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there Ii 80 called churches in
our land that claim that they are
| Apostolic. But We say they can
! not be until they do the frst'
works, and some OF the first,
J works Is recorded in this man.
ner.
And the multitude of them
that believed were OF one heart
land Of one soul; neither said any
of them that aught Of the things
which he possessed was bis owns;
but they had all things common.
And with great power gave
! the apostles witness Of the res.
direction Of the Lord Jesus; and
great grace Was upon them all.
Neither was there any among
them that lacked; for as many a.
were possessorh of lands or
houses sold them, and brought
the prices Of the things that,
we're sold,
And laid them down at the
apostles feet; and distribution
was made unto every man &C.
cording as he had need" (Acts
4-32 to So
Also.
But BY an equality. that now
at this time your abundance may
be supply for their want, that
their abundance also may be ..
supply for your want, that there
may be equality e Cor. S-1Al,
In this condition OF the church
they had seven men to see that
the widows and orphans got
their portion CT their daily bread,
Aud that was what Christ told
his apostles to pray for.
But the churches of today has
no such practice as mentioned In
the question above. So we must
still look for ward to the time to
come when the church will do,
Its fret work over. But before
the fuiallment of the church
coming back to her irst love We
must see the seventh period Of
the churches history which IL
set fsrth In this manner.
Him that overcometh will I.
make pillar in the temple Of
my God. and he shall go no more
out: and l will write upon him
the name Of my God, and the
name Of the city Of my God,
which is new Jerusalem. which
cometh down out of heaven from
my God: and will write upon
him my new name,
He that hath an ear, let him
hear what the Spirit saith
unto the churches.
And unto the angel Of the
church of the Laodiceans write.
These things saith the Amen
the faithful and true. witness.
The beginning Of the creation Of:
God,
l know thy works, that thou
srt neither cold nor hot: I would
thou vert cold or hot.
30 then because thou art luke,
warm and neither cold or hoL
will spue thee out Of my mouth
Because thou sayest I am rich .
Ind increased with goods. and
nave need OF nothing and know
sss not thai thou art wretcued,.
Ind miserable. and poor and
blind, and naked.
counsel thee to buy of me
,old tried in The fire THAI thou.
nayest be r'ch. and white raj.
nent that thou mayest be cloth.
ID and that the shame of thv,
'akednsss do not appear and
nOint thine evea u,ith or,..,
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AueTelUroi ue wants tnom u
know the man that overcomes
and brings about q restitu tion o
the Apostolic Church, shall rul,
all nations with q ROD Of iron
(the Word.) For Christ says g.
will give him the morning star.
Leaving the fourth grea
change of the churches fall, ",
pass To the fifth change. and Sc,
the contrast as time passes by
please read.
And unto the angel Of the
church in Sar Ills write; These
things saith be, that hath the
seven Spirits Of God. and. the
seven stars; / know thy works
that thou nast::a name that thou
livest. and art dead.
Be watchful. and strengthen
the things which remain, tha,
are ready to die. for l have not
found thy works perfect before
God.
Remember therefore how thou
has received and heard, and hold
fast, and repent. II therefore
thou shalt not watch. / will come
on thee ss a thief, and thou shalt
not know what hour will come
upon thee.
Thou hast a few names even in
Sardis which have not detiled
their garments and they shall
walk with me in white; for they
are worthy. "QRev 3-1-4)
We hswe before US the condi-
tion of the churcn from tho
advent of Martin Luther on up
until the liberty OF the American
people was established at Phila.
delphia In 1776, This day is next
to the greatest In the history of
the fall Of the church az we
shall see q little later on. FOR
the present we must look q little
more at the language used to the
Angel of the Church of Sardis or
toe fifth Stage OF the Church, as
they were No logger Of the
Church. The Seven Spirits of
God are no longer with the
church, as they we're In the
days of the Apostles, when Peter
and the rest of the Apos ties Sc.
lsctsd seven men to show forth
this fact. as you can read.
And in those days, when the
number Of the disciples was
multiplied, there arose q mur.
muring of the Grecians against
the Hebrews. because their
widows we're neglected in the
daily ministration.
Then the twelve called the
multitude of the disciples unto
them, and said, It not reason
that We should leave the word
OF God, and serve tables.
Wherefore brethren, look ye
out among you seven men of
honest report, full OF the Holy |
Ghost and wisdom, whom we
may appoint over this business,
But we will give ourselves
continually to prayer, and to the
of the word. (Acts"
6-1-2--3-4)
In this question you will find
that in the days of the Apostle
that they Sc ected seven men VIII,
was full Of the spirit OF God
But where are they today' Tney
are not to be found III the church
or any where else. They W ere
selected to administer, the daily
bread to the widows who we're
neglected, They are neglected
today and thousands Of them
starving to deash. You may ask
why is thisy And the answer is
found in REV. 3D. those are not
n nipp ut.n O ~. - kho ~L,..L |
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QUESTION NO Z.
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Professional Cards $1.25 q mon.
Locals per line lst. insersion Sets
- Subsequent insersion Bets
Local advertisements will on
continued until ordered out.
eB Special contracts made on
larger Adds.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Fir>t-Rev. Allison Bryan. Of Chica-
so. VIII preach at II o'clock this
morning. and Rev. George II. Mcfadcn
at o'clock this evening. Mr.. Bryan
is Il great grandson OF the late Rev.
w. :. Plumcr. u. d., for many years
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, and is a nephew of George
Bryan. Of this city. He is a grad
uate of Princeton University and of
Mccormick Seminary. lie will leave
next September for mission work in
India.
Sccond-terl Russell Cecil. ID -.
the pastor. Will preach AZ II O'CLOCK
THIS morning and at O'clock tnis
evening.
Northumberland ]. Y. Fair, D. D..
the pastor. will preach al IL o'clock
TINS morning and al Sis o'clock this
evening.
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EPISCOPAL.

