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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-12

Mm letter Sonntag mllrocn in bic
tiger gpangeliider @emeinbe burd
Saltor 0itel fOlgenOe &inoer &C.
priift uno fonfirmiert: Sulius Setter,
8alter &otbemeier, ella gngelbredt
unb Bauline Srisemeier.
Nm Mittpod fam Die 0rafe
Sdule, in melder @lpin Nebeliid als
2ebrer angeitellt lit, gum abidluB.
Gin id0nes Brogram mar aufgeltellt
nno allie an1peienoen beridteten ct
lide frobe unb lebrreide Stanoen er-
lebt AL baben uno bie gltern Der &in.
Der freuen fid iiber Die Sortidritte
Die ibre &inoer unter Der 2eitung bes
9ebrers gemaht baben.
Sermann 8itte unb SRI. Gina
8itte, ioluie SRI. Sloren5 erlinsbaus
llt0 Srl. Gll1abetb Wteler fallter1 am
Montag bon 2afapette @ountp uno
batten ibren bort nobnenoen Ser
uanbten einen 8eiud gemadt. Gil
fabetb mill bier ibre 8ertpanbten be.
Iu@en.
alfreo gbfer lnb Satin, bon ct.
2ouis, tpelbe cine 5eitlang bier gum
8eiu9 bel ibren @ltern unb Ser,
manoten iparen, reilten biefer ISOLDE
1pieoer nod ct. 2ouis, in ibre Sci.
matb.
unIere Staats. uno Gountp-8er.
meiier iino bier Inn Die @ermeiiuns
elmer Staats. Strabe Dor5unebmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-12
H b 9trb.

Der bieiise Rcb Gross Serein
trifft ieet @orbereitungen CUR Irbeit.
9erielbe bat 91bmaidinen beitellt
unb miro in nGditer 3eit cine fleine
5abrit im Gang baben, CUR anfertig.
ing folder Saden pelde l1nierere lie.
ben 8ops n0tbtg baben.
@ir batten ain Ietten Samstag Ell.
men 9lten &egen, pelder bier iebr
notbmenbig mar, Defenders fir ben
@eiaen unb Sen Safer, bon melden
beiben mir cine CUTE Grnte boffen.
SRI. 9eiiie @cSntoib reiite am uo'
risen Sreitag mad Nebrasfa, no fie
Bis gum nGditen SCRIPT au bleiben &c.
6enft. SSn ibrer @eiellidaft befanben
iid SrIs. Gliie Sepell uno Martba
8ranion, iopie oercn grl1ber, Garrett
8ranfon. Sober Irbeitslobn lit Die
In5iebung fir Rebrasfa.
@inige unierer Sarmer iino nod
nidt fertig NIT Dem Ginbringen ibrer
groBen 3ornernte. g. 6. @cSntoib
meint CT babe genllg &orn fir 2 Sab
re, unb @altuap Spurgeon hatte, mie
es beibt, cine nod biel groBere @rnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-12
Ne6aiqe fir Auatumeu.

Gum Qnbsnten an Den DOT rs Sab
rem perltorbsnen 3irder anatomen
8. p. Weper, Der bur4 Iein: Mrbeiten
auf benz 9ebiete Der @tatit unb Der
Wiedanit betd,mt seiporoen 1T, itiftete
oefen Sobn Sanitdtsrat Or. D.
Weper in Grantfurt a. W. cine DE
oaiae nit benz 9iIonis bes gelebrt.n,
Die ole flint Sabre sinem beruurra,
senbsn Joriaer auf benz Gebiete Der
4natomie oerlieben iperben lou. 3um
eritenmal lit bic Meoaile in oieiem
Sabre benz profefor Or. 0aIter
gebbarot Don Der lniOeriitdt !Salp
uerlieben porben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-12

