagues:
| = p VI #'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
oakIand's Million Dollar Auditor
ium To Be Architectural
Marvel

OAKLAND. California, September
2l--A. Sterling Calder, the distin
guished sculptor who did most Of the
sculpture for the Panama. Pacific Ex1
position, has been engaged 70 design
the panels and terra Gotta decorations
for OAKLAND new $'l,000,0Q0 anditO
rum. Calder will receive $4,000 for the
work.
The facade Of the auditorium win be
most distinctive in its architectural eff
fects More than four hundred feet
long and Of imposing height, It is
pierced by number Of arches backed
by inches. The facade Is of granite,
and the inches and panels wi be terra
Gotta belut IA ly modelled 10 symbolic
designs,
Calder Is we'll known as a sculptor
both in the East and on the Pacific
Coast. lie was the designer and seulp,
tor Of many beautiful groups of statu,
airy which have given him much fame,
aud his engagement TO do the work on
the Zig auditorium is considered proof
that 1t will be one Of the most artistic
buildings OF its kind in the country.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
MAINLAND BASEBALL Is
ALMOST At AN END

Two moro baseball leagues have
wound mp the 1914 season, the Ma
tional and American closing -p shoI
Yesterday afternoon. Unofficial re
turns show that Boston won in the
National and the philadelphia Ath'
letics won in the American, Friday
tomorrow, these two teams scrapping
for the world 8 championship.
This leaves two leagues still scrap
ping, the new Federal League and the
Pacific Coast League. The former will
shut up shop October IS, while the
Coasters will keep going until October
% E 4atst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
NO. /
HELPS NO. Z.

TAFT, September 25,--The old Lake.
view Oil Company has come TO the res
cue of the Lakeyiew No. Oil Com
pany,. and is aiding y IN its storage
of the great production from the No.
4 well on section 4, ll-23, The sumps
which were formerly used for the Lake
view No. /, which came IN four years
ago and startled the world by its great
flow, are to be used in the storing OF
the new Lakeview wonder. Snmps on
both sections 80 and % have been
leased for new storage.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09

LONDON, October s. ~ associated
Press by Marconi Wireless) English
and Scotch universities opened yester-
day for the annual fall term. The at
tendance Is greatly reduced on account
Of the war.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09

w. Tin Chong, manager of the Chi
nese Athletic Union baseball team is ~
receipt Of letter from Kan Yen stat
ing that the majority of the sammy
Hop aggregation win be back in Homo
lulu via the Sierra due here October
10. This'will be one day after the close
of the Oahu League season.
All the men report having had
great time and with having added !
few dollars to their bank roll, They
are likewise anxious TO get back "a
Honolulu, that is all except Apau and
Vernon Ayau, who will probably re
main in the States.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
LEXINGTON

LEXINGTON, Kentucky, October q.
-(By Associated Press)--A new
worlds record for three-year-old trot.
tiers was set yesterday by Peter Volo
in winning the classic Kentucky flu
turity. Peter Volo won in three con
secutive heats, his best time being 2
minutes az seconds.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09

NEW YORK, October Thy Asso
ciated Press On the eve Of the
worlds series championship games, the
Boston Braves have sustained a severe
blow to their pennant hopes. The Ma
tional League champions have lost thS
services Of Red Smith, the hard-hit
ting third baseman secured from Brook
lyn in mid.season and whose fine play
ing helped materially to win the Ma
tional dag. In sliding TO base j.
yesterday s game Smith broke his leg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09

A general pardon was granted to
Eugenio Arroyo yesterday morning by
Governor Pinkham.A Arroyo was con
vieted Of the crime of manslaughtef in
the first degree, IN the local circuit
court, January IS, 1905, and sentenced
to imprisonment at hard labor for a
term OF fifteen years and to pay the
costs Of court in the sum Of eighteen
dollars and City cents h.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
NO POSITION YET
FOR BANANA JACK
Sheriff Rose, Though, Tries To
Put Another Favorite Over
Civil Service
lFrom Thnrsday AayerLiser..l

