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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23
MAXIMUM PRICE FOR
ANTHRACITE COAL IS
TO Be FIXED SOON
This Will be One of Next Things
on the Program; President Is
Considering Naming an Admin
istrator Operators to Meet


bv AssHclated ffess
Washington AUG President
Wilson save consideration ,oday 10
the pruulcu ~ naming coal admin
.siratur and the fixing uf wholesale
and retail bituuinons coal prices. An
tbuctc coa next Will bc taken up.
% Is understood. and prices fixed for
that product
lt was indicated mat the president
also has under consideration the APP
puintmcut of am administra; 90 fiN
the price of copper as ell as one 90
fN the price of coal. II g. not be
licycd. huwcycr. that there Will be a
teci price administrator.
Coal operators throughout the
country have bcoa asked by the Na'
t,uual Coal Operators Association q
meet la Pittsburgh "Wednesday TO dis
cu-- tho sttuatiun
Secretary TumulN to-day telc'
graphcd to b. j. Wallace. secretary Of
| the 81 Louis Coal ciu1, that Presi'
dent Wilson had authorized him &
' say thnt the htuminous coal prices
fixed In the presidents statement
Tuesday become effective at once.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23
BROMFIELD RETAINS
LEADING PLACE IN THE
COLO. GOLF TOURNEY

Denver Colo. Aug e3--Champion
Larry Bromfleld retained his lead
ing place in The first round OF match
play 100 the Col0raCo State Gof
Tournament AZ Lakewood links hero
ioday. defeating Grover Fels up and
to play The match Of Carroll
Brown his nearest competitor. with
G. c. Bagall was udecidsd a. /
o'clock they having played - holes
TO tic, The match between J. 81.
Atcdc~oI and j. u Warner WAS In
d similar. case
Tn, results of the other matches 10
the first match flight follow.
pbu Hcmniug VI colorado springs
beat } = Hubcu also ef Colorado
Springs. . up ana I 20 play
Charles Fisher beat G.. ~ kapper
s up and 10 play
George Post beat l.. Palmer 8 ny
snd . tu play
NJ \. Mclaughlin heat FLOYD +. E
Cate. up and 20 play
The Winners U this IA rning' g
matches axe 20 mce, --cn othcI this
aiternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23
ORLANDO SoMERs, OF
KoKoMo, IND, NAMED
COMMANDER OF @. A. r.

Rostou. Aug .3.--Orlando somcrs
OF Kukumo. Ind. was elected com-
mander-in-chi of the grand army -
the repUhlie az the CLOSING session nf
the annual cncRmpmcut today.
Brigatler General John V. Clom. L.
:. A.. retired. ot Washington, was
selected scntur vice commander-in-
chief The convention formally rati-
fled the ,eleotion OF Portland, ore.
as the encsmpment cit, Tor next year.
John A. Vernla OF Chicago Was
elected Junior vice chief IN command.
John 81 Adams, % Cincinnati. was
elected surgeon geaeral and Rev. C..
II. Frady of Helena, Mont.. chaplain
m-chlef The appointmcni of Robert
" Mcbride. 81 indiaaspo''s. as ad-
jutant general was announced by
Chief In Command sommers just be-
fore Adjournment Col. D. Il. stowits
Of Buffalo, quartermastcr general, and
j. Henrs Holcomb. OF PA.ladelphia.
custodian OF records, were reap
pointed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23
WILSON DISCUSSES
STRIKE SITUATION
WITH SAM GOMPERS
A + of L. Head Says He Laid
Labor s just Grievances Be
fore President Rights of Work.
ingmen Are to be Cared For.

Washington NuE !a The genera
-trh. lUatiuu tnruuahnut 'uc .pm-
%. 'l- dacu-e,d today lr punfrr-
ru,p 'ivr"u prcsId,N' Wilson auu
rrrsIu,uf Gumprr- uf 'h, American
Federation ui Labor
Mr Gompcr. later declined io dis
yu-s % further than iu Say thjf hr
had lald "hhur's just gr.o'yn,es' hV.
fore thc president and that hc had
hccu assured 'ho rghls OF labor
would 10, cared FOR
some um" ago MI Gumnors Was
credited with having expressed the
opinion thai unless labor had It bet
ter representation iu hauduuE some
uf the labor problems. nou--triRc
PROMISE nude Jt the beginning of the
ho-tiliiics might nu; hc respected
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23
476 B|SBEE EX|LES
AUTOMAT ATICALLY GO
INTO NATIONAL ARMY
Failing to Report to the Coohlse
County Exemption Board, They
Immediately Become Members
of U S Fighting Forces


