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Evening journal., 1921-12-01
ALL-AMERICA ELEVEN

in the game A hard taekier and a
player who seems to sense the plays,
and always is in the proper spot
Halfbacks
Ny first thought was 20 place De-
vine at quarter and use Killinger at
one half and McMiilin at the other
In modern football thero is only a
very slight difference between the
quarterback and haifback position.
That combination would have
given me a great quarterback in De-
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
SAINTS WILL TAKE
ON ANY OLD TEAM

Sports Editor. Evening Journal
Dear Slr-St. Marys appears 70 have
put quite n lot Of fright into the local
football aEvrerauons.
In the first place. parksldc refused 70
play the cats" after entering into
negotiations for n game on the 3rd. ex-
cusing themselves on the grounds OF
having crippled team.
The Cats then got after Chcsrook
and everything looked rosy until the
roster question came up and Chesrook
produced four ringers. namely. Hayes.
Greenwood. FclnberE and Alexander.
showing conciusivcly that Chcsrook
feared to face tho Cats" with their
regular team. which has faced other
/ local elcvcna.
ST. Mary's refused 10 play with the
| above ringers In the game and called
the game on. Immediately going into
/ the Defiance camp 70 arrange a l-.lne
/ with that team The manager prom
/ iscd % appear With his other Colleagues a
! at n meeting last evening. but up
! until midnight mad not appeared.
Something is radically wrong with
these elcvcns and the management OF
ST. Marys wishes 10 advise that they
are out for the championship Of the
State and are willing 10 meet any OF
the above teams on any inci0sed
grounds IN the city this Saturday This
covers Parksidc, Defiance and Chess
rook with tho ringers ouD. First come. e
]. p. O'KANE.
Business Manager.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

vine Since Killinger had always
played haifback until this year. he
would be perfectly at home That
would have given me the greatest
running back OF the year. McMiiiin.
who Is rated as the best defensive
quarter. would have supplied me
with a defensive back. In addition,
McMillin is as good on the offensive.
only the great work OF Captain
Aldrich. OF Yale. caused me to shift
my plans. Aldrich has been the
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

We saw the might Babe and his act.
Although we're no soothsaycr.
Wen let You I'm on n thing or two,
The Babes n great ball player
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

As We have said before the
local football situation is still a
situation. OF the four leading
teams Defiance, Parkside. st.
Mary and Chesrook. Parkside
has the best record, but none Of
them a clear claim 10 the title.
The suggestion made In a letter
to The Evening Journal by J. A.
Steele Is the best way out we be-
lieve. He suggests that two
games be played this Saturday
and that the winners meet on
the following Saturday.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

long day through. OF the old red
liquor which used to now. and tho
reeling times OF long ago. when
used to make merry at Christmas
time. and million bells which
used to chime. When heavy of head
and Hight OF feet. I'd tramp through
the slush, the snow and the sleet.
But times have changed sadly. my
old head aches badly and the mist.
II gathers around my eyes. But why
this talk about an old battered hawk
whose prey was once red liquor. FOR
soon this old life 20 full Of strife.
will flicker and die: RED Llquor"i
Contributed.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
pEoplEs sEr,MENT Fieid Foul I
nth WARD SOCIAL NIGHT

The Eleventh Ward Athletic Asso-
citation Is planning for another big
social event on next Tuesday night.
A SNOWFALL dance will Re held al the
Polonia Hall. Maryland avenue and
Elm street. Several pleasing fea-
lures will be presented on the pro-
gram
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

game starts. and then let the lineup
be decided upon. In this way there
is no waste OF material. simply be-
cause a manager wants to pull what
he believes Is wise stun.-B. f.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
t--t-f-

We had our doubts right along AZ
TO whether that proposed game be-
tween 81. Mary and Chesrook would
ever matcrialize. We were sort Of
acquainted with some angles which
caused the doubt TO arise. Yes. and
they are some OF the reasons WHY
we are disguised with the local
football situation.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
WANTS TO GET IN TOUCH
VITA 1 ncAl nOXERs

