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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-15
SATURDAY NIGHT JOY
RIDE ENDS FATALLY
TWO PERSONS ARE CRUSHED
TO DEATH AND ANOTHER
DIES FROM INJURIES.
Auto Party Had Been Out All Night
and We're. Returning To Dallas
Early sunday Morning When
the Accident Occurred.

DALLAS, Texas. May 1.-two
persons we're Instantly killed,
third was fatally crushed and two
were injured when an automobile
Event into ditch on the road to
Cochrans Chapel. seven miles north
of Dallas. early yesterday morning.
Three men and three women were
In the car, on their way to the city.
after an all night Joy ride. when tho
machine overturned
The dead:
MISS WILLIE JACKSON. Fl
years old. 110S Royal street
MISS WILLIE WALLS, 90 years
old. lace Canton street
ERNEST DONALDSON. 33 years
old, 393s Elm street.
The injured:
Mrs. Julia Austin. 1901 Merlin
street, broken leg. bruises and cuts.
Ennis Munger. 4s3s Worth street.
muscles torn loos. cuts and bruises.
The sixth occupant of the car was
Marion Samples. 4729 Junius street,
who was uninjured
Miss Jackson and Donaldson were
caught under the -passen ger
car as Ii careened over on its right
side. They probably were Instant
ly killed. Miss Walls was thrown
partly under the car She died at
the Baptist sanitarium at $50
o'clock yesterday morning The ac-.
eident was about 3 o'clock In the
morning.
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wxAHAcHE DAILY LIGHT MONDAY NAY Is. 1916
Automobiles Registered.

Mrs o. r Sweat. waxahachse
No. sSSs.
John G. Kee. Ennis. No. 9SSa
II. +. Garrett. waNahachie. No
.2SS4.
Clarence Clouse. Ferris. No. 2SS5
r. s. Payne. Midlothian. No. 2SSe
c. II. Jeffress. waxahachie. No
1857.
]. ]. Bramiett. waxahachie. No
2SSS.
Miss Louise Lartner. Ennis. No
1889.
Andrew Bell. italy. No. ESQ.
Miller & Co. Italy, No. 1891.
w. A. Phariss. Cloy county. No
2s92.
]. W. Carter. Ferris. No. 2s93.
VI. T. Gam. Maypearl. No. 2s94
I. Mozeley. Maypearl. No. 1895
A. II. Greer. waxahachie. No. 2S9e
Adolph Boaek, Ennis. No. 2s97.
l.. C. Denton. Sterrett. No 2sss
W. II. Fergson. Waxahachie. No
$3.50.
s. r. spalding. waxahachie, No
23oo.
J. A. Zerner. Alma. No. 2301.
f.. 4. Stanford. Red Oak. No. 23o2
Eugene Besse. Ennis, No. 2302.
]. A. Johnson. Palmer, No. 2s09
]. C. Shuts. Bardwell. No 2305
Goodlet Cash Co.. Waxahachie
No. 1905.
G. Melton. Midlothian, No. 2So1
"A. Lasswell, Waxahachie. No
2S0s.
Ray Kelley. Boyce, No. 2309.
Andrew Hicks, Waxahachie, No
1910.
J. G.. Goddard, Italy. No. 231i.
]. w. Whatley. Ennis. No. 1912
Urbin McKeever. Waxahaehie, No
1913.
II. l.. Watson. Waxahachie. No
2314.
Nath Thompson, Ennis. No. 2315
]. T. Hill, Palmer, No. 2316.
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WAIAHACH|E WINS IN
PRETTY GAME SATURDAY
AFTER POINDExTER HAD PRO
TESTED IN THE FIRST HE
WAS run" FROM PARK.
WaVahachie Forged Ahead in the
Eighth and Wicker Entered q
Protest Claiming Poindexter
Had Come Rack i'm Park.

