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rds advertising Socialist meetings or
lustrafins alleged BoIshevist atroci-
es. while to the left, In the French
Embassy, Marshal Foch's representa-
We gives orders. and to the right In
he Adlon are the American and Brit
Fh headquarters. At the wars end
be entry Of the Emperor and King
las been made at Amerongen!
The spoiled. weak-willed Kaiser Is
ot. nor was insane He may seem
9th at q distance. but how does he
ook at close range? The Pariser
late before the Brandenburg Gate Is
he best viewpoint for a retrospect
pon his life. A cripple. his left arm
Utmost lifeless and quite unusable.
pc cannot dress or undress alone. He
must employ an instrument combin-
|ng knife and fork to eat. Further.
from his youth a bad ear ailment has
roubled him. This rnisforSunAhe con-
|;eals as II 1t were a disgrace.
weakness to he Hidden.
In his opinion a Prince. King or
Kaiser must show no weakness 1t
would shake the faith in the Divine
|Fieht of rulership.
What, strength OF will this Prince
|has he uses up in concealing his
physical defects. He cannot mount
p horse without help, and plays as a
master of horsemanship. He can
hardly hold a rifie-must rest it on a
fork which a lackey deftly places be-
fore hin-yet the court hunting reg
ister shows unheard OF bags of game.
the victims OF his gun.
The best rider. hunter.> tennis. golf.
player-all 'theater''-all for
show.
This 9habit OF untruthfulness neces-
sarily resulted in the inability to live
in simple truthfulness. He who pre-
rends . character which nature denied
him. bsfore a court or a nation or the
earth. sbecomes either a comedian or
The Washington herald., 1919-05-17
What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer from II?

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table, it will do the work and not
harm the most delicate stomach.
Write the physician of this
Company and let him advise with
you. Advice is furnished without
charge. Address Swift Specific
Company, 253 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian
Science

The Churches Of Christ, Scientist,
OF Washington Are:
First Church-Columbis rd. ana
Euclid st.
second Church-N. f. Masonic
Temple. Sth and + ne.
Third Church-Masonic Temple
18th and y. Y. Ave.
Fourth Church - The Arcade,
18th and Park road.
subject. "Mortals & Immortals--
The Arcade, 18th street and Park
road (second fioor), 10 to 0
Except Wednesday evening
Sundays and holidays.
SERVICES:
Sunday, IL A. NJ. and T. NJ.
SUNDAY SCHOOI~l1 A. NJ
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEET
ING-First. Second and Third
Churches. s p. NJ; Fourth
Church. 7:45 p. NJ.
READING ROOMS:
Colorado BIdS- 18th and G <ts
Hours. 10 TO . owed. 40 to 6,
and Sun, ESQ TO $500.
1903 Adams Mill Ntd. N. w.
Hours. 10 to 3 (eNcept Wed.
eve. Sundays and holidays).
14S East Capitol St. Hours. IL
to Z (eNcept Sundays and holi-
days).
The Arcade. 18th and Park Rd.
(second floor, 10 to 9 (eNcept
"wednesday evening, Sundays
and holidays.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-17

