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New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Commercial Credit

Easing Of The money situation out
side Of the large financial centers is
indicated N the increased demand for
commercial naner from the country
banks. Local banks however. still
have little funds 20 invest in CONNER
cial paper
The nigh money rate has damp
ened the ardor for buying bankers
aceptanoes according to dealers. who
report that accunulations are lncreas-
irg N tFelr hands.
BANKERS acceptance rates quoted
Yesterday b. the American Acceptance
Council we're.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Failures Show DecEne
because of Short Week

Business failures reported this
week b. both f. &. Dun 4 CO. and
bbradstreet's show slight falling off
from last T'oes. l. Is pointed cut
however, that the present week vas
snort one dav because of the election.
Dun renotts Z33 failures this week.
against 23e last week PIP the rrece -,
ing week and 1913 the corresrondine,
week Of last Year Of the failures re-
ported by Dun "a were in the East
es N the South, AZ in the West and
81 IN the Pacific states. Liabilities of
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
HOLIDAYS Offer stin,ulant
For Cotton Goods Trade

AIttouch the retailers hcld the kew
to the SITUATION in the eralv or un-
finished cotton goods market leading
trade mon believe that the coming hol-
days viii help revive trading activity.
At that time they assert the public
Viii hpv goods rccardless a the feet
that retailers arc unwilling to. sell at
replacement costs
Principal constructions renamed un-
changed from the previous DAYS quo
tations. The standard g. SO 3Sla inch
print cloths ware offered at 10 cents
yard, net. and Gs-72s at lll2 cents.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
SITUATIONS WANTED HArr

'-D NHIf>
BIT Err seful Finnish; thorous nl, -
P-r.encet c!tv-co4ntrY S-saxnn.s,v ,
Ag.ncy, $50 sth ave
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
WHY'S Overland Common Dividends

Question Please let me- know II II
would be safe 10 buy Twenty-Five sharc> OF
NUlNs ONeriand a. 1N7s or so no they
pay l Per can't dlNidend and whsn7 What
Is the par per share E. X
Answer WHY'S Overland common
stock. par S25, paws 81 a. share per
year quarterly beginning 'annary /
The stock IS not entitled 70 7 good N.
vestment rating because it, is very
sensitive to earnings. Stocks placed in
sHcn position are speculative. The
company mas had to retrench heavily
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Commercial

~ Young graz haired LADY WIN .ofa
tnealfE tokets last season for the rub,5r
service Iic%et Co. l4s2 B-oadwav wfsb.s
sinailsr posiuon. theatre preferred "a
oTess llot Munsey Bldg.. BaltIrnore. Ma.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Why Lambs Are Easily Shorn

OF e. q s'S 's'Rs Ps-aps
Toia T e.. DO .os you @ thnk 5. the
do YOU think OF follow that plays the
stock market from day to day. think
a. mas as much chance as snowfall in
hell.-C. r.
Answer-We trust you will not at
tcmnt the specula tive game if you are
SO decided about its results. Fore
warned is forearmod We have wit
messed the undoing Of several gentle
men and not a few ladies who have
entered upon speculation in Wall
street. And our conclusions are that
very few Of them used superahun-
dance Of sense IN their operations. Most
people overhuy: that is. they purch ase
more stock than thev can afford to
carry, It not at the start, then at some
tlmo during the episode. This, We
think, IS the main trouble with most
spectators. A person IN this position
cannot take advantage of breaks in
the market, because his buying power
has become exhausted. This is not an
attempt to show how speculation should
be managed. Far from it. 1t is an at
tempt TO show that the fault lies not
so much with speculation as with the
speculator. AS to what ones chances
may be We would not vouchsafe an opin-
ion. This We do know; that one who
cannot afford to lose should shun spec
ulaton like the plague. SO far as Sim
clair and Reading are concerned. We
might say that Il yon feel your chances
are slim in the speculative arena, you
had better leave them 10 others TO
play with. We imagine that several
of tho rrovcrhial Philadelphia lawyers
arc spending their DAYS and most Of
their nights on the Reading case. Even
If We knew what they were doing we
doubt if We should understand it all
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
American International

