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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-15
De Miles Study Of DiUorce
 Is Absorbing Play at Strand

Bebe Daniels portray the central roles. As the husband who is the victim of cir oumstances. MT. Meighan is at his best. Miss Swanson is thoroughly convincing, obth as the nagging, highbrow wife and the woman awakened to what she has lost Miss Daniels, as the other woman proves anew her right to powerful dra- matic roles
 why Change Your Wife?" will be shown at the Strand through Saturday oniy and patrons are requested to at tend the early performances so that the theater will be able to accommodate the night crowds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-15
Moss & Ferguson

New York April l4.-Just at present the market shows little snap, but it is quite steady. A good many traders are walt ing for decline on better weather The weekly weather report was very bullish, but local traders sold on the theory that it4 had been discounted. We favor pur- chases on breaks-Moss & Ferguson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-15
uEIpEp HER LITTLE GIRL

Children need all their strength fof growing A lingering cold weakens them so that the system is open to at tack by more serious sickness. Mrs. Amanda Flint, Route 1 New Philadel- phia, O., writes: Folye's Honey and Tar cured my little girl of the worst tickling cough. had tried many things and found nothing to help until got Foley's Honey and Tar Gives imme- diate relief from distressing. racking, tearing coughs; soothes and heals Good for colds, croup and whooping cough. Eugene Jacobs Drug Store.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-15
Street Car Fares Boosted

Mobile. April 14.--An increase of from tc cents in fare of the local street railway system went into ef- feet today. Cash fares are cents while tickets are sold for cents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-15
loO% PEP! If Constipated, Bilious or Headachy, take
 "CaScaretS.

reel bully Be efficient. Don't stay sick, bilious, headachy constipated. Remove tha liver and bowel poison which is keeping your head dizzy. your tongue coated, your breath bad and stomach sour. Why not spend few cents for box of Cascarets and enjoy the incest, gentlest laxative cathartic you ever experienced? Cascarets never gripe, sicken or inconvenience one like Salts, oil. Calonael or harsh Pills. They work while you sleep.-Adv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-15
r s your daily work bur len?
 Do you fy }your Elf losing A strength and yoir system declin-

ing in vitality?
 While not really sick, you may be run down until you are pale, lack a hearty appetite and feel nervous
 Then you will be interested in read ing what Mr. w. s. Pugh, of Rock dale. Tenn, says: q want to write a few words of praise for Ziron Iron Tonic. was all run down and had a bad cough, with chilly spells, appetite was gone and became unable to work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17

throughout the country, ard ship
ments were active from parts OF the
Middle and South Atlantic Coas. re-
gions. Sweet potato setting continues
and the crop is making good progress,
the bulletin stated.
Truck needs rain i'm parts OF the
Middle and South Atlantic Coast sec
tons the bulletin said. Melons
were considerably improved by the
weather of the week in Georgia. but
in Florida the crop is badly spotted.
although in fair to good condition"
Tobacco harvest has commenced in
Florida. according to the depart
ments report, and the crop did we'll
In Tennessee. Sugar cane and pea
nuts were favorably affected by the
weather of week, which also prov
ell beneficial to pastures and mead
ows. Hay crops and grasses need
rain in some sections Of the South
eastern States.
The bulletin reports that apples
and peaches are continuing to make
generally satisfactory ad ance 6.
Peaches are ripening rapidly and are
being shipped from the more South
ern districts.
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QUIET DAY LEAVES STOCK
:: QUOTATIONS UNCHANGED
Iron Trade In jumbo Because OF
:. Railroads. Inability to Move
Products.
VANADIUM SHOWS GAIN
icrfcct Growing Weather Shown
cotton, Report Improving Situa-
tioh--Salo of Copper to French
believed to Indicate Better Times.
ny nnOADAN NALL.

