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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-23
Rate Of assessment per

rate OF assessment per
front foot .....s......,..$3.JY 41
VIII. ASSESSMENTS: AUWAlO-
LIMU TRACT LOTS:
An agreement has been made be.
tween the Territory of Hawaii and the
City and County Of Honolulu. of which
copy Is on file with The Clerk, I'M
Ger which not to exceed 81, 1888 VIII
be paid to the City and County BY the
Territory out Of the moneys provided
by Act 12S Of the Session Laws Of
1916, to be used by the City and Coun-
ty to pay the assessments which will
be made under these street improve
ment proceedings against the lots in
the @Anwaiolimu Tract abutting on
Lusitana street. A list OF the lots en-
titled to participate In the benefit OF
this "Anmaiolimu Fund" ID attached
as Exhibit Z to the City and County
Engineers report on file with the
Clerk
TX. FURTHER DETAILS:
The map and general plans, details.
specifications, particulars Of esti-
mates and other data so prepared by
the Engineer, showing the area and
frontage OF each parcel Of land sub.
ject to assessment, the location of ex-
listing curbing and the location of the
storm sewer system, may be seen and
examined by any person interested at
the office Of the City and County En-
gineer in the Kapiolani building on the
north corner of King and Alakea
streets in said Honolulu at any time
during business hours prior to the
date fixed for the public hearing be-
low stated.
X. DEFINITION.
The term subject to assessment
as herein used, relates also to lands
not subject to direct assessment but
with respect to which their proportion
OF cost Is to be borne by the City and
County, including the lands entitled
to the benefit of said "Auwaiolimu
Fund
And notice is further given that by
the terms of said Resolution No. Sol.
q public hearing respecting the pro-
posed improvements will be held at
the Assembly hall Of the Board Of
Supervisors of the City and County
of Honolulu on Tuesday, the 9Th day
OF November, 1915, at the hour Of 80
o'clock p. m. at which time and place
a full opportunity will be given to all
persons interested to present sugges-
lions or objections to the proposed
improvements or any part or detail
thereof.
Dated. Honolulu, T. H.. October is,
1915.
ID. KALAUOKALANI, JR.,
Clerk, City and County of Honolulu.
62s6-Oct. is. IS, IS. 20, 81, %, %. 20.
26. 81.
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VESSELS no DEPART

Sunday, Oct. q.
(No ships scheduled)
Monday, Oct. IS.
Maui-C laudine, IL. str
Kauai-W G. Hall, IL. str.
Tuesday, Oct. IS.
Molokai, Maui, Lanai-M ikahala, IL
str.
San Francisco-Lurline, Matson str.
Kauai-Kinau, Ii. str
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,fAR-BULLETIA GIVES YOU
TODkY'9 NEWS TO-DAY
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BY AUTHORITY

