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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-04
kOkTGNOT RANCH SOLD
To IIliliOtk fAETtI~

LUBBOCK. Tex. Nov Tho
kokernot ranch. living four mile.
southeast from fhi- city. CONSISTING
uf $4,000 acres Ras .old last week
johnson purchased 1000
acres and Geo N Bodies fhe remain.
dor Consideration $1,000 per acre
4 portion 90 This ranch Dies u ths
Yeilowhouse Canyon which make. 30
a valuable property Tor rra r.ur rur.
poses This is fhr second large land
sale completed l.r. ar"ir H .aN
" eeks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-04
SERVICES NIGHTLY AT
FIRST I'RESllYTEIuAN CHURCH

: very interesting and instructive
meeting was held al the First pre-
hyicrian church last night coudU,'.
GA by Rev IS * Johnson 10 b. 'hc
plan to hol1 services each night This
Uoah beginning promptly lt $50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-04
NEW MANAGEMENT FOR
BASS Gl;Dt EHl STORE

Vs. p. Feico has purchased me in-
terest OF j 5 Bass Zoo The Bias Gro-
Gerry lllo buchanan street and VIII
continue the business under fHe sam,
name and the sam, place
Mr. Bass has not SGT decided what
hu- int.s be- vii. take up
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-04

pie find they give immense relief
and comfort Ambitions. Warren
Spofiord Green Bay, Wis. writes
Foley Cathartic Tablets are the
best laxative ! over used They do
the work promptly and with no bad
after effects" Try them. For sale
by aII druggists
IAdVt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-04
Examination Vel

Examinations are on IN the hig1
school this week and happy are all
'he lucky one. uho had a grade %
ninety. ar above. Co their credit on
ail subjects on daily recitation and
hence are exempt from the necessitv
of putting To- several DAYS IN trying
fo tel What they know on paper
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-04
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-04

One arrest was made yesterday hy
.. H'Hr department on charge
uf disturbing tho peace The party
-af" u.uT Inr .. appearance loo JUS
NO' N.rH,1 court Ih.- afternoon 90
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-04

Are wholesome. thoroughly cleanse
ing aud have stimulating effect ON
the stomach. liver and bowels Regu-
late you with no gripping and no UNI
pleasant after effects Stout u,O-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-04

lui few corner rooms with
board for tHO nice married couple.
Sd 600 uor week ~ the Oriental Hotel
HHH %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-04

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and new fur made .0 order Phone
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-04

81 Tvaddoll. of the J n Gouldy
Land GO. rlo.ci deal Monday in
which Two lots in tho southeast part
nf Tho .I.g wore exchanged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-04

so objectionable people allowed
4 uIar, for your wife, mother or Sis
Con thJf place Boo particular Is the
Oriental HofG 31@tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-04

O. piumaun b. selling % Uuo
silver thlmb', this week for o.
rDutH .-tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-04

Daily News Want Ads must b.
accompanied by the cash.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-04

Daily News want ada must be ac-
compagied hy the CASH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-04

Special price on ruf class this
week 0nIf az T. J. Piffmans
aIe-st
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-04

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-04
THE LIMIT CAFE

Cleanest and best place 10 eat. TT,
The Limit. 4t6 TAYLOR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
TIME FOR THE CHURCH
TO MAKE SACRIFICES
Robert T.. Spcer says Church aa Whole
Has Never Grnsprd the Scrious-
or Missions.

