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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22
EIGHT TEAMS ENTER
BOWLING TOURNAMENT

Tho following team. have entered
iu tu, handicap bowling Ipaguo. whI,h
start. urNt Monday uirhf az tty
Drummer alleys
simon storms HIttouhousu ,.lp-
tau,. Odds. Villas YauuW. Disco aud
M,Noods.
Gror,ra Hogan r.i.utaIuI. WYpl-
tom white. ~ W.Idiug,r. T.. ~uidlu
ger. North and Howe
Sohutt ana ul,ida -Drvo. Morris.
Mullen Wand captain pud Nprccs
tor
Diross Kolly & Co.'S |pal.adIuo,
'rawl,y, crawford, Van Colt ana be
Lorimgr ,oIptalu1.
ElE Batch. strickland. TiurUoy
t%.uptlinI. j. Wilson. T. Wilson and
roggoshull
llfclds- DisqIe. Mcdaniel. trap-
tlIu'. Thurston Cornell and HAYNES.
Furostors GUu ,|0npt5iup. A. Nor
ris. kccfor Cheney aud F,rnnm
Santa Fos-Hcquadt Mcpherson
,.lutain1. Srcmsou. Oliu Wagner and
Able.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22

, struction work which tho governor
emphasized In course OF an address
an Of which was notable Tor ITS COM
mon ens was the necessity for sc-
%curaie, close and systematic book
kecping BY the county road boards;
knowledge Of costs and a system Of
! accounting which viii permit not oniy
the road commissions themselves hut
the state highway commission 20 know
az all times where county road work
stands what money Is available and
what Is being spcn, and for what pur-
pose. What n road boards need
very much" said the governor. rs a
secretary who can keep books aud
who viii make reports to the state
highway commission"
Careful accounting II necessary in
public business Just az Il Is in private
Affairs. u l. eve more necessary in
road work, with its multitude Of de-
tails is various avenues OF expendi-
turs, and is possibilities for develops
ms leaks than In almost any other
branch OF the public service.
The public. as Governor McDonald
said. is better able to appreciate a
good road when built than Il il able
TO tell how TO build Il. II Is r also
that the public. approaching a good
road. or criuoizing a bad n wants
TO know N IL entitled to know what
the road costs. Information from the
county road board which win keen
the public accurately Informed as to
how road money IL being spent viii
do more than any other one thing to
avert unjust criticism: an undue share
OF which is often directed toward
county road boards which get for
their patriotic public service nothlns
criticism, Il not downright abuse.
AZ the same time this kind OF public
accounting and Information for the
public will avert danger OF unwlse
road bond issues and stimulate an In
sentiment for the light Kim
Of road construction as nothing else
viii do.
Those county road boards which
have not Installed an efficient book
keeper should do 80 at once: ana ,hos
realize that the more informa.
ION given to the public, accurat aad
N detail. the less probability there is
unjust fault finding or Tor criti-
Of any kind
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22
ANOTHER @
FOR MANAGEMENT OF
BIG STATE FAIR


Csilvor CIty independent,
The mos. succossfll state fair .u
The history co. Ncu Mexico has ius
closed That 30 was -urcog.fI beyond
The fondest expectations OF th, fir
management Is due Joe largo measure
20 b loyal cooperation Of the week.
ly newspaper Tho mHnHgamcut uu-
derstood run well that unless every
county could DE induced o. send cx-
hlbits Geo Albuquerque for displa fair
week such exhibits Co ho reinforced
by big delegation. of c~I.izcns from
each county the fair would Doe a rank
failure.
President Robert o. Putuc,. ih,
members of the fair commission aud
The aecrc.ary early l1 tho -ummp snt
about Co contract for advertising space
in tho wcc.Sy newspapers OF Ncv
Mexico. The management cat uut Hi
complimentary takc's and rIH,ri
nor advertising program on Hu abe
-"luffly cash basis BN duiul this
ih" support Of thr weekly press was
secured Oh Ig addition Co trp regular
display 1dvCrtisinr, .hc newspapers
ran without charge uuluuus OF copy
furnished hy the publicity bureau OF
he fails.
The result Uf this campaign of sd-
yortisinE and publicity iu the rural
districts lifted the a.|tcndaScp Ht tn,
fair 10 figures never dreamed uf The
fnir management was not only delight
"a from tho attendance point.
but .hey learned that the Aecaiy
newspapers have "a pulling power not
oqualisd by any o,hcr method OF add
fcrtising.
Grant county played 20 most impor-
tant part lH the success OF tHc s.stc
fair This year ana more especially
ala silver CTS. over 100 cltlzrut 90
tho town and counts spent tho grca or
part ~ fair week in Albuquerque and
the Elks aald scored one of thc big
gest hits 90 the fam
with me start made this ear TO-
ward "a genuine statewide fair. Albu-
qucrquc Il year hence should stage
the biggest show on record,
Great credit Is due President Il r..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22