WI - EOlAL 1OA Gftos
Dear Editor-If you will allow me
a little SPACE 7 have a few words I
would like to say.
have read IN several Of your is
sues about claims being made BY
several hovs as TO who is the best
In Delaware. These include Kid
SUM. Kid Carney and Joe Han. I
would like TO get In touch with any
Of these BAYS who have no manager
and who want engagements. can
get three good boys on one card. II
win al least give them action, n
that Is what they want. Would also
like 10 hear from Mickey Morris.
Johnny Horba and Ralph Raymond.
I think some of these boys know
me. for they fought az some Of the
shows I ran In New Mexico.
Yours In sport.
CHAS. II. FVHR.
Phone. 5s25-J
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

Dad" and "SOn" battled against
each other In the Industrial Bowl
ing league the other night. Gin
Mccall. anchor OF the American Car
and Foundry quintet was opposed 10
Howard Mccall. anchor on the
Bankers and Brokers FIVE 'Dad's-
team took two out OF three and al
though Dad" was I'm good form
himself ne had to give way TO ''Son"
C1in. who we believe is as good n not
better than any other bowler his
atc, I'm town. hit 100. f7s and 2f4
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
The lineup:
IIaverfnrd
pARKsInE WON

Parkside Academy won from ST.
Anne, handily last evening at the
Parkside Gym. 26 to l6. out OF
the game.
Rulings a new man playing tor-
ward was the star Of the game.
Parkside Academy is out with a
def to any second class team in OF
our OF the state. All communica-
iions should be sent TO the manager
Parkside Academy basketball team
Parkside Gym. 12tht and Bennett
street. The score;
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

The above Is the lineup for the
big number on the opening program
Of the Wilmington Collegiate Asso-
citation at the Auditorium tonight.
In the Droxel Institute order are two
| Wilmington boys "Siddy" Sldwel
and Bill Greenwood. Both per.
formed we'll al high school and on
other teams
A full evening OF entertainment
will be provided. A preliminary
game between Second Baptist OF the
First Division and Hanover OF the
Second Division OF the Church
League will start az IT'S o'clock.
The big game will start Immediately
after and dancing with music fur
nished by the Original Six will con-
tinue until II o'clock. Ben Emery
recognized as one OF the best bas-
ketban officials In this section will
referee.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

players so nearly
equal that It is
virtually impossi-
bile 90 determine
which player is the
best.
S o m e striking
qualification Of a
certain player m a y
cause a great many
to pick him. On the
other hand another
player may appeal
just as strongly 10
as many others. for
some feature Of
play al which he is
most proficient.
In selecting an
80 49, q .I.II -. ...
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
COLLINGSW00D WINS
OVER PENIS GROVE

COLLINGSWOOD. y. j.. Dec. L.
Collingswood high school scored an
overwhelming victory over their
rivals. the Penns Grove high school
team. on the Collingswood gridiron
yesterday. % TO Z. thereby sharing
the South Jersey football champion
ship with Woodbury. high. Ceilings
wood anticipated a hard fight and
was not disappointed. In spite OF
the big score. the home team had all
u could do 10 win the game.
l. I. 4
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
PIoNEERs SHADE RIvALs.

Two old rivals battled to a close
decision when the Pioneers and
Brownson faced each other in the
weekly matches Of the Catholic In
door League last night. The Pio-
neers captured the greater portion Of
points. IA TO u. The pool games
featured. Summaries:
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
CASTLE FIVES
GET EVEN BREAK

Special TO The Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE, Dec THE Sixth
Company C. Aac.. Del n. C. basket
ball team defeated the South Side
Eden team last night in vandyke
Armory cage. by the score Of As to
%. The lineup:
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
Tower Hinh
Tkm nNHuu.r
Devon Manor
THEYrIL CAII OFF LATER

The Tenth Ward is "all het up"
for the big basketbali battle which
will be staged in Brownson Hall to-
morrow night. IL will be a neighbor-
hood scrap attracting city wide at
tention. Brownson will meet the
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
TOWER MN LOSES AT HoCKEY.

