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Personals

l'ranh Wpi.Iu o. able tu bc out
after several weeks spent Boo the
hospital and 900 home ou account oi
.'g.ou. attack ul appendicitis uD.
rD Hating 900 operation from which
ur Dr. practically recovered tlD
'a'r. 'h.t H, Wu. nov ready to as.
I.' IU tho llr. Ot % record hroakur
number eos 'H. ueN CJdills, ,ighi-
90. Fnll q. tuo ness Buick
a u1EU no Ualo C,lter. us
100 town Yesterday on h. way home
Gom point. 200 oklahoma
% Root ava vilc pcut 70.
holiday Boo austin and returned
0oue SUNDAY Mr. Root, expect. Co
,'u-o up tAr bUslu, OF the Fi,-i
%. h in Tie near future
Nr. Minnie Persons $40 Fillmore.
ha. recently returned from visit tu
relative Boo Memphis
! 4 Barnett, owner of o., GIaui
upnr House came up from ClJr'u
don sunday evening aud D.. Spend
100. r frN days here ON husuos.
" bitf hNf.Ii. H Nd F' " ...
nmo here RECENTLY from OhiHhom.
Ha. bocu confined to his room 800
Nr benson ior b. lev d.le on 'D.
rum. off utilr
s. $ Hovron. we'll known ciil-
zen OF Canyon, was a guest al The
Amarillo Hotel SATURDAY night
Ms Nayos teacher at 'he 81.
lf.ufn leigh SCHOOL IrturIp D.
home sunday afternoon Tor ploaf
I int h"hda, Visit with her parut.
aud u.I,r relatives aud friend f
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d l,ui ol NmluIu aud moved
fl. Hereford iu r.. CHARGE o.. 'H.
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pr. e Is Cousins. urrsid'uf OF
no. Most T,u e'.' \nrWH a'
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TOO LATE To CLASSIFY

FOR SALE Webster Piano .u good
condition bargain for cash can
1904 Lincoln trcot San
FlRNlSHEp ROOM BOO modern plas
tered house. one or TWO mru. meals
n desired ,n7 Buchanan Phone
.Gp ,t..u.
FOR REST Slice uru he'd room.
'U1 Fillmore Phone 1850 81. 50
FOR Rent Furnished apartment
second floor 81 Charles Phone
575. 54-sp
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For REST Modern uue-ruom
house 6ui pierce street Phone
1916 a. IN
LOST FaVu oolofci bird dog. halt
grown. return 90 HuH TAYLOR street
and receive reward 5i-3p
FOR LEASE Eirhty acres $50 or 90
IT'D cultivation iour mile. north %,
tu.u. ALSO good strong buggy wil
i'hr chickens and turkeys ls part
1885,. can. thl- week Sos johnson s.
50 3p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-05

&. " Mann. mHJr,. ut The b,
Luxe Musical COms.N CO.. which B.
showing at the Guud ibis Nrrh
lost the end of n finger n Am acct.
don't MONDAY iuGH.ue ~, $500.
testing a revolver which be- lH
not know was loada WHOM thr 5000
81 as DISCHARGED.
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ron ENtUANgF Flte room hnHt'
.op'h part IT city Want land or rl'r
pfoesrf, near ilosafit uocArav i.auf
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Daily Nev want Ads must b. a,-
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:. : flovron. a we'll known ciil-
zen OF Canyon. was a guest az The
Amarillo Hotel SATURDAY night

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FOR TRADE

FOR TRADE Two brick buildings
thickl.Ha Okla Want Panhandle
Hul Also $50 big cafes az Wichita
Fails Waui to trade See as Dock
Jay Land co Rcd lot s"-it
FOR TRADE SIN thousand dol
IFr- worth city property and viii
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FOR RENT

