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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
NAPOLEON NEVER FAILED
TO COLLECT ACADEMY PAY
nut Ciemencenu Declares He VIII |
Nefer Accept "Immortals'o
Stipend.

fAfiS, Nov. S.-Prcmier Clemen-
eau repeated statements to tho
oliccl mat nc would not accept the
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
OFFICERS OF LAW
ATTEND WESLEY.
Police Commissioners and
Members Of Force a.
Evening Service
BOARD GIVES SUPPER
BEF ORE CONFERENCE

sunday services at Wesley NJ. L.
Church viii begin with a rousing class
meeting at Q. 90 o'clock. led by W. r.
Hastings. This service viii be follow
ed by tho preaching service at which
time the pastor VIII preach on the
subject, THE Great Dialogue" This
service viii be followed by the sunday
school at 1915 o'clock. The Young
Peoples meeting will be held at :
o'clock. and following this service the
preaching service will be held; the Rev.
Zach Wells, The pastor. will preach a
special sermon 10 the Police Commits
sioners and members Of the police force
who will attend this service in body.
The choir VIII give special music al
both services under the leadership Of
Prof. Albert Wilde.
The Official board will give a supper
on next Thursday evening from :
until o'clock. The Fourth Quarterly
Conference VIII be held on the sams
evening.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
MELTING FOR YOUNG
AT HARRISON STREET

The youthful portion Of Harrison
Street NJ. T. Church. seventh and IIar-
rison streets, arc preparing for a mass
meeting tomorrow evening They Will
attend the church in a body Or. Geo.
T. Anderson, the pastor. will deliver "a
message on ~ National Emergency and
How a Young Fellow Met H." There
will be O special musical program. The
service Will be at 730 o'clock
At the public preaching service in
The morning at 1890 o'clock the pastor
Will preach on THE Gospel Message
This VIII be followed by the SUNDAY
school session at 1915 O'Clock. The
school will complete is missionary Of
ferlng at tbs session. Last year the
Offering amounted 10 1850, and this
year IL VIII probably exceed that
amount.
The Epworih League service Will be
a, 6.iJ o'clock. II is. the ilrst meeting
Of o series Of three on the topic. ser
vice" which related TO home mission
ary work.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
DECISION DAY At
SILVlRBR0CK NJ. E.
Pastor Will Preach on The
Light Of the
World
SOCIAL FOR MEN OF
COMMUNITY, MARCH "a

The services tomorrow at Silvcrbrook
Methodist Episcopal Church, Lancas-
ter and Woodlawn avenues. will be as
follows: Az 1890 O'Clock, the morning
preaching services will be held, tho
pastor, the Rev. Elwood w. Jones, con-
ducting the service and preaching from
the subject: "The Light Of the World" :"
Special music viii be furnished by the
choir directed by Raymond w. Liley.
The sunday School in charge Of JOS
eph w. Coley. the superintendent. will
hold its session at O'Clock. The Mems
Bible class, taught by the pastor. will
meet at the same hour. This class Is
preparing 10 give social for the men
Of the community Monday evening, .he
Path. \ committee OF which John Ap-
pleby is chairman is making the ar
rangements. Decision Day, which was
to have been observed last Sunday has
been postponed until tomorrow. Part
o! the regular Sunday School hour will
be devoted 10 this cause.
The Epworth League viii hold its de-
votional meeting at O'Clock. The eve
ming praise service will begin az 731
C clock opening with an organ volun-
tary by Miss Connell. followed by a song
service in charge Of Mr.. Lilley. The
choir will furnish at attractive pusi-
cal program. The pastors sermon
subject for this service will be, Gods
Promise Fulfilled"
The services during. the week will
consist Of class meeting in charge OF
Joseph NJ. Coley. Tuesday evening, and
the combined class and prayer service
In charge Of the pastor Wednesday eve
ninc
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
"CHA0S TO TRIUMPH"
ASKS DR.. STONESEFER

