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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-09-04
M0BRIDGE HOUSE CHANGES HANDS

The Mobridge House. which was
recently purchased from .japinga
by n. IL. Brown was sold WedneS-
day to Miss NJ. Patterson, who
leased the building for a year to
Lee Divine, who intends to repaint
and other wise beautify the hotel.
This property is considered as
one of the choichest in the city and
one which will rapidly increase in
value as time passes.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-09-04
THE MOBRIDGE NEWS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4h, 1914
Rates From
MObridge to Huron

Excursion rates will prevail dun
ing the dates of the state fair,
which will be held at Huron. the
9th to 18th. Of this month.
The round trip fare will be $50
and good during the fair dates.
This rate will induce many Mo-
bridge people to 90 who would not
feel so inclined other wise, mainly
on account of the rail road fare.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-09-04

Mrs. f. b. Shipman who has
been Wishing her aaag&ser Mrs..
Travis for six weeks left Wednes-
day morning for Ismay, Mont.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-09-04
Well Powdered.

jack hear that Mabel is an occa'
sional contributor TO magazines. Edith
Judging from the quantities of pow
der she is purchasing. I should think
SIC s. tae eiiief OF oranance.-Towu
Topics.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-09-04
Dspravity.

D~epravity.
N~ative-Nes. sir, he may be the rich
est maj i'm town. but he does n lot to
disturb the peace. V%isitOr-Is he dissi-
pated? Native-No; faint that, but he
practically supports the village brass
band-New York Times.
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Stepping
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Blocks and Beads
Stair Material
Plate Rail and Moulding
Fancy Doors
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MAPLE
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Thresholds
Stepping
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FIR AND ARC
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Blocks and Beads
Stepping
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Embossed Moulding
Flooring and Ceiling
Partition
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MILL WORK
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-11
sPresbyterian Church..

ii. 81 Stoetzer, Past You are
invited to worship with us
tomorrow In these services. Bible
school, 8: 10 a. m. IA graded school
for ali ages. Prof. j Waiter Barnes
Morning service,
10 :45s O'Clock, sermon BY the pas
tor. Text, st. Luke d: 1 S. He Shall
Be Great In the Sight Of the Lords
Subject: Three Elements sNeces
sary to be Great IN the sight OF
|God.t Christian Endeavor Society.
yT.1 p! IN. Topic, 1.-THE Christian
Ministry OF sIusie.r Psalm $50 :1-e.
Leaders, Music Committee, Miss Ed
It'll Adams, chairman. Evening serS
vice. S O'Clock. Al large chorus
choir, Under the direction Of Mrs.
Myrtle Shaw Waddeil; will give d
service OF song. The pastor will tell
tile story Of several of the great
hymns. Midsweek service Wednes-
day; 1880 a. M The SWoman,s Mis-
sionary Society will shaye an outing
at Loop Park next Friday afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-11
II SIS Z n
Pro es s; S
LEADERS AGAINST HIS BEING n
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
OF NEW YORK.

By Associated Press. - {
OYSTER li'l5s BAY. July II Protests
from oppressive leaders in all parts ,i,i q
OF the country aagiMt the proposal
that Col. Roosevelt run for governor
Of New: York, poured In today, by
mail and Wires. Sufficient time lad
elapsed sinces the attempt of tho
New York leaders TOWN lin last
Wednesday to bring in letters from
the south and west and in virtually
every instance the demand was made
that Col. Roosevelt stay out OF the
race. Tho situation which has arts.
eli has given the colonel more con-
cern than almost anything else, for
1t was plain tliat.lie must 60 against
either the virtually unanimous re-
quest of the leaders of tile state or
the state or the equally definite
opinion OF leaders Of other states.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-11
DECLARES CALAMITY
~ INALIENABLESRIGHTs

WASHING TON, I Ds 3 July IL.
Holding Chat CALAMITY Is an inaliens
blerightsinF every male citizen. h epss
Tesentatiyea Britten, Of Illinois. has
started on the SwarpatfF gainst8 MAJ
val academy regulation prohibiting
thesnavals cadets from carrying the
suit cases or parasols of their young
woman visitors. 4 Isl
He appealed today by; letter to Sec
rotary Daniels to have the regulation.
order countermanded! If the ssecre=
taryf willsnot do 80, MI. Britten, who
IS a, member Of the House naval az
fairs committee, proposes to make
some legislative move in the matter,
Mr. Britten visited the naval :acads
envy recently and was shocked and
Inundated ito see two husky cadets
escorting one small and very pretty
young woman who was tugging d
heavy suit case. HI was told ii was
Orders, g and tmmed iately decided
to- have the}or derss changed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-11
Mrs. C arrraa an
!. Mor,eICF e,r,ful
GOES OVER EVIDENCE AT II
QUEST WITH HER ATTOR. {i,i
ri NEY, GEO. LEVY. -,5i y
ny Associated Press. s.