fDR RtNT-Nicc clean room, Ia
plastored house. close IN g. 900 and
':.So per week got West 1th 50
eia-t'
FOR RENT 1uflrui.HrI room
5ol jackson Phone 9sC ip.i1p
FoR BINT Two uu bed room
for lirhi housohoopir- Price fro
Ter month 1910 Pierce st.
7i-5p
FURNISHED rooms i,r rent 5io
Harrison sH-Tu
THREE furnished rooms Tor '.rif
housckerpiug. moIrrn coui' uisntc
Telephone rose. slip
ron MAT Modern room with
board nG Harrison Phone &C.
50
FOR RENT $50 acr. stock farm.
one half iu cultivation rn aero ia
wheat. DO miles south EAST n Ams
riiio. miles south of NJrhhurr
Carl Reese. Wa-hburu. To,
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for housekeeping modern Goa rru-
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1917 a'-r
FOg RE'T steam heated rnou
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MISCELLANEOUS

URAluS made from comhings. Elite
llairdreaing larior, 10 Fuqua Bldg
Phone ~. 293-tf
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MONEY 90 loan uu farms aud ranch
,. tOuldy FAclang,. sa-ir
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TRY 1 = ~ orr ueN location on 1t1
stree" So Charles barber shuu
WEIGH a Blair. proprictOrs
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-20


as dias, General; you are looking
great this morning. You must know
something that Huerta hasn't. found
out yet, the way your eyes are spark
ling"
had been loafng around the patio
of Gen. Villas new Chihuahua home,
formerly occupied by Francisco R.
PTieto, a wealthy banker of Chihua-
hua, who, on account of his having
supported the federals, thought it
best to hunt a new 'roost when he
learned Villa was to occupy the town.
Speaking of patios, the one in Vii
las new home is a peach. Palms,
ferns, orange trees, beautiful flow
ers-why, you almost forget, when
you drop into this mansion of Gen.
Villas that there is war going on in
Mexico.
A patio, you know, is court in the
center of the house, usually open to
the sky and fine place to loaf on
hot day. ,.-.-..
After breakfast 1 followed Gen.
Villa outside to his machine, waiting
to take him to his Office in the gov
errors palace, and could not help
notice the great change that had
taken place in this man during the
few months l had known him. The
first day 1 saw him was as he came
riding down the street in Juarez, just
after he had captured the town. That
day he wore a large Mexican SOM
brero, flannel shirt, long leggings that
came above his knees, adorned with
straps and gaudy buckles and pair
of spurs that made me think of the
sprocket wheel of my first bicycle and
he made as much noise with those
spurs when he walked down the
street as a German band on Sunday
morning.
On our way to his Office gave him
the critical once over He asked me
of what was thinking and told him |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-20

He smiled one of his peculiar grins
and said:
"Graeias, senor," q thank YOU
and seemed delighted to know that l
thought him well groOmed. For to-
day he was Immediately clean, wore
a fine Stetson campaign hat, .pigskin
puttes, small spurs, brightly polished
shoes and had thrown over his Shout
ders a fine black military. cape.
1t is declared by many who know
Villa that no man can. look him in 2
the eye many seconds, and l agree
with them. 1t is something peculiar
about his expression that causes you
to become a little nervous when he
looks hard at you. His eyes seem to
pierce you. I attribute it to his, fear
less nature, for he is absolutely and
totally unafraid.
The general opinion in the states is
that Gen. Villa is an all around bad
actor. They have heard of how he
has executed hundreds, driven fed
eral sympathizers from Mexico and
they have, read a lot of wild stories
of Villas life as bandit and muir
derer. r.. ....~
Most of the photographs of Villa
that have been circulated around the
country do him an injustice, and
many of them tend to show him as a
big brute, but he is one person you
cannot judge by studying picture
of him.
do not believe he has ever con-
demned man to death who did not
deserve it. think that whenever he
ordered an execution he did it with
the patriotic belief that he was rid
ding the country of "a traitor. You
must remember there is a real war
going on in Mexico right now and
courtmartials are a part of the hell
of warfare
have seen Villa embrace his men
and commend them for heroic deeds.
i - q L
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-20

BY w. II. DURBOROUGH,
Staff Photographer and Correspondent.
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
FATHER KIRLEN IN
SUNDAY LECTURE

