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Washington Journal., 1916-09-22

Dim lebten Sonntog begaben lid
BrGii6ent @ilion uno @emablin nod
Columbia, @. g., Inn bort benz Sc.
grabniiie Der Shmelter bes Serrn
@ilion, 6rau Mnna s. Some, bei5ll-
mobnen. Mm Dienstag febrten beioe
pie6er na6 ibrem Sommerbeim 5ll-
rid. Srou Some mar Die 9ieblingS-
i6melter oes HrGiioenten, uno mic es
beiBt, loaen beioe in engem 8riefper=
febr geitanoen baben. Holitiide, ila-
tionale uno Observation-Disclosures ioQ.
Ser 8ilion nit leiner S6melter oft
erortert baben.
Die neue 8arf Niem S9ule, on
Der Nenton uno @aroer StraBe gele-
gen miro am is. Sttober nit elmer
piertdgigen Seier eingcmeibt meroen.
sSn 0ieiem nellen @eb1uoe befinoet iid)
cine. AuIa, Die 600 GibplGbe entb6llt.
800 S6iiIer meroen Die SAule beii-
den uno Is 2ebrerinnen meroen sic
Schiller unterrihten,
SER Sobannes @roff feierte i'm
Seim oes Serrn Sobannes &ubn, 52t
elite Ctr. SO, ieinen 30. @eburts-
tag. 8ieIe Sreunoe iuaren eridienen
Inn Serrn @raff 3u gratulieren. or
lit ein befannter Srganiiator uno
Glubmann @oibingtons uno gebort
Der 2utberifden 81. Sobannes- Stride
hls Mitglieo an.
-l1ngefdbr 1000 Delegation aus
alien Eeilen Der Ser. Staaten nab
men an Der in oieier ISOLDE in Der
&atbolii6en 1niberiit1t t~asenoen A.
Sectional &onferen5 Der fatboliiGen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tell. 8idtige
Erobleme auf Dem @ebiete Der @obl-
tatigfeit mnroen beipro6en. Serbor-
rogenoe &e0ner maren fir oieie Som
feren5 beronge5ogen.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22
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9euti6en Sagrs.

gm lebten Sreitog, Ben 10. Sep
tember, fnno i'm SuoIc 0es SGnqer-
bun0- GIitbboiiies cine Special. Ser.
lonmlung itntt, BEL Der @ertrcter
oes geiammten 0eutihtums @olb.
in9tonS Die nGbpren 8or6creitunoen
fir Die oiesidbrige Seier oes 0eilt-
i6en Cages belpra6en. Serr Mortin
8iegano fiibrte BEL oieler @eIeoen.
belt Ben 8oriit. 9ie 8orlieer 6es
&omites mltroen ertpGblt, un0 5uor
iino es foIgenoc Serren.
Martin 8iegono, &rGIiocnt;
$. q. 8infIer, Sefretdr;
8m. Neulono, Sdosmeilter.
Sir ole Gage Ser 6eier, Sic As
Stunoen oaltern ioI, muroen foIeen-
DC 8eidliiiie gefaBt: @n ieoem Gage
Der 6eier iou Elm O6ie gebrotcn mcr-
Den, un0 5luor miro Dies bonn .@olb.
ingtoner Mebger- unteritiibungsper-
Elm" beior9t iueroen. SEER Iutb, Ser
Grinder Der befonnten Sirmo gtic.
Ilitb Yrobiiion Co., uno 6errM u. 26ff=
Ter, Yrdiioent Der q. Q0fler SauIaoe
rno Yropilion 60, lino Goriiser Die.
ies &omites uno Die @erlommlltng
b%eitimmte, Dob ibnen freie @ono in Den
Gorbereitungen Der fulinariiden Be
oiirfriile gegeben meroe. Nm Mlor-
gen Der Seiertage finoet cine 9robe
&arabe itatt, bel Ser Die O1ien Ourd)
Die StraBen Der Staot gefabren per-
ben 81 ibrem 9eitimmllngsort, Dem
5eltplab, Serrn ". 2offIers &lot,
Georgia Moe. uttD Sod Greet GburdD
Stood. Cine &apelle miro BEL Der ga
roOe Ole Mtuiif beiorgen.
Solgenoe Gomites muroen oorge-
idlagen uno oom Yrdiiocnten CT.
narnt:
Duff: hilbert "copper", @~oriiber.
Seilsicben Sod mo G~ierlaafcn !.
Ybilipp 0ittes @oriiBer.
8ierfneipe: columbia 9roltcr-
&erein"; aorl @golf, 8%oriiser.
~S6mabii6e SoicnjagO", S6ma-
ben-&erein.
6ranffurter, @rot, Safe unO &ll-
den: 0dmen- Siifsperein.
@efrorenes uno &onfefte: Gr1u.
Iein Barbara 8iedan1.
3igorren: n0nfel 9ralig~ uu6
uglatoeutider @erein~ e; &arl adtcr-
firheh 8oriiber;
2imonaoe uno Yunih, 5rot 81
@rain.
8aamerfen, narieger6unb4; Soc
8erf, @oriiser
Sdiir5enitano uno Sonoorbeiten
Srou &agner lino Srau 8ranb.
an jeoem ser 6eiertage finoet
San3 itatt, uno 3mar bon 7 bis II
llbr 4benOs. @us oieiem Yrogronnl
lit gu erieben, oaB uniere 8ereine ibr
8eltes fir oas @elingen Der Seier
b%eitrosen meroen. Am 0onnerStog,
Den 81. 5. Wats., fano cine meitcre
Geriammlung itatt, iiber Die mir in
Der nddlten Summer Ndberes brin-
gen mer0er.
Waon bereite iid i6on berte ouf
oos groBe @iegenfeit oes9 eutidtums
MmerifnS Dor.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22