The first clash with the umpire
came here Saturday afternoon when
Manager Dee Poindexter registered
a protest because Umpire Rankin al
lowed an Ennis player to score from
second base on passed ball. This
decision was rendered in the first
inning. and according to Poindexter
was contrary to the ground rules.
Poindexter undertook to argue with
the umpire after the side had been
retired and was elected from the
park. After his Jumps" had run
Brother Dee to cover the team set
tied down and played winning ball
with Compere pitching and Gober
acting as field captain. When Wax
ahachie scored a couple of runs in
the eighth inning and took the lead
of one score Manager ED Wicker
decided it was time to protest and
he entered protest, claiming that
Poindexter had come back in the
park. Poindexter's protest had au-
tomatically been dissolved by rea-
son of Waxahachie winning the
game.
Notwithstanding the squabbling
the game was close and exciting.
Compere, who joined the team only
Saturday afternoon, was on the rub
Der for Waxahachie and he pitched
a good game, two or three times
pulling out of an ugly hole. He
was pitted against Blass, the start
right handed Indian, and it was a
duel. Ennis outhit the locals and
made fewer errors, but the hits by
Waxahachie were. timely and
brought home scores. The final
score was 3 to 2 in favor of Wax
ahachie.
Compere showed real form In that
very first inning after Greene had
hit safe to right and was sacrificed
to End by Howell and scored on the
passed ball. With two men on
bases, one by a wild pitched ball
and the other by hit, Comp" cut
down two and retired the side. This
ended the score making until the
sixth when Ennis brought home an
other run. In their half of the
sixth Waxahachie scored one run.
and again in the eighth scored two
runs and won the game.
Tho caora.
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Dallas: Bni Noble. Dallas: r. r.
phippins and family. city: Chas.
Kennedy. City Mira. G. II. Terry,
Corsicana: sydney Johnson. Austin;
j, W. Carnes. I. 4 y. ": r.. F..
Willard. Washington, ID. c.: ID. A.
Dickey and wife. league. Miss NJ.
Holland. San Antouio: Mrs. Eriing
Holland, city: Erling Holland. city:
lily. Martin. city: Miss n. Hosford,
city: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dubosc. city:
Dr. Moore and wife. Fort Worth:
G.. c. Martin and wife. Fort Worth;
Miss Lucille White. Fort Worth: Miss
Thelma Cole, city: Miss Reda Wick
or, city: Or. l.. r. McClintic. Dallas;
Miss Alma Martin, Dallas: w. N.
Jackson. Dallas; Ethel Ray. Airing
ton: II. X. White. Fort Worth; Roth
White. Fort Worth; +. w. Mcknight,
Arlington: Ina Barnes. Dallas: Corr
rine Barksdale, city: II. -. Hassin-
keller. Chicago: l.. ]. Buford. Fort
Worth: w. NJ. Kerr. Philadelphia;
Chas. Patrick, Kansas City: J. Shor-
tele. Kansas City: John G. Wood.
Dallas.
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King BaEgot. the emotional linp
star is belng featured az the Empire
theatre today "a 'Thc Haunted Bell =
"a two act production with Edna Hun
ter end Frank smith Thanhouser is
also presenting a tWo act modern
ana clever drama. The Girl FROM
Chicago. featuring Gladys Huiet'e
and s star east. "rhe Togiand VIZ
min.~ is "a PaNers comedy aud fhe
uther reel & az L-ko ctin.dF. =
3ie.tus for Cheating feafurinE
nMe Richie and Russell aus Eva
NELSON on Wefuessa ths Empire
aH hoH return cate of fhe f1th
en eae ~ The Strange Case ef
wrr page. "a fhe rric 81 The
slsma ln arfsr to give thesa ehb
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Burton Opposes Preparedness.

Ex-senator j. II. Burton of Sail
ma, Kan, was spending part OF
the day here Sunday. and with
friends discussed war questions as
they are presented today. 1t de-
veloped In the course OF conversa-
ton that the ex-senator is an advo-
cate of the Bryan idea OF peace. He
declares 1.-The nation which goes to
the trouble OF arming Itself to the
teeth Is easily provoked TO war"
and goes a little further by stating
that THE nation that makes might
right Is doomed to fall" Senator
Burton confidently expects both Eng
land and Germany to fail In time.
He does not endorse the prepared
ness plan at all and regretted that
the Unite Estates government had
undertaken to increase the army and
navy.
Senator Burton keeps close up
with the affairs OF the country and
takes a lively interest Ia the pro-
esedings in congress.
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ATHLETICS START ON
ROAD TRIP FOR WEEK
PLAY FIRST or wEEk AT MENIt
AND THEN co To MARLIN
FOR \ SERIES.
Needing tut Process saturday Scnt
Five Players Rack to "I'ushc~."
New Man VIII PLAY short.

