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VICTORY FIRST,
THEN PEACE, IS
SOLDIERS CRY
FIGHTING MEN SEE
TRAP BY GERMANS
Suspension Of Hostliies
Would Be Fatal to the
Allies Plans.
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN

WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCS. Oct. z, 6:35 p. m.-(sy the
Associated Press 1.-The soldiers Of the
nllied armies want peace, but no peace
except q completely victorious one.
This WAS the opinion expressed by Of
fcera and men alike to the Assoclateo
Press correspondent today. If Germany
ts not willing to admit her utter defeat
then, say the men who have been hght-
Ing the good fight for tho liberty OF the
world. 30 much tho bettori but, they
declare, tho granting of an armlstioe at
this time, unlesD tho enemy Is absolutely
sincere, might prove extremely danger
Gus.
"VIceory first, then peace" This is
tho manner in which French cdVluRns
who have returned to their shell
wrecked. homes In northern Franco e1-
prossed themselves when the subject o.
an ar1nIsttce Is discussed.
Tho game idea r1ins through the m1nns
OF all tho nlliod armtos, where men
have seen their comrades die' nno
whore the feeling IS that they have neu
in vain unless victory Is absolute.
Tho suspension Of hoStnities, even
for q few day., would enaole tho 1ef-
mans to continue their preparations OF
lines to which they might retire iof the
w1ntsr The H1ndenburg system has
becn smashed and the German naAucary
LENDERS have every reason to believe
that they may soon DO lighting oIch oseI
country In which at present they hnve
no lines, no dugouts, no protecllon 'Foin
the advancing allied troops
The allied armies arc in strong ALL
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WILL MOBILIZE
THE RED: CROSS IN
INFLUENZA FIGHT
EVERY LOCAL CHAPTER
WILL ENROLL NURSES
Surgeon General Has Recon-
mended Closing Of Schools
and Public Places.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 7.-Mobi liza ton
Of the full forces Of the American Red
Cross to combat tho epidemic of Spanish
influenza which is rapidly spreading over
the country. WAS determined upon today.
and instructions were sent TO all chap
tcrs.
In c,,-opcruting with the public health
service and the state board OF health. the
Red Cross will enroll nurses and Will
freely use its accumulatrd hospital sup
plies TO light the rpidcmi'i. a call also
will b. made for volunteers TO 20 into
the huin-s where mothers and house
keepers are i'll and assume the manage
meat Of the household.
Il. a further effort TO curb the spread
Of the. disease, SUPERINTENDENT Blue. or
the public health service, today suGgest-
ed tn all state health officers that schools
and places of amusement be closed and
public meetings discontinued in all
places whrrc tho nalady bccnIn"s prevail
enl. Importance of reporting cases vas
also urged by DR.. Rluc-
Reports today to the public health
service showed both that the disease Is
spreading and that the number Of cases
reported where il had been prevalent
-oforc Is increasing. This. however.
WAS not the situation in army. camps.
the number Of new cases reported during
the As hours nndng n noon today show
inC a slight decrease, Pn"u ru"nta IN INC
camps continued IN increase win f.S"-
new cases and l.3SS deaths rcported
since saturday. .
Influenza cases reported from all
camps since the disease beciunc epidtm
ic, September Is. now total moo pneu
nonia cus"S l1102 and deaths 1910.
Camp Dodge. Iowa reported IN" largest
number OF new influenza cases during
the IS hours period to noon today. with
S.0g2 cases and Camp Funston. Kansas.
the next largest. e.010.
while Influenza shows ahatcm"nt at
Camp Meade Md. and l~'" Virginia
7nrumonia cases at tho former numbered
S4f. with lis deaths and ut tho latter
367 with - deaths. Camps Grant. H.:
and sherman o. also reported increased
number Of pneumonia cases.
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.wASHTGToN, Oct. 7.-Prestdcnt
wuson is comforting with the prerriers
Of the entente Nations over tho form OF
answer to be made to Gernany's latest
peaco proposals Tho indications are
that 1t VIII not be dispatched for day
or two.
while there Inly be some question Ss
to the form Of the reply, thero Is no
question whatever as to tts nature It
may not use the short and foroefu term
unconditional surrender," which would
reject the septtnent which has come
from the spohesrmen OF tho nation, but
It Is sure TO convey to the German gov
ernment very clearly the fact that moth
Ing less than the terms already laln
down can be accepted, and thGr those
terms cannot bc uade merely "the ps-
Els for negotiations" as to an ar1nt5-
tico, such q step would be looked upon
as suicidal ond not to be thought OF.
BY this ttrnc Prince Ma1tInriAn's note
nnd that Of Baron Burtau. the Austro-
Hungar1an foreign minister, in onIcia!
form, undoubtedly nre In tho foreign OF
Aces In London, Paris and Rome, for
warded by President WILSON, as TO