NOTICE or PROPOSED IMPROVE.
MENT or LUsITAhA STREET.
IN HONOLULU. TERRITORY or
HAWAII, AND or PUBLIC HEAR
ING THEREON.
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TO THE OWNERS. LESSEES AND
OCCUPANTS OF LANDS ABUT-
TING ON LUSITANA STREET,
PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
SAID STREET, AND OF THE
LANDS HEREIN PROPOSED TO
BE ACQUIRED FOR STREET
WIDENING: AND TO ALL PER-
SONS INTERESTED GENERAL
LY:
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inspection. and incldHntals 2,052.l5
Cost OF construction of which
10eS shall be borne by the
City and County toward
main thorougtfare ...... $36. 259. IS
Proportion OF cost to be
borne by City and County
ff0e6 toward main thor
oughfare) ............. 3.s25.ss
Balance to be charged ON
q frontage basis .......$ 32. 49,. SO
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Moving and resetttng s25 #.
rock curb. At $0.l2....... l11.00
New curling. 1890 lin. n. at
t0.40 ..........-.-...... 5000
Storm sewer system 1899. 550.00
Resetting manholes, etc. -. $4,000
Total Of above 1850. SIS. 7so.is
To ascertain cost OF which
the City and County shall
pay 10Ss toward main thor
oughfare. deduct as f0llows:
(a) Area to be paw
ed BY the Homo
lulu Rapid Transit
& Land Company.
1310 50. yds. at
sis5 .......s 2.4a3.50
Chi Cost OF acquir.
ing new lands ito
be borne by City
and County, ...... l.4S9.l9
tcl Cost of setting
new curbs Ito be
charged against
the individual
lots ...... $1,000
Total deductions .....s 4.552ss
n.t. S0f Oa5 m
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The proposed methods of assess
ment are the following:
"a The cost of improving streets,
including cutters, moving and reset
ting Of rock curbing, and all general
expense not otherwise provided, Qess
the proportion to be borne by the City
and County and the portion of work
to be done by the Honolulu Rapid
Transit & Land Company, to be pro.
vided by general assessment at the
rate of $3.1947 (maximum) per front
foot against all land abutting upon
said street, both sides included, the
total frontage subject to assessment
therefor being approximately 10,214.9
linear feet
Cd The cost of acquiring the new
land for the widening of said street.
| including the cost allowed for the re-
moyal and reconstruction of fences
and walls occasioned by street widen.
ing. amounting to approximately ST.
1878 to be borne by the City and
County out OF general revenue.
t5p The cost of new curbing to be
provided by assessment at the rate of
1910 per front foot against the abnt-
ting lands opposite which the same
shall be laid; there being approximate.
ly 1900 linear feet.
VII. SUMMARY OF DETAILED
ESTIMATES OF PROBABLE COST
/ tGross1:
Cost of widening and Incl.
dental expense .....s 1898
Preparation of subgrade, 49, -
600 SO. yds. at sO.15. 2,S5O.OO
| Extra grading, $50 Gu. yds.
at $3.50 ................. $1,000
Warrenite Paving (including =, ..
sub-base1 $4,000 so. yds. at
s1.7O .................... 80. 10000
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(c) Property Of =. Jose Rodriguez:
Beginning at fence corner. at the
west corner of this lot and on the
southeast side of Lusitana street, the
co-ordinates of said point of beginning
being 1868 feet north and PSI. "a feet
east of Government Survey Street
Monument, west of San Antonio ave-
nue.. and at the intersection of the
tangents of the center line of Lusi.
tana street, as shown on Grade Map
No. 4, on file in the office of the City
and County Engineer. and running by
true azimuths:
1. 1881 49, 00e-4S.s5 feet along
fence along the present southeast side
of Lusitana street;
2. 1885, So 00"-1S.60 feet along
fence along lane;
5. Thence along the new southeast
side of Lusitana street on a curve to
the right having radius of 277.3 feet,
the direct azimuth and distance of the
long chord being.
4. 54o 13, 00~-46.80 feet;
s. u.s. 30' O0~-17.S0 feet along
fence along the property of Mrs. Ju-
llama Gouveia to the point of begin.
ming.
Area-ses.o 50. #. at sO1s per
So. IT. ................... 1892
Moving fence and house, and
damages ............... $1,000
Total estimated cost ....... ssS3.s2
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AUl ne fTOuIdS6 On the mak8l
side of said street, to be assessed, is
described as follows:
Beginning at the northwest corner
of Lusitana and Alapai streets from
which q Government Street Monu.
ment on the center line of Lusitana
street and the Eva line of Alapai
street, Is by true azimuth 2S10 OF
1857 feet, co-ordinates of said Mon
ument referred to Punchbowl Triangu
lation Station being 217S.1 feet south
and 90S.5 feet west. as shown on
Grade Map No. 4, on file in the office
Of the City and County Engineer, and
running by true azimuths:
1. 1902 To- 30"-1S9.62 feet along
new makai line of Lusitana street
thence on curve to the right with a
radius of sos. z feet. the direct azimuth
and distance being,
2. 1859 So 00o-119.0 feet;
3. 16lo S4s .S0@-SS5.63 feet along
new makai line of Lusitana street;
thence on curve to the right with q
radius of 6037 feet, the direct All
muth and distance being,
4. 1852 So 30~-155.S feet;
3. Ice "a 30"-302.23 feet along
new makai line Of Lusitana street;
6. 1889 49, 00~- 2041 feet across
Kinau lane;
Z. 177o 4O' 00"-315.0 feet along
property of Caroline T. r. Monte, Pc
dro Lopez Teixeira, Henry C. Brown
and Centeio Co., Ltd. from and of this
course a Government Survey Street
Monument at the intersection OF cen
ter lines Of Lusitana street neal
Pune hbowl street is by true azimuth
274' 07t-29.75. feet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22
GRAND JURY LIST
B~ootlegser Case Will Take Up Greater
Amount Of Time az the Next
Session.