Devon Manor girls field hockey
team defeated the Tower Hill School
lassies on the Devon field yesteuday
afternoon by the score OF s to l..
Despite the one-s.dedness OF the
score the game was fast and inter
esting throughout with Tower Hnl
ever knocking at Devons goal.
Lineup;
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

A new high single for the season was
hung Up In the international Bowling
League the other night. SHIELD on the
Electric Hose toppled the timber for
256. He got 2fo and f57 In his other
games, giving him 623 for the evening
which may also be high three.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
nm Ynu KNIGHrs

st. Mary's opened its first basket
ball season by running up a lopsided
score on the Knights OF Columbus
five last night. 40 to 3. The Saints
amassed is field goals. with sheehy
high man. Score;
X. OF c.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
Goals
0'''' scORE RY HALvEs

sixth Co. &. A. c. .......... 3f 27-is'
South Side-Eden ......-..... 10 l3-Z3
Referee-Underwood. Scorer-Wilhelm
Time-keeper-W. Kern. Time Of halves
20 minutes.
The Sixth Company team plays
Second Baptist OF Wilmington next
Wednesday in the armory.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

Both teams are composed OF ciev-
or cxponents OF the cage game and
with the keen rivalry as an added
pep producer battle OF battles Is
predicted
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
SETTLEMENT WINS AGAIN

Peoples Settlement took the
Neighborhood Reserves into camp in
a fast basketball game al the Set
Element last night by the score OF 80
TO %. Tooney OF the defeated five
led In points Score:
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
Field Foul
ST. MARYs
Finld Foul.
pRACrrICE NOR ARMAs

The Armas FRAT Club basket
ball team. OF Newport, will prac-
tice in the Masonic Hall, at New
port. on Tuesday night. Manager
Mink wants all players TO report.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

The international Sporting Club.
famous boxing organization Of New
York Is looking for $500 900 which Il
once had and has strangely disappear
ed Such a small 60 amount could easily
be mlslald, not. An Investigation 20
probe the oisappcaranee has been
started BY the members and names
NolVed.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
Goals
ST AIMS THE STUFF.

St. AIMS absorbed a 26 TO 16
trimming at the hands OF the Park
side Academy basketball team last
night Ward with four field goals
was high. Score:
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
pARKsInE ACAnEMY
Field Foul
~oule uoq1a Pts
PENNsY oUoFrERs STRONG

p. b. & w. A. A. too four out OF
Eve games from the Moose. in a
wilmington City Quot League
match last night. Scores:
b. & W. r. r. A. A.
o." 2i Is q 2i 2i-4
Moose ............ q s 20 10-i
PLAYERS: Moosc-Tobin. Smith. Betty,
and Dill. p, 3. & w X. r. a. A..W.
Raymond. Denn. Mcintyre. Goeiger.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

for 1921. the most dihicult thing for
me was TO reach a decision between
Killinger. Of Penn State; Devine. Of
Iowa. and McMillin. Of Centre. for
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
NOTICE

Special meeting OF Bricklayers'
Union. No. 1. OF Delaware, Monday
evening. December s, 730 o'clock,
at Labor Temple. J. W. SCOTT,
Adv. President.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

St Peters Parochiai School FIVE
was defeated by the Y. NJ. II. A..
FIVE last evening in the Old Armory
cage by the score Of Is TO IA. The
lineup;
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
Mdco1nber
RY BILLY EVANs

Picking an All-American football
team is purely a matter OF personal
opinion.
often there are three or four
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
OUR AII-AMERIoAN ELEVEN

The Pitt pivot star II the only
man all the critics we have read
have been able to agree upon.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

