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The Washington times., 1915-11-23
WILL DEMONSTRATE
FL0OD.L|GHT|NG HERE
To Be a Striking Feature Of
Electrical Prosperity Week
Celebration.

One Of the most striking features be-
Ing planned for the Electrical Prosper
ity Week. celebration to be held in this
city during the week OF November y
to December 4 is the hood-iighting of
the Capitol. the Postofrice Department
building. and the District bu,ldins.
f'lood-lighting IL a system or !llumi-
nation from the exterior OF a structure.
which. unlike tho searchiight. covers
tho whole building. and the volume Of
light falls with the same degree OF In
tcuity over the area affected.
At a meeting late yesterday Of the
executive committee directing the ar
rangements for the celebration It was
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MANY PLANTS GO TO
pennsylvania TOWN
Chester Attracts Number Of
Huge Concerns, and Fac.
tories Are Numerous.

CHESTER. Pa. Nov. e3.-Chester. in
c,udins the adjoining boroughs Of Ed
dystone on the north. Marcus Hook on
the south and Upland on the west. Is IN
the midst Of great Industrial and
building boom.
within the last three or, four months.
through the efforts Of the Chester
chamber OF commerce many great
plants have been brought here. Tho
Penzol Products Company. occupying
fiftv acres Of land is completing n
s20oo.ooo plant for the manufacture OF
anline colors. This plant will employ
between 800 and 800 hands.
Tho Commercial Box and Envelope
Company was brought hero from Bing-
.eamton. n. Y. and occupies a sixteen
acre rivor-front site. This plant manu-
factures folding boxes and containers Of
all kinds. has 10000 square feat Of
floor spacs in its buildings. and en-
pioys about Aoo persons.
Tho Chester Shipbuildins Company
bas nearly completed a modern ship
yard on the site of the famous Roach
shipyard, and already has contracts for
more than Is. 00o.o0O worth Of ships. This
plant will employ In the neighborhood
OF 1000 men.
The Stewart Distillins Company pur-
chased twenty-two acres Of river-front
property. and have begun the erection
Of ono Of the largest independent distil-
leries In the country. Fifty acres OF
river front adjoining the new plant OF
the Stewart Dtstilling Company has
been sold within the last few days to a
bfR British concern upon which VIII
Immediately he built a plant to employ
1.o00 or 1900 men. Further details cannot
be divulGed at the moment.
Never before In the history Of Ches-
ter has there been a time when there
was not q house of any kind for rent.
This Is occasioned bv the coming here
also Of the Immense plants Of the Bald
win locomotive works. employing lOOW
men. the new plant Of the Remington
Arms Company. which will shortly en-
pioy 1900 mechanics. and Eddystone
Munitions Company. which will employ
5000 men. One shop Of the Remington
plant covers twenty-eight acres. while
the Eddystone munitions shop covers
twenty-five acres.
The Washington times., 1915-11-23
PHOTOPLAYS AND
PHOTOPLAYERS
Bernhard Says Her
Fad Has AlW dyS
Been Keeping
Her Health
By GARDNER MACK.

