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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
Alleged Connection of
Dubuc With Crooks Is
Cause of His Release

TOLEDO, Dec. 6.--Jean Dubuc, man
niger Of the Toledo club in 1920, has been
given his unconditional release. Presi-
dent Roger Bresnahan, In announcing
the release stated It was for the best
interest OF all concerned. Bresnahan Is
in the field for playing manager Of
big league calIber to lead the Mud Henr
IN 1921
1t has been suspected for some time
that Dubuc would not return next sum-
mer because his, name was connected
with the recent exposure of crookedncss
In the 1919 world series
Because of his connection with the
New York Giants at the time, and be:
cause of his friendship for Hal Chase
and Heinie Zimmerman, Jean was the
target for the finger of suspicion.
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HIGH SCHOOL BASKET GOSSIP

squad and Coach Black Is expected to
choose his starting lineup from among
these men to great extent
The basket ball battle between Tech
and Franklin is an annual event with the
two schools and the Franklin contest Is
usually the feature game OF the season
on the Tech card For the past three
years Tech has fallen before the on
slaught Of the DOWNSTAIRS and the locals
will have to display much unexpected
strength II they are to avoid the same
result again this year
Once again even at this stage Of the
season 1t looks us though the Stronsest
team In the northern half of the state
IS Anderson and the strongest In tDe
southern half Franklin. Each aggrega-
ton has been going at wmfI"lhd pbce
this year and neither has boon defeAted
These TWO ancient rivals clash tonor'
row night at Franklin in one OF the
feature contests OF the 1920 season. By
comparative scores hung up in the early
games this year the two teams appear
evenly matched.
Frankfort Is another team in the north
ern part that looks mighty good at thi:
stage, and it will take speedy appre
cation to stop them. To date they are
undefeated, their recent victory ovel
Rochester being convincing evidence o
their strength. Wingate has team thl'
year that appears to be going as gooc
as their famous one OF last season tina
won the American championship exclu
sive of Indiana, and along with Craw
fordsviue cleaned up everything in TIT
Middle West. They Will bear lot o.
watching this year and many are already
picking them as the coming champs
Martinsvile and Bloomington also appea
unusually strong this year, although he,
do not look the class OF the above-namee
tves.
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r. BOWLING BASKET BALL, BILLIARDS AND BOXING NEWS

beat Manchester. 80 to 10. Tho Little
Giants displayed remarkable form for SO
early In the season. and with the galaxy
Of stars now wearing the scarlet Wabash
fans are predicting big things. The
Wabash EN- Roe game here tomorrow
night should furnish Coach vauRhans
men their first real test Of the season
and II Wabash trims their powerful in
dependent rivals, then Indiana, Purdue,
Notre Dame, Butler and De Pauw GER
tainiy will feel nervous
This week viii see practically every COL
lego team in the State swing into action
and the results OF the early games are
being eagerly awaited by HOosier net fol-
l0vorS
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Stnllings at Rochester

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Dec. &C. T.
Chaplin, president Of the Rochester Inter
national League Club, last night an
nounced the sale Of tho club to George
r. StallinRs and Walter Il. HaDgoOd
former manager and present business
manager, respectively, Of the Boston
Braves
Stallings and Hapgood declared they
are alone in the purchase Of the Rochcst-
or baseball property. Stnllings will
manage the club, and HApRood, who has
severed his connection with the Boston
club viii be business manager.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
WILLARD HOME
IS GUARANTEED

LAWRENCE. Kan. Dec 6-The home
Of jess Willard, former heavywei gHt
champion OF the world, was today under
strict quarantine. when two II his chi.-
dren became i'll with dipatheria. The
children, a boy and 4 girl, are said 10
be seriously sick
The quarantine will not materially Of
feet Wizards training plans for Il bout
next March Il with the winner OF the
Dempsey Brennan match, ne said
Ny children come first" the former
champion added, and I VIII spend most
Of my time with them. Ny farm. however,
is big enough TO do all my training here
and I'll continue light work.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06

TOLEDO. Dec. 6.-Chuck Virgins OF
indianapolis and Tommy Gibbons Of st.
Paul viii clash here tonight In feature
bout over the scheduled twelve round
route. The scrap is attracting keen in
terest here and a packed arena Is as
sured The principals are two OF the
leading light heavyweight boxers and the
winner OF tonight's scrap generally VIII
h. recognized champion OF the class.
ollie Pecord will referee and the bout
will be for a decision. Gibbons out
weighs the HoOsier and carries
stronger punch. but followers Of Wig
gins believe his speed will give him
chance to hold his own with the Mime
Eofa star
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
Purdue-Indiana Line Up
Strong 1921 Sport Cards
FOOTBALL,

