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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-13

necessity fer legislation pertaining
ID the second subject
Some change IN the law requiring
tempted The law regarding this
class q registrations, N rs present
form IS NOT fair 10 the general pub
lie and IS taken advantage of ry
lxny people rg- so-zfs5e dealers in
getting i've registrations ct a cost of
50 EACH When the person VITO wants
10 be fRar 10 ttse state. is pzyaEg SO
and SIS for eaeE registration II
z-zEy Instances. persons are using
dEals-s' plates upo7 cars nseG in
business oftzs- tran TIRE zlz.urcfale
business and under the avg. a. il
now stands il his been a question
whether this practice could BE-
checked
IN addition 20 the regzssrz1fan fee
Euw r-ov55es for dealers there skezs5
De aksdeS = dealers license fee 2ra the
2Ar regarding 5sazsrr' plates confined
70 thai 1se <p- ssszcozstra1izg and
selling 2lfO-ceEies IN connections
wltA 1ha eeassr's license i u9E1s h-e
we'll 10 consider tts question 81 re-
curing garages 70 Keep a record 81
cars entering ana learsnE their places
~ Business the xi-e II entering and
le2TEz< zca tes aeser.pEizz ~ ths car
Tals Laws g Eazw u zDxre II some u the
states zxss wcz1d Be hesg 10 ofzc-zis-
net 0zIy N tracing SfozeG cars 5zs al
Sc n checking - foreign cars 10 de-
tsETzl1s wEe1 they haa been II the
III - -
fore registering
70 TITS a2w z4g1z also 5s zzzlzs1 tAs
-sgzlreasnt that foreign CARS regis
Tered IN scEze oz-&- state ara coming
no Et1s stale. sEsoz2z register II
sore garage wzthfz ~ AaE-s after
ther ez1e- the state There haz been
some zEz.as5cn for q Uniform law al
soEf-r Eno-cr vee1cse<, -s-creEfy regis
Tered ~ s0T-e other state. 70 operate
IN any state gSzthcEr requiring regis
1rz1tez- -szss -AE xcz.d seem % be q
5rzE ozS. z pZ1 Il force n al states
Su- r. ssze- aazF = lei 10 ass axSsgTsa
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Marie should c7zrgs tie EAw allowing
foreign cars 70 ererate - Gays n thss
state. 10 = iaw tfzz1 w0zsS ba rne4rrc-
eaI and rzer allow Gays TO b. ogsyz4ed
IA --xss state Ter a Ere-fa@d ef - Gays
ws-asGt registration wE-eE tee state
TrrE1 wh5xh trey caE-e allows Maine
ears 10 Operate az3Y 10 lays As nzg-
ss@zls ia Ezazzy Instances zzzsr sh= pres
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/ zxa eo<zss.seea that sszea = AVE- Eosssa
s-r-rzsss TIE resesze TO the state ara
better szafxfv sts to@rfsts and summer
pacrse wes cor-e szto - state eac1
rear
If -tss SAw providing 4p- . AsaEsEsx-
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se4zxass - TO be ocEtIrzs1- zEEtse-11y
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az vxssoese< Is g1sen AufkUrsfT 20 szz-
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witnesses and provide fcF payr12zs q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-13
WINDSOR

FtfhesfS- ne nonr-
s'1 s'S1a u A1- Ah2 Nrs- 10
50 % AaoEis%1ie- PASSED away Tsry
sEsaS2EE3g or SSE- = Tie funeral
Ns-s 12Eo z Augusta on tie follow
.ns I1e-GzS. Isse o11Tr1l EzS IN tie
eaifaoaSc csE-2%se-- IN Augusta
Mrs. Alice Tzb%~ IN vSssr.rr -rs.-
Tires IN Worcester. aszs 1o- a fs~
weeks. Mrs. .AEasse rzb~~ a hoz..--
keeper fo- he- s.ss AE,er. xF,,se M
Tane- = zwar
NJ 80
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-13
Jap Premier
Denies His Nation
Is Militaristic

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- EEzG1t2rzx<ic and inviting foreign
critics ID STUDY japanese HISTORY 70
zrcTe TIE eozaer1tcz- P-eszisr Takasks
Ea-a has written an Article ezt1tte<s
japanese Narsenal Characteristics as
Hiszz1e-stnod 5T tie wcFtd- vn4ch -
u1szis1ea - lie CArre IN organ -
tie Ss&yEkzs PARTY.
II = charged TIA. thS yszazese -
IL aggressive race eesiscoee and .2ek-
ing sa esxsiixztton other than Tia axs
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r-zsznGerxrxzainx may be axtrfAuaed TO
three sefeertve 2osn1s Of xsew F1rse.
gzpaEess n1szsgv - daxreEzrssed- Sec
gnS- IzraEEse literature and art are
set a<a1s- AND th1rc- the trus eon1z-
tiOzzz O. TIA IifA u lie pecr2s hare nos
besz sxuasexs by tk< critics
J&raz has no record IN her history
u hzxsrx cczGzered either r1ces. NJ
srsr-cne knows TIE foreign ~xxz a
tia METH era especially the Russian
against foreign axg-essaeM
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-13
BALL FAVORS
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-13

