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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-15
Christian,
GENT'R Al

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Third East and Fourth South streets
Bible school, 10 a. m. Morning service,
II a. IN. Speaker. Robert NJ. Hopkins.
Bible school secretary American Chris
tian Missionary society Christian En-
deaVor, $50 y. m.
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A scald, burn, or severe
slowly if neglected. The e
keeps a bottle of Ballard 's s
ment on hand is always pfc
such accidents. Price 25c, See
per bottle. Sold by Schrann
drugs. "the never-suhstituto
(5) good stores. (Adver|
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Societies and Choir Meetings.

Children OF Mary's SodaEty every Sec
ond Sunday OF the month at p. m.
Altar society, first Monday of the
month.
ST. AIMS Sewing society. every Mon
day at p. m.
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STAY is GRANTED
IN CASSIDY'

NEW YORK. Feb. 1l.-The 4
for certificate Of reasopabI6
behalf OF Josep; Cassidy, for7u
cratic leader IN Queens couu|
sentence for taking a bribe, an
Walter, Jr.. the go-between IN 4
action by which ex-Congressn11
Willett. Jr.. bought from CasHI1
ination for justice of the supr1
was granted TODAY by Supreme 4
t'ce Blacknnar. This stays The
OF tho sentence and enables O.
Walter 10 appeal.
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International Bible Students Associa-
5jop

The /. b, S. A. conduct an undenomina-
ttonal study. p. m. Sunday, at the
Odeon hall, corner Of Main and North
Temple streets. All invited. No colec-
ton.
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Conversational.

FIRST c o n REG ATIONA
CHURCH. corner Of Fourth East and
First South streets.-Elmer Goshen,
pastor Morning service, II O'Clock.
Sunday school. 1890 D. m. Communion
service and reception OF new members at
p. m.
PHILLIPS CONGREGATIONAL
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Sunday Services i'm
Salt Lake Churches
III WELCOME TO ALL aERVICEs EXTENDED TO ALL

CHURCH. corner Fifth South and Sow
enth East streets-Rev p. a. Simpkn,
Preaching at II a. IN. Sunday school t
1890. Christian Endeavor at $40.
Preaching at 7.S5 p. m; subject, What
Is the Old Gospel2" Good singing. We'll
come to all.
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Methodist.

Methodist.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, corner OF Second south and
Second East streets-Will A Belts, D. D.,
m !; A z Eberhardt. superintendent. Pub
lie worship al IL a. m, and 7.46 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
7;45 o'clock. The pastor Will occupy me
day, February is. Morning subject. Re
uglous Ghans''; evening subject, The
Ideal City-How Nearly Does Zion Ap-
proXimate IT," a cordial invitation is
extended TO oil.
WATERLOO METHODIST EPIsco.
PAIN CHURCH. 1913 South Fourth East
streee-Marun Thomas, pastor Sunday
school. 2 p. M. Mrs. A. Belts, superin-
Mrs. Law. leader, Preaching service
at 1880 p m. Miss Law viii sing solo
at the evening service. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock
Come and worship with us.
HEATH METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. near the corner of Third South
and Eighth West streets-M. Thomas,
pastor. Sunday school. 10 a. M; Donald
Colclough. superintendent; Preaching
by the pastor at IL a. m. Prayer meeting
are welcome.
LIBERTY PARK METHODIST EPIs-
COPAL CHURCH, corner Eighth East and
Ninth South streets-The Rev. D. ID.
SAfloIy 900 Sluoo oNeHue, Gun
day school at 10 a. m; N. c. Scott. su.
perintendent Preaching morning and
evening by, the pastor. In the morning
at IL o'clock the subject will be "Reaiiz-
ing the Presence of Christ" At 7.9o p;
m. the subject Will be THE Way OF
Esau,'' Epworth league at $3.50 p. m.
The W. II NJ. S. Will meet with Mrs.
Gertz, $40 Brvan avenue. Wednesday at
ESQ p. m, Mldweek prayer meeting We'd
nesday ut 40 p. IN. All are cordially
welcome.
ILIrF METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Ninth East and First South
streets-l. II. Mitchell. pastor. Resi-
dence. SO NJ street. Sunday school at 9;45
a. NJ: Richard Wheat, superintendent
Preaching by the pastor at II a. m. and
7:45 p. III. Morning subject, The Fear
OF God Evening subject. "Regenera-
ton." \ song service Will precede the
evening service. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening.
AFRICAN NJ L. CHURCH, between
Second and Third East streets on Sixth
South street.-The Rev. J. ". Fant, pas
tor. Preaching Sunday, February 10.
Special sermon for the walters OF the
city, beginning at . p IN. Official board
meeting Monday, $50 p. m. Literary
society Tuesday evening at $50 O'Clock,
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
$50 o'clock. Entertainment by the sup
port comn.lttoe Friday evening.
OAKLEY CHURCH, Oakley street
Sunday school, l0:30 q. M Prea ching at
1870, A cordial invitation to all Oak
ley residents.
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Presbyterian.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner OF South Temple and streets
ltake South Temple. Taird Avenue or
Fort Douglas cars)-Regular morning
preaching services at II o'clock Evening
services at 1;45. Sunday school at a45
a. IN. Youn- peoples meeting at s45
p. IN. Mtdweek prayer and conference
meeting. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
Tne Rev. II. w Reherd will preach In
the morning: subject THE Value and
the Vice OF Prosperity" In the evening
Mr.. Reherd will give an illustrated ad-
dress on 'Siam. the Land OF the White
elephant Everybody cordially invited
10 all OF these services
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner Eleventh South and Eleventh
East, Frank o. Leonard. pastor-Morn-
ing service OF worship and preaching at
u O'Clock; subject. "The Inheritance of
the Week" Sunday school. 12:15 Y. P,
5. G; %. at o'clock. A hearty welcome
10 all.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. corner OF Fifth South and First
West streets (take Second West carr
The Rev. Charles e. Murphy. pastor
day at II a. m, by the Rev, 4 Nc
2. IN Christian Endeavor at $50 D. M
Preaching at l2:45 p. m, by Il. G. Caster
general secretary OF the Y NJ c, A
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7.45 D, m,
4 cordial welcome to all.
Mems meeting. Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday,
p. m. Bishop Spalding will speak. Mu-
sic by 7. NJ, c, A. orchestra Song serv-
Ice a cordial welcome to all men.
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Episcopal.