Nuestion--Nill ereatl1 appreciate What
over ~nliehtarnart 'cp IN Sl0e the nN-
derslgned q % IN situation on An -rleen
International The writer owns -o9 shares
a. a7-B q,
Answer-There arc. 20 TAR a. We
know. no ne1 develo nments of interest
in the American international Corpora
ton. The stock, like most speculative
ISSUES, xas declined considerably Of
l9-o Earniaes for 1919 were about 50
per sharo This company derives 4
large part Of its income from TIC pur-
chasa ard sale of securities Ihersf0ra
the stock Is, IL our opinion. highly
speculative. We do not regard i a
sound Investment issue.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
" orkngman Picks Good List

as ~ wo-kiNgnlaa's r,estrran. r,-.l Z.
$4,000 20 invest would l,ks 10 re, 80
han M ger cent PAID b. the sa%ing,
banks What Is your opinion ~ 4 rsr cs - :
Prudence bonds sold b. the Reslfv A.sn
ciates investment Corporation. sears 30
buck per cent gold notes and Nat.on.l
Biscuit per cent preterred e "
Answer-All the investments YOU
mention are Of nigh grade, in our
opinion. We think YOU would o,alo -
mistake in purchasing them. '''
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
B. z. T. Stock Appeals to Him

0u-stion--Vill Won please siro II. Tour
opinion ~ Brooklyn Rand Transit Co,
stack DO YOU consider it safe 20 buy II
for long null or ! gamble Also FOR A
long NUii, would il not b" better - buy
the ce~tilcates Of deposit. which sell con-
sidershlv lnNar than the stoch' ls it
considorcd liHelv that the stock VII bs
t1ne that tho company Will be abe -
DUH out without making an sssessnenf .
[ first bought into Brooklyn Ea Dld Transit
eone five YEARS ago. twenty shares cast
nc mo. at mat timo sl,70o Since thai
time have been in and out. and A.
present have loss Nf about 500 and no
stock am Undecided about buying aealn
ohliga atoms - Nou for the bene0t IF Your
opinion. DO YOU consider Puliwan Com
panN stock 4 good inNcstnrn' around
present price ot about it22-J r.
Answer Brooklyn Rapid Transit iz
not safe stock 70 purchase for the
reason that none of rs knows rhat THO
plans fer rehabilitation will BE.
The stock has discounted, to =
very considerable extent, the condl-
IS II bad way.
The certificates yerresent stcck which
has been Deposited. It Is not free, bus
ratherNs subject 70 the decision OF the
committee. For that reason il sells
lower than the stock. Pullman Company
has lcnr dividend record. The CON
pany Is ably managed and earnings
show siderable iYrrovemen'. We re
gard the stoct, as vorY falr inVc stme nj
tor business man.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Investment
Information

Questicns Of general interest To in
csstors triV b. answsred in this co&-
nrn, m tchich case oniy trit,nls ,ciU
be used. Others totN be nnswcyed hp
moil Addvess all inquiries, ircios-
ing q stamped, addressed enrclopc, to
Financial Editor, The Tribune, ISL
Nassau Street, NcW York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

so'ooo and more were reported in 10
failures, against 137 last week.
Bra dstreet's reports IA failures +hie
week. against 219 last week and 98
last year. 131 IN 1918, 215 in 1917 and
oo8 in 1915
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
sJRRoGATEs' NOTICES

MOSS. FRANK-I~ pl-RsUANCs OF AS
order o, Fonsrsbie John C1hslsa
Surrogate r ine toLnfy - -
NOTICE = her ~ sltt0 10 - - s00' - -.
tns aEsns' f-<4k Hls- 40 nv -,
County - ~ YORK. d@c-as-- 20 1850
ne ssn. nh Won hers he - - 80 -,
ACT oer. "a r-r wa 6 trar-z-ilcs 30.
res. - NJ c-re q, moss Hsl.-s s -
n-r attorneys a. - 80 R-ra "a u -.
City o, New York on or hs.1gs ne @'''
dsy Of January neat ,s
Dated. New YORK. tbs 2nd 1ay Of Jsly'
1929.
ELIZABETH J. MOSS. Esscu,rix
Moss. MARCUS TyLS. sss 0Sees-
way. Nav York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
81 Mo


