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The Washington herald., 1919-01-05
SONS OF VETERANS.

On New Year Day Commander J.
Clinton Hiatt and his staff of Will
lam b. Gushing Camp. No. 30, called
upon Mrs. John A. Logan and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker, at
their home, 2523 Thirteenth street
northwest She expressed her delight
in receiving the sons of those whose
fathers fought in the civil war.
Afterward Commander Hiatt and
his staff made calls upon the Daugh-
ters of Veterans, Sons of Veterans
auxiliaries the several ladies' cir
cles of the Grand Army of the Re-
public, including Department Com
and Woman's Relief Corps of the De-
partment of the Potomac, G. A. r., at
C. A. r. Hall on Pennsylvania avenue
northwest Mony members of the
Grand Army of the Republic, includ-
ing Department Commander NJ. w.
Mawson and his staff. were enter
tanned by the several affiliated or
ganizations at this hall.
Members of William B. Gushing
Camp. No. 30; Lincoln Camp, No. 2,
and George H. Thomas Camp. No. IL.
have expressed their sincere SYM
pathy to Commander Ambrose l..
Grindley, of Lincoln Camp. No. 2.
over the death of his wife, Mrs. Cath
crime HARRISON Grindley. She was a
very popular member Of Gushing
Auxiliary, No. 4, and the Daughters
of Veterans. She was buried in Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Services were held
at Sacred Heart Church. Fourteenth
street and Park road northwest.
George II. Thomas Camp, No. IL.
will elect its officers Monday, JAN
uary q. at D. m. in its hall at 314
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. In
stallation will occur the same evening
and Past. Division Commander Ever
EFT F. Warner will be the installing
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ARMY JUSTICE FAIR,
TRIAL LAWS MODERN
Gen. Ruckman Brands Charge That
Military Rulings Are Questionable.

Boston. Jan. 4-Brig. Gen. John W.
Ruckman. who commanded the De
partment Of the South during the race
riots in Texas. for which a number
Of negro troopers were hanged. today
branded as absolutely false" the
charges of George 7. Page, president
of the American Bar Association, that
the Justice OF the United States army
is questionable.
In answer 10 Pages charges thst
justice In the army is meted out under
ancient laws. RUckman declared that
the laws undo. which army justice ts
now dispensed were enacted in 1916.
Col. George ii Dunn. judge sdvo-
cate in the department OF the south
at the time Ok the Texas riots, jolted
Ruckm8n is denying all PAGES
charges
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MASONIC.
ws.hinxten Centennial Lodge.

The regular communication OF
Washington Centennial Lodge, on
January Is. in lodgeroom No. 1. New
Masonic Temple. will be known as
"military night" The NJ NJ. degree
will be conferred by distinguished
past masters and officers from all
parts Of the country. including the
Philippine Islands. assisted by our
famous degree team under the direc-
tion of Capt. Nyman.
A cordial invitation is extended TO
each and every member Of the IRA
ternity, especially those in uniform.
The good attendance at the first
meeting of the year. New Year even
ing, was very gratifying to then Of
ficers. 1t is hoped the meetings will
be well attended throughout the year.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-05
LOOKING BACKWARD
By CAPT. J. WALTER MITCHELL.

The citizens of Washington have always been donors
the sacred charity they have responded
with alacrity In the
however the giving ndmnate there but
charity associations and they connected with of the
churches.
The first bring about organized relief for the
1882 informed by venerable citizen The
Hope Help Society formed that through the ef
forts of society women and the about fifteen
Senators and besides several high Off
added to the membership downtown
dispensing station" as it the
little building numbered the north side OF street. between
Ninth and Tenth northwest THIS structure gabed and WITH
its odd windows still standing
people the Hope and Help Society
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EASTERN STARS.
ST, Johns Lodge Chapter.