Actresses are usually credited with
having oil sorts OF fads. and from
time to time their press agents
write weird tales OF the curious ways
in which the various stars anuse
themselves. Some of these stories
are outrageous assaults on the
truth and many OF them which nave
the appearance of truth take moro
or less liberty with the actual situ-
alton that they are supposed to
faithfully record. But they are usu-
ally such good stories that they
make excellent reading, however
truthful they might be or however
apparent the attempts at truth may
be.
Here 10 a story about Sarah Bern
hardt. however. which tells some
thing of that distinguished artiste's
most important fad which IL really
true. Madame Bernhard proves Its
truth by the fact that she is more
than seventy years old, has recently
undergone an operation that result
ed In the amputation of one of her
legs, and Is yet able to act photo
plays. Madame Bernhardts partic-
ular fad is her health. And her
rules for health are extremely simple
as she detailed them to a friend VINO
caught her just after she had nm
ished the photoplay production OF
Jeanne Dore." which the Universal
company will show In this country.
Her friend was surprised that tho
great actress had not been exhaust
ed by her efforts.
Compare your nerve force to cap
ital In a bank" Nine. Bernhardt
said. and regulate your actions and
life so that you only spend the ex-
cess interest. not the reserve capital
itself. Nerve vitality Is both phys
ical and mental. BY developing all
parts Of your body you may keep It
In fne- equilibrium, and dancing.
especially the Grecian. teaches you
how to make every muscle of the
body, body graceful and natural in move,
Each morning." says madame. Y
stand before an open window and
breathe deeply. II repeat the
words. I am glad I am alive the
mental attitude seems to help me to
look on the sunny side Of things all
II live a very regular life" she
adds. II follow my morning exer-
cises by an invigorating and refresh
ing bath with salt. oatmeal or pine.
When ] am playing l have light
breakfast at II. dinner at s. and
after the theater a salad or fruit
or vegetables with a glass of milk
or a cup Of chocolate.
Bring nre. meat. and pastry to-
gether.' said famous physician.
and tho poor stomach has to fight II
out While the miniature war lasts.
our bodies and complexions are go
ing to suffer- Vegetables play an
important part in my diet. They
copfa .alia wbicb are hlood tonica
and q good amount Of water. which
helps to clear the system. Tomatoes
especially are an excellent food. for
they act on a torpid liver and help
to remove the yellow tinge in our
complexion A simple diet OF easily
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TODAY'S BEST FILMS
BY GARDNER MACK.

wilton Lackaye, Paul McAllister.
and Clara ximball Young In "Tril-
by" adapted from the story OF
George DuMlurier (Equitable), the
Leader. Ninth. between II and +
streets.
Dorothy Bernard and William Far
mum in THE Broken Law" tFox
Film Coz, Crandalrs, Ninth and IL
William Faversham in ''One Million
Dollars Metro Pictures), the
Pauline Frederick In Bella Donna,
adapted from the story by Robert
Hichens Eamous Players), Loew's
Columbia. Twelfth and streets.
Emmy Whelen in Tables Turned
metro Pictures. the Garden. 423
% Neil" word rilm Corp the
olympic. l43i You street.
Charlotte Walker In .Kindling
uaskY, crandalrs Apollo. ga Ii
Clara Kimball Young In The Heart
of the Blue Ridge" World Film
corpD, the Elite. Fourteenth street
and Rhode Island avenue.
Carleton Weatherby and Marguerite
e Ried In Barriers OF Prejudice
gia avenue.
Hilda Spong in Divorced" Gquit-
able, the Masonic Auditorium.
Thirteenth street and New York
avenue.
Darwin Karr and Betty Brown in
THE Lighthouse by the Sea- les
sanay). the Revere, Georgia avenue
and Park road.
Arieen Hackett and Richard Travers
in. I'm the Paface OF the King. ;"
adapted from the story by r.
Marion Crawford (Essanay). tho
Circle. 2105 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Big Record for a Cripple
This Beggar Kept Receipts

ALLENTOWN. Pa. Nov. c3-William
Newbecker. a perfectly healthy man.
who can twist his arms so that he looks
crippled. did such a prosperous business
begging In Allentown that he went on
q srree and he was locked up. giving the
bluecoats a night before they landed him
in a cell
At court It was found out that he had
a roll Of several hundred dollars. New
bc her who covers the entire East. kept
n tor' showing his daily receips. His
hest a.. =. brought S1460. and the
average ,or 70 time post was SO a
iav. Fc "a. A~ s. for drunkenness
ma 0.ii g.. 'e7v. rtown.
The Washington times., 1915-11-23
Mrs. John A. Logan Joins
Legion of Loyal Women

At a meeting Of the Legion Of Loyal
women last night In the Raleigh. Mrs.
John A. Logon was elected to member
ship. The following honorary members
were elected: Dr. J. Shcra Montgomery.
Rabbi Louis stern. Prof: Henry Wheat
on Howard. and Edwin Callow. Mrs.
Ada II. Weiss. president. presided.
The Washington times., 1915-11-23
Bath in ParlOr Cost SIS.