S. $. ~ II, 10 e es beib,
en- reld]er aaIllllann Don Boulder,
Colo, fam am 20. Sanuar nad] ri.
rerlloe, cat, uno ltlcg I'M Marietta
got SprlnAs Sotci ab. gun nod,
zen Mor9en ueridman6 or. 81
Iullroe lpatcr tot auigciunocn. On
.til'en &leiocrtald)cu mlroen beaIau
alA-e Santamutlungpn I'M gctrnur
Don $4,000 g~rInn0en. SIC Seid,,
Si1te feline Spurcn prn WrroIt; ii,
plIroe III Die NtorDltt Don !liiucrii0r
Itprad)i, mo ocr GOiunrr lrtic oit
AtlleDoriAen III 9uulorr urn oc,n
:blebtn Sctmla in Ngaatnis Niuf
20 @riirl. prif Au,att 'onr
saot>Eria,3r Jyo 4! ,stn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-12
Die Upper 2ittle Berger Sdnle bGlt
ant nGditen Samstag lire
Sdlnkfeier.
8eitere Nadridten bon aittle Berger

Die Upper 2ittlc Berger Sdr,le.
unter 2eit1ing Der 2ebrerin, SRI.
@oeIc &attclmann, miro am nGfiten
Samstag (alio morsen) ibre Sdlub'
feier baItcn. Die Iusfiibrlne bes
9rograms miro UNI 9 llbr, nahmit-
tags, beginner. IS miro fem Wit-
tags.giien in Der Sdule ierniert. 9as
Sublifum lit frelInolidit eingelaoen.
SuIius uno Sobn Sugel luarcn
iiingit in unlerer Hadbaridaft I'm
iunge RauIeiel au faufen.'
Sarrp Sufner mar porige 8ohc in
Sartsburg.
@bas. Roetbli, nebit Somilic; iino
icbt ouf Ole Ilguit Npprill Sarm &C.
5ogen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-12
Mnfnnft cines fleinen MGocls i'm
Seim uon Trit !Seiemann.
Nnbcrc Nadrihicn bon Stonp Sill.

Srit &eIcmann llnb Satin, in Scr
Barren Sort Nohborihoft murocl
an Nrcitog, bcn 5. Npril, hurh bic
@cburt cincS Sodtcrd)cls crircut.
Snllia Notbcrt unb Samilic bcoo.
ben lid onl pcriloiicncn Spnntae nah
W~oibington, Inn Der @citottung bon
Trou Motbcrt's Onfcl, ocS pcritorbc.
men @crrn @odclmcpcr, bci5umobncn.
Gbos. Mctbemepcr bciorgt 5,lr 3cit
Auitrcid)cr grbcit fir @corg Gpul,
ter.
Oscar @l,nlpcr bcianb lid ~nlcbrcrc
Cage Der lcBten 8od)e in ct. 2olliS.
Sernlunu 9ctnlcr mo Somilic be
innbcn lid an pcrilolicncn Sountog
allf @cil,h bel Der Ionilic Mobncr,
in biciiger NGbe.
Der Stidbuitcn aroiiicrt %gc9cnluGr.
tig icbr in hieicr @egcno.
Mm. &llbn, ipcldcr gcrollmc Bet
in ct. 2ouis bcihGitigt ipar, permcilt
ieBt einigc Gage bel icincn Ingcbor
rigcn.
@ir bcrittctcn iriibcr, ooB Scnrr
Barrier Elm SorO Illtp gefal,ft babe;
or bat ieitber jcboh Gin Gbcprolct
gllltp gclplblt.
InorcoS Sdinolcr berfallftc cincil
&ornpflon5cr unb Gultipator an bic
Wcbrilbcr &oblbui6.
Die nelle Gintbeillng Der 3eit
ideint cinigcn unicrer ilmgcn Our.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-12
Naaemciue GonntD Nenisfeiten.