In The Playhouse tomorrow even
ing under the auspices of the Holy
Name Society Of St. Patrick's Church,
the Rev Francis l.. J. Kirlen. Phi. D..
will lecture. The program follows;
Orchestra, selection, Playhouse or
chestra; lecture. "A Night in Ire
land" the Rev. Francis L. J. Kirlen,
Ph. d.. selection, orchestra, "In-
flammatus' (RossinD. Mrs Jean
Ogle McGillen. soprano and chorus
OF forty voices with full orctc a.
Vocal selection. Believe Me If All
Those Endearing Young Charms
VIII Irwin; tenor. vocal solo. X l.
larney." Miss Emma Lore. contr to
with harp accompaniment; piano
solo, "The Last Rose of Summer
Miss Mayven Lynch; vocal solo. My
Cayilier." Miss Marie Pasotto. so ra-
no; vocal solo. "As Long AS The
Shamrock Grows Green" &c rgC
Reynolds. 'enor: vocal solo. 20 tc
Philadelphia" Miss Emma Lrrc. With
harp accompaniment; PIANO solo
Miss Teresa AIcVaueh, TIE star
Spangled Banner" chorus ani or.
chestra finale, orchestra; Miss NJ T
Murphcy, pianist; John A. 0Iah ney
director
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
sERyICEs At sT. STEPHENS.

At ST. stephens Lutheran Church.
Tatnall street. near Seventh. the Rev.
Frederick Doerr pastor, services to-
morrow viii be as follows: 1890.
morning service. The Service If
Meditation" 215 D. M. Sunday
school; 730. evening service. Tho
Value Of Spiritual Eyosieat" Len
ten service on Wednesday and Friday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Musical numbers tomorrow. Quar-
tet Evening Prayer (P. A. Schneck-
err; soloist, Oscar w. Stioglcr: The
sun of righteousness adam GeibolD
soloist, Miss Helen Hamann; The
Lord Is My Light (J. w Lerman)
soloists, Miss Helen Hamann and
Master Harry Grotz; Gave My Life
for Thee CIV II. judo. soloist Miss
Irene Bristow: quartet, Thou Art tn,
Way dulles DeNere). duetists. Misse.
Irene Bristow and Helen Hamann
solo Gently, Lord o. Lord Cent,
Lead Us CIV r. Porter, soloist. Mas,
ter Harry Grotz
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
SPECIAL SERVICES
IN BETHANY CHURCH

Regular services at bethany Baptist
Church viii be conducted by the minis.
to. the Rev. " T. flnnshergcr tomorrow.
The Brotherhood viii meet at 10 O'Clock.
At 1850 O'Clock the work os the y. W.
G. A. win be- briefly presented in behalf
OF the membership campaign The main
Thought Of the morning viii be- Our
Denomination. At 745 o'clock the
theme ct the sermon will heb Come
for An Things Arc Now Ready The
Bible school win meet Mt o'clock, the
B. y 7. T. viii meet al Z O'Clock The
meeting will be in charge of the pastor.
With this Sunday the church hegns
series of special meetings The SER.
vices on Monday evening viii be for the
members especially. The subject viii be
Conservation
On tuesday evening the Rev. !. y.
irwin will preach. he pastor win preach
on Wednesday evening The Rev $. ".
Markowitz viii preach ON Thursday
evening aud on Friday evening the ser
mon viii be preached by the pastor. All
these meetings viii begin at 7.45 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
DIR. HOTTER An MT. PIscAM.

In Mt Pisgah Church. Decatur and
Buttonwood streets. Of which the
Rev. ID. rrusty. Is pastor. there will
be services tomorrow at II and s
o'clock. The Rev Mr.. Webster viii
preach at the evening service. A
class meeting viii be held at noon
which will be followed by Sunday
school services at 12.45 o'clock
At $3.50 o'clock there will be a SER
vice with sermon by the Rev. W. n.
Hoxter. ID. d.. pastor of Bethel A.
NJ r. Church. assisted bw DR.. Lowe.
Of Philadelphia.
Sewing school sessions. are held
each Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
HORSES AND
COWS PERISH
Much StCCl Destroyed When
Fire Consumed Arthur
EanIey Barn
NO EXPLANATION FOR
DlSASTROuS BLkZE