Army played Navy. Yale .
played Harvard. Penn State .
played Pitt but none Of these .
games mean anything 10 Brown
. town football fans. WEST END
. meets ST. HEDWIG for the
championship Of Browntown at
. Second and DUPONT Saturday.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

for a 5s2 total. Howard niclsed the
lumber for fs5. 200 and 2s4 for a
coo total. Dad" had fivc pin edge
In the first game.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
FRIENDS WIN OVER
HAYERF0RD, l TO 0

The Wilmington Friends School
soccer team scored its seventh VIC
tory yesterday by brilliantly defeat
ing Haverford Prep, of Philadelphia
The game was one OF the fastest
played this year. but. altho the Phil
adelphians showed fine form, the un-
boatable game OF the locals was
vastly superior. The score was 10.
The lineup:
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
CHRISTMAS CHEER
WITHOUT THE CHEER.

christmas comes but once a
year. once Il used to bring good
cheer. But now I'm old and feeling
blue. with nothing but dreams the
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

Happy mediums are harder
TO find these dry days.
-t-f-f-
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

Wise Crack from Nibbles;
II some fellows were on
the stage they would be bet
ter or"
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
CAGE BATTLE IN
AUDITORIUM TONIGHT

Drcxei VIII. Coiierians
WcinberFer forward Alexander
Greenwood forward C. Garvinc
Roggs
Sidweu ..... center. McCaughan
Yarnar
Connen ... guard. J. Garvine
Strobei ..... guard. .... Longacre
Refcree-Ben Emery.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

DOUBLE P1NOCHLE
Weth and Irwin (P) defeated McGcnt-
ley and Kelly tB). l20 to lol.
SINGLE PINOCHLE
J. Farley (B) defeated ]. Manning
CP). 100 TO 10.
EUCHRE
Fagan and Kelly (P) defeated Pimm
and Hanley (B) 5 to 2.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

AXc'iOms-
The wide awake don't even rest
on their laurcis.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
Soccer League Standing

& and passed by
night
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

MARRY IN HASTE AND LOSE
HALF THE WEDDING PRESENTS.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01

CoNNNHaNoo0 ~ TrNN , 1FONc ~
Jones .......... left end.......... Bell
Wldman ......left tackic....... Reign
Bryant ....... left guard .... Rhoades
Williams .....-.. center. r......... Neille
Graham fright guard. Dolbow
Straman... right tackle........ Wood
Nichols ...... right end d..... Straurhn
Roberts quarterback. Peterson
(Capt)
wilkins ......left halfhack ...... Price
Cornbrook right halfhack ..... Dutton
Warren (Capt) fullhack. Cunningham
Score by periods;
Pennsgrove High ....... o 7 o 81
Touchdowns-Pricc Cornhrook, Rob-
nrts @ Goals from touchdowne-
straurhn. Nichols. Graham. Field goal
Nichols. Substtuuons. Penn's Grove
Willis FOR Wood Monahan for Dol
bow. Dolbow for Monahan. Renshurg
for Cunningham. Collingswood-Zan-
ger for Nichols, Brown for Bryant Ref
cree. Vail. Gettysburg. Umpire.
Dresser. Wesleyan. Head linesman.
Pennington. Time OF periods: l3 min.
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
CHECKERS
Gil lPl lost 70 Lynch lBl 4 70 o

QUOITs
Pioneers ........ p p p p Ii
Brownson ....... rs II I'll
PLAYERS: pioneers-White, Callahan,
Calhoun and Burris Brownson-Sheri-
dan, Peterson. Mcmahon, Keeley, Re
ran
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
The Daily BattIeaxe
A CUT-UP
OR THREE
SHARPENED
IN THE GRIND
News IN Numbers
BEN CREENsTEIN. Edilor

J -
ohme in IN Number
Evening journal., 1921-12-01
J. p O'KANE.
Defiance Old Five.

