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Evening star., 1921-04-15
TOYS
For Outdoor Days

With the coming Of the warm
er spring days, children will
want to get outside and play.
We have all the Toys they like
toys that they will enjoy. that
will give them the right exercise.
vELOCIPEDES. in Fairy and
Velo King makes, from the small
est size at Se.95 to the largest
sizes at S2395. These have the
finest spring saddle seats. cush-
ioned rubber tires and ball bear
ing wheels.
COASTER WAGONS. Sz.75 81
$14. Among this list will be
found such. splendid makes as
Sherwood. which is guaranteed
to stand a pound
weight test.
KIDDIE KARS; the wheel toy
that the very little folks like,
$3.50 to $3.o5.
AUTOMOBILES. $3.50 to S25,
all rubber tired, and the best
models.
HAND CARS, 34e5 to 327.AS.
BIPLANE FLYERS, SS.e5 and
Skudder Cars, $7.45.
PLAYGROUND SLIDES, 9z7.e5.
SEE-SAWS, @5 and %.
Evening star., 1921-04-15

EEindus are very superstitious. II
any evil portent occurs while they are
out they often return home, have q
smoke and proceed afresh.
Evening star., 1921-04-15
A Rain or
Shine Umbrella
Sfec;a11y Priced $6
Plus Tax

It's the best one to carry in
the springtime, for it looks
quite smart if the sun is
shining, and proves its use
fulness in an April shower.
This is the second shipment of
these exceptionally dne umbrel-
las. made necessary by the great
demand for them.
A 25-inch size, Of colored silk.
with smart wood handles. fin-
ished with bracelet wrist loop.
or silk cord loop. and the colors
are purple, navy, green, cardinal,
taupe and black.
Umbrella Section. First door.
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For Cashing Government
Pay Checks

will be open the 18th
and 10th and the 1st and
last days of each month
from 2 too PM. First floor,
adjoining post Office.
Evening star., 1921-04-15

To mothers of girls between the ages of and IA
this important sale will be of great interest especially
they desire money.
There are twenty-five different attractive styles of
checks plain and coorfu plaid gnghams, we'll plain
color Palmer Junior cloths.
At these prices every girl have good supply of
frocks on hand for school and the coming
vacation months.
Section, Fourth
Evening star., 1921-04-15
Old Floors Disappear

There 10 no longer any reason for
toleratins . single scratched. bat
tered or shabby floor in your home.
Try the New Coating for Old Floors
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GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Third st. and Castor Ave.
Pau A.Nn. n..
RAG


Do not let the warm weather keep
you away from the house of God
Sunday school begins at $3.50, c. H.
Becker, supt.; c. H. Bloom, song
leader. Glasses for all ages. Morn.
ing worship and sermon at 1O:45.
During the Sunday mornings Of
June and July the pastor will preach
sermons from Johns gospel. You
cannot afford to miss any of these
sermons. Hear the first Of these
sermons tomorrow morning and you
will not want to miss the others.
During the warm Sunday evenings
we will have but one service. begin
ming at s O'Clock. Special musical
numbers at each service. Rev. c.
E. Hetzler, the field secretary OF
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United State wss the Seminole
which continued X intervals from
I1St5 s42 against tha, ndsans j
stngittye slaves d the EYergtades
~ Florida costing more than 1900
#ltvea!
A resolution directing that the
staF-spangled Banner be sung ey-
cry day in the House at washington
Immediately after the chsplain's
prayer, was recently introduced by
Representative Appleby Of New Jer-
sey.
A bill under which the War de.
partment would be directed to sus-
pend publication OF It's so-called
Stacker lists pending further in
vestigation as TO their correctness
was recently introduced in Wash
tngton by Senator Stanley OF Ken
lucky.
Believing that Grover G. Berg
doll, the Philadelphia draft evader,
escaped to Germany by use OF a
fraudulent Canadian passport the
Great War Veterans Association Of
Canada has offered their assistance
to secure the much-wanted prisoner
Judge Robert s. Marx Of the su.
preme court Of Cincinnati Is presi:
dent Of the Disabled American Vet,
Grams Of the World War. Judge Marx
was struck in IA places by a shell
burst on the day preceding the ar
misttce while leading his company
Of the S67 Infantry, Goth division.
Beginning June 21 fromer Cor.
man naval vessels and obsolete bat.
tlesllips Of the United States navy
are to be bombed in an aerial test
by army and navy alrplanes. Tho
experiment will be conducted off the
Virginia capes where bombs rang
Ing in size from 400 to 1000 pounds
will be dropped.
An ambulance alrplanc has Just
been built for tho British Air Ser.
iyce capable of a continuous flight q
five hours at the ratio of 100 miles an
hour. carrying a pilot. one mechanic,
q nurse and four patients on stretch
ers. In addition one hundred pounds
Of medical stores can be carried in
the machine.
A plaque of Delft ware, made at
the governmental porcelain works
at Sewers will be placed in tho Inya-
lides in Partes, commemorative OF
the American avlators who were
Killed in the world war as members
OF tho famous Lafayette Escadrillc,
The plaque is inscribed I'm mcmor-
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
u EAl.. n..