"Shan Chaos Triumph % will be the
subject a. the First Presbyterian
Church. Market street above Ninth
street the Rcv. J. Ross Stonesiier. min
lster. Musical numbers win consist Of
Z an anthem, In Heavenly Love Abld-
lng.' Holden. and a solo by Miss Louise
1rownovcr, The Earth Is the Lords,
Lynnes.
sunday school will meet at noon fol-
fvlng the morning service. The Mems
<Able Glass has secured for IFS teacher
A. Hodge, Phi. r., who is connected
With the dupont Powder Company, but
Nho formerly had been q member Of
ne faculties Of The University Of West
Virginia and Winthrop College, South
Carolina. This viii be Or, Hodges
FIRST sunday.
The Christian Endeavor service will
be held AT 6.45 O'Clock and will be under
the leadership Of Mss L. J. McAllister,
the minister's assistant The subject
viii be our Young People and the
New Era"
40 73O o'clock, Mr.. Slonesifer viii
have for his subject, Loyalty TO
Hope The music will consist oi an
anthem, Rock Of Ages, Dudley Buck
and a quarteite. The popular song
book MAKE Christ King is used at
this service. Tho organ numbers for
The day are as follows
Morning" Andantlno,' Mozart. "Fes-
tai March Kroeger.
Evening "Chanson Trste." Tchai-
kowsky; "Hosanua," Wachs.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
AT RIG BFTUFI

DR.. II. Y. ArnetL pastor, announces
the following program for the week at
Big Bethel Church: Sunday, i0.45
o'clock, preaching by the pastor. text,
Samuel hewrd Agag in pieces before
the Lord n Gilgal" The MAY Queen
contestants" will be presented and
equipped at the morning services, also
Matron Queens; 70 80 o'clock. Sundsy
class meeting will be held; , 80 o'clock.
Sunday school, orchestral music; $50
o'clock, special. afternoon preaching
services, visiting minister: Gas o'clock,
Allen Chr stian Endeavor; s o'clock.
Big Bethels choir will give a sacred
concert, with visiting soloists.
Monday night, DR.. /. II. Ringgold,
presiding elder. will hold our third
quartz ly conference, when reports
from all Departments and all church
clubs will be submitted for official
review.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
FIRST SUNDAY IN
LENTEN SEASON
DR.. Richey. Preacher at
Both Services at St.
Johns
CHOIR PREP ARES TO
GIVE FIFTH CANTATA

ST. Johns Church, Market street and
Concord avenue, the Rev. AIbsn Richey,
D. D. rector, the Rev. Baysrd II. Good
win, curate, will have Sunday services
as follows: 80 o'clock, Holy Com
munlon; 9A5 o'clock. church schoVl;
II o'clock, morning prayer and sermon;
T.i5 o'clock, evening prayer and SER
mon. The rector will preach at both
services tomorrow. The weekday SER
vices will be: Thursday, 10 O'Clock,
Holy Communion; Friday, 10 o'clock,
Lftany; Holy days, 10 o'clock, Holy
Communion.
Stainer"s great Lenten cantata, The
Cruciflxion." will be given IN ST. Johns
Church, Twenty-lrst and Market
streets, on Sunday evening, March %.
by the choir of boys and men under
tho direction OF George Henry Day, Or
ganist and cholrmaster, with George
McHugh, tenor and Frank Ford Palmer,
baritone in the solo parts. II will be
the NTH OF the series Of cantatas beins
given at 81. Johns during the winter
months.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
COMMUNION DAY
HANOVER CHURCH
Sacrament to be Admins
tered and Members Re-
cieved at Morning Service
SERMON TO YOUNG
MEN IN EVENING