Die ScutIhe @nptiitcn Min. BON
DtilIouri, bcItebenb ans Idmmtlifen
bcrtIdcn @aptiiten . Grcoigcrn u,0
05eulcinbcn inn Stoot, miro am 20.
Moi, 1918, in Mt. Stcrling, ihrc re,
aclmGBiee, idbrliGc Seriammllrng
obboltcn. SIS lift gu crpurtcn Dob Elm
arober gnSabl bon Erebigern, ionic
audi 0clcgatelL bicicr %Crianmlung
p~eiiupDnen iuerbell.
Snfolgc elmer &lagcidrift lpelhc
bel Srieoensridter 8. g. granion,
in 8lano bonn StaatS Inipalt @. 8.
ellis cingereidt mar, ml,rbe SlopO
@illiams, bon 9lano, allf Die @nfla.
ae bes tbGtliden angriffs auf Senrp
Scarlet pro5eiiiert. Die Surp brad.
te einen @abriprud auf "Sduloig"
unb iestc sic Strafe oes Ingeflagten
auf $500. ncbit Soften. Ser @nge.
flaste bat on oas areisgeridt appel
liert.
Die Stoenner Sdule, in gap, SRI.
ella Stoenner, 2ebrerin, miro anl
Samstag, Sen Is. @pril, gum S6luB
fommen. Gin unterbaItenbes 8ro.
gram, beltebenb aus mebreren epic.
len, Mlliif uno anberen Nlrmmern,
miro sur Illsfiibrllng gelangen. Gum
S6lnb ser Seier finoct Elm Bore up.
per ltatt; bic 9amcn merben babcr
erlud,t es nidt an Sen 9orcs feblcn
slt laiien.
Scit inherent letter 8eridt muir.
Dcn folgenoe ltebertragungen bon
@r1,nocigentbum regiitriert: @ugl,lt
Gitermann an s. 8. Sillp, 70 Ider
in Stolpe, fir $4,000; Gbas. q. Saes
an 5. ". $. 8obs, 165 Mder in Der
Rdbe bon Sermann, fir $500: s.
& M. 9anf bon Sermann an s. @.
&allmepcr, Cots 9 unb A. 3fpeite
StraBc in Sernlann, fiir $500;
Sobn q. 2oeb an Sbomas Scego, 240
ader lilblif bon Bent fir $4,000;
Clos. s. Yrice an @m. 9ronion, 1874
sldcr iiibli6 bon Mnrgarct, fir
$500; Gbas. &boabs an 8enj. &rlle.
ger, 1878 Ider, iiiopcltlid bon
Eotsoam, fir $4,000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-04-12

'tcn niht gang 81 paiicn: oicielben
bcflaacn lid nGmlid oab Mitternadt
infolgc ocilcn Inn cine gauge StlnSe
81 frilb cintritt.
Muoolpb Gglcp mo s.. 8. Stolte
nlod)tct an pcrgon9cncn Srcitoa ell
ncn @cld1itsbciud in Scrmann.
Wcbrcrc uniercr Sarr,rr babcn be.
aonllcn lbr Snno iiir Storm Az
piliigcn,
hilbert Gglcp llnb Clarence Ilbcrs-
mcrtb beionocn lid, an letter. Conn.
tag III Stonp Sill.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
II, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Wchrcrc urtiercr Torl,cr heboup.
ten Der McNcn onl lcbtcn SantStag
bcbclltc cine llcbcr5cidmln9 ser
0rittcn Srcibcits Mnleibc.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-15
P|MPLY? WELL, DON'T BEL.
People Notice It. Drive Them Off
with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A pin,ply face will not embarrass you
much longer if you get Q package of DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin should
begin to clear after you have taken the
tablets few nights.
Cleanse the blood, the bowels and the liver
with DR.. Edwards Give Tablets, the suc-
cessful substitute for calomel; there's never
any sickness or pain after taking them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomel does, and just as effectively,
but their action is gentle and safe instead
of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets is
ever cursed with "a dark brown taste"
a bad breath. a dull, istless, mo good
feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad
disposition OK pimply face.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
a purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil; you will know them
by their olive color.
DR.. Edwards spent years among pa.
tients afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints, and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result.
Take one or two nightly for a week.
See how much better you feel and look.
1Oc and Csc per box. All druggists.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-15