$3.50, Sunday school; goa. 400.
10:S0,d Junior sermon, 1.-THE Lords
Supper. 10:45 Morning service, sui
jeet, "The Solution OF All Problems.
Social. Industrial, Financial, Politi.
cal, Educational. Religious, etc.
10:4s Junior B. Y. P. o., Beatrice
Barnes, leader. Reception for new
members. celebration Of the Lords
Supper. 7:15 intermediate B. y. P.
u, Dana Bart, leader. 7:15, Senior
B. Y. P. u. Berthe Lucas, leader;
800, Evening service. subject,
Americas Greatest Problem-Do
You Know What It 1s?" Come and
give us your answer.
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NANKS and
TUagS5G
- u -
Forceful Facts Concerning the In,
terestS of Former Soldiers. a
49, nL AannLnnn

W. NV W. H
Austria now has an army Of 30,-
600 men.
In Russia there are still 10000
prisoners of war.
Canada sent 54O,Ss6 troops over
seas during the World War.
The British Army in Germany Is
being supplied with fish from Can
ada.
"Die Deutsche Republic Is the of
ficial name Of present-day' Germany.
The U. s. navy has 1859 men un-
der training and 1850 men at ayia-
ton stations.
The first battle Of the World War
in which the United States took
part was at Catlngny, captured on
May 2S, 1918.
According to allied terms handed
the German government, the police
force for the entire nation is to be
held under 10000 men.
or the moro than 100000 mon
reported under arms today in Eu-
rope, France controls approximately
one.third or 500, 652 men.
1t is estimated there are more
than 100000 German war graves on
French soil and fewer than 10000
French graves on German soil.
Tho present strength Of the Unit
ed States navy is 1854 officers and
120,305 men; the Marine corps 1897
officers and 3l,643 men and a nurse
corps OF ACT.
With the rate Of exchange at 60
to 65 marks to the dollar the Amerl-
can soldier In Germany draws a larg
.cr salary than many Of the high
German city officials.
According TO an official report
damage done to Paris and cnvirons
by tho German big Bertha ayiators
and Zepplins during the world war
is figured at SO,0OO,O0O francs.
Tho U. S. army transport Cambri
is en- route to this country from Ant
werp with 1853 American soldier
husbands, their wives and 81 child.
,ren. Ninety out of a hundred Of
the wives arc German.
More than 5000 Jews served in
the American Civil War. Tho list
Included nino jewish generals and
is who attained the rank Of colonel.
Over 1000 saw active service in tho
Snanish-Amorican war.
Ono of tho longest wars in tho
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PALATINE BAPTIST CHURCH
c. e. Eddy. Pastor

