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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-06
Simple Way To
End Dandruff

There il one sure way that has never
failed to remove dandruff at once. and
that is to dissolve IT, then you destroy
It entirely. To do this, Just get about
four ounces Of plain, common liquid
arYon from any drug store Cthis is all
you viii need, apply it at night when
retiring; use enough TO moisten the
scalp and rub it in gently with the
finger tips.
By morning. most if not all of your
dandruff viii be gone, and three or four
more applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace Of il. no matter how
much dandrUff you may have.
You viii fine all itching and digging
of the scalp will stop instantly. and
your hair will be fluffy. lustrous.
glossy, silky and soft, and look and
feel q hundred times better Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-06

-OR the benefit of the Rescue home.
X an interesting entertainment, fol-
i lowed by dance. viii be given
Thursday evening. December p, by
Review No. -. Woman's Benefit Asso-
citation Of AIaccabees. The entertain
ment will be given in the odd Fellows
hall. on North santa Fe street Mrs
Charles ". RAIDER is the chairman Of
the program committee. and q very de-
lightfuI affair is assured Mrs. A \
Powell. commander of the review. viii
be the ticket chairman.
As the Maccs bees are anxious that
this entertainment shall be great
success and bring in a large sum TO be
used by the Rescue home. a prize OF
IS will be awarded 10 the person SELL
ing the greatest number of tickets. Mrs
Powell and Mrs. RAIDER who are man
aging the affair. viii, OF course. not
compete for the prize Anyone inter
ested in the success OF the home ana
the splendid work that is being carried
on there will be welcomed a $ worker
in selling tickets OF otherwise help
ing to make the party a big success
Anyone wishing tickets, either to buy
OF sell. by communicating with Mrs
= A Powell. Mrs. W &. Culver or Mrs
c. W RAIDER. may have tickets sent 10
them immediately
The Rescue home is carrying on
splendid work. in caring for the de-
pendent children and juvenile cases
that come through the city and county
courts and also caring for maynard
and unfortunate girls and women
There are at present 81 inmates of the
home. and only four of these are over
16 years while the remainder are
young children
At the meeting of Review No. ~ OF
the Maccabees, Tuesday afternoon, the
plans for this benefit entertainment
were made. It was charity donation
dav OF the lodge and a large amount
Of clothing was brought to the meeting
by the lodge members The children's
clothing will be taken to the Rescue
home and the other garments are be-
ing distributed today by a committee
composed of Mrs r. E. Black. Mrs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-06
Tie GOSSIP CORNER
By RUTH MONRo AUGUR

to whom you are waiting foI- she alarm
clock at the library goes off with an
ominOus buzz at o'clock, which means
that everyone in the library must
promptly close up his book and depart,
for the library is closed thereafter
for the night Possibly that is the
reason for the theft OF time. The
burglar OF the alarm clock might have
wanted TO remain longer at the read
ing table than its bUzzing alarm would
permit Anyway, three times in sue
cesSion. the alarm clock which stood
upon the librarians desk at the re-
ceiving counter has been stolen. swiped.
purloined. pilfered and done away with
in as mysterious a manner as any de-
tective story robber might aspire 10 do.
leaving neither trace, clew nor identi-
tying thumb mark behind. AS many
times was the clock replaced by a new
one, only to have the same by some
other lover OF alarm clocks craftily
work his fell designs upon the new
one and remove it. Finally the libra
TIans held a council of war Their pet
alarm clock must be protected at an
hazards. Now a strong and husky
looking chain of steel fastens that
clock TO the desk. Furthermore II is
rather dangerous TO become too famil-
lar or personal with the alarm clock,
because the eyes of all the Librarians
are upon il. as they have sOlemnly
vowed to keep this clock in their midst.
50 woe betide him who has evil designs
upon it
why is il your American girls must
take their marvellous voices TO Eu-
roper" asks Madame Johanna Gadski.
There is as much love of art hero. IN
America, as abroad. Singers with great
names in Europe, who can shout and
ran scream, come to America and are
nobody II is because Americans know
the best music and must have art. But
you need grand opera in English in all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-06