NEW YORK. June 1G.-Another day
o. nuict trading left stocks about
"hcfe they began. The Chemical is
sues wcro advanced sharply in the
morning but in the afternoon they
: lost about half the gain. There was
bood buying of many issues based on
a belief that II the Democratic party
Is serious in it's proposition to insert
wet plank In It's platform the cleo
'tlon or Harding will be n matter of
course. Rails were a it'll" stronger
because the fear OF reduced divi-
dends is less.
The cotton crop report showed per-
fect growing weather and the crop
rituation In general seems better.
The ron trade Is In a tumble because
OF the inability Of the railroads to
move out finished products or make
deliveries OF raw materials. This Is
causing cancellation of steel orders.
but that VIII do the steel companies
20 harm because there is more bust
ness than they can do in the next few
years anyhow.
- Merger IicInE Arranged
a merger Of General Chemical. tho
Barrett Company. National Abilene
Ing arranged. Orlcial announce
ment may not he made for some
weeks. The companies arc already
so intcrrclated that they are really
can be introduced by the actual
merger not only in overhead charges
but in factory operations.
Nanadium was higher again IN OK
pectation OF largely increased earn
-Dng5.
Buying Of railroad stocks was APP
+. parcn;iy for shoh account. These
sharcs have been sold freely because
reduction OF the Chicago and North
western dividend led the Street to
: believe that other high grade rail-
roads would do likewise.
CrucibIe Phys Dividend.
After the market closed crucible
announced stock dividend OF l6 Pa
per cent and a cash dividend OF 81 a
share quarterly. The stock has been
paying So n share quarterly. This
declaration apparently justified the
professionals who have been selling
tho stock tn. last few days.
The gale OF 5000 tons OF copper
TO the French liz believed by mining
men TO marx the beginning OF better
times for tho industry.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.


COFFEE
NEW YORK. June ls-Todav's official
cables from Brazil confirmed the private
,epori- OF low temperatures in Sac Paulo
put ,rehectcd no alarm over crop prospects
IN the primary markets. The market here
opened at a decline OF to 6 points and
active months sold about 10 10 II points
net lower on lower late cables from SAN
tos, with July touching l43i and December
~ IS There were moderate rallies later
On covering with December selling up to
1T and With the general market, closing
ScGtenhcr: I'D; os,ober. i.3c: pecemScr.
1876 -''' way
,,Spot coffee. dull: Rio IS l5I: Santos 49,
s3i5 TG There were .rumors in The cost
and freight market OF resale OF Rio "a
al lac American credits Santos Is for
future shipment werr said TO be ofrcrcd
at GOA. American creG..s
The early. cahlca showed an advanc. o.,
- refs in the Rio market, hu, reported a
which later showed a loss or -co to es6
reis temperatures In Braz!I ranged from
20 to 20 degrees with freezing in two dis.
tric'S private cable said that damage
so far has been only sight. Rio ,exchanS"
huvinE rate - rcis higher Rcceirts a I
me ~" Brazi!ian ports. ol.Ono: Iundiahy
> SUGAR.
NE" YORK. juno 16.-The local mar.
Ect !or raw sugar was easier today and
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supreme cour, procecdlnr,.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
WiTHEN1LLE. VA. June 10
Proceedings in the Supreme Court of
Appeals today: Richmond ct ais. VS..
Sardher. assignee. argued by w. r..
Snidow for appellant and II, G. Gil
mer for appellee and submitted
Robertson W.. Bertha Mineral Com
pany, argued by +. w. Morton for ap-
pcllant and IL g. GIlmcr for appellee
and submitted.
'Surratt ct ais. vs.. Eskridge, as
siEnee, continued.
Next cases to be called: Carter
Coal VS.. Bates. J. Payne ct ais. VS..
Geo, Arthur Payne CT ais: Showers
ct ais. VS.. Harman ct ais: Strader VS..
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company:
Perkins. administrators, Us. y. and w.
Railroad Company.
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NINE
EnrolI. Eerty-one Patient,

Forty-onc patients have been en-
rolled at tho Blue Ridge Sanatorium.
the States newest Institution cstab-
iiShcd with the object OF increasing
Nirginia's facilities for aiding those
suffering from incipient tuberculosis
in the recovery OF their health. The
institution opened for the treatment
os patients April &c. The capacity OF
tho new sanatorium Is 100. 1t is To-
Gated IN Nlbemarlc County in fun
view OF charlottesville. Its medical
director is DR.. Walter G.. Klotz. who
comes to the work highly recon-
mcndcd.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
&c pOrtcG Dy EGdGerH nlurnrncr &: Co In