$3.50, Sunday school, Prof. w. A.
Hustead, supt. 10:45 morning wor-
ship Communion service. Right
hand Of fellowship to new members.
1900, B. Y. P. U. Subject "Thy King
dom Come in the World" Leaders
Miss Edda Moore and Emma john
ston. $500. Evening worship. Sermon
subject, Gods Promise for the
Cultured"
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3 M. 6. cAuRtA
Cor. Fourth st. and Fatrmont Ave
CLAUDIA Il kinn q n.a.I

Cor. Fourth st. and Fatrmont Ave.
Claude n. King, o. o., Pastor
Sunday school at $3.50, C. W. Ev-
ans. supt. Public worship at 10:45.
The subject Of the sermon will be
Gods Claim on Humanity" Jun
Tor League at 4 Epworth League
at 7. The fourth chapter Of the
Mission Study Book viii be con.
sidered. Interesting program. Tell
your friends. Public worship at q.
The subject of the sermon will b
THE Open Heart" Chtldren's
nursery open during morning and
evening services on Sunday. Pray
er meeting on Wednesday evening
at 1880. Subject, 1.-The Prayers Of
Christ" II you are not an attend
ant elsewhere you are invited to
worship God with us.
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Cor. Second st. and Walnut Ave.
g Haadan kht.

y. {. Gordon, Minister
Bible school begins at $3.50 under
the leadership Of the supt., Seymour
Mclnttre. Church services at 1896
and $500. Christian Endeayor at Z.
The Life Of the Bible School" will
DO the subject Of the morning ser.
mon. The subject OF the evening
sermon will be When Faith Is Dead,
The auditorium Of this church is
comfortable on a real hot day on
account Of the large electric fan in.
stalled. All not having a church
home will find this church awaiting
them with a warm reception soci.
ally and spiritually.
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FLEMING MEMORIAL CHURCH.
Sabbath school at $3.50 a. in.
Christian Endeapor at Z Il. m.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH.
MorgantoSn Ave.


sunday school at 10 a, M, Car
q. Bailey, superintendent. Preach
ing at II a: m. Evening song and
prayer Service at 1880. followed
by prskching at S o'clock. Tuesday
Bible class at 1880 p. m. Wedncs
day evening prayer service at {
rioekt
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Christian Science services will
be held as usual at II O'Clock Sun.
day morning IN the auditorium OF
the Masonic Temple, to which the
public is cordially invited, Sub.
ject God the Only Cause and
CREATOR
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STATESMEN MAMfsp.

LIVE WIRE SALESMEN-Bsnkers
Real Estate. INSURANCE wanted "a
sell S per cent preferred and com.
mon stock worcestershire Of ". Va
Corp, who are the largest exclusive
Chr Mfgrs in the U. S. Their pro,
duction being on the market toE
nearly so years. Co. has naid full
dividends since its inception. The
output averaged $4,000 cars per year
Sale Of stock allows expansion Il
double present output. This offer ID
limited. Liberal Commission Basis,
Write now giving full Information
in first letter to assure prompt at.
tention. Address THE STAR CAR
6 FOUNDRY SALES Co. 1853 W.
Washington ST., Chicago, III.
6-4-1t-10906
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DIAMOND STREET M. E.
Cor. Diamond and Market Sta.
]. c. Buckley, pastor

Sunday school $3.50, Guy McDou-
gal, supt. Glasses for all ages. Public
worship, 1876. Junior League, 700,
Mrs. ]. G. Letzkus, supt. Epworth
League devotional services, $500
Evening worship, $500.
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WIELIAMs MEMORIAL N. z.
8GHuRGH. SouTH.

bor. Faiffnont Ave. and gecond st.
7. Brown, Pastor.
Sunday school, $3.50 a. M, H. 7.
kcneB. superintendent. PREACHING
the pastor, 10:46 o. m. and $500
nj Epworth League $500 n. m.
Midsyeek prayer service and Blhle
aids "Wednesday, 1880 p. m.
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Bad Stomach
Sends Her to Bed
for 10 Months
Eatonlc Gets Her Upl

"over a year ago." says Mrs. Dora
Milliams, took 70 bed and for
10 months did mot think Iwould live.
Eatonic helped me go much am
now up and Qble TO work. Irecom.
mend 1t highly for stomach trouble"
Eatonic helps people to get well by
taking up and carrying out the ex.
cess seidity and gases that put the
stomach out Of order. II you hsye
Indigestion, sourness, heartburn,
heichtng, food repeating, or othei
stomach distress, take an Eatonic
slter each meal. Big box costs only
stftne "ithyour drugRist's guarantee
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BALLAH CHAPEL.
s. Tyler, Pastor.