DIM q faster sea ranErzegrzssoz e.
sse52asy 10 Argsgz1zz. Brzxsi aES Para
sZzT. Si-alar1y, he Says. nails TO the
Ing better tnz1 hitherto ~ they uow
are transported wf1hgzt trznsshzSneor.
ez1 he Complaint Of SOW sea service
zgzlE % noted
Mai fzEa4-ieS TO MexIco continued %
improve d-zr1g the rear SO thai mad
sS-vEcs II pEese1z - Co tie wf14e
Deste- Tkz-s AZ any line snare ia Mr.
BEEEs=1z says The View To-E-verz
C-x-z Se-T1Se las nEez operated regu-
AIRY IN = e9-weeksT aaszs By way 5f
Havana and. Prezrease4
Turning from Ease general s1mzass-
-a1EEe work . &E1aiset matters. the
-eeeEg1s from postage Co r12al aESre-
gated sss-]ass3as. : decrease 81 Is pee
can't trurz 88zx rear O. lie total
amount. SssoSa. 3 wzs dsr4Te<i trrm
-zzlA-zx ~ xs2zeA The postage was
rSa55 "A money. He pOznts org that
The ro-zl postage hsH was sssazFaseCz
10 $50 peg eap91a for The nation 2ovz-
-zl1S7-
Ezrc-z post reTeEles. VI BE-iesoa
esrz-ztEs- grezzse zvC-pxxrrzsely
szss 9g9sss ~ 81. 80. go more than N lie
pEez1szs pear Postage "a second
class nz4liz<z ucr1zced sE--a-.szl. Al
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crease n -ze z-GEz- Of zzA Ezc1sed
free by re postal SERVICE. Ar. 3z-se-
s0a declares. aaa4zy that the free
--za1s-zz % r.eEzhers 81 Congress and
Ihe gz--oszs establishments Of Ia gvr-
exrzsn- zzGer the fr1zkzax pztEf-
le<s.- COSY /. azla2Izg AMI 1rzEzSogrzr
a1z APPROXIMATELY q. 4za.soA.
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zrse las increased .hs -erc-1 s1o<z
A-zz Lr BzEIss0a urgently reco1-enz8
ire es1zEs3s1-1EnI gf greater pzznfk
especially z New YORK and ClcagD.
~Ae-s the E-Eatsozs are rccresenzed
- particularly ACUTE One-as;h q Al
uf the second Class ras matter hzn-
dsess originates In View Yo-x City and
Mr. 3U-.eson -eccE-enSs tse cca-
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LEE. costing n III aggregate ahSozc
caasa go .cgsener with \ trne4 con-
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bulkSazg n Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-13

HAEsozz- frc-z = sh-e<-Ecz-tz vEsl1 n
View HzxzFzEi-e-
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ztScess = the eft eye
Mrs. George ssc6azrc azs returned
fro mGle hospital 10 faer S1zzs IN Bel
-ra@s- 8De1 sympathy - feat for
Mrs Stca1Gzr6. #s1S mas ss5eress 50
rzCA fru-- sEz- srTn- o-one- 'aSr -u-@
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czE has Go@y- tadIr. ~ezis GszSpEarg IN
.AS BE<sxs
TFs= little daughter q Waiter
A1oEas@- and Miss Ease Ds.ssz- nzre
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ssar1sszt E-s rs<se-a Ssr se@csc4 90 ac-.
s0EEzz ii The sr3zzersze
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-13
CHINA

