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Evening journal., 1919-03-27
SPARKS' SUCCESSOR
NOT APPOINTED
Name of Director Won t Go
to Council Tonight, Mayor S
Secretery Says
NAMES OF THREE
MEN MENTIONED

Democratic circles were in. muddie
today over Che possibility OF Mayor
Lawson appointing successor TO
Colonel George W. Sparks, president OF
the street and Sewer department
whose term as a director Of that de-
partnent expires on March 81. IS the
new director is to take Office on April
4 the Mayor was expected TO send the
appoiniment Go Council tonight for
ronfrmation. Walter Durham, sccre-
t,rv TO the Mayor. however, said at
noon today that the appointment had
not been made and That it would not
be submitted 20 City Council this
evening.
This Will prevent the new commits
sioner from assuming his duties at the
first meeting Of the street and Sewer
Department i'm April. as Council must
confirm the appointment.
Among those mentioned for the posi-
iion are: Charles IT.. Ten Weeges,
Charles ID. Bird. former mayor, and
Matthew d. Murphy. a former COM
missioner Of the department.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
BOYLES Is Held
As HOLD-UP NAN
Not In Hospital on Monday
Night When Nurse Was
Molested
NO DOUBT THOUGH
THAT AUTO HIT HIM

When it developed that his state
ment that he was in a hospital at tbe
time he is alleged 20 have stopped and
pointed a pistol at Miss Helen Hick-
man. a Delaware Hospital nurse. Is
untrue, Isaiah Boyles. a Negro. was
held in $500 bail for court by judge
Churchmm in Municipal Court this
morning on a charge OF pointing a pls-
tol He was represented by james
salisbury.
Boyles is alleged 70 have stopped
Miss Hickman shortly after She had
left the Delaware Hospital at o'clock
Monday night in Washington street
and said, +Mary, I'm going 10 Kill you,n
at the same time drawing a revolver.
Discovering that it was not MARY"
that he had stopped BOyles left Miss
Hickman who was greatly agitated over
the affair. lie was struck and injured
by an automobile driven by Edwin
Spire, at Ninth and Market streets,
shortly after the attack on the nurse.
In court yesterday, B0yles asserted
that he was in a hospital suffering in
iuries received by being run down by
AlAF NAA az AIAN NllAAa MISS AAANnAAAAA ffN'
stopped. Il was brought out in court
today, however. that the Negro was
not in a hospital that night.
George w. Sump testified that he
picked UP Boyles after ne had been
injured by the automobile OF Edwin
Spire about $50 o'clock and took him
to No. PIG Shipley street. where heI
was said to live. lie did not live there.
however. Boylcs then said he lived
at No. PIC Walnut street. but this
statement also was found 10 be untrue.
Sump then took the man TO the police
station.
Mr.. Spire testified that 10 was short
after $50 o'clock Monday night when
hc struck B5ylcs.
Police Officer Sutton testified that
Boyles was not in a hospital that night
Snd Miss Hickman explained that inc
hospital had no record Of him.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
MANY Bills PASSED
BY Legislature
Generous in Granting Sal
ary Increases for Pub
lie Officials
GOOD ROADS, NEW
BRIDGE FAVORED
. slaan CorrcsporlIcul

DOVER Del. Hrcil 2,.-Many bills
passed by l'Ie LEGISLATURE await the OF
ncial approval cor disapprOyal of Gov
crnor Townsend. one of the important
3ills passed during lhc closing hours
uf lhe session was lhJt authorizing the
sla.a Highway Commission 20 build the
continuation of State highways through
cities and towns. Under That bill the
New Castle causcW3y. Lancaster ave
nue. and North Market street in VIII
minglon could be constructed by the
state Highway Commission, should IL
desire 10 do 80.
Tile Wilmington paid fire department
bin and the bin 10 consolidate the city
departments and provide for one head
lf each department, and abolish the
present commissions, was one OF the
bills Killed.
The income tax law amendment, in
crcasing the exemption TO $1,000 "A year,
and removing The exemption Of pro-
recds from farming and rents, was
passed. 10 does not apply to last years
,incOme. however. but Will apply TO in
come received during 1912
The new Slate school code was pass
ed. but The Wilmington Board Of Edu-
.,c1iion reorganization bin was defeated
The Legislature also authorized an
appropriation for a $4,000 wing TO the
Stale House as q memorial TO Della
wares soldiers, sailors and marines. \
new Washington street bridge in Viii
mington. TO cost SGOO,OOO and TO be paid
i0r by a county bold issue, was au-
llOriZcd
Extensive improvement OF highways
i.y New Castle county were sanctioned,
The Legislature went on record in
favor Of salary increases for public OF
flcials from the judges 10 county Office
clerks. but provided no salary raise for
the attorney generals department. A
long list OF salary increases was voted.
an this respect The Legislature made a
record
A reconstruction commission was
provided for, TO look afler welfare
Continued on PAGE Two.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
CHILD MAY SURVIVE
BRAIN INJURY