BILE Compound and in a short time was
cured and have been IN excellent health
since, | always praise the Compound
whenever | have an opportunity az |
know it helped me and will help others.
Lately ! have given the Compound to
my daughter and | wish all suffering
women would take It and be convinced
Of is worth. Mrs. JAMES A. BEIDEL,
ll3 N. Penn Street, Shippcnsburg, Pa,
Lydia r.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and herbs,
contains no narcotic or harmful drugs.
and to-day holds the record Of being tho
most successful remedy for female lila
we know Of, and thousands of voluntary
testimonials on file the Pinkham
laboratory at Lynn, Mass, seem to
prove this fact.
IT You have the slightest doubt
that Lydia T.. Pinkham's Ncgeta-
bile Compound will help you, write
Ia Lydia E.Pinkham MedicineCo.
(cOnfidcntiaD Lynn, Mass, for adj
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by u woman,
and held in strict confidence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22
Health Talks
The Nails
by WILLIAM A MD.

CINCE prehistoric days the nails
have been without an indispens.
~ able function. About all we use
them for to-day is CD opening pen
knives ;t2) pinching out blackheads;
ca pushing needles through trouser
bands; ca scratching wherever II
may itch, and. on great ~provocation,
CO. defending ono self against sn Ia.
furiated sister.
F~ingernails are n nuisance and n
TO health on the one hand,
but on the other hand they furnish
some people an occupation-manicur.
Ing. on both hands they are a boon
20 nervous individuals who work OF
lots OF superfuOus energy chewing
them. We have Il on the authority
Of n distinguished correspondent that
nail-biting al be cured by painstak-
ing attention TO m%anicuring; tho
idea being that n smoothly trimmed
and polished nail offers no subcOn.
sciOus temptation TO the teeth.
An acute illness leaves a trans.
verse marking or furrow upon the
nail. due 10 n foohler output OF
matrix when the system Is weak.
Persons whose metabolism is paw.
ing the way for joint disease notice
that the nails are very brittle.
Paronchia, or Inflammation and
%suppuration at the edge or base OF
the natl. may be an acute infection
or a chronic eczema or acquired or
hereditary luetic infection.
Ringworm of the nail IS an oc-
casional condition and an exceeding.
ly obstinate one to treat. unless BY
-Rutogcnous yaccines. which seem 10
be very effective for ringworm OF
scalp. beard or nail. The nail is
raised, thickened. split and contorted.
Ordinary run around is usually a
streptococcus infection. A good
treatment Is a light wrapping OF
gauze soaked In a solution containing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22
Vest Pocket Essays
VIGILANCE COMMITTEES
THE vigilance committee was a
NJ GEORGE FITCH