by Associated Press, s,.i ~ u
MIN N cola Ola n <. x July
Florence Carman, locked up 3inSthc
Nassau county Jail hero charged
with the murderer Mrs. Louise Bali
ey, was engaged today In going
over the testimony given at the cor.
oner's inquest with her attorney,
George Levy. /. She, was much more
cheerful, having completely recover
,edHfrom the collapse she suffered
the day after her arrest. 4. Mrs. Car
man has aided him considerably, her
attorney said, in analyzing the tes-
.ttmony Which caused her arrest.
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WOMEN d n SHOOT Il J, 81 i BROTHER.

4 tTat u = q. D.
! DIXON, ILL.,, July IL Mrs. Emma
Hutton and Miss Lille Byers were.
held to the grand jury without bail
yesterday on a charge Of having shot
and killed their brother, Emmanuel
Byers, yesterday. There had been
frequent disagreement between the
brother and the sisters and according
to witnesses the two women went to-
Byers'. bayfield, yesterday and call
ing himito tlesroadside; Shot him four
times. ~
Tie court vast that each!of tic
sisters fired shots which struck their
brother. but Mrs. Hutton today tried
teishtcld sister and said that she
alone did the shooting. Byers left q
widow and several 81 ldren: M y3SS,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-11
Parishspicnnio.

on next Tpesda y. Ju1ys14; the an
n,lal outing oil Christ Church will
take place az Trac lion Park, las preyi-
ousls noiinced. special trolley
car for tic nembeF OF tie parish and
their friends will leave the traction
station on u efferson street, iinmedi.
ately following the q O'clock interurr-.
han oar bound for Cinrksburg. Tic
return trip Will etnade in tlle;even-i
ing on a car foil wings the one which
reaches Fairmont at s O'Clock. Any
one not abba to 90 earlier will be i'm
plenty Of time for supper 81 : they
leave town on the s o'clock car. and
probably they will find something 10
they reach the picnic as late as six
O'Clock. il Is desired that the adults
will attend IN full force as well as
thelchfldren. +
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-11
POLICE FORCE
INVOLVED IN SCANDAL.

UNIoNToWN; Pa July i 80.
Nv. Egans who was the sole police
imam at Dunbar, was arrested In
iBraddock last night on two charges
preferred by his wife, who led AFRAID
on an alleged disorderly house In
Dunbar last "Wednesday where she
says she found her husband In uni
form, with two girls and another
man.
Egan and his comp anions were ar
rested at the time by Constable
Pierce Baker, Of Dunbar; but Egan
and the girls escaped EganI fled
and got a job as a Westing houss
GUARD In East q ttsburgh. An order
which he gave to "a Brad dock man TO
collect salary due him at Dunbar led
to the arrest today. The girls are
still al liberty.
Last night the Dunbar borough;
council elected ]! w. Freight, a
Spanish war veteran, to succeed
IEgan as borough policeman. Last
"wednesday Mrs. Egan filed a suit
for divorce. alleging that her hus-
band treated her like a dog.2
Egan was brought to the jail at
tUniontuwn today. He will have a
hearing before Justice OF the Peace
y. r.. Foltz, of Dunbar; on q serious
charge and d hearing before Alder
man Fred Munk,, OF Gonneilsyilie.
on a charge Of assault and battery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-11
lNyEsTIGAT1oNsIsI
ABOUT COMPLETED.