The condition Of Pearl James the
young Negro child, who sustained con-
cussion OF the, brain when run down
by an automobile at Eleventh and Tat
nah streets several nights ago, was re-
ported as improving at the Delaware
Hospital today.
George A. Repp, a discharged soldier
OF Rochester, n. Y, who was operating
the automobile at the time he is all
legged TO have run down The child, IS
being held under $1,000 bail on a charge
of assault and battery. and will he
given a hearing in City Court on April
g6
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
Conference TO
MEET NEXT YEAR
N Grace Church
Most Of Morn ng Session
Devoted to Reading
Of Reports
Still TALKING OF
PASTORAL CHANCES
SIAN Correspondent.

STAFF spOndcnt.
CIIESTERTOWN, Nd, March 2I.-
Wilmington Methodist Episcopal Con
ference devoted most of This morning
I 10 listening 90 The reading OF Tie an
/ nual reports of ihc Rev. nr Robert
/ Watt, superintendent of Wilmington
district and the Rev. Dr. Vaughan $.
Collins. superintendent Of salisbury
/ district
Dr. Watt reported q total OF $4,000
| contributed 10y the district toward Che
fund 90 liquidlte The indebtedness of
/ TIE Wesleyan COLLEGIATE Institute al
Dover, formerly known as the VII
mingion Conference Academy. nr. Watt
/ pointed out that The contributions did
not come alone from Mcihodisis.
Among the contributors. hc said. were
Henry j. scott. who gave 5000: for
mer senator Willard salisbury. who
gave $1,000; John j. H1skOb. member
OF the Catholic Church. who gave 500.
David Sncllenburg, member Of the
Jewish faith, who gave 500, and John
>. hossell, a member OF the Catholic
Church, who gave $50
Dr. Collins in telling Of the difficult
ties OF a smallpox outbreak, The innu-
enza epidemic and>fnuddy roads that
hampered the work on Salisbury dis
trict during the past' year. caused a
general laugh when ne added:
And then 90 crown our difficulties
as though smallpox, compmect.nes and
influenza were not enough. early IN
December. over The unanimous protesN
OF the superintendent of salisbury
District. President Woodrow Wiislr
snapped his fingers IN the face Of Con
gress packed his grip, turned The ke'
/ IN the White House door and LETT th
I country. . icmporaiA % mnrcsf
Grace Church. Wilmington. invited
Conference % hold next years session
there. The invitation was extended 10y
Tie Rev. Dr.. ]. n. Sumwalt. the pastor.
who said that Grace would De glad 10
entertain the ministers i'm the good old
fashioned way While The pastors viii
De entertained free. 70 has not been
decided whether free entertainment
VIII be provided FOR the members OF
Tie laymen's conference. The invita-
ton of Grace Church was accepted.
The Revs. !. p. Otis, j. w. Easley
and W. W. White were placed on the
T O.
The following were elected Confer
ence iriers of appeals The Rcys. r. r
Bauchamp- +. +. Carpenter, =. /. Hof-
fecker. e.. r. Anderson. r. Z. Terry with
IT, W. Ewing in reserve.
Talk Of Changes.
lt is fairly ccrta that the greater
number of changes I'm ministerial ap-
pointmenls VIII come within Whining
ton and Easton districts. About the
only change now i'm sight for salisbury
district will bc at Cape Charles, Va,
whore the Rev. j. w. Easicy is pastor.
Dover district pastors are looking for
few changes.
A report is current that The Rev. J.
A. Leach now OF SudlersVillc, VIII be !
appointed TO Greensboro.
The Rev W G.. ko0ns will not ask
4. CONTINUED on page two)
Evening journal., 1919-03-27