PURDUE.
Oct S-ChicagO at Chicago
Oct 15-NOtre Dame at Lafayette mon
Conference).
Oct. 29-!Owa ut Lafayette
Nov. 5-NOrthwestern at Lafayette.
Nov. 12-OhiO State al Columbus
Nov. I9-Indiana at Bloomington.
INDIANA
Sept. 24-Franklin at Bloomington
mon Conference.
Oct. Wabash at Bloomington mon
Conference).
Oct S-Harvard at Cambridge mon
Conferencel.
Oct 22-Minnesota ct Minneapolis.
Nov. 5-NOtre Dame ut indianapolis
mont Onference).
Nov. 12-IOwa at Iowa City.
Nov. 19-Purdue at Bloomington.
The 1921 Conference card gives NOtre
Dame three games with Big Ten teams,
ss follows: oct Is, Notre Dame Mt Iowa
City; Oct Is. Purdue at Lafayette; Nov.
.. Indiana at indianapolis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
BILLIARDS
HOPPE DEFENDS TITLE.

NEW YORK. Dec. 6-Wulie Hoppe.
worlds 1872 balkIue billiard champion
for the last fifteen years. will defend his
tile here this week IN the second annual
tournament. The event win begin today
At the Hotel Astor. Hopes opponents
are Welker Cochran and Jake Schaefer.
Jr..
Edouatd Horemans who IS here 70
meet Hoppe or the winner Of the tournL
meut. vii be an Interested spectator.
Horemsns and Schsefer VIII play the drst
match OF tho series and the winner VIII
meet the champion. The tourney Will
last three days, with afternoon and night
matches
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
Butler Quint, Indiana
and Wabash Open Cards
With Decisive Victories

The results OF the FIRST week Of col
legiate basketball in Hoosierdom give
early dopesters little TO work with. as
only three schools got into action.
Butler upset the touted Armour Tech
quintet of Chicago Friday night in the
Butler gymnasium, 80 to %. Then, while
Butler followers were talking State cham
pionships, Indiana trimmed the same
team Saturday, 4S to IS.
Wabash came through as expected and
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Ex-COllegians Challenge

Willis Rowland, manager of the Ex-
Collegians, colOred football team. desires
10 match his eleven with the Indianapo-
lis Club. winners over the Ferndales
Sunday in the game advertised for the
city Independent title. The x-ColleRians
have played snd won four games this
season and have not been scored on and
Manager Rowland believes they are en-
titled to consideration. He suggests the
afeems Meet in a post-season match and
q percentage Of the gate be donated to
Me Community Chest. He can b reached
Fl Ar1omarf&l phone &q-1QS
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
Baseball Not Commerce
or Trade, Justice Rules

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-'BasebalI.
professional or other wise, IL not
commerce or trade. IL IL sport" said
Chief Justice Smyth of the Court of
Appeals today in an opirion revern-
Ing the verdict of the District Su-
preme Court awarding the Federal
Baseball League club of Baltimore
S24O,G00 In its suit against the Ma
tionaI League of ProfesSional Base
ball Clubs for alleged violation OF
the Sherman antitrust law. The
case IL renanded for trial
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
STUFF STARS WITH GIN

Harry Stutz was the feature performer
In the indianapolis Gun Club shoot Sat
urday, picking OFF 90 birds out OF 100
shots. His closest competitor was Klein
who shattered 90 clays. and II. Lewis
and y. Remy divided third place with
% each Ford, the only pro on the firing
line, connected with the pigeons 81 times
Owing to the disagreed bic weather, only
small crowd turned out An elaborate
chicken dinner and dance followed the
shoot.
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MGOoKTY vs.. CHIP.

LA SALE. Ill. Dec. eddie Nc
Goorty. Oshkosh m!ddieeight, and George
Chip Of Newcastle, will meet here tonight
in the first bout McGoorty has engaged
in since his return from Europe. The
winner hus been promised a match with
Tommy Gibbons OF st. Paul.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
Lands Says He'll Give
Up Judicial Position
if Government Requests

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 6-Fe1eral Judge Ian
dis. selected as head OF organized base
ball in an address here Saturday az
serted he could see no improperly In his
accepting the baseball position and re-
tanning his place on the bench
The speaker emphasized, however. that
whenever Congress decided his position
with organized baseball interfered with
his judicial duties. and depanded his
resignation from the bench he would
-. II % Waal. nrtn.,
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BASEBALL.