Tomorrow viii be communion Sun
hay at Hanover Presbyterian Church,
boulevard and Eighteenth street The
lev. Charles H. Bohner, pastor The
bcrsment will be administered at the
h5Fnlng service. AZ the same time
lew monlBers VII be received into the
auich \ special Invitation TO this
ervirc is extended 10 all the members
n The church and on unusually large
Nugregsllon is expected. Mr.. 9ohncr
vii deliver the address.
IN the evfn ng Mr.. Bonner will con-
tnue his series Of sermons io young
nen on The general subject sketches
rom an old Portrait Gallery his par
.ieular subject at the service TO be(
\ Brilliant Man Who Had His Hap
plness Ruined by a Bad Afiinly A
large consregation Of young men heard
he FIRST Of the series last sunday n ght
At tomorrow nlehts service the congre-
CATION will s'ng popular hymns Spe-
rial numbers by the church quartet will
oe ne anthem. 20, Holy Jesus, and
we Praise Thee, Q God"
Hanover Girls Club has elected Mrs.
Paul Newman president; Miss Prls-
ella Thomas vice-presldent; Mss Ma
ocl Ncwland secretary and Mss Nic-
.oria McGce, oasurcr. Tho club VIII
neet m the church on Monday nighl
10 hear Mrs. Newman and Miss Eliza
beth pyle report the work OF the re-
'ent Philadelphia New Era Conference.
Members Of the club are asked 30 re-
Iurp their Missionary Hats" at this
meeting.
Hanover Athlete Association viii
lold It's annual meeting In the church
~ next Friday n ght.
Because Of the New Era Conference
\ Central Presbyterian Church on next
night Hanover prayer SER
ice scheduled for that night has
,een deferred.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
NJ 10Y pnnGRAM

~. Joy NJ. z. Church, the Rev. J. W.
Bond, D. ., pastor, will hold services
tomorrow as follows; e.30 o'clock.
class meeling 1890 o'clock. sermon
230 o'clock, sunday school, Mrs. Julia
Fisher. superintendent; 7.3O o'clock. Ep-
worth League, T. C Washinston, pres
ident; s o'clock. sermon 10y The district
superintendent. the Rev. w. \. Hubbard
y. D., of Niiddletown; Monday evening
the election OF trustees viii be held;
there will be a meeting on Friday Of
the Junior League at / o'clock; Mrs
Rachel Giyans. superintendent. 4 big
drive tomorrow will be con-
1ucied by The officials to raise the bal
ince. Of the money FOR the conference
year.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
MADELEY SCHOLARS
HAVE 300 PRESENT

Madeley NJ (. Church, corner B street
and New Castle avenue, the Rev. L. NJ.
Broadway, pastor, will have the fol-
lowing sunday services: ~ 93O
o'clock, John Ford will copduct the
Sunday morning class. Al 1880 o'clock
the Rev. L. VI. Broadway will preach,
subject "IIe Commanded
The sunday school will meet at 2il
o'clock. NIadeley's attendance for last
sunday was 300 present.
At IS o'clock, Ms. Charles Fallow-
feld will direct the Epworth League
services.
At 80 O'Clock, John T. Magee WI
direct the congregational song service,
assisted by the 30 voice choir.
At s o'clock the pastor will preach,
subject, Revelation and its Value"
The meeting Of the Ushers' Union
was held at the home Of Harry Cocs-
ran on Thursday evening. The follow
ing members were appointed TO serve
for the ensuing month Mornings,
Fallowneld. Kng. Alexander and Con
ley; evenings, McClenaghan, Alexander,
Saddler and Davis.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
cmnIsIIAN SCIENTIST.

The First Church or Ghrist, Scientist,
Park Place aud Van Buren street, will
hold services as follows: Sunday morn
ing at a o'clock and Sunday evening
at 8 o'clock. Subject for the lesson
sermon will be Man The sunday
school convenes at II o'clock Sunday
morning. On Wednesday evening tes-
timony meeting is held from s TO 8
o'clock. The church ma nta!ns free
reading room and circulating library
at No. 707 Equitable Building and Is
open weekdays from 10 to 9 o'clock
except Wednesday when the hours are
from 40 TO 5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.

Tho First United Presbyterian Lhurch
Third and Broome streets, pastor the
Pew. William Patterson, will hold reg
ular preaching services at II o'clock
and 7i5 o'clock tomorrow; morning
theme. The Stewardship Of Personality
Possessions: evening theme, Why
Not2" Sabbath school meets at ID
o'clock; prayer and praise service.
Wednesday evening at 7.l5 o'clock. The
pastor will explain the sabbath school
session at this service.
intermediate C. F. Society meets Sab
bath evening at Gas o'clock. The jun
ior Mission Band Will convene at tho
home OF Mrs. ]. X. Huey, No 1885 Chest
nut street, on Friday at o'clock
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
VISITORS nj HIT
At GRACE CHURCH
DR.. Sumwalt Will Preach
on "The Reach Of Your
Life"
Or. WATT TT CONDUCT
FOURTH QUARTERLY