40. Ukranians and Poles fighting
over portions OF Gallcia and Ukrania.
A. Germans opposing advance Of
Poles into Posen and possession Of
Dlnzig
~ Poles hight 90 keep Bolsheviki on
OF Poland.
f3. Liihuanians oppose spread o
IBolshcyism into Lithuania
i a. Bolsheyiki fry 90 drive back al
! lied forces on Archangti front.
A. Firms ight iJ check spread o
BOlshCvism.
iG. French and Czechs are lghiing
B0lsheviki around Odessa
e. Georgians are resisting spread OF
Bulshcvism into Caucasus.
IS. Ukranilns Oyerrun by BOlshe-
VII. try 90 cVpel them.
50. MOnarchists of Portugal sim
make feeble attempts 20 overthrow re-
Lblic.
20. Internal struggles of Germany 20 Z
Pat down Spartacan uprlsinss con-
inue.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27

Twenty lighting ceniors exist in Eu-
rope and Northern Africa.
4. Spanish fight Raisuli, the bandit,
In the Spanish zone OF Morocco. lie Is
said 90 be backed by German money
>. French are lighting Turkish forces
in Tripoli.
3. Egyptian naiionalisls are making
trouble for British forces
&. Bedouin tribes have aliacke,
British forces IN middle Egypt and Gen
ccai Allenby has been sent back 10 re-
Isi0re order.
3 Caial0nilns continue Violent ef
forts fQ win separation from Spain.
6. JugO-Siays and Italians are re-
strained from flying at each others
ihroats only by the presence OF allied
police. Serbians ready for advance into
Hungary 90 battle Bolshetism.
Z. Hungarians battle Ru. anians
over possession OF Transyl,ania.
3. Hungarians oppose advance OF
Poles IN portions OF Gllicia.
@ Czech0-Sl0yaks advancing into
because OF Bolshcyik menace.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
SUSPECT YOUTH AS
.ROOMTNG HOUSE THIEF

Suspected Of being implicated in a
number Of thefls Of articles from room
ing houses. Robert Kern. 26 years old,
Of Paterson, y. j., was arrested yes
terday by Detective Sergeant King. on
complaint Of Mrs Elizabeth Blest who
conducts a boarding house at No. 900
Tainall street. The case was continued
until tomorrow by Judge Churchman in
Municipal Court this morning.
10 is alleged that Kern rented a room
in the boarding house of Mrs. Blest last
Friday. having no baggage. and yester-
day started from the house with a
valise containing clothing.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
FIND P0LANDER
DEAD In HOTEL

Tho lifeless body OF a Pole. known as
"John," who had been staying at the
White Horse Hotel, at second and Tat
nail streets. for several weeks, was
found In a bed on ihe third floor OF
ihat hotel today
Deputy Coroner Nichols removed the
body 90 the morgue, where 10 is being
held for Identification. Nothing was
found on the body that would furnish
a clue as 20 the mans name or his
people.
As The man had been complaining Of
being unwell for several days. it is
thought that death was due 20 natural
causes. Dr. II. NJ. Briggs VIII perform
a post m0riem.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27

gIad Wr. IaitS
The amendments then cabed the President
channels and the President personally acknowledged
later la
ic did not indicate however what being
further White
closed that the President has all
league Of nations
simultaneously with this development
mate with the President today that he
10 constructive criticism of the when
definite suggestions had been
utilized these attempting 20 modify the
satisfactory Admiral a
President is working night and barng under the
President Wilson is understood
2 about April the crucial
This for the that cabling
gcion he urged haste Dispatch confidence IS ,od
that the league reded
suggestion will meet the demands of
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
BY EDWARD BiNG.
Nit'u hft>N HAdh 'hiiNof'h"'"'s
Copyright, 1919, by the United Press.