st Johns Lodge Chapter, Order OF
the Eastern Star. will celebrate It's
birthday at its meeting on January S.
1919. There will be a program. re-
freshments and dancing. There will
be a card party given for the benefit
n, the chapter at SOl NJ street north
4 kst on the evening OF January s;
, -dso a dance at Dupont Studio on
the evening of January IA. The mem
bers of the order are invited to at
tend all of these functions.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-05
THE EXHAUSTED
BUSINESS MAN

mesaihc iron must q through a digestive Trpc
ess 10 transform them into organic irou-N
st-d Iron-b~iore they are ready 10 BE- taken
M and sssimiated By the human system. Not
withxtxnding all that has t-ecn said and written
this subject by well-kn0~n Physicians thou
sands Of people still insist In dosing Themselves
with metallic iron simply, ] suppo-e. beczuSe Il
oo.ts a few cents les2 ] strongly sdrise readers
in all cases 70 set a physicians prescription fus
orrauic irun-Nunated lnoa-0 n you dun't
want 20 80 TO tins truuhle theu purchas. ouly
Nussted Iron In its original psckass and ~
that tins particular name t>uxsted lroal az
pesrs on the pSctase n you hare taken Irrns
rations such a. Nu1 and Iron and other STINT.
lu iron products and failed to set results. ~
menbef that such produets are an entirely
different thing frusn Nu1ated Iron
Msnufacture-s' Note Nuxated Iron which has
he-n used 10 1T. S-iiiyan and oshers with a1rb
Surprising rcsults and which Il fresCrit~d and
recommended shove b. phy2cians l. NOD a -
CRIT remedy. but one which b well Known o.
druggists everywhere. Unlite the older inCr-
game irco PRODUCTS u he easily sssiuilatei and
dos nnt inlure the tecth msks them black nor
uIect the stomnrh- The manufs 81 trerF l1Iarur
tee successful and entircly sstisfzrtoy resuts 20
even Isrrchasef O. thry wil refund ynsf m1llrg
II is dispensed IN this ctY by fcorle's DTug
stxeS- L~sxett Company and an other aru-sisII
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grand chancellor

Century-Decatur. grand chancellor,
James N. Kline.
Franklin Lodge has been refreshed
by the return of r. L. Glading, who
has secured his discharge and re-
turned home from the war service
and assumed his duties in Pythian
lines as the keeper Of records and
seal of his lodge. which position he
has filed for long time with credit
to his lodge and himself.
The public installation at Pythian
Temple next Tuesday night. by
Grand Chancellor j. M. Kline, prom
ises to be the event of the season in
Pythian circles.
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to. be placed in the exhibit of books.
original manuscripts, pictures and
songs which are TO be auclloned of
during the evening.
number of boxes have already
been sold and the tickets are to be
placed on sale on Monday. Tho boxes
and tickets are In the hands o. Miss
The Washington herald., 1919-01-05

For want q iron YOU may be N cd man
at thirty dull Of ntellect, poor in memory,
nervous irritable and all rundown. while
at fifty or sixty. with plenty Of iron in your
blood you may still be young In feeling fun q
life, your whole being brtmnins over with
vim and enerp.
"A, proof q this tsie the case Of Former
United States Senator and Nice-Pres'dentiai
Nominee Charles A. Towne. who at past ss
is still a yeTitsble mountain Of tireiess ener-
~ senator To~ne says: I have found Nu1-
ated Iron Of the srestest benefit as tcuie and
reyulatire. Henceforth ] shall not be without
it. am in s-positioo 10 testify for the benefit
Of Others to the remarkable and immediate
helptulne~ Of this remedy, and ] unhesitat-
insly recommend Nursted Iron TO all VINO
feel the need OF renewed eDerU and the
regularity Of bodily functions
There there Is former Health Commissioocr
William x. keu, Of Chicsgo, who is past the
three-score year marx. lot sill viroruus ae-
tive. fun Of hfe, vim and enersy. Former
Health Commissioner Kerr SAYS he believes
his orn personal activity today is largely due
to his use Of Nuxstsd Iron and that he be
he,es II ought 70 he prcsTibed by every
physician and used in esery bossstsi in the
county.
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ODD FELLOWS.