WASHINGTON. D! e., July H.
The committee investigation into The
use Of Senate stationery in promotion
% "a mine at Gold Hill, N. e., in
which Senator Chiffon has been one
OF the star witnesses. has been prac-
Itically completed. Little evidence
has been introduced In the last few
Gays, To materially change the onin-
ions Of the subcommittee who has
charge OF the Investigation. The
finding OF the committee has NOT yet
been announced. XII.
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Mrs Christopher
Sues For DiDorce

MoRGANrowN. July H. Suit
flor divorce mas been brought in the
courts Of New York City by Mrs. $.
W. y. Christopher an inspector OF
factory fire escapes under the late
Mayor Gaynor. and now a eontribu.
tor to q number OF papers and pc
| ttodicals, against William q. Chris
|topher. serving q sentence OF six
months in the Mono ala county
|sail as q result Of his relations with
Sue klsner, a local girl who Is gem
orally believed to have Committed
Suicide in Gonnellsyille when she
learned that the ceremony she
thought was d marriage 90 clFisto.
|pher was only a sham. Papers in
the divorce case are being forward
ca fhere,and will be served on Chris
TOPPER in jail
Mrs. Christopher sinforme her los
zeal attorney Hon. w. b. Glasseock,
that her husband left her some time
ago and that she knew nothing o.
his Whereabouts for twosyears. Two
months ago she happened to read OF.
his arrest aud confinement in the
Jail here! After making inquiries
she visited Morgantown In person,
spentsa night at the jail ana had d
chance to watch Christopher! Att
err Identification was established,
She etlrned to New YORK and pros
eeedingsi Wete; instituted, the grounds:
being Improper relations with other
women. IS ~ &, 81 y u
a picture O. Mrs. Christopher ap:
Ipeared In yesterdays N e@l York Sun.
Friends OF her here have also res
Iceiyed pictures OF her which have
appeared In various publications
Iseeyral Of the pictures show her lii.
the discharge sof her recent position
las fire inspecto Part of her duty
consisted In the marsha1ing Of fac.
tory girls and inspecting their egress
Wien fire alarm tests were made.
Mrs: Christopher has two children,
both of them girls y IS, Sf Z
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WI ontinue
Confer c: I: ] / & i. c !. !! J;
GROUP oFSMENa FROM R. KANSAS
CITY TO MEET WILSON
s NEXT WEEK. i3lljs

By; Associated Press. 81.
WASHINGTON, ID. q. July / 1: e.
President Wilson will continue next
week, differences with business men
begun when he talked wlthtsJ. 4 %.
Morgan, Henry Ford and a delegation
from the Chicago Association OF Com.
merce. A group Of men Of large In
forests from Kansas City, Mo, istto
be received at tile White House prob
ably Wednesday. They will be in
trodueed by Senator Stone. They
asked ito talk with the president on
business conditions and trust slegis=
lation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-11
Palatine Baptist Church.

e Rev. j. w. Brown, Past0r9:30
"a: ms, Sunday school Prof. w. "a.
Hustfad, district superintendent OF
Union Independent district, Is our
Sunday school superintendent AMI
iisSinR active charge Of the school.
This is all that issnecessary to say
concerning tho Sunday school,
1895 a. NJ, morning worship, ser
mon by the pastor 1900 p. M, BY
Y. n. U. This meeting will be inter
testing and should be we'll attended.
$500 p: ms evening worship. Ser
mon by; the pastor. You canitEaf:
ford ito miss hearing Rev. Brown
preach. His sermons are all worth
while. All made welcome at this
u. y h Z. ia. i & n
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Temple.

IN u! g. Broomf ield, d.. DIP astor-
To the following services you are
most cordially invited: Sunday
school at $3.50 "a. m: Preaching ser
vice at 0:45. Subject OF sermon:i
why conversations on religious
subjects, and especially on Christian
experience, are So seldom engaged
In, and why such conversations are
usually embarrassing Christian
EEndeayors at 9 IS, on the lawn In
the rear of the church. led by the
music committee. Subject, Tie
Ministry Of Music. Evening ser
vice at 1880. with sermon on "The
Healing of Blind Bartimeus. "a
male quarette will sing sattboth pub
llicaserYices & IS Z
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JAIL BREAKER CAPTURED.
BIZ ASSOCIATED Pssss.5

ELkINs, W. Va, July 11.--Desire
TO see hfs sweetheart once more be-
fore leaving the state resulted in the
arrest at Huttonsville today of Lin
son RAIDER, the young convict WHO es-
capped from tie county jail Monday
morning BY knocking down the jail
Ier. Deibert Moore, who escaped at
the same time and who rode awav a
stolen horse in an effort to escape,
was captured and placed In the pen
ttentiary at MoundsyIile to finish his
sentence.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-11

Jones, superintendent. 10 .45 d. M,
preaching, Mistaken ideas OF Ser
vice.. $500 ip. nj. Junior League
Miss Gonaway. superintendent. III: 90
!p: M. Senior Lea que: o. u. Wilson,
president. 10 4. mi, preaching, A
Life Laid Bare.!' $3.50 p. nj, We'd
Inesday pray Getting. This IS the
time of the year that tries our
church interest. Many are making
EaIspeeial effort to be counted on dur
!insNthe summer. Willsyou not be
another on? =. 8 .ls.s n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-11
W1I1sI1yE AMONG PRISONERS.