WICHITA. Nov. 3.-Polics Judge
Dedrick believes that a man should be
permitted to take a bath when the de-
sire strikes him. p. @. Anderson, Of
this city. took his bath tub into the par
lor where II was warm. but his wife
ordered him to the kitchen. Anderson
refused and his wife took the soap.
Anderson chased his wife are hit her
The Washington times., 1915-11-23
Grief Kills Husband.

CHESTER. Pa. Nov. g.-Grief Is be-
iieved to have caused the death last
night OF Samuel Oglesby. prominent
business man. Mrs. Oglesby died on
November 10. Her husband. who was In
good health at the time became III and
rapidly grew worse.
The Washington times., 1915-11-23

Note-These selections are made
from programs prepared by the
managers OF the theaters concerned,
and no responsibility is assumed for
arbitrary changes without notice to
The Times. They are based on the
personality OF the players and the
producing company and not per-
cases. q. NJ
The Washington times., 1915-11-23

digested foods-nsh. eggs vege-
tables. fruit, and whole wheat bread
make II possible for us TO work
harder. play harder. and look more
beautiful every day"
G. NJ.
The Washington times., 1915-11-23

on the arm In court Judge Dedrick
fined Anderson 800. remitted all but s.
because he was In favor Of cleanliness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28
AT THE Rex.

DR. Ramcau William FOxs powerful
six reel feature o. a wonderful
achievement and received the hearty
Enforcement of audiences that taxed
The capacity % this theatre Frederick
Perry. Etar of "Ou Trial" and other
recent dramatic successes far sur
passes ln this production any Of his
Work upon tle speaking STAGE and the
supporting company which includes
Dorothy bernard Stewart Holmes.
Jean Suthrru. Edith U8Iou. Claire
whitney and George Allison. is one
~ The strongest ever BROUGHT together
upon tho screen Mr. Perry comes %
Tho william Fox organization directly
from HE triumph In "On Trial in
which production Doc was star The
fuaraCfor uf Ur Rtmpau d. Comufov
one. and The mastery Interpretation
That Mr. Perry is said fD have given
'hc part DEL one that will DO rcmcu-
hcrCd as ono 0f tho most impressive
pieces of acting over Witnessed This
o. positively ono 81 tho most dramatic
FIX reel features ever shown in Wheel.
INK For cheer power. thrill and
PUNCH Ur Namr7u is a uhofoplay that
out does anything hitherto released
Pafho.a weekly and good comedy
ailI also hr shown Coming Monday
and Tuesday Tho Ionr.omr Heart.
a mutual feature with NarEura Ffeh.
rr "For tho Commonwealth" or Who
Pays. bod three par. Tafhes weekly
also
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DEMOCRATS CANNOT FIND MAN
THAT CAN DEFEAT SEN. Chiffon

where the organization vas opposed
70 him for the nomination. as IN West
virginia for example but where Il
cane over 10 him af;erWard and lined
up Loyalty behind him Also. FOR ex-
ample. a. In West Virginia
Senator Chiffon. a. the wisest dope
H. and figure that the Senator has
the same dope. may be defeated. bu:
II be holds on a. the head OF the party
machinery would still be "A big man
IN Washington should the national
administration remain the same as II
now is
So. party control is a large part Of
The core TO this apple. With good
many Democrats q h pretty much the
whole apple. With senator Chiffon IL
: more "A second line OF defense DO
stripped Of the toga senatorial IL will
be a consolation and strength 20 be
able TO fall back on that.
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ent Office records show the recent is
sue OF the following patents to West
Virginia inventors: Justus J. Ross.
Logan. reversible crosstie for
switches; Raymond r. Walker. Foil.
ansbee. shock.absorber. Alfred G..
FARLEY. Marunsburg. automatic loco
motivearrester. Sylvannus NJ Mann.
Greenville. typewriting machine: Ed
ward O-Toole, Gary. mining machine.
EnOs Thompson. Radnor. life-saving
sectional steamer. John r. Wolfe and
T. Browning Gassaway, artificial foot.
Papa what do you call a man who
runs an auto?'
II depends upon how near he comes
10 hitting me Houston Post
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TILT0NVILLE