ST. Marks CATHEDRAL, First
South between Second East and Third
East streets-Rt. Rev. r s. SpaldiDg,
bishop, Very Rev. 6. r. Coladay, dean.
Holy communion. 7:So a. m. Sunday
school. o;45 a; m. Morning service. ii
o'clock. Evening service 4;30 o'clock
ST. JOHNS CHAPEL, Ninth East and
Logan avenue-Sunday school at 10 a. m
Morning service at IL a. IN.
ST, PETERS CHAPEL, s57 North
Second West street-Sunday school at
9:46 a, IN Evening service at 1870 o'clock.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
corner Main and Fourth South streets
Services Sunday follows. Holy COIN
munion al a. m. Morning prayer and
sermon by Bishop F. s. Spaldng at II
O'Clock. In the evening at O'Clock the
first address IN the new serles on the
contribution that the churches have
made to our civilization will be given
The speaker Is George jay Gibson, Esq.
who will tell OF the good work that the
Roman. Catholic church has done Sun
day school at 9:45 "A. m, All seats are
free and everybody made welcome.
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Baptist.

EMANUEL CHURCH. Fourth East
and Second south',Louis S; Bowerman,
man, Bible school visitor. Hours of wor:
ship, IL a, m. and 7:45 p m. Special
service for men only at $50 p m. Morn
Ing subject, The Handwriting on the
Measuring Men" and Repentance. "
The ordinance OF baptism at close of the
morning sermon Bible school at 945 a m;
r j. Lucas, superintendent Young peo-
pies meetings; Juniors at $50; Seniors
and Intermediates at $50 p m, Services
every evening at 7.45 o'clock. Evangelist
George T. Lowe preaching, You are very
cordially invited to all of these services.
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH, corner
OF Ninth South and Lincoln streets
day services: Sunday school. lo:3o a. m
Morning worship, l1:2o o'clock. Young
Pfeacng Pse seas sG 50 e X MSsReE
Everybody is Invited to o these services.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, Sew
rhd snth East and Third South streets.
Morning services at ii o'clock: t t1eme.
Baptism At this service the newly
received candidates for baptism Will be
baptized: Sunday school at 1 o'clock
Racial Betterment league. from till 5
o'clock Evening services at SIS o'clock
subject, Tho Hem Of HIS Garment" Ali
are welcome.
RIO GRANDB BAPTIST CHURCH,
Second South near Ninth West street
Berton +. Bronson, minister; Freda
Dressed. missionary; II. II. Holmberg.
Biole school superintendent. Bible school
at 10 a. m, Morning worship at l1:15
clock. with sermon ''VYill Ye Also Go
Away?" Evening service at 7:30 O'Clock.
considering theme, What Is Your Life?''
Midweek service Wednesday evening.
when we shall use the topic, "Jesus in
Death" Why not como7 You are well
come.
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Every lot has a fine terraced
front. 1t faces on a broad, perma-
nently graded street Broad cement
sidewalks and ornamental shade
trees are also included at our ex-
pense You get all of these splen-
did, permanent improvements abso-
lutely free of cost, At today's low
prices this opportunity cannot be
duplicated.
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Work on the new asphalt pave
ment will soon start. Following 1t
will come greater activity, more
homes, more people and more de-
mand for building sites.
Remember what has occurred in
less than two years on Ninth East
street following the pavement. 1t
will happen again at Highland Park.
The day book., 1914-07-13

