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Ellsworth American., 1920-05-12
CORRESPONDENCE.

Test Problems.
North Penobscot, April 26, 1920.
TO the Editor of the American:
Reading magazine recently, |
saw this problem in multiplication
which had been given to the gradu-
ates of six colleges, ! presume to test
their power of concentration and
mental speed: Multiply 46,432 by
So. The average time it took them
to do this was given. Now IL any
scholar, teacher or expert business
man wishes to test his or her ac-
curacy and speed in mathematics.
simply report to me the number of
seconds required TO perform this
question accurately, and | will give
the shortest time reported, and by
whom, the ratings as given in the
magazines, and the average time re-
quired by the graduates of six col
leges.
/ also give this question to the
teachers in this county who may read
The American. and should like to
know how many of them perform it
without resort to algebra or geome-
try. and their method:
Question - The diagonal OF a
rectangular field is 10 rods: its area
is as rods. What are its width and
its length?
| think it would be well OCCASION
ally to give out general questions to
arouse the interest of pupils and
teachers in our public schools and
| stimulate mental progress. When |
read the daily papers and note the
amount of space devoted to ad vertis-
ing movies and various cheap shows,
and reporting in detail ball games of
various kinds engaged in by high
school and college students, and OBJ
serve the little apparent interest
taken in giving publicity to mental
progress, | wonder il we are getting
our moneys worth for the millions
spent for higher education, in the
making OF responsible and efficient
citizenship. Are our institutions
catering to the fans" in athletic
sports, in theirexcessive snobbish-
| ness, rather than having an eye to
| strong physical development as the
| basis of human efficiency?
j. NJ. HUTCHINS.
Ellsworth American., 1920-05-12

The entire lGlg,h m the HudSo.
river Is 3n milts FroL Troy Ia tn,
mouth Of The river In New York hay
distance of l3o miles, the river IL
TIDAL, owing to the low grade Of it,
oed, by which the ocean tide is able
to back Up. II is this lower tidal
naFigable portion OF the Hudson tha.
Is Of so much Importance. and. of
course. the water is salt. 1t is regarded
as really an estuary of the sea. Above
Albany and Troy the river is small
stream. and to its source the water
IS fresh
Ellsworth American., 1920-05-12
corIp NOT WALK
wv UP THE STAIRS
years From Rheumatism---Soon
Relieved by Taniac.

- had rheumatism so bad that life
sImply miserable for me. but
Tsnlac has entirely overcome my
,.nnbles." said Mrs. Martha Asbaeh.
~ 9926tk Duane St.. Los Angeles,
Cal. - -
.,,b a wretehed condition I can
hardly understand how | held out as
,"ng as did she continued. II
bad rheumatic pains In my knees so
Ia mat il was impossible for me to
e,a, up or down the stairs. and my
ksnds we're SO swollen and stiff Il was
N II could do to hold the broom or
S,sbes Al night simply ached all
over 20 had | could not sleep. and, in
a., 1 suffered all the time night and
aay / became very nervous and
worried so much over my condition
that / became very despondent.
u tried all the medicines | could
hear OF but none of them did me any
good until got Tanlac. was over
loved to find that Il more than met
nv expectations. All signs OF the
rheumAtism has left me and | am
hack doing my housework for the
arst time in several years. My
nerves are as steady as they can be
and sleep all night long and never
wake up TIL morning. haven't felt
80 ane IN years and ii certainly Is a
pleasure for me to tell everybody
about Tanlac." p"
Tanlac Is sold in Ellsworth by e
G. Moore. in Sullivan by Dunbar
Bros. and by the leading druggists
In every town.--Advt.
Ellsworth American., 1920-05-12

The longest railway tunnel on the
American continent Is the Rogers pass
tunnel on the Rocky mountain division
of the Canadian Pacific line, which Is
five miles In length and runs under
Mount Mcdonald, in the Selkirk
range. 1t was constructed at a cost
of more than S10.000000.
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Bluewater Notes
HLVFWATER NEWS.

