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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-06
NEWS OF SOCIETY AND
 ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN

home at Milner Heights and will take possession at once.
 
 Mrs. Perry Turner and children will leave soon for Montgomery, where they will join Judge Turner for the winter.
 Miss Hattie Cullom has returned from a summer spent in the New England states.
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Kirby have an apartment at the Bon Air for the win ter.
 Mir and Mrs. John London, who have spent the past six weeks In Michigan, will return home tomorrow
 The Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Simpson of Kentucky have arrived in the city, and are at home for the present with Mir and Mrs. w. S. Stallings on Pine ave nue until they can get loacted Dr. Simpson Is the new pastor of the First Christian church. MT. and Mrs R. J. Dunn and little son left yesterday for Montgomery to visit relatives.
 MT. and Mrs D. M. Gordon and fam ily of Mobile have recently come to Bir- mingham from Mobile to make their home and will be a charming addition 1 to the social life of the city. They will occupy the John M. Corr home on Juniper avenue for the winter. There are four children, Miss Leila, who Is I at the University of Alabama; Ernestine at the Central High, and Master Don , and Mildred at the Lakeview school. l 1 Mrs. Hanolihe of Mobile and Mrs. Robert Gordon of Montgomery spent the past week in the city es the guest of MT and Mrs. D. M. Gordon on Juniper I avenue.
 Mrs D. D. Myers and Miss Mary Eliza beth Myers left few days ago for yir- ginia, where they will join Mir Myers !; on a short trip l Dr. and Mrs. Carl Fox and family will occupy the Frank Norris home on Ju- 1 niper avenue for the winter. l Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Nesbitt and fam | fly, who spent the summer at their 1 country home on Shades mountain, have | returned to their town home for the winter.
 l Miss Ciedennis, one of the popular Lakeview school teachers, is at home 1 this winter with Mir and Mrs. M. B. McGhee.
 ! Mrs. J. o. Little left yesterday for a visit to friends and relatives in Quin- l ton, Ind.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-06

Thursday. None of the fair combatants was seriously hurt.
 The cries of the girls. who were pulling each others hair and rolling around in the street. attracted endorsements to both classes. Freshmen in automobiles overpowered the sophomores and rescued their classmates. Before the police ar rived the sophomores also managed to gain their motor cars and escape.
 Hazing has been feature of the open ing week of the school, of which Miss Helen Taft, daughter of former President Taft, is dean. Today's affair, which took place in the center of the town, was re- ported to the college authorities
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-06
Russian Government May
 Clash With Democratic
 Congress if Opposed

Washington, October 5.--Russian off, cials here predict a clash between the government and the democratic Con- gress,' now assembled in Petrograd, if the Congress refuses its support to Pre- rnier Kerensky. At the Russian embassy it was said today that the government would make no concessions and proceed with the formation of a cabinet without regard to acts of the Congress. Neither will the government be bound by any acts of the assembly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-06
CUT THIS OUT--IT IS WORTH
 MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip. enclose with 5c and mail 1t to Foley & Co., 2ss5 Sheffield Ave-. Chicago. III, writing your name and address clearly You will receive tp return | trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs, colds. and croup: Foley Kidney Pills, for pain ! in sides and back, rheumatism, back ache. kidney and bladder ailments: and
 Foley Cathartfc Tablets. q wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartlc | for constipation. biliousness, headache [ and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.
 Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-06
!Ys7:liiEEEEY

Ehe coming child by it's regular use.
 procure Mothers Friend" should be fur nished it by those who are dear to her.
 Write to The Bradheld Regulator Com Atlanta, Ga, for book, .'Motherhood and the Baby. It Is free. "Nother's Friend" is procurable at the drugRists. Do not SO a single night without using 1t. Ask for 3 bottle today without fail
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-06