BY ASSOCIATED PhEss.l ~
NEW YORK, July 11.--Commis-
|sioner of Corrections Catherine il.
Davis today decided that she Would
live among the prisoners on Black
@eli,s Island until order ii restored
|amone them. she Accordingly moyetI
her officessth there temporarily. IN
4 After d conferences with Warden
Hayes the commissioner made tour
around the prison and arranged to
send 900 prisoners back to work.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-11
0UPLE.DETAINs CHILD
FOR UNPAID MILK BILL.

SHARON, Pa, July IA Because
lie could not get possession Of IFS
child, who had been placed in the!
keeping OF Andrew Grant, and his
wife seven mont tbs ago. at the time
of4his Swife'ss death. Charles sposlsy
caused the arrest Of the couple at
Farrell.
Before Justice ( iingan, Mrs. Grantz
stated that she was holding the child
for an. unpaid milk bill. She testi-
fed the child had consumed 5000
worth Of milk in the seven months.
Sposky agreed to settle tile bill and
the child was delivered To him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Az Country Club. 4,
MISS virginia Fleming Entertained
at one O'clock lime ecns al; the coun-t
Try Club today honorins Mrs. Harry
Mckay OF Tyler. Texas, the guest Of.
Mrs. Edwin Robinson; Mrs. w. f..
Cobb Of Elkins, a guest at Fairmont
Farnts: Miss Elizabeth Gallahcr OF
eliarlestons the guest OF Mrs. Nina,
Miller Thnm, and Miss Stella Buss-
Ing, q Cincinnati o., the guest Of
Mrs. George Thomas Watson.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-11

PM Industrial relations from s2oQooo
IT, $4,000. The 100000 item had
been included in the sundry.cfviisbfll
Eby the House, but the Senate appro-
hriations committee had recomniend-
sd q reduction q, st5a.op44 Srhe
supporters OF the commissioir quoted
The Industrial co1d itions as shown In
The recent strikes IN Colorado, and
West yirgihfa DIS an evidence or the
need of Investigation by the commit
zee. aAAp
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-11
PERSONALS
~ PEOPLE ~
ashley C me AllD!cU

IL Miss FLORENCE Wilfong Is the
guest of friends in Morgantown.
Miss Pearl sKincaid, who had been
thefguests OF friends in Morgantown,
has returned home. She was acs
;companied by Miss ocie Price. who
tis9fter guest. =
Miss BerthasWilt will go TO Fair.
view tonight To- spend asweek with
relatives Sbefore going to her home
iat Aurora, Preston county, to spend
ithesremainderlCf the summer.
sss Mars. +. a. Wilson aud daughter,
Miss Nellie. went to Clarksburg to-
day'to visit the formers son, Wal.
ter Wilson. and family. III
DIR. and Mrs G. d. Smith, Of
lGarksburs, were in the city to at
tend the funeral services Of Carney
Carpenter which were heldtliis morn
ing. h
Miss Lucy Prieliard of9 Manning
ton, was here this imorningst to attend
hejfuneral ofScarney G Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shaw and
children, who came here yesterday
to attend the funeral Of Mrs! shaw's
brother, q. G. Carpenter, willsreturn
toBMcKeesport, Pa, tonight.
Mrs. Minor Durham went to Nor
gantown this Afternoon to attend the
funeral OF Helen Weaver, daughter OF
George Weaver which will be held
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Durham will
go to Morgantown tomorrow. M
Messrs. Ralph Barb, Charles R.
Holt, L. Z. McNhorterss the Misses
Alice Pocock and Malissa :Crowl were
the guests Of Miss Mary shuttless
worth at Little Falls last evening.
Earl Butch Hood spent last even
,ingsthe guest Of friends at Little
Falls. i 3 3 st3s.
Mrs. Mary Hamilton, Of Pitts
ihurgh, arrived here last night and
left this evening for Belington to
spend the remainder Of the summer
with her son, Or. Mendel Hamilton,
andiwife. HI ,s Z. \ ii ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-11
Thls b a Perfe Pattern..