The sunday evening meetings at
Grace NJ z. Church will be Of unusual
interest tomorrow night
At Gao o'clock the Epworih League
has prepared prog am for visitors.
10 has been called Visitors Night Mr..
Ely will make an address and Miss
Louise sumwalt, daughter Of the Rev.
Or. John W. n. sumwali. the pastor,
VIII be the soloisi
SO The evening service, at 7.30 o'clock.
Or. Sumwalt has selected as his topic.
'Thc Reach Of Your Life.
Norris :. Morgan. the organlst and
ch0rister. has ar, anged the following
musical program, beginning with an
organ recital at rs o'clock;
"Jubilaie Amen" Kinder; In Spring
Stebbcns; professional, 'Hark. Hark,
My SOUL; anthem, Fear Not -
Israel" Spicker; onerlory solo, Lead
Kindly Light" Pinsuti, Edgar smith ;
rccessional, Now the Day is over" (;
organ postlude. Hymn Rationale"
In the morning, at 1880 o'clock, Or.
Sumwalt will preach on the topic, The
Law Of The Kingdom" The musical
program Is as follows:
Organ prelude, "Eligie,' Massenet I:
professional. when Morning Gilds The
sky: anihem 81 VIII Na~n'fv Thee -
shacklcy; offeriory, 80 Day OF Rest and
Gladness,n Shelley; recessi0Lal.
depth Of Mercy; organ p0s.luGe,
'Hymne Niclorie." Dubois.
on Wednesday evening the mid-week
service VIII be held in charge of the
pastor and Dr. Robert Watt VIII be
present The fourth quarterly confer
ence VIII be held at the close OF the
meeting
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
SWEDISH PASTOR HAS
TABERNACLE MODEL

The First swedish Baptist Church
corner Nandever avenue and Church
street. will hold services sunday as
follows; 1915 O'Clock. morning medi-
tatlon on The Tabernacle IN the VIII
derness." This is the FIRST sermon In
the series. a model OF tabernacle will
be used in Illustrating the subject.
Bible school Will meet at noon and
Young Peoples Meeting at $50 o'clock.
At : 30 o'clock there viii be preaching
and baptismal service.
Tuesday. 7.30 o'clock, q church social
will be held.
Thursday. 7.i5 o'clock, prayer SER
vice and Bible study will be held.
The services are in Swedish.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
MODERN EVIDENCE OF
CHRISTIAN TRUTH

The Rev Howard D. Smith, y. D.,
will preach at ST. Pauls NJ. l.. Church
Sunday morning at 1880 o'clock. taking
as his theme, abundant Life" The
regular order Of services will prevail;
class meeting at 9.30 o'clock being the
frst for The day At , o'clock the ses-
sion Of the sunday school. one Of the
largest In the city. win be held. Prayer
meeting at els o'clock, will be conduct
ed by the Christian Endeavor Society.
The preaching service at 7.30 o'clock
will be in charge Of the pastor, the
Rev. Carlisle L. Hubbard. D. D.. who
will preach on The topic, rs Christi
anity 1rue?" taking modern evidences
10 prove the claim of the Christian re-
ligion IN the year 1919 without appeal
10 other centuries gone
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
SALVATION ARMY.

The salvation Army SUNDAY services
will be held at the army hall, No. io2
East Fourth street, as follows sunday
school. 1880 o'clock praise service,
3 IS o'clock, preceded by an open air
service al the Pennsylvania depot;
Young Peoples meeting at so'clock. The
evening meeting will be preceded by an
open air meeting at Fifth and Market
streets. Commandant Lovett, Of Phila-
delphia, will be at the evening meet
inU
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
DIR. .EWING'S SERMONS
ON PR0DIGAL SON

Are you interested In the best
methods OF Christian training? sunday
morning al 1890 o'clock, the Rev. Har-
yey Winfield Ewing. .. D.. minister Of
Union NJ E. Church. Fifth and WASH
lngtOn streets, will preach on the sub
ject, Training a Disciple"
The evening sermon, at 7S0 o'clock,
win be the third Of a series on the
Prodigal Son, subject. Bankrupt"
other services Of the day will be class
meeting at 930 o'clock: Sunday school
at ? o'clock; Epworth League at 6.i5
O'Clock.
.3eylval services will be continued
through the coming week, beginning at
7.i5 o'clock, every night except Satur-
Law
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
MnRLD.CnINs SERMON.