Tucson Allf. Aug -3.- About il6
men .u the { ~ W ictsHtuuu camp
o' Columnu- vhu WS. rcpurtrd from
H.~bcr W,r, placed in the ar as fo-
duy when 'hy distic, exemption
board vu tufycitiou .uf ruohiso
county board th9' tney mad not re-
puIcd to e. automatically drafted
them
The drdu hoard estimate" the mum.
cr OF Bisuyr ,Nilrs draGcd by ,h#r
order az it6 bat final check
wt'h the tochlre county exemption
board probl ~ viii alter these figures
slightly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23
LEYLAND LINER SUNK,
PRESUMABLY BY A SUB;
CREW S FATE UNKNOWN
By Associated rres.

Boston, Aug 23--Thc Lcyland liner
Deyonian which eft an Atlantic port
on July 2N has been sun@. presum-
ably by a German submarine. on
GERS OF theh line today confirmed the
report that the vessel was lost but
stated that they had received no
word as tp The safety OF the crew
The poyoniau. vessel OF lO,i35
tons gross. was built az Belfast In
1900. she carried crew OF sixty.
Records 80 the BRUSH consulate here
showed .hcre we're no Americans in
the crew
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23
MISS VALE is NAMED
DIRECTOR OF BUREAU
OF CIVILIAN RELIEF

prutcr aug % Niles Gcrtrud"
Vail, head oft the ciiy bureau ~ char
itlrs for moro than tWu years has
been appointed director 81 thc bureau
of civilian relief in the mountain d.
vision of th, Rcd Cruss and has ac-
ccptcd the paHr. according go an
nouucrmcut today hy poultcrcr
Morris. director of tnis diyision Of tac
Rcd cross.
Miss Naic wa- engaged in charit,
and relief work in Chicago for three
years. She 10 an alumni Of Nassar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23

Washington, Aug. ~. Making
war profits and millionaire in
comes pay the greater part of the
war cost rugroN>rd the senate
today in It's consideration 0f the
war taX bill
Although yesterday amend.
mcntS restored the house amend
mrntS for higher rates of income
taxation and ran the tax ON mil
llunaircs up 10 % per cent, Sen
ator La FoIlcttc's proposals for
still further higher rates came up
today with many senators sup
porting them.
BY these amendments, the Wis
consn senator proposes TO IN.
crease the income tax return of
the bill 10 more than 800 0OO,O 900
year, in addition 10 the present
law.
Charges that those opposed to
the war were imposing ON the
present generation the full bur
t'l iIl az 'h'l N l'f llth' l' ~ htl-
popular as possible were made 10y
Chairman simmons ut the finance
committee IN opposing the La Fol
lcttc proposal.
charge no man with wrong,
hr continued. but / do charge
that the inspiration for that Sug-
gcs'iou finds lts genesis iu hoslil-
!ty tu the war with the desire of
making this war as unpopular as
possible.
II YOU want to make this bill
unpopular with the masses OF the
people and take from them an W-
fair proportion of revenue adopt
the substitute. It places the bar.
den of the increase on small m-
comes
OF the net increase of II per
cent proposed In income >urtaNc,,
senator simmons said, the La Fol
lcttc substitute would take TWEEN.
tN-hyc per cent of the return from
incomes under $4,000
senator simmons. declaring 'h1'
IJFoU,rr'- plan would uk" uuN
iort,-iuur per cent of the ucumrs of
the Eu,k"fcII.fs Hu' 'u, Gould .
charged that the substitute was It
"murUIuu, scheme lu tighten 'h.
burden uf the r,h and pIIu, t ln th'
poor. and dcfIcd lIl'ulI"tt, ru demon
tfrat, that Il was not senator lu
FuII,ttp immediately made an mut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23
PIRATICAL ATTEMPT
is MADE TO SEIZE A
BRITISH STEAMSHIP
Rr Anoel.tcd pre.,