S0CTH-Tnere vii a~ IN ALTAR
nees.1z 81 S0Gzh Cz.nA Farm Bureau
On Iasstay. Dec II II tie EEsrzrv
Ise ladies OF Tits grrzn4rzsfaa VII,
m<<e IL the ~estrr 81 ErIsrS. chzrea
C A. Day ard Miss Heasn Clarke win
oe 1reseex Oh that cay. All rzeszberx
psease attend ard help fo-nzssze uA1rs
1oT The nexr years wDrx Pscrac Iu-eN
coees WIN be served by south c-sisz
ladies
Tse aiI-aay neeetrx - South cNar.
branch 81 Red c-rss viii be enter
r.aned On THURSDAY 1<x1 boz Mira. La
PszSEted xna Mia Em,na =. WRITE
A0zse- All nannh<rs xrh irrrteG
SCCTH-Tae irArz TIE Fa~A Al
the WfndoE- which uz,y 70 lave heeg,
presensed here Frfazy mxHr- wns Dcx<-
2omeu ON accowas 0f the secr-n ara rrE1
BE presented weerex1xy e-euzrx ryS
this week Tnsre VIII he n DANCE afrsr
shs play .sth znrsse by Toaasrs or
cAssxrl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-13

rnss eDmmunsfy -ae skocked By fhs
soA6sn dea4h - decrxe =. Robsrsx u
iifsssag resa6snx ~ tho scxu ana cne
Of The oss<~ nsxnhsrs 81 the socss<T
81 Fs1se1R xfxsr m Ifness - cnar n
se~ ms0aafA Fznsraz was frcrn me
rss46eaee o. FsS1ay a Z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-13
LOCAL NOTICE
Atte1xiou

Tax payers u WFnasor-Au rsruzsd
real estate taxes VII BE aarer,isea
according 20 law after Der. IL Isee.
0esso1g 2 q COL8ERN. Cos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-13

Farms and Lard Tor SsAe 90
u ALRES-TAzrn with new zr-tO-Gzze
house and shed Two large rev hes
hczsss. barn sEsersds0 water xzrpiy
With large eastern IN cellar. 5eaus..E4
location q miles from Gaxnlrar-
AAaas. Thas Is especially vel saEsp-
p&1 for poultry raising Inquire OF
c. q Became. GzruSzer Matte
IS AARES-Faru miles frura Gzrrs-
1er c1sF n Psftstuz1 Coed hzu5sSanEs
All farming to03sN sfocK wood q .nns
% good azy. a bargz3z- PRICE Sls2&.
Easy terms c. H Beane Csarrsney
Houses for Sale a.
GARDINER-iS-Fo0z h1Ezse Z s1oSs
coaGsttoz- centrally located -eE-s fer
SIS par Zo11h- u9-zisS yak frc1
OeEscz Spare stable Ecu-zg-exl with
hezse- All for Only s91za. Terms
tiz5S c2sE- balance EgzLExEs Z DE-
sired e. 4 Bezne
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-21
VICTORY CAMPAIGN FOR THREE
THOUSAND NEW MEMBERS 4,
THE OLD RELIABLE STATE GRAND LODGE,
Independent Order of Good Samaritans and
DAUGHTERS of Samaria

OBJECT-To carry forward the Temperance and
manner that all receive and enjoy It's healing
STATE GLAND LODGE, No. g. Of Virginia and the
under It's jurisdiction pledge to do certain things
they shall keep the obligations into
the Order Ours is secret benefit and fraernal society,"
to look after our sick them weekly benefits
sick member when neeced turn out In attendance
deceased member and follow their remains
buried Caro- tho nd Of
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-21
non, CHARLES w. ANDERSON
RECOGNITION.

On the Wadsworth Dinner Com
mittee. composed of many OF the
most distinguished men and women
i'll New York who will dine with u.
S. Senator Wadsworth at the Hotel
Astor, OH Friday evening, February
Goth. tho name Of Hon. Charles w.
Anderson appears third on the list
Senator Ogden Mills is Chairman
and others on the committee are:
General Cornelius Vanderbilt, Judge
Charles L. Hughes, Mrs. Whitclaw
Reid, Mrs. Gilbert II. Gary. Paul ID.
Cravath. Mrs. Nicholas Murray But
Ter, George b Coretlyou. Mrs. Charl.
cs II. Sabin, Clarence NJ. Mackay,
Darwin p. Kingsley. John e. Hedges,
Mrs. Robert Bacon, Senator William
NJ. Calder; Col. Lloyd G. Griscom,
Col. Theodore Roosevelt, Col. Herbert
l.. Satterlcc, Miss Clara Morgan, Hen
~ w. Taft, DR.. Jacob Gould Shur-
man, Mrs. Emma II. Van Warner, Hon.
George w. Wickersham, Mrs. John
7. Pratt, Col. William Boyce Thomp
son. Mrs. John II. Iselin, Mrs. Court
land ID. Barnes, Felix NJ. Warburg,
Mrs. Vance Won Hopper. Mrs. Cornell
ius N. Bliss, Jr., Mrs. Robert W. Bon
ynge, Mortimer l.. Schiff, Judge Phil
ip j. McCoek. Judge Nathan l.. Mil
Ter. Judge A, B. Houghton, CORTLAND
Hicoll, Homer p. Syndcr, EX-Govern'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-21

