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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-06
WHAT If THE PIPE GOES OUT?
procidont Wilson saws that all tha

is necessary to make business good, Is
for the men in business to think that
it is good If they feel that they
ought to have successful business,
then they will have it. According to
him, all that is necessary to have q
successful business is for the manu-
facturers to believe that they have an
Office full of orders, and for the mer-
chants to believe that they have a
store full of customers. Will the
president please tell us what is to hap
pen to these business men when the
pipe goes out?
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-06

Some of the candidates are just real
izing that they are not nearly as big
as they fancied they were. Many of
extending the glad hand to everyone,
actually believed that they would get
the votes of all the people that they
talked with and who promised to give
them one" when primary day rolled
around. Sufficient to say, they didn't
poll up to expectations.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-06
SAVE YOUR DIMES.

Save all the dimes you get and when
you have ten of them, 60 and start a
savings account. Then keep right on
saving and every time you have
accumulated ten dimes, put them
in the bank. Don't just think about it.,
do it. Be game, don't spend your
dimes, save them and put them where
they will draw interest. They will
count up faster than you think they
will. Try it
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"Do look like the guardian of a
.nine-year-old girl?' asked Dick Belt
ing of his friend, Gordon Amherst, as
they sat together in the formers II
brary.
Gordon favored his host with ar
elaborate scrutiny that included the
crown of his head and swept down te
his toes, and shook his own head
gravely.
IF / wasn't positive that you dyed
your hair, Dick, I'd say mo- at once.
But being aware that beneath your
carefully polished raven locks, there
turks many white and venerable hair.
Il will say that believe you're old
enough to have an entire orphan asy-
lum in charge"
"She is an orphan" admitted Dick.
Brothers child?" asked Gordon.
"You know l never had brother or
sister,"
"Confound it, man, tell me about
1t while I smoke another Of your
cigars" Gordon helped himself from
the box and scratched a match. III
isn't a guessing game, Is it?'
"No-remember Miles Wendell?'
Perfectly we'll He died in Japan
a short time ago-I read it In the
paper"
"It's his daughter. He did a favor
for me once upon time, and told
him to command me when he needed
la service in return. He's written me
a letter appointing me guardian OF his
daughter, Elizabeth, and it was for
warded to me after his death. Hel
mother died long ago-nine years, the
letter states. The girl arrived In New
York this afternoon in care of gov
erness or compatian: I'm to see her
tomorrow" Dick tossed sheet OF
paper across the table and Gordon read
the feebly scratched lines with inter.
est.
What are, you going to do with
herr" he asked.
Dick shrugged his shoulders. 60
ing to keep her in school for ten years
by that time I shall be q settled old
bachelor and ready to present her to
society"
"Ten years from now you will be
fifty years DID, murmured Gordon
"You will still be good looking, Dick?''
"Humph!'
"And will undoubtedly marry Miss
Weldon"
Il never suspected you Of romantic
ideas" returned Dick, dryly.
Gordon's round, fat face grew pink
II may marry your ward myself. I'm
Ave years younger than you are" he
protested.
"She isn't an heiress-no fortune
hunters need apply" leased Dick. "You
need rich wife, Gordon-you're
spender.' :.
tits the high cost Of living
sroaned Mr.. Amherst.
"You mean the cost of high living.
Gordon laughed. When shall see
the infant-wonder If she wouldn't like
10 70 to the circus ?"
"Pll have you around tomorrow
night to take dinner with us II you
like"
"All right, I'll come-perhaps can
help keep her In order"
When Dick was alone he smoked
several cigars before he retired. This
guardianship Of girl had introduced
q new element into his quiet, comfort
able. bachelor existence. He told him
self reassur1ngly that with Elizabeth
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The primary is just another means
for splitting up parties into cliques and
factions which are lead by one or two
men and when these one or two get
together, they can accomplish every
thing in the way Of graft that the sup
planted nominating plan was capable
of. The old plan at least didn't leave
the soreness that is, apparent after a
primary.
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LAD KILLS HIS
YOUNGER BROTHER