PURDUE.
April 9-IllinOis ut Lafayette.
April Northwestern at Lafayette
April 23-Michigan at Ann Arbor.
April 29-IOwa at Lafayette.
May 2-Michigan st Lafayette
May wisconsin at Madison.
May 9-IOwa at Iowa City
May 14-ChicagO at Lafayette.
May 2S-WiscOnsin AT Lafayette.
May 31-ChicagO at Chicago.
June 8-Indiana ut Lafayette
June Indiana AT Bloomington.
INDIANA.
April %. 23-Wiseonsin at Bloomington.
April 29-Ohio Statg at Columbus.
May 6, 7-NOrthwestern at Bloomington.
May 13, 14-Ohio State at Bloomington.
May 16-Waseda at Bloomington mon
Conferencec
May 20 21-Iowa at Iowa City.
May 2S-Notre Dame at Bloomington
(non-Conference).
May 30-Notre Dame at South Bend mon
COnference).
June 6-Purdue at Lafayette
June Purdue at Bloomington.
Notre Dame has six baseball games
with\ Conference teams. The Irish will
meet Wisconsin at Madison, June 4;
Iowa at South Bend, May Is; Michigan
at South Bend. April so: Michigan at
Ann ArbOr, June l. and Illinois at
Crbana, May and 3.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06

The Em-Roe basketeers will not be
losing time If they keep an eagle eye on
Cant. Butch" Burns Of the Wabash
the Y N G. 4. floor tomorrow night.
Butch" is the kind II leader that
gets everything our Of his men and, At
the same time does lot Of good him
self In fact. he does more than his
share II the wabash work. both on de-
tense and offense. He plays the uoor
guard position and IS a wonder at bust
ING w the smartest teamwork, or cen
shoot basket from any angle OF tie
court II given half a chance.
/. The wabash squad. by it's clean cut 80
TO lG victory over Manchester Saturday
nirht. showed that II IS In good shape
the fast inde0endeut players step AT fuli
sneed in their first game here this
season.
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Saturday Grid Scores

COLLEGE.
Boston College. Il +; Holy Cross, 0.
Detroit. Z; Tulane, 0.
Georgetown, IA; Bethany, G.
INTERSCHOLASTIC.
Stanford High, z; Elgin High, 0.
st. James High, 81; De Paul Acad-
envy, 10.
Cleveland West Tech, u: Fitchburg, o.
Oak Park (Chicago), 10; Steel High
(Dayton9, 6.
PROFESSIONAL.
Buffalo, z; Canton, 8.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
TIE STANDING
CITY THREE-CUsHIoN.
n KTr.t " y. L. rras, rirtrr u ~ III n.

HIS " EEk SCHEDULE.
Monday Afternoon--Anderson vs.. Head
Monday Night--Mitchell vs. Eberhart
Tuesday Night-Shane VS.. Lockridge.
Wednesday Night--Chief vs. Clark
Thursday Afternoon-Hou VS.
Head
Thursday Night-Frye VS. Welser.
Friday Night-Frye ~. Mallory.
-
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Navy VS.. PRINCETON

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Dec. e.-Princeton
and the Annapolis midshipmen Will clash
on the grsdiron Of Fsrragut field at the
Naval Academy on Oct IS next. AM
to this effect was made to-
day by Colnmander Douglas L. Howard.
diEecforl Of athletic& ak tho acadslny,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
STATE rHREECrsHuoNs.

THIS WEEKS ECHEDULE
Tuesday Afternoon-Martn vs. Head.
Tuesday NicAt-Martin VS. Merriam.
wednesdays SlRht--Rubens vs.. Head.
Thursday Afternoon Black VS.. titz
gibbons
Thursday Night Black VS.. Vogler
Friday Slght--Wildman vs.. FltzGib
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
EPSTEIN VS.. LAvERY.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Dec 6.-Solly
Spsteln OF indianapolis and Eddie Law
cry Of Akron. bantamweights, VIII meet
in the main bout Of twelve rounds at
the next fstic show to be staged here
Thursday night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
RRIrrnS AND MITCHELL.