When the grand jury meets on
March l it will be confronted with a
number OF bootlegger cases. The petf,
juries will also be confronted with the
same thing. There are. besides the
ones that will come up for investiga-
lion. practically every case that was
investigated at the last term. to go
over again. and the present term Will
prove as busy as the last one.
The latest acquisition 10 the list is
that OF Charles Criswell. who was held
to the grand jury Saturday by Squire
r. G.. Hobbs.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney ID.
4. Mckee filed the following list with
the clerk Of the circuit court Satur-
day:
James r. HiXenbaugh. criminal as
sault.
Mr. and Mrs. Max GoldbeR, buying
stolen goods.
Joe futile and Lulu Fry. unlawful.
c~ohabitation.
Charles McDevitt. bOotlegging.
Charles Criswell and Charles UseI
ton. bOOtlegRing.
Veronica Szymauske alias Mrs. Hen
ry Paul. operating speakeasy.
John Doe. selling cigarettes TO min
ors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22
COUNTY SALARIES
AND CANDIDATES
NEW LAW WILL HAVE TELLING
EFFECT ON NUMBER OF
OFFICE SEEKERS.
Especially Is This True in Ohio coun.
~ Among Candidates for
Office Of Sheriff.

BY the passing o. the County sal.
aries bill by the state legislature. a
great difference may be noted when
candidates begin To thoroughly under.
stand the significance of the new law.
Especially will this be noted among
candidates for the office of sheriff.
This office In Ohio county formerly.
and In fact now Is paying in fees. in
the aggregate. between $4,000 and
10000 a year. With the county sal.
aries law In effect. the office will pay
but $500 a year. and the great change
may aus many Of the candidates ~
stop. look aud listen
So far there have been hvs candl.
dates. who have either announced
themselves as candidates. or have
been mentioned By friends as candi
dates for the office Of sheriff. They
are Mr. J B Garden. Democrat. Mr.
, D. Morgan. Mayor n. o.. Kirk. Mr..
x ~ Browne and former Police chief
Howard Hastings
n is expected that the race for the
nomination and election. will not now
De 80 interesting. az n is expected
that several Of the candidates viii
withdraw from tho race. and others
who bad contemplated ENTERING the
contest. win refrain from making their
announcement The great change in
salary bel significant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22
R-AEKEUPrcY y
Voluntary Petition PILED b. Aaron
acamahoru o. Tyler County.

