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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18

ef run1iuants and swine, may be atl Y
mit1ed to West Nirginia. when accom-
panied by "a sw0rnl statement from d
veterinarian, authorized by state or
federal authorities to make such dis
infection, aud the statement must
clearly show his authority, stating
that the shipmont or load has been
I.disinfected under his supervision, -alld
acco riding TO the formula or the bll-
Ieau or animal industry, as set forth
in Farmers Bulletin No. 33i5
Hay and straw Shipments
OF hay and stray will be admitted ITO
West Virginia when accompanied by
sworn tatement from the original
shipper. made before an officer ali-
i8thprized by Law. 10 administer such
oaths, settins forth that said hay OF
straw was harvested priorsstp August
] "a 81 and that it has since that date
been stored away from live stock in
such al manner as to prevent the pos
sibiliry OF contact with cattle, sheep.
other ruminants and swine, their scx-
cfetions and by products. or contains
ination through such animals and By
products.
lay and straw harvested since Aug
nst 4. 1914. may be admitted to West
Virginia, when accompanied by a
! sworn statement from the original
owner or shipper. made before an of
Ittcer authorized by law to admin ster
such oaths, setting forth that said hay
and stTaM5Ba-e 10 be used for packing
purposes. and that they have been
Gisinfectcd with formalin gas in tile.
manner prescribed in Farmers Bu1le-
lin No. 245.
los Other feedsl Grains and
mixed feeds for domestic animals may
be admitted to West Virginia when
accompanied by. sworn statement
from the original owner or sllippe.,
made before an officer authorized by
law to administer such oaths, setting
forth that said grains or mixed feeds
originated in territory which Is now
and has not been under federal quar-
ant@ae fol. foot-and-lnouti1 disease. and
that the bags or containers are new.
ana have not been previously used
Tor the shipment OF feed for the con-
sumption OF domestic animals.
I'll IL General quarantine in Berk-
5eley, Jefferson and Ohio counties.
West GFirsinial On account. or an OUT
break of the dangerously contaaious
and infectious disease known as foot
and-month disease. IN Berkeley. JEFF
ferson and Ohio counties. West yir-
GINA, and for the purpose OF control
5llng said disease there is hereby es-
1abllshed q general quarantine in: the
above named counties, as follows:
. The movement of ali cattle, sheep.
other rnminants and swine. either BY
rail, Water. trail or other means Of
transportation; the movement of ali
hides, skins, air, wool, horns and
noofs of said animals; the movement
Of hay. traw, bedding, litter or man
$ 5uire. IS hereby prohibited within al
radius Of five 90 miles from the
following named farms in JEFFERSON
Berkeley and Ohio counties, West Vir-5
GINA. except on special permit from
a veterinarian, authorized by state or
federal authorities to make examin-
alton and inspe lection and issue said
permit
The farms hcrein uuarantineI W ;nS
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18

Berkeley county. West Virginia, are
those on which the persons hereafter
named were living prior to March j,
1!ti5:
Mrs. Mary IS Small. S. b. Nc Don-
aid. j u. FeIker. Martin u Airport,
u. ". C1ipp. Harvey Small, j. r. Rey-
nolds, John Jones. George w. Frye,
James NJ. Stribling j.. A. j Robbins, r..
t. Jones, William Wilmer, Stanley
Fletcher, j. Frank Yanmeter, John
". Oliver. 8i.
The movement Of all cattle, sheep,
other rum:nants and swine, either By
rail. water, trail or other means Of
Transports ton; the movement Of all
hides, skins. hair. wool. horns and
hoofs of said animals; + the movement.
of hay, straw, bedding, litter or man
ure. is hereby prohibited from all Of
those farms lying Within distance
of Two miles from the main public
highway s, which leads from Martins
burg, w Va, To Winchester, Va.
known as the chester Pike, ex-s
cept on special permit from yeteT-
marian authorized by state or feder7
al authority and in charge in the dis
trict or county.
The farm herein qIarantined in JEFF
ferson county is the. one farm on.
Which the person hereafter named
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
Father Hurries Home to Find
Daughter Has Hanged
Herself.

~ KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Apr. lie
t35of a won i I body hanging BY
the neck from d rope suspended from
Ia second story window at 8: 30 In the
afternoon, attractc the attention Of p.
Peterson. carpenter, Working at
The home of E. AZ Larsen. Peterson
nan inside the house. drew in the body
and found At was that uf Isnby Lar
SEN % years old. dau Sht cr OF his enl-
5pIoyers Shc hud been dead several
minutes.
AT 9 o'clock Miss Larson called her
q father att his grocery at the north
8.sast corner OF sseyente entt street and
MADISON avenue. M #Sss .5
i 'Dadd 4, she said, . X dad dy, d You
know this lis my birthday e, s SUI
lles father answered ana
have a present for. you. bring
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18

BERLIN, Apr. Count II eyent-
low IN the Ia geszeitung describes
subma rine hun" by British d troy
ers.: Is
The light footed torpedo boats,
either cruise at ennite distances from
each other Or they lie still U, preserving
the same distances EACH OF them.
however, exercises all the time an eSss
stremely careful control OF that sec
ton of the sea appointed for 1T. The
moment that the Eperiscope OF SUBJ
marin or perhaps the coming tower.
appears q boves the surface, it is fired
2 t. or else Al torpedo boat which hap
pens TO be faForablr placed for the
!: noeuNer leap It top speed toward
me tl1he 2 ONT where the submarine has APP
p pea its object being to ram the
/ submarine 11; I'm before the adversary has
seen seer ~ OF has time to- dive deep enough
70 70 enable the vessel to glide over
Even HE att empt to ram Is sa
! .sa1 sl1 the enemy's destroyer only
lncrea sesA their watch nlness, on the
sFo'n pun 5that the ubmarine must soon
En- or later come somewhere To- the
surface to get its bearings. That ii
particula Fly the case fnswaters Where
there the is Al great deal OF merchant
Shipping. Az W
DIVING to the narrow range OF Ms.
N the submarine, through its per
scope. compared to the range Sof It's
own svisi bill from the bridge Of
DESTROYER, IT as quite i'm possible for II
idestroye to receive it and reach the
spot ling at full speed before the
submarinc in turn can 81 glit the de-
stroye and I've for safety 81.
It. follows necessarily tha { sub
arines should show themselves as
little as possible on the snrfac a.
the water. Recent 81, TT has, been Re
5Eeatedly stated that German subn1as
zines have summone British or
or French steamers to Stop and or
8dered the Grew to leave the vessel BIZ
signal or megaphone. That is doubt
less humane, but If Is zexceedfngl
dangerous and may be even suicidal.
Destroyers SO far on, or IN such AZ
lignt, asstos be inyistb BILE from a subma-
irine;. may be lurking or may note the
meeting Of the sub narine and steamer
and may rapId " approach the SPOT.
hidden erhaps behind the merchant
ship. Fhe& delay IN sinking the rner
cha tman ma hen easily prove fatal
togthe submarine WI M
s The torpedo boat is the subnla.
rine,s worst enemy They can be used
In MI waters. ere are Large mum
tberssof them available. They aresex
:ceedingly mobile and can rise from
.passiTlty to max inuIn speed III mo-
ments:s Notice. They carry guns With
very rapid fire and capabl Sofsmortai-
fly inturfng at conside ra.ble distance
any submarine showing itself on the
surface
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18