In speaking of another aspect OF the
wars effect upon missions. Robert Il.
Speer says: We hope that ii Will re-
call the church to the sacriiicial prin-
cipie of missions. The church us a
whole has never danc anything sacriz
fetal. Individual Christians have fol-
lowed Christ. hut the church, ny Dun
said, has played with missions An
average OF a few dimes II wear from
/ each member has represented the meas
urc OF her missionary giving. and now
there are some who doubt whether the
church can continue To do even this
The financial uncertainties. the in
I creased taxation. the high prices, the
reduced dividends, all make II imprac-
! tcablc. men say, Ia keep up old gifts
and 10 advance 10 larger things. But
=: look ut Europe. Great nations have
risen 1" the height o. in unlimited
sacrihcial dcvQtion. l. the church to
show less loyalty to Christ and his
honor: And what warrant have We in
Il time OF distress for making Christ
and His causes suffer nrs;: our
y fathers did not do this in the Infinitely
darker days Of the Civil War. Tncy
rose then to - greater fidelity. Some
o: our foreign missionary organizations
E. were born thcn. Others sent, out dur
ing the WAY the greatest companies Of
achievements they had ever sent.
Missionary incomes in some cases not
: only held their own but increased. The
war which now shadows the world and
the sacrifices which are willingly made
in II should shame our tlmidity and
I our tame tritiing with duty, and call
us TO deal with life rs 4 reality and
with the work Of Chris, in tie world
rs worth more devotion than national
honor or commercial advantage or
racial pride. Every soldier dying for
his country on u European battlefield.
every home giving up its blood and
/ tears. H. Il summons and reproach 10
f. us men and women who have accepted
J the Christ OF the Cross but not the
/ cross OF Christ II they have counted
I their cause above their lives ana their
( every possession, why not we" What
{ they freely yield TO their lords of war
ana death shall not Christians give
/ with JOY /" uhoir Lord OF Life aud
+ Peace"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES.

not yet sec all things put under Tim;
but VIC sec Jesus" .,..tty.
In His name let us pray. In Ills
namc. let us examine our own hehrts.
We did not think IL possible for Chris
tinn Europe to- throw awa.: tho basic
PRINCIPLES of ChIhstianity so quickly, so
easily. lie, us he careful that in our
own hearts we do not find hatred and
malice and desire for revenge. Let us
get very close 10 Him during this
period OF storm. and stress. Let us "bc
still. and know that He is Cod
These woroS come With new force
and power to-day:
Truth forever on the sc,mold.
Wrong forever OH the throne:
Hut the scartold sways the future.
-. And behind the dim unknown
Standcth God within the shadow,
Necping witch above His own.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
I.irc On III Cent. n Dn,.

On" ct the most painful effects o.
he war in Germany is the throwing
ont Of employment OF thousands OF
protestant clerRymcn Their parishes
are broken up by the Scvcring OF FAM
,lirs aud The GENERAL movement to-
wards the larger towns. anu they are
left without homes aud destitute. These
'niddlc-a@cd men and their families arc
'huS dependant ny hundreds on the
bare charitv OF their pci;hbors. OF the
pitiIncc wnich comes from public
funds. They have not tho Gncagrc al
lownnCe of l" cents u day. whicl.
=. omen receive who ere wives, mothers
OF sisters % soldiers. with half that
amount for cIc!, child. but these cler-
Gyncn's families must exist OH almost
nothing
While ~ cents may seem small al
iowancc 10 imcricrns. we must re-
member that soups. black bread and
cabbage go Il long ysny to sustain life
although such articles as eggs and
other scmi-luAurieS have Il tendency to
mouEtrup in price. In Hamburg an
eggs costs 25 cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
TODAY
IS. trrd-rirk Eresener Edwards, In the
Living Church.