BE sure % give right size passing the;
Itape tightly around the smallest part
lof the waist and luosely around the
fullest part of the hips! Sft may he oh:
tanned N filling out the coupon and en-.
closing fifteen cents in stamps or coin
10 The Pattern Department o. this,
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Fleining Chabel.

.hopeSto have the largest Sunday
school yet out Sunday. Let every
ono who was here last Sunday como
back Sunday and bring someone
Iwithsthem. AlsundaySsehool picnic
iwillFbe given this month and now is
the time TO- come and be enrolled for
Ia1glorious good stime::s IS: 90 ps.S M,
Tuesday, choir practice. "A good
choir has been organized with Saul
IHunt as leader. $500 p. M, Thurs
day, Bible study and prayer service.
Charles, Hutchinson, leader. All arc
invited to- attend these meetings.
Come, you are welcome. y " 8
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First M. p Church.

u. u. UIdaketl Pastor--y.. 10 q. m,
Sunday schools j. 4. swiger; super:
intenaent. 900 p. M, Christian En-
deayor. There will be no service
Sunday morning. The pastor will
preach u memorial sermon for the
w. o. W., at Nit. Zion on Sunday
morning.
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catholic CHURCH,

Rev. IA. Boutlou, Rector-Mass az
eight and ten O'Clock every Sunday
morning. Evening devotions, at
1850 O'Clock. Mass every morning
during the weekfat 7 O'Clock.
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Grace Lutheran Church.

h. "a N. ProDst, d. IDl., l'astor@--Sun.
Idaysschool at $3.50 o'clock. Morning
service, with holy communion, al
10:45. AT the regular 7.s o o'clocl,
;sefHics the music committee of the
g E. society, will conduct the meet:
ing. The subject will be Ministry
Of Ntusie::n Special music will be a
feature Of the meeting. A cordial
welcome. b Il Sj-, 4
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Guay111as Has
Not 11dered

BIZ ASSOCIATED gPhEss.l
sALTILLo, Mexico, VIA Laredo,
Texas. July 11.P Previous reports
that the lseap Sofs Guaymas. has been
evacuated BY ederals were in errer,
according to advices today from Gen.
Alyaredo. comman ding the Constitu=
Honalists besieging that city. AL
saredo reported he has moved his
troops so as 70 surround Guaylnas
completely on the land side.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-11

W. { Ganter. Bastor-"'fhe Little
Church With the. Big Welcome"
$3.50 a. ~, Sunday school; H: T.
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iET THE HABIT

saloon keepers except in regard "a
distilled liquors II has been found
BY authorities tllat the tax had q
tendency to restrict sale Of more
VIII lesonle wines, beer; and ciderGin
favor Of spirits,
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MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE.

Let us entertain you while yo,
wait. The victrola Is the most pop
ilar entertainer OF today. We vii
gladly play any record you wish I,
hear, whether popular or classical
and yon viii be under NO obtigatio.
TO buy We carry every style Vie
trola and the largest assortment o.
records In the city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-11

Christ Church (Episcopal)
Rev "A. H. Z Beayih, RectorA7:30
a. M. holy communion. 9:45 a, nj,
Sunday school. 1896 a. M, morn
ing PRAYER. and sermon. 81
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Diamond Street N. Z. Church.

SBarrack yille Christ Church. II
Preaching / :45 at nj Subject,
What Law Could Not Do. 2 r. omans
S.s. Character Sketch, III der ..
M. Rice. N tt.sS !, 4; &: 4
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First Bantist Cl,,,rcl,..

w. j. Eddy, Pastor THE church
will have an efficient supply this
Sunday I'M tile al sence ofsthe pastor.
In n. o. Herod. ii isYerys much
desired that the people come out III.
large numbers to the Sunday school
and church services. Sunday school
at $3.50. Morning service 1T 10: A.
Evening service at q: 8 o. The choir
will furnish good music for ali SER
vices Of the day. a cordial wei-
Come will be given TO ali who come.
Diamond Street N. e. Church.
10 $50 a. M, sabBath school! Class
es Efor;all case and grades. Rewards.
for attendance. 1o:45, worship.
Sermon by Rev. Mr.. Phillips. $3.50
p. ms Junior League. 700 p! nj. J,
Epworths League; followed at T:4 S by.
short service Of song and exhorta.
ton. Arthur Lynch viii talk on
Dung Peopl Is and the Church,
Levi B l. Harrl III talk Son Tie Duty
Of the: Home.',a These services are
for everybody: Come q Nfiid! weet
Service to he an noinced. IA