I'D. Miller.
The farm herein quarantined i'll
Ohio county is the -::lo-Betty Farm
property OF Joseph Speidel, Jr.
Amendment number one to general
quarantine OF Friday, March 1 8, 915.
Sec. 8, relating to cars, boats and
other Fehicles. paragraph 2. All rail-
road cars used p the transportation
Of cattle, sheep, other ruminants and
swine from erritory other. than FREQ
and restricted territory into or
through the state of West Virginia,
must be tightly closed or: boxed from
the floor up a distance of fourteen
inches or more to effectively prevent
the dropping of bedding or litter.
H. Z. WILLIAMS. s
Commissioned OF agriculture.
Amendment number two. The
quarantine against foot-and -mOllth
disease in West Virginia which be-
came effective Friday, March 10 q 915,
:is hereby amended, SO as to read as-
follows: 5s A
Sec. 8. Gears, boats and other We
hicles9 All railroad cars Or boats
or other vehicles. used for the trans
portation of cattle, sheep. other rumi-
nants and swine, and hides. skins.
Wool, hair, horns and hoofs Of such
animals into or through the state of
West Virginia, must be thoroughly
cleaned and disinfected for. this par-
ticulai. shipmen and Immediately
prior thereto
Al abroad cars sed for the trans
portation of cattle. sheep, other rumf-
.nants and swine Except from terri
tory which is free and arestricted ter
ritory9 into or. through the state of
West Virg inia, must be tightly closed
or8boSed from the floor up, a distance
of fourteen inches ormOre, to effec-
lively prevent the dropping or bed
ding or litter. s
Tie hipm ents or Transportation Of
empty stock cars, which have been
used for the shipmen OF cattle, sheep
other. uminants and swine, OF hides
or skinsa OF such animals since Aug
5ust 9l4 and destined for oints In
West Vi1.g GINA; is hereby prohibited.
jescept they are tllorou ghly cleaned
and dIsinfected prior to such ship
mentor transports ion in to West yir-
#ginia. @
Sec. 10 CCther reeds) Grains and
mixed feeds for domestic ANNA IS may,
be admitted to West Virginia when
accompanied by a sworn statement
from the orig inal owner o + shipper.
made before an officer authorized by
law to adm mist such oaths. setting
forth that said grains Or mixed feeds
originated in8 territory which is now,
free from foot=and 7mo uth disease, and
lis nov: recog nized az free area or re-
str:cted area. and that said grains
Hormixed feed S have been stored away
from livestock j Z, such a way as 20
prevent the possibil ity Of contac tEwith.
cattle, sheer. Their runlinants and
swine their excretions and by prod
ucts, or contamination. through such.
animal ST and by products !: and that the,
bags or containers are. new. o. have,
not been previou slyS used for the ship
nent Of feed for 81 consunpt pf
domestic animal N
Sec. general quarantine in:
sBerkcl ey, jefferson and Ohio coTntie
In West Virginia. farm OF A. s..
Eshriscr is hereby added TO the list
eof farms previous y 11nde r quarantine
in lBerke1e county and is held sub
#jects TO .auaran tine ]. as provide for the
others s! IL
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18

Charming little Dorothy
Browne. who has the3samesex-
pressfye9 eyes as Mary Pick
ford and who is destined to-
be come Just as popular. has
Joined the Kriterion program.
as a menlbet or Director Byr-
mes coulpnny at Santa Bar
sbara n or four ears She APP
peared in vaud lie with Gus
Edward in . School Days; s.
and Gus Ed ward s r Review
For a short time she played in
Oils Turner rs company at the
Universal and recent oinea
AZ. M Kennel ,ss forces
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
birthday Surprise
Is a Grim tragedy

4
1T home tonigh q
st8:. 81 l light" the daughter answered.
But hurry home We got a surprise
for you. Hurry homo. }
That ended the conversation. Tho
father was notified by telephone q
short time latel, that his daught Ell was
dead ~ " m i: ~
II don e know hat could have caus-
ed Rl1bv to do such a terrible thing, =
the heartbrok zen father said when The
iha dhurried home. Ruby had moth
ing 10 worry about. She had good
home ard so far as know never had
had q hearta anair. All times. however
She was Very des pendent.
ItsHas learned that Mss Larsen was
3desponde nt because che had lost 4hel:
position in a. doWntown Office some
time ago. III \. ss Nh
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18

hileansp province has estabi isheds
Wos floating schools tos enable the
sresid ents Of It's 1nany Islands 70 oh
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18

The town forest OF den Baden,
Germans, "a elds an annual profit OF
i$5s2 an acre ors a total net profit
ofsncarly
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
RE VEW7LO NI TEL Is
] HOW DIS TROYERS
HUNT L1BlllARIlVES
German Naval 4. /, 4 Expert De-
scirbes the PeriIs of the
Subme ibles.