MILWAUKEE. Dec 6.-Jack Britton,
welterweight champion, and "Pinkey"
Mitchell OF Milwaukee will clash in
ten-round bout here tonight. Britton Is
the fayOrite.
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THE SCHEDULE TONIGHT.
DOUBLES AND SINGLES.
BASKETBALL
COLLEGE

COLLEUE
Indiana IS Armour Tech, 10.
Wabash. -: Manchester. 10.
Concordia (Tt Wayne, 81; Joy-Cloom
QndlanS polls 81.
state School for Deaf. %; Central Nor
NAL. 20.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Manual. %: Columbus. I,
Arcadia. Is; FortvIllc. IL.
Rochester, - Wabash. 30.
Carthage. 80; C1erksburg, 5.
Letts. 90; North Vernon, 10.
Lsdoga, IS; Wavelsnd. %
LoEansport. 80 Upton. Is.
Msrtiusville, so Lebanon, Il.
Aorrlstown, Ga Acton, IL.
Bedford, 65; Scottsburg. 10.
Smithville. Is; oolitic, 10.
Whitelnnd, "a; Avon. 2.
INDEPENDENT.
South Side Turner'S. IS; Fairbanks
Morse. %.
Turner Seconds, 80; Junior Moose, Is.
Atlanta, 30: Sheridan, o.
Carthage, 10: Spiccland, IL
Converse. 40; Marion Legion, II.
KOKOMO, Ind, Dec. 4-The Kokomo
High School basket ball quintet de
feated Marion on the home floor. Friday
night, by the score Of 32 10 81, In a fast
game, and defeated WingRte on their
court, Saturday night by the score VI u
to %, In a thrilling contest. In which
KOkomo maintained the lead during the
entire game. Coach Gilbert has the ko-
komo five playing strong game at
present.
A fast game should result tonight when
the Chrlstsmores and the Greenwood
American Legion teams meet Mt tho
Christamore gym. The two teams met
q few weeks ago at Greenwood, the
Legion taking the long end OF n close
score the only defeat suffered by the
locals this season. Coach Lyons is CON
fdent that after the hard battle his
tosSers gave the Greenwood aggregation
on their own floor they should be able to
annex this fray on their own stamping
grounds. The game viii start at 8
o'clock curtain raiser between the
Chrstamore Trinngles and another fast
team will precede the big game.
Thursday night the local team Will
stack I'D against the Heath Memorial
squad at .Christamore. and II the christa-
mores come out of tonight's game In good
condition they should have little trouble
in dlspoSing Of the Sunday school team
on Thursday night
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
Gipp Still Improves

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 6-Physl-
clans today reported THAT the Notre Dame
star football player, Gipp. is continuing
to improve.
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RIvERsIDEs DIsnAND

RkfEhSlUES DIBHAND..
After defeating the Eastern Outlaws.
10 to 7, In fast game Sunday the River
side A. c. eleven disbanded for the sea-
sen. The Riversides viii put a basket
ball team In the 6eld this season
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Indiana, IS; Armour Tech. 10.
Wabash. 30; Manchester, 10.
Concordia (T-t. Wayne. So; Joy Gloom
indianapolis 81
State School for Deaf, -; Central Nor
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06

Collins, with 500 pins. took charge Of
the hfth station yesterday, while Hargitt
pulled up at the seventh stop with ISL
Hackard Just did get under the big ten"
wire with his 5TJ
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06

Dersch. Mounce and Reynolds. who
burned up the drives In posting high
singles counts Saturday night, held their
place throughout yesterday afternoons
bombardment Al Rabe was the high
Sunday man with Go pins. which brought
him up to fourth place.
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Presbyterian Church.

Rev. J. r. Cunningham, pastor.
Strangers and visitors are cordially
invited to attend all the services of
the church. Plan to attend the Sun
day School next Sunday morning at
GAS o'clock. Get the habit. Public
worship at II A. NJ. and 7:15 P. NJ.
Christian Endeavor Societies at
4:3O P. M. and $50 p. NJ.
The congregations of the various
denominations will unite in the eve
ming service at the Presbyterian
Church to hear Rev. DR.. Currens.
who will speak from an intimate
knowledge Of the situation in Ar
menia today. DR.. Currens is a good
speaker, and his subject is one of
interest throughout the world. He
is the chairman of the Near East Re-
lief work for Mississippi and Louis
Special music at this service.
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ME May Barnes, Mrs. Myrtle Boyd,
Mr.. Womach Smith, Miss Irma Moss,
r. F. Mathews, G. w. Gibson, Miss
Katherine Tucker, Miss Alberta Lew
is. This committee will assist the
pastor in all matters of music for
every service of the Church. Espe-
cial attention will be given to the or
g~anization of a Chorus Choir of not
Jess than 80 voices for the Sunday
evening services. About that many
have already agreed to be members
cfth:s evening choir. Much atten-
ton will be given to the song service
at the evening hour.
Baptist Church.
Schedule of services Sunday, Jan
uary 25th, 1920.
9:45-Sunday School.
II 100 A. M.-Preaching.
200 p. M.-Sunbeam meeting.
$50 P. NIB. Y. P. U. meets.
The 1880 service has been called in
so that the congregation may attend
services at the Presbyterian church
where there will be a lecture on the
Armenian and Syrian Relief work.
1t is earnestly hoped the entire con.
gregation will attend the meeting. :
In, some way al error crept into
last weeks report of Sunday School
attendance. 1t was 24O instead of
140 as reported in the paper.
Did you yer stop to think how
much it might mean for to say 70 your
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fellow sojOurner as you pass him on
the street "Meet me at prayer meet
ing Wednesday night"
Any matters pertaining to the So
cial interest of our church should be
reported t. Mr. c. +. Woodson, chair
man of the social committee. Mr..
WOodson will be glad to assist
strangers in any way possible on be-
half of the church and such ones are
invited to confer with him.
A. A. STANLEY, Pastor.
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Local, Social
ano personal