.lnG this your world. when twice ten
centuries have sped
Their way. and martyrs. warriors, even
nations blcd
That YOU might reap the grain they
dicd TO SOW! l!ut still
You have not learned by one example
great ~ fill
y throne: or yet he ruled by the cpi-
tome
OF all your heritage. OF all the memory
pf yesterdays. Stil, do YOU set upon u
throne
y pnppet, born. not made, You think
tlfat YOU have sown
Where YOU may reap. Can .blin,l men
reap? Can fools be lord
al worlds" All, yes. They rule. ana
IN your hands Il sword
They place and bid YOU strike your fell
bowman, TO fight
Nnd die that sill may be upheld the
right'--lheir right.
Since YOU have long allowed that. al
Ways they declare
'lr right; not YOU. the puppct; YOU the
burden bear
And YOU have beat Your pruning hook
and plow into
y sword and spear. have left your rip
''cncd grain, too few
Tie soldiers OF Your puppct lord. Eou
TOO must share
The price OF .lno'arch's wiiins. for he
has learned 10 dare
Your life. not his, He speaks and his
command is Law.
You chose the j"wcl. but It's dazzle hid
one flaw
i'rom Your blind eyes. Go forth and
wreck your summer world!
And II you die. or win. or hack With
banners furlcd
Return again. it is Your world, Your
sons who die
That monarchs' rights be held Look
then and hear the CRY
OF millions who have learned in pain
fulg yesterdays
, The WORTH of chosen leaders and--the
puppets WAYS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
Men."rinI s-r,lces ros,naned.

o' account Of the mass-mectiig Of
Ricimond I:aptists 1T the CITY Auii-
t"riur this afternoon. tn. ia ii.oiial
services iughonor Of the late Or G. II
Eyiand. lave been postponed one week
Phe mcmorial service will be Held In
the Richmond College auditorium <nt
Wcsthampton next Sunday afternoon
at O'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
Mission Finances Loshiug nc,ter.

Financial conditions as thry affect
money for Christian work in America
md on distant mission fields are he
lievci by Christian ISaGers to have i'm
proved wonderfully within tho past
fortnight II is Their conviction that
the w:r scare, as 1T affects gifts is
ovcr ana that with the prospective
opening OF the inai.ci exchanges in
Ney York and London. and the sales
nr produce and manufacturers. money
viii he released ana people viii be
brave enough 10 give II. 'rrrec annual
meetings OF biz soc.eles Just held, ar
rived At these conclusions.
These We're the Disciples OF Christ az
Atlanta. the American board at Detroit
and the American Missionary Associa-
ton ut Providence. Much epIhusiasm
over the financial outlook, all things
taken into account. was shown At all
three meetings. Small deficits We're
wiped out, and at =a;st two societies
showed the largest -ncomes in their
histories. Gifts TO the Red Cross and
other war causes do not impair ability
Of Americans &c give. but in the iu.ig-
ment OF the Christian leaders, rather
wh"t appetltcs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
E,nrEcrs or rIiE van

rhousT Turkey and it's dominions
nave not vet entered into the war.
there is Il general mobilization of the
turkish army, says the Living Church.
letter from an English churchman In
ihat iand states that men from nineteen
1" iortE-hSci have been drafted into
INC army. and no excuses were ne
cepted. though Jews and Christians
were allowed 10 pay $40 each to cs-
cape serving No attempt has been
made TO feed or clothc those who were
left in the thousands OF homes from
which the bread winners had been
taken, and the government has com
.mandecred -four, oil. meat. clothing.
bread, etc, from the shops At Hair:,
on onc day they took i15 sheen from
The shepherds, and .he.next they com
mandcered all the meat from the
butchers shops. This will entail SUI
fcrin2 almost beyond belief
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
WILL OBSERVE HEALTH.
SUNDAY IN CHURCHES
local PuIrits to BE lilIed by Dele
gates To Southern Medical
Association.
GOSPEL. OF CLEAN L,tiNG
Speakers to Visit Nlnay Towns and
Cities Throughout State in interest
Of Great Public Health Movement.
Convention" Opens Monday,