TINE vigilance committee was an
Institution which fourished In
California NJ a time when jus
tice vas not only blind, but was
paralyzcd In both arms and had q
wooden leg
When gold was discovered In Cali.
fornia In iS49. thousands Of people
arose from various places and hus-
tied out to the coast, Some OF these
were cstimablc gentlemen and others
were hyenas who had dcraneratod a
good deal.
There was a great deal Oh FREQ hand
numbering IN California I'm those
days and large numbers OF alleged
humans took q pride in boring q hole
through q total stranger IN a work
manlike manner In the course OF
time San Francisco acquired quite a
number ~ citizens who felt duh and
l~istless AN day 30 they did not shoot
q man before breakfast
There was some government Of
course. but not oaourh to interfere
with onyouo's plCasurc-ahout as
much as th'rc i8 in Tcrre Haute,
Ind, during an election. The quick
tempered cilizrus with tho Cpnyulsiye
trigEcr-GuEers went on shooting poo
pic for breathing the air In their
vicinity until something had TO BE-
done about q.
A. this point "a large number OF
citizens 0rrsI iScl "a scientific society,
Tho object 81 .... society was 10 dis.
cover whci.' % Eurman and gen.
cral de- p,.tIt &c r'm.ia healthy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22

< GMT1IiIN" u!sr-'. symbolic.
y byzantine. .l'a. o.. t,r Car Of
All tl. OBJ. o." multitudes
Of his people ly - = sird u sacred
icon, II uC, "a divinity. As IN years
tiat outrua memory 'ho chief Of the
clan, the head ~, the horde the King.
led Do, wild f.'owcrl 20 battle, so
Nicholas L. ..ia himself at tho
front NJ tho trrice OF the nation. \
stimulation ~ patriotism. a half.
religions forvor creeping through all
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22
\ DEMONSTRATION IN CON

A LBUQUERQUE has an opportu-
IA nifty 20 do the state yet an
4 other service in connection
with the construction Of the UnlVer-
sity boulevard. II is suggested hat
this boulevard Is properly a part Of
the main highway from Albuquerque
through Ttjeras canyon to the Estan-
cha valley and hat In building this
necessary highway concrete bc used
iroEr broadway 60 the east line uf the
University campus. as q dcmonstra-
ton II the use Of his material in Ncw
Mexico road building. u would
amount in effect. TO a paving OF the
boulevard and Il would give the
whole state aH opportunity to observe
the cnect of heavy travel over such
"a roadway, for no road In the entire
state, regardless OF where .locatcd.
now receives or viii receive In inn
proved condition harder or more con-
slant use than this main avenue nj
entrance into Albuquerque from the
Every time one turns around "a new
ana powerful argument presents itself
construction Of the University
boulevard and everyone lays cmpha-
upon the vital importance of doing
a. now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22

ono ounce Of aluminium acetate In
ten ounces saturated solution OF
borlc acid, the whole wei dressing
covered by n loose rubber finger-cot
Severe cases require lncision and
drainage.
White speaking or marking on the
nail is due TO air bubbles In the nail.
IL does not indicate or f%oretell any
illness.
%Ingrowing nail Is caused by de.
generate footgear. Pointed shoes,
marrow shoes and shoes with divcrg.
lag inside sole lines make l%ngrowing
nail. Mild cases are helped by mar.
row strips Of adhesive plaster 81 np-
piled as 10 draw the sore skin edge
away from the nail. II there Is gran
ulRtion tissue in the furrow ('prOud
fiesh'). II must be cut away. burned
away with lunar caustic, or shriv
ellcd with alum or other astringont
Appliances other than correct shoes
are useless for ingrowing nail. Bad
cases require surgical relief at the
hands OF a doctor.
That poison which the auclents
made OF fngeTnails was undoubtedly
the cultured microbes the then
WORTHLESS carried. as do their modern
descendants, in the furrOw beneath
the nails.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22
RULER
SENDS MESSAGE
To SPIRIT
Touching Tribute to Deceased
Elder Statesman Dispatched
by Spiritual Wireless by
Yoshihito.