NIOnday-UniOn, No. II. and Beacon. No. Is.
Installation: Langden. No. D. degree.
Tuesdsy-W Washington. No. 8. Golden Rule No.
a. Mt. Pleasant. No. n. and Amity. No. z,
Installation.
wednesday Eastern No. :. and Harmony. No.
9. Joint installation; Friendship. No l2. in
sfallatiol
Thursday- Columbia. No. 10. degree: Covenant
No -. degree: Excelsior, No. Il. installation
Phoenix. No. q installation; salem. No 2, in.
staliation-
Friday-Central. No. I. degree; Metropolis, No,
ENCAMPMENT.
Nonday-Mt. Nebo. 10. 4. installation.
weiresday-C Columbian. No. l. installation.
saturday-CantOn Washington, No. /, drill.
Eastern Lodge. No. :. will COM
nence the new year by holding a
point installation with Harmony
Lodge. No. 9. on Wednesday even
ing. The officers will be installed
BY Grand Representative John II.
Wood. assisted by a corps of past
grands from Federal City Lodge. No.
20. The entire membership OF Ha--
mony Lodge will be the guests VI
Eastern Lodge on this occasion. The
Following meeting of the lodge Will
be given up to degree work Many
sew features have been added to
the rendition OF the floor work by
Degree Director W. E. Lawson.
LAngdon Lodge. No. 26, will not
install their officers elect until Tues
day evening, January IL. when
Grand Guardian John d. Yoakley,
assisted by Special Deputy Grand
Master ]. II. Broderick and a corps
OF past grands from Columbia, will
install the officers at public in
stallation. The same evening i'm
mediately after the installing of the
ofricers of Lsngdon Lodge. Past
Noble Grand Miss Emma Grigsby
will install the officers of Fidelity
Rebekah Lodge, No. Z.
In accordance with a special re-
quest made by Metropolis Lodge, No.
ls. TO have Grand Representative
w. w. MILAN install the officers of
their lodge with the officers of Cen
rral Lodge. the officers of both
lodges were installed ON Friday
evening. a large number of members
were present
Following the installation of officers
Tuesday evening at Mount Pleasant
Nr
The Washington herald., 1919-01-05
Donate Milk for Fine.

Shear and Company, of Waco. Tex.
the largest wholesale grocery house
in that State. have agreed 20 make
a voluntary contribution Of con-
densed milk amounting to s4,SO7. to
the Free Mix for France Fund in
lieu OF punishment by the Food
Administration for prohteering in
canned corn and tomatoes
The Washington herald., 1919-01-05

NJ. g.; C. r. Brooks. I'd M. G.; ]. C.
Maer. sentinel, and william ].
Mitchell. picket.
All members of the order are in-
vited. Refreshments will be served.
Georgetown Tent. No. 6. will have
their annual banquet on Thursday,
February 3. All members of the or
der are invited.
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THE TIRED
NERVOUS
HOUSEWIFE

clan Of Bellevue Hospital COutdoor Dept. New
York. and the westchester County Hospital
said: Modern methods Of cooking and the rapid
pace at which people Of this crntury live have
made such an alarming increase in iron de-
hcienCy in the blood Of American men and
women that have often msrveled at the lIrEe
number Of people who lack irou in the blood
and who never suspect the cause of Their weak
nervous rundown state. Lack Of iron in the
blood not only makes a man . physicsl and
mental vesktnf, nervous irritable, easily ia
The Washington herald., 1919-01-05
THE
.RUH-DOwN"
BUSINESS
WOMAN

But IN my opinion yCu
can't make these Strpnf. VIZ,
orcus, suco-s<ful. sturdy. ir0u
msn By feeding then on me-
tAl.lc iron. IN % forms 81
The Washington herald., 1919-01-05