1 It is the way of woman to bear pain and
 discoYnfort without complaint. Women Iawaiting motherhood should be given Ievery help which will make for less pain. Millions of women have used the safe,
 tried and reliable external massage known Gs 'sMother's Friend The abdominal muscles relax naturally and without strain when baby is born. Stretching pains dur
 Ing the period are avoided and the crisis = rendered safer for both the mother and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-06

Ole Miss, eff de Wimmin Folks had CT been included in de Conscription fer de Army, dey sho' would CT made CT bettah Showin' dan de men, kaze jes' look at de Wimmin dat Nevah gifts ovah-Thirty! Naw'm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-06
Girl College Students
 Engage in Free-For-An
 Fight in Bryn Mawr Street

Byrn Mawr Pa. October 5.-several
 students were badly beaten In free-for- all fight which followed an attempt to haze members of the freshmen class by a group of Byrn Mawr college sophomores
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-06

up with every kind and class of children in their school life, and the bad boy or
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-06

Mrs. J. o. Little left yesterday for a visit to friends and relatives in Quin- ton, Ind
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-06

Miss Ciedennis, one of the popular Lakeview school teachers, is at home this winter with MT. and Mrs. M. B. McGhee
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27
For Sale Houses
A DESIRABLE HOME

NICE LITTLE HOME, 1 room brick, screen porch, nearly new chicken house. shed, etc. $450 cash, balance SIP per mo. Price S1500 Money to loan. See Johnston, r W. Adams. If WATCH PHOENIX GROW-New ,
 room brick modern, coming business property. s375000 $75000 cash. bal ance $30.00 mo. 4 room modern house,
 hardwood floors, S225O.00; $1000O cash,
 balance $15O0 month. room modern
 cottage, furnished, between capitol and library. s295000. $50OO0 cash, balance
 to suit 40 acres fine sandy alfalfa,
 seed furnished $5205 $56OOO cash,
 balance to suit. Money to loan from
 $7000 to $10,0G0. NJ. H. Shelton, 2l5
 " Wash tl
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27

2 , ROOMS and screen porch, close in. northeast fine cd shade, large lot, room for COW and chickens. splendid location for grocery store S1550.00:
 small payments cash, balance terms. Box S63 Republican. dn
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27

SMALL BOOMING HOUSE cen trally located; income $f0o per month: q real bargain. Mrs. Holt, 57 West Adams street. dn
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27

did opportunity Good reason for sell
 si.s. About $3SC0 buys building, lot ard stock complete tAlso inciudes
 meat market equipmenD. You'll have to move lively il you want this. Davie
 Realty Company, 126 N. Center St. 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27
Wanted Help, Ma1e

w dNteu - 1Slp, Mdlc
 
 WANTED-Office man. strong, heal hy and congenial; must be a hustler. Real estate salesman: prefer one who can use typewriter some. Wages s60 per month to. start Live Wire Elm Dloyment office, 14 Wall Phone 693.
 