-Mie uns gu Obren gefommen tit,
bat Iih Serr Sreo Gorl am norigen
Somstog mieoer perbeirotet. -8ir
grotulierenl
-@ir botten Die Gbre, Serrn S.
s. &ieoling BON Mempbis, Senn. IN
unierem Sonctiim begriiBen 81 fon=
men. Serr Shielding lit bier in Bo-
tent Mngelegenbeiten uno 1T cine gro
BE 8erlonIi1teit inter Den Oeutifen
i'm Sii0en.
-8eomte oes @eiunObeitsamtes
eo6en befonnt, onB @aibington iest
faSt gGn5Ii1 frei bon Der &inoerldb-
milugs- arunfbeit lei. Sour nod 5lpei
9atienten befinoen iih unter ar0tli-
der 8ebanolung. Sn ben Monaten
Suli, @llguit uno Septem6er famen
DO 5Gne aur Mn5eige. Sier Sterbe=
faae iino Dieier &ranfbeit 5u5uidrei-
ben, smei @rmo6iene, meibliden @e-
f1ledts uno aipei &inOer.
@ie bereits nngemein befannt iein
oiirfte, meroen Die offentlihen S6u=
len crit om 2. Sftober ben unterri6t
aufnebmen. @inige N%riDatidulen
baben ben llnterridt bereits begon-
men. 9ie oeuti6e ct. Morienl6ule
bat oie &leinen Der unteriten &loiIe
bereits in Die @ebeimniIie 0es glIpba=
bctes eingetueibt.
SEER 4orl SeitmiiQer un6 Sc
moblin feierten in ibrer @obnung,
1924 ~. ctr. oie fiinf5iglte @ieoer-
febr hires Sod5eitstages. 8erman0-
te, Sreltnoe uno 8efannte brohten
Dem betngten @bepaare ibre @liid
miini@e Dor. Inter oen @Glten be-
fano iid au4 5rau @li5obetb Alber,
Die ein3ige iiberlebenoe 8rautiungfer
oes YaareS. &err Seitmiiler mar
i'm Sabre 1887 in Delitihlono gebo=
rem. SIN Ilter ben Is Snbren fom
er nod Mmerifn. SIN 8iirBerfriege
0iente er i'm 5lpeiteB u. 9. Gnbnaerie-
Hegiment. Dreimal mltrDe CT ber=
ipunoet. febrteropntf aber mieoer nod
einer Acknowledged Soipitalbebano=
lung an Die Sront auriid. Mm S9liiB
0es &rieges perlieB er ben Militdr-
Oienit uno in ieinem 3euenis muroe
ibm ousgeltellt, bob er elm uebrenbaf-
ter, treler ltno geboriamer SoIoat
bon alsge5eibnetem Gbnrafter Jet.
-@ir gratulieren Dem Subelpaarel
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22