4sueu, put dt utterly rOD- MN
Of that yirile force. that STAN
ina and strenrth Of will which
are 50 necessary TO succcss and
power In every walk Of life. II
may also transform g beautiful,
sweet tempered woman into one
who Is cross, nervous and irri-
table. have strongly emphA
sised the great necessity q ply
Scisus making blood erzmins-
tions Of their weak, sn.e1nic.
run down patients. Thousands
Of persons go on year after year
suffering from physical weakness
ard a highly nervous condition
due to lack of sufficient iron in
their red blood corpuscles with
out ever realizing the true cause
Of their trouble. Without irou
in your blood your food
merely passes through the
body. something like corn
through an old mill with
rollers so wide apart that
the mill can't rind.
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Who Should Take Nuxated
Iron and Why They
Should Take 1t THE ELDERLY
Physician Explains gives Prac-
teal Advice on What to Do to
Help Build Up Your Strength,
Power and Endurance and In
crease the Red Blood Corpus
cles.

Commenting on the
use Of NuIsted Iron
a. a tonic, strength
and blood builder. DT.
James Francis Sulli-
VAN formerly phvS-
The Washington herald., 1919-01-05

Following the installation of officers
Tuesday evening at Mount Pleasant
Lodge. No. .2s. Noble Grand Frank NJ.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
CALENDAR.

Monday January 6-Amzranth, No. D; Cen
tury. No. %
Tuesday, January WEBSTER No. T; Excel
sior. No. Il; Capitol. No a; Myrtle. No. s,
Wednesday January 8-Mt Vernon, No. 5;
Equal. No. II.
Thursday January s-Frankln. No .
Friday January 10 -Syraclsian
saturday, January ll-Ways and Means Com.
mittee.
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! After that comes the ball for the
Children's Hospital, The charity
ball of each season-to be held IA
| usual at the Willard. That is COM
ing along swimmingly. The ladies in
charge of the box sale announce four
| additional boxholders in the persons
of Nine. Bakhmeten, Mrs. Letter,
Miss Clapp and Mrs. Bowers-making
thirty-seyen in ALL And" Mrs
| Merriam announces triumphantIy,
f"we're going to sell two more; and
that record. We never sold
more than thirty-one before" Ac-
cused jokingly of selling more than
/ they had, she admitted it, explaining
| happily, I'VE haven't them; but we
will have. We re having extra ones
built"
| The reception committee for tina:
ball consists of Nine Christian Hause.
! Mrs. Locker, president of the hes.
pital board: Mrs. James Wadsworth.
! ir., Mrs. Mahlon Pitney, Mrs. Horace
! westcott. Mrs. John s. wilkins and
i Mrs. Rudolph. ~
Mrs. woodrow Wilson heads the list
| of distinguished patronesses for Tn,
| authors carnival and ball, which is
| 20 De given by lHt l<thSue OI ftnerl-
/ can Fenwomen in the Willard ball
| room the night of the 18th Of Febru-
| ary and afternoon of the 18TH At
| the evening entertainment preceding
| the ball, which is in fancy dress, those
! attending taxing parts Of some great
character of fiction, Miss Julia Arthur
will give the readings which she has
| been so successful in. In benefits in
1 New York and Boston Nine Isanora
Sparkes. of the Metropolitan Opera
| Company, the most brilliant coloratura
singer in the country, will come from
| New York for the evening TO sing
| Other distinguished artists and writer's
have consented to aid and corporate
with the league in their undertaking.
of making Washington a literary as
well as a political center.
! Mr. Wilson on. the eve of has de-
parture for Europe autographed his
latest book and one of his photo
/ graphs, and Mrs. Wilson presented
one of her autographed photoxraphs
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Monday-Mt. NebO. iSO. 4. installation.
wesiresday-C Columbian. No l. installation.
Saturday-CantOn Washington, No. /. drill.
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IN THE DAYS NEWS