Deep, subtle, strategy marks the cam.
paign Of Charles Rose. sheriff Of the
city and county Of Honolulu. in the
conduct Of his campaign TO secure the
appointment Of Jack Kalakiela as clerk
to OH the vacant position in his ~,
Zee. This campaign is so subtle, and
so strategic, that banana Jack -
name was not even so much as men.
toned at the meeting of the civil
service commission last night. :
Meanwhile, Ave good men and true,
whose namos head the list Of those
,assing the recent civil service exam,
nation for the popition, must pursue
he even tenor OF their way, one OF
them at least minus the Job and the
salary 70 which he is entitled by law,
Commission Takes Notice
The civil service commission has be
mn to sit up and take notice when
he sheriff appears before that hon,
lrable body and makes suggestion
" two. Last night he desired TO know
z Henry Moldenhauer, former patrol
nan, could be reappointcd 10 the force.
II developed that Moldenhaner, who is
said to be n very acceptable man for
he position, left the force shortly
after the civn service commission came
into existence He had been appoint.
II originally between the time the civil
service law was passed and the time
he first list Of eligibles was furnished
the sheriff IT,.
designations Don't 60
Under an old rule il was believed
hat civil service employe could re.
'ign and come back again and have
his name placed on the eligible list
within year without further examina.
ion. Sheriff Rose stated that at the
lime Moldcnhauer desired TO quit the
force TO accept another position, he
vas advised by the then Sheriff Jar.
rett to resign so that he could come
back later IL he desired. Sheriff Rose
says that was the understanding ex.
sting at that time.
Sheriff Is Turned Down
The present civil service commission,
however, is not appointing anybody TO
ivil service jobs at this time, unless
his name Is somewhere around The top
If the list of eligibles certified at the
last examination. SO stated Chairman
f. +. BODICE last night. The proposal to
-einstate Moldenhapcr may have been
perfectly harmless, but il did not bear
he board Of health's o. K, nor that
If the city attorneys Office, so il met
With no favor at the hands Of the COM
mission.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
SPORTS
DOES NOT INTEND
TO RAISE PRICES
IT VENICE SERIES


\ Despite the rumors being cir. =
4 eulated, the management Of the =
4 Venice series wishes TO inform the =
4 public that there will be no raise =
4 In prices to witness the games =
4 Venice takes part In, even If the =
4 talent Is the best ever brought to y
4 Honolulu.
\ Tickets will be placed on sale y
y shortly for these games, and the y
4 same prices which prevailed dur y
4 ing the playing Of the California =
= University team will be In vogue, =
4 The manager Of the Venice series, y
\ while approaching the vast differ =
4 enee between Venice and Califor- 7:
4 mia as baseball players, has no de- =
= sire or wish TO gonge the public, =
4 and the prices Of admission to the =
4 Venice series will vary from iif- y
\ teen cents to seventy-hve cents, y
4 exactly what they were when Cali =
4 fornia played, which certainly =
\ should be satisfactory TO the fans =
y when IL Is taken into cdnsidera- =
y ton that every man In the lineup =
4 of the visiting team will be star. =
4 In fact many Of Hogan s men =
x that is three or them-tare to 20 =
i to the major leagues, while Jim =
4 Scott Of Chicago, Witt and Stan. y
\ mage Of Detroit and possibly Wea- Z
4 yer Of Chicago are to be In the y
4 lineup. Likewise there Is to be y
4 the best umpire In the Coast =
4 League along with the team, this =
y alone being feature well worth :
y the seeing. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09

ROME, October ST. Associated Press
by Marcpni Wireless) -Papal Secretary
OF State Ferrata, who has been taken
in, is becoming worse, aud fears are
now entertained for his recovery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09

SAN FRANCISCO, October s.-(spe,
cial to The Advertiser by Marconi
Wireless Among the departing pas,
senPers for Honolulu on the Matsonia,
which sailed yesterday, are Collector
Franklin, Joseph Pratt, J. p. Cooke
and Federal Judge Clemens. .~ @
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
Land Agents Win Sell Million Dol
lars Property II Buyers
Appear