(Gorrespo ndence Or .,ssociatea Press. 81 81
BERLIN, Apr. csount Revent-
low e IN the Ia eitung, describes d
ssubna rine hunt" by British d estroy--
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-18
4. AZ 10 sel.f Y :, \
I. JOINS hIslI'ERION.

~ t37l isSiI ~ "a. 4 81 ~ ~
4. 3. i. j. !. i. ],
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-22

d4lu ID uOSSmS luS Jul Wu6A uG
doesn't do it.
Some of the players, according to
reports from the front, are angry be-
cause the manager has decided on a
new system. It is a safe bet that they
are the ones Roger is aiming at. The
new method will not hit any fellow
~Who has been doing his duty.
y Safer is due to arrive home tonight
with label. George is already sorry
for his actions and his fine may be
rescinded when he gets in shape. Vic
will not be ready for duty for a cou-
pie of weeks.
There is no explaining Joe Tinker's
bah team. It is the mystery club of
the year and bids fair to remain so
until the league schedule is run. JOe's
team hits winning streak, cleans !
up all opposition in sight, and hops
to the top of the league.
Apparently there for a long stay,
the team suddenly hits a mine, pro-
ceeds to lose with startling regularity,
then skids downward until another |
winning streak appears. Consequent |
~, JUG . JCelLl 10 SOAAA5 up VI uOW4 oil /
the time. i
Yesterdays doUbIe-header was
punk. The first game was lost legit-
imately, but the second was kicked |
away, nine errors being made.
Baltimore comes today for a set
and should not be difficult under or
binary conditions.
Ruth batted homer and two dou-
bles which let Red SOX down Browns.
Sheehan was puzzle to Tigers and
Athletics finally won. Cobb, Craw-
ford and Veach failed to hit with the
bases full.
Dale outpitched Davis and Braves
were nosed out.
Bailey held Sioufeds to two hits
while Terapins pounded Groom and
Herbert. Evans and Duncan led the
attack.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-22
HE HAD HER

Teacher Johnny Jinks, as a pun
ishment for missing your lessons to-
day you may stay after school and
write the word fall 1000 times.
JOhnny-It can't be done, teacher.
You told us yesterday there wasn't
no such word.-N. Y. World.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-22

Miss Florence Larrabee SiIsby,
Washington society girl, whose mar
riage to Lieut.. George Lamberton
Smith of the U. S. A. takes place IN
September.
ALLEN BLAMES "CHICKEN JOE"
Chicken Joe" Campbell killed my
wife. He murdered her as she slept.
My testimony alone ought to send
him to the gallOws."
Warden E. A. Allen of JOLIET peniten-
tiary, broke his long silence with the
above statement, Allen at the same
time denied that dictagraphs were
ever used in getting evidence. Chick
en- Joe" was a prison trusty.
-O-O
HE HAD HER
Teacher-JOhnny links, as a pun
ishment for missing your lessons to-
-nh11T
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-22
NO HOPE

NO HOPE
Mr.. Rabbit Ito inch worm)-And
how are you today?
Inchworm-The doctor says I'm
dying by inches,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
REV. EBERS0LE is
GIVEN WELCOME BY
MEMBERS OF CHURCH