I.ruIUH NI" urfUrUeEa. MHFl. and
Frr 20 -I~sferatfIla. AHrHn scamal4sn
~. iufHlf. I|IFr county. nirl Re- roIur-
p.t..r In iH~u.ruufrH saturday.
IfIn.r Iu.tri states DOmmfarfouer
FHurrr u HurI
MT H~rnwHnHTn fl. L. fnTm.InrH aurrr-
iafur Ur erhr1ufaf E|a uaEIIf.ra III ta
and ggsrta Ht fsGH. ,laimIrE ~.
rrufIuu Of ffHn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22

Christians. IL an insult in the sight o,
600 and in the face OF heaven.
Follow Laws Of God.
Among Catholics. ! know. the vile
pracuce have referred to. and which
~ known as race suicide. can never
md many followers. for the simple
treason that the church will not admit
70 the sacraments. any one who doe
not recognize and follow the laws of
God. respecting the sacred and inyioIa.
Ole character OF the married state.
The heinous crime Of Interference
with nature u n that cries 70 heaven
Tor vengeance. The man or the wo.
man who destroys the life Of the nm.
born babe. IL guilty OF murder. This
crime is no less vile than that OF tho
.~cutthroat assassin who stains his soul
by shedding the blood OF HE fellow
man. and sooner or later the punish.
ments OF an offended God will over.
take him.
The secondary end OF marriage is
ne direct good Of tho parties. n be-
me duiy then ~ the husband and vie
20 90 OF In their power TO promote the
peace and happiness Of their home.
FROM time 60 time complaints are
heard from those who chafo under the
matrimonial yoke. because Of the
snort oominFs of their partners But
ihpse very people who find fault on
thls score seem 10 forget. that fhav
are themselves a part OF that of which
they complain. aud that tho rharartsr
.of The whole is but tho resultant or fb,
character Of the paris Ief thrm. boz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22
BIG PUMP Is In
I'M MINENT DANGER
coUNcILMEN AND BOARD OF
CONTROL MEMBERS MAKE
INSPECTION.
Intake Pipe Has Not Been Producing
Results as Il Should-chanaes
Are Necessary.

The city council and board OF con-
troll held a joint meeting Saturday
morning and visited the city water
works where 1t was found that a great
expenditure Of money is necessary TO
sayc the giant pump Superintendent
~Scroggins and Chief Engineer Junkins
took She councilmen over the ground
and made statements concerning the
big machine. and told why certain re-
pairs and Establishments are absolute
ly necessary II the city D. 20 save this
20.O00.OoO gallon wonder.
Engineer JunAins "a y that the
large intake pine must BE- shut down
unless the city desires 10 entirely ruin
the big pump. II BE- claimed that the
intake pipe has been improperly laid
and allows the draw ing In Of sand.
leaves and other debris which are
cutting away The fine mechanism OF
the pump. o. will BE- recalled that
during the last ycar an appropriation
OF 5000 was made to make repairs on
the pump o. eliminating this same
trouble. hut now 3D. is found that az
least $4,000 more is necessary 70
clear up the mystery.
Council viii meet Tuesday Of this
wcoE in special regular session. DO is
understood. and 60 o. expected that
some executive action viii be- taken
on the findings Of the joint meeting Of
Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE" WAS
SUBJECT OF EXCELLENT SERMON

In Genesis the command given by the
Creator to Adam and Eve. Increase
and Multiply
1T consequently follows then. thai
the primary ends Of marriage are the
generation and education OF children
whereby the human race L. perpetual
cd and elevated 10 a becoming stand
ard Of Intellectual and moral excel
lence % follows naturally also that
In virtue Of the primary ends OF mar.
rage that anything that will thwarr
'he designs OF God IL gravely sinful
American Sin.
The sin Of the day 10 the perver.
sion ~ marriage. % has been called
me American Gin From what we are
told BY grave authors who know. INF,
writing ON the wall plainly indicate.
mat here iu America. IN this great
land OF opportunities. we are return.
inF 90 ihe period Of Roman decad
.ence. and the day is not far distant,
% thero is moi q radical change IN
american social life. when the future
historian viii he forced to write The
Decline and Fall Of Che American Wc
public. and attribute De- destruction
10 The practice Of solf-inhlctcd o.
.tincfion.
There are men and women today
who look upon this practice Of inter
ierinE with The course Of nature. as 4
doubtful action. and scarcely q Gin
and certainly not a shame. provided ID
ls not found out. They subscribe "a
The doctrines taught by the leaders OF
n low school ~ thought. who hold that
De must have quality and not qua
uty. They would faiu have ua believe
The number OF children 10 b.
born Of a union. should be- determined
D. tho uartiaa rhcmaelvos. and not by
tho viii ~ Creator This very idea In
Itself Tor people who call themselves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22
COM ITTEES MEET
Both Republican n Democratic CITY
Executive Committees TO consid.
er Campaign Plans Tonight