mere brute power is concerned, 1t
takes three women TO equal two men.
The only difficulty, then, that We would
encounter in filling the places OF the
men at war is in finding three women
for each two men. To my mind that IS
not particularly difficult. There are,
of course, limitations which cannot De
disregarded, and these we must oo-
serve In SO far as skill is concerned
in all kinds of labor, / believe that
women acquire it as rapidly as men.
There is no question of the fact that
in so far as actual accomplishment IS
possible, men are better suited to do
heavy work than women, but women
can do it and do 1t well. When II
comes to the endurance of hardshlps
and fatigue. woman is quite man 5
equal: in fact, think she is less COM
planning under stress than man. her
muscles are not so large as those oil
man, but they are quite as flexible
and enduring in their efforts. Hence.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-15

son some people do not believe in it
Is because their deeds condemn them
and they do not wish to be punished
for their misconduct. Throughout the
sermon one could not help being i'm
pressed with the fact that the preach
er believed tremendously in the truths
that he tried to impress upon his hear
ers and that he preached not in a pro-
fessional way but like man whose
passion is to win men to Christ. A
number were converted at the close Of
the service. A short testimony serv-
ice followed
Tonight Rev. Mitchell will deliver
his address on "Amusements," and
those who have heard it say 1T is one
of his best. Come early if you wish
a good seat. Tuesday night there will
be special delegations from the diff
ferent young peoples societies; Wed
resday night will be Baptist" night
and there will be other delegations
each night this week. Friday night
all Scandinavians are invited to come
in body. Mr.. Lillenas will sing a
Swedish song and also a Norwegian
song for their benefit.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-15
CHANCE TO ENTER
CAVALRY RANK S
Eligible Qualified White Boys May
Enlist in This Brance Of U. S.
Army, According to
Instructions.

The acceptance of eligible and quail
fed applicants for cavalry (white) u.
S. army. is again authorized, accord
ing to instructions received at the To-
cal army recruiting station today.
The acceptance is also now author
lied for engineer units below desig-
mated, Of men whose applications for
enlistment are approved by the chief
of engineers, by the office Of the di-
rector-general of military railways, or
by a commissioner officer of the unit
applied for.
Twenty-second EngiS-ers eight rail
way construcion) Camp Sheridan,
Montgomery. Ala.
Thirty-ninth (railway operahon)
Camp Upton, Yaphank, Long Island,
N Y.
Forty-fifth (railway maintenance of
way). Laurel, Maryland.
Forty-sixth and Forty-seventh (rail-
way maintenance of way) Camp Sheri-
dan. Montgomery, Ala
orty-ninth-trailway maintenance
of eauipment), Laurel, Maryland.
Fifty-first frailwav operation)
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-15
Men Welcome
Mothers Friend
a DIZZY dat Evsy Man Owes 90 Those
Who PapoeneAo cha Race.

It Is Just q important that men should
Know OF proper methods In advance Of moth
srhood. Suffering, pain and distress Incl
oent TO childbirth can be avoided by having
- hand bottle Of tho timehonored prepa-
ration, Mothers Friend. This u . psne-
usang external application that relieves the
snsion upon the muscles and enables them
= 20 expand without painful strain upon the
Hsanents and nerves.
:, thousands Of women for over half . cen
sy VINO have used Mothers Friend tell
sw they entirely avoided nervous spells
INC INC nausea and preserved q bright. happy
opposition that Rejects wonderfully upon the
ssa sa and disposition OF the little one
iov % open Its eyes in bewilderment at the
M regular use OF Mothers Friend during
M. period the muscles arc made and kept
kSsanie and elastic. They expand easier when
ny n,, .rriyes, and pain and danger at the crisis
~ lou can obtain Mothers Friend at any
rug lug store. II il for external use only, IL
Est,Iu safe and wonderfully effective.
"n.e to the brsdheld Regulator Co. 24s
lamar sh1ar Bldg, Atlanta, Ca. for their val
r,;l and instructive Motherhood Book" OF
bs,aanee for expectant mothers, and remcm-
dr,, 10 Eet bottle Of Mothers Friend At The
NJ uSsg,ists today. Il IL tho greatest kind
perfn.,p GO nature u the glorious work 10 b
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-15
DEATH OF
MRS. Mccoy
She Passed Away Saturday Night at
9:05 O'clock at Her
Home, 1923 Exchange
Street.