Business Manager.
ST. Marv's Football Team.
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NEW THOUGHT

500 Homer bldg, Gil 13th st. N. W.
Reading room and auditorium
VIVA NJ. JANUARY,
GARNETT JANUARY,
Instructors In Christian Metaphysics.
Consultation afternoons and by appoint
ment.
sunday, 9 p. m.--Lecture on LIFE"
why Jesus Died" He Saved Others,
Himself He Cannot Save"
''Dsfinitions." Wednesday, 4, chiidren's
Booster Ci0b.
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CHURCH OF LIFE Il. AND JOY.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER .:
10 A. NAN HOUR WITH THE Chill
DREN. LESSONS IN THUTH.
II A. .M-HEALING SERVICE.
. p sM.-"HOw DOES YOUR GARDEN
GROwI" MRS. EVA II, WILLIAMS,
VOCAL DUET BY MISS GERLACH AND
= - -. MRS. FULLER. s.H..,.
I... YOU ARE WELCOME.
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by JASON NOBLE PIERCE.
The Church is q red-blooded or
sanization. We have q job as wide
~ mans interests and as long as
Gods love. Some folks confuse
spirituality with spirits. and tell US
the Church should be interested only
in heaven and how to get there. We
find earth also mighty interesting.
God will look after affairs In heaven
without our help, but He's depend
ing on US to help Him look after at
fairs on earth.
ton because Of the thoroughgoing
and sweeping changes 1t seeks to
make. II would change. every man
from q brute into q son Of God. 1t
would establish every family not on
animal passion but on virtuous love.
II would change every nation from
personified selfishness into q broth
erhood, and regard the whole world
Il would put the firms name as
, God and Sons" and over every in.
ternational conference II would write
Thou shalt love thy neighbor as
thyself."
The Church is conservative be-
cause of the methods whereby 1t
seeks these radical changes. 1t does
not overthrow governments but
spirituaiizes them. It's flaming
torch 10 truth. 1t inspires ideals
: and molds public opinion. 1t trains
youths to be good citizens, and de-
mands Of men In every walk Of life
that they put their religious teach
ings into practice. 1t furnishes in.
dustry with brains and brawnwhose
motto 10 honest value" and pro-
vides governments with officials who
believe In public service"
The Church 10 vitality interested in
the welfare of every man, In the
conduct OF every business, in the
plans Of every nation. It affects these
not by enslaving men, managing
business. or running governments.
but by inspiring the human factors.
God Is our example in recognizing
freedom of will and the rights Of
private judgment. The Church's Job
il to make men more intelligent In
their judgments, and to strengthen
their will to do what they know to
be right.
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BIOGRNETIcs

they win all become intent on learn
ing the new order.
This M. I. r. imprint, reaching pos
sibly twenty, neat. uniform pocket
sections. on best India paper. selling
without profit. possibly as low as q
dollar each. Clubs OF like number
will order sets. and absorb M. 1. r.
marvels simultaneously from q score
OF angles, Il making little difference
the order OF their perusal.
This plan may seem a bit novel,
yet where over one hundred topics
are discussed, and clenched constantly
by facts, some covering two pages.
nnd others filling sections, this 10
the only feasible scheme. EthnolOgy,
Longevity and Genius are samples Of
lengthy topics. And, after each men,
Der has read every section Il Is their
privilege, II dissatisfied. to return at
our charge and get a refund In full.
But no set will ever come back. and
our waiting list Of orders will length.
on our program, but beneficence ever.
and any accruing profits will be de-
voted to propaganda and gratuitous
distribution. Oh. that cOnsecrated
missionary spirits could but learn
I" the scores Of choicest positions
we are creating for the Masters
ervice: while every field is so white
for the harvesti
Clerks everywhere will also form
CiuDs. Millions are dreaming OF mar
rage, parenthood, education, voca.
lions, and none Of these will ignore
our teaching. Little news and sta
uonery shops will aim to secure
NJ. 1: r. sets, renting out sections
as with other books.
The magnitude and immensely Of
our task suggests Near East and
Russian relief moves-and this emer.
gency Is hardly less acute! The
crying pity that adverse action Of
the Institution, already referred to. I
repeat, 10. that those innocent mfl.
lions should have been neeilessiy
| doomed from the lack OF knowledge
OF Natures laws-both parental and
medical!
In spite Of the malicious setbacks
and woes Of the past, I find nv
optimism irrepressible, and the cur.
rent slogan Of giddy adolescence ring.
Ing In my ears: Just watch our
smoke" q. r.
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Notes of The Churches