,-oIr cities. Without that you viii
waste all this rich talent that IS yours
Nine. Johanna Gadski paid this
tribute to American art. in a recent
interview in Chicago Her gentle blue
ewes, wrote the interviewer, opened
wide with wonder as she SPOKE OF
Americas ruthless waste OF It's musi-
cal resources Her blond hair undu-
lated in decisive mods as she declared
there was room immeasuraoly Tor
grand opera 10 spread and flourish
What YOU need is grand opera
she repeated. not in the great cities
only. but in every city where there are
100, 0OU people l don't mean this cost
" grand opera, but opera in English.
where the girls and boys with voices
can go and sing and DO something
with them"
Her English possessed a pretty. Ger
manic flavor. the VS. merging
slightly into the VS..
since I have been coming TO America
I am filled with wonder a. the de
velOpment of American taste n music
Nine. Gadski continued Vow, even
in the little cities. they insist upon my
viii take cheap music only from cheap
singers.
American girls astonish me with
their voices. but they cannot use them
without going TO Europe. That's the
pity. There are SIX American singers
IN the royal opera at Berlin. and every
time I am here ! find many. many
voices that should be IN opera. But il
costs money TO so TO Europe. and there
are dangers for girls so far from home.
Produce English grand opera in
your little cities. where the young girls
can go and sing. and your DIG cities
no longer will have to go TO Europe TO
get their best singers America can
support grand opera You have more
money than Germany has and you love
music no less"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-06
Mrs. IrUing Carr Is Hostess
At Happy Bridge-Luncheon

Gsrrard. Flora MacD- Bewicll and
Winifred Martin
Mr. and Mrs l. l. Hall entertained
Tuesday night al their home in Palms
court with a Mexican supper Dancing
was enjoyed the latter part OF the
evening. Little Mexican silk flags
were the dinner favors. Red and white
carnations and ferns formed the table
decorations. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. :. ). Baker Mrs. r W. Graham,
Mrs Gertrude Mueller. Miss Kathleen
Gould, Miss Faye Peek. Mai Fawcett,
Capt. Wakefield. Lieut. Rowland Lieut.
Bell, Lieut.. Coleman. all OF the Georgia
national guard
The Jolly Neiehbors' Bridge club was
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
NJ II Fliey. a. her home on North
Virginia street Mrs. G. II. Bussing won
the high score prize. The second prize
went 10 Mrs J. B. Thew. Mrs John
only guest of the club members was
Mrs. Il J. Steiner. Mrs. John L Woods
will entertain the club at her home,
SIS East Overland. on Dec. 10.
Complimentary TO Mrs. Thomas c.
Berrien. of New York. an informal
afternoon tea Will be given Saturday
from 3 to o'clock by Mrs. z. Y Ber-
rien. at her home on Magoffin avenue
Miss Carter Rudy. Of Henderson, Ky,
who is the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. r L
Ramey. was the guest Of honor At an
informal luncheon. given Tuesday by
Mrs Joseph A Wright. al her home in
Manhattan Heights.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-06
Out OF Town Visitors.

Dr. r s Thompson. OF Vancouver
Wash, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. James
Earvie. at their home on Happier street,
Richmond Terrace.
Prof. W. W. Robertson, member Of
the Oklahoma state legislature. is
spending a few days with mis- brother,
James + Robertson, of 1903 Montana
street
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spence, Of
Carrizozo y. NJ. returned to their home
this morning. after spending Thanks
giving week with Mr.. Spence's brother.
Joseph L Spence and Mrs. Spence at
their home on Montana street.
Tom Holiday. of Austin, Texas,
brother OF Robert L. Holiday, has come
20 FL PasO TO make this city his home.
Mr.. Holiday was one of the star play
ers on the Texas Mechanical and Agri-
cultural college football team of the
class OF 1911. He was given a place as
fuuback on the All Southwestern foot
ball team in 1911.
Miss Willyema Mellard. Of Hot Wells.
Texas, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
George Elliott and Mr.. Elliott for a
short time Miss Mellard was visited
Tuesday by three former college
chums Miss Lucille Lawery, Miss Hazel
Courts and Miss COurtss cousin,
Clarence Reynolds. all Of Richmond.
Va who are on their way to California
TO join their parents there for the win
ter. Mr. and Mrs. George ". Elliott
entertained with a dinner Tuesday
night al Hotel Paso del Norte, in honor
of the visiting girls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-06