BUDAPEST.
established
liberty. British
diminished.
Everything
as " as the poor
red being purely volunteer basis onscrpon
ande
addition they their families
Officers picked purely their careful examination of their
records Indications onened
q thc
Evening journal., 1919-03-27

Law courts have been abolished and
supplanted by revolutionary tribunals.
composed OF a chairman and two mem-
bcrs. They are virtually I'm contln-
uous session and justice is melted out
rapidly and encctually with more con-
sderation for real justice than mere
law. Punishment Is carried out im-
mediaiely after sentence is pronounc-
Ell. The death penalty can be pro-
nounccd only by unanimous vote Of
The tribunal.
AL industries have been ordered Co
are being formed 90 insure fair disiri-
button OF the scaniy supply OF raw
materials.
Rcquisition from private families are
forbidden
Spreading Of false news is severely
punished
All titles and rank9 are abolished.
shopkccpcrs have been ordered iol
prepare a list OF their stocks and DAM
accounts. This Is merely FOR me m
/ formation 1f ihc government ann u
Iailcmpt will be made io sfNf eur,
Sirps have been taken io su'7',,l
cash for checks whenever
+ The stock EXCHANGE his
+ cd 60 corporations .,..i q, ihc
/ Public baths musi De- op.n." and no
( t,i.,- ,iass ANA school cllli'tl' "1"
cbarre win be made 10 i'en. =, y" lbrr nj
ysfe bathrooms ihcwi-e are '' '''''
disnosal on Saturdays. ,,... q, ,s-
'IIht,nearlan workmen' mee'lns ~ 6e Se
rion. parts OF The country. nav, nssf u, o,
.iorcd iod their unanimous appfoNal o'
~ , reforms Instituted by ihe cohiiiiuh'
Isl government
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
Here's 0ae Desirable War
By The United Press

BY The United Press.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. March ~
Gasolifc was selling at ~ cents q
gallon in Memphis tuday-prac-
tically One-half the price charged q
week ago-as The latest Development
in am Old-fashioned pricc-cuitinD
war between the Standard oil Com
pany and the Gulf Refining Com
pany.
The Gull Company today dropped
its price TO ~ cents retail ana y
cents 10 independent filling stations.
The Standard oil Company is seiiihy
for f5 cents retail and IL TO hiiiny
stations, but an immediate droP ."
this price is expected. .hc
Gulf officials charge i"'' o-e
standard started The war 10 i''''
them ont.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
AUSTRIANS NOW FEAR OUTBREAK BY BOL SFTEVIKI
WILSON RECEIVES TAFT'S
CHANGES IN LEAGUE
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-EN-Presi-
dent TAFT is working by cable with
President Wilson in an effort TO SO
amend The league of nations covenant
~ 10 make IL acceptable 10 opposition
Republicans.
This was officially disclosed today
when the White House let IL be known
that the peace conference in Paris now
i working on four amendments 10 the
covenant written by Taft at President
Wilson's request.
The amendments have 10 do largely.
IL is said, with safeguarding the Monroe
Doctrine, one Of the foremost points OF
contention between the President and
Republican Senator's.
Taft drafted his proposed amend
ments shortly after President Wilson
returned 10 France. Before dispatch
inn them. however, ne asked Secretary
Tumuliy 10 inquire of the President.
whether suggestions were IN order
Ihf nrngfFrsftF tsner.ruslr.I hot L.. Ia
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
BY tbc United Press.