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IsApQEE EsSENFELn art AT e.
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You ara nerebv sammoaef ~ s1sr.r "a.
oornN.a ia th.s acton. s,.5 :o serve a
toruev w''hia tsvent, days ar,ar the -ery -
scr'ioe. ana 'n case % 5cur e .a an
Fs5T. or ~. an -g@f. ~ sasmee. ~a b" ',.n
nlanaed IN fhs complaint
Dstea sentelnsb,er 4. 1920.
Plaintiffs Ator-~v OF. aod
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wa Bo;ourh cf Mania tan
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IERNER Co-na a1f0ers treitns rrds-
The firm name and etsi~ ~ ss.srf-la l.
Lerner. plaintiffs aga ns' EMIL II
nain- AND style Or = H4aer Z Co.
To ne seo,e named peferlsns
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Nnv FORK s1PREaIE COURT. ~
Tor. CONT Henae 3, F'reareo-rs
SON < Son lrc. dsfrn.a.t Summons
To the hoe na0es eef-rlsat.
You are hereby SUNNI e7ef = . ansF-r ~
~opy Of Eour answer 0n -he p a.-fI = : a.
rorneys within fnenfv t1ol 1ats s'.-- 'n+
service - nis sun mons - is-. ~,
d. of S@rV.re and in asr% y tog- .lr- .
sDpaar or answer fldeue err Tt 10 'assa
against you ~ defspi- for ne rs.st c.
n-nded IN fne comps sin'-
Dated ,se'lf .fr nHr - i'2a
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Plaintiff Afforneys. one md p7r
o1'cr Addr~.s nsrge -.
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and S'ste - >eN 7ot< 30 said sfa.s
Ta'ee. cctoher =. 1a-o
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At'orn"ss !ol P'airtT .~- sl- Post
one Address. e. ENttsr-s Psc..
ho"o ign of Aanha'tsn. GU O., -"
SUPREME COURT new yorE COUNT
NAETEA OCo%N ELL. Pa .n..f AKA -,
FRANK coNNELl nn.or> Ae'
i'm fo5 Annaimeat of Msrr.see
To fh@ above named Dtf4nssff-
Your are hereby Sanfnorsf . answer 'hs
"cinpla ~ tn mis- aei on. tra -srf'
rnpN of Hou- arsver fr frn 70 'r- . a
f0rn@y N'tnIn twenty nays z'trr tte .ar'..e -
this summons "~. Ifi-I-- 80 nr IH 80 s'r'
md In fss- = t0D - tnres ~
sus~ef. s. -n'r0' ~ t.ft4- -ass'
"a iust tes for f7- fs...t demanded II -
comp fnf
pa'ea. oe-e7~- iifa la-o
~, 4.l -~s+ 80 slt-rs'
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= - - fo,-e s-fl r.fsrf+rt.
TO 'o-el o.rs ~1eiaar r' ~
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GEORGE NC ~ - ty''e'
- - ~NfreNis Htlr' .f- ~
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Da--l. HsV 4ors ls.-resr -fti ias'.
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20 Nesf - s-7ssc
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
CLEREs ANr rYprsrs wANrrn

CLEREs AND rYpYsrs WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE Insurance.
COMPANY
Girls - years Of age and over
Hour. 9 TO 43e o'clock
Saturdays TO !: o'clock
Luncheon. served ,r.e
Salary TO start $500
Abilities. =. clerks reviewed -aro a.,
months. Those q average ability should
Pc receiving from ,ls - SIS Per w~e6 after
the second review. The variation :. tu. 70
difference n clerical WORK
Free classes conducted in ryp.wr.tins.
stenosrap ply ana Dict.phone Operat.nx.
Apply in Person between ana 80 O'Clock
Room 5o3a. Metropolitan Building,
Madison Ave. (at 2;rd 81. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
BUYERS COMING

ERIE. Pa.-Wlker's; J. II. Cavanaugh.
coats, suits and furs; Annex, expected
November 8.
KANSAS ClTY-Frankel Frank. Co.
James LYONS merchandise manager; Al
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Bonds G