Petersburg Va juno Is 1870
SPASISH-Farmcrs' stock
Mark, weak and unsettled. scc5 10 81 70
observation-disclosures stock.
Fancy Jumbo. si4c per 10
Jumbo. &c per ID.
Extra prime Si.c rer n
Prime. So to si-c per III
E RELEAN s!Gis' A III e Su 5: sGE 10
WHOLESALE
Iuin bos i3i4c per III
Fancies. WsS nrr III
,.Esirs !arre va. shellcd. &c per H.
S9' ! Va shield y yer n
No. Spanish shclIcd. iGiac per ID
NO. Spanish shelled. lec nor IL
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NE" YORK. June IG-Thcre was fur
I mn, mr. NOV. in%nt towards the creation OF
3urh Warne,. which was reflected In the
Iemahi Tor many OF the leading stocks
IN" earl: trading. bu, the demand lcs-
I'M o mnrn hikh"r levels wcr9 reached
Ietro!.uin Was also strong before noon
On buSing. Texas Pacific Coal and OIL
moved up ! noin; 20 iS but lost this gain
On midday REACTION. ROYAL Dutch
rightr ranged from 1876 10 33s,.
ihdustr.al issues w"r" fairiv active. hut
Ellhnut material change in .L,ces Aetna
f-hplokiEcS sold at 10 and "a
Curb last. bid and asked.
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CJIICAGO LIVE srOCK MARKrr

CHICAGO. June ls-Cattle: receipts s.
I" Rec: steers. slow and unevenlv lower:
hu fully =, down: top. 100: hulk. i3.TjT
l6ai: cows and hcifers extremely dull and
irrcgularly lower: bulk. below choice 81
to 3i5y under last last week. medium
grassy Kind on most: Gamers almost un-
"a able: bulls steady. calves and stock
erS. steady to 20 lower
4, ,n31ss r;socit1'so 2io'9i opsned l. to :5c
early; TOP. ial0 late ton. $40: bulk. light
ana light butchers i.lo q l5i5: bulk 20
TO &c higher. with bulk li,7S Ti3no
pssieIs lamb anavcni 'nU% e 70 ns'fo, 70
,hccp : 10 70 iow"r; hcs; natice lambs,
iS 5: best ycarlinrs. 1925 choice wethe:s
SO: good and cho<cc ewes. 750ts.5'
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COTTON MARKETS.

KEW YORK. June is.-The cotton mar
k.t weakened today after IL had displayed
flrHDess during, the FIRST hour Trading
not particularly active. but aside from
purchasIng by Wall Street. the demand
Initial quotations were points higher
TO points lower. but the market turned
local interests. Liverpool became buyer
before the start and cables were little
better than had bcen expected. The COW
ertng movement continued throuEhout the
FIRST hour and active months sold about
II 20 Is points net higher. with October
touching sis compared with 3tS3. the
cation OF the weekly weather report the
market broke. The lowest levels were
and southern selling. the net loss extend
steady AT a net decline OF aQ59 points
Spot here was quiet with m!ddlinE &c
at New Orleans was steady with IniddI ing
unchanged at io&c: the sales $50
bales.
Receipts at ports; Galveston. l.lis: New
Orleans. 2,1S1: ST. Louis. 2.A3.
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Through Sleeper
to Chicago via
III. & w. nv.