report said.
Occurring that the letters received
from 10000 farmers, with hundreds
of others arriving daily. contained
alarming information that the coun
try ought to know" the report said
that the replies disclose such state
OF mind and feeling on the part OF
many producers and such q spirit or
antagonism toward their fellows who
dwell iii the cities rs to give cause for
grave apprehension"
The time is very near. wrote q
farmer ut East Chatam, N. Y, when
we farmers will have to curtail pro
duction and raise only what we need
for our own use. and let the other fel
lows look out for themselves. Labor
unions are more to blame for tho high
prices than any one else. People are
trying 20 get pay for what they don't
earn"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-21
FEDERAL AID TO SOLDIERS.

In almost every community In tho
United States thers is discharged
soldier, sailor. marine or war nurse
suffering from some injury or aiimspt
which dates back to service With the
fighting forces. ',.>%.
Often this injury OF ailment haa
made 1t hard or impossible for them
to ut In whore they did formerly.
They arc Handicapped and need help
not charity, but mental and physical
reconstruction. In, many cases such
people unfortunately keep their trout
les to themselves. They arc reluctant
to seak MD or advice for fear thor
friends might consider them weak.
Possibly you know such a person.
II you do, encourage him to take
his troubles to the Government. Tho
War Risk Insurance Bureau and tho
United States Public Health Service
arc especially anxious to get in touch
with such individuals. The Public
Health Service has set up chain OF
reconstruction bases throughout tho
country for beneficiaries OF tho War
Risk Bureau. These are not Army
hospitals, nor is there Army disci-
pine in connection with them, but
rather a system Of hospitals similar
to the general hospital IN large cities
except that the treatment is free and
goes much further than in the ordi-
nary hospital.
Recreation, vocational training and
wholesome entertainment arc
combined with treatment. While mon
arc being bodily rebuilt they have the
opportunity Of learning some useful
occupation, or pursuing academic
studies. They are taught not only to
find themselves. but to better their
condition. The environment is as
homclikc as 1t is possible to make It.
Agrcat many men who went into
the Army have developed tuberculosis
and other diseases requiring special
treatment. The Public Health Service
has separate hospitals and sanatoriums
for these patients, where they may
get the best treatment known to med
iCal science.
A largo number Of soldiers arc not
yet aware that the Government offers
them free treatment. Please tell them
Subscribe to the Richmond Planet,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-21
HEARS FROM MISSOURI.

Writing from Palmyra Mo-, another
farmer said: I almost fear a famine
Farm help everywhere lis floekinB to
the city. urged by short hours high
wages and tho promise OF q GOOD ttmc,
Some ono. I fear, Is going to suffer
X this condition 10 not remedica
shortly"
His return Tor last year averaged
II O day for himself. a Whitewater.
Mo-. man said adding:
hope soon to 500 the farmer and
consurncr Eotng hand in hand. II not
then I am quitting. for ono. Work
fourteen hours day for 81 end lei
tho niddEnaan get the biggest part
OF It? Not me-
have just finished figuring UP
what tho eggs, poultry. and cream
that sold last year brought mo-
another farmer said: and will not
be in the business noxt year.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-21
DO YOU KNOW HIM?

desire to know tho whereabouts
OF Albert Thornton. He hes q broth
or In Petersburg, Va. whose name rs
William Thornton. He also has a
brother in Chicago. whose name 10
Charles Thornton. Important" news
awaits him by ,addressing 80 =
N. r. BAILEY. Manager.
The Milton Mercantile Agency,
1898 South State Street
Chicago. III.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-21
u,' t.& is'E. 2;
A Wife WamtsA.

Chicago. Ill. Jan. 2I.--To the Ed
tor OF tho Planet Having fer @ long
time been q reader of your paper and
desiring q wife, ], would like to have
you insort this ad. s..-....
Young man. 35 years old steady
habits. holding O. good position. wish
es to make acquaintance OF young Ia.
dy, who wants q good husband and
to live In Chicago.
THOMAS JONES,
1929 Grove Avenue.
Chicago, illinois,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-21
FARM SITUATION IS TENSE.
Dissatisfaction Indicated in Question
aire Replies.
Senate Post-Ohlce Committee Told
Farmers to Cut Production or
Abandon Farms.