 YOUNG MAN about 20 years of age for permanent position with we'll known wholesale house. Applicant should be good penman and quick at work. Good salary to start. Address Box S90 Republican. dr WANTED An experienced truck gardner. Call 12s N. Center St. It LIVE REAL ESTATE SALESMAN with automobile See Thomas Real Estate Go, Thomas Bldg. dn COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, Phoenix Employment Bureau. III s. First street. Phone. IT'S. If
 LIVE WIRE
 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
 Reliable help sent to any part of Arizona on short notice. Phone 693, IT wall Gdecl' u WANTED-Man who has horses and outfit to blow. Phone 3220. If YOUNG MAN WANTED with some knowledge in bookkeeping. Apply Wolpe Drug Co. dp WANTED-A thirty COW milker $50 and board. Bicknell Dairy, F mile No. of~5 Points. dp WANTED-Milker married man, to milk and feed 9 or 30 COWS; first class wages. Call E. +. Doty, North ern Ave, between 18th and 16th. Phone 154A5, Glendale. If WANTED Young man to wash cans. Donofrio Ice cream factory. dn DIAMOND EMPLOYMENT AGEN- CY. 45 W. Wash. Phone 351O. Adj DIAMOND EMPLOYMENT AGEN- CY. 45 W. Wash. Phone 3510. 4-dl Stenographer- boollkeeper for mine S125 Stenographer (young man or young Stenographer and telephone operator Time keeper and office man ... . Bank boolIkeeper, out of town =. 90 Bank clerk, remittances and collec- tions, must operate typewriter; out 0f town .........-...--.. St Delivery man for retail store ..... G Lumber bookkeeper familiar with collecting ......-....-........ l25 Bank clerk ......... = Stenographer, young woman, for oai of town ...-....-.-t...---. |; ARIZONA COMMERCIAL SERVICE
 AIS Nat Bank of Ariz. Bldg. u WANTED-Boy to deliver Dono- frio's Confectionery. u WANTED-Assistan window trim mer Apply superintendent Korricks' WANTED Young man to assist il window. Apply superintendent of Kor- ricks'. t WILL FURNISH YOU HELP of any ind on short notice. Western Elm ployment Office, Cor. First X Jackson Sts. Phone 762. A
 WANTED-Men and teams to plo7 300 acres ground, Apply L. C. Holne . or l. A. Wooton. at Tolleson. or a 16 s. 12th avenue, Phone 201J5, 34Jl or 575 [ AGENTS WAN1ED-For our non i irrigated, low priced trees. Un equaled proposition for right man { Our new agents contract is win | ner. Address Pacific Nursery com pany. 122l4 Grand Ave, Portland oregon. 4dl : LARGE MANUFACTURER want representatives to sell shirts, under wear. hosiery, dresses, waists, skirts direct to homes. Write foR free sam i pies. Madison Mills, 590 Broadway 1 New York City. [ WANTED = First class machin ! prasser and repair man Apply a ! once. McKe2ns Dye Works, Thir' | Ave. and Madison St al
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Seed and feed house stock and fixtures. Call 623 East Van Buren. or phone SID. If
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

ANCONA EGGS for matching, s4.O0 per 100 Ch2s owens ranch, 2 miles 1 west, one Dile south, of Mesa Phone l o2PII fj,1
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27

A FINE OPPORTUNITY-P Paying grocery business: fine brick building. plate glass front etc. Lot 50x137 to
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27

FOR SALE-Close in rooming house doing a good business to close up an estate. For particulars apply 8 E. Madison St. 4-bm
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27

FOB SALE Tables, chars, eo,. blankets rugs, curtains; used only months. Can be seen after 12. 512 West Willetta dp
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27

FOR SALE Restaurant at 11S N. St St If
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27

BUSINESS PARTNER WANTED ! want man or iady of good standing as equal partner; will furnish a4 Of the money and guarantee profit on in vestment. the partner to take active infringement. Talk to Ross II l.. Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27
For Sale Miscellaneous
For Sale Automobiles

FOR SALE-Light Buick Six, 5 passenger. run 5000 miles on coast 1N- ceptionally good condition. Phone 14e6. Oldsmobile of Arizona. Ask for COulte,
 dr
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27
Wanted - Situation, Female

9th Ave. gs
 DREssMAKING- Phone 12l1. dr
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27

WANTED-Offic man. strong, heal thy and congenial; must be a hustler. Real estate salesman: prefer one who can use typewriter some. Wages soa per month to. start Live Wire Elm ployment office, fl Wall Phone 693.
 IL
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27

TRANSIENT 2O- ROOM rooming house, best all round house in city. Dandy 10-room rooming house, a good home with fine income, close in. Mrs. not, 5i W. Adams St. dr
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27
Wanted Help, Male

BOY about IS years of age for gen eral clerk Good opportunity to work into advanced positions. Prefer boy living at home who has. ambition ard 3 stick.t9-it quality Address Box sol Republican. dr
 WANTED-Boy to work around the ater. Apply Amuzu theater between 10 and F. dp
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27
For Sale Houses