The Norfolk and Western Railway
has established new Pullman sleep
ing car line between Norfolk and Chi
chEo, via Cincinnati. Tho Chicago
car is handled wcstbound on No. J.
and castbound on No. 4. Space in this
car is on sale at the Consolidated
Ticket Office. $40 East Main ST.. Rich
mond. Na-AdV
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COTTON CROP IMPROVED,
SAYS WEEKLY BULLETIN
Department OF Agriculture Reports
South and Southwest Crops In
Favorable Conditions.
IIIy Associntcd rress.I

WASHINGTON. June lG.--Cotton
has made satisfactory progress In
practically ali portions OF the belt
and substantial Improvement has
according TO the weekly weather and
crop bulletin issued today by the
Department of Agriculture. The week
was moderately warm and generally
dry thoroughout the cotton growing
states. the bulletin stated, and prov
ed beneficial to the crop.
The warmer nights In the moro
eastern districts We're especially
favorable" the department reported,
and tho crop has improved in South
dition. while the most favorable week
of the season was experienced in
Georgia. The plants are still small
and late. however. in the latter State.
The crop made excellent progress in
Mississippi. but is about two weeks
late there, while the fairly good
stands are mostly well cultivated in
Tennessee.
Winter Wheat Favorable.
Commenting on the condition OF
winter wheat. tho bulletin reports
that the warm. dry weather Of the
week fastened the maturity of the
crop in the Southern portion OF the
Harvest is under way in Eastern
North Carolina and some wheat is
ready to cut in Tennessee. according
TO the bulletin. while farther West
harvest fs progressing rapidly in
Southern Oklahoma.
The Agricultural Department re-
ports that spring wheat made good
advance in nearly all Sortions of the
belt. and that the weather was gem
orally favorable for oats. rye and
barley, except in Il few localities
whore II was too dry.
Potatoes generally did we'll
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market throurhou, the day Only 'cm-
bprary H.tOicks took tlat. and they wer.
ho!dSrS The fact that corn avaIlabi" :or
Immaculate delivery Advancing faster
in price ;han either July or September
.on;tacts received particular attention. cs
keClai!y as arrivals rather liberal.
There was no denying. however. the rapid
NY with which supplies were gohblcd up.
Nor the s!nailness of aCcuDiu.a tlDr- at dis
tribut!ng centcrS. hesidcs. individuals rs
well a. thippcrs wer" active bidders. Strong
commission houses led the buying ~ fu
tu.cG.
Rains :. Iowa Nebraska and elsewhere
tended TO case tho oats market Further
NOR. IN" French government was reported
70 have Cancelled purchases totalinE 100000
bushcls
Higher quotations on grain and holdings
gave a l!!t to provisions. TOtwit hstand!ng
that the scrirnonthly statement showed
!n,rta."d stovks OF poEk.. lard and ribs
LA 6luY MD
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today 10 highest prices OF tho season. Of
ferings were Of insufficient volume to APP
market closed nrsrvGus afiH TO iii cents
septcmber'i.6 sE 10 49, ,oats fini;Sed ana ana
s & nj q, TO No iover.9 Provisions gained
Bulls had tho advantage OF the corn.
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NEW ORLEANS. June ls-Trcnd In the
cotton market was decidedly lower today.
mainly as the result Of moro favorah le
weekly crop repoT,s by the, government
ihan expected. although In the late trad
Ing authorizations OF another warm and
dry weather man tomorrow caused con-
Sidcraole selling Offerings were heav-
lest les, late IN the session So that TOWARD
me close The trading months were 50 to
% points under tho final prices OF yester-
gay. Closing prices were at net losses OF
g. The only firm period OF the session came
IN the early trading when much was
crop OF preyaiiing high Temperature but
TINS sort or comment stopped after the
reading Of the weekly reports which dis.
light rainfall had caused goaI etop pr Hn,
T I ~ The highest OF the day prices
were - 70 - podntS over yesterdays close.
July rising TO aS,Ga and October to 3I95
From the ia YES July fell OF to $3.50 and
After. the reading OF the weekly re-
ports II was pointed out that whijc dur.
Ing June this year tho condition of the
crop evident,y Is improving. last year
comparison caused more or less selling
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NEW YORK. June is,-Cotton goods to:
wool goods duii. Knit goods were quiet.
hosiery tending lower. Buriaps were In
moderate demand at low prices Raw
six Was stesdicr
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NEW YORK CIrRR

LONDON. Juno l6--inr silver. nSd per
short bills. ga n n per cent: three-month
bills. Jii-issfI pCr cent
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DRY GOODS