ing his country. with whose interests
nn own inseparably bound. and
that ne did not bring about the war
with q walefui consciousness.
Charh Lsses EReetiveness.
But he had grown old. His charm.
which he had always oyerrated, lost
its effectiveness. He could not keep
up the role Of the young, impulsive
Kaiser. nor make the Transition to the
old parts. And without q part he
could not get along.
How the war. whose hardships
and dangers he dreaded. was made
appetizing for him II another chap
ter. Also how he ragged and trem-
bled through the war between IL
lusions OF triumph and fear Of the
near abyss.
The Kaiser Is not the instigatoI
OF war, but from the fear to secure
himself and his crown against dan
ger. he did invent the fatal lie about
the war was forced upon the Ger
man people by the London surprise
attack after long conspiracy" ar
unforgivable lie which has driven
even honest tnen and gentle women
to the belief that In self-preserva-
tion against such treachery every.
thing was permissible. no law OF
custom binding. the worst atrocity
hardly atrocious enough.
Mad No Sense Of Duty.
This lie was williams last trick.
cry. his desertion to Holland his
last stupidity. He had never learned
q sense OF duty or awe. Whence
should realization have come to
him that treaties are to be respected
as spiritual and artistic monumen nts
to be carefully preserved?
The man who ordered the break
into Belgium, the sinking Of the
Lusitania. the firing on the Cathed-
raj OF Rheims, was the same who
hauled Bismarck out ofN bed and
scolded him like a truant schoolboy
and chased him out of the service
like a thieving lackey.
Should one place him before a
court and punish him. make q
martyr OF him?
He has not the stature for a st. He
lena. The return from Elba was only
possible because the allies Of 1874 took
such a harsh attitude against the EN-
peror's person. from whom. people
angrily turned away. after Waterloo.
His Role Played Out.
Is not an idol no longer surround.
ed by servants punished? williams
shining role Is played out, II one suf-
fers him as a rich man with all his
costumes. orders and actors and lau.
rels to condemn himself to self-chosen
exile.
After the verdun failure, when his
encourage wanted to persuade him to
appoint Ludendorff as Generalissirno
under the firm name OF Hindenburg,
the Kaiser exclaimed: "I can't have
Hindcnburg roaring at me when ]
make my entry through Brandenburs
Gate"
On the Brandenburg Gate now pla-
cards invite to meetings OF Indepen-
dent Socialists. His Majesty keeps
court at Amerongen, and the Kaiser's
sailors only shrug their shoulders
when a non-com. of his hireling army
says, "Wilhelm's going to get it in
the neck"
The deserter Il scorned But pity
and national pride would be effective
recruiters for Kaiser tried before an
enemy court.
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Church OF the Covenant.

DR.. Charles Wood will preach at
the morning and evening services
at the Church OF the Covenant to-
morrow. His evening. subject will
be political and Religious Revolu-
ton and reconstruction" Rev. d.
III. Edwards will preach at the after
noon service. Capt Edwin T. Pol
lock viii be the war speaker at
7;la. Subject will be Naval Trans
port Work"
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Second baptist Church.

Sunday evening at the Second Bap-
tist Church. Fourth and Virginia av-
enue southeast, the pastor, Rev. How
ard !. Stewart, will give a patriotic
sermon in honor of our soldier lads
and the Salvation Army lassies, the
topic being "Doughboys, Doughnuts
and the Girls Behind the Guns"
At the morning service the sermon
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shiloh baptist Chur.s

ShiIdh Baptist Church (Stranper,,
Home) viii make an effort ton,orrov,
70 RAISE sio.ooo with which to clear
their house OF worship of debt
The church has been dividaa ,n,o
100 companies with a leader for eacb
company and every company Is ex-
pected to raise at least sI00 Rev
DR.. C. M.Tanner and his church CThs
metropolitan A A. E) and his choir
VIII attend the services at Shiloh in
a body tomorrow afternoon ana ass,s,
in the drive" Rev. DIR. Tanner
preaching the sermon.
Rev. DR.. Waldron will preach a spec
the choir will render extra ynnsic
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PURELY PERSONAL

James L. GLADDEN., OF the Treasury
Department, has recovered from a re-
cent illness and returned to work.
Miss Gladys r. Edwards, Of the
Bureau OF War Risk Insurance Is
visiting her home in Ns"'.h N J.
Miss Ruth V. Brown, of the Treas
ury Department, has returned from a
trip to her home in Roanoke, Va.
Thomas K Hurdle. OF Chattanooga.
Tenn. is in the city for a few days,
Norman W. Smith is in Boston.
Mass. for a short stay.
Louis o. Walker, Of the General
Land Office. has received a promo
tion.
Lieut.. Tom Pendergrast has returned
from overseas and is at Camp De-
vens awaiting his discharge.
Mark Miller. 5Sth Coast Artillery.
sailed from France on April IS. He
will remain at Camp Upton until he
receives his discharge.
Jackie" Maloney has returned from
overseas. after several months with
the aviation service.
warwick Montgomery, formerly a
student at George Washington Uni
Versity. Is attending the university
at Faulause. France.
Jack Breslin is in Bordeaux, France.
Miss Elizabeth Andrews Is visiting
relatives in New York.
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Sufferers Should Realize That Il
Is . Blood Infection and Can
Be Permanently Relieved.