Capt. W. G. Reid, representing the
Santa fe railroad company, met
here last Saturday, with the land
owners and water users OF the Blue
water valley. The matter Of forming
a water district and putting In a dam
i'm tho Bluowater canyon was thor
oughly discussed. Meredith Jones,
one OF the most capable surveyors
the Santa Fe railroad has, had pre-
Viously made "a survey OF the dam
site and valley. His report TO Mr..
Engie, vice president Of the Santa
Fe, was very favorable. AS a result
Captain Roid Yves sont TO meet with
tho water users, TO securo their co.
operation IN putting In the dam and
irrigation system.
The Halloween party held at tho
J.. ID. $. meeting house last Friday
was a huge success. The rooms were
appropriately decorated with witches,
hobgoblins and Jack o'lanterns. One
entered the building. through a long
narrow dimly lighted passage, which
gave him a ''spOoky" feeling, quite
the proper mood TO enjoy the HalioW-
cen stunts and games played. De-
liEhtfui refreshments were served.
Mira. Clarlnda Tietjen was a busi-
ness visitor In Gallup last Saturday.
The theatrical ENTERTAINMENT. un-
der Mrs. Thignen's direction, whlch
VA 10 have been given some time
ago, but was postponed and delayed.
has been revived. and will be given
Friday evening. Nov. o.
The Santa Fa has. an extra gang
here extending the passing track and
Fihgink heavy steel on the spur 70 the
Lewis sons cruaher and the Nevis
oompany's lime plant,
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A~LBUouERoUE COUPLE
Married ON GRANTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Harsh, of 22i
South Broadway. celebrated their
nfty-second wedding anniversary last
said to look upon II in their hearts
as a day for celebration, for Mira.
HarEch, who Is just recovering from
an illness, was not able to rejolce
very actively. Mr.. and Mira. Harsch
we're married on the day that Gen.
eraI Grant was elected to tho presi.
dency. They have been residents Of
this city for the past thirty.two years.
and have many friends who join with
niversnry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06
SURPRISE PARTY FOR MISS
MARGARET GuSDORF

The friends OF Miss Margaret GUS
celebration with her Wednesday.
October "a; and 80 they proceeded to
gtorm the Gusdorf home In a body
that evening. and treat tho young
lady to "A surprise party. They played
a number Of lively Halloween games,
and told fortunes; and wound up
with q delicious supper. The crowd
consisted OF: Misses Florence Blair,
Eloise Boren, Helen sievert, wahneva
Summers and Pansy Hicks: and Ed
win knight, Clarence johnson, Rule
Baiiy. William Sloane and Scott
knight.
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fXRTY AT
ST. MARY'S HALL.

A number Of young girls and boys
gave a very attractive Halloween
party Saturday night at st. Mary's
liali. The hall was PRETTY trimmed
with witches. goblinh, pumpkins and
everything that goes to make the
AFFAIR most like Halloween. An
amusing feature was this: At IL
o'clock all the lights were mysteri-
ously turned out and a ghost, carry
ing a large lantern, crept across the
stage. moaning and wailing.
Games were played and dancing
enjoyed throughout the evening; and
refreshments were not forgotten.
Those present were.
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Mira. Charles White entertained
for Miss Katherine Conway yesterday
afternoon at her home In the Park
View apartments. with n delightful
tea. In the receiving line were Mrs.
White and Miss Conway. Mrs. Pat
Conway and Mrs. S. c. White poured,
and Miss Anita Hubbeil, Miss Gene
We've Tferney, and Miss Lillian
splckard assisted In the dining room.
Those in tho living room we're Mrs.
Joseph swllium, Mrs. Guy Rogers
and Mrs. w. w. Strong. The rooms
were decorated In yellow roses and
crysanthemums, and yellow was used
In details OF the refreshments.
The marriage OF Miss Katherine
! conway to william White was an
nounced last month. The date has
been set for November "a.
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(i300 North Fourth stroct,)
Sunday school and Bible class at
9.fb a. m.
II a. m. Breaking OF bread In re-
membrnnce OF the Lord. Acts 2O;7.
T:45 p. m. Preaching OF the gospel
by Carl Amending. Subject: Egypt
to Canaan" Illustrated by a large
map showing the course OF the Israel
ties ON their way from Egypt TO tho
Promised land. Appropriate lessons
FOR Christians viii be drawn from
their experiences. A hearty Invita-
ton to all.
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", 3, VpndorpooI, pustor.
Sunday school 9;45 a. m, j. Il.
Major, supt.
Preaching ira. IN ana 1890 p. m.
Subject OF morning 'Spir-
itunl Food The crmo viii be fol-
lowed by the sacramental service.
Subject az the evening sermon: "a
Right Hear
intermediate league $50 y. IN.
Mrs. j. w. Gibbons, Supt-
Senior league $50 y. IN. Miss
Estellc Bentley, president.
Musical director. Mrs. S. -. Miller,
The public cordially invited Ia all
the services.
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Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Church,