Sunday school, 10 a. M, Miss
SFlors Ice superintendent. Epworth
fgeague, 7Sp. M, Miss Eleanor Nc.
Eiroy. president. Preaching SER
vice Sp.m.
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MALE ~HELPEWANTEn

HELP WANTED M1EE TsfI66sr
and Rotary Pressntcn rs curtls
Publishing Company Ilfc Ladios'
Homo Journal, The satarday Eye.
ming Post, The Count GENTLEMAN,
Philadelphia, Ia. Hermancnt work
at wages ranging fFosn SD 10 SIS
ner week With five COLLAR addition.
a. Tor night work, open hop only
first class workmen win ~ con.
sidercd. Apply BY spers delivery
lettef giving experience ia detail,
at least two references on your
Character and quatits 81 workman
ship and an appointment for pcr
sonal Interview WIN b arranged
Address Earl B. Mprgsn. Manaso
.ot Employment, Gttttis p%ubiishinr
Company, Sixth and Simeon s,s.'
Pniladelphla, Fa st=-fo9s7
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ams IN dbesrs Tie names Of the
re aytatofs
The longest range gun ever con.
structed nlthe United states q soon
70 be mounted somewhere on the
Atlantic coast The weapon Is q,
1sineh. s0zcAliber coast dafensa
gun capable Of hurting a 2aAO.pound.
.projectlls 81 miles. 1t Is supplied,
with full electrical equipments for
firing, lighting, t%rayerstng, eleyattng
and rammlng. The powder charge is
$50 pounds.
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sNtTEpssRETHREN CHURCH,
21NVtfH Ware papfnry

Sunday school at 9:45 a. NJ, Guy
npbell; superintendent. Morn.
ship and sermon by the pas
k1:45. Senior and Junior
~nyfsttah Endeavor at 900 p. m,
Senior Endeavor topic. THY King.
dom Come In the World: leader,
the pastof. Evening sermon by
tthe pastor at s O'clock.
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CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Warrington st, Near New Bridge
g 9. Tewson, Rector.

& 9. M, Holy Communion. $3.50
a. mi, Sunday school; Bible class
In the church. 10:45 a. M, Morn
ing Prayer and sermon; 1880 p. M,
Evening Prayer and address.
Please note return 10 tho former
limo Tor evening service,
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EkiHvIEW M. E. CHURCH,
SOuTH.

s. Tyler, Pastor.
sunday school. 10 a. M, C. s. Nc.
Elf6y, superintendent. Epworth
league; D. M, W. H. Coontz, pres
Ldenf-
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HOUSES AND LOTS