Die oeiltide 9oiierin begob iid atf
@eiuh ibres foiierIiAen @eniobIs on
Die Oitfront. Die bobe Dame poliier-
te bel oieler @elegenbeit greslol. 8ie
es beibt, lit Dies ibre critic Neiie nod
Der Oitfront. 8efonntlid lit Die &oi-
ierin beute cine bielbeihGftigte 6rau.
Sic nimmt Elm miitterli6es Sntereiie
an Der &ermlnoetenpflege ltno giebt
0ieier ibre ppGe llnteritiiblrng.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22
observation-disclosures

Sn elmer abgebaltenen Grtra : @ers
iammlung ipuroen Die 9erren 9tic. Mutb
uno Mnoyem 20Aler su 8orfBcrn itbcr'
Ods uOdienbraten4 ernannt ..Del1es
bel Der Oiesjdbri9en 0gutiden 3agfeier
9e9eben miro.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22

8cncbcr (@in) impOrticrt bon
GnslanS, GorOun orp Gin 90e
Die Tlnid)e, Soptb's SOM Gin
SOC, Hlpmuntb Gin 81, Sloe Gin
81 bel G9riitian fanoer, 900 7tc
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22

Ghriitian famSer's nmiibertrpffe-
mes Eager bon brett importierten
Mbein. Mn0 Npieliueinem. 900 Ute
Gtrafe N.-@.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22

DttarO 9npnD's iueltbcrii6m init
GosnaN iinb at 1.50, $500,
uuo $500 Sas Sollc Gnart ic
mad Mlter an ba6en BEL Gbriitian
fanSer, 900 7te Ctr.
Washington Journal., 1916-09-22

SOnntas, ben "A. September 1916:
@rofes Tienic
bes o@ermania MGnmerdors", bei
6errn 6ans Saffner in Cottage Gits,
Wib. Man trausferiere an Der Is.
nmb $ Gtrafe N..G.
The Washington times., 1916-11-14
4 CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks-Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards, a Well-Known
Ohio Physician

DR.. r. M. Edwards for II years
treated scores of women for liver and
bowel ailments. During these years he
gave to his patients prescription made
of few well-known vegetable ingredi-
ents mixed with olive oil, naming them
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, you will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder workers on
the liver and bowels, which cause a
normal action, carrying off the waste
and poisonous matter in ones system.
If you have a pale face, sallow look,
dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head
aches, a listless, no-good feeling, all out
of sorts, inactive bowels, you take one
of DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
for time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women as we'll as men
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the
successful substitute for calomel-now
and then just to keep in the pink of
condition. l0c and 2sc per box.
-Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-11-14
HUGHES-DORDEN MAIL
TO Be MADE PUBLIC
Publication Of Correspondence
In Canadian TangIe Awaited
With Interest.

OTTAWA. Nov. LIBERALIZATION of
the correspondence between Sir Sam
Hughes. who resigned as minister OF
militia and defense. and Premier Bor-
den, who requested the resignation,
est because OF Hughes charge that
the break resulted from "misstate-
ments" by the premier.
The government announcement OF
the resignation stated this correspond
ence probably would be made public
immediately II must first be approx
ed by the new governor general, the
Duke of Devonshire. who arrived
only yesterday. and was confronted
with a government split on his first
day In office.
Await Decision.
Premier Borden and r. b. McCurdy.
secretary to the minister OF militia
and defense. are administering
Hughes office pending decision as to
a successor.
Lieutenant General Hughes declar-
ed today his reasons for resigning
are not those assigned In the report
Issued by the government. which as
serted he had assumed powers which
could only be exercised by the gov
eminent as a whole. He said that his
TeSlBnatlOn was accompanied by n
request that all correspondence in
connection with the affair should be
made public.
THE correspondence" he said. Twill
show that Sir Robert Borden asked for
the resignation OF the minister OF mill
tia on account OF the tone OF a letter
written November l by the minister N
militia showing that the prime minister
has made misstatements which the
minister of militia promptly showed 10
be Incorrect. and criticisms which were
not warranted when the facts are con-
sidered.'
Nothing to Regret.
The ex-minister further stated that
he had nothing in particular to regret
in leaving the department, and that ne
would continue to devote his energies
to recruiting
II is regarded as impro bable that any
appointment will be made soon to MI
the vacant post. The recent APP
pointment OF Sir George Perley as
minister OF overseas forces renders II
unnecessary. as he Is In control OF all
Canadians abroad. while at home for
some time past Premier Borden has
been virtually acting In the dual capac-
lily of premier and minister OF militia,
with .McDurdy as under secretary.
The Washington times., 1916-11-14
Y. N. {. A. PLANNING
SEASONS ACTIVITIES
Christian Service Training Class
} viii Hold First Meeting To-
morrow Evening.