unhappiness to which centuries of
tradition condemn them.
The only escape from the lonely,
isolated life of perpetual mourning is
through the 'easier way which
brings even harsher punishments in
India than it does in America-for it
is hopeless in its ostracism and eter-
nal in its condemnation to an ageless
spirit punishment.
While royal commissions are inVes-
tigating civil service and the machin-
cry of government, they have left the
women of India in the position they
have occupied for ages and school
girls and elder unfortunates are CIV
ing their answer of defiance to the
power OF rradition-but the answer is
their own tragic, untimeIy deaths.
The day book., 1914-07-13
THE BANK MESS

Federal and state grand juries will
begin probe today.
Atty Gen. Lucey and Bank Exam
iner Harkin will ask receiver for State
Bank of Calumet.
Receiver Niblack may announce
this afternoon how much depositors
can expect to receive.
Federal grand jury may grant i'm
munity to bank directors who come
across with testimony.
Many other recent bank failures
may be probed by federal grand jury,
according to Dist Atty Wilkerson.
Bank Examiner Harkin will be first
witness before Cook county grand
jury. Mrs. Mary Kuhns Brady may
follow him.
The day book., 1914-07-13
FEAR TROUBLE IN CELEBRATION
AT IRELAND TODAY

London, July 13.-With the parade
and demonstration in celebration of
the anniversary of the battle of
Boyne scheduled in Ireland today,
the government is admittedly ap-
prehensive of word that the spark
which may put all Ulster ablaze had
been struck. Sunday closed quietly;
however, with only minor disturb
ances and it is possible that the
parade of the Orangemen may pass
without serious trouble
Sir Edward Carson was the prin-
ciple speaker at the Belfast celebra-
ton today. Leaders on both sides
urged their followers to avoid TAX
ing the initiative in any action that
might result in rioting.
Declared that 10000 rounds of
ammunition have been smuggled in
to Ulster during the past week by the
Unionists.
The day book., 1914-07-13
AUTOS HAVE BIG TOLL

AUTOS HAVE BIG TOLL
New York, July 1872 dead and 13
injured was yesterdays toll in auto
accidents in and around New York.
1t is believed. one of the injured will
die.
Mrs. Agnes Tone, SO, was killed
saving 3-year-old son from speeding
auto driven by James Sweeney.
The day book., 1914-07-13

Mrs. James Orr, Vineland, N. j.,
killed and husband and 4 children
badly injured when auto upset.
World's cresset., 1914-06-25
IN MCN,yIlllyRlAM q, N O. /

On June 1914 J,p. Goodman Of Cold Spring Mo- wss
called from life to eternity Uncle Pleas" as everyone
called him. born in Indiana JAM TO- 1857 being little
past 81 old at his death. He leaves his wife and
children by form er marriage His first wife and two
children awaited him on the other side
TIe also leaves brother and four sisters to mourn his
demise During his illness he proessed belief in Christ
sending for his friend and neighbor Rev r. r. Mccall
to share in his JOY Services held home by Rev
Mccall and the body laid to Sunday at enow
Mo- large of friends were present to pay their
| last respects to him
Always cheerful and jolly with pleasant word for eyery.
one he will be sorey missed by those with whom he come in
contact But he made the world little brighter for hayne
lived. 9.
So the bereaved wife and relatives extend our heart
felt sympathy But-Only for season our partngs are
Nor shalt we wait in vain,
Until we meet again.
Mrs L. Lord.
World's cresset., 1914-06-25