st. PnuI'x-I>ev. l.. Valentine Lee
tn. rcctor's assistant. will preach at
II o'clock this morning and S:l5 O'Clock
this evening.
MonumcntnI-Rev. James W. Nor
ris. j.. D., tho rector, VIII preach at
II O'Clock this morning and o'cloc';
this afternoon.
rector, viii preach at II O'Clock this
morning and 5 o'clock this after
noon. The Holy Comnuni4u viii lee
administered at O'Clock this mUrn.
ing.
ST. Jnmes-Rev. g. E'rcelanG Peter.
the rector. Will preach IT Ii o'ciori
this morning and at S:I5 o'clock this
evening.
Grncc-Rcv. I.andon II. Mason. d. H..
the rector, Will preach At II o'clock
this morning and at S:l5 O'Clock this
evening. There will lie sp,:ca, music
~ the morning service. Miss Coriuuc
s'arnuels. contralto. OF the choir .; Sec
"nd Presbyterian Church. viii sing
this morning at the meeting OF the
mems Bible class.
Holy Trinity-Hcv j. !. Grgvatt, -.
-. the rector. will administer the
Holy Communion at s O'Clock this
morning and preach at II o'clock
There will be a musical service al Sis
O'Clock this evening
=
don. the rector. viii preach at II
oriock this morning and at o'clock
this evening.
ST. tndrew's-Rev. J. Francis Rib
bic, the rector. viii preach at IL o'clock
this morning. and Rev. Philip =. AR
thur, the assistant rector. at : o'clock
this evening. The Holy Communion
viii be administered at 1880 o'clock
this morning.
Chri.i-Rev Charles w Sydnor. the
rector. VIII preach at IL O'Clock this
morning aud at o'clock this evening.
81. John .-i;cv. Hugh ". Sublett,
the rector, viii preach at IL o'clock
/. This morning and ut o'clock this
evening.
Epiphnny-Rcv. Wythe l.. Kinsolving
viii preach at II o'clock this morn
ing ana at o'clock this evening.
The subject OF the evening sermon
VIII be Russia and World Peace"
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LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
METHODIST.

Centrnury-Itcv. r. A. Smoo, D. -
the pastor. Will preach AT II O'Clock
this morning and o'clock this even
ing. The subject OF the. morning SER
mon will be Our Country and The
World War"
Monunent-Rcv. 6. II. Lambeth. d
-. the pastor, will preach to-day at
both morning aud evening services.
The subject Of the morning sermon will
be God Reigns Above the Battle
Fields"
Park Plnc--Rev. william F: Thomp-
son. II. u. the pastor. viii! preach at
II o'clock this morning and at S
O'Clock this evening
Broad Str~ct-Rev. Fred r. Chenault.
the pastor, will preach at II O'Clock
Tits morning on The Great Com
,nandment" and at Sis o'clock this
evening on The Need OF the Reserve. :
Union >tntion-Rev. NJ < Colonna.
-. y. the pastor. viii preach at II
o'clock this morning. Miss Emma How
land, national organizer and lecturer
Of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, will speak at o'clock this
evening.
Decatur Strect-M. w. Brabham. field
secretary of the Virginia Conference
Sunday school Board. Will speak at II
" CloGk inns morning AS Il part or the
special program Of sunday school Day
being observed at the church to-day.
Rev. Samuel l.. Dumville. the pastor.
VIII preach at o'clock this evening
the first OF a series of sermons on The
Letters 10 the Seven Churches, or Mod =
ern Messages for Modern Times"
Grace-Rev. ". Asbury Christian. u.
u, Will speak ut the Children's Day
service which begins at 1890 o'clock
this morning. AT the same time the
congregation will celebrate the first
anniversary OF it's organization. Rev.
j. b. Peters. the pastor. will preach at
o'clock this evening.
Branch Memoriai-Rev w Oliver
Gordon. the pastor, will preach this
morning on The Shepherd and His
Flock" and this evening on Re Estab-
lished Relations With God"
ST. Pnul'x-Rev. Victor L. Marsh, the
pastor, will preach AT II O'Clock this
morning on "Cnceasing Warfare" ana
at S o'clock. this evening on Sub
mission aud Patriotism"
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THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES

Dcnitent. when he Is sick and when he
worships In love. And II was our need
that brought the dear Christ from
heaven to earth. In His wonderful
love lie saw us wandering. and He
came to set us right But by and
by. as we go on I'm the Christian life
there is higher and deeper rccoHni.
ton Of Gods relationship to us. If
christ came TO save us. did not the
Father need us? And at last when we
see and know God as He now sees
and knows us. We will sing | think
with Il rapture, the very thought OF
which even now makes the lips CULVER
and heart thrOb with wondering emo
ton. lie needs me every hour" That
is the worder of II all. God needs me .
lie needed this noblemnn even as the
uobleman needed Him. He needed the
son whom he healed. He needs every
creature whom lie has made IL fail
IN live as He would have me live |
am depr!ving God OF something for
which He asks.
NOTICE WAY MANS FAITH
INFLUENCED HIS FAMILY
And then love to think OF the way
in which this mans faith Influenced his
family. He believed. and his whole
house believed. Doubtless. i'm thos.
days. there was an authority OH the
part of the head Of a house now UNI
known; and tho scoffcr may say that
they had to believe because the noble
man told them they must believe. But
think that is carrying u supposition
too far. Thcy~ saw the sick boy, and
they SAW him healed without "A ply
stefan and even without the presence of
Christ; and they learned that at the
very moment when Christ said. Thy
son liveth.' the boy began TO grow bet
ter. Their hearts were drawn by the
miracle They believed because of the
good thing Christ did for them. SO
should it be with US. Gods miracles
should draw us to Him. His many
kindnesses should bring Ms to His feet
Til" blessings and joys OF life. yes, and
even the sorrows VI life which are
blessings in disguise. should make III
come 70 the dear Master who loves
us. and say to Him. Lord. / believe.
Help Thou mine uubclicf.'
Dear Christ. help me In all nv strug-
giles TO realize Thy love ana care. May
my need OF Thee bring me nearer to
Thee. But. oh: help inc 10 rise TO :,
higher knowledge of Thy love and to
come 10 Thee. wondering and amazed
bu, with Il heart fun OF alteration be-
cause Thou dost tell Inc that Thou hast
need OF me Give mc\an crcr-increas-
Ing faith Help me TO love Thee IN
spite OF difficulties on my way HON
ne TO believe the word which Thou
dos. speak. And then at last tax" me
whcr" | shall see Thee face to face.
Amen. dear Lord, Amen
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ENDLESS PIG CLUB WORK.
The Way the New Popular PIun Works
Down In North Carolinn-Banks
TO tho nescue,