4S " ANiAA I. II '&4t iN1t Central and Adams
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27

WANTED PARTNER Lady or gentleman. with s250.0O, guarantee S15000 month; money secured, no competition, rigid Investigation solic- ited mean business or don't answer.
 Box SS1 Republican. It
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27
For Rent Land

LAND RENT RIGHT. J. o. Lock hart 14S E. Monroe St. dr
 20 OR 30 ACRES to reliable party, alfalfa and cotton land; alfalfa sowed in oats; cotton ground ready to plant;
 good improvements B. L. Kidd, 3 miles No. of Six Points dp
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27

, ROOMS and screen porch, close in, northeast, fine old shade, large lot, room for COW and chickens, splendid location for grocery store. $1550.00;
 small payments cash, balance terms Box S63 Republican. dn
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27

FOR -RENT-Dining room and kitch- en in local hotel See Phillips, Room |, Central Bank Bldg IT
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27
Business Chances

FOR SALE-At bargain, small pool hall and cigar stand and restau- rant. Must sell at once as party has to leave town. 142 $. 1st St dr
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27

WANTED-Partner to finance Al Indian show. Entire troupe now with Ino.an company on the Uoruer. vii ne ir Phoenix about April 1st If inter- ested, call at the curio store Of l. l.. baiHe. Is North Central avenue or address Chief Red Bear. care R. L. Bake. Phoenix, Arizona dr
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27
CLOSE IN?

NaILODE l4N
 so ACRES, i mile out-If you want perfect S0-acre dairy and home ranch, "close in,' then buy this bargain. The ranch lies l mile from the city limits; has 40 acres in perfect llfalfa and oats. 40 acres with some Bermuda; a neat adobe and cement house, well and windmill; bearing orchard. large horse and hay barn, tool barn: surrounded by Page wire fencing, and plenty of cross fencing; the soil is loamy and rich \ class water; govern ment ditch comes to corner of tract, and a number of other homelike features, including shade trees, garden land, etc, that will win your eye at once. Possession now. Surrounding ranches held at $500 and more per acre. This ranch "one-third off: terms easy and interest per cent And it's really better than it sounds. An exclusive offering by
 DWIGHT B. HEARD
 .1r
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27
For Rent Miscellaneous
For Rent Pasture

20 MILK COWS for rent April 1st '. M. Stephens 1527 " Fillmore dn
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27
For Rent-Store and Offices

 EXTRA LARGE STORE ROOM and basement located at 2S So. Central Ave. Liberal lease. R. D. Lane If
Arizona republican., 1917-03-27
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE@100 bee hives, made of clear bone-dry native pine lumber. Standard size, first-class machine worh at $115.00. Ohlrau, 719 West Wash ington. Phone 19j5. dn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-17

ization OF one Of their big successes.
Therefore it makes possible such an
organization as Mr.. Rosskam will bring
to the Opera mouse requires almost un-
limited capital. Mr.. Rosskam prefers
the distinction of being the most i'm
portant and prominent stock producer
in popular priced theatricals. to COM
pete with the speculative producers
who come and go with the passing of
each season.
The Chicago Stock Company will OPP
en- their engagement at the Opera
House, Monday night, February 18th
with production of Earl Derr Big
gers great war play Inside the Lines
which had q long run at the Longacre
theatre in New York only last season.
Following this great play the company
will produce THE Dummy the cele-
brated detective comedy by Harriet
Ford and Harvey O'Higgins: THE An
gelus" drama founded on the emblem
| Of purity and styled as the successor to
The Rosary Back Home" drama
tized from the famous Judge Priest
stories by Irwin Cobb. Chauncey OIL
| colts romantic Irish comedy "Macush
la" pulse of My Hearth. the Harvard
Prize play. Where Women Count. -
Fine Feathers" and the greatest Of all
laughing comedies "a Full House .
Inside the Lines" the great drama of
the Worlds war will be presented Mon
day. night only The seat sale IS now
open at the box office-Advt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-17
rHIrRCH NOTICES