Appalachian Power i. %. g IN
Nin'iNna' Cas- (. t;lec s 1915 = =
t0l Ga> & t,lec = 1927 .. "a y
Dallas Eiec IS. 1922 ......... n0'A
is 5. 1921 .............. ~ ln0
Fl Paso E'ec col $ ~ 81
Gro-' Western Poner 1st 7siA 7o'A
Midwest Utiities let 60
Nlssissippi Rlver Power is, IS - -
North ONT l. &. Power 6. g
:. urfhern state. Power Sc 1925 -
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Has Loss in \. Y. State Railway Bonds

cuestior-son!c hrAe gears ago vaas
strongly ADVISED - buy tAn bonds ~ the
New York state EailVavs iias for which
paid IS $50 fnlaturing 1857 These
bonds have been droNpinE over since unll
row theN are Quoicd 1T about one-haN of
fhe above price. Can yon adflse me If
these bonds are strong enough - regain
some of heir loss m the nasr future9
bought these for SAFE Investment .--
! ~
Answer-rhe --latest available repor.
Of operations OF the Now YorA State
Railways Company shows hat for tn
quarter ended June 50. 1900. net in
ceme va Sl3S.oo7, against, 767.45s for
The same per.od Of 1910 This is At
the annual ne Of 1901 Yer cent carmel
on the preferred stock, against SKI Pc
cont actually earned n 1919. The
rerdencr .len, IS toward an lNcr as
ractically all forms Of punhc utlli.y
investments. and particularly those Of
street railways. have been greatly de-
pressed. We believe the New York
State Railways Az per cent bonds are
safe and that hey should show gradual
I'M mprOVemcnt n price.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
s.l,.Jri.. A., r,,,l r,,tc.

The following schedules N ba rl<r.ot g.
'v"-s fled IN the United states District
Court
ANNFTTA GARMENT CO.. INC
Schedules Of tho Anne1ta Garment CO
Inc, ma manufacturers. address not stated,
give liabilities as tln.7o0 assets s2.2a}.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
New York City Bonds
New York State Rnnda

issued m coupon and registered to-u
terabe 1-'Ns iseis
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06

STENOGRApEJrr

SFENOGRApHNR
For worr abroad wanted ifnr,.d4,..lv
nuhln"r pr competent nl-le stenosra2he-a
% go 20 Europe for Jewish orcanizstion
appl0ant must be tinted ota9es ~@t.Ylo
~ pnqurs; ona he character and >tanling
pcslres rms 'ish must also Rad w~.fe .nr
tean 90 Sh Hpof. 4-dge OF other rn
.o''sn '"nsna ses dssirab BIZ. bu, not essen
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
SALrSPEOPIE
\ ATTENTION

Retsil telling y, Electric Washer.
aNa cnurn ciaaners ofsers -e,1unera-
'''e and 1igrlhe1 r-o~a ~ n.Sh rra .e
sa-esAasA am sa--snon.cn 7he-e :
nose neN!re '1.lon ana aiuts-ten 70
s@i h.gn rraGa oacillaiiaE I've
electrlo washer and wel-xnoy-n
N@culM c.faHsr >1les effn~i VII be
supplemented bv 81 ertehsire s5.a~.
tls.ng campaign Men and women -
aolHtN who nave enough confidence ~
themselves 70 Work on Straight com
Hot"i Conalnoiore between ana
Monday or Tuesday morning
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
A Business SURVEY
of Industrial America

based on lntensire studies Of Industrial
Conditions in ttceIre industrial
cities of the United States
The Tribune in it's Sunday Financial Sec
ton tomorrow will show precisely how
far industry has reoeded during the recent
months of downward rcadiustment
The effect Of dehaton on production.
expansion of plant units, on the human
element in manufacturing and on rner-
chandising will be revealed in this survey.
which covers current conditions in Indus
trial America.
Instead of repeating generalities as to
whether business is good bad, this
resume will deal with specific facts about
the trend in such cities as New York.
Philadelphia, Boston. Buffalo, PITTSBURGH.
Chicago, Cleveland Kansas City, Detroit,
Cincinnati, Minneapolis and St. Louis.
1he survey uncoVers reservoirs of Opt
n1lsm throughout the country, despite the
reaction away from an inflated wartime
basis
TO.MORROW'S
SUNDAY TRTRITNF,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
HELP WAITED FEMALE
Domestic

NURSE mothers helper Tor trN -,-ls
one seven Years the other nlne lnon,hs
a. scarsdale. NeT York good hoNA for
fho right 0erson American Protestant pre-
ferrsd musf have good refsrrnces state
sslar, desired md ablii-y - I'll position.
.Aadces. 2. ? E0E 21s. Scar.a4le y :.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Business Troubles
Receivers in Bankrurtr-

Nhe follovine receivers N hankrrntcv
vere arcointcd N the United STATE. DIS
,-!e- Courr
lAFFE & sON-Jua~s Julius V
No. arro'nted Taylcr Move receiver to-
FhiNr ara Martin Ja.c furs ,radine as
? JaNe 4 eo- go SEVENTH 4 -aue With
bond ot 5000. l..abl..les. sso.eoQ. as
sets
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Miscellaneous OIL r,rr.,;.