Hand in that subscription to The
Sentinel.
Be sure to see the show at the
Opera House Tuesday night.
Mrs. O. ID. Hall is visiting her sister
Mrs. Garner Green in Jackson.
Mrs. Fannie Dexter, of Memphis
s a visitor in the home Of her rela-
lives, Mr. and Mrs. G f. Lockett.
Mrs. T. E. Heath has returned
from a visit to her mother n is
nein every cordially welcomed home.
College Seniors have charge of
picture show Tuesday Jan. '27.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Penn are at
nome with Mrs. C. F. Woodson on
Main St
Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Slaughter with
their family are now nicely domiciled
III Cle Olu MCIiiOuISC
Rev. T. M. Brownlee was IN Jack
son and looked in upon the Inaugural
zion ceremonies.
No extra charge for picture show
Tuesda might.
Mrs. !. J. Williams and daughter
Of Memphis are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Moody.
Mrs. Ward Allen of Drew is visit
ing her parents, Nh. and Mrs. Will
liam DuBard.
Mrs. H. B. Barbee came home
Wednesday from a very wonderful
visit to her brothers in New YORK
City.
!. Her many friends are glad to have
Miss Berta McLain back home again
after her extended visit with ner
sister in Tennessee .
SALESMAN WANTED to solicit
riders for lubricating oils, greases
and paints. Salary or CommlsslOl
c,a1al.rd O. 1-2s-2O-1t
Don't forget that January is fast
raising and now is the time to. be-
rin your savings account. BANK 81.
u
Store Building for Sale.
NV store building just across the
atyeet. opposite. Sentinel office Is 1of
sale. Price is right. J. ,. Horton.
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Cturtt Rotes
l,GGNENNDEGTGGE
Methodist Church.

Methodist Church.
Sunday School each Sunday morn
ing at 9:45. II. II. Heath. superin-
tendent.
Prayer meeting each Wednesday
evening, at 7:15.
Next Sunday morning at the II
o'clock hour Rev. VIM. ". Woodland
| will have for his subject, Christ Ask
| ing a Cup of Water" On account
Of the unoiOn service at the Presby-
terrain Church at the evening hour
there will be no services at the Meth
= Odist Church at that hour.
Mr.. Woodland will give in this
column each week the Subjects he
! will use the following Sunday, both
at the morning and evening hour.
The Quarterly Conference of the
Church authorized the buying of a
yearly subscription to the New Or
leans Christian Advocate for every
family in the Church. This week 1876
names were sent to the publisher and
the next issue of the Advocate will
come to every family represented in
our Church. This is the official or
gan of our Church in Mississippi and
Louisiana. If our people will read
it's pages they will keep informed Of
the great movements of the Church
and christendom, as well as the local
news Of our Conference.
The Church Conference, last Sun
day morning, approved the plan for
the Evangelistic Compaign. Details
of the Campaign will be given out
from time to time in both the pulpit
and this column. 1t is the purpose
Of this e~vangelistic work to see that
every person in Grenada or its en-
virons, who is out Of Christ and for
whose salvation the Methodist church
is fairly responsible, has an earnest
appeal made to him to give his life
to Christ and to the Church. Full
organization of the Church for the
Campaign will be effected, and an
announcement made as it develops.
It will conclude with a revival series
commencing Marrh 81 and closing
Apr. A.
The steady growth of the Sunday
School is most gratifying to the
Superintendent, Mr.. H. H. Heath and
to his S. S. Council. At the Council
meeting last Sunday afternoon Mes
DANES Brownlee and Campbell were
s2pointed Superintendent of the
Cradle Roll. Mrs. Woodland was
made Superintendent of the Home
Department. y
A Committee of Church Music was
elected at the Church Conference
last Sunday morning. It is composed
Of Mrs. j. B. Taylor, Organist, Miss
Clara Penn, Choir Director. Ciftord|
Patterson, Miss Katie Cuff, Miss An