Fire Of unknown origin which start
cd in the lower portion OF the Arthur
Handy barn, ono mile rom Boothwyn,
on the Chelsea pike Thursday night
totally destroyed that building, the
siio adjoining and the entire Handy
dairy Of 23 blooded COWS and five
valuable horses. along with all farm
ing implements stored there.
The barn with all its contents was
practically wiped out The loss is es-
timatcd at about $4,000 The build
ing IS practically covered by insur-
sncc and the stock is said to have
been fully insured
Shortly before midnight, neighbors
Of the dairyman noticed flames issuing
from the lower part of the barn. Run
ming as rapidly as possible to the
farm house. Mr. Handy and tie Nom
bors Of tho family wore notified. BY
this time tho fire. which was an un-
usually fierce ono, had swept through
the upper sections of the structure
Every attempt TO rescue one OF the
animals stabbed IN the barn proved
futile The heat from the FIRE ant
! frightened condition Of the COWS and
horses made their rescue impossible
In the barn were stored the farm
ing utensils. machinery. wagons anc
large quantity OF hay. straw anc
{ grain The silo which had recently
been added to the barn was burned
to the ground
AS the Handy flaming had retired
early none were able to toll in JUS
what part of the barn the fire had it,
origin.
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
FIRST CHURCH GAINS MEMBERS

The Rev. G.. A. Robinson viii OFF,
ciate at beth the morning and evening
services in the First NJ. p Clutch,
Seventh street below Walnut tomor-
row. Al both meetings the revivsl SER
vices VIII close until after confer
cnce James Moore win lead the
class meeting at $50 o'clock Sab
BATH School services VIII be held at
2 Is o'clock with the lesson on "The
Lawful Use OF the Sabbath
There will be Christian Endeayor
service at 6.45 O'clock. Revival meet
ings have been held for the past five
weeks and forty-one members have
been added to the church roll.
The fourth quarterly conference OF
the church will be held on Tuesday
evening. at 745 o'clock.
There will be the usual class meet
ing on Wednesday evening, with c..
w. Currie as leader, and a prayer
meeting will be held Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
SERVICES Ar SCOTT.

At Scot n. L. Church. Seventh
and Spruce streets. the Rev W. A.
Wise. pastor, the order OF services
tomorrow viii be as follows: 9.i5
o'clock class meeting led by Lewis
r.. Grub. At 1890 and 7.3O o'clock
preaching by the pastor; o'clock,
sunday schocl 6.9O o'clock, Ep-
worth League devot cnal hour direc-
ted by Miss Florence NJ Lloyd. Fol-
lowing the evening sermon the pas
tor Will conduct the usual song and
altar service.
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
sd. ANpREM.s sERYIcEs.

For the third Sunday in Lent,
March 10, services at ST. Andrews
are: Celebration OF the Holy. Com
munion at O'clock; Bible class and
Sunday School at 9,45 O'clock morn
ing prayer and sermon at II o'clock,
and evening prayer and address at
7.45 o'clock The confirmation class
will meet in the primary room of the
church at O'Clock in the afternoon.
The services for the week are: Tues
day, at 5.15 o'clock; Wednesday even
ing. at 745 o'clock; Thursday at
1906 o'clock Friday. at 5.15 o'clock
The Rev. Henry B Bryan, formerly
of Panama, now dean Of Trinity Ca
thedral, Easton, will be the special
preacher at the Wednesday evening
service.
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
PREVAILING PRAYER
is PASTORS SUBJECT