uuested by tho central powers.
Tho exchanges now going on have
twofold purpose:
Obviously tho American government
would not proceed to speak for the otner
belliSereutS on matter Of such In
oortaace without consultation nnon2
them, and 1t is purposed to avoid the
mistake OF making O curt and peremp-
tory rejection which could be used by
the central powers before their own
people to bolster up tho argument thai
they are wagtng -defera1tve' war and
TINT tho objects Of the oo-bcl1agerents
are 10 "dcstroy" them
Lacking ofnrial ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
what tho president has done It ts nigh
IL probable that he had taken one o.
these two courecss
Either he has asked PremierS bnoyd-
George, Ceuncnceau and Orlando TO od-
yise ht1u Of their replies, or, moro nReAS
still, the president already has 1orInu
lated reply and asked tho preunerE
for their acquieScence.
Tho temper Of debate In the senate m
day and the general tone on PUBIC "pti'
ion in the United States is eHprcSscc
in newspaper comment are very lN''
index Of the governments views in'
co1rsensus Of opinion in III" senate oc
ha,c was that that offer should he re1ecI
cd. the practically unanimous puoL'
onfnion rs reflected in newspapers al
r,vcr the country was that no rcac'
terms short of unconditional 'surrehoe'
could hc discussed.
II is very clear that tho reply VIII p'
not only an answer to- Germany and ne'
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(By the Associated Prsss)
Tn. troops Of the French Genera
1ertnsaot have delivered suecees1ua
BLOW against tho Germans noTthWoe'
Of Rhetrns. which odds materially 70 the
menace that is hanging over the SeI-
1rzn 'front.' from the North SEQ TO me
SWISS border. This Was tho capture OF
Berry-an Hac, on tho north side OF tHe
Atsue. about ten and . half miles NORTH
vast Of Rheims and only fve miles
from tho eastern end Of tho famous
ridge at Craonne
further advance no-thward aerosS tno
abroad not alone will put the. graz
svronghold Of I,aon in Pooket' oos
Also win outNark Esu7chatel announcer
enemy stronghold on the west.
The Tucks also have suffered a ss1'-
ous blow n tho loss 70 tho french OF
Beirut, capital OF the vhsyos OF sStnN
Via occupation Of this seaport on the
xeyli.nrransar by . French naval d.
vision riveS tho allies base Tor the
landing Of men who can operate IN Al
directions against tho Turks over the
roads ratltattng from 1t.
Although peace talk Is In tho air
.nsre g no reGce for tho German and
Austro-H Hungarian armies In the helo
While attempts are being made IN
..Tel1 informed circles" in Germany AND
ausero-Hunxary to show that the latest
peaee proposals Of tbs central powers
are honest expressions ot dssars for
a ~iuSt psaco,n 16arShAl foch's arrates
are proceeding without pause In: thedt
.a,s OF elsnring HslEtu1n and franeA OF
ehe Invaders. And they are continuing
% moo. with great successes. t6fe"1se
IN Serbia and Albania tho Serbs nnr
r.alisns are 1as. reclai1ni1sg enemy oe-
cupied territory. while at last reports
tho British general, Anenoy, IN Pates
.ire, Still Was hard a1ter the rotTentIns
Turks
wh,l. further good gains have beer
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th. operations have IN view tho capture
~ the highly important town Of Douai
o+Ae- advances have been recorded be-
tween ca,nb-at and 81. Quentin, CHEZ
interest for the present centers In tho
trntine In Champagne and between the
Ar1onna forest and tho Mouse, whore
tho French and Americans arc or1VlnS
The enemy steadily northwa1d despite
rreat res1staace on tho positions OF ni3n
strategic value.
All along tho front from Rhsinas 20
&he Msuse, n distance OF moro 1nAn
hfty miles the enemy everywhere naD
met with serious reverzcs and Is 1au-
tnS back at sotno places In HsofoeT,
under heavy pressure. French and
Americans are meeting German counter
ttrusts with splendid stamina nnd grad
ually forcing them to give ground
East Of the Argonoe forest, between
that great wooded boStion nnd the
Meuse, the Americans have further ad-
ysnced their. line, notwtthseanong eoe
fact that the enemy has thrown In large
-eirforcements to hinder the olot11ng
out Of the forest and tho toszninS OF
junction by way Of the Are valley De-
tween the Americans and 3ronon '-oops
ON its western side. In the latest hgh-
tn, tn. Americans drove tho Germans
ont Of Chatel Chohery, northwest OF
.ADrernout and obtained corrmnnd on tho
heights ,woet Of the Afro. The latest
German ofncia1 communication reports
that the Americans Monday: evening BE-
ran = new attack In thiz region
taken aitogethcr, tho entire sousheru
'front.' Of the Germans seems TO be In
rather q serious situation frona La Fere
to tho north OF verdun- Laon- thu great
storenouse OF the Germans northeast
OF scissors, Is reported to be on fro, In
dtcating the possibility Of an early fall
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Plea to West Virginians
, To Put the Loan Across