Atlantic Lobos Oil Co - :,
60 u.
r0sden I. Co -
Elk ras-n Gems p. CO ~. ~
I2operisl on Ltd az
y So z Petroleum, g., 81. se,
- rrit' OIL Corror.t!an
Midwest Retnirr CO "a
Moulrt n Producer. -
) or p sst Jil cn
producers & Retners Corr
SAT- Creek Producers new 15s
Sapnl p4 Esfin1re CO
STANDARD Cil ~ T-lt,. .s
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
BOARD WANTED

y NTEp a houso IN New Yorll city.
Nrookiyn Or rearhy srburhs for Prot
'sfant girl - Ne3rs old x her. She ran
work between school hours Addre,s Mira
I.. IS Nesf 81 =
New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Printing
Sewing Machines
7 runhs
FOR SALE

f.<C Yc1GPFDfA BRlTA>NIca fih
edition India Dapsr go.' condition
Having hoH-'' set of narN Frc. rrslIs
sr.cs-- w''l sefi f.r e-.-4n-,. s-
tf7rf-ra +. ~ urfos N rito q. nl-s
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Devotional meeting Epworth League
700 p. m.
woman's Missionary Society Tues
day $3.50 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 500
p. m.
At this church you will always find
a friendly greeting. The pastor will
officiate at both services today. Come
and worship with us.
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First Baptist Church.

Corner Palafox and LaRua streets.
Joseph A. Ansley, pastor.
Sunday School $3.50 a. m, Lee Mac
donnell, superintendent.
Preaching by the pastor at 11:0o a.
M, and 800 p. m.
This will be the pastors last Sunday
in Pensacola before removing to his
new pastorate in South Carolina.
Sunbeam Band. 8: 90 p. m, Mrs. Fred
B. Keene, leader.
B. Y. P. u, 700 p. M, William H
Wolfe, president.
Junior B. Y. p. u, 700 p. m. e. D
Beggs, Jr., president.
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Prote.t.rt En;.eonaI Church

Protestant Episcopal Church.
Christ Church, corner of Palafox ana
Wright streets. Ven. John II. Bowl
rector.
Sunday, May 30th. (Trinity Sunoayl
Holy Communion 7:45 a.. m.
Holy Communion and Sermon 1l.oo
a. m.
Sunday School $50 a. m.
Weekday services:
Wednesday Litany 400 p. m.
The Bible Glass will meet on we'd
nesday, Immediately after Litany.
Gadsden Street Methodist Church.
Corner Gadsden street and MINI
avenue. w. p. Hurt, D. D., pastor.
Residence 908 E. Jackson street.
Sunday school 8: 80 a. m. If you do not
attend any Sunday School you are cor
daily invited to become a member OF
this growing, efficient school. Glasses
suited to all ages.
Preaching 1880 a. m. and 500 p. m.
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East Hill Baptist Church.

Thirteenth Ave. and Gadsden st.
A. c. Odom, pastor.
Sunday School 80 a. M, Robert M.
Merritt, Supt.
There will be no preaching at the
morning hour Sunday, this service
having been suspended on account of
the 5th Sunday meeting Of all the
churches of the association, at Olive
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Zionist ORGANIZATION.

The Zionist Organization of Pensa-
cola will hold a special meeting Sun
day evening at 1880 at /. O. o. T. Hall.
At this meeting new officers for the
ensuing year will be elected and re-
ports from the recent Zionist Conven-
ton Of America. All members are
urged to attend.
SAM GOLDRING, Sec'ty.
E. GREENBLATT, Pres.
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To the Democratic Voters of the Third
-..--.... Congressional District

candidate myself
din
tina
o
f
m
tern
Ihavean
ebes
Of the
matters
wheIt
a Others ~ "~
interests ypeope
Iw e take |
heart
fac hoaret
Knight all
a
s tina
NV
gnt
erey,
N-AN1NA110'ne'
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First Methodist Church.