RS. IRVING J. CARR entertained
MI Tuesday afternoon at her home
L \ in the RosemOnt apartments
with delightful bridge luncheon The
rooms were attractively decorated with
blue Ragged Robins. Prizes were
awarded the players at each table.
making the highest score The win
rers Of these were AIesdames William
F. Martin. E. 7. Donnelly. Henry 2.
Blnaks and Troy H. Middleton a lunch
con was served following the games
The guests were Mesdames Frank B.
Jones. William F. Martin. Joseph Car
rard. Peter Hulme, Edward Sigerfoos,
r T Donnelly. Ii. ?. Blanks. James
Regan, Il. Conger Pratt. William K.
White. d. o. Byars, Troy II. Middleton.
A Inman, Otto C. PITT. Misses Valera
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-06
COLLEGE Won,en's Club Is To
Hold Regular Meeting Saturday

FRS. FRED ". NORTON viii be
MI the hostess for the meeting OF
= L the College Woman's club. which
viii he held Saturday afternoon at .
o'clock ar Mrs. Norton-s home in Mundy
Heights. ON the corner Of Porfiro Diaz
and Prospect streets. The club IS plan
ming To cooperate with the local NOV
ing picture houses in the bringing to
ID Faso AT frequent intervals Of NOV
ing picture plays especially suitable
for children.
st this meeting. J. NJ Lewis. Of n
local moving picture theater. will talk
on the supervision IL moving picture
plays for children. \ Christmas story
viii he told by Mrs j. ". Tappan- Mrs
4 p. Averill. the president. Will pre-
side. Following the meeting there Will
he an Informal tea and a social hour
The meeting is open 10 all college
women.
Circle one Of the aid society of the
First Methodist Episcopal church met
Tuesday afternoon in the assembly
room of the church 4rs. Claude l.
Borcherding presided Much work was
planned for the Christmas tree sale of
the church. Mrs samuel V Young has
charge of the tree publicity committee
on the sales committee are Mesdames
w A. Price. George Cowherd. Ella
Rogers. j. W. TompsOn. J. 7. Roe and
G. D. Hettrick. The delivery committee
is composed OF Miss Mabel Logan,
Mesdames Nora Wallen. :. l. Dalton.
and Claude J. Borcherding. Two new
members. Mrs. : J. stephens and Mrs
A Hill. were elected to the circle.
Those attending the meeting were
Mesdan.es Claude !. Borcherding. ". 4.
Price, George COwherd. 5. l. Dalton.
Nora Wallen. s J. stephens. o G Ber-
nard. j. T Roe. Samuel Y. Young. c.
II. Dow. Philip Davis, Ella Rogers.
Veda BIount, G. D Hettrick. C H Tar
bell and Miss Mabel Logan.
x
The regular monthly meeting Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-06

Andrew Carnegie. who recently celebrated
his Slst birthday. is said 10 be the happiest
~5.h man in the world
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-06

Finest Poultry IN Southwest
on exhibition all Week.-AdV-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-06

Poultry show all week. 2I1 s. Oregon.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-06

Christmas Gifts this year should be
articles Of utility For the mother or
daughter nothing can be more welcome
than MILLER Made street or house
dress or a Bungalow Apron. Phone 1872
for our Demonstration. The Miller Made
Co.. POS East Missouri St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-06