Annoy. China. Aug 23.--Thp Brit
ish steamer Laertc-. bound from
Singapore for Annoy. reports a pratt
cal attempt tu seize the ship. The
l.acrtcs carried geo Chinese passc-
gers among them. unknown to the
officers fuTtN-ouc .cspcrgdocs who
had been dcportcd These criminalu
attacked the European officers. hu'
after a hard fight were oycrpowered
by the Europeans with the help Of the
Chinese crew.
The Lacrtcs called at Cane st.
tamss Indo china. and obtained an
armed guard
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23

Chicago. Aug '3. VII b, score co.
90 targets rom rs wards John Peter
son nr Uandall la.. wac declared the
winner today 90 the preliminary hand.
leap iu the Grand American tournH-
u,rnt J l.. l.umpp 81 Youngstown,
a.. was second Win Is breaks There
were eleven ties for third place with
a score Of o..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23
EMBARGO is PLACED ON
EXPORTS OF SULPHUR;
PULP MILLS AFFECTED

Washington Aag 2i..hn embargo
tas hucu placed On oNpor'- of sulphur
tu Canada ,n order hat the supply fu'
war needs uf the United states may
not Ice uuduN depicted Canadian
wood pulp mills furnishing -uppIies
for about three fourths of the news
print paper used in the United states
Will be seriously affected
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23

Parts, Auu o. Tho nric, u' coal
fc 70, uppliod under tn" coal .a5d
systc mfor private use, beginning rIrN
bon september has bpu fixed ~ l0n
francs per ton Tor ordinary coal aud
I.n francs for anthracite
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23
Great Drive on Isonzo Front Re-
suits la Fresh Victories for Gen
Cadorna; Gains Ground on the
Northern and Southern Wings.
FIGHTING IN vERDUN
ZONE is DYING DOWN
French Have Attained Virtually
All Their obiectives 1859 Pris.
oners, "a Cannon and More
Than 200 Machine Guns Taken.

By Associated Pres.
italys great effort ON the lsuuz1
front Is meeting with continued suc-
cess from reports officially, aud IA"
truu - are proceeding toward rcliiza-
ton Of their uuiectiyes Further
ground hsa been gained ON both the
northern aud suIthcrn wings Aus.
TRAN couuter-attlcks 81 great severity
are being rcpulscd The Austrian
losses loo the first two day. ~ the bat
tlc a.. computed uuofnriai!y in ItnlN
at 80 OU0.
lluH on NcrIun front.
The fighting uu the Ncrduu front is
diving down The French objective x
north OF Ncrdun apparently have uc" D
attained and except Tor the capture
by the French OF q small fortified
position uo infantry actions IN thls
sector are reported The number uf
prisoners has rcachcr 63s Tho
French also have captured twenty
four cannon and more thau goo ma
chine guns
The Germans continued their at
'ackS ON the Ni-uc front last nigh.
but met with mo- better fortune han
heretofore. several assaults near laf-
fuaN mill, ALLIES. and Ccruy were re-
pulsed,
Germans Make Gains
The Gee maas are continuing vigur'
uu-ly and successfully their new uf.
fcnslNC on the 'NtrcnI" northern end
OF the WIssiau front Notwith-tnnd'
ing the difficulties OF the ground over
Witch they are attacking they ha,,
made substantial gains along th'
Gult of Riga Bcrin gives fcw dc,
tails uf this fighting and IL is not yet
cl,dr whether the Germans have com.
mittccd themselves tp sustained ui.
feuei,c Boo the north
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23
LA TOILETTE URGES
THAT RICH Be MADE
TO OPEN PURSES TO
RAISE BIG WAR FUND
Wisconsin Senator, in Debate on
Tax Bill. Proposes That Million.
aires Dig Up More Than 67f, as
Agreed on Yesterday.
BAD FAITH is CHARGED
BY CHAIRMAN SIMMONS

Says the Inspiration for Such q
Suggestion Comes from Hostil.
ity to Armed Conflict, and De
sire to Make II Unpopular.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23
Meager Dispatches from the New
Republic Indicate That the Gov
ernment Is Tottering and May
Break Down Altogether.
PHYSICAL ASSISTANCE
is NEEDED AT ONCE
United States Must Send Sup
plies, Particularly Transport
Facilities; No Use to Send
Troops, Says Returned Mission.


