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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH SCIENTIST --
Eleventh and Boulder. Sunday
school at 0:3O. services at II.
Subject today spirit" Wednesday
evening" Testimonial meeting az s.
Public is Invited to all services and
to use reading rooms, 307-3OS Mayo
building, open week days from 0 80
to aud to $3.50 except Wednes-
day EVENING" on sundays and legal
holidays from to 5 y. IN.
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pastor, Regular service at II.
EpISCOPNIIAN.

TRINITY EpGSCOpA1q--Fffth and
Cincinnati. Rev Roltc u. Crum,
rector. Holy communion at s. sun
day school 9;30; morning prayer
and sermon at II. Church cooled
hv electric fms. Strangora MclCnmo.
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ages by Laura rcrryman and Eide
Olive. Message circle Tuesday az $
at homo vt Mrs. perrymnu, 2l4
South Guthrie. refreshments
served. Ladies auxiliary Wednesday
at with Miss Eeelcr, 6lS West
Third
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SPIRiTuAIISr

FIRST SPIRITUALIST --- X. p,
haIi at SIZE. Mrs, J. IL. Flemmlng,
pastor. Lecture by Mrs. T.. l.. Rey
nolds. Messages by Mms. Lindsay
Reynolds. Moody and Maultby.
UNIVERSAL SPIRlTUAL-Sixth
and Boulder, county courtroom, 7:45.
Spiritual reading and short ness
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MISCELLANEOUS

CHURCH or THE NAZARENE--
West Tulsa. 2219 South Main, f. NJ,
de Board, pastor. Sunday school at
10, preaching at IL aud 5, Wednos-
day prayer meeting at 4.
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LUTHERAN.

FIRST LUTHER AN--Finh and
Elwood. S. $. HnuffTaa, pastor.
Sunday school J.tj. Morning wcr-
ship at IL sermon by the pastor
rubject, Meditation. Lost Art"
MISSOURI SYNOD -- Sixth and
Boulder. Rev. Christopher Lierson.
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST ---
sixth and Madison Central pagk).
W. T.. Barr, pastor. Saturday sorv-
Ice. Sabbath school 9:46, missionary
volunteers at 4, preaching at IL.
sunday preaching at 73S0 y. IN.
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ASSEMBLIES or GOD -- Fifth
and Peoria. 5. a. Jameson. pastor,
Usage 46t1-R. Morning services.
Sunday school at 10. Lords supper
at II. Evening song ana praise
service 1880; preaching at s. on
Bellyiew car line.
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WESLEY CHAPEL (M. f. Col)
Frankfort and Easton, II. T.. John
ston, pastor. Sunday school at $50;
Epworth $50; preaching at IL and
s o'clock.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN - Sew
enth and Boston, c. w. Kerr, pas
tor. Sunday school $40; senior and !
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METHODIST.

FIRST METHODIST--F'itt and
y ulder. j. W. Abel, pastor. Usage
s63S. Faye Burritt Emery, assistant.
tunday school $50; Epworth at
1'I5. Morning service 10.45. sermon
by Doctor Kellogg, dean of Bible
school OF Methodist university of
southern California.
GRACE CHURCH-Third and
Trenton. Everett Simpson, pastor,
Usage 7237-R, Sunday school, $50.
Epworth ut Z; Junior league Mon
da- at D. IN. In Central park.
PREACHING at II and y. Wednesday
prayer meeting at In charge OF
young people.
RCUTT MEMoRIAIl-Four-
teenth and Quaker, Lander l.. Bran
non, pastor. Sunday school $3.50:
Epworth at 7. Preaching at II
and S.
BOSTON AVENUE On. f. s.)--
Fifth and Boston. DIR. Louis s. Bar
toy, pastor; e. j. Allen, assistant.
sd day school $3.50; Epworth league
6Rs. Preaching at II and 3. Special
music at each service.
HAGLER MEMORIAL IN. Il. 81
West Admiral (Park) and Phoe-
nix j. NJ. Cantrell, pastor. Sunday
school at 10. preaching by the pas
tor at IL and s.
PARK VIEW COMMUNITY
Parkview. A. ]. Coleman, pastor;
DIR. Ada Randall, deaconess. sun
day school at 10; preaching by the
pastor at / and 8.
TIGERT MEMORIAL ON. e. 81
Man and Easton. Harold @. Cooke,
pastor, Usage 5S6i and 69SS, w. NJ.
Hurt, superintendent. Sunday school
$50; Epworth at 7. Services at II
and with preaching by Rev. w. C.
House, serving In the absence of the
ps<tor.
BETHEL MISSION - Rockford
and Jasper. j. w. Coleman. pastor:
DR.. Ada Randall, dcaconess. Cedar
1854. Sunday school at 10; services
at IL and S. Young people at 1890
Tuesday, prayer meeting 7:30 Thurs
day: sewing school Saturday at 2.
WESLEY CHAPEL (M. T.. Coi)
Frankfort and Easton. II. T.. John
ston. pastor. Sunday school at $50;
Epworth $50; preaching at IL and
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BROWNS CHAPEL-(C. NJ. c.
s07 North Frankfort. Rev. j. II.
McClain, pastor
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IMMANUE1s-Second and Rock
ford. f. Siler, pastor; B. II. Mon
tclius, assistant; j. w. Adams, su-
porintendent, Pastors phone, Usage
$3.50; study in church. Usage 94sO
Sunday school 9:45; Sunbeams $3.50;
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JEWISH.