49, i ,sss Il p s. isd9oa1s@ EsO1s,ts ogsT +.
tx H.; u e %: y, 10 u ai67o: VIC. i5C5Cl5so:
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Port movement:
. NJ. -.-A~tF NNI,lIttfz0

New .Tork-Mddling. 1925: exports. "a:
: Minorpor,s Stock 31Ss
Total today-Iieceipts. f.78: exports. "a:
Total for week-Receipts. 1879: exports.
Tolai, for .scason-Rcecip,s. 7oc.cs,: ex-
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the sst tST Suhss we're cents lower TO
nv n"", a., 10 iss' Tor centrifugal The lncreas
,,h supplies from outside sources al below.
, ,ssir Effect. effect on GUY. holders and io tdd
seemed more anSiou, 10 make saiSs
THlln:p.s hhoat at Is. cents COS, ,nJ
;rs,Eht. som" Cubas aloat at ,s4. rcn.s
ko No., ana freight at which pric. tho mar
80 80. BAGS OF Porto Ricsn on the s'e "a n %.
a, &c market for senned was unchanged
* ~, Tue rchl:rs are still out OF the m, 49,,
=, nS movement OF refined sugar 1. said
~ ns iinprny'nr and there IL n less actIva
, naiI III, Although renners are ali! pret;y
The easintss in the spo; markc, 10, %
NE iGiC"S Were N to ~ poirts no. lbs
or practically the lowest OF the dav ""ei
>. CnTTONsEED OF.
WV YORK. June le-The co,ton.c.a
81 matkrt was firm early on cornmi:ssISn
n.s nnyinE on the advance In lard. but
.an.t on under heavy rroflt -iaking and
E,d1,eTally cent higher to ioc lover sa Tas
800 Darrc!s sPriine crude. nominal Prime
summer Yellow spot. 1901: JULY il g.. So
,sinber, iS", December i7oj ali ~
n rd,nn winter yellow and summer white.
NJ SE ;SS.. ORLEANS ORLEANS. June ls-Roush rice.
Blpe Rose. ,h.oa3 pockets. sN a l.: Bran I and
pohsh' unchanged. Receipts. Gun. ~''N
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iIscELLANEors MANKrrs

IAcKsoyyTiiH>IT'tk.L STORES.
s:eadv, i.5Tr1 I $50. sales 5Is. recainis
NJ ~, shipments., So: stock: 5.t59 RoS!n.
stcduS' safes. l.ls3: recciptS SO. sbIn
mcnts. 10: stock. H.3is Quote: Is. 1smS
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Rlehrnapd Union Stock Yard.

SALES-
10000 Vim. Centuries 60 n.
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pastor. The public invited to these
special services.
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Third ST. and CASTOR Ave.
Rnu GaMer RaRtnr.

Tomorrow Ia Reformation Day. in
the church. The pastor will deliv-
er lecture at tho evening service
on MARTIN Luther and the Refor.
nation" Every member should
be present at this service. The
pastor will be the leader ut the eve.
ming G. q. meeting. We Will study
a Lutheran subject. Sunday school
at $3.50; z; A; Pilson. superinteend-
classes for all ages. Missionary
taIk 10 the Sunday school members
al 1875. Morning worship and
sermon at 1895 o'clock. Chris
tan Endeayo: 81 $50. Vesper ser.
vice and lecture al 7:30. Always
good music at this church. This
Is the Friendly churCh-the church
that makes you feel a home.
Come aud see.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
w, ], Eddy, PaBtor,

The pastor desires TO zee I'LL the
JmembepshIp At the services tomor.
To6F also their friends. Come aud
enjoy the new feature for the eve
nihE servica--a Junior choir in
addition TO the regular choir. A
duel by Young glrls will be attrac-
I've. $3.50. Sunday school- AIM 10 8
high. 1880, Junior sermon "Ho c,tha
siibiect, 1.-THE Hour Is Come.
I0sf5, Junior B. Y. P. u. Good
nToRram, $3.50, adult study class.
1900, dntermediate d. Y. +. u,
Martha ClellRnd, leader. 1880. eye.
ning service, subject, Let W
Alone."
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New Life for
Sick Man
Eatonic Works Magic