Corner Gold avenue and Arno ST.
Carl Schmid. pastor. Residence 200
South Arno street. Phone z316-J.
Sunday school 9:i5 a. IN.
German services 9:i5 a. m. Sub
iect: "Tho word Of God the Founda-
tion OF our Faith"
English services lisa. m. Subject:
"Paul's Love and Prayer FOR the
Philippians"
English evening .crviccs 1850
o'clock. Subject: "Unbelief the Only
Sin Which Condemns"
Thursday afternoon the Ladies' Ala
meets in the church anneN
Saturday morning at . o'clock
religious instruction for the children
OF the Sunday school.
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q u. p. STARTS
stud PROGRAM

At tho regular weekly meeting Of
tho c, u. Z. club Tuesday evening
Miss Winnifred Shuier mRde n talk
on tho organization OF the Young
Women's Christian association md
its work. Tho program committee
reported the plan OF the meetings for
the month. The first mceting OF tho
month iH 10 be q membership meet
Ing, the second n health culture
meeting, the third a study meeting,
and tho fourth a social meeting. The
subjects which Will bo studied have
not yet been selected hut tho health
culture meeting viii be held eaeii
month under the direction OF Mrs.
Taylor OF the Marinello shop. She
will give lectures and derhonstn.
lions to these young business girls
on the care OF their hair and skin.
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FRIDAY CARD CLUB
ENTERTAINED.

The Friday Afternoon card club. a
bridge club which meets once a week.
played yesterday afternoon Mt the
home OF Mrs. Jerrc Haggard. There
were two tables. The next meeting
will be with Miss Eatelle Luthy.
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Elders. J. W. Pine. r. a. TaIIey. :,
The Church OF Christ meets each
Lords day at the odd Fellows hall
on South Second street, between Sill
vcr and Lead
Song service begins at 10 o'clock
a. m.
Bible study from 1880 TO 1850
n. m.
Communion from 1850 TO IL m.
A hearty welcome awaits all who
attend.
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Rrnnd INV ChrIalInn CInIrch.

N1OINtI bNbhuMag anu 0NAhsJ 49,
willard A. Guy, minister; IFS s.
Walter street; phone 1649-W.
Revival meeting now in progress.
Services every evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Unified program Sunday morning
from 9:f5 to IL o'clock.
g;i5 Morning worship.
1915 Bible study period.
10:i5 Exprcssionul period, Clnss cN.
crcinc. Biblc drill.
1915 Lords supper.
1880 Special music and sermon.
Sermon topic: should Il Man Join
church,"
2.3O y. m. Children's service. Ser
mon topic: 1.-THE Wordlcss Book"
$50 y. m. Meeting Of Senior and
Intermediate Endeavor societies.
1880 u. m. Revival service. Song
service led by Mrs. Elizabeth Brad
ford.
Sermon topic: what is Christianity
and who Ia "a Christian"
Come at 1880 and enjoy the insplr-
Ing sons service.
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FORMAL COUNTRY cLUB DANCE.
Perhaps tho biggest thing OF the
week 20 some 70 folks IN tho city,
was the Country club dance, last
Wednesday evening. II was the first
formal dance OF the year, and from
all reports. Il was responded 20
nohiy and formally. The Duke City
orchestra played, and at II o'clock
a three course lunch was served.
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C0UNTRY HALLOWEEN
PARTY MONDAY.