TEMPLE ISRAEL --- Fourteenth
and Cheyenne. Charles B. Late,
rabbi, Cedar 1892 or 1919.
B'NAI EMUNAU --- 919 South
Cheyenne. M~rris Teller, rabbi.
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n1a / i Q!![h!:!lllirth q p =; ! !

intermediate Endeavor at 6:45.
Morning sermon 1855, subject
"A Ruling Passion" Evening at )
O'Clock on church lawn spiritual
Athletics" Both sermons by Rev.
Hugh \. Creswell.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN--zu-
mis- and Archer (Barton). The
church that shows moving pictures.
w. II. Murphy, jru pastor. Sunday
school 9;4Ji senior endeaVor at Z.
wednesday prayer meeting at s.
Boy scouts Thursday at 1890. Camp
fire girls Friday at I. Moving pic
lures Friday for children at 4, for
adults at 5.
COLLEGE HlLI.--Seventh and
Columbia (MCCoy), Kendall. Robert
II. Clarke, pastor. Sunday school
9:45; Bible class at 10. Junior en-
deavor at 3; senior and intermediate
at Z. Morning worship with sermon
by the pastor at II, and evening at
s. Mid-week devotional Wednesday
at 8.
UNITED PRE5BYTERfAN -
Cheyenne and Cameron, Charles Il.
Newcomb, minister 1Og East King.
Usage 4953-J. Bible school Gas;
Union at S, preaching at II; prayer
praise and Bible study Wednesday
at O'Clock.
BULLETTE MEMORIAL -- Nor.
fox and Independence. c. ). Ed
wards. superintendent. SUNDAY
school 9;45. Preaching y y. m. by
Prof c. II. kimbrough Of Kendall
college.
Church Is cool
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CATHOLIC.