Rhenmatism means that the
blood has become saturated with
uric aid poison.
Ii does not require medical ad-
vice p know that good health Is
absolrtely dependent upon pure
blood-s Wien the muscles and
jointss become sore and drawn
with fheumatism, it is not a wise
thing 10 take little salve and by
rubbing it on the sore spot, ex-
pect % get rid of your rheuma-
tics. You must go deeper than
that, down deep into the blood
where the poison turks and which
IS nor affected by salves and oint-
The Washington herald., 1919-05-17
CHURCH NOTICES.
PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH OF The COVENANT
Isth and n stH.
REV. CHARLES WOOD, ID,
MINISTER.
SUNDAY, NAY 18th.
CHURCH NOTICES.

SUNDAY, NAY 1Sth.
sfso DepartneatsI Graded SUNDAY
sns EVERYGIRB's BIBLE
CIsss. subyeett syShst 60 Do
- When Yes are Afraid.s
s,4s The. Cuibertspu Mes'. Glass
sabJects sTrsssportntien.-
1900 AII-Conerss Bible Class. Sub
tecfi .solufien Of the Bases
Problem,~ by Mr.. Roger w.
Bsbson. Dtreetor Generni OF
the Infsrnation and Eduea-
tien Service of 1he npar.-
Ess, Ess.e' o. ,sio ssSIs 18th
1000 Adult Class. taught by Mr
Justice Peelle.
IL 90 CHURCH SERVICE. sernes
by DE-. Wood.
$40 TWENTY SECOND Nsp.-
dress by Rev. ID. ". Edwards.
SPECIAL sOLOIsT. WHEEL
ER WILSON, BARITONE. A
program of devotional ususis
by the SOLO TRIPLE GUAR
TET. sydney Lloyd WHght-
SON, musical directors Harvey
murray. orGanist.
ESQ CWRiSTIAN ENDEASoR
yESPER SERVICE. led By
DIR. Danner, American secre-
tary Of the Mission 10 Lepefs
IafermaI .Tea-supPer" fol-
,us WAR SPEAKER, Capt. Ed-
win r. Pollock subject;
.Nnyal Transport work.
500 EVENING SERVICE. ser
mon by Dr. Wood. subject
aPoIiticaI and Religious
ReveIutiens and Reeenstrue-
tton.-
Three stIrriag anthems by
the EVENING CHOIR OF 1Sa
VOICES. seloIst. MARY
JACOBS, Contraito. sydney
Lloyd wrfahtson. director Of
muster Harvey Murray, or
ganisty Jewell Downs, ptan-
list.
THURSDAY. MAY 23pd.
syOo MID-wEEK SOCIAL PRAY
FIR SERVICE. DE. Wood Will
give n short address.
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Appeals to Capital and
Labor to Eliminate Reds

New York, May ls.-IndustriaI trou-
bles in America will be mininized by
capital and labor getting together and
eliminating the reds on both sides,
Mayor Ole Hanson, of Seattle, de-
clared in a statement here today.
The general attitude Of employers
toward the workers is changing, he
said
The Washington herald., 1919-05-17
First BaptIst Church,

In the absence OF DIR. Henry Allen
Tupper, pastor of the First Baptist
Church. Sixteenth and streets, who
is attending the Southern Baptist
convention at Atlanta, Ga. DR.. Ed
ward Pollard, OF Grocer Theolosical
Seminary. and formerly acting pas
tor OF this church for two years,
will preach at II a. m. and 8 p. m
on Sunday.
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Rev. George McCuIIouss Pre.ehcs.

DR.. John f. Briggs, pastor of the
Fifth Baptist Church. is out OF the
city attending the Southern Bap-
tist convention at Atlanta, Ga. This
Sunday at the morning service Rev.
George Mccullough will preach. and
at the evening service Judge Norris.
OF the. Department of Justice. will
speak
The Washington herald., 1919-05-17