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t!e had 90 n!oion OYER t!a.
great fish that IS sa.1 to. h2 INC
Hotae" ot ~ tall. Now ti.e ona
mar theory man nua5 7ar M,
VAS only imaginary v0r%0tCo>,.
I'or they refer US to ths aoru.
cd man, Please r42d.
And the Lord C,oa formed
man Of the dust Of the ground
and bre@thed into his nostril-
tile breath Of 'jf ana man be
came d living soul, GEn = +
They tell you tnisis the lrst
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Beast with Seven Heads and Ten
'HolDS Which John the Rev Saw,
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its holor .ame, power .anh glory !
ana all former ,yranllita| Nca1%,
that nau bean used BY uho 0gH.f,
10 suppress, the faith d C1rtst,
had only been 5he cause u It's
Wonderful illumination. They
tpNst use some other means,
to do the work; and satan il
never At q loss iE aeccitfuInass
to tino mcana.
Hence they call G council, And
the first thing they determined
on doing at this oonrci', WAS to
rot the hercj!es to accept the
catholic IaiU.n which was gQule1
Iup by the ci1rgymen Of the
catholic church, during those
years that they had persecngoG
the christians,
l}nt in this scheme the beast
was again met with the same
spirit Of resistance that gluved
in the hearts of the christians Of
the valleys And this unuau lted
determination right in the o>re-
&Gnce 0s his hlg h"2sS cause him
t. thin'. that bis hopes Of sue.
cess in that direction 'vas in vain
aud it also taught HIM that they
believed there Was no one on
harth that had the powor to for.
Give sims bat Jesus an.. that they
intended that Chrit's Word that
had been kept pure and sacred
through mary wears of narse.
cut!on ahcnEl not be lost. And
! thcro was not only q thousand.
drops o. hlooa shed for It's rre
servatlon bet an ocean of it.
This word was a lamp to their
feet and a light to their pathway
aud they expected 70 still keep
II at the cost OF their f17ths.
And when the aposta1o church
saw that they couId Lot aoiulc
1.-THE children Of uol; bt those
councils after tAs t:r.5t trial thay
must derive some Neana to Ge.
2e-72 thenE inorder to aain what
they mad loss: even il it wcy113
cost them 9 sacrifice. Aud a
sacrifice OF tIIelr part wO1ld
evldenly have to be given before
they could deceive them so thew
counseled among themselves and
the conclusion they came to WAS
60 choose mar best $ lited from
their RANKS and send ham out a.
mong the christians with the
pretention Of quitting the catho.
he church end taking yan with
them and make great show Of
exposing the haneful teachings
OF the pope: and by tl.is gain the
confidence Of this good reorle
and then rob them ot their liberty
IN Christ and place them under
bondage to the pope. r
And this one thing thew did
either direct or indirect those
who are under their power in
the church they are in bondage
direct all others who are under
the one man theory in bondage
to him in direct. The declaration
will be made The American is
not ia bondage to him! This is
just what the 1sraelites said to
Christ, But Christ informed
them that thev we're mistaken
fAnd In like manner we say tc
our American feIlcwcratts are
you in bondage. And as VIZ are
going TO take up the t,EcoN .
BEAST we shall labor to make
this manifest, So for the present
we shall leave this subject with
you and pass TO the Secoud and
confirm the whole.
4 (To Be Continued)
| Aa.gH
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aA5 their DrATec WAS !
'how lopg y, Lord nH.y .4st aal F.;
true wilt tb0u not p.,y thy Al !
itjctod people and spare them !
And prAul, 30 GencntanCe the !
enemy uf Christ and with such q !
@nal Tor hill who is the giver OIL
all good and with s11h letermi.
nations g. 0be7ing bis com mands
and with that Holy SpiiE in their
roS0m as tiIr!r c0nat0rtoc many
Of Ihcin vas buried upon tno
Alpine mountains itUm fatigue
starvation aud cold while TIE
others made safe their retreat to
the valleys beyond; So that by
the sprlnkling Of the blood Of
those martyrs, aud the porsecu.
tion Of the christians by driving
them from place 70 place that
.ha g30r1ous cross Of Ih@ Gru2ihed
One might apy yaar In D n"w
~ono@r.
,"or 4 ,he 2posGo.o church
vou.o have hnovu that the vevy
blood ol those .h&t they called
aere&2us, whose lives they we're
fe@st'hg npon w0ni5> become a
death stroke tc that great powcr
or would be the cause for the ful:
t.smeht 0f 4 Dortj0n Of Johns
7lslon OF the beasg t,lut cad t1us,
and saw one Of hi4 heads ~ Il
were wounded unto DEATH be
"cpId have used Other means:
taa ilttle did he dream that the
spal!ing Of the blood Of those
loved ones was planting the true
seed Of faith from Jerusalem I'M.
TO the ends Of the earth that
would send fourth millions of
trne christians that would bit,
torly oppose 1hier idolatry and
wltc.1craft; end which would be
10 deadly wound upon thiar ty.
ranhlcai power Of the aDnstate
'chnrcb, For If they had real,
led this fact they, woulu never
have sprink!ed the very seat Of
this bold power with the blood Of
the Apostles.
Hence. there must be other
measures adopted, and means
used, to deceive and delude
these uprising thousands, that
profess the faith Of Christ: the
faith they tried hard for MANY
long years to destroy by mur.
derous means. which vas the
means of Spreading the gospel
OF the Lord and Saviour Jesus
Christ.
: Therefore, we feel justified in
asserting that he is the beast
alluded to in the scriptures: and
further state, that as we have
! followed him by his dastardly
deeds, from the time OF his ris.
lng out of the sea until he re.
celVes his deadly wound that
John spoke Of, by the uprising
OF trho lovers of Christ all over
the land, ia bebalf Of a crucifed
Lord.
We again repeat our assertion.
that this deadly wound of the
beast was received only when
they saw they the fruit of their
persecution spreadinti over the
land like raging FIRE, by the pro-
Tossing thousands of the faith
and the blood bought gospel OF
the lord and Saviour Jesns
Christ.
And the love of God that was
flowing from heart 70 heart a.
mons :hese christians. was
more harm to this power than
vas pleasant for him to endure,
end unless there could be a
check placed Upon it, it wou Id
soon, with It's wonderful pres
ress. sweep the land OF all suu.
erstition. Aud this Wouli de.
2pc;qe The pauistical church Of al
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1914-05-27