SPECIAL IrsTn,ch /" TIL" intelligence:
CHA RI.ESTNN. W. Nn.. Oct. u Ihe
tcll.fwjur Authoritative statement WAS
issued her. tonight:
West Virginia is face to face with
her cravcst crisis. In the midst OF the
Fourth Liberty Loan campaign, disease
has stricken q lurgr element ~ our lUI-
ulaiinn. Necessity has compelled drastic
measures ia combat Tho epidemic of this
,iiSriis, ln nrln: plmcts the churches
schools theatres. and other piaccS OF
Meetings havc been ctuSe'! Tor the pro.
tcction rf IA" public. III rItieS ana
towns where THIS disease. known ~ tn"
Spanish influenza, has been epidemic.
I.rlmrty ,uau meetings have been cancel
I'd und Will" thcS.' nIrrtlnGS cRerE!3s
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Won HlNDENBURe
QUARREL WITH KAISER; !! 4
QUITS HIS COMMAND.
ACTED AFTER HEATED
TALK WITH MONARCH
Told the Emperor Retreat On:
Wide Scale Necessary : s.
in the West.

LONDON. Oct. Field Marshal Won
HindenburE has resigned as chief of1tbe.
German general staff after n heated an
terriew with the emperor. in which the
field marshal declared that 4 retreat:or
q large scale was impossible. to avoid.'
according tn Central News dispatch
from Amsterdam today. The CORES
spondent based his dispatch on reports
from the frontier. :.
AMSTERDAM. Oct. Count TiSLa.
the former premier Of Hungary. speak
ing al The reform congress at Budapest.
is quoted by the Berlin Tossischc Heit-
unC Correspondent =; the. Hungarian
capital rs saying that autonomy. 20 fsr
as. possible, would be granted to the
various nationalies living in Hungary,
rh,, Austrian territory occupied by
Italians would 20 to Italy and MAI
parts Of Galicia would be annexed bv
New Poland.
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PERNICIOUS POLITICAL ACTIVITY OF UNITED
STATES MARSHAL "NED" SMITH DISCLOSED