Real estate sales have been slow
during the week The Waihiku civic
convention, which practically amount
ed to a three-days holiday for the
land statesmen, interrupted the even
course of events bnt the agents say
that they brought back much inspira-
tionu from the Valley Isle and are pre-.
pairing TO do million-dollar business
this winter.
Beach walk Ceiling Fast
The Trent Trust Company sold a
Beach Walk lot TO Robert King. This
makes the twelfth lot sold in this sub
division since September /. New resi-
dences are to be bnilt on all Of them.
-Four new ones have been finished and
two dwellings are now in process Of
construction.
Originally there were ffty.seven
house sites in Beach Walk. Twenty.
FIVE have. been sold to home builders
at prices Of $1,000 or above. 3.
The company is building new con
crete sidewalks along one side of each
Of the three streets which extend
through, or border this tract, from Ka.
lakaua avenue to the beach road. The
sidewalk on Levers road is now about
finished. Saratoga roadfwill come next
and then Beach Walk street.
y. +, Steere Of the Henry Water.
house Trust Company reported that
business is picking up although no sales
of any considerable v6sue were made
dnring the week.
A Thurston Avenue Sale
The Hawaiian Trust Company sold
a lot on ThurstOn avenue containing
II 900 square feet for $4,000. There
is small cottage on this lot. M
( They said that with dividend money
now coming into the hands of planta-
ton shareholders the outlook for heavy
real estate trading has greatly i'm.
proved. Many shareholders who are
benefiting from the war prices on the
Hawaiian staple will put their profits
into homes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09

WASHINGTON, October 8. ~ (Asso.
eiated Press by Commercial Pacific
Cable) - Rear Admiral Howard, com,
mander,in-chief Of the Pacific feet, re-
ports that serious food shortage ex-
lists along the west coast Of Mexico.
The populaee Of Acapulco, he states,
Is facing starvation. - s. .
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
BILL INMAN DOES
WELL FIRST TIME
IN FAST COMPANY
STANDING OF TEAMS

4 SAN FRANCISCO, October 81
4 Associated Press BY Marconi
4 Wireless) LIN n game that served
= TO introduce Bill Inman Of Homo
= lulu as a pitcher, Wolverton 3 Mis-
4 sions trimmed the Seals yesterday.
\ Inman replaced Pernoll IN the
= fifth inning, after the game was
= lost, and barring a little wildness,
\ performed In ereditnble style. He
4 allowed bue one hit during the
= four innings he pitched, Score
= Missions 8, San Francisco !.
4 At Los Angeles, Dillop's men
4 had little trouble winning from
4 the Oaks. Score--Los Angeles z,
4 Oakland 3.
4 At Portland, Mercedes men
= played rings around the Tigers,
4 winning without effort. Score
4 Portland s, Venice 2.
O**& #kA
+ SAN FRANCISCO, October Z. (
4 ASSOCIATED Press bv Marconi
4 Wireless) The Pacific Coast
4 League games yesterday result
4 ed as follows;
4 San Francisco ~, Missions 8.
4 Los Angeles 8, Oakland z.
+ There was no game between
= the Venice and Portland mines,
4 the teams being engaged In
+ travelling during the day.
= 4 n = n = = 4 4 A = II = a 4 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09
Bank of Hawaii
J. LIMITED.

b. & = b s
tncorporated Under the Laws Of the
Territory of Hawaii.
PAID.UP cAPITAL..., $500, 10000
sf1RPT.us .O0,OO000
UNDIVIDED PROFITS -, l57,692s 90
OFFICERS.
C. II. Cooke. .a.....,....,... ~, Presideht
r. ID. Tepney Vice Presiiepl
y u Tlamoh u. Cashier
"a q Fnller Assistant Cas- ier
r. McCorriston Assistant Cashier
DIREOTORs: G. II. Cooke, =. D.
Tenney, A. Lewis, Jr., Il. +. Bishop,
y w Macfarlane, j. A. McCandless,
q. II. Anterior, Geo. P, Carter, r. d.
Damon, #. G. Atherton. X A. Cooke
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS
DEPARTMENTS.
Strict attention given to all branches
Of Banking.
JUDD BLDG, FORT ST.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09