Il have taken only two boxes Of
Eatonic and feel like new man. 1t
has done me more good than any
thing else" writes C. Q. Frappir.
Eatonic is the modern remedy for
acid stomach, bloating, food repeat
ing and indigestion. It quickly takes
up and carries out the acidity and gas
and enables the stomach TO digest
the food naturally. That means not
only relief from pain and discomfort
but you get the full strength from the
food YOU eat. Big box only costs =
triac with your druggist's guarantee.
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sNIRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Sind St. and Walnut Ave.
I'll. E Enrcnn Minister.

..How WIN You Vote will be
the subject Of the sermon for to-
morrow night to he delivered by
MIR. Gordon. This Viii BIZ pa.
trfotic and religious service, sing
ing suitable for the service Will be
feature. The subject OF the
morning sermon will be, Commit
nifty Soul Winning" Bible schoui
deayor service starts at CAB y. III.
with oscar Hays us leader, ChGrcn
service begins III II 4. IN. and $50
=. nj. All III this vicinity not nay.
tna d church home will find wei
} come awaiting in this home llhe
church.
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Nj. P. TEMPLE.

J. e, BroomfleTd, Q. O, Pastor.
With election day only a lew
hours on, Christian people should
assemble In their churches EOmol.
row to pray for divine guidance IN
tue mOmentOus decisions of next
Tuesday. Sunday school at $50
a. NJ. j. X. Sheridan. suferinteHd.
ent. Preaching service Al lU;A1 0,
III. with sermon on The Christian
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CITIZEN and His ObIigatlons", as set
forth In Matt 5;16-"Let your
light so shine before men, that
they may see your good works, ann
glorify your father which is IN
Heaven" Christian Endeavor al
GAS m, leader, Mrs. j.. O..
7:30 O'clock. subject OF sermon.
Getting Ready for Thanksgiving.
Text, 9 Cor. g:l6, Thanks be unto
God for HIS unspeakable gift. Mid
week Bible school. "Wednesday, i
O'Clock teacher, Mrs. {. $ Elem,
ing.
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FLEMING CHAPEL.

sabbath school al $50 Th s
q T:ooi Is for Inc whole cOmmum'N
SnFcaule out and be IL part OF II,
N.r1' Christian Endcn%or q.
LSubiect, Making Prohibition
3st{ye," Also Junior EndcA"u.
8end the younger boys and girla
( nj the leaders will do all the
can to help them.
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UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH..
w. G, Ware, Pastor.

Sunday evening service in the K.
at p. hall Christian Endeayor at
6:45 o. ~; topic. Making PFohi'
b!tlon Effective" Leader, Guy q.
Campbell. Sermon by the pastor
nj 1870 .. M; subject, SELF Examr
nation 49,
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH..
Cor. Fourth ST. and Fatrmont Ave.
Claude S. King, D. o., Pastor.

322 Fairmont Ave.
Sunday school ut $3.50, G. w.
Evans, superintendent. A class
for everyone. Public worship az
1915. The subject OF the sermon
= VIII be, 1.-The Great Election. Jun.
Tor League at $3.50. Ruth Baiu%lH
and Irene HOrner in charge Ep-
worth League at $3.50. Mr.. Clyde
Polling will have charge OF service.
Subject, "ChrisIian Principles IN
Poiii ". Public worship at 1850.
Csc S5ubiect OF the sermon vii! be
Shrfstian Nation Prayer meet
on Wednesday evening at 1880
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FREE METHODIST CHURCH.
Morgantown Ave.
nrnnkr Mnrnan RaEfnr

sabbath school at 10 a. NJ, Car!
O. Bailey, superintendent Preach.
ing at II a. nj. Song service al !
y. M, followed by preaching At
1880. Also mId.Wee prayer meet.
ing each Wednesday at 1880 n IN.
Everybody welcome al these ser.
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