UNITARIAN church, state slre1 Ii,aIen
49, of oak street, Rev. PAU ,ar,'ice
minister: 1890 A.. NJ. mori ils5 a. NJ,
with oh ai schnni. 40 p. NJ. vesper service.
Gnu .ll1 ~ STREET UNlNEhoA.L
1sT cburch. Rev A. Frances Malcn, t IN,
ister. Services at 1890 WIN phnrcb Nv
of an American flag 70 L,t Gag hy
nus Gndav school Special sermon y
t tiie iris+cr tonic, Foundations Oh the
ReDublic": Sunday school az NJ
classes for all ages; !. l., y ~ attepd
There is cordial lii'i'a'
'h ssIS sT Marks church .Episcopap'
piaaasn, street. Rev Victor e.. Aiuel
son. rector (Quinquagesima sunni r,,ni,,
Holy communion, ~ a. i;tany and
s sor'o'nn Il 20 A. NJ: evensong and ser
'' PPE;N%EY, MEMORIAL. church W v.
m. Wood, minister, % uro'c d;rec,or
n On NJ morning worship. music by
~" ,nartet sermon Blessed bnhd-
ness. u u.s. Sunday school, men Er
in auditorium; 6.45 l.. ~, Christian IA an
deavor rally at First Bapttst G,u,s song
service Of old-fashioned hymns. suoJtJ'
Of address, "Desirable DEAFNESS NM
week service "Wednesday .i ,, ;,,, W. of
The regular service q Wy ,:.u. - III
Jesus Christ Of Latter ,'a "a ;n M Cda
he held Sunday evening at ..3o IN ' h, ou ra
Fellows hall. $50 Water street an "io
cordially invited to attend ZEN
THE PROGRESSIVE sfihli ALE ?.
Society will hold meetings "u,'uaS ,,; ~ -,
A r. hall at 230 and ~ T. NJ w ii', 70,
a. = Is WHITNEY OF Springfield, Mass me-
d' GmIrTH PARISH CoNGREGAT1ONlA.L
church. Rev Clayton ID. BootnpS NM
Ter, residence 40 Oak street. uarhert
- Libby of Colby College; music ny I S
,ot Mrs G.. ILL., Brickett orsahlst' ou ll
I.,. school in the chapel and men forum
in the church at ll.45 a. M'' i''iu"e'N 'e'
N' First HlrI' BAPTIST church. Winthrop
,raat l. : Philbrook pastor, y Wes-
ION street: Rev. f. NJ. Holman OF a,l
field will conduct morning woi snn' ..
1890; mems class meeting hilu cu,uas
school at l1.45; Union Cnris'lah rn not
or meeting at Penney Memorial church
At G a. and union young people meetlng
in auditorium Of same church AZ '"o WIN
address ~ Rev. James A. White OF chi
cago. general secretary or me bap'ls'
WATER STREET GOSPEL MISSION; ;
Sunday school at u NJ: preaching at s
a,Td : 70 u NJ: Bible study Monday eve
nina. gospel service at the almshouse az
20 Wednesday afternoon meetings eN-
ery evening during the Week'
irETEEDS' church. Us Water street, A.
\ smith pastor: Preaching at lo.3o =.
NJ Sunday school at u NJ; prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at ''6g, W.
GREEN ST NJ. f. church, Key ". 4
Layton pastor: Morning worship . Mlsl
sermon Nv pastor at 1920; subject, me
Melting rot" Sunday school at l:4o' W.
IL IIutchius superintendent, =. League
meeting at go: evening service WIN Spe-
rial music at 80. Everybody welcome.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening az
NeUneS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-17

owing to tho present freight con-
gestion the Henley kimball Go. of
Boston. Hudson distributors. was
obliged to borrow Of the 7. NJ. Law
renee Co. a Lirnousino and Il Sedan
to he used at the Portland Auto show.
These two beautiful cars left yester-
day by electric freight. This is only
enc Of tho many instances where pres
ont freight conditions are causing con
siderable trouble in tho delivery Of
merchandise and it loooks rs if
spring would find more complicated
conditions in tho moving of freight
than at tho present time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-17