7 T seems that Christmas Stocks were
never before so attractive as they
- are at present In connection with
Christmas buying you are reminded 10
shop early and DO not forget to at
tach the Red Cross seals to your pack
ages Dolly Kringle.
FL Psso Book Company's selection of
Xmas cards is exceptionally beautiful
and reasonable. You should make your
selection before the rush. It's Handy"
in the Mills Bldg.
Wouldn't she be delighted with a box
OF Lowney'S Chocolates2 Put I'D in
pound and half pound boxes. We de-
liver. too Warner Drug Co Phone 751.
Electrical Christmas Shopping at
Larrabeee Electric Co. Phone 5S23; 405
Texas ST
FL PasO women can save money on
Christmas shoes and at the same time
get Just what they want. At $195 and
S2-S5 the Sample Shoe Store. Joe Eel
offering wide range of stylish shoes
10 select from
Why Nor
Mexican Zarape Couch Cover at IS.
Beach's Art Shop. City National Bank
Bldg.
The cleaning and pressing depart
nent at the Fl Paso Laundry will put
your clothing in shape for the Holt
days. Just send the garments to be
cleaned with the laundry bundle Tel
Fountain Pen for Christmas. This
is the ideal gift for any one on your
Christmas. At Scott White & Co. you
viii. find Parker. Waterman and all
other makes Of fountain pens suitable
for gifts
Christmas shopping will be greatly
facilitated IL you will always call
"Three-5o0" when the occasion requires
speed either for yourself or for pack
ages. The City Service CO. offers you
a Metropolitan service.
Fl PasO women are reminded to buy
gifts for men at a mans store In FL
PasO this means that il is at Sol I.
Berg's FL PasO women should do their
shopping for men
You will be surprised at the number
Of acceptable Christmas Gifts that you
will find at the FL Paso Optical Co,
10S Texas St. You are invited to make
an inspection Of the items especially
suitable for gifts
Let Santa Claus see that you use
Cerrillos White Ash or Swastika Coal
this Xmas. II will please him, also
yourself Southwestern Fuel and Feed
Co Phones 531-4z44.
SuperfluOus hair, moles and all facial
blemishes removed Features corrected
Miss Grace A. Benson. Face Specialist,
% Buckler Bldg
X X
Be sure and have your eyes examined
and glasses fitted right before Xmas
It will give you more pleasure Geo.
D. Kendall. 2zS Mesa Ave- makes
Glasses Right"
Why Not
silk hand embroidered kimono at
SIO.50. Beach's Art Shop. City National
Bank Bldg.
Christmas Gifts this year should be
articles Of utility. For the mother or
daughter nothing can be more welcome
than a MILLER Made" street or house
dress or a Bungalow Apron. Phone 1872
for our Demonstration. The Miller Made
Co.. POS East Missouri St
Poultry show all week. 211 s. Oregon.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-06

silk hand embroidered kimono a
SI0.50. Beach's Art shop. City Nauona
Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-06
MACCABEE WOMEN WILL GIVEA
DANCE TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THE
WORK OF Ell PASO RESCUE HOME

held Tuesday afternoon ina the knights
Of Columbus hall This bail is one OF
the big social events of the year in
Fl Paso Mrs. g r. Kelly appointed
the members Of the reception committee
and other committees VIII Joe aD-
pointed later. On the reception COM
mittee are Mesdames James Ma COFFIN
! ]. Driscoll. g L. Kelly. y. W. Lief
green. James McMindes. Leo Q. Hart
ford. e. W Fassett. j. Il. Short w g.
Roe and +. Q. Lyons were appointed on
the floor committee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-06
By RUTH MoNRo AUGUR.

Charles Britton and Mrs. c. ". RAIDER
TO families that are needy
The lodge also decided 10 make a
number of baby garments for the nine
babies under nine months Old. who are
being cared for at the Rescue home
Plans for the annual charity bail, TO
be given by the Catholic women Of the
city on the evening of January :. IN
the ball room of Hotel Paso del Norte,
were discussed at the meeting OF the
Daughters of the Queen Of Heaven.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
METHODIST.