By tho United Press.
BERNE, March 27-Boishevist upris-
ings in Austria and Czecho- slovalsia
I ceivcd here today Any move in thoss
two countries against the HungarieF
Soviet government is expected TO -
cipiiaic ihc trouble.
The British military mission in yN
emma. il was reported, has notified the
| gorernment the allies arc ready 10 in
crease Austrias food supply if ordcr
is maintained.
The Austrian population is greatly
excited Over. events in Hungary, es-
pcciaIly in view OF their own economic
situation. MI restaurants In Vienna
are closed, there Is no gas or coal and
the meat ration has been reduced To
an iniinitesimal quantity. Bolshevism
is proving an increasing at
traction 10 substantial portions OF the
Fritz Adler, according TO
reliable information, is preparing TO
lead BOlsheyist uprising against the
present Austrian government.
In Prague. radical Socialists are de-
immcdiaio general nationally
alton. The entire Socialist party -
threat cuiuu n VtutEtl NbiN' ~ o. -
fort is made 20 mobilize against Hun
gar y.
UncOnfrmcd reports have been re
ceived that formidable Czecho-Slov- :
ak army already has begun invasion OF
Hungary occupying the important
city OF Raah. about midway between
Vienna and Budapest)
The latest adviccs received here in
dicaie Hungarian communism is max
inq the Russian Soviet republic appear
rather conservative. Everything IS
beinq nalionalized and the most severe
penalties are provided for any form OF
resistance.
Bella Kun. the new foreign minis'eri
is said to have been in prison VIZ"
Count Karolyi decided 10 turn inc so'-
ernment over 10 him. -, in
Friends Of former Emperor ,,,s hes
Switzerland declare he VIII IvcVS""
! Continued on Page I'NoJ
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
DROVE CAR WITHOUT LICENSE.

ln Munlclp1T L0nrI Ills m0rnlng
John II. Robinson, Negro. pleaded
guilty TO operating an automobile with
out an operators license and was fined
$40 and costs.
The case Of Edward Smith, charged
with violating the traffic rules, was con-
tlnuod for further hearing until Tues
day morning. He is alleged TO have ran
into the rear Of a truck driven by VIII
lis Kane, Negro, after the signal had
been given by the latter, that he was
going to slow down at Tenth and French
streets on Tuesday. The continuance
was granted TO allow Smith to obtain
witnesses.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
DAVID H. MEGILL,
PROMINENT MAN, DEAD

David II. Mesifl, one Of the best known
OF Wllmingtonians, died at his home,
No. 1880 Market street this morning Of
pneumonia. For years Mr.. Megill was
la Wilmington butcher lie was promi-
ncnt in the Masonic fraternity and a
member Of Oriental Lodge. The fun
cral will take place on Saturday after
noon with interment in Biyeryiew Gem
ctcry.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
HUNS SANKl25
AMERICAN Ships
DURING THE war
Britain Heaviest Loser With
Total of 3l47 Vessels
Sent to Bottom
NEUTRAL NATIONS
ALSO HEAVY Losers
BY Tile I-nlled Pros.

By Tile United Press.
WASHINGTON, March American
shipping suffered comparatively little
30 the hands Of German submarines
during the war. according 10 complete
figures on Allied and neutral ship losses
made available today.
only i25 American vessels were lost
rs compared 10 3.li7 British. In ton
mage figures the United States lost
,3S5,9G0 tons against Britain's 7SissIO,
Navy Department figures show.
Neuirals and some Of The smaller
Entente nations suffered more than the
United States Greece lost iG2 vessels
and Norway ISL
Grand totals. covering sinkings from
August 1911. 90 November 1. 1918. are
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
ACCusEp OF GAMnLINC

Lharsed Win operating a gaming de-
vice in offices in the dupont building,
George w. Eakin was arrested yesier-
day by Oflcer Sweeney. His case was
continued until Tuesday by Judge
Churchman in Municipal Court this
morning at the request OF ]. Frank Ball.
Eakin is alleged to have employed a
boy to sell chance cards in the Offices at
s. each.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
FINE WOMAN sPEEDER.

Pleading guilty 90 a charge of speed
ing. Caddy j. Williams was fined s25
and COSTS by Judge Churchman IN Mn
nicipal Cour. this morning She was
arrested while driving al a rate OF q
miles an hour in Pennsylvania avenue
by Onlccr Pierce.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
sso rINE Enn AssAILT.

Afier an investigation of The case
nv Court officer Mcdaniel. judge
Churchman in Municipal Court this
morning, fined Ernest Jones, Negro, $50
and costs for assault and battery un
Theresa France The ease N1s heard
several days ag9
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
TnnAA,s rE,Iprn,rIinr
SUN AND TIDES.
LOST AND FOUND.

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I OST-IN RICHARDSON PARK, POCK-
IL aebOOk containing five one dollar bills
and two dollars in change Reward If re-
turned 20 John Il. Boys, Belmont Ave,
Richardson Park. mar27-2t
~antinued on page fourleen.l
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
NO RECEPTION FOR DE VALERA.