"liealth sunday" will he observed ia
The CITY churches to-da%. Many OF
! The physicians and surgeons utr"nd-
ing the convention Of The Southern
Nruical Association. which begins here
to-moir"w. will occupy pulpits. They
VIII speak ON mattcrs pcrtamiui 10 the
general welfare OF the CONGREGATIONS
cmplia sizing the doctrine OF clean liv-
ing.
Such success attended ,he> address.
OF the physicians in the churches while
tne' convention WAS meeting in Louis
VILE, Ky, That il WAS decided 10 en-
large the movement here. There will
be speakers Throughout; tlc State in
thc principal towns and cities spread
ing abroad the gospel OF health.
ASSIGNMENT or SPEAI>EI,S
IN Local pILrITS
The pulpits II Tie following Rich
!mond churches Will he ;ilcd hy tho
physician spec KEYS as shown ia me
following list
First Unitarian church Tn. l.. l.. H.
CAN'T Spartauburs. :. G.
Gintcr lark Presbyterian Church =
pr l.. y. Morse, ilcndcrsonvil!c y. Z.
Decatur street Methodist Church
DR.. G. l.. Henson. Jacksonville. Fla.
Park Place Methodist Church IN l.
e. Eioodgood, iialtimore Md
First Lutheran Church pr. !. II.
Lock. HarbrrVilie ny.
Calvary Baptist Church-pr. - u
Aitys:. opclousas.' La.
Highland Park Methodist Church-
: DE- >. -. Porter. New orleans. La
seventh street Christian church
ENe Governor Cunningham. Alabama. -
ST. raul's Episcopa! Church--nr II.
" Kelly, Baltimore. Md.
Monument Methodist Church DR.. q.
c. Bass, New Orleans. l-a.
Church % Covenant. Prcsbytcriau-
Dir. j. y. raullim, Atlanta. Ga
TrinIty Methodist Church-rr 4. II:
! Wright. Monroe. La.
Westminster pr"sDyieriah Church
DIP 9. NSmiih. Atlanta. Ga.
HOLY Trinity Episcopal church pr.
Scale Harris, Mobile. Ala.
Holy Comfortcr Episcopal Church
Dir. j. l.. Ward, Columbia. $. 9. morn-
ing service).
Young Mems Christian Association
Dr II. ~ Kelly, Baltimore. ALL. lafter-
noon
owing 10 the Inability Of Bishop Ram
dolph ana 1t. Ncv. Arthur Lloyd 10 lie
present The memorial services that
were TO have been hello on this morn
ling in honor OF Rev. William Meade
Clark. -. -. The late rector Of ST.
James Episcopal Church. have been i'm
dciimatcly> postponed.
Eshor Rfndolnh is i'll, under the
care Of II physician, and Or. LLOYD j.
suffering Win throat trouble
Both services ut st James Church
will he conducted by Rev. Thomas G.
Darst. The rcctor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08