Bows, June Am accident occurred
at the home of Emil Hendrickson,
southeast of Bows, when his son
Ayron, lad Of IL, shot and killed his
Z year old brother Thomas. The older
boy was shooting at mark through
an open doorway when the younger
son accidentally came within range of
the gun and was shot through the
head. s3
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Manson Journal: 1t Is admitted that
Iowa is suffering from too many laws.
How would it be to petition the legis.
lature to repeal all laws and enact the
ten commandments?
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Davenport Times: There has not
been much said about the Colorado
mine strike since the United States
troops went into the field to maintain
peace but the strike is no nearer set
Element than 1t was at the beginning.
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No man has ever been responsible
for the building Of a great business
who could not at times dream dreams
or see visions.-The Business Builder.
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Burlington Hawkeye: Senator
Cummins has presented his tariff
views in SO many ways that every
body ought to be able to pick out some
thing that suits his taste.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-06

In the long run we pay most for what
we try to get for nothing.
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Mason City Globe Gazette: Unless
things have changed considerably
from former years, lot of people in
Iowa will help the republicans select
their candidates in the primaries to-
day and will help defeat them in the
election next fall.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-06

Rucklen's Arnioa salvs.
Cured Ben Pool Of Threet, Ala, after
being dragged over gravel road bed
Soothing, healing and antiseptic, 25c.
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An Ideal Woman's Laxative.
NO better laxative than DR.. Kings New
Life pills, they help the Liver and bow
els to healthy action, 26c.
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Kansas City Journal: 1t Is intimat.
ed that Colonel Roosevelt might accept
the republican nomination in 1916.
Possibly Mr. Bryan would accept It,.
also, or Champ Clark or Eugene Debs.
But the republican nominee in 1915
will be a man whom the republicans
of the country can support without sac
rificing their principles or their self.
resnect IL
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Evening Story
DICKS ORPHAN.
BY Emma EbeIt.

Copyright, 1912. by the Associated
Literary Press.)
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Foreign representatives.: Cone. Lor-
engen & Woodman, Mailers Building.
Chicago; 325 Fifth Ave-, New YORK
City; Gumbel Bldg. Kansas City, Mo.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette: Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle has come to America
with his wife to spend several months
in this country. He has undoubtedly
been attracted here by the wonderful
.(?) work Of Sleuth Burns.
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The little boy was evidently 2 Arm
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Clinton Herald: The easiest kind
of defense for murder is for the &C
cused to claim that his mind was
blank at the time of the deed and Tor
some time afterward. All he has to
do is to stick to his story and remem-
Der nothing of his actions. 1t would
be well for juries to consider that q
man who let's his mind go blank and
has q disposition to murder while in
that condition Is better off behind
prison bars. He should be penned up
for the protection of society.
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Clinton Advertiser: In tho baseball
diamond he is a "bonehead"; in the
more serious spheres one whose mind
has an infinite body Of resources for
resisting the introduction OF know
LEDGE The new definition lies BE-
tween President Wilson and Yale
professor, each modestly disclaiming
the discovery.
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Cedar Rapids Republican: It must
be confessed we have not had q great
primary campaign, for there are not
many great men concerned In 1t, and
the average voter of all the parties
has remained almost entirely indiffer-
emit. There have been no rousing meet
ines. Apathy has marked the contests.
The people, it seems, do not care much
what the results may be. 1t is the spir-
it of contempt for politics and for the
primary as part of our present political
system.
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THE TEACHERS LANTERN.

The primary use OF the parable OF
the Prodigal Son must not be lost
slEht OF In its evangelical and modern
appllcaions. BY ~ Jesus sought TO
Justify his kindly and familiar bearing
towards publicans and sinners. al
winch the Pharisees and scribes were
50 outraged. He showed the veriest
renegade OF Israel as stiIl the object
OF divine compassion. his restoration
PossibIe-a thing tie earnestly sought.
IN It's universal. gospel apnica-
non this pearl OF parallels" pictures
SIN as revolt against a benefcent
heaNenly Father. whose law Is right
and just and good Uers is
mirrored the freedom OF the will. The
son had his own way lie is not LEI
OF numbered. except by the pleadinPs
OF love and its faithful warnings.
The folly OF sin has no more
startling eXemplification. True as
startling; drawn TO life' How swift
me descensus Averno," How soon
me Tool and his money are married.
IioW TreNokable the last estate Rem
'ulIehs. in the mire with swine,
Who shall ever number the
sinners 10 whom this parable has been
me open sesame" 10 a new Iiefs
Blessed be the day in which II was
spoken, i will arise" Father /
nave sinned'" The Heavenly Fafbar
meets the returning prodigai in the
way 49,. Lost" Dead" Here
Is no minifying OF the prodlgars fai-
len state. Lost 10 God. lost 10 heav-
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Second Quarter Lesson V. Luke 10: 1872 May 3 1914
THE PRODIGAL SON TEMPERANCE LESSON
(THE STORY)