Luis Cabrera, who is believed to be
in large measure responsible for
Mexicos attitude In the controversy
with the United States, holds the post
of Secretary of the Treasury In the
Carranza Government, and Is known
to be bitterly anti-American. Cabrera
is personally known In Washington,
having served as chairman OF the Mex
lean delegation on the joint commits
sion named In 1915 to dajustice on
differences between the United States
and Mexico For nearly twenty years
he has been a major figure In the
ranks OF Mexican progressives and
is credited with abilities OF high or
der. Oficially, he has been confined,
under the Carranza Administration, to
administration of the Treasury; but
practically, he is said to WELD a po-
tent influence in shaping the Car
rama policies with regards to both
the internal and external AFFAIRS OF
the republic.
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TOYAD's ANNIVERSARIES

1791-Peter d. vroom, governor OF
New Jersey for eight years and
a leader among the Jackson
Democrats, born at Hillsboro, N.
j.. Died at Trenton, November
IS, 1873.
1S37-Professo of Gottingen univer-
sity were deprived Of their Of
fees for protesting against the
King of Hanover's decree abol-
ishing the constitution.
1S38-British Government issued a
proclamation against the Chart
lists.
1ss4-Dr. Dudley A. Sargent of Har-
ward University proposed to
make athletics part Of the re-
gular curriculum for degree.
1910-Supreme Court of the United
States decided the officers Of the
Sugar trust" must be tried fol
conspiracy.
1914-Allies drove Germans from the
User and, occupied west banl
of the canal.
1s15-Germans reported withdrawing
to Bug River on Russian front
ls16-France chose a new cabinet un
der Premier BRAND.
1s17-British under Gen. Byng repuls
ed furious attack by German'
west OF Cambria.
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Third street NJ. E. Churcn.

Sunday School at $3.50 a. m. We
invite every member of our church
and all our friends to the Sunday
School. With our splendid teaching
force we are able to give the very best
service. Music led by orchestra.
Bring the children. Some important
things to be said about Christmas
which will please them?
Morning worship at 10:45. The pas
tor will preach. No evening church
service on account of Bible Society
service at First M. e. Church, South.
The usual devotional service of the
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WORDS FROM HOME
Statements That May Be Investigated
Testimony Of Maysville Citizens.

When q Maysville citizen comes to
the front, telling his friends and
neighbors of his experience. you can
rely on his sincerity. The statements
Of people residing in far away places
do not command your confidence,
Home endorsement is the kind that
backs Doan's Kidney Pills. Such tes-
timony Ia convincing. Investigation
proves 1t true. Below Is q statement
Of q Maysville resident. No stronger
proof of merit can be had.
George II. King, prop. grocery Gle
q. Second St., says: 81 have used
Doan's Kidney Pills off and on for
several years, getting them at CHAINS
lor's Drug Store and / have been
greatly benefited by them. Sometimes
the kidney secretions have been IRE.
gular in passage. l have. suffered Sc
verely with aches through the small
Of my back. When have been in that
way, l have used box or two Of
Doans Kidney Pills. They have never
failed to cure the attack in quick or
der"
Price soc, at all dealers. DOM
simply ask for q kidney remedy = gel
Doan's Kidney Pills the same thai
Mr.. King had. Foster-Milburn Co.
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
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TODAY's BIRTHDAYS

Princess Maria Christina, second
daughter OF the King and Queen Of
Spain. born In Madrid. years ago to-
day.
William p. Dillingham;. senior Unit
ed States senator from Vermont, born
at Waterbury. VI. rs years ago today.
Richard Yates. former governed Of
Illinois. born at Jacksonville, ILL.,, So
years ago today.
Alfred shrubh. at one time the un'
disputed king OF distance runners
horn IN England. Al years ago today
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In certain parts of the New Hebrides
the girl who hopes to become wife
must have her upper front teeth
knocked out on reaching the age OF
maturity-generally about thirteen
years. This operation is performed
by an old woman, who gives either
one smashing blow with stone or
several lighter taps. II the girl re-
fuses the ordeal she remains unmar-
ried and the scorn of all beholders.
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As Christmas approaches our
thought naturally turns to the Sunday
School. It is there we learn the les
son Of Christ's birth. We expect some-
thing to celebrate the greatest of all
anniversaries. Let every one whose
name is on our rolls be present next
Sunday morning promptly at $3.50 to
prepare for the celebration. The
church is the place to celebrate the
birth of the Savior of the world. Come
old and young.
There will be no service Sunday
night on account of the Union Bible
meeting at the First NJ. E. Church,
South.
]. ]. DICKEY, Pastor.
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ToDAY's EVENTS