Marshal c. T. Smith nf .Farmont Of
the northern district Of West Virginia,
an appointcc Of PRESIDENT Wilson. MT:
Smith not only takes advantage OF tne
Influence OF his high office TO canpn1sH
in behalf Of HIS very good frtcnu. Coio-
mel Clarence W. Watson. bat he is
also charged hy parties receiving let
ters from him with obtaining their
names from federal petit and grand
Jury lists Of the post few years Here
is on Of Marshal Smiths letters. bear
ing date at Fair1nont. September 9. and
addressed 10 4 gentleman residing not
far from Fairmont:
my Dear Sir:
1T mot you At ClarfBburV - ths
April term, 1918, Of Federal Court.
and, having enjoyed pleasant &C.
Quatntnnce with you then, AM tAEtnT
tho liberty OF writing you this lSetH,
desiring TO bring to your attA1tot1 the :
name OF my friend, Colonial G. ". WH4-
son, Of Pairmont, candidate for Ua9fd
Stntes Senate, who has besn IAAS 30
France ON Z mission connected V9a
Continual on.FA6s TWafSsS
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Teuions Fighting With
Greatest Desperation
French Armies Attack Germans, VINO
Defend CheIn3n dos Danes
With DETERMINATION

PARIS. Oct. The advance or Con
a-al ilcbeny'S army in the st. Quentin
s.rto- continues despite the desperate
resistance of the Germans.
The enemy il falling back :" his
water lines before 'iouraudS army.
which is maintaining active artillery
.ction on tn" Chemln-de- Danes posi-
ion. Apparently tho Germans have de-
.,idad 70 defend this I" their utmost
t;ouraud's soldirrS have crossed the
t-nes river al several points. TIL" :n-
my is rounter-attackinS enrrg"ticaliy
,rd throwing his best divisions 'nt'
~, defense OF the Suipp* lords and
h.. Arnes br,dErheads. but the french
Ar. slowly forging ahead
WITH TIL: BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE, Oct. T.--tBy the Associated
!'resS "A former member ~ Squadron
\. New York cavalry. distinguished
hirns.l; in the lighting around I.c Cate
.c; tI2 is Serrrant Rcidar "aaleT.
Ecrwegiar who has taken nut his hrSt
American citizenship papers during
tn int ease artillery bar!ug. on S"pten-
acr - ~. observed FOUR wounded mcn
,:rawiins fron she'll hole 10 she'll hole.
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Sir Eric Geddes in High
Praise 0 fthe u. S. Navy
Head of British Admiralty md Admir-
atty Board Here for onterence
with o. S. Navy Heads.

WASHINGTON. ocn An admiralty
board headed hy Sir Erie. FIRST lord "t
ih.. british Admiralty. arrived in WASH
ingtnn today as the guests of The navy
dcp;tr tment. The party cam" ia r"Sr"'I$n
to All Invitation extended by S'crcltry
[,an;rls 10 Sir Eric s"mr time ago. AMI
in part 10 return tho visit L. England Of
Assistant SECRETARY Roosevelt "f the
navy department.
NV visit TO the United States 80 SIR
Eric said tonight In the nrwSpaprr cor
respondents. inc nmp1ny with Wee
Admiral I'utr. the assistant chief nf ,h'.
naval staff at The admiralty. ~ III re
srouSc 1" q mast c"r'!I;,l invitation x
tended 10 US by tho secretary "r lhns
I'niIrd States navy. Mr.. DirIcls int
mattel 10 mo recently that Il vi2it "t rIr-
r..SrrrtntiveS of the l;rltiSh h"aTi "t all
rilirlItv Ia DISCUSS CERTAIN matters C"!t-
corning tn" naval situation would pa
Very welcome Ia III" naVN depart m"ut
and himself and Il I$ IN t.lY Capaclty
and fur this purpui, that "" have come
ever.
lin tho past wc hay" had III" er"o:
adj IantaG, uf receiving in our own TF'uiI-
DO
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PARIS Oct THE French have captured berryau6ac 1ne
war office announces tonight. 49,. ~.
PARIS Sunday Oct of Debra the Black Drna
ver and fov miles northeast Ebasan Albania has been occu
pied BY Serbian troops according to French official statement
issued tonight .
PARIS Oct IA French division operating OF the coast
Of syria entered Beirut morning The enthusiasm OF the popu
lace indescribable. -, ,.r
beirut capital Of the vnayet OF the same name se @
seanot Of syria It is situated Mediterranean httysevn
miles northwest of Before the Beirut had popua
ton of mora than 5O0 twohirds being Christians)
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GERMAN PEACE PLEA MAY ADVERSELY AFFECT
PROGRESS OF fourth LIBERTY LOAN CAMPAIGN
1,48O U. S. PRISONERS
I'M THE. GERMAN CAMPS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-Me1nhers
Of the American exped1t1onary
forces who have been identified as
prisoners Of war in Germany NUM-
bered l,4eo ON October s, said an an
nounceanent to-day from the once
OF the adjutant general OF tho army.
In addition, 22o civilians informed IN
Germany have been identified, rs
have 81 sailoSs hold in Coustanti
nopla
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Berlin Crowds: Cheer
At the Chance Of Peace