HOLY FAMILY 49, Eighth and
Boulder. John @. Herring. pastor.
First mass Gao; second (children's)
mass $50; high mass 10; evening
duvotions ut 3.
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTISTS 49, Fourth and
Cincinnati. w. o. Anderson, minis
ter. Bible school $50; union 6:45.
Morning worship 1850: evening
at s. Rev. Sparks, state evangelist
will occupy the pulpit. Special music
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LATTER DAY SAINTS (Reorgan-
lied Church Of Jesus Christ) --
Tenth and Rockford. Elder Peter
AdamsOn. ST., pastor, rural route !,
box ia. Sunday school at g;45;
preaching at II, song service 1880;
sermon AZ s. Saints cooperative so
cicty meets Monday evening at s.;
mid-weok prayer meeting Wodnes-
day at s. Religio society Friday at &.
CHURCH or GOD --- Fifth and
Madison g. II. Shipman. pastor.
sunday school al 10, preaching At
II and 7:3O; song service at Z. Tues
day prayer meeting at I.
UNION COMMUNITY -- Eighth
and Wheeling. Reverend Matthews,
pastor. Sunday school at 10, preach
Ing at II ana 1880.
UNITY CLASS OF Practical Chris
tlanity meets every sunday and
Thursday evenings In superior
courtroom, courthouse.
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SACRED HEART--SiXteenth and
Rockford. Rov. Charles Standaert.
rector. Services at usual hours.
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UTT MEMoRIAI~-Four-
teenth and Quaker, Lander L. Bran
non, pastor. Sunday school $50;
Epworth at 7. Preaching at II
and s.
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BOSTON AVENUE On. f. S.)--
Fifth and Boston. DIR. Louis s. Bar
toy. pastor; e. j. Allen, assistant.
81, day school $50; Epworth league
6&s. Preaching at II and 3. Special
music at each service.
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HAGLER MEMORIAL IN. Il. 81
West Admiral (Park) and Phoe-
nix, j. NJ. Cantrell pastor. Sunday
school at 10; preaching by the pas
tor at / and 8.
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KVIEW COMMUNITY
Parkview. A, ]. Coleman, pastor
DIR. Ada Randall. deaconess. sun.
day school at 10; preaching by the
pastor at / and 8.
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this young woman, whom he had adj
mitted into his household Any other
conception seemed impossible, too
monstrous, too preposterous for con-
sideration. But now the solemn
words of the lawyer, his own legal
counselor, brought conviction, and for
the moment all power of speech de-
serted me. 1t was actually true, then
the girl was slave, a thing belonging
to Kirby. Nothing broke the stiffness
within the cabin except the sharp
cracking Of flames in the open fire
place, and the heavy breathing Of the
negro. He was seated on the edge
of the bed. his black face showing
greenish tint and revealing puzzled
amazement. with wide-opened eyes
staring blankly at Haines, who stood
motIOnless before the fire.
"Whut WIS dat yer sed, Mister
Haines?' he asked thiclSly. you say
as how Missus Rene Beaucaire is a
slave, sab? Pears like don't just
rightfulIy understan'."
"StilI, that Is true, Pete" and the
lawyer lifted his head and surveyed
us both. "She is the illegitimate
daughter OF Della. Judge Beuucaire's
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And now, what about you. Haines 2
! demanded. "Are you ready to help
Come, man, surely this is not some
thing we have any time to debate
| Kirby is liable to show up at any mo-
ment with full authority, and the sher.
If to back him. 1t is still early in
the evening, and we must work to-
night If at ALL"
"You haven't the strength for such
a venture" he protested.
Haven't III and l laughed. ooh,
yes, I have. / am young and this
wound Is nothing. Are you with us?"
He was slow in replying, and, as
eagerly watched his face, I could al
most comprehend the working Of the
lawyer mind. He saw and argued
every doubt, considered every danger.
"In spirit, yes" he answered at last.
''but not physically. I believe under
the circumstances you are justified,
Knox. Perhaps I'd do the same thing
If l was In your place and had your
youth behind me. But I am lawyer,
fifty years old, and this is my home.
If the story ever got out that / took
part in niger stealing, that would be
the end of me in Missouri. You can
take the risk, but about all can do
will be TO keep a quiet tongue in my
head. I'll promise you that. But that
is all I can promise"
"Yet you acknowledge this is the
only way? No legal course is open to
usT
Absolutely none. II there was l
should never consent to be party to
this plan, or shield you in any way.
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GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER.

Constipation invites other troubles
which come speedily unless quickly
checked and overcome by Green's
August Flower which is gentle laxa-
tive, regulates digestion both in
stomach and intestines, cleans and
sweetens the stomach and s'.mentary
canal, stimulates the liver to secrete
the bile and impurities from the blood.
1t is sovereign remedy used In many
thousands of households all over the
civilized world for more than half
century by those who have suffered
with Indigestion, nervous dyspepsia.
sluggish liver. coming up Of food, pal
pitation, constipation and other In
festival troubles. Sold by druggists
and dealers everywhere. Try bottle.
take no substitute.-Ady.
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practically confessed this to me, boast
ingly, afterward. That last night h,
so manipulated the cards-or rathe
Carver did, for 1t was his deal-as t,
deceive Beaucaire into firmly believ
ing that he held an absolutely unbeat
! able hand-he was dealt four ace.
and king"
The lawyer leaned forward. breath
ing heavily.
"Four acesi Only one hand Is bet
ter than that. and 1t would be impos.
| sible to get such hand out of one
| pack"
'That is exactly true. Haines. ! am
no card player. but I do know that
much about the game. Yet Kirby took
the pot with straight flush. Now,
either he or Carver slipped an extra
ace into the pack, or else Beaucaire
did. In my opinion the judge had no
chance TO work such a trick. And
that's the case as it stands"
Haines jumped to his feet and be-
gan pacing the dirt floor excitedly,
his hands clasped behind his back.
"By heaven, man." he cried, paus-
ing suddenly. Even if he did have a
chance the judge never did it-never.
He was a good sport, and always
played straight game. You say he
bet everything he hadT'
ITO the last dollar-Kirby egged
him on. Besides the money a deed to
his land and bill of sale for his ne
groes were on the table,"
"The field hands, you mean?"
Eyes, and the house servants. Kirby
insisted that he write these words,
This includes every chattel slave
legally belonging TO me- and made
Beaucaire sign it in that FORM"
Haines' face was white, his eyes
staring at me incredulously.
God help us, man, Do you know
what that means?' he gasped.
ri am almost afraid 1 do" / an
swered, yet startled by his manner
'That was why sent for you. Would |
that include his sons daughter?'
He buried his face In his hands.
Yes" he confessed brokenly. "To |
he best of my knowledge Rene Beau
caire is q slave"
The silence following this blunt
statement was sickening. Up to that
in spite of every fact
brought TO my knowledge, l had Sc
reilly believed this condition of af-
airs impossible. Surely somewhere,
through some legal form, Judge Beau
aire had guarded the future safety of
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BULLY!
II Bilious. Constipated
or Headachy, take
"CascaretS"