hcS'wiil preach on Don't Cross tho
Bridge GntH You Come TO IT,
I'ar,s Place ,,rcthodist-Thc pulpit
will be occupied this morning By. the
pastor, Rev. J.,J. Bradford. Dr.. j. O..
lIloodg6od,Nof Baltimore. will speak to
night on The Gospel OF Health..
Central McthodIst-1ev. w. A.tCcop-
or will preach tits morning on "rhc
moral Leadership OF Jcsus,''s and to-
Light on Jesus. q Sclf-Inylted Quest,
Fnirmoant Avenue atcthodist--Both
services will be conducted, by Rev. e.
V. Carson. lie will preach, this morn
ing on Man Struggling After tho
Highest ldeal--1.ikeness of Christ"
ANA tonight on Come to Jesus"
Trinity Metho,iIst--The pastor REV.
|tariicf lett, will preach this morning
on ~ Certain End" DR.. Thomas e..
Wright, of Louisiuna. will speak about
health ut the evening" service.
Clay street observation-disclosures. John E.
fray will preach this morning on "rhc
Ideal Womanhoo,l."
~. .'anics misunderstanding pulpit will
lac occupied NJ both services by Rcy.
i,s subject will he THE Essential vir-
tues" ana Tonight he will preach on
The Last battle of q prodigal King"
Laurel .Strrct MetIo,r,st-Rey..J NJ
Rowland, the pastor. will preach this
morning an "Faithfuiness." and to-
night on.'.lIavin:: n Purpose and stick
ing TotIt. $50
First Church dr Christ ScIcntist-
Regular aarvices Will be conducted this
mo:ning. Tho subject will be Adam
and Faliam Man"
t'irst Eualish Evangelical Lutheran
The morning services viii be con-
ductcd 10y the pastor. Rev. j. j.. Schcrcr
.Ir. pr. currnn Pope. OF louisville.
N% will speak to-night.
st. John'r EpIscopnI-Rev Hugh w.
Sublett. the rector, will conduc; norli-
ing evening services. ~ %eddoll
Memorial Chapel Roy. NJ. Alallichamnc
Will preach Tonight at = o'clock
Christ Episcopn,-Thcrc will he ser
Vice ut ] l o'clock This morning and at
o'clock o-night conducted by Rcy.
harles w. Sydnor, the rector,
Monumental Observation-Disclosures James
VI. Norris u. H.. tho rector will preach
this morning 1T II O'Clock aud this
%ftcrnoon ~ o'clock.
II. Pnui's t:risconni--The morning
services viii he conducted Ia, the rec.
Tor, i;tr. Russell Eo"ic. -. d.. with
Holy Communion at s:45 O'clock and
sunday school at a:4: o'clock In
Howard y. Kelly. of Baltimore, Will
speak Tonight IT o'clock ON Tic
obligation Resting Gpon All Men to
Promote civic Happiness
First ,nl,arinm--f:ev Alexander
l'owser. ;hc m,iistcr. Will preach this
morning ut II o'clock on The Divine
i-'emcnt mliiunlan Nature y special
services VIII he hel" Tonight with an
nd''rc*s i!S i,r J.. Hosn ~ Gurnctt, ur
Spartnntn,rg. :. g., on preventive
Medicine
church of the t>cch-i"u-Rcv James
WINSTON Clark will preach this morn
nag ~ o'clock and Tonight At \
o'clock will Holy Communion at 5
o'clock.
~. Marks t:pisr0pnl-Hoth morning
and evening scSyices svill IL. cof,ducted
by Rev. :. Roger Tyler.
N"mnE Men's Christlau A.socintion-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
N.mns Nlen,- Chri.,lnu A,.nclu,lu,

)r. Howard ~. Kelly. !, noted ply
SLOAN of Baltimore. Will speak at Ike
mems meeting In the auditorium this
afternoon ~ 1870 o'clock. Ills subject
VIII be personal and Civic ucalth."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-08
GIGANTIC MAss-MEETINC
Will CLOSE CAMPAIGN
Baptists to Hold Rally ut City
Auditorium This After-
noon. 50
SPECIAL SEATS FOR CONVERTS
Estimated That 300 People Have
+ United Will, Churches Since Sim
nltnncous Campaign Opened Two
Weeks Ago.