" committee meetings. the 10.
publican city executive commitfca and
the Democratic city executive com
Hittee have been called for this sy-
tning to consider plans for Tho com.
ing election. The FIRST named will
bold Boz meetings In the Offices Of Inc
board Of control and viii have a mum.
Der of matters before 90. The most
interesting phase zoo fh, Republican
'ampatru is fhT scramble for the Do.
s.iion made vacant by the expiration
or The term of DIR Thomas " Uaskina
The latest candidate 10 express y
feeling that Do might b. q candidate
o. Mr. J. v Barton. former state Ia.
Dot commissioner. and q hrIIlisnf man
WIN bis name before fue voters. %
adds spice to the campaign. Al tho
meeting t0nlHHf. matters pertaining
% suggestion meetings. primaries. etc.
VIII Boz considered
The U~rUocrati, executive commit.
toe viii meet in fho Register buIdins
ana VIII also consider trn matter %
suggestion wrrfiuEa tfr Ns vet
iuff' have boon un announcements
made Tor candidate. Tor Iho board OF
control Boo fHie side. although Nr.
Henry WcisF'rb.r De- talked Of for tho
place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22
PREACHED SUNDAY NIGHT ~
FATHER FLANAGAN AT CA
THEoRAL.
Subject VA Chosen as First Of Series
Of Sermons 20 be Delivered
Heard by Mary

Before a congregation which taxed
the utmost capacity OF 81. Joseph's
cathedral. the Rev. Francis =. Flana-
gan preached last night on Marriage
and Divorce" this being the first dis
course Of n special series 10 he given
Sunday evenings during Lent Al the
cathedral
He hrs, spoke OF the institution of
marriage. how ~ had God for its au-
thor. and how % has always been IN
vested with a sacred and religious
character. lie singled out. ar the
chief source Of m the horrors and de-.
elements of the family. under the
rule o. paganism. the loose notions
entertained concerning marriage AT
Or defining Christian marriage a. "the
Facramental and lifelong union OF
One man and one woman 90 the abso.
Lutte exclusion ~ every other Faith.
or F%lanagan fully explained the ends
Of mafrimony. saying iu part.
That the p~erpetustiOn Of tho hu-
man race was intended b. tho Al
mighty when He instituted marriage.
there can BE- no d0ub'. for We read
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22
SMALL BLAZE
Al y -. {. A. Building a. Noon Yes.
terdsy Causes Considerable e.
element. but No Damage

Fire originating in a small quantity
81 waste paper .n the boiler room of
tho Y VI g. s. building shortly bo.
fore noon yesterday caused cunaidcrs
Die excitement In that locality. but did
little or no damage There wa. only
a fow pounds, ~ paper ir 10 room.
and aside from o. paper press and one
small pine box uo other combustIhIo
material in fact every piece OF com.
busrihlo subsistence in fhe room mirhf
have burned up vithOut ondanror.nE
the rest Of the BUILDING
The janitor az tho building d.acov.
cred The blaze and a. q prccaution
quietly notified tho men 90 The Tweu.
tieth street hook aud laddr house.
They were handling the situation safe.
~ when some eEcitabie person pulled
boz a.. which called the Atlantic. N
aFara and the Eleventh street chem.
icol There was md DAMAGE. and prob.
ably not n than two pounds of
waste paper vas burned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22
- 80 couah M,dIsIn.