Royal 3akng Powder Cook Book sent tree request address
Box $50, Honolulu, Hawaii. En-. .E.. "E. s "a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-09

o***************O
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-17


good w0rk of teacher and pupils work
ing Tor the good of humanity. which
win be lesson well learned and not
ito be soon forg ten.
Earl Wishard spent Sunday evening
at the a. s ArMes home 4
Mi. ana Mrs. John Molln, Theodpre
M0lln and Miss Edith Savage were
guests at the ELI Oleson home 'hfttres
Bert Lewis Rfid family spent Mon
day evening home peonie, Mr..
and Mrs, 81. q. Lewis.
Vim. Lewis and family and Biair
Tessier and family were among the
yVatertoWn shonpers Saturday
Roy Wellingt ton left for Raymond
Friday from which place he started
for New York where he will spend the
winter Waiting with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Roberts and family are enjoy
ling d visit from their daughter and
little granddaugh ghted who live In Mis-
souri, Her name We did not learn.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-17
\ BGRACELANp

Mrs. Frank swanson and children
visited from Sunday until Thursday
Iof last wesk at the Bert Muller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hansen spent
Thursday afternoon at Earl Graham,s.
Miss Lauretta Jorgenson assisted
last week at the eco Goldberg home.
NeIs Hanson and family of Henry,
land Mr.. and Mrs. August Jensen
spent Sunday at Henry Hanson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Swanson Sum
dayed ait Hans Hanson i.
Mrs O. s. B. Olson came up from
Watertown last week to help care for
mrs. Albert Olson. who we are sorry
to report. is quite sick with the grippe.
Miss Carrie Steele returned to her
hoMe Sunday. ss hi 4 s.ss
Frank sConnor and family spent
Sunday at Geo. Lawrence.s. IS.
Miss Flora Shape is assisting at
the Carl LOomis home.
Nels Jorgenson left Tuesday morn
ing for Aberdeen, where he will at
tend the farmers elevator convention
held there.
Mr.. and Mrs. chas. Ait and cl,ii-
drs n were Sunday evening guests at
the .sarl Graham home
The sale and chicken pie supparG
held At the Danish hall Friday proved
to be success. Each one at pie to-
his hearts content. The proceeds
amounted 70 thing over s66.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-17
RicHL.AMD.. !.

Mrs. Joe Purcells Sunday schoo.
Isclass met at the Porter home to prac
tice for Christmas exercises The
Sunday school is preparing quite &
program .3ss.
Ernest and Dan Roberts attended
the dance at the GutcheI home last
Thursday night. ss
Christmas once more viii soon be
here to remind us of that wonderful
Saviour who brought with him the
teaching Of peace on earth, good VIII
to men. y. n, 51
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Lewis and fam
fly we're guests at the III 3, Rowley
home Thursday evening Miss Beath
and number Of her pupils were
pracficfng for a program for her
school at Christmas time.
Emil Molln visited at the Mn Ellis
home near the city Sunday
Miss Edith Savage spent Saturday
and Sunday as q guest at the, home
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. @. Lewis.
Mrs, Iva Turner aad MI. George
Lewis spent Sunday evening at the
Vim. OStFander home. #
Mrs and Mrs Wing and iittl Corine
Harold Wing and Peter Molln spent
Sunday at the John M0lIn home
Cecil ostrander and Claude Rowley
went to watertown Saturday
Miss Edith Savage and pupf1n dom:
ated 4 eack Of fouf for the Beigfan,
sufferers; and Will also MAX hi d a box
of Chrfs4mae articles for tfls orphans
home at Sioux Falls, and q nice ain.
nor for some deserving needy family
iii WaterfpKn This Eo0d work ID
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-12-17
!, EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATIONS

You are always welcome and are
urged to attend the services at the
north side chapel, on North Maple
street.
Next Sunday morning the Sunday
school will meet at 10 o'clock Preach
ing services ait III O'clock and at 4: 30.
Come and hear what the pastor has
to say In the morning. on The Ma
Stivity Of the Worlds Redeemer.,' in
the evening he win tell Of The Word
Dwelling Among Men. Z Special NM
sic at these services. Nj
The Christmas programme will be
rendered on Wednesday evening,
December 23. Services win begin
at 7.2o 1cu are Invited to attend.
e. E. Bonner. Pastor.