Manager Dee Poiadexter and the
Athletics left this morning at l0;40
for Mexia where they viii engage
Roy Aiken's team in a three game
series this week before going 10
Marlin 10 take on the Tarlcton Hot
Water Boosters. The lineup this
,afternoon will be stronger than has
yet appeared on the diamond. II re-
ports concerning new player be
true. This new man is Joe Dob
bins. shortstop. who halls from Dali
las. He tried out with the Dallas
Giants. then got dog bit and had to
spend three weeks at the Pasteur
institute in Austin. He has been
working out In few games since
and is in fairly good condition.
In addition to the new man In
short field Kerr will probably start
at End. With Gardner back on first
and Gober at ard bese the infield
will come up to the standard. IL
lis a hard hitting iRfield.
Manager Poindexter let Ballafant
20 Saturday night In the wedding
out. This youngster is fast and with
a few years In age ought to make
good, bue 1t takes seasoned players
| to weather. the stormy contests In
store for them during the remainder
of the championship season. Arson
Cole did not accompany the team,
but will likely play with the team at
home. Poindexter released Pitcher
Upchurch. Pitcher Samples, Out
fielder Henry and Pitcher Hin along
with Balafant This cuts the squad
down to sixteen. by next Thursday
| il viii be necessary to let an out
fielder, a pitcher and catcher go to
get down to the player limit.
The fight between Smith and
Boyer for receiver station Is close.
Jordan and Hendrix are also work
| ing hard for outfield position. The
pitcher who goes from the string
of five now with the. team Will be
good man, no matter who 1t is.
Comperes ability to pitch out OF
ugly holes will likely cinch a place
for that youngster.
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NO APPETITE--LITTIE SLEEP
symptoms of a Rundown Condition
We Have a Remedy.

We ask every weak, rundown
person in Waxahachie to try Vinol,
with the understanding that their
money will be returned If IT does not
re-establish their health. Letters
like the following give us conf
denoe:--
II am in the millinery business
and on my feet most of the time.
got so weak and rundown that
lost my appetite and was unable to
sleep, had severe chronic cold
and lost my color. l learned about
vinol through friend, and within
three weeks after taking il | no
ticed an improvement, and soon
gained In weight, health and
strength. | am recommending vi
mol TO my friends and they also
speak highly of it," Catharine
Hoar, West Chester, N. Y.
In hundreds of cases where old
fashioned cod liver oil and emul-
sions have failed to restore strength
and health, Vinol has succeeded,
because while it contains all the GU
ratives they do. its good work is
not retarded by useless grease and
oil
Curlin's Two Drug Stores, north
esl Cd Nox-
ahachie, Texas (adv.)
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baton. and directing the music.
That IL a remarkable assertion. but
remarkably true.
FAREWELL SERVICE FOR
SUPERINTENDENT GOROOh

The closing exercises OF the Gem
trail Presbyterian Sunday school sun
day morning was goodbye service
To Mr.. Gordon. who has been the
superintendent for eight years. and
who left last night to make his home
III Ada. Okla The entire Sunday
school met In the main auditorium
for the closing EXERCISES, The little
ones OF the primary department
sang their closing song. Goodbye
to You" The junior department
sang Little Stars This was a
touching part. of theN service. but
superintendent Gordon had said pre-
vlousiy that so many good-byes had
been said he wanted the service free
from sentiment, and II any one shed
a tear they would be fined fifty
cents. and the money would go TO
missionaries. or course when the
rule was made he said he would be
excepted.
Pastor Hogan read resolutions,
adopted at the meeting OF the Sunday
school teachers during the week
whereby they commended Mr.. Cor
don and his estimable family to the
people of Ada. and praised him for
his efficient methods az superinten.
dent of the Sunday school.
Mr.. Gordon responded with a few
words, giving credit to the teachers
and assistant workers for the sue
cess of the Sunday school. the repor,
OF the last quarter being read and
was exceptionally gratifying. lie said
he would like to give due credit Il
the pastor and his wife who. went
away for five successive SUMMERS
and studied modern Sunday school
methods. The superintendent had
been asked by Or. Bernard l.. Rice
educational superintendent in Texas
to get up an exhibit from the Waxa-
na'hit ohnhts nthoft anu Sthu w INV
meeting OF the General Assembly
which meets this week Nin Atlantic
City.
Pastor Hogan personally paid trib-
ute TO Mr.. Gordon as nm efficient
Sunday school man. and said he felt
that his Sunday school had been o
missionary Sunday school. sending
out some of the best workers 10
broader fields, and greater accom-
plishments
AT the close OF the service the
entire Sunday school sang "He In
cluded Me- and the benediction was
said, asking blessings on the retir-
ing superintendent and his family as
they went away to their new home.
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IllnXin's Bind.