a son in a noble and wealthy fami
~. chafing under parental restraint.
and signing for fresh fields OF volup-
tuous conquest. inconsiderately re-
quests an antemortem division of the
estate. The indulgent father makes
IL. Perhaps he has no recourse; pa
rental authority Is at an end The
sons heort Is callous to the appeal
OF love. The guileless youth. the
fathers pride and JOY. has grown the
srun, dehant rebel In the
youth tucked the sparkling gems and
Golden bars. his patrimony in portable
form. In the pockets OF a money-belt
ana went abroad. He wasted
his SUBSTANCE. he tossed il in the
air, as the farmer does his wheat when
ne viii separate IL from the chat. lie
hyed absolutely. lie was insalvable
while his infatuation lasted The CO.
incidence OF the devoured patrimony
and the universal famine puts a pa
thetic touch TO the sorry plight OF the
absolute spendthrift. He was left he
mind IN the race. He never. In spite
OF his infatuated effort. so much as
reached the glittering goal OF his wan.
ton ambition. The gay. reveling party
means held out. swept past him thank
lessly and disdainfully when his once
plethoric purse was at last empty. He
awake as from dream-alone! pen
niless,
With the pertinacity OF despair he
glued literally himself TO a foreign
landowner. whom in his prosperity
ne would have dubbed a Gentle
dog with whom ne would have had
no intercourse. much less receive a
FAVOR from him. In his despair ne
cleaves To the foreigner so tenacious
~ mat he cannot be shaken of. A
degrading task is given him-offens.
I've To the senses. repugnant TO the
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en- dead in trespasses and sinst
The far country is not a matter q,
geography. II is expressive of IS.
arrangement, OF alienation from God
The prodigars theology was
ohu, though II showed well tie
Srtnsth OF MS conjunction. IL would
impossible for him to ever be his
Iathers hired servant He is son or
hothlhg. Sinned heayen-high
and in thy sight" Here the peniient
Is strictly orthodox The tupritude
OF SIN consists in this. that IL Is done
AGAINST God. Judah's penitent king
knew this when he cried. Against
thee, thee only. have I sinnedl" With
this truth Joseph armed himself when
ne cried, How can I commit this SIN
against my Cod" Soloron
Is the example for all time OF the nm.
satisfying nature OF sin. He sHrank
every cup OF JOY. heard every trlImp
OF fame. Hear his dying protests-
tons OF the inadequacy OF the sensu.
Gus world TO satisfy an immoral.
vanity OF vantties. all is vanity"
JOY In heaven.-that is the
measure or the sinners peril. Were
SIN mere episode. a passage incident.
dilemma. eNtrfcation from which Is
easy. there would be nothing i'm that
10 set the joy-bells OF the skies airing.
ing. IL Is because teh sinner stands
on te crumbling edge OF hell. IL is ne
cause or that there IL JOY in the 1res-
ence OF the angels OF Coo when the
sinner Is saved.
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ideas OF ceremonial clesnllness SO
sharp were the pangs OF hunger that
he kept coveting the swine their
feed-the locust pods he threw down
before them. What humiliation. sor-
S assPa Mor are Sp so %,b in Ss
unto him" At last the hypnotic
spell of sin is broken. self-conscious-
ness, self-control are regained. Mem
ory paints the ancestral home The
flown blessing brightens. What album
dance. comfort, care there extends 10
nat battle-royal has made possible
those talismanic words. Fear. shame.
pride have been conquered. Il have
sinned' Is the correlate OF Il viii
arise Confession absolute and
frank. without apology. shall be made.
The penalty of apoetasy. disinherit-
ance, servitude instead OF sonship.
OF complaint. IL Is done. But
how different the sequel from that
which the prodigal anticipated. lie
Is met long before he can reach the
door where he expected TO make his
confession. The fathers compassion.
now now admirable, Kiss of reconcilia-
ton. how sweet The FIRST robe. rich
ly dyed. is cast about the sunburDt
shoulders. The signet OF rank IL
placed upon the wan finger Rare
feet. mark OF servitude. are shod with
the sandals of a free man. Now fol.
lows the joyous banquet The
murmuring Pharisees cannot but see
themselves portrayed IN the elder son.
with his Informed. ill-natured protest
The true Messiah had come to heal
the sick. raise the dead. find the LOST
WIZ the hale. the unstrayed, tbosa
who do not need his kindly Offices. b.
grudge them TO their brothers. Whose
plight Is so pitiable and desperate
The climax is reached. the plea unan.
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" t'll YOU Pat my boy. the b.z
man ~ the town Confded. layifr
,.a,I""'line hand ON he young Irish
tongue
SURE. sor.' griuucd Pat hut ID
would DO Nlr uO GOOD without H,
brains Woman Home Companiuu
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Cleanser