Twenty-Five years ago died Sir John
Thompson, Canadian statesman and
premier.
The thirtieth anniversary of the
death of the English poet, Robert
Browning, will be observed today by
Browning societies in many parts Of
the world.
Today has been fixed as the date for
the Inauguration of new steamship
service between Norfolk and Havana.
The annual convention of the Assoc
citation OF Manufacturers Representa-
tives will begin its sessions today in
Philadelphia.
General Pershing and his stan are
screduled to pay visit Of inspection
today to Camp Mcclellan, at Annis-
ton, Ala,
The California State Society In
Washington. D. c., is to give banquet
tonight In celebration OF its 25th an.
niversary.
Teams representing Minnesota, Ill
inois and Iowa universities are to en-
gage In debate this evening on thu
Cummins plan for railway manage
ment.
The International Editorial sAssocia
ton, fraternal organization Of news
paper men formed in Chicago las
May, is to open It's first convention IL
Kansas City today.
The Kenyon bill, providing for thu
regulation of the meat packing in
dustry, is to be the subject of de
bate this evening between teams rep
resenting the State agricultural col
| leges OF Iowa and Minnesota.
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Christian Church.

Regular morning services with
Bible School at $3.50 and preaching by
the pastor 1890. This being the last
meeting in the Anex before we are
able to use the auditorium we urge a
wull attendance Of the members Of the
church. Union services in the evening
at the M. e. Church, South, In the In
terest of Mason County Bible Society
Strangers in the city will be welcome
at these services.
A r. STAHL. Minister.
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rirat Preshyterian Church.

Sunday School $3.50 a. m, Jas. b
Wood, superintendent.
Preaching by pastor 10:45 a. m.
AT night In Bible meeting at M. q.
South.
Endeavor meeting 6:15 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday 2 p. m.
All cordially invited to attend.
JOHN BARBOUR, Pastor.
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First M. i. Church. south.

First M. i. Church, South.
Rev. G. w. Williams of Germantown
will preach at 1O;45. The evening SER
vice at O'Clock will be union Of all
the churches in the interest of the
American Bible Society. Short talks
by the various pastors.
Get in that new class for young men
at the Sunday School. George Keith,
teacher. Something doing ]. C. Bur
we'll, Superintendent
w. d. wELBURN, Pastor.
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Church Of the Nativity.

Third Sunday In Advent, Dec. IA.
Services at 1O:45 a. m. and z p. m.
Sunday School at $3.50 a. m.
It is earnestly requested that every
member of the church be present at
the morning service and give in his
or her pledge and for the year 1920.
The amout of Duh parish budget and
of our quota of the Nation Wide Cam
paign fund be raised. Let every mem
Der do his or her duty and the money
will be pledged.
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Has Gone Up, But Price Remains the Same at M5 C.

Epworth League at 6:15 D. m.
The choir will meet at 2 p. m. to
practice Christmas Cantata.
We invite the public In general to
attend all our services.
WORTH s. PETERS, Pastor.
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First Baptist Church.

First Baptist Church.
Sunday School at $3.50 a. M, W. J.
Capiinger, superintendent.
Preaching at to:45 a. m. and at p
m. by the pastor. Morning subject
"The Holy Spirit" Evening subject
BE Not Deceived"
B. Y. p. u. at 6 p. m.
We invite you to all the services Oh
our church.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Pastor.