Can YOU name over the half dozen
bands that have appeared In this
country within the past decade?
There are Sousa and Eiiery. Create
re. Innes. The Marine Band and
Thavln And n would not be amiss
to say land the greatest ~ these Is
Thaviu" Thaviu is the surprise of
the ChaRtauaua. Nothing too praise
worthy can be said ~ him he plays
the greatest music In the greatest
way And here IS one - the an
usual things about the greet rhaviu
Bend So perfectly is it trained, -
famiflar a each piayer with. not
siaas hle own Instrument. bar VITA
rba music for tns other Instruments.
fhat practically any mar in enc bis
organization 81 caRabie ~ taking the
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The following marriage license
have been issued by County CLERK
Rush Hickman:
Il. NJ. Brigham and Miss Coria
Sisk
A. C. Stanberry and Miss Madgf
Burks.
Frank Warner and Miss Rachael
Sloan.
]. C. McLain and Miss Ollie
Springer.
A. ]. Fleeman and Miss Carrie
Bledsoe.
Everett Turner and Miss Ruth
Butler.
f. w. Breg and Miss zellaj Hor.
ton.
! j. w. Allen and Miss Lehr Belt.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

DALLAS, Texas, May 15.-The
Dallas Giants suffered the humilia-
tion of a shut-out at the hands of
the Fort Worth Painters Saturday
afternoon in the first set to of the
bob-tailed series which marked the
last before the North Texas contin-
gent swings around the southern
end of the circuit. but in the argu-
ment staged at Gardner park yes
terday afternoon the home guard
gave the Tarrant county delegation
a dose of their own medicine, pass
ing out 3 to 0 beating, which the
Panthers had to take before one OF
the largest audiences of the year.
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Estelle GRAY was the oniF kii
permitted 10 go down the "heFt :
Slide trail into the Grand CANYON
81 Arizona without a protest. ~
Guide because Of the danger % n
exnerIaneei riders. But Mss Sfa'
wrapped her little moeassiilei l's'
around the Indian pony and @eAt
down. The pouy d.dn Z SIP. = 4
hat the Chaatauqua Ia this 'os u
vosff have slipped one nihcf ia''
year Eselie wifh her e7'H @
VIOLA 1aa years otd are features s.
fh.. Tarfh AnrfrararF fharfaiaaa
tars thfs ~asou-
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Central Texas League.
CENTRAL TEXAS LEAGUE.

:, AahLlN, Texas, May 15.-The
-"in baseball team will open the
.,'VAa week in crippled condition,
''e Oh the best men being out, one
ns lett with his company for
oofder and Manager Tarleton
hulplng with sprained ankle
s'''ed In making a slide TO sec
III Fridays spectacular game
y oiane, infield. is out on
-''hes today, suffering from a
eu ankle received in the same
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May 10
The ink of Roger Edmondson over
the Bronchos was broken yesterday
in the twelfth inning after he had
relieved Criss at the beginning Oh
the tenth. In the eighth Baientl
home run tied the score. In the
twelfth singles by Westerzii ana
Baerwald settled it. Score, San An
tonic 6, Houston D.
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MEXIA, Texas, May 15.-By win
ming Saturdays game, to 1, Mexia
made it four out six with Terrell.
In the first inning Wren walked,
White sacrificed Wren to second,
and then Huber put one over right
field fence for a home run.
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TEMPLE, Texas, May 15.-Tem-
pie defeated Marlin, 5 to l Satur-
day in game in which infield err
rors figured conspicuously. Temple
winning the series by 2 to 3.
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TEMPLE, Texas, May 15.-Before
a crowd estimated at 1000 TEN pie
shut out Marlin in an exhibition
game here yesterday, to 0.
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CRAFT NEt~~ DIM To
NOTION - FISHING
~EA~oN orr ~.

DEs MONIES Ia. May fs-
seven million black 81 that
sportea and "strura p'ayunr
IN the surface 81 Iawa's stream
and lakes GA sprias suddenly
aurk~f - flr deepest moss
fnssv The nlhlng seasar
apenee aad uith the flr9t strike
az she anaiers. tse fi.a aeemta
80 realise fhe la s or
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BEAUMONT, Texas, May 15-De-
spite the ten-run lead Galveston ac-
CURED early in the game, Beaumont
Yesterday tied the score in the ninth
inning, and Napier, pitching, lost
in the twelfth on a walk, sacrl-
flee. a wild pitch and a single 10
left by Johnson. Score, galveston
II, Beaumont 10.
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WACO, Texas, May 15.-Waco
went into first place yesterday by
winning both ends of double-head-
err with Shreveport. Nine errors by
Shreveport counted materially in
the result of the first game. Scores,
Waco 1874, Shreveport II.
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Runs-Leslie, Jordan 2. Green,
Fuller. Stolen bascs-Jordan, smith,
Howell. Sacrifice hits-Cole, Smith,
Howell. ]. Fenner, Leslie. Two-base
bits-Hendrix, Blass. Three-base
hits-Jordan. Earned runs--Waxa-
hachie 2. First base on balls-Otf
Compere /, off Blass 4. Struck out
BY Compere 3. by Blass o. Left
on bases -Waxahachie 5, Ennis 3.
First base on -Waxahaehle
9 Ennis 4. Double plays-Cole 10
Scogins to smith; Cole 10 Gardner
10 Scogins Passed hall-Smith.
Hit by pitcher-By Compere o..
FennerD. Umpire Rankin. Time of
eame-2 hours and 5 minutes.
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Hotel Rogers Arrivals.