For clean, wholesome program Win
plenty Of punch" and interest, the one
offered AT the Colonial today IS hard TO
beat Thc feature picture is the best
That Fannie Ward. tho beloved actress,
has ever appeared in. The title of tins
production Is Betty to tho Rescue" It
was made b. Iasky and released
through Paramount. which assures you
Of Tire best in nmd"m. The story IS
ono Of the most pleasing that Para
mount has ever put before the public
and shows that it is not necessary TO
always have a vampire and low
down william to make an interesting PIC
ttrc. 1t is one that every member of
your family Will enjoy and talk about
after having seen IT,
Pearl White appears III the 'th cpl
Sodc Of the now famous serial Pearl
of the Army" Many new stunts" arc
performed in todays inStaiImcnt ana
the story is more delightful than ever.
Pearl White is oven more popular than
over and draws larger crowds IN Au-
gusta than any other Of the many stars.
America First" is 4 singl" reel that
is of especial interest AT this time. as
if deals with our own |. $. \. \ first
class comedy completes what everyone
will call truly fine program.
Every child in Augusta should pc
present this afternoon al 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-17
CITY HALL
CITY HALL
Story of Famous "Chimes Of Nor.
NANCY. is Most Popular of the Old

The Chimes of Normandy" to he
gwen at City hall, Tuesday evening
fep. 20 IS considered the most popular
OF the old comic operas With possi-
bly one exception it has been given
more times than any other light opera
The story in brief is as follows.
The Marquis De Lucenay. being
Obliged to flee from France. leaves
his little daughter in the care of Gas
pard, miser. who keeps her identity
secret so that he may appropriate
the fortune of the MARQUIS
lie hides the money and documents.
proving birth and title, in the ruins of
the abandoned chateau Of CornevilIe.
concerning which there is legend
that when the son of the old MARQUIS
he Corneville returns. the bells of the
chateau Will ring out a welcome.
10 keep prying ones away he mas
auerades as ghost. and to prevent in
Vestlgation promises in marriage, Ger
maine, the Marchioness, now grown TO
Womanhood. to the Baille. who is four
times her age.
Al thlS Juncture the wandering son
returns lays bare the plot. but through
treachery of Gaspard is made to be-
neNe that Serpolette. a good for
naught madcap of the village, is the
real heiress.
me mystery is cleared and the
chlmes ring out both for the return of
the young Marquis and also for his
marriage with Germaine-Advt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-17
A Great Company in Great Play at
the Opera House Monday.

Success usually crowns the efforts of
one who fearlessly proceeds to do
things in a big way and charge the
minimum for their products. This APP
plies to any business and not alone to
the theatrical. 1t is on good authority
the statement is made that Chas. H
Ross KAN, manager of the Chi
cago Stock Company, spends thou
sands of dollars before the opening
Of each season. While the cost OF the
new production is large. that item is
small when compared with the amount
involved in advance royaIties-sums
paid producers for season which are
forfeited if that season is not played in
full
Producers like Belasco. William A
pradv. Chas Frohman, and Cohen and
Harris. ell receive large deposits before
sArst performance by stock organ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-17

A union young peoples rally will be
held in the Penney Memorial church at
80 o'clock Sunday evening. The meet
ing will be addressed by Rev. James
A. White Of Chicago, general secre-
tary Of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union of America. This service is one
of :. series hello in various parts OF
the state under the auspices of the
United Baptist Young Peoples Soci-
city of Maine. All Baptist young peo-
pies associations in Augusta and Vi
cinity are invited.