SEE GEORGE H, BRoBsr, Roaltor,
Professional Bldg, TO buy or
sell, 5flo'2st.1OSl5
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FOR sALE-1106 Acres hest I'm.
proved and located farm in Alarg
land 10 miles from pgMsaiagion On
several steam eiectfar. conon.
roads; 700 acres M cultlyatcd.
sVV timber; 40 new modern build.
ines water pireds ef~eulricity; lie
drained where needed wcll water
Cd; 100 acres cloyef ana sitaIfs
800 standard bearlnf snple trees
aero grapes; highfbred rtock. I'M
PIGMENTS cost $4,000 Experienced
manager; and estate III bargain
price $4,000; term, d SIS Don
balance long time H III nm
lips, l424 Euclid Washington,
b. G. Esi.it "a
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FOR sALE-Frosh COW. Inquire
George Matthews, near Tucker
Station. Phone 7125-R-21.
6-4-St-sA
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SALES REPRESENTATIVE for
'maker.to.wearer" tailoring
.ho1se, No capital required, Just
honest effort. Year.round income,
homo territory. 10 interested In un.
usually fine opportunity. write TO.
DAY giving full particulars. p. H,
DAVIS TAILORING CO.. CinCin.
natl. Ohio. It's s 1t-1OOO7
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kAhMs. klkg AdfsnAsu q lac
lower prices, dow. Write lor
free list Of harg ALLEN & Al
nRipSE Newton al3h q. BOX ll6.
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-
street, $500.
5sl q at1 he great ss sfS isas RaSR Taiisy e inSu. { is plal nlp sosd
. room, yankee franc house, fine water, pipo d into
months. N s"N
SMALL FARM highly improved modern s room house on
mont, We might trade for a good Fairmont home.
A FINE LOT FOR BUSINESS, near North Fairmont Station
on remarkably easy terms.
FINE ACRE-on Grafton road, one mile from paved street
easy payments.
IT'S ACRE FARM-15 minutes walk from Helen's Run
street car-owner will trade for city property.
BUNGALoW-Good home near car line and factories on
Ga ssa. Side owner desires quick sale, negotiations con-
G ROOM YANKEE FRAME-And 5 lots, all in garden, near
Brass plant, s2.35O.
2 ROOM HoUsE-Near Wilcus. largo lot, vacant. asv
terms.
ARRAGKvI1LE- rooms, cellar, large LOT, fine finish and
'12ox15O NEW HOUSE, rooms, Barrackvnle. Price $4,000.
~ ACRE FARM SMALL HoUSE-l5O fruit trees, spring
house, horse and COW, farming utensils, a bargain; one
mile from cal, line;
then come IN and talk terms. a little cash and $50 per
STORE BUILDING AND LIVING RooMs-Ftne bus,nes,
location. Will trade for house and lot or lot near L-
Gust avenue, or State street, balance on easy terms, in.
sol STATE STREET, rooms and bath. $500 cash and
SPEEDWAY COTTAGES rooms, large lot. on car line.
722 VIRGINIA AvBNuE-A modern home, 6 rooms. lot 50x
BElLyiEW y AVENUE u SrFSfS oS My se rooms modern and garage
SUMMER REsoRT-colfax fine modern cottage, gas, wa.
ter, hardwood floors, right at the station and river.
FLORIDA AVENUES rooms, modern cottage for quick
sale one block from East Park school.
. terms. This house is a bargain for the man wanting to
get a start on a home.
NEAR oWENs-on Wabash street, fine modern home at
"a bargain prices Lot 50x231.
28 SPRING S1REET-one OF the largest and best homes
SMALL CASH if' PaYGEN \ y r I Io oemaFa avenue so9 sn sr1 terms
to be arranged SO as to run about $40 per month. -Four
rooms and sun paror.
REMARKABLE TERMs-only $500 of saved money and
less than rent will enable you to enjoy a modern .5-room
cottage on Front street.
60T212 FEEfr- This hundtnu alto ~ ann9y1vaaf avnn.o
containing one-fourth acre, will sell on terms to suit
you or discount for cash. ~
BIG COMFORT. LITTLE MoNEY-own, the tank hill home
THE fmS OLD StiS, PRICE isR Ra sTaS Ss l Ss t 4os Ssfs IS + So ottE9st,ys.
WALNUT AVENUE, 4ox 40. $3.50.
BENoNI AVENUE, 50x12O. s2,5o0.(
SPENCE STREET, large level lot. $1,000.
GRANT STREET, $500.
VIEW AVENUE, 40x12O, $500.
Kenmore STREET, 4Oxl20, $1,000.
NORTH TAIRMoNT STATION. sox1so. .s,soo.
PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE & BELLEVUE. 5ox214. $780,
COUNTRY CLUB RoAp, Go1lso, $500.
EDGEMoNT. 40x120, $500.
EDeEMoNT TERRACE. 4ox115, $3.50.
ELEVENTH STREET, 4oxlaO, $500.
HAMILTON STREET, 40x100, $500.
H sASKa2Ns SWEET E7H fss9tss' sS ssss =: :lt t5sat foot
WABASH STREET. 5ox145. $1,000. {
ROBINSON STREET, 4Ox12O. $3.50.
SUBURBAN, one acre, $500.
ONE ACRE, Grafton Road, $1,000.
BON AIR, 40x110, $500.
GRAHAM HEIGHTS, 4ox2o, $3.50.
EDGEMoNr TERRACE, 4oxi1o $500.
BRASS PLANT, 40x1s0s $500. ~
NORWOOD. 4Ox12O, $500.
LEVI d. HARR
MlANsTREETOPPosIM COURTHOUSE
Phone 2S1 Phone2Sl8
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v 9 6~roonntleld, o. D., Pastor.
Class meeting at 8 o'clock, led by
rcd N. Wilson. Sunday school at
80 O'clock, ]. r. Sheridan In
charge. Morning worship at 10:45
O'Clock The sermon will be the
first OF D series Of Sunday morning
sermons during June dealing with
THE fundamentals OF Christian.
~. THE theme tomorrow will be
The Fundamental Nature OF
Chrtstianity4-a Revelation" and
|tts Fundamental Record-the New
Testament. Christian Endeayor at
10 D. m. Evening service at 8
ocibck. Subject Of sermon, Les
sons from the Lives Of Five Heroes
mentioned In Hebrews IL" Special
music: Anthem, Behold the Days
Come Woodward; male quartet,
The Worship Of God in Nature"
Heethoyen; Anthem, 20 Lord How
excellent Ambrose; Anthem,
Sun o. My Soul" Holden.
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IFlRsr pREseYTERlAM CHURCH