The Christian Service training class
under direction of William Knowles
Cooper. general secretary OF the Y. NJ.
c. A.. is to begin active meetings tomor-
row evening at s o'clock.
The third Spanish class OF the Y. NJ.
c. a. will be organized Thursday night
because OF the great demand for the
language. This study has more students
than many others in the curriculum of
the association.
The memory training class under d.
rection of Joseph Arthur, memory ex-
pert, meets Thursday. The Giee Club Of
the association, will havy Its first re-
hearsal of the season Monday under
leadership OF Edwin Callow and Albert
Harmed.
The Bachelors Club has planned an
entertainment to be held some time In
December. A minstrel show will prob
ably be given; The president, OF the
charge OF the arrangements
The Washington times., 1916-11-14
EVANSVILLE.

The high cost OF living has been
brought to the attention Of residents
of Hyattsville In a rather peculiar man
ner. Two OF the largest grocery stores
have consolidated to increase pur-
chasing power in an effort to keep
prices in reach OF the ultimate con-
sumner. The firms joining are Boswell
Bros and Carr Bros, Inc. and the
new firm will be known as Carr Bros. d
Boswell Harry Boswell will be man
ager OF the new corporation.
The Farmers Cooperative Club OF
Laurel district has elected the follow
lowing officers: II. p. Willard. president;
Matthew A. Smith. vice president
Frank II. Bowen. secretary; John j.
Flester, treasurer: Evans @. CLANCY,
trustee for two years; Richard carr.
trustee for one year.
A petition equesting the setting aside
OF a sum to cut down steep hills moth
and south OF Bear branch on the county
road from Willis School to Contee has
been circulated for signatures. Presi-
dent Willard and Secretary Bowen were
instructed to present It to the board Of
county commissioners. Arrangements
We're made for the annual corn show
to be held December at the homo OF
Stewart l.. Aitcheson.
The Washington times., 1916-11-14
SQUIRREL BLAMED
FOR STARTING FIRE
Bungalow Burns So Fast That Only
Diamonds Are Saved.

ALLENTOWN. Pa. Nov 4.-sauir-
rels are blamed for starting a fire that
destroyed the $4,000 bungalow on the
farm Of the late George o. Albright, at
Fogelsville. nine miles west of this city.
The building was constructed OF logs
but they had been soaked In some prep
aration supposed to make them fire.
proof.
Mrs Albright and her son, George,
were the only inhabitants when the fire
~broke out, and so quick and fierce
was the blaze that they saved only the
diamonds. Mrs. Albright escaped very
lightly clad. A valuable mum was shot
through the chimney. Every bit of
tableware and even the watches were
consumed with the clothing and all
other contents OF the house.
A colony OF red squirrels lived round
about and gnawing through the logs
made themselves at home in the bunga-
low, becoming something like pets.
The Washington times., 1916-11-14
Nothing to Regret.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS.

School matters occupied the attention
OF the members of the Public Improve
ment Association OF Congress Heights
last night. Dr. f. e. Richardson. chair
man OF the school committee, presented
a report stating that the Board OF Edu-
cation before establishing a night school
In the suburb. was DESTROYS of ascer-
tanning how many pupils would be as
sured for such class. All persons
who would avail themselves OF a night
school are requested to notify DR.. Rich
ardson. or leave their names In the drug
store In Nichols avenue.
The question OF having mechanical
drawing and carpentry made parts OF
the regular studies was also discussed
The Washington times., 1916-11-14
ANACOSTIA.