""'rh"r'-!sev. Z. y. Smoot r. H.
me pastor. will preach at II o'clock
'"'S m"fh'hg and at O'Clock this even
Iu.. "
hrond Str.ct-Rcv. r'rnu;; l. p,v n
H. of Randoiph- Macon coll.-. wiIi
n."ach AT II O'Clock thi. mornin. on
ne i'ihi"--th" imperial i:ook" Rcv
IRE" X th"nault. the pastor. viii
preach at ) o'clock this cycuin. on
Alone. Yet Not Alone
'"rh PIn"c-I;ev. j. J. bradford. the
phS'"r, viii preach this moruiuy on
i"stt!ve thristianity. Life of Assur
ahc", ana this cv.nin. ON M. Chris
iianity Delusionri
MON Stnti"n-i.nlly day exercises
VIII comprise the service al II o'cIock
thS morning. Rev. w Asburv Chris
l!ait. -. D. the pastor, viii preach q,
o'clock this evening Oh The Bible
a Great Element in Making the Ameri
can Nation"
laurel Strert-Rev. j *. JolliN. the
pastor. viii preach at II O'Clock this
1., on The Relation Of the
church 10 the sunday school and a,
O'Clock this evening on "Recoruition
IN Heaven \ baptiSmak scrvic. Cor
infants VIII he held at the morning
service. Rally day exercises wil ha
conducted ia the sunday school AZ 40
CLOCK this morning Rev T. A.
"'noot -. D. viii sneak at that tim,
Monumcnt-ially day exercises will
begin at 1880 o'clock th.s morning
Rev. r. II Potts. -. u. 1.-THE pastor,
VIII preach at o'clock this evening
on kc No Mistake"
trace 'Solhicrs' Itomc ChapeD-
fev. John l.. Bray will preach at IL
CLOCK this morning. and Rev w *
cunningham 1T o'clock this evening
haliy day exercises viii Lc conducted
III IN" sunday school at $50 o'clock
iiiShtnnd Tark--t rally day program
VIII be rendered by tho sunday school
az II o'clock this morning Rev. q
Intl". the paStor viii preach al
o'clock this evening on In League
with God"
West End-Rcv c. w. NJ TAYLOR. tho
pastor. will preach at II O'clock this
morning and at o'clock this evening.
y chnrch confcrcnc" Will lac held after
tho morning service
ST. Jnmcs-Rcv. J. 7. Green will
preach az tho morning and evening sc~-
vices The subject this evening Lii
b" The Young Woman's Greatest
Problem"
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THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S. SERVICES

walking with me. Only the old ocean
and the sky can be seen. bat the eye OF
faith Is open aud the ear is attcnt and
know am not alone. Doubtless.
iaui looked back upon his hours Of
bondage in Jerusalem. where his N,v
ter had also been bound. as the mos,
blessed or his experiences. So we will
look back from heavens peace and Ga.
no" me trials of earth we're rich ioys
whereby there ware created a ,Iiviu.
fellowship ana - holy faith whiri
htt"d US for ctcrnity's bcLcdiction.
smut ia" mp. dear Lord. away FROM
me many transient things abo,,, IN.
INA. may feel rhec near me ami Know
,nat ! am held by Tay love. If so ~.
Mat suffer for Thy tru,b :, yo
my zeal for Th! ri4h,"ousue&s cor.,,u,.
me- yea. II 10 left alone. d.suisrd
+" rejc%t"i a. Thou wort. th.n LOT ,nn
,'!o'"" ana be glad. for know whom
Anicn '''H''' :
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services viii hc conducted
CHRISTIAN.

Seventh Strert-Thc annual business
meeting Of the church will be held
inns morning Rev. IL. -. G. Macluch-
"h' ID. d.. the pastor. will preach this
evening on The King at the Gates.
ihtrd-Rev. Roger l.. Clark. the
pastor. VIII preach this morning on
me Priesthood OF Jesus and this
evening on "A Life Problem: the
Family in Which Was Born"
Hanover Arrnuc-ii.v George NJ
kenlpcr. the pastor. will preach at II
y CLOCK this morning. on "wha. Must
'hc church DO to he Savcd"' and at
O'Clock this evcnin. on Little
Everyday kihdncsses"
'"I"nini Plnrc-Sunday schnrl will
be h"ld at 3:3n o'clock This afternoon.
after which Rev George W. kcmper
viii preach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
EPISCOPAL.