The Housekeeperai club Of
Kanchoa 80 Afrlsco combined their
efforts and their originality and In.
Nenuity and gave a real country
halloween party last Monday even
ing IN the !. +. Young barn m
Atriscoi cofhstniks and bona fido
pumpkin heads and eountry-mndc
pies were fontufcE OF this patty, and
made Il distinctive among the Hal.
iowoen celebrations. In spite OF the
fact that the evening was cold and
ana neiEhbors were present. There
were taika on politics ard sprightiy
saln6h. Mrs. J.. J. Berkhhm and
Ms. Dan Miller seryed the nnhd.
sichea: Mrs Dunsworth was in
rhnrgo Of the pie stand. and Mrs.
Colt psealdod over the coffee. Mrs.
J. n. Young was in charge Of the en-.
tertainmont. A gratifying sum was
clearcd for the community
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MISS RoBINsoN ESrERTAINs
Young CROWD

Miss Gladys Robinson was hostess
at a party for a number OF her school
friends Friday, October so: at her
home. Games n Halloween fun
kept tho sUunE folks busy until n
late hour. whom a dainty supper was
served. There were twcnty-four
guests.
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BENLFFT OF ORPHANAGE.

a dance Tor the bcnoflt OF 81,
Anthony'a orphanagei was hold laat
Tuesday evening AZ the Albuquerque
music store. and drew out n crowd
that Just fit into the room. A player
piano made an excellent orchestra.
and was varied occasionally by the
tunes or a monograph. About thirty
people danced and u substantial sum
was reported for the orphanagc. Mlss
Agnes Flynn was In charge.
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Y. W. ACTIVITIES
IN TWO SCHOOLS.

Miss Bess Curtis gave n musical
program nj veHners at the Indian
school Friday evening. The service
was in charge OF the Y. w. C.. A.
club OF this Indian school.
The results OF the membership
drive at the University for the Uni.
versity Y, w. G. a. have not been
completed. Tho drive IL under the
direction OF Miss Mary Sands.
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A~nERcohEs eLUb MEET.

The Microbes club mot last
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. George Gentry. on the Fourth
street road. There was an excellent
Attendance OF members. who man.
aged TO spend the whole afternoon
in q discussion OF politics, az seen
In and about the city, state and
country. And some or them had
some good strong opinions. But that
they are all sincere is evidenced Ia
the fact that they will adopt for
their course of study the national
and state constitutions. This mem.
berH will study II together and en-
gago in discussion.
Tho nex meeting OF the club will
be November II. at the home OF Mrs.
II. NJ. Hall. on North Fourth street.
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Christian Science Society.
(Woman's Club building; 61S West
Gold venue

Gold avenuc.)
Sunday services at II a. m.
wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at q o'clock.
sunday school p 0:i5 a. m. FOR
children up to the & OF 20 years.
The reading room, room Q Mellne
building. is open daily except Sun
days and holidays from ESQ to $3.50
y. M.
The public is cordially invited 10
attend the services and to visit the
reading room.
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Harold s. Davidson, Pm. D.; min
ister's residence. 626 South Walter.
Sunday school at 9;i5 u. m.
Morning worship at II O'Clock.
Subject of THE Spirit Of
Jesus" Lords supper and reception
Of members. Special musical fca-
lures: Prelude, Question" (Wolstcn-
holm); offcrtory "Andantino" tChOp-
in); olo by Mrs. Landers. a special
onering will be taken for Near East
relief.
Evening service conducted by the
Christian Endcavor society with an
address by the pastor at Z o'clock.
Subject: "Pcacemakers," leader, Miss
Alice Gieasner.
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ARMtsTrcE DkYTo BE
cELl1nRATED AT SIG CHI