Did you ever stop 20 realize how
quickly some Of the cheap yellow
laundry soaps will destroy your fine
damask table cloths and linens 2
Just a few washes and they arc
ruined The better the quality and
the more expensive the goods the
more quickly are they DESTROYED.
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The Young Peoples Devotional Service
May 2. 1914 ~.
TWELVE GREAT VERSES: C) THE FAITH-vERsE
(COnsecratiOn Meeting)

The ancients believed that beneath
every material thing there was a sub.
Tie inhering principle which gave u
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81. James Evangelical Lutheran
1to3-ifli Chapline street. Rev. A. ~
Werder. pastor. Rev. n. Stcuor, assist
ant pastor. sunday $50 "a. m. SUNDAY
scho"l and Bible classes tEnglish and
German. 1880 "A. IN. German services.
1880 y. m, English services. Rev Werd-
cr Will Preach ON church history All
are cordially invited.
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The First English Evangelical Luther
an church. 50 sixteenth street. ". :
l1NsinEcr, pastor. a Sixteenth street.
The usual worship the Third sunday az
Ter Easter az 1880 "A. m. and 1:50 y. m.
sunday school. 800 "a. m Barnitz Luth-
cr league. O;f5 y m, prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening. s.f5. Every body
welcome TO all these services.
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ANALYSIS AND KEY