Washington. Aug 25.--Thc sitld-
tiun in Husfia continued as the center
of war interest here today with the
n.vstcry surrounding The nntur" of Of
.iical dispatches the government has
received frum I'etrucrud within IN"
last iA hours -till undispcllcd. To-
days cryptic new dispatches rom
the Russian capital referring To
speculation in Pctrograd and Moscow
newspapers concerning "eNpect"d
dramatic announcements 90 oysut.'
md expressing the view ~ tho pre- -f
thut "i' mo- agreement is reached be-
tween the cuu'cndiug groups open
conflict must follow" were taken 'n
support "a" official Interpretation ~
the goNcrnmonts dispatches as Telaf-
ing to political conditions within IN"
provisional q 'vcrum"ut gud prob. h,F
undorcurrcuts of German Intrigue
working for the unsca'iuE of Premier
kcrcnsky. with either Countcr-rc,o-
lutlou seeking 70 rc-estahlish the auto
oracv or the breaking down altogether
Of tho provisional government ana
resulting chaos
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23

Paris Aug 81. I'm '5, week
Nhich ended Aug - five French
stcamsh p- uf 500 toms pr more were
sunk bog mines ur submarines ur-
cordiuG 20 Tho weekly official report
-Four vessels under $500 tom. were
sunk SO fishing ships were de-
-'ruycd Three a'tnck- Do, supmt-
r.ucs faIcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23
NEW MEXICO WEATHER

Maximum. 81; minimum. Gj. range
80. a. m. 76c, east wind, clear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23

By Associated Pfea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-23
LOCAL WEATHER

Partly cloudy with iocai thunder
showers tonight or Friday east por-
tion: cooler tonight east portion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01
BOTH BRUINS AND
HOSE LOAF A DAY
Steady Downpour at Chicago and Nj
Louis Makes it Impossible for
Clubs 10 PLAY.
sox IN MIDST HITTING SLUMP
Rowland's Men Play Better BAH On
Road Than at Home Mitchell
Prepares to Prune Squad.

Chicago. May AFTER trying ala
spring to postpone a game at White
Sox park the weather man succeeded
yesterday. President Comfsaeg who
mas been staging contests under aH
conditions except inviting ones. gave
uD and called of the third game os the
Detroit series for lack OF boats
One more battle with Detroit ra-
mains on the schedule for TODAY after
which the White SoX viii bid ter-
porary adieu TO the home lot and. t
Is hoped. TO their batting slump AS
we'll They are booked TO play three
games ia Cleveland and six games I'M
FIVE days IN st. Louis. Then they win
return home on May 10 - entertain
the east the rest of the month.
1T is p peculiarly Of the White SaE
that they are not a good home team
but apparently play their best Dn 5or-
eign They showed symptoms If Sc
last season and the same a4m-Bt
broke ont in the ranks the minute the
RowIauds landed on the south side
this spring after successful getaway
in st. Louis and Detroit.
Packard Gets Gate.
ST. Louis. May Rainy waa her ir
bad thing for the bali PLAYER who
hasn't been going welt Another
spell of showers and thunder made z
impossible for the Cubs and Cardinals
to stage another iraCa5 on the ball
field but It gave Manager Mitchell @
chance TO think over his plans I0 zee
lease g lot Of fellows before the mex.
two weeks have gone and indications
tonight we're that he had his l.5l aual.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01
JESS WILLARD OFF
ON A CIRCUS TOUR

Ne" York. May 1-Champion Jess
" hard has arrived, accompanied by a
tIiDe Of Indians. herd or Two Of
horses. COWS buffa9oas hr11fs ana Tom
Jones. his MANAGER Tfa bapan an an
gageneat with the Buffalo Pal circus
IN BROOKLYN Yesterday re u{7T nar.
form cowboy raa+z ana ST arnrosrra5
properly. sBar several rounaz wffr his
trainer for the edt9catlou Of those who
IL visit the ticket sellers window.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01
EIISKFs HAS BROKEN
HAND; OUT OF GAME

ST. Pau, Mimi May billy 2Hske
won't boz, until fall The ST Paul
liEhJ-heav.zw eight returned here yes
terday from New York, where an E-rav
showed his hand was badly broken
IL was originally injured several
months ago in a bout with Jack Dill
lon, Lales bouts and workouts aggra-
waited the injury. Miske figures he viii
lose $4,000 in cancellations. He was
70 have faced Battling LeEinsky next
week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01
T.TFrS B4N on gT.yHFR.