G. III. Northington, Temple: II. M.
Lee, Chicago; J. *. Burton. Selma,
Kan, +. l.. Carson. Dec Monis, A. !.
Cook and wife. city; Bill Mitchell.
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) NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CINCINNATI. May 15.-Phlladei-
phia won a ten-inning game mere
from Cincinnati, 10 D.
when Bancroft doubled and seoreu
ON Niehoff's single.
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mned 80 see it iast THURSDAY o~ius
.o ths farf fhaf ne ei-efrir puwsr
ss dad
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Tarleton is today trying to con-
meet with an infield able to hit the
ball.
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ST. LOUIS, Mey 15.-Brooklyn
took a hard fought game from d
Louis here yesterday, 3 to :.
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CHICAGO. May l5.-New YORK
Won lis firth straight game yester-
dav bv defeating Chicago. 70 =
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ART SMITH RETURNS
To FLYING CAME
WILL SAIL THE FIRST on THE
YEAR FOR JAPAN TO FILL
USEXpIRED CONTRACTS.
Has Sufficiently Recovered From
Broken leg To BE Removed
From the Hospital
TO the Hotel.

CHICAGO, Nov. When told OF
the death of sylvio Pettirossi, the
Paraguayan aviator who met death
in Argentina, Art Smith SAID this
would not prevent him from return
ing 10 the flying game. The death OF
Pettirossi leaves Smith as the only
survivor OF the five aviators who
thrilled the thousands at the San
Francisco exposition.
ION January LIST will sail for ia
pan to fill the contracts | was forced
to cancel when | fell and broke my
leg last summer said Smith today
"pettirossi was a very careful and
skillful driver said Smith, in com
menting on his partners death.
Smith has recovered sufficiently
To be removed from the hospital C
a hotel. He expects to leave soon Tor
his home IT Fort Wayne Ind.
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SIX ENNIS BOOT-LEGGERS
HAILED INTO COURT TO-DAY
FIVE NEGROES AND 4 WHITE
NAN ARRESTED On CHARGE
or SELLING. BOOZE.

Continuing their raid on the boot
|leggcrs" at Ennis Sheriff Dearborn
and Deputy Rogers managed last
|nielt TO pick up an even half dozen,
three each. including one white man
Negroes were arrested at first and
|atataments taken from them brought
u White man into the scheme. which
resulted IN complaint being filed
against him
OFFICER Rogers has been playing
havoc with the bootleggers at Ennis
for some time aud with the aid Of
Sheriff Dearborn last night he made
IA Wholesale raid According to Rog-
Iers hcntieggins" has been a leading
industry in certain parts OF the eoun~
ty
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EVANGELIST TALKS To
YOUNG PEOPLE At NIGHT
SERMON WAS APPRECIATED BY
norm lOJNG AND Old BECAUSE
WAS PRACTICAL ONE.
Aspirations. Thought and Sr'bitions
Pictured 10 Efangeiist Who show
ed "a Thorough tnovr-
stAaiins,.

Another large audience greeted the
evangelist. Rev. Graham McAurray.
at the Main Street Christian church
last night TO hear his sermon te
young people. and Wnl it was an ad-
dress to the young il was en- Dyed
very mush by She oide' neolie. The
sermon was 4 la-.n grar.i''ii e',' as
so what tae thought. aspirations
and ambitions o, tie young men md
women sh3as4 - ~ req 6 tbeir
future welfa.e. Tue address was IN
torspersed il much hu4as as +"
as pathos nd VA ent'.gs astiss'l y
received ~ th2 congregation. .1tle
vas one ~ e9te1 OF faith ~ 30
close OF the iorvi e. The supJeet of
this evenings discourse is. Is God
Ion the Job?" Rev McMurray spoke
yesterday at the noon hour to the
". NJ. c. A. at Trinity university and
Ialso at noon today to the entire stu
dent body at the chapel exercises.
There will be three great services
tomorrow The morning service at
10 a. m; the great mems meeting at
three O'Clock, aud the evening service
at 7:20 tomorrow night. There is
great interest in the meeting and
other splendid results are to follow.