ROCKY MOUNT. y. C., May Io.-The
endless Pig Club work in Nash County
Is progressing The Planters National
Bank. Of this city. Is financing the
club work among the boys OF the
county. The endless pig club plan l.,
this: The bank VIII be given "A signed
contract by the boys for which they
Will he allotted one female pig The
contract .proylueS that the club receiv-
ing one pig from the bank will return
one pig TO that institution from the
frstl litter and one pig from the second
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litter. Thus the bank will receive two
pigs for the one allotted to each club
and they will then let the two received
In return out under similar contracts
TO other boys pig clubs. In this man
ner the club work will he endless. Al
read" the bank has allotted ten pigs to
dtferent boys clubs in the county anu
II il thought that there will be twenty
Or twenty-five before the end OF the
coming season. The pigs allotted TO the
boys are Of the finest registered Duroc
Jersey stock I'm the State
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Rev. Theron II. Rice. -. D.. at S:l5
o'clock this evening.
Sec0nd-ltev. Il. l.. Ackiss. OF Rich
mond College. viii preach this morning
on ."rhe Meaning of Manhood" and
this evening on The Courage OF
Jesus."/
Grove Avenue-Rev. W. G.. James.
-. d.. the pastor. will preach to-day
at both morning and evening services
Grace Srcet-itcv. George ". Rig
Ter. -. d.. will preach to-day at both
morning and evening services
Lcigh Strect-R.v. j. j. Wicker. -
D.. the pastor! will preach at IL o'clock
this morning on Did Jesus Laugh
and at o'clock this evening on
Where Is God These Days"
Inimnnucl-Rcv. Leland W. Smith.
the pastor. will preach this morning on
"A Church with a Great Faith" and
this evening on rs the YoHng Man
Safe
Pine Strcct-Rcv. j. .. IIm,son. u.
D.. til. pastor. viii preach this morn
ing on Are You Member OF Some
Church" Rev. W. :. Martin will con
duct the anniversary service this even
ing for the young wonens auxiliary.
iouIevnrd-Itcv. Francis Lee Albert.
the pastor. Will preach this morning
on six Stories" and this evening on
Dad"
F'ultOn-l;ev. X. j. Kikcr. Of the
railroad Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION. viii preach this morning
and Rev. J. Sidney Peters. Prohtbition
Commissioner Of Virsinip. will preach
this evening.
Woodland iicIGhts-ltcv Il. -. White.
the pastor. viii preach at II o'clock
this morning and at O'Clock This
evening.
Gtntcr Pnrk-Rcv. Joseph r. Watts
will preach at IL o'clock this morning
There will be no evening Service.
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SALVATION ARMY.


William BYRD Fark-The regular
service at $50 o'cloch this afternoon
viii be conducted by Brigadier Will
liam l:scott aud Mrs. Escott and Cap
tain Harry Nichols and Mrs Nichols.
y talk will be made by John Mcintyre
one Of tn" army's latest converts, aud
Il former champion wrestler. \ ser
vice will he held at S:l5 o'clock .hiS
evening in tho Army auditorium, l20
North Seventh Street
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Central Buii,linE-O. WinEo Russell
will lead the singing and the discus
sion OF tho subject, Thinking About
Living, AT the mems meeting at $40
o'clock this afternoon in the lobby of
the association building. The boys
club will meet AT 2:30 O'Clock this
afternoon.
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IIoIIue., Nl,.lo,.

Services Will be held at 10 O'clock
this !morning. 3 o'clock this afternoon
and O'Clock this evening at the Holt
ness Mission. on Broad Rock Road near
fiull street. Rev. j. Herbert Norton
ard Mrs. Norton are in charge OF the
SERVICES
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So. John'. Gcrmnn l.vnngellcal-Rev.
UNITARIAN.

First-Rcv. Frank Pratt the minis
ter. viii preach az II O'Clock this morn
inS on "fhc Meaning of Day and
At o'clock this evening on Turning
Toward the Light
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thrin .m.,or. To-. I,nn,,ur,,,.

lIUNTlNGTON. w. VA, May le.--rho
HaNden-Corbc,t Chain Company. OF
Columbus. Ohio. have selected Hunt
inSton as the place in which to locate
their plant. for the especial manufac-
turc OF anchor chains for cagoing YES
sells, The plant will employ over 100
men.
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LUTHERAN.

First English Observation-Disclosures j. j.
Schcrer. Jr. the pastor. will preach at
II o'clock this morning. Beginning to-
day. the night service will he discon-
tinucd. and in place of IL will be held
Il service for children at 1880 o'clock.
The childrcns choir will sing. aud
thcrc VIII be a ten-minute talk TO
children.
81 Johns German EvnnEeficai-Rev.
oscar iuihc. the pastor. Will preach in
German at II o'clock this morning on
witnessing for Christ" The evening
service AT o'clock viii be conducted
IN English
Hc'hichen-ltcv. r. II. MeuschSe will
preach to-day at both morning aud
evening services. The subject of his
sermon this morning will he The True
knowledge OF God
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APOSTOLIC CHURCH.

FIrst-B. q. Pease Will speak at 8 !
o'clock this evening on the subject. !
War in Heaven" The lecture will be
the third oi "A series based on the Book
of Revelations.
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CHRISTIAN.