There n TO be nm Armistco Day
celebration at the Sigma Chi house
next Thursday eveping. with Collins,
OF Oklahoma. as host. The evening
will be spent IN dancing, with some
extra frills suited to the occasion. A
large number OF the university set
have been invited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-06

The Herald Is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
Of Want Ads by bringing Results.
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ST. Johns Cathedral Church,
(Eplscopal.l

CORNER Silver nnd FOurthi phOnei
1272-W.)
Sunday services:
Holy communion, Z q. m.
Sunday school, 9:i5 a. M.
Morning service, IL a. m.
Vespers, $3.50 p. m.
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PLANS or BAhDRiDGE-HARLES
WEDDING

The wedding Of Miss Alma Bald
ridge and William Pollock Harley,
which has occupied a conspicuous
place In the social events OF the fall.
will be soiemnized next Wednesday
evening at the homo OF Miss Bald
ridges slater, Mrs. Roy Stamm, on
North Fourteenth street. The hour
OF the ceremony has been placed ne
half past soven In the evening. The
ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. IL s. Davidson, pastor Of the
Congregational church. Miss Bald
ridge VIII be given away by her faith
or, J.. @. Baldridgo, and her sister.
Mrs. Roy Stamm, Will be matron-of-
honor. Kenneth Bntdridgc Will be
best The wedding music will be
provided by Mrs. Kenneth Baidridgc,
vocalist, Miss Louise Lowber, pianist,
ana Miss Lorna Lester, violinist. In
vitatlons to the wedding have been
sent to the relatives and Intimate
friends OF the young couple.
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PROGRAM ron COMING
WEEK Az " w

The regular club activities sched.
uicd for next week Mt the Y. w. 9.
A. are:
Monday o'clock Freshmen Girl
Reserves meet 7;3O recreation and
folk-dnnclng class meets.
Tuesday y. m, the Junior Gid
R~eaorves, 18th and sth grade girls.
hold their regular weekly meeting.
Sis p. m, tho 9Th grade Girl Re
serves have their regular meeting.
Thursday-4 p. M. tho Hi.A club
Of tho Girl Reserves meet.
In addition to the activities SEIZED.
uled TO occur IN tho Y. W. g. A. roc.
rcation room at 100 North Second
street, Miss Elizabeth Rose, rocrea.
ton director for tho association
clubs, has n number OF outside clubs
which she assists. On Tuesday at
1890, Miss Rose visits the Harwootl
Industrial school and directs tho
girls organization IN their rocrca-
ton. AZ 1880 Wednesday she win
meet with tho University Y. w. G. a.
for a business meeting, and on
ThurHdny she directs tho recreation
Of the girls NJ the Girls Welfare
Home IN tho morning and the Rio
Grande Industrial school In the after
noon.
Friday afternoon Misc Rose spends
az the indian school. with tho girls
recreation In the afternoon and the
vesper8 service At $3.50.
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Corner North Arno street and Tijera
avcnuc.)
l.. l.. Gaines, pastor. Rcsldenc
s02h South Arno street.
Sunday school, 9:45 q. m.
Preaching II "A. m. and : p. m.
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Qk1aHgrIhE2o6a0

Sunday school. 9:45 n. M. d. A.
Porterfield, superintendent.
Preaching by the pastor at II a.. m.
and 1880 .. m. Morning theme, Tho
Path by Which a Soul Obtains It's
Coronation Evening subject. "A
Remarkable Piece OF Folly" Special
music at both services under the d.
roction OF Mrs. Ralph Smith. =.
Epworth league devotional service
at $3.50 p. IN. William Wilcox.
leader.
a welcome to any or all OF these
services.
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Immncnln.c Conccnnnn chnrch

Jesuit Fathers North sixth street
and West Copper avenue.
Sodality mass, z n. m.
Children's mass. $3.50 a. m.
High mass and sermon, 10 a. m.
Evening service and instruction,
1880 p. m.
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YOUNG woMEN's COUNCIL
SUNDAY NIGHT SUFFERS.