Louisville, Ky. May president
Thomas j Hickey Of the American
association has lifted the suspension
of Manager Billy Clymec Of Louis
Vile. Manager Clymer was suspended
for becoming involved in an alterca-
li0n with pitcher C0chreham Of the
Kansas cry club last Thursday
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01

RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Ea6&JHak League
Philadelphia. b Boston =
Other games postponed
American league.
ST.. Louis. 3 Cleveland. .
>ew York = Washington. 3.
Boston. S. Philadelphia g
Detroit al Chicago rain
American Association
4Cledo Milwaukee. OIL
Western League.
NO games scheduled
Southern Association.
birmingham, 3 Mobile. g.
Little Rock. s. Memphis. GI2 in
IIugsf
Chattanooga. 3. Nashville.
New Orleans at Atlanta. team de-
layed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01

Cincinnati o.. May Frank
Schultz q Pittsburgh Pirates. sus-
tanned a fractured rib while induIging
in a playfu. wrestling match with sew
erai OF III. teammates In his hotel
room yesterday The attending physi-
clan annouseed that Schultz would be
out Of the game for about two weeks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01

All the news all the time-The
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-09-07
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH.

Shiloh Baptist Sunday school was
opened at $50 p. m, by the superin-
tendent. The Sunday school is grow
ing nicely Collection was good,
Rev. Roland was at his post Sun
day, a lovely crowd was out and
everybody seemed to be filled with the
gospel. The Scripture lesson. was
read by Rev. Hall, 18th chapter of
Matthew and the 18th verse.
Rev. d. Brown preached a wonder
full sermon using for his text the End
chapter of Matthew and the End verse.
Subject, Seeking for Jesus.
The pastor filled his pulpit Sunday
night at p. m, and preached love-
ly sermon. He preached from the Sth
chapter of John, his subject was, Free
dom. A large congregation was
present and enjoyed the sermon. Col.
lection was good, day and night The
pastor will leave Tuesday for the con.
vention at Atlanta Georgia.
We have large number of sick. Sis.
ter Carrie Turner at 535, Lischey
Ave, Sister Carrot, at Harrison ST.,
North Nashville. The pastors son
is getting along nicely and will be
able to go home in few days. The
club of Shiloh Baptist Church gave
grand entertainment all last week
They had grand time, it was given
by Sister JOSHUA Short, Hettie Hocket,
Rosia Baker and Susie Reed.
They closed out with a very good
success.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-09-07
PAYNE CHAPEL A. M. E. CHURCH.

The congregation was delighted
last Sunday morning with an excel
lent discourse by DR.. r. b. Forbes,
of Atlanta, Ga, who is a member of
the theological faculty of Morris
Brown University DR.. Jones, the
pastor preached at night to SPLEEN
did audience, and administered the
Lords supper, assisted by Rev. j. l..
Marlin. A public banquet will be
rendered Miss Kizzie Hill, on the
evening of the 18th, directed by the
two young peoples clubs, the White
Rose and the Minnehaha, being given
in her special honor. as member of
the Minnehaha Club and a faithful
and consistent member of the church
and Sunday school. She leaves on
the 18th for Shelbyville, where she
has been engaged as teacher in Tur-
ner College. The last quarterly
meeting and conference of the year,
will take place next Sunday and
Monday night. at which time DR.. F.
w. Gardner will be present. He will
preach next Sunday morning. Din
ner was served at the church during
the day last Monday Labor Day.
by the four women's boards of the
church. The two young peoples
clubs have been given till the fourth
Sunday in September to close up
their rally. All are hopeful of rails
ing the full amount asked for by the
pastor
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-09-07
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL


Bethel. 10th Avenue 8. Sunday services
IL m. and s p. m; Sunday school . 80
a. M. Christian Endeavor meeting pm.
class and prayer meeting Thursday night.
Rev s. j. Howard, Pastor.
m n a. M A. Rev. NJ Il Il Suna ax Seh Sssts $3.50
Ebenezer, Stones River Turnpike SUI
day services IL q. m. and s D. m. Sunday
School $50 a. m. Christian Endeavor
p NJ; class meeting TUESDAY night; pray
e, meeting Thursday right. Rev. II. G.
st. Luke, First Street, W. Nashville.
Sunday services IL a. m. and D. m. !,
Sunday School 0 80 u. M; Christian In
denyor p. m. Rev. James K. Chidress,
Pastor.
Salem. Cor. 4th Avenue, North and Ru.
6hanan St. Sunday services IL a. m. ana
8 p. N Sunday School 0 80 a. m. Chris
tan Endeavor p. N. class meeting Thurs
da' night; prayer meeting Tuesday night
Rev. A. Whltworth, Pastor
Scovel st. 1715 Second st. Sunday Serv-
Ices IL 80 a. III. <nd s p. m. Sunday school
. 80 a. m. Christian Endevaor p. m. !;
Glass Meeting Thursday night; Rev. W. A.
Anderson, Pastor.
Tsynes Chapel. Cor. 7th snd Winter Sis
Sunday services II a. nj. and 8 p. IN. {;
Sunday school $50 a. m. Christian En-
deayoi Z p. M; class meeting Thursday
night prayer meeting Tuesday night Rev.
j. n. Johnson. d, D., Pastor.
st. James, Mooretown. Sunday services
II m. and p. M. sunday School 80
a. m; Christian Endeavor 7 p. m. Rev.
| q. |. Jackson, Pastor
st. John Church. Corner 9Th Ave, N.
and Cedar st. Rev. J. M. Smith, Pastor
SUNDAY School 8 40 a. m; preaching IL
a. m. and p. m; A. c. ID. League n
M. class meeting Tuesday evening p. m:
st. Paul Church. Cor. 4th Ave, 8. ana
franklin 81. Rev. II. L. Jenes, Paatsr.
Sunday School 0 80 s.-a. services IL q.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-09-07
CoLoRED METHODIST EPISCOPAL

CdUhCHEH.
Lane Tabernacle Spring st. Sunday
School 8 80 a. NJ; preaching IL :Ss a. No.
and p. IN. Bpworth League meeting at
S:S0 p. m; prayer meeting every wsdnes-
day at o'clock.
Phillips Chapel, 8 Wharf Ave sunday
school . 80 u. ~: c. q. League I p. IA.
lass meeting tuesday night; Bible Class
Wednesday night.
Capers Chapel, Church St. Prsas hing at
IL a. III. and . D. IN. Sunday Sehsel o $50
II. m; {. 10. League D. M. Tuesday night,
class meetiAg; Wednesday 3 T. m, gibie
EPISCOPAL.
Church of the Holy prinity, Ewing
Avenue and Sixth Avenue $, The Rev
Elmer NJ NJ. Wright, Priest in Charge
Celebratim and Holy Eucharist and Ser
mon II e. N. Sunday school 8 80 a. III.
Evening Song and Sermon p. M A church
with welcome to all.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
clark Memorial. sos franklin St Eur
day School 8 80 Il. M; Sunday services
! l A. m and 80 p. III. Rev. W. r. Stpph-
ems, Pastor. Mr.. X, T. Green, Clerk; Prof
!, l.; Hardiman, Superintendent OF Sun
day School
| liraden Chapel. 7o5 Georgia Street, sua.
day services l la. m. and 80 p. IN. Rev.
". l.. Mitchell, Pastor.
G"ldon Chapel. Herman St, near Pros.
pect. Sunday services II a. m and I 80
p. o. rev. j. w. Satterheld, Pastor.
Ilubbard's Chapel Trimble s. W. Cor.
F Hill Sunday services IL IL. IN. and 80
/ p: m: Rev. j. p. Price. d. d.. Pastor. Mr.
Mayteld, Superintendent OF Sunday school,.
Scays Chapel. Green street, cor. Fair
field Sunday services II a. m. and ID
p m Rev. u. r. Burch, D. D., Pastor
Eleventh Avenue NJ. T. Church Serv.
Ices l. a. IN. and r. m. Sunday School
Ie:i5 S. NJ. StrayhOrne Pastor.
Thompson Chapel Walden University
Campus. Sunday School 30 a. m CHI
ingl1 a. IN. prayer services. p. N. sur.
day University services at the Neharry
Auditorium on the second Sunday of each
month, II a. m. Rev. White b D., Presi
dent