filth and desire to be baptized, and
become members Of the church.
The Two Builders will be the sub
tect OF the Rev. Or. Earle Wilfley's
sermon tomorrow morning at the Yer.
mont Avenue Christian Church. In
the evening his subject will be Dante,
the Poet of the Dawn" with readings
from his works. The annual business
meeting of the congregation will be
held on Thursday evening.
At the Church OF Life and Joy, 1914
N street northwest. the service at 10
a. m. tomorrow will be. AN Hour
With the Children In Lessons in
Truth" At IL a. m. the usual heal.
ing service will be held: and at p. m.
the subject will be, How Does Your
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Garden Grow" by Mrs. Eva B. Will
iams. A vocal duet will be rendered.
The public will be welcome at the
first meeting of the season of the
Congregational Club of Washington
to be held Monday at s p. m. at the
First Congregational Church, Tenth
and G streets. The speaker Is Rabbi
Morris Lazaron. Of Baltimore. who
has just returned from a three months
tour Of Europe and the Holy Land.
DR.. Lazaron will give his experiences
and observations.
Who Is the Devil?" will be the
subject of the Sunday night sermon
by the Rev. George A. Miller at the
Ninth Street Christian Church. In the
morning he will speak on THE Light
of the World" Sunday morning will
be rally day in the Sunday school at
$3.50. The aim Is to have 1000 present
at this service.
The Mems Bible Glass Of the Eastern
Presbyterian Church will be host 10
the Mems Bible Class Of Severn. Md.
at tomorrow mornings meeting.
After the Bible school the two
classes will attend the morning serv
ices in a body. following which there
will be a lunch served by the mem
bers Of the women's Bible class. This
is return visit, as a few months
ago the Bible Glass OF the Eastern
Church visited the Severn school.
why a Farmer-Labor Party" IL
the title of an address to be made by
H. Martin Williams, former reading
clerk OF the House of Representa-
tives, at the meeting Of the Secular
League at 1901 Z street northwest
Sunday at p. m. The address and
discussion which will follow are In
pursuance of the practice Of the
league to conduct open-forum discus
sions Of subjects on which speakers
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian Science

Churches OF Christ, Scientist.
Branches of The Mother Church.
The First Church OF Christ. Scisn-
fist, in Boston, Mass.
First Church OF Christ, Scientist.
Columbia road and Euclid 1t.
Second Church Of Christ, Scientist.
N. L. Masonic Temple, sth and r
N. E.
Third Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Masonic Temple. 18th and New
York ave.
Fourth Church Of Christ, Scientist.
The Arcade. 18th and Park I'd.
Subject: ARE SIN, DISEASE
AND DEATH REAL"
SERVICES:
Sunday, IL q. m. and 8 p. m.
SUNDAY SCHOOL-ll a. M
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEET
INGS, 8 o'clock.
READING ROOMS:
Colorado Bldg, 18th and @ sts.
Hours, 10 to 8 owed, 10 to 7, ana
Sun and holidays, 2:3O to B:3o).
1875 Columbia road N. W. Hours.
10 to 8 Except Wed. eve, Sundays
and holidRys).
Except Wednesdays, IL to 8;
Sundays, ESQ to $40; closed holi-
dRys).
The Arcade, l4th and Park I'd. Csec-
ond floor. 10 to $3.50 week days;
also to p. IN. Except Wednes-
days).
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ftith and desire to be baptized, and
become members Of the church.