Elaborate plans are being made for
the special meeting OF the Handle High
lands Citizens Association the last Mon
day In this month in the public school
In the interest of better highways for
that community.
Anacostia Chapter, No. %. Royal Arch
Masons. met last night In the Masonic
Hall, with degree work on the calen-
dar. A program OF attractive meetings
months.
Tonight In Emmanuel Church parish
hall an athletic association for the
young men of the church and com
munity will be organized. The game of
basketball will be the chief attraction.
The Washington times., 1916-11-14
ROCKVILLE.

with Judge Edward C. Peter on the
bench, the November term OF the cir
cult court began here yesterday.
William II. McCeney is foreman OF
the grand jury. The other members
are James c. Louthan, Edwin M.
West, William II. Broadhurst. Charles
=, Barnes, Mortimer O. Stabler, Henry
Kennedy. william f. Johnson. How
ard Griffith, j. Lacey Shaw, Henry
I;atterner, Charles NJ; Williams Hazel
Ricketts,. John w. Case, Thomas c.
Darby. Lloyd J, Jones, A. Clinton
Brown, Joseph Childs, Frank I. Davis,
William II. Dunawin, and Josiah j.
Hutton.
Judge Peter urged the grand Jury
bling.
The Washington times., 1916-11-14

Washington; deacon for the mass, the
Very Rev. Peter J. O'Callaghan. c. $.
p. superior Of the Apostolic Mission
House; subdeacon for the mass, the
superior OF the Oblates Study House,
Brookland: deacons Of honor: Very Rev.
Godfrey SchillingI o. r. M, and Very
Rev. .Aobert A. Skinner, G. 8. p. SUI
Berior OF 81: PaYrs College. AGolytes;
Boniface Stratemier. o. p: censey
bearer. Brother Cornelius Mccarthy, o.
p; book bearer. Brother Athanasius
Burke, o. p: candle bearer, Brother
Brother Stanislaus McDermott, o. P.;
mitre bearer, Brother Aquinas McDon-
nell. o. p; gremlal bearer. Brother
ceslaus McEniry. o. p: cross bearer.
Brother Bonaventure Nitzey. o. p. The
master of ceremonies was the Rev
George A. Dougherty. ID. D.. vice rector
OF the Catholic University.
The Washington times., 1916-11-14

The ministers assisting his eminence
Cardinal Gibbons at the mass today
were assistant priest, the Rev. +. c.
Gavin, rector of Sacred Heart Church,
The Washington times., 1916-11-14
For All Complexion Ills

II the skin be colorless, sallow, muddy.
over red. blotchy. or freckled. nothing will
90 surely overcome the condition as ordinary
mercolized wax. II literally takes OF a bad
ompiexion-absorbs the dead and near dead
particles Of surface skin. gently. gradually.
causing no inconvenience at all. A new com
plexion Is then in evidence. clear. spotless,
delicately soft and beautiful. One ounce Of
this wax, procurabie at any drug store. will
reJuvenate even the worst complexion. 1t is
used like cold cream.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-11-14
Three Cardinals Assist In Cere-
monies at the Catholic UNI
versity.
P0NTIFICAL MASS SUNG
Sermon Preached by Bishop
Thomas Shahan-Exerclses
to Last Until Sunday.