We have been telling you something about
the way Hunterdon County people are coming
to Brookfeld to live and now we are going to
tell YOU something about its business side.
In no other suburban section outside of the
city of Trenton is such a strongly organized
effort being made to develop real estate as
along the Pennington Road.
During the eight years that have elapsed
since the first active development began, real
estate has doubled, and, in some instances
trebled and quadrupled in value What it will
do in the next eight years is worth thinking
about--and Brookfeld is real town, in size.
JONATHAN kITCHIN, TRENTON n. j.
- R.D |, Pennington Rd Bell Phone 2367-k
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-03
IF CONSTIPATEO OR
BILIOUS 'CAsCARETS
For Sick Headache, Sour StOm-
aCh, Sluggish Liver and
Bowels.

Take a Cascaret tonight TO cleanse
your Liver Stomach and Bowels. and
you Will surely feel great by morning.
You men and women who have head
ache, coated tongue. can't sleep, are
bilious. nervous. upset, bothered with
a sick. gassy, disOrdered stomach. or
have headache and feel all worn out
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets-or merely forcing a
passageway every few davs With salts
cathartic pills or castor oil?
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach. remove the
sour, undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry off the con-
stipated waste matter and poison from
the intestines and bowels.
Remember. a Cascaret tonight will
straighten YOU out by morning. \
1O-cent box from your druggist means
healthy bowel action; clear hea d
and cheerfulness for months. Don't
forget the Observation-Disclosures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-03
GERMAN TRAIN WRECK.

METZ, Germany, Jan. S--SeNen
soldiers were killed and 20 were in
jured in a railroad wreck near here
today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-03
GIVE BANQUET TO BARROW
Mayor Goetz and Other Local Men
Attend Function.
Special to The News Times.

Special to The News-Times.
LAPORTE, Ind, Jan. Sixteen
years as mayor of Laporte had it's
elimination Friday night in an elab-
crate $3.50 per plate banquet given
Mayor barrow at the Rumely hotel.
The banquet was representative of
all political parties and was featured
with the presentation TO the mayor of
a beautiful diamond stick pin. Hon.
Norman +. Wolfe made the presen-
tatiOn. Harry 3. Darling was toast
master and many responses were
made.
Goetz, P. ]. Kruger and Archie Ora
ham of South Bend. Mayor barrow
expects TO spend most of his time in
the future In the Kentucky oil fields
where his holdings promise to make
him immensely wealthy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-03
WILL CLOSE SERVICES
Many Converts Made at Harris
Prairie Meetings.

Rev. Cecil Franklin of the Indiana
Avenue Christian church closes the
third week of revival services Satur-
day at the Harris Prairie Christian
church at Granger. Big crowds have
turned out TO all of the services and
many converts are being made Mrs.
Donal McLane is Rev. Mr.. Franklin's
sOloist and has won many converts
by her singing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-03
MARTINS FAMOUS GAY
LIFE CAFE Is BROKE

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-The bust
ness of Louis Martin, Inc. conducted
by the widely known restaurant man,
went into the hands Of a receiver
Friday with $4,000 liabilities and
assets of $4,000. The restaurant
was famous in the gay life section of
New York.