Seventh Street-Rev. II. u. g Mae
lachlan. d. D., the pastor. will preach
this morning on The Enemy Without,
or the Church's Part in the War" and
this evening on The Enemy Within"
Cownrdin Avenue-Rev. John A
Tate, the pastor. will preach at IL
o'clock this morning on The Price
That Jesus Asks" and at S o'clock this
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ODcn-Air SeyyIre

Rev. Fred Il. Chenault. pastor OF
broad Street Methodist Church. will
speak at o'clock this afternoon at
the open-air service In William Byrd
Park. A band Of forty pieces will play.
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County Asylum 10 lie n.huu,

PULASKI. VA. May lo.-Bids have
been asked for the rebuilding of the
insane asylum at the county farm. The
asylum was burned a few months aco
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SOCIETY or FRIENDS.

Central y. VI. &. A.-A meeting for
worship will be held at II o'clock this
morning in the blue room of the asso-
citation building.
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ChnlL Tnlk mt sunan, school.

james G. Blake Will give chalk
talk this morning in the Sunday school
OF Droadns Memorial baptist Church
on the subject The Temper OF In
temperance The school, is obserr-
ing to-day as temperance Sunday.
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INTERN ,TIoNAL BIBLE STUDENTS

Stirn IInll-B. -. Irump will lead the
servi"" at 1880 o'clock this morning
and X. l.. Smith will preach at o'clock
this afternoon.
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btuminous macadam pavcmcnt. 1t has
not been announced yet To whom the
contract goes. but il is understood that
work Will commence mt once sTEa
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Paved street. for rox.x.u.

TAZEWELl.. Va. May lo-The
town Of Tazewell intends to have good
streets. Bids were opened to-day for
The building OF $1,000 square feet of
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evening on winning the War. Path
to Sure Victory"
Third-ltev. NJ b. Porter. Of the
American Bible Society. will speak at
the morning service. and Rev. Roger
u. Clark, the pastor. will reach this
evening on THE Awakening OF Jonah
children of the Masonic Home will sing
AS "A part of the program Mt the sun
day school rally at $3.50 O'Clock this
morning.
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give silver tea ut S:l5 o'clock to-
morrow evening In the lecture-rooui
OF the church. The money received
VIII be devoted to hospital work in HUI
chow. China.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

First Church OF Christ. ScIrntt.t-The
regular service will be held AT IL o'clock
this morning. The subject will be
"Mortals and Immortals"
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KEN I PoENK9A GirY I H5 F dE
lNAI:: nAiEToGRAPH LETrlEks o. all
CEiEBKlTlES. IL YOU HAVE ANY OLD
G3L9NlAL OK ,RENoLGTIONAWY LET.
'UtLiSiiER OF THE CoLLECToK 4
TORS: ONE DOLLAR a YEAR SAMPLE
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silver Tea.

silver Tea.
The Red Rose Wesley Bible Glass o.
Barton Heights Methodist Church Will
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BAPTIST.

Flrst-Rev. j. Sidney Peters will
preach at II o'clock this morning, AMI
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Cen,rnur,-Hev. r. a. Smoo'. - u.
the pastor. viii preach AT IL O'Clock
th!a morning and o'clock this even
ing. The subject Of the. morning SER
mon will be Our Country and The
World War"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-04
FIRST MEETING
FOR THIS YEAR
Mothers-in-C Council to Meet Next
Week in German
town

Mrs. Thomas Janney. of West Cpsal
street will have the first meeting of the
mothers-in-councll at her home at o'clock
Wednesday, october 10. Miss Anna Davies,
of the College Settlement. will speak on the
subject, war and Living Conditions In
South Philadelphia" Mrs. Thomls Raeburn
White is president Of the association and
Mrs William Beatty Jennings is Vice presi-
dent. Tea will be served after the meeting.
Friends of Mrs, George Franklin Brown,
OF West Price street, will be glad to hear
that che is recovering from her recent
Illness.
Mrs. Edward S. Jackson, of Johnson
street, will leave shortly for French Lick
Springs TO spend several weeks.
Miss Elizabeth MacCuen Smith, of West
Chelten avenue, has returned from Boston,
where she spent several weeks.
Mrs. Robert Haines and Miss Margaret
Haines have closed their summer home in
Castlne, Me. and are occupying their house
on School House lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Law and their
family have returned to town from Nova
Scotia, where they spent the latter part Of
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adler have returned
from their wedding trip and are living with
Mrs. Adler's mother, Mrs Preston X. Erd-
man, at 5922 Greene street. Mrs Adler
was Miss Sara Erdman before her mar
riage in the summer.
Mrs. Charles II. Weiss and her daughter,
Mrs. Sparta Fritz, of 159 Maplewood ave-
nue., who spent the summer in ocean City
at their cottage, have returned to town.