THE TlLToNVlLLE RESTAURANT
IL now open for business. Giving a
Communicating Ticket $3.50 for 1895.
Good home cooking. nice airy rooms.
end reasonable
SPECIAL attention given 20 Auto
Parties. Situated on the corner Of
Mound and Main Pike.
Both phones. NR-25
g.. Y. TERRELL. Mgr
Special sunday Chicken Dinner. Soc
next sunday. August 20. 1915.
auc26-2S
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FIGURE ONLY ONE MAN IN TIE
PARTY THAT CAN 90 THE
JOB NEATLY.
That Man 10 John w. Davis and There
10 Nothing Doing for Johnny
Situation Desperate.
10y CHARLES BROOKS SMITH,

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Aug 27-To
that sizeable faction OF that particu-
lar party which Is on the brink OF los
ing senior senatorial representative
from West Virginia. and with whom
Senator Chiffon is about as popular
as an alarm clock. the horizon could
not look blacker. They are unable to
see rift In the blackness anywhere.
and hope OF getting out somebody
Who can, or ought. to put II over
Chiffon. n faint II looks 10 them.
and 20 all others. which includes the
penetrating ones in the coming tower
here. that the chances are pretty slim
TO find such a man. and that the party
opponents OF the senator will have
10 content themselves with helping
the Republicans get him" az the
polls. for. as stated. there doesn't
seem 10 be any prospect Of doing that
al the primary.
According to the opinion OF every
Democratic leader this correspondent
has talked TO about II. and the list
Is a long one. there Is only one man
who looks strong enough TO tilt over
Chiffon and his army OF officeholders
and deprive him OF the inglorious hon
or OF being the first Democratic nom
inee for senator In West Virginia 20
be defeated by a majority of the SOW.
ereign vote cast az a general election.
Correct-you have guessed il, John
w. Davis is the parsonage credited
with such herculean ability.
The Only Asset.
To Judge from all the Democratic
talk John w. Is about the only indi.
yidual asset that the party has left
from its years of factional warfare
and internecine chicsnery and corrup-
tion. who Is OF any high value lie
mas come through the trOublous years
with his political garments fairly well
laundried. Which accounts for the
God-save-us-Mr.-Davis appeal that Is.
sues full-throated from every little
dung-hill leader In the state when he
attends sitting OF the committee OF
the whole for the preservation of the
State and the Union according TO
Democratic dogmas
The best judgment obtainable on
the subject is that in contest be.
tween Chiffon and Davis. the latter
would carry the favorites odds. And
IT Davis would be so kind as TO agree
10 take the nomination for governor
II would be handed TO him with the
unanimity and harmony of near.
heavenly choir. the Chiffon contingent
singing praises TO beat the band. But
as every well informed politician will
tell you. there will be no contest be.
tween Chiffon and Davis for the SEN
storship. nor will the gubernatorial
BOBBY prize be handed TO the suave
solicitor general II can't be done
while he is looking. and he will not
even turn his face away from the
jackpot to eNpectorate while the game
is being played
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vices to which the public is cordially