a-<--- - - .HH"aaa -
tAssociatcd Press CorrospondonCcD
Toxic, Sept. 30. Emperor Yoshi-
hito has sent the following message
TO he spirit Of the late Marquis ka-
oru inouye. one 81 the last OF tho
gcnro, or elder statesmen. who died
September g.
Thou. our loyal subject. In the
cause ~ the imperial throne. devoted
thy b"st efforts to the restoration Of
tho imperial regime, to the broaden
ing VI tie foundations az the empire
1y advocating foreign Intercourse
such as the times demanded To- the
enforcement. Of the preicctural sys-
tenn Of administration ana to the con-
aolidation OF the empires economic
and financial basis. not deferred In
these efforts by any difficulties how
over great This loyal and gallant
service was faithfully maintained To
an advanced age. Now thou art no
more, and oAr grief knows no bounds
We hereby dispatch 20 messenger Co
offer thee our profound coincidence
The famous gcnro was given an i'm
posing public funeral. thousands ~
people from am walks of lfc ,ruwdiug
into one OF the park, ~ the city
whore Buddhist services we're held
The emperor sent % military guard of
honor. and besides sending t mcssat"
~ ouloEy made offerings. mlnlling
japanese custom. OF i've rolis Of whi'c
SILK and several Wrcaihs.
The passing Of Marquis Inouyc.
which leaves only three elder states
men. has raised the question of
whether Premier Count Okumn Will
not De- called upon later 90 enter the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22

desperate by the neck vas Invariably
fatal. In the second place 'lore
were no dospcrldoos loft 10 hang
Vigilance societies are 70 li'tl' out
Of fashion now. but a re .!"~.t'on
~ the old organization wit". no rrry
useful in every American city wh'rh
is cluttered up with ~iraIc-'ofs nhI
don't inspect. II Chioarr ~ ind a
vigilance society p0kia- a-r1-l ITO
conditions for the Las. few Years uuH
pointing out things w'ih long hon
foretugers the EGs'idnd would Prob.
ably have carried 500 people out iu
to the lake last July In perfect g.frty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22
Views Of The Press
The Car And The Grand RGke

with Japan, That. for 24sajd. vas
a little war. after nj Tss inert m
mcnsity wa not greatly moved. In
intrigue, inolidc.cy, and corruption
q was q ri1ni war. Jn thls !ncom.
parably more vital Lou' q Russian
destiny ha. ,bc habit. tSc r1a! old
Oriental" tradition. Of t.!F,as tho
Government and pursuing tie swug
survived
Virtue clicked happily when Ger.
tain Grand Duke. u tho old style
were detected in rrand-ducal plum.
dorlrG Now a Grand Duke is PUN.
ished Tor being grea; On victory and
greater in dcfea.. A dark or dubious
outlook on Russia aud for EIssia.
On the 0'H'r hand. the imperial com.
mandor.in-chiof NAY Lo presumed 10
know what is good for his imperial
bacon. AS ! cannot die az the head
" my army. I lay my sword al the
feet Of your Majesty This patter Of
the ruined Napoleon the Little must
occur 10 Nicholas H.. Il he takes
the form and exterior II military
command he takes the res possibility,
ne must be confident OF triumph. lie
cannot AFFORD a Sedan. For in spite
OF lingering "Old World" symbolism
and superstition there is a Russia
which might add a civil 60 the mill.
tary debaclc Of its Little Father
ACW YORK Times.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22

PiDkham 3 Ncgcta
Bile Compound. |
Their suffered terri
bly, every month. My
husband bought mo
a bottle of II and it
helped me right
away. Then after
my second child was
born / hnd "A female
trouble very badly
aud | used Lydia f..
Piukham's Negcta-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22
QUESTIONS AND "
MRgnesia Or Soda?

watch is best 10 fake as an dnf
Gcid. soda or mdgHcSidg
AHsrcr-Milk OF magnesia Is pref
cradle as q rule.
Carbon In Cylinders
n one gets charcoal in the nose
tCiil u do any hdTmf
Ansbcr-Not more than ordinary
dust.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22

ily the
- sccond riddle.