AMSTERDAM. Oct 7.-By the As
sociatcd Press.)-E1cited crowds IN the
streets OF berlin yesterday evening
tore special editions OF the newspapers
containing the speech OF Prince MAXI
milan, the new chancellor. from the
hands OF IN" news dealers.
Everywhere shouts OF Peace ut last
was heard. 8"
THE WEATHER
Tor West Virginia: Pair TusedAy. and
wednesday, with slowly rising teanpsra-
ture.
For western Pennsylvania and Ohio:
Pair Tuesday and probably wednesday,
slightly rising temperature.
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FRENCH CAPTURE BERRY~AU-BAC
WEST V|RG|N|ANS MAKE FURTHER PROGRESS
IN THEIR ATTACK NORTHWEST OF VERDUn

protection whilo It losted. Beyond tbs
river the mon were 1nnltrated through
the WILEY between Hill 18o and I'LL
223. Thence thoy worked Into the WOOD
beyond and attacked and carried HUI
lso after hard fighting. Tho Germans
began tie withdrawal Of their artt1sr1
when they saw tho attack was n1s!y
to prove successful
The troops In the center Of the attack
met the first obstacle In tho shsps Of
German trenches ten minutes 4 AftsT
gtarting. The ArnerIeans daluGsd Snsee
with hand grenades, carrying ths a.
treuohuents. They reached tnaf III
objective in record time ana seH1srea
Chatel. .Chehery at $40 o'clock with Only
slight resistance. -:
An attack on Hill IA, whore the
Germans occupied strong positions, rhS
begun. 1t once, and there was despsfate
f,phttue ~ the Americans Etofuaao tne
tho heights.
m the meantime other infantry ds-
tach1neuts filtered through IN Rn8N
nlc into Abbewood and helped 70. ea11y
Eli 144, which was taken BEFORE noon:
Tho troops reached the north hne o'
the b4ll BY l. O'Clock In tho afternoon.
while others advancing over ths Chs-
nstoudu ridge reached and pasoed Ia
viorgette. ,,-.,.,
IN. enauy retired before this %.
vince and the victory was oompIets y
q O'Clock. Tho lines ut ChAtel-Cnsnefy
wore strongly consolidated end pssron
beean reconnottering nhead, msesinK
With little opposition
HER1M, Oct. 7--Cv1a Londou.>-A
lied troops have reached the north bAn1
Of the suippe in cnarnpaSls, according
70 today-s statement from tina osrmAa
wnr Office, which adds that at iSolasea
points the allies have maintained snsH
gains north Of the river. -:
Between tho Argonne forest snd tne
RIver Mouse tho German stassmem
says. the Americans continued tns1r NO
lert attacks.
AMSTERDAM, Oct. 7-Ths 1erAn
raeeblatt's correspondent, Regeler. writ
iue from Eont1nedy, October l, a.
. scrtbes the attack made by rn1 Anasf--
cans In the ArEonna forest dnr1ne
dense fog, In which American smAu aes.
tanks, Ike phantoms, suddenly coming
out OF tho depths, took part ana 1eu
upon tho Germans In the rear. -
"rhe result" says tho correspo1nans
! "uatura1ly was Wild confusion .1ns1
rot right Into our artillery positions
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WITH TEE AMERICAN FORCES
cP vERDUN. Oct. T.