Feel grandi Clean up insidei Ysur
system is. filed with liver and bowel
poison which keeps your skin sallew,
your stomach upset, your head foGEy
and aching. Your meals are turning
into poison and you can not feel right.
Don't stay bilious or constipated. Feel
splendidly always by taking Cascarets
occasionally. They act without grip
Ing or inconvenience. They never sick
en- you like Calomel, Salts, OIL or
nasty, harsh Pills. They cost so little
too-Cascarets work while you sleep.
Adv.
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Kirby has undoubtedly got the Law
| with him. We cannot establish fraud
the property actually belongs to him
both mother and daughter are hi.
slaves"
"And how about the other girl
Eloise?"
HE has no legal hold on her she is
free white woman. He could only
hope to overcome her resistance by
| threats. The plantation is irrevocably
lost TO the Beaucaires. but she pos
sesses the power to defy him because
of her mothers property. If Kirby
marries her, it will only be through
her consent"
He picked up his hat from the table,
and a stout stick he had brought
along with him, taking step toward
the door.
II might as well tell you l consider
this q mad scheme" he paused to add
gravely, land that it will probably fail.
There is a possible chance of success,
/ admit, and for that reason l permit
you u SO dnttu Will anu
myself TO keep the secret was rather
Intimately associated with Beaucaire
for a number of years, and to see his
granddaughter sold into slavery, even
If she does have drop of niger
blood in her veins, is more than can
stand, without giving her chance to
get away. That is why l consent to
abet a crime, and keep still about it.
But beyond that I'll not go. Do you
understand the position this Internal
affair puts me into?"
"Yes, I do, Haines," and 1 held out
my hand to him, with fresh cordiality.
ut is uncommoniy white of you to
sven go that far. I'll pledge you this
for Pete here, as well as myself
that if we are caught, your name shall
never be mentioned. Have you any adj
vice to giveT
He paused uncertainty, his hand on
the latch. the freight flashing up into
his face.
"Only this" be said slowly. IF |
were you I'd never attempt to go |
south. Below st. Louis boars are nu-
merous. and you would be almost GER
tain to be discovered. If Kirby chases
you-and / know him well enough TO
be sure he will-he will naturally take |
It for granted that You have headed
'or the Ohio. The very. fact that the
Tugitives are women would convince
him Of this. TO my mind the one
nance OF your getting away, lies to
he north-up the Illinois. Anyhow,
rood luck 10 you both, and good
light
The door closed behind him. and the
legro and ] were alone. The die was
asst; ] had pledged myself to action;
vas fully committed to the attempted
escue of Rene Beaucaire, and no
bought OF any retreat once occurred
o me. The negro still remained seat
d on the edge of the bed, digging his
oes into the hard earth of the floor.
"Pete," l began earnestly. ''You
-ust me, don't you? You do not sus-
ect me of being any slave-hunterY
"No, sab, Massa Knox, / amt
cared O. yer yers one O. dem down
sWeIl, not exactly that. l came from
slave state. but my family Is Of New
,ngland blood and breeding. ! am
1st as much your friend as though
gu were white. Now, you and have
Of a hard Job before US"
"YAs, sab, we sure has" II
~And the first thing we have to do. (
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Made TO Measure.

Mrs. Newrich-Don't you think, Will
liam. now that we are getting into
society, that we should have coat
of arms?
Newrich-Certainly, my dear. I'll
see my tailor about it tomorrow.--Bos-
ton Transcript.
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.HE's A BLACK AsoLIrIoNIsT. sAHI"


a
and
confusion Kirby Carver enabled to steal
he in a
mistak ing him for enem
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Seif-Sacrifce,

Psrent-Of course, as my daughter
e Of age she can suit herself as to
marrying you, but the day she does /
shall cut her off without cent.
Suitor-Iu that case, it's all OF.
:ould not think Of depriving a young
script
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cutlcura Soothes itching Scalp
On retiring gently rub spots Of dam
drufr and itching with Cuticura Oint-
ment. Next morning shampoo with
Cuicura Soap and hot water. Make
them your everyday toilet preparations
and have a clear skin and soft. white
hands.-Adv.
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Sarcasm.