Tho Young Women's council
which y a new committee organized
in the y w. g A. q in charge Of
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Sc. Paul's English Lutheran Church.
Corner Sixth and s,iver).

Arthur NJ. Knudsen. pastor.
9.45 a. m. Sunday school session.
We welcome everybody.
IL a. m. Morning worship. The
pastor win give the last OF a series OF
messages on Jonah. Theme. "Jonah's
Gourd." The choir will sing, I'VE
Praise Thee, o Lord" (Bicrlyl.
$3.50 p. m. Rally service of tile
Christian Endcavor society. Miss
Margaret Blank will Introduce the
topic, "Peacemakers."
1880 p. m. Evening worship.
Message by the pastor on The I'm
reality OF Christ"
Spend n part of tho Lords day In
the Lords house. Come ana worship
with us.
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MIR. and Mrs. Sam Diamond. OF
Springervillo. Arizona. stopped over
In the city last week for II few days
visit with Mrs. Diamonds aunt. Mrs.
G. i. Cochran. They are on their
way to Las Vegas, where they will
make their home.
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MONTAGUE LIGHT OPERA
SINGE.RS on NOV. Is.

The Montague Light Opera singers.
tho next on the course OF artists be-
Ing offered by the F%ortnishtly Music
club and the American Legion, Will
appear In Albuquerque November 10.
1t has beer announced that the pro-
gram Is subject 10 change. but az 1;
now stands IL Is:
Personnel Althea Montague. con
trnlto and reader: Margaret Mcllur,
sOprano: Haydn Thomas, bass and
accompanist; John Eichenbcrgcr,
tenor and manager.
Quartet. spirit OF Spring." from
Morning OF the year. .Cadman
soprano solo: "POlonaise," from
Quartet; Rose OF My Heart. .Lohr
Bass solo: Tho Horn. .F1egici
Trio: 'Churning Scene from Robin
HOOD ..DehoVen
Contralto solo: Twilight Dreams"
.Sibclln
Tenor character song from the
Rcd Mtll' Herborl
Quartet: Arranged from operas Aida
La Boheme, Pagliacci.
Reading: Selected BY Altha Montague
Operatta in costume: THE Japanos,
Romance." especially arranged fol
the M~ontagues.
Cast OF characters: Mimosa San
q japanese girl, Miss Montague; Al
MI Kara, her foster sister, Miss Mol
Tor; Thomas Stanley. American art.
fist, Mr.. Eichenberger; Prince Bahia
lord high oNeoutloner, Mr.. Thomas
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First Methodist Episcopak
Corner Lead avenue and South Third
street,.
Charles Oscar Beckman. pastor.
Miss Edith Gorby. d~eaooness.
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(Corncr Firth and Silver aycnuc.)
Hugh a. Cooper, pastor.
Services at II Il. m. and 7:3O p. m.
Morning theme: "iIe Went About
Doing Good and "Tho Life BENZ
flccnt."
Evening theme: "sanctity of the
Home"
Sunday school at 9:45 n. m.
Young peoples meeting at $50
y. M.
Ladies Aid society Thursday at .
y. m.
Kings Daughters meets on Satur-
day evening, November i3 at the
homo ~ Miss Inches, 90 West Fruit
avcnu
Strangers welcome to all services
Of our church.
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onD TOWN school PLANS
CARNIVAL

The Parent-Teachers association
OF the Old Town school held a most
interesting meeting Friday afternoon,
and ono that was well attended by
the patrons Of the school. The asso-
citation has set on foot plans to hold
a carnival on November 10, the pro-
Miss Pauline Jones. one OF the
teachers. Is chairman OF tho COM
mittne.
An interesting talk was made by
Judge George s. Klock, on citizen-
ship; and a plano solo was given BY
MI. Ramsey. 81 old AihNquerd,ie,
Coffee aud cake were served by the
teachers,