In Brandywine NJ +. Church, corner
Tweih ysccoud and Market streets, the
RcN D. 4. Carpenter tomorrow morning
win preach on Prevailing Prayer and
m the evening on "a Successful Wrest-
ling Contest
The sabbath schools viii meet at $50
and . o'clock. The Epworth League de-
votional service Under the direction OF
Miss Helen Marshall, viii be held at G.30
O'Clock
On Thursday evening the liaracca
class will hold srccnl service. lne
address VIII he made by the Rev. John
L. johnson. of New Castle a special
nInsIcaI nrogam IS hcing ammged.
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
ELSMERE MITE soClETY.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Mite Society OF Elsmerc NJ. T.. Church
was held at the home OF the treasurer
Mrs Clinton Nerkciser on Thursday
evening After the business hour a SO.
sial time was spent. Refreshments Were
served Those present were; The Rev
J.-n. Thornton. Mrs. clinton Wcikeiser
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Echholz. Mrs. David As
quith Mrs. !. T. Ratlcdgc Mrs. W. Al
corn, Bertha Hamilton. Carrie Strobcl
Gertrude Ratledgc and Clinton Werk.
eiser, Nelson Asquith, Harry Echholz.
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
DEDICATE THE NEW
CHURCH MARCH 29

At Richardson Park Church tomor-
row. services viii be as follows:
Glass meeting at $40 o'clock.
preaching at 1045 O'Clock; Sunday
school at o'clock; Epworth League
at Z o'clock: cvangclistic services at
7.45 O'Clock. On March % the church
will be dedicated District Super
intcndent r. J.. Hoffecker will pre-
side
Or. George p. Reed, pastor of Grace
NJ. f. Church. will preach the dedlca-
tory sermon i'm the morning There
will be special services all day
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
SEE POSLAM
CLEAR The SKIN
OVERNIGHT

II YOU suffer from Eczcma. pimples.
or any skin trouble Just try Poslam.
Put little ON nj night and see inn
rro'cment next morning.
lcu donot have 20 wait to tell whcth-
c- on not poslam Is doing the work.
Non can see IFS healing effects after
FIRST application Itching stops; burning
kin is sooihcd.
With speed and ease Poslam eradi.
Gates all Skin Discusses.
For the qaick control Of Eczema IL
IS as ncar perfection as anything can be-
Your druggist sells Poslam. For fire,
sample write TO Emergency Laboratos
les 32 West 23th st.. New York.
Poslam Soap. mcdicatcd with Poslami
best for the skin; al druggists.
New Toilet size l5 cents.
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
HANOVER MEN
TO DISCUSS MEXICO

At Hanover rrcshytclian Church to-
morrow the Rev r.. J.. jackson will
peach upon 'Ihc Way to Overcome
F,r.r The Mems Bible Glass VIII take
up thc study OF Mexico Today" by
b,orec Nmicn The sunday school les-
son win follow The y. 2. s. g. i. viii
meet at ESQ o'lock Subject win be
"Nolsioicl Memories In the even
ing .he-r win be young Peoples ser.
vice
The iastor viii speak to The children
ulon ~ CENT WIN " and 10 the Young
people ou "lhc lhrco-fold Path ot Safe
ty fer Youth ihc popular song scr.
vice and anthems by choir service be.
gins at and closcs before O'Clock
Evening journal., 1914-03-14

all would know Just how
told the Fairy
could
OF In the morning all
loud all the little spiders
Jumped the
the lovely color for the dress?
web and she
silk took the color Of each
Bumhcbeo said the beautiful thing he had
When the spider work the most wonderful dress you
delighted promised the Spider
would
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
Mission RETIyAL SERVICE.

The Friendship Mission viii con-
duct revival meeting on Sunday.
The Chester band viii be in attend
ance The services will be held at
1890. g 80 and 7.45 o'clock Alice C..
Lewis will be in charge and Major
Ciphas and Potter Grugians viii
preach. The mission is located Non
Front street between West and Wash
fncton streets
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
SERVICES At MT. PLEASANT.

SERVICES AT MT. PLEASANT.
Services tomorrow in Mt Pleasant
(Beilevue) NJ E. Church will be as
follows. Sunday School at $50 O'Clock
and preaching at 1890 o'clock The
evening services sill be held
as usual The treasuror's report will
be read tomorrow morning. A special
collection viii be taken to balance ac-
counts for the present conference
year
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
DENOMINATION DAY SERVICE

Tn North Baptist Church. Lincoln
street near Delaware avenue. tomorrow
morning. ~Denominational naA" viii be
observed. the Rev ". J.. pcttiagill
preaching special sermon ON The
baptist struggle for Religious Liberty
The evening subject viii he The High
est Investment The iiihlc school will
meet at noon and the ro"nc peoples
iacetinr at Gas o'clock will hc conducted
b, Miss Margaret Rodn2n.
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
cHRIsTTAN SCIENCE sERvICE.