Father (sternly)-Young man,
saw you put your arm around my
daughter. last night.
YOUTH suppose you noticed how,
she struggled, too.-StanfOrd Chapar-
rail-
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Knsx sets out on the
"Greah Adventure"
fTo he CoNTINUED.)


It has been ESTIMATED by an Euro
pean scientist that the commercial
value Of the electricity in 4 flash OF
lightning lasting one one-thousandth
of = second IL 70 cents
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If people mistrust you, pause mo-
ment and think who's to blame.
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Music is the food of lOve-which 10
more than can be said Of the onion.
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QUINN CHAPEL A. NJ. E. CHURCH

Seualla, MO.-By ii. X. Brown.
We have just closed a very sue
cessful and beneficial revival meet
ing. The meeting was conducted by
Rev. F. f. Moten. His soul-stirring
sermons and well chosen arguments
were indeed edifying to Christians
and convincing to sinners. There
were eight conversions and additions
during his short stay. On Sunday,
February g., we held our afternoon
and evening services in the Lincoln
school building, the hall being too
small to accommodate the people.
Music was furnished by Quinn Chap
ell choir, and the school chorus. The
Boy Scouts attended the afternoon
service in a body. Rev. Molten, the
pastor, and family, were entertained
In the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Bentley at $3.50 p. m. The program
rendered by the Christian Endeavor
at $3.50 p. m. was inspiring and well
attended. Sunday morning, the 18th.
the pastor, Rev. F. d. Wells, gave US
a Holy Ghost sermon, using for a
text Acts is: "Ye Shall Have Power
After That the Holy Ghost Is Come
Upon You" Rev. Randall, former
pastor, preached an able sermon at s
p. m. Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Smiley
and their amiable daughter, Miss f.
K, Smiley, entertained pastor and
family at 3 p. m. in honor of Miss
Honora Wells birthday. The Stew
ardess Board met at the home Of
Mrs. Francis Bell on Thursday at 8
p. M, February 18th. The Helping
Hand Club will meet Thursday, Feb
ruary 10Th, at the home of Mrs. Celia
Robertson. Our pastor was down with
the flu part of last week. We were
indeed proud to see him fill the pull
pit again Sunday morning.
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c. NJ. E. CHURCH.
Rev. H. l.. Bolden, Pastor.

new IL. l.. bOluen, faStOr.
The Sunday School opened at the
usual hour with the officers, teachers
and scholars in their places. The
morning service was conducted by the
Rev. Mrs. Dovie Russell, who preach
ed from the subject, "A Wheel in a
Wheel" The sermon was enjoyed by
all. The evening service was CON
Quoted by Rev. T. A. Bowers, of To-
peka, Kan, whose sermon will never
be forgotten. The Auxiliary Board
meets at the home of Mrs. Annie
Armstrong, 2O34 North Water street,
Thursday afternoon. The Steward
ess Board No. l meets at the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. j. Hill, 1857 Free
man avenue, Friday afternoon. We
regret very much to report the death
of one of our faithful members, Mrs.
Nettie McClemon, 341 Virginia ave-
nue., who vas only i'll a very few
days. She departed this life Feb
ruary 16. The church was moving
along very nicely and the collections
are excellent.
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OMAHA, NEBRASKA A.
By Corinne Thomas

Rev. Thomas of Shorter Chapel
and Presiding Elder Pope of Denver,
Colo, en- route to the Bishops Coun-
ell to be held in Baltimore. Nd, spent
a couple of hours with the Rev. w.
c. Williams Tuesday 90. On Tuesday
morning a committee Of Colored la
dies with Mrs. G.. W. Gooden as
chairman, met at the y. W. c. A. to
FORMULATE plans for a Girls Reserve,
a national movement throughout the
Y. w. c. AS. The work promises
to be quite successful. A pageant is
planned for the early spring 800. Mr..
Maceo Williams returned Friday
from Detroit, Mich, to spend two
two weeks with his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. w. c. Williams. 60 Mrs. Harry
Buford is quite i'll at her residence
35l0 Blonde. The Dubois Players haC
a very successful rehearsal Friday
evening at the residence of Mrs
James Jawell. The play will TAXI
place in the early spring. Pete Mad.
den returned to her home in Chica.
go Saturday after a very pleasant
six weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Singleton. The w. w.
Club of st. Johns Church gave their
annual Valentine Banquet Friday
evening, which was a veritable tri-
umph.