"a y, ~ stsi,i 49, TN
Nottingham. u. d, rector. s:15 a. m.
Sunday school: 1880 a m. morning
prayer. The Rev John r. Matthews.
who IL well known and liked by st
Luke's people. Will again officiats and
preach at the morning service. There
will be no evening service.
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ST Andrews church. Thfrty-seventh
and Eoff streets. J. Logan Fish. rector
There will be services In ST. Andrew
church tomorrow. the thirteenth sun
and evening at 40 o'clock. Rev. y.
Alan Parsons. OF Chester. will have
charge OF the morning service Sunday
school at 9.45 u m
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st Matthew Epsicopnt church cor.
uer Chapllnc and Fifteenth streets The
services during the week will BE- az fol-
lows. Ihirteenth sunday af:er Trinity.
Sunday. Aug % a. m Wofv Com.
munion; 1910 r. m. Morning Prayer ana
sermon. g:il n. M. sunday school. Tho
S. Army will conduct tho above ser
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p,l First Baptist CHURCH. TTol.fth and
pastor Public worship az 1910 and
~. Rev. John $. stump H. n OF
iarkersburE. W. Va. will nh the pulpit
both morning and evening Bible
school ~ Q 80. J. V rixler. aupcrinten-
dent Warwood Mission school af $3.50.
Edward Schneider. Fups rlntendcuf Cove
rnant meeting on "wednesday evening 40
20. IN charge of the pastor. Rev Hrin-
inFfool on Thursday evening there
viii be social for all the young people
~ the church. Choir rehearsal on frl-
day evening We most cordially In
fitg friends and strangers 20 worship
with uH
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each service. Let every member and
friends paw their dollar money AZ once
and assist in making a good report FOR
the Annual conference
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st. Paul's church. Elm Grove. j.
Logan Fish, rector. There will be ser
vices in IT. Pauls church tomorrow
the thirteenth Sunday after Trinity. al
400 o'clock in the afternoon.
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Warwood Presbyterian church. TweD-
ileth street. near Warwood avenue. Rev
= =. Carson. pastor. Sabbath school nj
fsan a m. with bible classes for men
ana women There will he no morning
service Evening service az 7.7O. This
service VIII be IN charge Of the Chris
t!ah hhdfaNor society. topic "Frivoilty.
Its Dangers and the Romcdics 90 4 snteg
did program has been prepared by the
young people with special music You
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PREsBYTERIAH

The First Presbyterian church. Chan
line and Thirteenth streets Rev Abbot
'. WILCOX, OF Marietta college will
preach both morning and evening IRE
choir under the leadership Of Mrs
Flora Williams with Miss Fdmundaon
Al the organ. will render the musical
numbers al both services. Mems RibIe
class and Primary Sabbath school at
gl2 a. m. Young Peoples society al
80 a m. Nespers at the Eighteenth
street Chapel at 400 o'clock in the az
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Chspline Street Methodist Episcopai
Shuroh. samuel {. Jones. minister. A
~ 'ordlal invitation is extended to
All To unite with as in the foiioW-i,,y.
$50. sunday school. We will have an
interesting review Of the lesson next
sunday by Mr.. Alvin l.. Winters super-
lntendent. $1,000. Morning worship
sermon BY pastor. subject. a Notable
introduction. 1880. Evening Worship
sermon by pastor. subject. Complete in
thrist Mrs. 4. r Hitch will sing
SUNDAY end = splendid chorus choir will
shoer excellent music. No service more
man one hour. Service OF prayer We'd
nesday evening. Boys Brigade aud
choir Friday evening. Let the metnbars
attend All OF the services Of the church
thomson Methodist church Ohio and
hroadway. on the Island VIII ( Hart
school: 1850 A. m and T.3O % m
preaching services
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LUTHERAN.