washington ~' l.--Dccreascd
farm production next year and con
Sequent increase In the cost OF living
duo to dissatisfaction Of farmers was
predicted before tho Senate Post
Office Committee today by James I.
BlakSlee, Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General. More than 10000 answers to
100000 missionaries sent to farmers
he said. indicate n condition "disQuict
ing and tortenous Of disastrous conse-
Quences."
A report summarizing tho contents
OF the farmers answers prepared by
George L. Wood superintendent Of the
Division OF Rural Mails. was read to
the committee by Mr.. BlaksIee. Do
clariag that tho farmers Of the coun
try were tired OF receiving low TO
turns for hong. hard periods OF toll
while city dwcliors lived In ease and
comfort. with high wages and short
hours. tho report said that many OF
the replies received Indicated that
huRdrcds OF fasnors have resolved to
other cult tho farm entirely or great
~ decrease production NEXT year.
MAJORITY Make COMPLAINT.
Complaint was made In majority OF
tho replies the. report said Of tho
high prices paid By consumers az com
pared with the low return to the
farmer, Indicating an entirely dispro
portionato profit for tho middlenan.
Many farmers, tho report said draw
comparisons between "the hours Of
labor required OF tho farmer and his
compensation with those Of tho urban
ite. Of which tho farmer bitterly com
Nat,
drious living OF tho iattor as compar-
ed with the hard and bare living OF
the falmor who is no longer willing
to toll and produce for tho striker the
profiteer and the short hours, high
wage man."
a comment by q momber OF the com
mittce that the replies seemed to be
mostly from a bunch Of Bolshcvists."
Mr.. Blakslcc replied that such state
of. mind undoubtedly WAS indicated
and that in his opinion the situation
was extremely serious.
Inability to obtain farm labor was
indicated in the Wood report to be
one Of the chief complaints of the
TarmErs. Declaring that the short
age Of farm labor was causing great
antagonism on the part Of the pro-
ducer toward tho city dwcllcr." tho
report said that the great demand In
the cities for labor. with high prices
and short hours is driving the farm
hired help and the farmers, boys and
girls to the city"
HIGH COSTS ANGER FARMERS.
The high cost Of wearing apparel of
staples not produced on the farm of
farm implements and fertilizers all
OF which seem to have filled the farm
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HIGH COSTS ANGERI FARMERS.

The high cost Of wearing apparel Of
staples not produced on the farm of
farm implements and fertilizers all
of which seem to have filled the farm
ers' mind with encouragement and
resentment is certain to result in tho
curtailment Of food production" the
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or B. D. Odell, and Mrs. Marion Per-
rim Burton.
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Evening journal., 1920-01-31
Special and Music Be Heard in the C Churches
rs HEAVEN A PLACE
OR STATE OF MIND

The services tomorrow morning ant
evening at the Delaware Avenue Bap.
.tist Church. Delaware avenue and Wes'
street will be in charge of the pastor
the Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin. S. T. D., Wild
Will take for the subject OF the sermon
at 10 o'clock Something That Sur
passes Law The ordinance OF the
Lords Supper will be administered.
At ? o'clock the Sunday school will
meet. The school is in a campaign for
new members. The Christian EndeavOr
will meet at Gas O'Clock.
The evening service will begin at
730 O'Clock with a song service. The
pastor will preach the third sermon OF
a series. The topic for Sunday evening
will be. as Heaven a Place or Only a
State of Mind" The board OF trustees
will meet on Monday evening. Prayer
and praise service on Wednesday eve
ming
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
THEFUTURELIFE,'
PASTORS THEME
Mr.. Crawford's Evening Sub
ject Will Be "The Min
iStry of Suffering"
MRS. WALES TO SING
AT CENTRAL CHURCH

At 1880 o'clock tomorrow morning In
Central Presbyterian Church. the minis
ter, the Rev. J. II. Crawford will begin
a series Of sermons on The Future
Life" in line with ehe revived interest
in spiritualism and life after death
Mrs. L. E. Wales will sing MY Hone is
In the Everlasting" Stainer, as an offer
tory.
Sunday School at ii.55 o'clock: a
graded school from beginners to the
Adult Bible class taught by the minis
ter.
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting at
6.45 will be led by Roy Harmon. Sub
ject, "What Does Our Pledge Require -
The chorus choir will be present at
the evening service and will sing
an anthem adore and be STILL" Gou-
nod, with Miss Reba Neher as soloist
and Mrs. L. E. Wales will sing arise
Shine,' MacDerm'd The organist. Mrs
=. II. Barlow will play "Andante." {"
Haydn, OffartOry," Raff and "Marche
Romaine," GOunOd.
Mr.. Crawfords sermon topic will be
Ihe Ministry Of SUFFERING"