In spite Of the heat goodly mum.
Der turned out at the mid-week meet,
ing Of Central Union church last Wed.
nesday to welcome Rev A. A. Eber.
sole. just returned from a vacation
on the mainland. Mr.. Ebersole Just
returned from vacation on the main.
land. Mr.. Ebersole gave most in,
teresting Bible talk on stephen, the
First Martyr. continuing the series
given earlier 10 the year on s.The Be.
sinnines Of the Christian Church III
Jerusalem.
n connection with stephens asser.
ton IN his speech before his perse.
cutors The Most High dwelleth
not In houses made With hands,
Mr.. Ebersole made 4 ringing appeal
for the spirit Of true worship. q kenu.
Inc spiritual faith which should strike
deep at the roots Of things and com.
pletely do away with Journalism and
conventionality which have so often
shocked the springs Of sincere reli.
gion.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
IN The BROAD FIELD OF RELIGION
Worlds Strides In Temperance


From Dark Cells.
The other day there came to lighi
the fact that more than so per cent
OF the convicts in the Ohio peniten
tiary were there from the influence oi
whiskey and other intoxicating drinks
The knowledge Of this was secured
through letters the convicts wrote &c
one OF their sympathizers.
School Teachers In Line. -
The California board OF education
has just printed bulletin which Is
to be distributed among the $1,000
teachers OF the state, with a view tc
giving them facts with which to fight
John Barleycorn This latest bulle
tin quotes the anti alcohol utterances
Of the European rules and army and
navy officers.
Munition Factories.
John BarIeycorn may interfere
with Englands output OF munitions
but he isin't doins much harm around
American munition factories A can
vass OF many big plants, including al
the plants in Cleveland, Philadelphia
and Plttsburg shows that employers
are scrutinizing the habits of their
employees more closely. and discrim
mating 10 some extent at least be,
tween the drinker and The non-drinksr.
Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia has nearly 1000 sar
looms, paying the city an annual reve-
nue. OF $1,923, 900. The city is IN debt
$77,769,000 above all assets, and is
trying 70 borrow more. If licensing
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
BIBLE STUDIES TO
FEATURE WEDNESDAY,
EVENING MEETINGS

An interesting series Of Bible stud.
les will be given at Central Union
church by Rev. A. A. Ebersole at the
"Wednesday evening gatherings for the
next few weeks. In his talks on the
Book Of Acts. Mr.. Ebersole has now
reached the interesting account OF how
the Christian movement was for the
first time carried out from Jerusalem
to the non-Jewish world.
The lesson for this week is based
on the eighth chapter of Acts and
those who attend are asked to bring
to the meeting any questions which
the reading Of this chapter may raise
In their minds. A special invitation
Is extended to all who say they do
not enjoy the conventional prayer
meeting.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
SALVATION ARMY

Regular meetings are held II the
Salvation Army hall at 10 N. Hotel
street, near Nuuanu. as follows: Tues.
day, Wednesday Thursday. Saturday
and Sunday nights at o'clock.
Sunday School 1t 10 .. n.
Young Pe0ple'S meeting tt $50
b. m.
Othcr Sunday Schools are held as
follows: At 10 Z. mi Kukui street near
Liliha street Japanese corps); al
1910 Idliilo street tKorean Corpsl:
at 312 Vineyard street fSpanisb
corpsl 3 p. M. at School street, near
Iiliha street. corner room tEnglish
eorps).
A cordial invitation to any or eli
these meetings is extended By.
ADJT. ZIMMERMAN.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Corner Beretania and Victoria
streets. Edwin e. Brace. pastor. The
regular Sunday services are a. fol
lows:
The regular Sunday services OF the
church are as follows: 81 ~.
Sunday school at 8: As 4. m.
Morning worship, II o'clock, sermon
by Rev. j. l.. Hopwood. -
Mr.. Hopwood will also speak at the
evening service
Epworth League at $50 p. m.
Evening service at 1880 D. m.
Sunday school, 9:41: Mrs. O. IT.
Walker, superintendent. Glasses for
all. Good music A warm welcome
to everybody.
Strangers and visitors are cordially
invited to all the services and prlyi-
leges Of our church. II you have come
for q few weeks, visit and have no
other preference, come and visit as
During the months Of August and
September the pastor will Be absent
from the church. The regular services
will continue as usual Prominent
ministers and laymen OF the gcity win
supply the pulpit.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21