Zion Lutheran church. Pts Market
street Rev. a. L. Benze. pastor. Ser
Vices for August 20. az follows: Sun.
Gay school at 9.lb a. m, Preparatory
service at 10 n. m. chief service with
Holy. Communion at 1890 a. m. Their,
will be no vespers
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Inn I.l baptist church EoT street
near anfF.ufnth. Arden be- MIifrr
IlHt"r sunday school a. q.fE o. m
'neHra FOR All ages. and "a welcome flr
.HfrN one who wishes Co attend Morn.
ink preaching no 20 o. no.. subject. .aTNs
overcoming life" 7f5 tho hour OF frr
evening service "wednesday cveu|nr
Pc prayer meeting AZ T.fB
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In the Churches
METHODIST.

North Street n r. church. corner
hlfth and Market streets. Rev. John H
hess. minister. Announcements Tor
sunday. August 20. 1915. sunday
school. $50 a M. D. ID. Wilson .uncr-
intcmdent. Preaching 10 80 a. m bv
nc REV. W. N. schultz. Quarterly con-
ference. Monday, August 80. 1850 o. m
All members % the conereFstion are
urged 70 be present Nid-week praver
service WEDNESDAY. T.3O p. m. Rev.
John II. Hess leader
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81. Pauls Ev. Luth. Church. Bridge
port. Main street. Rev. otto Wendell
pastor-Thirteenth Sunday after Trini-
1 ~: sunday school and Bible class NJ
9;ao: Divine services ia the German Lam
Euage at 1880. Church Council meeting
az 30 p. m. Thursday evening regular
business and social meeting Of the Lu-
Their League Will be at the home 81 Mr.
GottlOb Rauknecht. jefferson street.
Martins Ferry. Messrg. william and .Jno.
-auLnech- VIII cnlerll-n N. l.lE---
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Vance Memorial Fred ~ william.
Jr, VIII preach next Sabbath morning
at II o'clock. Mr.. williams fs wei
SHOWN 10 wheeling people and his many
service. No evening services. Mid
week services as usual
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German Methodist church. Chaplino
street. opposite High school. Rev. T. A.
a pSS NHah' pastor. sunday school at
e.ip a IN. Morning service In German
AZ loiso. No service In the evening
On sunday afternoon. the young peopie
Home on 18th street Wednes5s,,
evening, september LIST. the usual pray
er service at 200 .. m.
cordial invitation T. extendad ana
n hearty welcome awaits am AZ tbts
Home-like Church
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81 jams Evanr iCa1 Lutheran
chapel. ~ wEruve. ~. Va Rev 50 r.
Sfrunr. assistant pastor. SUNDAY 1.T0
n m. sunday rrhnol and bible class
r. w. regular Divine service. 40 nr.
welcome fu come
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The Third Presbyterian church. ssth
anu jacob street, J. r. Leycnberger. pas
tor ne usual services will he held
sabbath. August 18th Preaching a.
10 - a m. and Sabbath school az . 80
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st. Matthews Lutheran church az
Water street. Bcnwood. W. Va. Rev. Geo.
= Helm. pastor. The services and meet
inEs during the week viii be: Thirteenth
sunday after Trinity. $50 n. M. SUNDAY
School and Bible class for adults. 1890
a. m. Preaching services in the English
language. Friday az 3. m. Choir re-
hearsal The public g. cordially invited
TO attend our services.
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Wesley Methodist Episcopal church.
s.@s Jacob street. Philip Y. DeBoit
tastor, residence $3.50 Eoff street The
tolloMihg l. the calendar OF services
TOT me coming week. sunday school
AZ s.oV a. m. W. O.. Cunningham sup
Mrs Jennie Mcconnell. leader: Preach
ing by the pastor az 1O.4b a. m and
~ y m, Special music az these SER
wee viii be rendered hy the Edison
1,lainond disc phonograph. in charge OF
W. X. Cooey Epworth League Monday
evening Board or stewards Tuesday
evening. Prayer meeting Ned1cssio I,
evening. The prayer meetings are
proving very helpful. Come out and
ehJ'} them with us. All week evening
services az 500 o'clock A most cor
aial greeting awaits you az this home
IKE church. Come thou with Us and
We Will do thee good