In the presence OF two cardinals
and others OF the foremost preletes
OF the Catholic Church in this coun-
try, the seventh centenary celebra-
ton OF the Dominican Order began
at the Dominican House OF Study in
Brokland today.
Before the celebration OF Pom tifical
mass. with Cardinal Gibbons as cele-
brant.n an Impressive procession OF
the church hierarchy, members OF the
diocesan clergy. and various religious
orders and congregations wendell it's
way from the cloisters to the chapel
The House OF Studies was decorated
Tor the occasion with American and
Papal flags. These were draped over
the entrance of the Gothic facade OF
the edifce. and on either side were
the two escuthceons of the Domini-
can order. bearing the dates 1916 and
Prelates In Procession.
Besides Cardinal Gibbons, Ca nd inal
Farley. of New York. marched in the
procession, and the following bishops
the Rt, Rev. Matthew Harkins. Bish-
op of Providence. r. l.; the Rt. Rev.
Patrick l. Heffron. Bishop OF Win
ona. Ind; the RI. Rev. owen b. Cor
rigan. auxiliary bishop Of baltimore
sart. Bishop OF Covinston, Ky.
In the procession also were the Rt
Rev. Msgr. M. J. Lavelle. v. O.. rector
OF st, Patrick's Cathedral. New York!
We, Very Rev. Rev. J. a: oconnell' rector OF
7; w. Smith: o. NJ. l.. provincial Of this
Oblates OF Mary Immaculate. Lowell
Mass; Very Rev. L. 8, Olsen. o. T.,
3. I. Lr.. representing the Dominican
province OF the Pacific Coast. and TWEEN
nFinrd N ma aNn NJ mi.
can communities OF the province OF ST
Joseph.
Sermon by Mgr. Shahan.
The Rt. Rev. Thomas ]. shahan. Of
Catholic University, preached the ser
mon. He told how st. Dominic, in the
stress Of heresies and opposition, and
apathy OF a portion OF the church itse.f
had gathered about him. in the middle
ages. a group OF devoted young men
To him and to ST. Francis OF Assist, he
said, belonged much OF the credit fDr
Stemming the time that threatened 'he
church.
From all parts of Europe young
Catholic hearts seemed to awaken and
respond to the appeals OF these two or
ders. the Franciscan and Dominican. u
he said. This day we commemorate
OF Generessat, when Jesus Christ COM
manded all disciples to go forth and
preach the Gospel"
Tomorrow University Day.
Tomorrow will be University Day
when pontifcal mass will be sung ny
the Apostolic delegate. the Most Rev,
John BonZano.
Thursday will be Civic Day" and
Friday will be Dominican students day
The climax OF the celebration will
come Sunday with meeting at Poll
Theater. when Bourke Cochran will
speak on Representative Institutions
One OF St. Domlnic's Contributions Ia
Civilization" Charles ]. Bonaparte
World OF St Dominic and the World
OF Today" william J. Kearns. Cath
olicity Of Dominican Activity" and Con.
gresham Fitzgerald OF New York Will
preside and make an address.
Assistants at Mass.
The ministers assisting his eminence
Cardinal Gibbons at the mass today
were assistant priest, the Rev. r. c.
Gavin, rector of Sacred Heart Church
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to keep him there, and by the aid Of
small but reckless crooks with whom
he has trained for years, coupled with
conditions in every respect favorable to
his schemes so far as surveillance is
concerned, walked out OF the jail few
days before the expiration of the time
limit allowed him on a perfunctorY
notice OF appeal to the supreme court.
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Of toothache, stiff neck, backache,
stings, bites and the many accidents
that are incidental to a vacation. We
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on a vacation or camp without Sloan's
Liniment." Writes one vacationlst:
I'VE use it for everything from cramps
to toothache." Put bottle in your bag;
be prepared and have no regrets. iii
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Church Services
Congregational Church

There will be no morning service
next Sunday but Sunday school will be
held as usual at 10 m. Evening
service at s p. m. Subject "Paral-
ysis of the Conscience" An hour
spent in Gods house will do US all
good. You are invited.
Joseph Weiss, Acting Pastor
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Methodist Church

Sunday School at 10 a. m
Preaching at II.
Epworth League at p. m.
Preaching at 8.
Prayermeeting at 8 p. M, Thursday.
We will be pleased to meet you at
any and all OF these services.
F. L. Moore, Pastor.
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ButtermiIk Delivered

Call up the Creamery phone 472,
and get fresh buttermilk every day
One gallon or more delivered anywhere
in the city at IS cents per gallon.
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Should sIoan's Liniment Go Along

Should Sloan's Liniment Go Along
OF course it should For alter a
strenuous day when your muscles have
been exercised to the limit an applica
ton OF Sloan's Liniment will take the
and stiffness away and get you
in fine shape for the morrow. You
should also use it for a sudden attack
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-07-21
st. Ioseph'S Church

Until further notice services will be
held here every Sunday morning at
eight o'clock.
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