The SERVICES IN Trinity lutheran
Church. corner Of Twenty-third street
and Concord avenue, the Rev. Milton
H. Stine, D. D., pastor, will consist OF
sermons by the pastor and special mis-
sionary exercises by the Sunday school.
The theme for II O'Clock. Is How
Christ Berap His Ministry" and al 7.i5
O'Clock. The World-Crisis in Religion"
Sunday school Is at 10 o'clock. cate
cheiical lecture at 3, and Y p. s. c. Z.
at o'clock
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
ST. LUKE's CHURCH.

Tomorrow at 81. Luke's Reformed
Episcopal Church. Monroe and Eighth
streets, there will he morn ng prayer
and sermon at 10 IS O'Clock; Sunday
school at > 80 o'clock; evening prayer
and sermon at 730 o'clock; Wednesday
at g o'clock, mldweek service the
Rev. William Lann!ng. rector.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
NORTH BAPTIST NOTES

Tho North Baptist Church, Lincoln
street near Delaware avenue, willism
!. Fmiinglll, pastor; Edward L. Nash-
burn. associate pastor. viii have praach-
ing ot 1880 o'clock and 2 as o'clock, by
the associate pastor. Bible School win
meet at noon; young peoples meeting
at 6.i5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
MI. SALEM EVANGELISM.

Revival meetings are In progress al
Mt. salem. The pastor. the Rev w.
z. Habbact, will preach at 1870 O'Clock
tomorrow on the subject. MY Light
and My Salvation" and at 7.30 O'Clock
va ihe open Doors" sunday school
e.la ouier services will be as usual.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
ST MATTHEW'S Chapel.

Services at 81. Matthews Chapel, cor
per Shipley and Eighth streets. the rec
tor In charge. tomorrow viii be the
Sunday school at 23O O'Clock; even.ns
prayer and sermon o'clock Special
Lenten services and sarmoh vii, be
held Friday evening at 30 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
SECOND NJ p CHURCH

There will be preaching at i045
o'clock and Z45 o'clock tomorrow by
the Pew. B. F. Jester, at the Second
Methodist Protestant Church, Fifth ave
nue. and Anchorage street. There will
be Sunday school at o'clock. Prayer
meeting will be held on Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
cHRIsIIaNA CHnCH

Sunday night a missionary anniver-
sary will be held in Christlana NJ. F..
Church. Miss Edna strong, Of VIII
mington. will sing and some other
singers from the city will be present.
The Rev. John White is pastor.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
sPIRITUALIsT MEETINC

Services will be held Sunday evening,
at the First Progressive Spiritualists'
Church. Pythian Castle Hall, No. 9o6
West street, with messages by DR..
Charles Cater. Of Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1919-03-08
Special Sermons and Music be Heard City Churches Tomorrow
Why You Should Go
To Church

To be of no church is dangerous. Religion. o.
which the rewards are distant, and which is animated
only by Faith and Hope, will glide by degrees out Of
the mind, unless il be nvigorated by external ordi-
nances, by stated calls TO worship, and the sautary
influence of example.
Johnson Life of Milton.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-01-10