Mrs. Levi Mccoy, 1923 Exchange
street. died Saturday night at her
home at 9:05 o'clock. Her death was
due to Bright's disease. The funera!
services were held this afternoon at
2 o'clock from the Seventh Day Advsn
fist church, of which Mrs. Mccoy was
a member.
Sarah Gates was born in Lee couE-
ey, Iowa, Nov. 4. 1877. She was mar
ried in 1892 to Levi Mccoy. They
have lived in Lee county since then.
part of the time at Melrose and part
of the time in Keokuk Mrs. Mccoy is
survived by two daughters, Mrs. Jos.
Drueke of Keokuk and Mrs. Lee Etw
ers of Des Moines, and one son, IVES
sci Mccoy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-15

a star was added to the service flag,
in remembrance of Harry Gilmon,
who was identified with the school,
by his father, William Gilman, which
was impressive as the young man
has given his all to the service Of
his country's call.
Harry Gilmon and Earl Jamison
were among those who left this place
for Kansas City aviation school last
Friday, with the Keokuk bunch.
J. l.. Varnsdoll who has been
housed from sickness, Is now able to
attend to business at the store.
Sunday morning at the Nazarine
church, twelve hundred dollars was
paid in cash to wipe out an indebted
ness.
James Farrell is at st. Joseph's
hospital, suffering from pneumonia,
and is resting as easily as could be
expected under the circumstances
Under the leareship Of the broth
erhood of st. Andrew, Keokuk, Mr..
Heaslip held services at the St. Barn
abas Episcopal church at the IL
o'clock services Sunday morning.
Music of hymns and glories Of the
choir.
Miss Ida Hardwick of Bettendorf,
Iowa, is a guest Of friends at this
place.
The local Red Cross are as busy as
bees, working for the Sammies.
Among the pretty April parties for
little people, was birthday party
for Master Berton Collins, last Sat
urday afternoon. Mrs. DR.. Collins
had in waiting for the bevy of chill
dren excellent refreshments of ice
cream and cake. which Mrs. Collins
knows so well how to prepare.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis LeMatty an
nounce the birth, recently, of bright
baby boy. Mother and child doing
well.
Son Of Floyd Brown, Of near Am
brosia, who has been critically sick
some days, is reported better.
Several young misses are gathering
dandelion greens to sell to buy thrift
stamps. How is this for young Am
erica?
1t Is remarkable the wild flowers
there are, Blue Bells, Kitten Brooches
and Sweet Williams.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-15
ARE WOMEN PHYSICALLY FIT?

Women are now being urged to take
the place Of men as farm laborers.
Are they strong enough to do the
work." is the question often raised.
DR.. Harvey w. Wiley answers 1t in
Good Housekeeping. He says In part:
women are not physically cap
able Of doing much Of the hard work
that men do. This fact g too sell-cvi-
dent 10 warrant any opposition to its
trui hfuness. WLue,. ere six inches
.shc-rs- than msE: they weigh nifty
rounds less Therefore, in so far as
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-15
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=
MoNrRosE.