I. W. Chalker, pastor.
Sunday School, $50 a. m, conducted
by Hon. L. v. Holsberry, Supt.
Preaching at 1900 a. m, by the
pastor on Living by Faith"
Epworth League at 700 p. m.
Preaching again at 500 p. m, by
the pastor on THE Great Offer"
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PASTORS. PLEASED

Announcement or services and
programs to be. printed in this
column should be sent to The
Journal editorial rooms not later
than 6 p. m. Friday.-Editor.
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st. katharine's Episcopal Church.
Corner 6th-av and E. Cervantes- st.
John C. Skottowe, rector.
Rectory 502 E. Ceryantes-St. Phone
1898.
Sunday May Goth. (Trinity Sunday)
Holy Communion 700 a. m.
Morning Prayer 1890 a. m.
Holy Communion and sermon 1900
a. m.
Vespers p. m.
Sunday School $3.50 a. m.
Litany Friday 1880 p. m.
Short daily service a. m.
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First Presbyterian Church.

Sunday School, 9: AS a. m.
Morning service 1900 a. m.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. A. S.
Moffett.
Junior Missionary Band will meet at
the Manse at o'clock p. m.
Christian Endeavor Tbs p. m.
Evening Service, 800 p. m. =.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. A. s..
Moffett.
Mid-week prayer meeting, Wednes-
day, 500 p. m.
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Calvary Baptist Church.

Corner Tenth Avenue and Aragon
Street.
Sunday School 3:15 p. m, w. L.
Pate, superintendent.
Preaching 7:45 p. m. All are cor
daily invited to. attend these services.
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M. Olive Baptist Church.

'The Possibility of Right, VIII De
the subject of Rev. E. J. Mckenzie In
the Mt. Olive Baptist Church sunday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
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Lutheran Church

% w. Wright st.
Only evening service at 1880 p. m.
No morning service and no Sunday
School today as the pastor is preach
ing at liberia, Ala, this morning.
J. w. Reinhardt, pastor.
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Baptist Church. The evening service
will be held as usual and a large at
tendance is desired as this will DE the
last service conducted by the pastor
before leaving for his summer vaca-
ton. The subject of the evening SER
mon will be, 1.-THE Things Which lie
Suffered"
Junior B. z. P. U. Gas p. M, MRS.
J. A. Griffin, leader.
Senior B. Y. p. U. 6:45 p. M. MISS
Lille Gommillion, president
PRAYER meeting Wednesday, I;45
p. m.
A cordial invitation is extended TO
all to attend our services.
ST. Johns Episcopal Mission, War
rington.
Sunday May Goth. (Trinity Sunday
Evening Prayer and Sermon 7:3O
p. m.
wednesday Litany 1850 p. m. So
cial hour 500 to 10000 p. m.
Knox Presbyterian Church.
DR.. McIlwain will preach at Knox
Presbyterian church at 11:00 o'clock
Sunday morning.
Sunday School $50 a. M, c. F. Zeek,
Supt.
Christian Endeavor 700 p. m.
Rev. A. A. Post will preach at 500
p. M.
West Hill Baptist Church.
Corner West jackson and streets.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Morning service 11:00 a. m.
Evening service 200 d. m.
Rev. Satchwel1 will conduct the
morning and evening services. Every
body invited.
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First Christian Church.

Sunday School, 9:45 a. M, Jas B. Per-
kins Supt.
Preaching and Communion 11:00
a. m.
Morning subject, 1.-THE Fruitless
Life"
Christian Endeavor, 700 p. m.
Evening service, 500 p. m.
Subject: Love, Loosed, Lifted"
Minor J. Ross, minister.
The eighteen who have come into
the church by baptism in the last six
month will be sure to be present for
the morning service.
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Bible Students.

Room 275 Brent Building.
Lecture 800 p. m, Sunday, May 80,
THE Ministry of Evil
knowledge has increased. There is
much running to and fro and at time
of trouble not since there was a nation
nor ever shall be. II
Questions invited.