tanned twelve brand-new bascballs, or
at least. eleven. and the remains of
one. This twelfth ball was STAMPED.
Opened by Censor" but search as /
could, could find no stamp rcndin.
"Sewed Up by Censor" We did the
sewing up, but that ball looked like n
ducks egg when we had finished.
Stewart and / roundly cusscd the ecu.
sor. Later. we both cussed the invcp.
tor of baseball. There was rea.
son.
The tcad"i$ Of tie newspaper Nd
pcalcd 10 bad nobly responded TO our
appeal. There were enough gloves
and balls for two teams, and even Il
chest protector and mask. The mask
was an article of great curiosity to ALL
Some of them thought 1t WAS n bomb
protector Every one in turn tried II
on, and every one, upon learning that
the catcher was to wear the mask,
wanted immediately TO sign up for
the position. Stewart and I could
have been elected to parliament right
there, IL these Tommics could lave
had their way.
The next afternoon the candidates,
forty In all and the whole company,
turned out en- nasse on the baseball
Held, which we had laid out during
our previous stay IN rest bilicts.
From that day on, Stewart ond /
led q dogs life. Though on paper
everything looked bright, and the can
didates were letter perfect in the
game. or thought they were. on the
field they were dubs Of the worst cali.
ber-rcgular bOncheads. If McGraw
of the Giants had had that mol,
wished on linn he would have chuckcd
up his job aud taken the stump FOR
woman suffrage; so yOiI can apprc.
ciatc our fix.
Stewart was Il really good pitcher
plenty of curved stuff. having playcd
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wvu,u carry ON Win our Instruction

Noun carry on with our Instruction
classes.
III" next day Stewart ana I made II
WOODEN baseball out OF an old puticc.
fixed NJ temporary diamond. and
showed the TommieS the general run
OF the game. Their antics were awful.
" We had used n regular baseball I
don't think there would have been a
Tommy in the squad without Il black
eye. Did YOU ever watch girl trying
to catch IL ball? Well. the girls team
alongside Of some Of these TOmlnics
would have looked like the winner in
our worlds series. It was hard work
Keeping their interest up.
Two weeks later we went up into the
front line: then came back again for
another rest. The interest in baseball.
was dying out and we We're ut our wi, 8
end. Time passed, and we figured out
that we ought 10 lie hearing from our
appeal. but nothing came. Then. once
again we went into the front line
trench.
The Tolnmies were very skeptIcnl
and every time baseball was mem
toned they would gaze in our direction
with sneering look. This completely
got our goats.
One evening we were sitting in a
dugout of the support trench; 1t was
raining like the mischief. and we were
cold and downhearted. Pretty soon
the rations came up. The ration party
generally brings the ratiOns down into
h,,x
our dixie" set ii down in the mud OF
the trench and almost "shot the
chutcS" down the entrance to the dug
out. They were GREATNESS with ex-
citcment. One of them yelled out:
"Yark. there's a Timber full of par
GELS down in the reserve dugOut.
They're all addressed To YOU, HEM
pey. and they're from America
Stewart let out n shout anil 7 felt
warm all over. How we lor,lcd it
over those poor Tommics. That night
we were tn he relieved and 20 back
to rest billetS. We could hardly wait
for the time.
The next morning was Sunday. and
after church parade we made II mad
rush 10 the orderly room 10 get our
mail.
The quartcrmastcr sergeant was
waiting for me. and behind him stood
every officer in the company, trying
to disguise the expcctant look on their
faces. Every eye WAS turned IN the
direction Of Il heap OF parcels. i
thought the quarter" never would
start. Even the captain could not
stand II, and giving way to his eager
ness. said: Sergeant, you had bet
ter issue the mail"
Stewart and I were all anxiety
Then. STOPPING down. the sergeant
took up a parcel and read Off: "E,n-
pey. No. 1903" and threw it over to
me. ] caught it OH the fly. The SER
Geant kept on reading out "Empey.'
and parrelS came through the air like
q bomlnrdmcnt.
The first parcel I picked up was
stamped Passed by Censor" and con-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-18

To keep clean and healthy take Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They regulate
liver. bowels and stomach. Adv.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-18

The Rev. DIR. Phillips sat In his
study one Sunday morning going over
the heads for his forenoon sermon.
Suddenly his ve-year-old granddaugh-
ter entered with an mir Of importance.
"Grand-daddy." she said. Il wants 70
ask you sump'n.'
Honey" said the clergyman. grand.
daddy Is very busy. Run away now
and come back this afternoon"
But I'm only take you minute TO
tell me-" persisted the little one.
We'll" he said. knowing from past
experiences that she was not 10 be dis
saaded from her purposes, III II will
take only minute. go ahead. What
Is II you wish me 10 tell your"
Il want" said the child, ito know
about condensed milk and the lmmacu-
late Conception"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-04-18

80 taken a few orders,
1& a job very long.