John Keith's death was great
shock to the community. He COM
manded the respect of all who knew
him best. John Keith, the superin-
tendent of the Montrose canning
plant, departed this life at his home
Tuesday evening at o'clock; death
resulted from nephritis or uremic
blood poisoning. He was born at st.
Francisville, Mo-, February 10, 1860.
He married Miss Phoebe McCullam
at that place The devoted wife and
children were at the bedside when
death came. He was full of honor to
whom honor was due. He managed
to conduct the concern for the
best interests OF the company
and for the employees. Rev. Beecham
of the Presbyterian church. conduct
ed the services from the home. Fri
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Those
who survive to mourn are the wife
and two daughters, Mrs. Robert Cur
tbs, Miss Viola and Harry Keith. or
this city; Thos. Keith, who is mob
liking at Camp Cody, N. M, who at
tended the funeral obseques. The
casket was amassed with beautiful
flowers from relatives and bank OF
emblems from the ]. o. O. F.. who
took charge, and the Masonic fratern-
ity. and Rebekahs, also beaut1ful
emblem from the factory employees.
The burial was made at the New
CITY cemetery, beautiful Offering
from the National plant.
Quite few from st. Francisv1lle
attended the funeral of the late John
Keith, Friday.
District M e. convention will be
held at this place. A number OF
Methodist divines from nearby places
are expected.
A series of meetings will begin at
the Nazarine chapel Friday, April
10 1918. Every one is cordially in
vited.
Theodore and Carol Buck have en-
nlovment on a government fleet for
the summer.
Mrs. Alice Bindwald and children
are sojourning at Bettendorf with ner
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Stanley.
The Noonan ice wagon is seen on
our streets. That reminds us OF the
cold. chilling winds Of December:
Today is hog day at this place. The
rural neighbors are bringing IN some
fine porkers for Chicago markets.
Mrs. VIM. Singer is slowly improv-
ing and as the balmy days come, VIII
no doubt gain strength quite rapidly.
Miss Lille Judd has a position at
a restaurant at Boone, Iowa.
Garden sass hasn't grown much as
vet. which compells us to Hooverise
on the dandelion green's ana meat
rines.
Mrs. Catherine Cole OF Keokuk,
was In the city Friday.
Mrs. ]. l., yarnsdoll was transact
ing business at Keokuk friday.
After the song service Sunday
evening. at the M. E. church, and the
national air was sung by seven young
misses, a flag raising occurred. the
stars and stripes were raised by the
,,,inister the Rev. Trostel. The flag
was presented to the church by Miss
Jennie TrostIe's Sunday school class.
The young ladies have shown q de- .,
gree of loyalty The flag will remain
IN the church permanently. short
address by the minister on patriotism
and buying Liberty bonds. after which
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-15
WHY HAIR FALLS OUT

Dandruff causes a feverish irrita
ton of the scalp. the hair roots shrink
loosen and then the hair comes out
fast. To stop falling lair at once and
rid the scalp of every particle Of dand'
ruff, get a small bottle OF Danderine at
any drug store for few cents, pour
little in your hand and rub well IN
to the scalp. After several applica.
tians all dandruff disappears and the
hair stops coming out
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-15
SeditIous Utterances.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO, April 15.-Bernard R.
Ringwald. wealthy Chicago manufac'
turer, was to be arranged today before
U. 8. Commissioner Mason to answer
charges of making seditious utter
ances. RingNald spent Sunday in the
county Jail. He is alleged to havs
made threats against the life Of Pres
ident Wilson.
Ringwald characterized the charges
as lies, lies, lies"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-04-15
CROWDS ATTEND
N. t. REVIVAL
special Meetings at Trinity Church,
Under Direction Of Leroy J.
Mitchell, Attract
Ing Many.
SUNDAY SERVICES GO BIG
Evangelist Poured Barrase Fire In
to the Forces Of Sin at Meet
Ing for Men
Only.

The special meetings at the Trinity
M. q. church are growing in power
and interest. Saturday afternoon Mr..
Mitchell, the evangelist entertained
about 800 children with sleight Of
hand tricks and magic. The enter
tainment was followed by parade
down through the business section Of
the city and back to the church. Sat-
urday night the booster choir gave a
program under the direction Of Prof.
Haldor Lillenas, the chorus director.
Mr.. Mitchell spoke to good crowd on
Repentance" a number came forward
tor the invitation.
The services on Sunday were well
attended. In the morning the evangs-
list delivered an eloquent sermon to
crowded auditorium. his text being.
"That / may know Him and the pow
er of His resurrection" impressing
his hearers with the glorious posi-
bility of knowing God and experience
ing His great salvation. Mr.. Lillenas
sang, "Tell Jesus All"
The mass meeting for men only at
the Grand theatre was well attended.
The lecture given by the evangelist