AT the morning service at Il
o'clock. at the First Church OF Christ
Scientist. Van Buren, street opposite
Park Place. tomorrow, the sermon
will be Substance The evening
prayer service will be held az s
o clock. Sunday school services will
be held at 9.45 o'clock.
The usual Wednesday evening
meeting viii take place at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
NIsIrnRS Ar nETnEL.

Tho order of services at Bethel a.
NJ T. Church. Sixth and Walnut SITS,
tho Rcv w ". Hoxter pastor. to-
preaching by the Rev j. l. Lowe OF
Philadelphia; 2.30 o'clock, Sunday
school Lewis ReddiuR. superinten-
dent; z O'Clock, Christian Endeavor.
Henry Spearman, president; 7.45
o'clock preaching by the Rcy. J. I.
Lowe
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
sEc0Nn N. P. CHTRACH.

At Second NJ. P. Church, Fifth ave-
nuo and Anchorage street the Rev.
G. F. Earring, pastor, the services to-
morrow will be as follows. 1045
o'clock. preaching by the Rev J. F.
Maloy. o'c'ock. Sunday school
7.3O O'Clock. preaching hy tho pastor
on tho theme. Treasures Of
Grace" Prayer and class meeting is
held on Friday night.
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
IS A1Lrr,s rnnr.FAsE-

The anfieeptic powder % be shaken INTO The
shoes II you want rest and comfort for
tired aching swollen. sweating feet use
Aliens Foot Ease. II reler corns and
bunions OF an pain and prevents hlisterS
soro and cal'ous spots. Hus- the thing for
Dancing Parties. Patent Leather Shoes. aud
for Dreakine IN New Shoes Il is tho great
est comfort discovery of the age Try it
today Sold everywhere. 25c Don't accspt
any substitute For FREE trial package ad-
dress Allen S. Olmsted. lie Roy. n. y.
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
MR. LANNING T0 PREACH.

IN St Lukes Reformed Episcopal
Church. Eighth and Monroe streets.
morning prayer and sermon will be
held at 1890 O'Clock tomorrow Sun
day School at 230 O'clock evening
prayer and sermon at'7.30 o'clock. The
Rev. Mr.. Lanning will preach.
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
ADVENTIST SERVICES.

In the Seventh Day Advcn-
tist Church, Seventh and Howland
streets. tomorrow evening. Elder r.
II. Martin will preach on the sub
ject The Empires of Prophecy"
Young Peoples meeting will be held
at ESQ o'clock Prayer meeting is
held every Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
TO DISCUSS WHIPPING posr.

The curators Of the Methodist Preach
ers' Association announce that Monday
next the order of the day viii be dis
cu-sion of The Whipping Post in Della.
ware the discussion TO be opened by
the Rev. George White Dawson. pastor
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
PASTOR TO DISCUSS 0KN0WINc.v

Services in Ho'y'Trinity Lutheran
CSurch- Sunday morning and evening.
Wli' be az tho usual hours The sub
iect ct tic former service will be
Knowing Too Late That OF the
evening. "Chrst and the Cities The
Sunday School viii meet at 10 o'clock
The Lentcn topic for Wednesday even
ms viii be "fet Us Find Grace in
the Time Of Need"
Evening journal., 1914-03-14
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The Rose Fairy's Dress
BY VIRGINIA VALE.

once upon time the Rose
Fairy said to her friend, the big
bumblcbee 1T is almost spring
and must have new dress.
What color shall it be?
The Bumtlohee said. You
must have a dress just the color
Of the rose. not just one rose, but
all Of the colors together.
The fairy thought that would
be rather hard to set but she
would ask the spider which wove