/ The Pearl Of PARALLELS"
Primary object.
Intended TO justify Jesus attitude
toward publicans and sinners.
PICTURES reneCades objects OF Df.
vine compassion
. Second object:
To picture sin as a revolt against
the beneficent Father.
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day evening the evening Tor prayer
Thursday evening the What Next Club
viii give "a Mock 1riar at the FIRST
baptist church.
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Second United Presbyterian church.
Rev. J. II. Littell. 10. ID. pastor. SER
vices In \. NJ. g. \. morning at 1885.
evening at : 30. Sabbatn school at . 80.
'hrisuan Union AZ D. m. Wednesday
evening prayer service at 7.45 at the
nome OF Mr. Arthur Mnmphes
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The Eighteenth Street Memorial chap
81 Services on sabbath evening, a.
Usual At ! 10 o'clock Please note the
chanEe OF time % meeting The sub
J.ct on this evening viii b. The Value
OF rover The meaning 81 Christi
words, All Power l. Gwen nto Ne IN
heaNen and In Earth Power Co create.
power 10 rule. power to heal. power %
i"rsiNe The Interest increases Come
ana help us. The signing Is good. Wc
IKE 10 boast % ovr choir. We want
tho fathers and utJthers 81 the Fast
Ind TO come 10 these meetings and get
raihe good J. 81 Masters leader
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unity. So the writer OF Hebrew. 40
hrms that beneath the things honed
Tor faith is the principle which siyas
substance to them. e''-o
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Wayman A. ". T. church. Rev. "
%. Davis. u. T.. pastor. 1895 a M
sermon. Vow when they saw tho bold
ness OF Peter and John and perceived
mat they were urlearued and ignorant
kupwledEe of them. that they had been
with Jesus 1870 D.. m. class uretiuE
leaders tras. Early. Houston Davis.
John Harris 241 o. m. sunday srhonI.
The frudiEal SON Luxe Ir.II-l-'
Lawyer D.. ]. Graham. u. superiuter-
dent b.. On A. g. d. League Mrs
Margaret Harris. president -.ts H. rI
sermon. And 90 shall come Co. PASS In
The last days saith God. ! viii pour out
N my Spirit upon all flesh. and your
sons and your daughter shall rrouHsst
ana your Young men shalt asf I-iuns
and your ola men shall dream dreams
The Eencrou~ public r. cordially luNit-
ed. StruuEUUs are welcome
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FIRST Unitarian Church. who g. the
IS>Al lnndelT will BE- the subject or
the sermon by Rev. Howard a Pease
IN the Board ~ Trade rooms next sun
Gay morning at IL o'clock IL H. easy
y" hurl eTlthets A. one oppouentz--
much easier than 90 answer their argri-
meuts, but q .areful study Of the sit
Aaton viii often show that the one
VINO brings the accusation of iuudelity
o. himself unfaithful Co his trust.
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The Third Presbyterian church.
Thirty eighth and Jacob str.ets ! A.
Lcy srberEcr. pastor. The ssrNIres fsr
sabbath. May Bird. are as follows
PREACHING a. 1915 a. m. and 7a0 =.
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81 James Evangelical Lutheran
chapel lim Grove. IS Va Rev M
~fnuHr. assistant pastor 40 a. OBJ
sunday school ana Bible ciaas preach
irF service 90 the County Iunru.ars ct
30. Monday evening teacher meet.
ing and Thursday evening social gath.
srinE ~ the Luther League
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herman Methodist church. Chaplinc
street opposite Higa school Rev. 4. a
'loSNhah, paStor-Sanuay school at
80 a M. morning service In German.
AZ 10 80, subject The Vision OF ISAIAH d
noung Peoples meeting at T:I5 y. m
Mlss caroline Schenerlpin. leader: even
NIX service in English at T.ab. subject
ne Apostles Creed: Wednesday .V,n-
ING the usual prayer service at 500 u.
~ Inc Ladies Ala Society will hold a
BUSINESS anu social meeting ON Thurs
Jay afternoon. May I'm. Lduch Will b.
serNcd IN the dining room Of the ne,.
LSrlrh mouse f.Vcr3 body h invited.
\ cordial invitation fs .xtended 10 AZ
tSnd Al services. At this "Home-likv
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FIRST Church OF Christ. Scientist. 4 o.
w auditorium. lii9 Chapline street
SerNices sunday At IA "A. ma. Subject %
eeoh. Everlasting Punishment" sun
day school at s.45 m "Wednesday
tesuhhonlal meeting At y. m. same az
1iess. Reading room open daily. except
SNhuhNs and holidays from u m. 10 I
. ui.. also on saturday evenings from
20 clock. Tho public Is invited to
NNlsit our reading rooms. No. ilig Chap
''"N street and 20 attend our services
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keorganized Church Of Jesus Christ
81 Latter Day Saints-Sundsy school az
10 a m. sunshine Rand" will meet At
90 ,. IN. followed BY preaching At
80 by Adolphus Edwards Pray ~
meeting on "Wednesday at T.s5 Il. n.
day.
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zane street NJ. =. church. corner Sew
eht""hth and Jacob strects--P Preaching
SER Ice sunday morning by the pastor al
y" O'CLOCK. theme Bred Prom Heaven"
sunday school AT II o'clock = Il. Lem
mon. superintendent. EpWorth I.eagLe
sunday evening. O'Clock. - : Ullum
president. Jr. League. Friday Afternoon
, SO o'clock. Mrs.. Anna Marsh superin-
tehdent' prayer meeting Wednesday
evening O'Clock; preaching at 500
clock, theme Things Revealed" To
AL OF these services you are most cor
dially invited. and you will find a well
come. W. n. Shultz. pastor.
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RURAL CHURCH
DAY OBSERVANCE
GOVERNOR HArFiElp's PRocIA.
NATION WILL BE CARRIED
OUT
special Committee OF State Sunday
School Association has COM
menced Movement.

In accordance with a proclamation
issued recently by Governor Hatfield,
tomorrow will be generally observed
a. Rural Church Day. The obsery-
ance VIII be most marked among ru-
raj CONGREGATIONS. In his proclama-
tion, Governor Hatfield called upon
the people to worship and to con
slder movement for the increas-
go usefulness and influence for good
ginia."
A special committee of the State
sunday School Association has heart
ny commended the movement, urg-
ing all pastors. Sunday school super
l,.enuehts and other Christian work
ers To Use their influence that every
community may deserve the day IN
an appropriate way.
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The First Spiritualiss church will hoid
services In the Odd'E.lloWs hall SUNDAY
Aay srd. at 40 y. m. Childrcn's pro-
hr"~siNe lScsum at 10 20 "a. m. Rev. g
W. Way pastor and psychic I.scture
ioliowed with spirit messages. all are