-
~. YOU nearing Christmas time
IL With your sentiments sublime,
How YOU can TO mind last sum-
mcr
When we didn't have a dime.
d
DO YOUR Christmas shoppns
oariy
WHAT DID YOU SAY; dynamite him 2
D.
VIVA VILLA" h. the newest bat
tie cry Of the border baadits. It's
lucky all the other bandits have quit
yelling for him.
d
GENERAL CHAO. his erstwhile
friend, from the safe side ef a Broad.
way cabare. warns Pancho 10 get out
or sci killed
.
'BULL ANDREWS. says an M
Paso papers Santa Fc correspondent.
asked To run by Bernalllio count,
voters Details a. TO the direction
Indicated By the voters are waited
here with Interest.
d
JUDGE GARY thinks q little pub.
lefty IS a swell thing out that It
must be wisely chosen.
d
THAT'S Tvs Lees view OF Il.
o
SOMEBODY wants TO know 10 Ivy
the original clinging vine.
q
AND II so has ne been .orn loose
from the Rockefeller pile
o
IN OTHER WORDS don't bond
country to the limit on the basis
OF promiscuous enthusiasm Tor an
abstract cause.
WE Can BEGIN to show the PAN
cat'lemcn how well We like
on November LIST.
3
WHEN 1T COMES to progress Bor-
county ls there. We're turn
saloons into school houses
.
II GREECE is wise she'n mak
add ireland 90 the Isle ufl
for sood measure.
.
SOME ENGLISH politicians doubt.
would DC glad 90 do l. |
d
ECSslA'S ,d.er. notable rl-rcss inl
'ctlon was IN the c~ouhscntiun of,
about q billion dollars worth OF land
iwIed by Germans who aren't there
q
JIM LATHAM of sierra county !
'ays he'll give $3.50 to next cars nirl
Z the same management runs d.. on
hai basis Albuquerque viii give y1O.-l
700 plus.
d
WHO SAYS the silver ON, Eils
wuuidu make a noise al thc'
tate fair atAS the silver Cit, In.
Dependent We didat brother. thii'sI
B cinch THcy s%ercnadcd US right ut.
'ur busiest hour.
g.
THE UNIFORMS Those uo wotrt
more Noise than most bands
with their horne.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22

iasm. At length they were dlscon.
tinued for two easons In the first
place, the society came 20 the re-
luCtant conclusion that hanging a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22

DR.. Brady wH arsccr al questions pertaining TO Health. n your qacs
ton IS Of general Interest u pI be dnsworcd through these columns; y not
u WI D. dHsccrcl personally y stamped. addressed cHuolope Is enclosed
Dr. Brady wfH not prcsc1bc for tHdtutfudI cases n make diagnoses Id
dress al letters to Dr. william Brady care 1 THIS newspaper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22
GOOD B0OKKEEPING NEEDED.
fETANATION Is not % burden
II o get results

WIN this as his text Cow
ernor Mcdonald delivered "a sermon
ON efficiency 10 the meeting OF state
highway officials in Santa Pc Wcdnos-
day which ranks among the strongest
public statements he has made since
be became the chief executive Of New
Mexico. il Was a sermon which
might be- taken home and thoughtful-
iy digested NOT only by the county
road boards 10 whom IL was especial
~ directed. bot by every official Of.
state, county. municipal and school.
district service for rs main points.
apply with equal force to all
One phase OF the county road con-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22

r. r. Dieckmann,
vs.. No. IOlN8
Harry r.. Bodicnt ct al.
Notice Of rcndcncN 81 suit.
To Harry r.. Bcdlout MurI.I 4. Be
dicnt. his wife. me Harry %. be-
dent adminlstratur Uf the estate OF
Anna Bcdien, deceased.
You. and each uf you are hereby
notified that o. T.. DIcekusuu has
filed suit in the District Court OF Ser.
naiiilo county. New McNico. tga,ust
YOU to recover the sum of Two Thou
sand ts2"p0 00l Dollars. with inter-
est thereon from the ath day Uf Nu-
gust 1910 until paid. al tho ratio OF
eight 60 per cent per aunum, aud
Tor attorneys fees. and an costs due
to the plaintiff upon the pfomissury
note % Harry r.. Bediont. dated Au-
gust %, 1903, and payable one ycur
after date, to the order OF Fred
Schollo. n now owned by the pIuin-
an, and To- forcclose q certain deed NJ
trust siycn on lot number five 60. in
block number eighteen GSl. Of the
Hurlug Highland Addition 90 the city
OF Albuquerque New Mexico. hy
Harry r. Bcdient ON the ath day 81
August, 1909, to secure the said note.
and % bar and f0recloso any and an
right which YOU and each of you have
In TIE said premises.
You u each of you are hereby
notified that unless you enter your
appearance In the said cause on OF
before the 10th day OF November.
f'la, judgment viii be- rendered in
the said cause. against you and each
OF Bog default.
Tho name of the plaintiffs attorney
is John r Simms his = o. address 49,
ll-lN Barnett Bids Albuquerque.
New Mexico.
t~ohlJ a WALKER,
clerk 81 District Court OF BcrnaIIlo
County Nrw Mexico
Hy THOS Is -. MADISON.
Deputy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22
MRS. BEIDEL
TELLS WOMEN
How Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound Kept Her
in Health for Id Years.