Idaho Prospers.
A brewery at Nampa, Idaho, Is beinf
transformed into soft drink factory
and cold storage plant and will change
its name to the Overland Beverage
Company" All employees win be r.
tained at the new work. The cooI.na
room, from which all the beer watts
are being removed. viii be made into
a cold storage plant with q capacity oil
10000 boxes OF Nampa valley apples
France Heard From.
Gen. Gallieni. military governor oi
Paris. has issued an order fOrbiddine
the purchase by or sale. to soldiers OF
or officers OF whatever grade in the
intrenched camp OF Paris, OF any alec
holic liquors whatsoever.
Milk w. Beer.
As early as 1910 the management
Of the great Krupp gun plant at Essen
Germany. about which we have been
hearing so much since the war began
and the efficiency Of whose workmen
has astonished the world, absolutely
prohibited the sale Of beer and opened
milk booths instead. In the great ma.
chine shops Of Ludwig Loewe in Der
lin four years ago tea was served free
to workingmen, and the same year the
Arnsberg Iron Works. employing 1000
men, shut out beer and put in coffee
and milk instead. Beer Is forbidden
entirely to Workingmen and trainmen,
as well as al officials employed on
the railways throughout Germany.
In the Warehouses.
Wheeling. w. ", wet, had 737 in.
mates in her workhouse in six months.
The same city. dry, has 203 in the
same time and that during the first
year OF prohibition.
Booze Under Ban.
San Francisco, Aug. 3.--All bever.
ages containing alcohol, no matter in
what proportion. win be refused for
shipment into Arizona BY all railroads
entering the state, Il is announced by
the Southern Pacific Company. This
decision, Il was stated, was reached
after q conference between Wiley
Jones, attorney general of Arizona,
and Representatives OF the railroads.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-21
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES

st. Andrews Cathedral - Emma
street. near Beretania Rt. Rev. n. b.
Restarick. bishop; Rev. Canon VIM
Ault, vicar. Holy Communion,
o'clock; morning prayer and sermon,
II o'clock; evening prayer and SER
mon, 1880 p. M; Sunday school, 9:45
a. M; Hawaiian services. Rev. Leo
pold Knoll, pastor. 8. is a. m.
ST. Clements Church Corner Wild
or avenue and Makiki street. Sunday
services: Holy communion. 4. %
Morning prayer and service, II q. N
Evening prayer, 7:30 p. m.
St Marks Mission - Kapahulu
road. Rev. Leopold Knoll, priest In
charge. Services: Holy Communion.
frst Wednesday each month, 10 q. m.
and 1880 p. m. Sunday school every
Sunday at 10 q. N.
Holy Communion first Sunday Of the
month.
ST Elisabetbss Church
corner King street and Pua lane.
Rev. w. Merrill, priestin-charge Sun
day services: Holy Communion at Z
a. M. on second. fourth and fifth Sun
days; II a. N. on first and third. Eve
ming prayer and address at b. n.
Korean services at $50 4 N. and
Sis p. m.
Epiphany Mission, Eaiu1ki 10Th
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COLLECTIONS TO AID
THE WORK OF LOCAL
ANTI-SAL0 DON LEAGU E

The executive committee OF the
1nti-Saloon League at its recent meet
Eg passed q resolution requesting an
Churches. IN which Superintendent j.
". Wadman Is invited to speak In the
interests Of the work Of the league, to
take an offering In aid OF the leagues
funds whenever II is practicable and
convenient. Doctor Wadman speaks
IN the Christian church tomorrow
morning and the officers have gladly
consented to the plan. =. .'s.--se,