and feels himself a. such In. every
hour, too, as poet, painter. sculptor.
composer, strategist, soldier. archi-
tect, pedagogue, historian. ship con-
structor. admiral, sailor. orator. horse-
man, hunter, theatrical manager. So
cial welfare politician, Statesman. the
ologian, Assyriologist and Sanskirt
discovered.
William is an IN all far ahead of
the most expert IN every field; car
ries all wisdom, science and art locked
In his breast, and always wears the
right costume for the part and mo-
ment. II he had been insane. the
clinical picture must have changed,
but In the thirty years he IL unchang-
ed; he has remained the same.
Seeks Flattery Always.
BY no means stupid, Of quick per-
ception. and with an unassorted heap
of knowledge and half-knowledge and
as wise as vain. seeking after effect,
and with an Unsuitable appetite for the
parade that can be about him. he toll
crates only blind admirers. q swarm
OF sweetishly sly darlings.
'In the conversations and letters OF
these half men from morn till night
ulCctlso SlcdIIlS lTOTn tncHt tuOhAho Iot
him as once for deity, but he makes
the best OF every real power which
does not soften under his pressure.
Wealth impresses him; many an
American Croesus has received bags
| OF compliments from him.
With the power Of the people too
this anxious compromiser would get
along. but this people never shows a
serious will to use its power. The ma
tons wealth increases fabulously.
, therefore one gives His Majesty free
reign and lets itself be infected by
Williams worst Cfillties, his arro-
gance. boastfulness. ostentatious piety
without Christian humility, his yearn-
ing for effect. theatrically, his need of
applause. until the thorough, indus
trious. serious, simple and all too pa
tient German people resemble from q
distance a horde of plunderers, noisy.
brutal disturbers OF business and
grimacing movie actors; until the
fragrance Of a nation of poets and
thinkers-Kant, Goethe. Bach and Mo-
zart-has vanished and given way to
the vapors OF n barbarism OF science
and technology. and the world con-
demns the people along with the Kai-
SER
Wanted Eternal splendor.
Williams policy was driven on by
double desire to be throned IN eternal
splendor, without other gods beside
him, and to avoid all trouble. all in
terruption of comfortable enjoyment
of life. The motto of the court and
OF the highest officers Of the empire
was "His Majesty needs SUM-"
His Majesty wanted to hear nothing
unpleasant and punished every bring
er OF bad things. He wanted to be
amused, homaged. distracted. fed on
fiattery. show himself of, make
speeches and wear new uniforms.
Germany never saw him for an hour
in civilian clothes.
He wanted to outshine other mon
archs in their own capitals. wanted
to indulge in triumphal entries. in the
dwellings OF monuments, be seen at
land and water sport meetings, at ex-
cavetions of antiques carefully buried
beforehand for him. He wanted his
birthday every day. and last. but not
least. read his name In the\ paper
every morning and evening.
Undeniably. he believed he was serv-
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Peck Memorial
Chapel
Pa. Ave, 18th & M Sts. NV.
The Friendly Church

REV. J. A. A. BROOkH0UsE.
MINISTER
II A M-Morning service.
Sermon by the pastor. Topic:
New Strength"
3P. M.-Departmental grad
ed Sunday school Bible class
Mr.. ". b. r. mcfarland, su-
perintendent
p. M.-Young Peoples
Christian Endeavor. Topic:
Life, the School Of God and
Its Lesson"
7:45 p. M.-Evening serv-
ice. Sermon by the pastor.
Topic: The Threefold Secret
of a Great Life"
wednesday, May 81. s p. NJ.
-Midweek prayer meeting
Preparatory service.
Thursday. May %. s p. M
community Sing" Led by
Lieut.. Davenny. of Commis-
sion on Training Camp Activ-
titles.
THE HoME-LIKE CHURCH.
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Union sfethodIst Cburch.

Rev. w. J. Meeks. pastor of the
Union Methodist Church. will speak
Sunday at IL a. m. on Deeds Immor-
tai" and at p. m. will give a pic
ture story sermon. using seventy
slides. on along the Border"
This church is also putting on fhe
Methodist centenary campaign May
1875.
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EynngeIIst Lloyd to Preach.

There will be special services at the
Centennial Baptist Church. Seventh
and streets northeast Evangelist
Owen p. Lloyd, of Virginia, who is
assisting the pastor. L. Hez Sven,
Will preach tomorrow night Sunday,
May 49,. number OF men have been
received. besides women and young
persons.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-17
Italian Cotton Center
Is Planned at Trieste

Vienna. May ia dispatch from
Trieste reports the Italian govern
ment is planning to make that city
a cotton center. establishing a cot
ton exchange there for middle Eu-
rope.
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First CongreestionaI Church.
welfare WORKER to spenk.