DUBLIN the fact that Professor Edward De
arrived here late yesterday there
demonstrations leaders urged that procession in
honor Of the Irish president be called of.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
EGYPT QUIET AGAIN.
Carlo, Marcl

CARLO March e5Delayed) Aehby. conqueror OF
Palestine who has been appointed military commander OF Egypt
here officially announced that the situation
continues and that opposition the British authorities
is dying out.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
PREDICr COAST srnRM.

By the United Press.
WASHINGTON. March p. - Storm
warnings have been hoisied along the
Atlantic Coast from Jacksonville, Fla.,
60 Nantucket, Mass.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
HUNGARIAN REVOLT
WITHOUT BLOODSHED

(Foloung be
this ognir, since the Bosh government set up at budapest
eaecuay representatives
treated that Hungary has declared the Entente and that there
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
Rv The United Press

LONDON, March 27,-tnti-Bolshevik
forces have begun strong offensive In
the DivinsL region, according TO wire
less dispatch received from Moscow to-
day. The communique said the Boi-
she,iki are defending their positions
near the Miosa River.
Heavy fighting was reported In pro-
aress in Iivonia and along the Tuklzut-
Mitau hallway.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
BOLSI&EVfST UPRISENGS
IMMINENT IN AUSTRIA
AND CZECHO-SLOVAKIA
British Promise For
ner Nation More
Food if Order is
Maintained. People
Greatly Excited
BESSARABIA
UNDER SOVIETS
BY the United Press.

BY the United Press.
WARSAW. May - Delayed.-Besssr-
abba has proclaimed its Independence,
established "A soviet republic and he
gun an offensive against the Rumsnisn
army Of occupation. a dispatch from
ChOtin announced today.
Bessarabia was former pro,incc OF
Russia. bordering Rumania on the
northeast. u has been claimed and oc-
cupied by Iiumania.
The Bcssnrahiar army has captured
the important town Of Ssdagora and
Is pushing the Rumanians across the
Pruth River toward Larqu.
The belief was expressed here that
the Russian Bolsheviki are engineering
the Bessarahian campaign for the pur-
pose OF establishing direct communi-
cation between Moscow aud budapest.
VI. Liskim heads the new Bessarsbian
gOYcrnmer'.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
ttss. .res YANKEES DEMoBTLIzED.

BY The United Press. ,, 4,
WASHINGTON March g7IneomPeo reports up 10 '.l'' -
=. ,..s,s.. Of enlisted men lasies the War Depart
men stated officially today
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
s,o,,xs CUT BUDAPEST RAILWAY.

o,noy March e7clechO-sloyak forces have crossed the
.,,, ,o Budapest-venna railway. news agency dis
match from Base reported today
Evening journal., 1919-03-27

This apparently refers the occupation of Raab. which
,b Of tbe Danube midway between Vienna and Budapest
Evening journal., 1919-03-27

4 feeling OF securIi. goes with
GLOVER DAIRY MILK.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
CLOVER DAIRY MILK

charmed, pasleUrl1ed and pure.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1919-03-27
WEATHER

Fsin this afternoon and 10
niuht; much colder tuuialus
Friday faE' and coldui-; strOns
south shifting 10 northeast
winds tunigiIt.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-09-05
Revival at the Baptist Church.

Revival at the Baptist Church.
Begins Thursday 4th, at 3 p,
M. It Is requested that alL Chris
tians in Glenmora and communi-
ty cooperate from the first SER
vice, making this a sure enough
revival of Jesus Christ.
We desire that His deciples
may be instruments in winning
many lost ones to Him, the only
Savior.
The singing will be led by bor-
ther Willie Lights, one of our own
Louisiana boys, recently return
ed from army service. The prea-
ching will he done by the pastor.
Let every child of the Heavenly
King Come praying; Come help
sing and thus preach the gospel
which is the power of God unto
salvation to everyone that beliey-
eth. Rom. /: 16. Let US, like Paul,
show to the world that we are
notashamed of the gospel. And
may all be like David, say;
| was glad when they said Let
US go into unto the house of the
house of the Lord.
A cordial welcome to all.
Fraternslly, P. W. Lotion,
Pastor.