W." have been using Chamberlain e
Cough Remedy for The nast month and
consider 10 an ind persable lts %.
f.Dt U.s. almost Instantaneous. and there
bel uo usc talking. t BE- a dead shot on
e. rou-. or cold We DO not say this
tof pas. but because We consider
Chamberlain Cough Remedy The
best made. and want Tho people 10
kroV and use o. Columbus safe.
ruard. Columbus Junction. lows The
above editorial appeared IN the co.
iumbus Safeguard almost forty years
aFo Al that time the sale and use
C. Chnmberlain's Cough Remedy was
confined 90 q few counties On lows. 10
nov enjoys a world vide reputation
and many thousands have testified 20
.ta excellence. For sale by en- deal
crs-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22
Discusses Divorces.

Discusses Divorces.
The speaker dwelt at length on di.
vorce. reading and explaining several
passages of Scripture condemning IL.
He denied h right OF the civil au-
thorities to grant divorces saying:
The institution OF marriage and
the entire constitution OF the family
are ~antecedent. historically. to the for
nation OF civil society. Consequently
the rights OF the family are not de-
rived from civil society: and there
fore the state can advance no title 10
control or modify rights which it did
not originate. The state did not Gre
ate the family. il had its foundation in
marriage. n the state cannot. WITH
out injustice. destroy the famifT: and
every divorce granted by the state Is
Ia blow at the family and the nome.
and at the very foundation on which
the state itself is built"
In his closing remarks Father Elan.
.agan cited several examples from the
records of history TO show the gu.
.preme importance which the Catholic
Church attaches 20 the maintenance of
the law Of Christian marriage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22

the words of inspiration. bear one an
others burdens. and find in this rec
ommendation OF the great Apostle of
the nations, a remedy for the ills they
suffer"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22
None Hall So Good as chambsrlair.s

'Fone HsH % GOOD as Chamberlain's.
have tried a number OF cough
medicines for the children. but neve,
found any half so good as Chamber.
ldin's Cough Remedy writes Mrs
Alex. Johnson. New Haven. Ind. 1t
viii not only check GROUP. bun will
cure a cough or cold quicker than anv
other remedy we have used. The
children Ike 81 and know il nno
do them harm. as n is free from opi.
ates.' Fol sale by all deaIers-Ady
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-22
High Art In
Ladies Footwear

In u Vesubule Show Case We
are showing two numbers Of those
natty patent kid dress Button
Boots with dread-naught cloth top.
leather Louis heels, seamless quar-
ter, in grey and fsvn shades.
Just a little higher top than the
ordinary. 10 meet the requirements
OF the short skirts.
And they're made to order for
this store.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-10-07

under the direction of Mr.. Laud-
erdale, assisted by Prof. and
Mrs. w. B. Yates and the revival
male quartette.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-10-07
MUCH INTEREST
MANIFESTED
In Revival at Main st. Presbyterian
Church. And Meeting Will
Be Continued

Owing to the unusual interest
and the demand of the church
people of Marion, the revival
meeting at the Main Street Pres
byterian church by Evangelists
Bell and Lauderdale will continue
over the coming Sunday. Def
mite action was taken following
the mems meeting Sunday after
noon. AT that service over 200
men gathered. Following a
strong sermon by Evangelist Bell
on Sowing and Reaping" a
number of men ranging from l5
to 70 years of age, came forward
to dedicate their lives to the SER
vice of the Master. 1t was a
powerful service and a commit
tee was formed at once to request
the EvangeliSts to stay another
week.
The services this week will be
as follows: At the church twice
daily-10 in the morning and Z
in the evening; open air meeting
at the courthouse Saturday after
noon at 3 O'Clock; three services
Sunday at II a. m 3 p. m. and
Z p. m The afternoon meeting
will be for Christians only.
Special music at every service