WITH TIE AMERICAN FORCES
EoRTHwEsT cP vERDUN, Oct. l.
fNoou.)-(sy tho Associated Press.)-
General Pershius's troops (the sotn d.
vision Of West Virginia, PennsylVan1a
and virginia men, az well rs other
forces) this morning attacked the yer
man positions on the left wing OF tnis
front. The Americans made progress 10
a point corresponding with their a.
vance lato yesterday In the region Oh
c,,nel woods, on tho right wing
The presence Of Storm troops op-
postte the American certor, aud the IN
creased activity behind the German
ltnes leads to tho belief that tho ens1ny
is planninS counter attacks.
Qernlan patrols operated frequently
In the center during the hight and Ln11
morning, The onsmy artillery, between
6 and O'Clock this morning threw oVsf
barage. In tho course OF the nlsnt
tho Germans began al interm1ttent
bonn bardment Of the rear areas OF tho
American Line ..
There Is Increasing evidence that the
Germans intend not only to hold tnc
H1e1nhieldo position II possible, nnI
to force o fight In front OF It. Conse-
uucrtly, tho Americans are now tght-
ing IN the zone which the Germans haVo
chosen for their main stand
BERL1N, Oct. 7-(Vla London)-fne
Americans this evening began an attack
apainst the Germans between the Ar
couue forest and the Meuse, accoTran8
to tho German official CONTAMINATION
issued tonight
WITH THE AMERICAN AMY
NORTHWEST or VERDuH, Oct T.
! (sy the Associated Press.)-The Arner1-
cans achieved another important, though
local suooeas today ~ forcing tho Ger
unns ont Of chatsl Cheery, northwest
! Of Apremont
| Pushing forward, thay overcame
! the stubborn resistance OF the enemy
aud settled themselves on the comm nann-
tnq heights west Of the EiVer Aire.
! Nothing Of Importance occurred ON the
other portions Of the American 1ron1
| throughout todny. :.
The attack which eliminated In tho
capture Of Chatel-Chehery began this
morning by the left and center troops
| from inst north OF E1n 223 TO tho west
I orn edge Of tho ArBorne, where the
Freuch to the left Joined in the assault
| The infantry went forward ~
o'clock, the troops On the east crossans
! tho Afro ......- :: :.
A heavy mist Afforded tho men good
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BEIRUT, IN SYRIA, OCCUPIED BY
FRENCH, AND RECEIVED WITH JOY

Enemy Occupied Territory Serbia and Albania Reclaimed
from o-Germans-British French Americans
and Italians Make Furth Gains in Furious Fighting
on the Western Front.
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BERL1N, Oct. 7-(Via London)-Tne
Americans this evening began an attack
against the Germans between the Az
conne forest and the Meuse, according
to tho German official Communication
issued tonight
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THE MODERN WAY.

"Times have changed"
'1n what way?"
81 can remember when the firm
used to fire a man; now it asks for
his resignation
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St. Andrews Church.
Rector, Rev. Thomas J. Bensley, D. Q

Sunday, August 4th, 10th after
Trinity.
7.30 a. M, Holy Eucharist.
$50 a. M, Sunday School and
Bible Glass.
1890 a. M, Choral Holy Euchar.
ist and sermon: Subject, My
House"
7.30 p. M, Shortened evening
prayer and address: subject, The
Catholic and Apostolic Church"
Tuesday, August 9th, Transfigura-
ton of our Lord.
7.30 a. M, Holy Eucharist.
500 p. M, Evening prayer.
Friday, August 9th, 4.30 p. M,
Litany and intercessions for our SOL
diers and sailors.
Sessions of the vacation school
Monday and Friday evenings at 7
p. M, Tuesayd and Saturday morn
ings at $50 a. m.
The Sunday school picnic will take
place on Wednesday, August 18th.