S~hippensburg, Pa" II was several
years ago that ! started taking Lydia T..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-22

Iutlcy et,l member uf iH, rt.r
commission fur tho.r splendid and uu.
selfish work. Eut TO President pui-
ne, doubtless heloug the lluu't shar,
- praise Tor u was he who declared
that thus year ID would be "a New
Mexico fair-not an Albuquerque fir
and Mr. PutHey made good.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
PARTIES Wanted
IN AUGUSTA, NE.

City Marshal E. d. Harwood has just
heard of the receipt of two warrants
recently sent by him to out-of-the-
State places. asking at the proper time
the custody of two parties very much
wanted in this city. He expects to go
after one of them about the middle of
next month. but the other visit will
probably be deferred for several years,
the man wanted here having a some
what lengthy engagement elsewhere.
The parties are:
Ralph E. Blades. wanted here for for
gerry. The warrant was signed by Hi
ram L. Pishon of the Augusta Trust
Co.. the alleged forgeries being two
checks. drawn on the local bank, each
for $50 and each signed with the name
of Rosie Choate. Blades is also want
ed in several. other Maine cities for
similar offences. He is now in the state
prison at Concord, n. H., having been
given 5-to-7-years sentence for like
offence in Manchester, n. H., where he
operated under the name of Mccarthy.
Chief of Police w. j. Heqly of Manches-
ter acknowledged the receipt Of the
warrant and stated it had been for
warded to Concord
The other party is one Edmund Sper-
ling, an Austrian, who is wanted here
Jail sentence in Salem Mass, which
will expire on Oct. Is next. Chief Har-
wood will 60 after this man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-02
prayer meeting

Sunday school u M; prayer meeting
Wednesday night, 7.30.
UNITARIAN church. State street, cor
ner Of Oak street, Rev. Paul s. Phalen.
minister: 1890 A. M. morning service,
anthems and sermon; kindergarten for
little children: 11.45 A. NJ, church school.
SAINT MARKS church Pleasant street.
charist, 7.30 A. M: Sunday school, $50 A.
NJ: high celebration and sermon, 1880 A.
NJ; evensong and sermon. 7.30 P. M. Rev.
Herbert D. Cone Of Philadelphia will be
present and conduct the services.
The Sunday school at the North Parish
church will be as usual at $50. The sub
ject for the lesson is elijah in Naboth's
Vineyard" Golden text. BE sure your
sin will find you out"
PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUALIST So
ciety: Meetings at 2.3O and '7.3O P. M.
Sunday, Oct. 8. in 6. A. r. hall, No. 222
Water street. Augusta Wellman G..
Whitney Of Springfield, Mass, speaker
and message bearer.
NORTH PARISH church: Sunday eve
ming at Evangelist Jones will preach on
"The Tragic Sequel to Festive Night
Meetings each night next week excepting
Saturday, at 7.30.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL
church, Rev. Clayton D. Boothby minis
ter. residence 49 Oak street, phone ST.
M Worship with sermon At 1880 A. M:
Sunday school in the chapel at 1l.45 A.
NJ; midweek service in the chapel at 7.30
p. M. Wednesday.
FIRST BAPTIST: Preaching at 1890
by Rev. !. =. Cochrane: Sunday school
service at Penney Memorial church at
$780, >