Mr.. Louis A. Black. general Y. M.
c. A. secretary in charge OF religious
work at Camp Humphreys. will preach
both morning and evening tomorrow.
at the Emmanuel Baptist Church, in
the absence of Pastor johnson from
the city.
Sunday evening. Secretary Black will
narrate some personal experiences of
his war work overseas.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-17
DIR. Muir's Sermon,

DIR. Muir will speak tomorrow on
the subject ''Life's Worthiest Vision" 4"
In the evening Astounding Iawless-
ness" will be the theme.
The church and congregation made
good showing on the Victory loan.
sli.5o0.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
CHRISTIAN.

CHRISTIAN.
Fifteenth Street Christian Church
18th and ID Sts. s. f..
LESLIE l. BOWERS, Pastor.
9:45 a. m.-Bible School: ]. R.
Mindlins. Supt.
u a. m.-Sermon by the pastor.
8 p. m.-"Just in Time"
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TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH
10th and N streets n. w.
Rev. J. J. MUIR, Pastor.

Preaching, II a. m. sibiect: ''IAfe's wo-thi-r
Nnon-" Al the evening" service. "Abpundfns
Lawlessnes" viii he the torsc. Bible school
80 a. m; Christian Endesvor. n n.
hearty welcome IN all especially stxanerrs Frc.
pcws and . God Bles You" 90 each one
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Fifth Baptist Church IrN z NsAR Z a

NoluIne7u Oo1Fo0Uon-I
SUNDAY School. ? 70 a. m: preaching. n a m
Rev. GeorEe MfCuIlouzh: Chapel p N; B.
4. u. o., D. m: evening church ses7ion fN
.. m JUdes Nurris. Of the DeTartmert q Jus-
tice viii spaak
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
18th and o Sh..

Dr. henp AIKEN Tupp-r. Miniser
freAchine at II a m. The Word ard the
'hurch IN the Furnace" and D. m. "Dcmou-
racy of the Soul" b. Or. Edward h. Pollard.
q croner THEOLOGICAL Seminary and formerly act
ine fNS1 Tor tvo yezr of this church.
Bible School st On. Ddesr Howard. surs.
The Mems Ciass or the IAdies ClAs. VII
veaoome you . scho.sr or visif9
The Christian H1dezsr society curdaliy in-
v1tes yoa 10 the o'clock "ert -acquainted- =
hour. Devotionsi meeting al s.B With torsc,
lAie.' the School of God. and Iu Le-sons -
Muse by quartet chGr.
Men In unifcrm. sunesss In the city and
all friends a II. Pollard. are fvru a cu-di.l
invitation 70 attend all these services.
Dr. TuprT Will return frOm the Souths-n
Bantist Convention, st Atlanta. Ca. in time
IN lead the prayer m~rsinG On Tlnlrsdsy
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CHURCH OF THE PRESIDENTS.
N. Y. Ave. Presbyterian Church
N. Y. Ave-, 18th and H Sh.
nm WALLACE pIncIIFFE P..tor

e0 a. m.-Bible School. Adult clAsses.
Il % a m--Putlic worshirl Rev. W. L. Dsrly,
DID. General Secretary Of QUAINT.
co Camp will Treach. Suhlect
Put Yourself in Their Place"
so r. m--FellONship Hour.
s-tS q nc. +. NeSpeT Service
100 D. m.-Public Worship. Rev. W. L. Dairy.
DID. d QuHntico lamp. will
preach Subject: The Leadership
Our Dzy Demands"
THE LINCOLN FEW
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EIxhth street Tem,,..

Senator Atlee Pomerene, OF Ohio,
VIII speak Sunday morning at the
Eighth street Temple. at 11;2o. un-
ger tne auspices OF the Jewish We'll
IareI Board on the subject: The
League of Nations and the Treaty .
Special musical program,
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Second Baptist an Az N sIESiNlA

REV. HOWARD l. STEWART. Pastor.
Al Il. ~How TO SPELL sUccEss WITH
FOUR We and 8 2. m. peogls's popular
happy hour with special scrnnn On DOUGH
BoYs-DOUGHNUTs AND THE GIRLS BE-
HIND THE GUNS" A houAand sesfs and
tbosand-foid wclcosns Cnrne
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iron, TIE pulpits

topic win be "How to Spell Success
With Four Va"
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Petwerth Baptist Ch.r.s