with Il gigantic mass-mecting this'
afternoon. in the City >Auditorium, the
big cvangeiistic campaign. which haas
city for tho past two weeks, will come
(" ~ close. Each of the churches. how
ever. that has been engaged in Ihc
! work will continue REVEALS, but the
, corps of cvangelists and singers vino
; h;;se been leading the campaign. will
rot he present.. their work ending to-
u;ss.
. day III First Bantist Church. where the
chicf VERSIONS have been held. but the
Nyori-nl;a madc personal reports To Rev.
Weston Bruner. lcadcr OF the evangc-
lists" forces. 1t was estimated that
NOR. tE.,n ano conversions have been
m;,,lo curing the pas, TWO weeks .* Il,
: result of the campaign.
JtDiLs.: SERVICE
TO-M0Rno" MORNING
While the .maas-meetinR This after
'Eoon wlli be the official cud!n. OF the
cnntuaisr. jubilee service viii be
hold Tomorrow morning IL First Zap
list Church and an attractive program
has hcc!i prepared. The singing 81 tGc
! male quartet, = violin solo by Mira. H.
l.. Wolslagel aud duct by Mr. and
AIRS. l. t.. Reynolds. Will bc features
% the service.
: Di. Bruncr will preside AZ the meet
! ing to-day, and will extend n welcome
to all new members who have l,cen
Drought Into the churches by the re-
vivals. Hcv. j. l.. White. Of Macon.
+, ga. will preach tho sermon. All pas
tors. super:ntcndents and nemhe"S az
; choiTS wiil occupy seats on the stage.
I while the front rows Of the auditor
| ium will hc reserved for who have been
F., converted during the past Ivy" weeks
/ \ special musical program has hcen
! arrange for the occa sion.
+ ENNNGEEISTs ENTERTAINED
ny Local. rItEAC bi:Rs
Yesterday afternoon ut / o'clock the
1 cynngeii.Et" and singers. wcrc cutter
! tainnd al luncheon at the business
Mems club h:' the pastors OF the vari-
( ous CHURCHES. several of the cvanrc-
: lsts responded 10 tnasts. and the af-
! fair wa" one or good fellowship ;tnd
cnjoShnent There will bc three mass
! E,ectinra for colorcd people to-day.
IKE meeting q, the First Church will
be conducted by Rev. h. 6. Wolfe. the
j meeting At calvary Church BY Rev. y.
Y !. Copass, and that At Ebenezcr Church
Icy iiuv. s. w Kcnilrici. under the aus
pieces orfthc Young Mems Christian AS
scciation. There will he n meeting fnr
( inem only 1t the Fifth Church this az
q Irlnonn
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nAP'llSI MOMi:N RAISED
TnI,AI. OI s1G. S:ln:il L. 4 W =. I. I. Il

y total OF $IG.S30.35 Mas raised for
missions by I'll. BAPTIST women of MD.
State duiins The past wear ON 'ne
occasion of the state meeting. The
fredericksburg WomanS Missionary
society viii celebrate it's iscnniai4
sailroads viii grant reduced rates 10
"cieSate* attending the gathering
Among the Richmond women who :,r.
expecting 10 attend the ,mcetin" nrc:
My w. &. james. Mrs. John Garland
Pollard. Mrs. X. T.. t;aines Mrs. y. Al
Gwa.hmcy. Mrs. j. j. Wicker. Al,... ]
y. Thomas. Miss .\lta Foster. Miss
Eii"ancth Willineham. Miss Mice Fay
lor Mrs. W. s Taylor. Miss S,i, iI,r.
ring and Mrs. Austin Aotts. Mis-.
fli@abe'h savage. Of Franklin, prrsi
dent of the union, will attend the
FredcrickahurS meeting. with dele
gales from various sections OF the
state.
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tSi,ury Methodist.

tshury McthodIst-Rcv John u.
Er'Slcstoil. the pastor. viii preach this
ni"rnns on Spreading tho Gospel
AMI Tonight on The Glorious ,;os
pei" Roy i!urg viii sing "a solo ut
,h.- evening service.
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ST. Marks Episr0pnl-Hoth mornIn.
and evening scSyices Hvill IL. cohducted
by H"N. = Roger Tyler.
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church "f,thc .t>ccn -i"u-Rcv. james
WinSiow Clark Will preach this morn
ins az II o'clock and Tonight At \
o'clock, viii Holy Communion at 5
O'clock.
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SOME OF THE TIMES WHEN
TIiIS ADNONITION Is Nt:E.':D

~ the time WHOM God spoke 10 His
people through the lips OF the great
'Goet king. this admonition was sadly
needed. y great army vas coming
against lsracl-;n army fierce, pow
erful, giving no quarter. The people
were dis,nayed, terrified, hclp!cSs. ANA
in this condition they hc"aE 10 lose