-. rnui's-Rev. W. Russell Bowie.
~ d.. the rector. will preach at II
o'clock this morning and at $ O'Clock
TINS evening. Holy Communion will
be administered at 1:iJ o'clock this
morning.
Holy Trinity-Hev. j. i. Crava,t. u.
~ the rector. will preach at II
this evening.
All Saints-Kev ]. Y. bowman. the
rector will preach at II o'clock this
morning and at o'clock THIS after
noon. IN the church. AFTER being
crossed Tor repairs for some time. the
'hurch VIII open to-day for the flrs,
Time There has been installed a me.
mora! 1" the late James " Boyd. on.
"i the founders Of the church and n
N"s'rNman. There will he special mu-
SIC by IN" boy. choir. conducted by
Ernest II. Cosby. or.anis, and choir
master.
-. James-T:cv. c. Frecland Peter.
INC rector. viii preach at II o'clock
'hiS morning and at S:ls o'clock this
evening.
M"nui"rntnI-Rcv. James w. Morris
-. d.. the rector. will preach "A, IL
O'Clock this morning and at 4 o'clock
thiS afternoon.
81 Andre"'s-Rev. J. Francis Rih-
Ole. the rector. will preach mt II
o'clock this morning and ut 3 o'clock
Christ thnrrb-Rcv Charles w Svd-
nor. tn" rector. Will preach at II
o'clock this morning and at s o.clocr;
this evening.
t!rnce-Rev. i.andon t. Mason, y. D..
the rector. will preach at II o'clock
this morning and at o'clock this
evening.
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w. Smith. will preach this morning on
An All-Round Christian"
pRESnYTEI,IAN.

Ftrst-tev. +. I. McFaden. u. d..
the pastor. will preach at II O'Clock
this morning and At S o'clock this
evening.
SccOnd--Rev. Russell Cecil. d.. d..
the pastor. will preach at II o'clock:
this morning and at s o'clock this
evening.
trnce COTcnRnt-cOmmuni will be
administered at the morning service
The pastor. Rev. j. Calvin stewart ID
d.. will preach at o'clock this even
ing.
Observation-Disclosures. James Y. Fair.
ID d.. the pastor. will preach a, II
crock TINS morning and al S:l5
O'Clock this evening.
MOntrOse-Itev. George w. Dichl. the
pastor. viii preach this morning on
Present Sumerin=s and Future Glory
ana this evening on Duties of III.
Pew Labor"
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fir>i-l:cv. George w Mcdaniel. H.
~. Inc p"Sto". VIII preach AT II o'clock
THIS morning and "a, o'clock this
evening.
Grace Strrct-I.ev. Lloyd r Wilson.
-. ID, III" pastor. viii preach at both
morning aud evening services
Grove tNrnuc-Rcv. ". e. James d.
d., the pastor. viii preach At both
morning ANA evening services
Pine sfrcct-licv. ! Il. iIntson. u y .
the pastor. Will preach this morning
on Right Feelings" ana this evening
on Wrong Feelings"
Fniton-tcv. " Thorburn Clark. tho
pastor. VIII preach at II o'clock this
morning and q, 5 o'clock this evening
AZ the morning service the pastor
VIII preach ON The Manliness of
christ especially 10 the Mems Bible
Class The class Will march into the
church in Il body.
immn""ci-The pastor, Rev. Leland
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Ill 1fit:ltA v.

FIRST English Observation-Disclosures G.
l.. brown. d D.. general secretary Of
the board OF foreign missions of the
United synod of the Church in the
son,n. VIII preach at II O'Clock this
morning Rev j. j. Scherer, Ir. the
pastor. will preach at s oclocl; mi.
evening on The Young Woman and
Her Temptationsr
Hrth'rhem Observation-Disclosures. T. H.
Mcns'hk" IN" pastor. will preach In
herman this<morning and in English
this evening
81 JOINS German EvnnEcIirnI-
Rally Day will he observed at II o'clock
TINS morning with a special musical
program Rev. Oscar Guthc the pas
tor. Will preach at S O'Clock this even
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
TWO CASES OF PARALYSIS

WlNCiIl2STER. W.. October 1.-Two
cases of ipfantilc paralysis have been
discovered at MartinsburE. w. Va. one
in the Home of benjamin Holland and
the other at the home of Mrs. Ann Har-'
riS. both living in the northern part
Of the city. DR.. n. l.. Woods Of the
state Health Department. in view OF
tn. fact that everything necessary has
been done to prevent Il spread OF tho;
disease. does not fear an outbreak
Quarantine regulations are in force
ana citizens have been urged to take.
the usual precautions