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
|cor of jackson and Jefferson SITS.
! y. q, stoetzer, o. o., Minister.
4 cordial invitation is extended
10 alto worship with US In the fol-
|awinF services: Bible school at
fs3OSa III; classes for all ages;
lirs Frank G. EVAN, superintend'
emf. Morning service, 1O:45; SER
mon ~ the pastor, DR.. H. G. stoet.
zers subject, "The Ideal Home
.intermediate Endeavor, Z p. M;
leader. Miss Eleanor Caskadon,
INA rs Stheslast meeting during the
SUMMER. Evening service at s
O'Clock; sermon by the pastor on
this subject: Process Of Progress"
The members OF the woman's
Some and Foreign Missionary So
cfety viii attend in a body. Mid
week prayer service Wednesday,
,7:30 lpI HI, The sixteenth chapter
OF Acts will be the lesson.
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the y N thlA state viii be the
6pe tpnanrro# evening Re-
melnbe tie cont satlpnSI Inner
Ito be eetyed at the church Monday
evening a special program has
been prepared.
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10 AcRES+Sae Watei location;
oysters. fish Mid duck. S.rouin
frame dwelling STABLE aud barn.
etc; fruit. hshgy & r n. station
and stofesS ! Waters Ru,.
sell, owner uhasteFfown. DO.
estst-i07oa
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FOE

FURNITURE FOR sALE-Rear Of
Sill Ridgely Ave s'2.St:1OsSS
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The first public bath is said to
have been built By Agrippina, EN-.
peror Of Rome, In 3i2 B. @.
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HIGHLAND AVE. M. e. CHURCH.
e. Meredith, Pastor.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m, J. c.
lHupp superintendent. Epworth
)League at $500 p. m. Public wor.
ship and sermon at $500 p. m.
Al Honlt, Sunday school at TO-;
preaching at II a. m.
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sowLEs CHAPEL.

MbOWLES CHAPEL.
s. Tyler, Pastor.
kl day services. Preaching II
M by presiding elder, Rev. A. NJ.
tirtin4 Preaching at $3.50 p. m.
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