Rev. II. H. Zones will be the speak
er at the Petworth Baptist Church
Sunday morning and evening. Rev
+. Paul Langhorne, the pastor. ia at
tending the Southern Baptist conyen-
tion. at Atlanta, Ga.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-17

TOMORROW viii be salvation Army
Day In. tite churches in Washington.
This day has been set aside for
masters. irrespective of their creed
or race. to deliver sermons on the
needs of the army for funds to carry
on their work among the deserving
poor in America.
The Rev. DIR. Alfred Harding.
Episcopal bishop. of Washington:
Cardinal Gibbons. the well-known
Catholic prelate; Bishop David II.
Greer. of the Episcopal Diocese Of
New York; Rev. DR.. James L. Cor
don. the well-known pastor Of the
First congregational Church. Rev.
DR.. Hugh T. Stevenson. and many
other prominent ministers have in
dorsed the movement.
Father and Sons Day.
"Father and Sons Day" will be
celebrated by the Mems. Bible Class
of the Mount Pleasant NJ. z. Church
tomorrow morning at $3.50 o'clock.
Chaplain John B. Frasier. U. s. N.
will speak.
First Congregational Church.
1.-THE Secret OF Roman Catholic
Unity will be the subject on which
Rev. DIR. James L. Gordon will speak
on Sunday morning in the First Con-
gregational Church. corneH Tenth and
@ streets northwest.
At the evening service DR.. Gordon
will preach the second sermon on
"Hasty War MARRIAGES"
Great Christian Endeavor service at
$50 p. m.
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Petworh

p.tx,,-&k seTeuth and Rsndolph s.. Nv.
es"Wen Rev. p. Paul LsnghorDe. Pastor
m and 's p. N, preachins BY Ret
II. X. FonssL
$. s. so Y. r. sfp
= hes SVEN announces the s1ocexful Ern-
fehst Owen z. Loyd- q Va Sunday nieht
o'oiock Preaching II a. n Oentsuniai B.ptirr
Church. Seventh and he ne.
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Rev. G. Lyal Arthan

Noted platform test medium meeting sunday
evening At o'clock In Society Hall, SO q st.
nv. He WI dcmmstrsse Immortality. voice
spirit mcnaecs. cvnciudins the sertics By an.
.'-rring lnesfions. Dccs .nrrh a Ia -
The Washington herald., 1919-05-17

he na echoes of the guns of the great war are now DIVING
away into silence and the peoples are settling down again
INTO the pleasant paths of And so doing i behoove
us to take to heart the vital lessons this supreme world
tragedy has taught Among the most important of these
the necessity of solidarity. of community of aims and
IDEALS OF absolute unanimy The war has proved over and
over the inherent weakness of the house that divided
against ITSELF We In this country. must see to it that one
language one purpose high conception Of life anmate
our teemns millions from sea- Only by so doing can
we hope to steer ship of state safely through the n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25
UN POLICIA EvITo UN INcENDIO
EN- YAUCO

81 la una y treinta de la manana
del dia veintiuno ell policia Francisco
Egipciaco, que actualmente presta ser
vicios en- Yauco, no alcanza a yer cier-
tos resplandores en- la casa de don Pc
dro Mariana, situada en- la Gale de
Mattel Lluveras'', estas horas tai
vez estuvieran destruidas por Ell fuego
muchas casas en- e. progresista pueblo
del cafe.
Ell policia Egipciaco, tan pronto CO.
mo vic una lamarada, alarmo al We
cindario y TOGO la puerta de la casa.
Los inquilinos en- seguida pudieron dar
Sc cuenta de que las ropas de una CANA
estaban ardiendo, y Sc procedi6 a extin-
guir las llamas, que aun no habian to-
mado mucho vuelo.
La propiedad estaba asegurada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-25
ANCLANO ARRoLLADo POR UN
AUTOMOVIL

En- la carretera que conduce de Areci-
bo Lares un automovil de Trifido Ro-
man arrollo al anciano Manuel Castro,
que iba montado en- una bestia. Ell an
ciano recibio varias lesiones y fue Gu
rado en- la sala de socorros. La bestia
sufri6 la fractura de una pata y fue
llevada al veterinario. La policia inves-
tig6 Ell accidente y present6 dos denun-
cias contra ell chauffeur la una por
haber arrollado al anciano v la otra por
Ia fractura de la bestia.