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NEWPORT CHURCH SERVICES.

Newport. April 25.-Services in New
port Nj. +. Church yesterday were .poy
advanced time. The pastor Rev W.
Vaughn Moore. spoke in the evening on
"A Reasonable God The following an
nouncements were made OF meetings dur
ing the week
Monday evening, Boy Scouts. Follow
ing their meeting, they will attend the
illustrated lecture on Club Work, which
will be given by Professor Martin oi
Delaware College.
Tuesday cvcring, meeting of Grammar
School Corr of Girls Reserve, \. W y.
"Wednesday evening Lldies Aid busi-
ness meeting and social at the home oi
MIR and Mrs. Alfred Craig.
Thursday evening, Calendar Club at the
home OF Mrs. John II Lyman. High Scuooi
CORPS of Girls Reserve of the \. W. CA.
Friday afternoon at $50. Junior League
meeting in the Sunday school rooms.
The pastor announced that he would
he at the parsonage on "Wednesday alter
moons from TO 3. to discuss subjects oi
interest and receive suggestions IN connec-
tion with the Sunday school work.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. April - Mr. and
Nlrs Frank Moore entertained the follow :
ing guests over the week end Benjamin
Moore Wilbur klalr. John Mason and
Philip Edwards Of Philadelphia
II ?. Scott and party Of friends had
an ENJOYABLE fishing trip down the hav OF.
his Yacht. Countess. Saturday, catching
MANY trout and crokers
The yacht Senator, from Florida u
New York. passed through the canal
Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs Frank Davidson enter
tanned over the weekend Miss Julc Gun
ning OF Philadelphia and John Hanley o.
Chester. Pa
Mr. and Mrs Harry Saxton Of Camden
\ j.. are visiting their son. Harry
Saxton. Jr, of Port Penn
Rev J. c. Mccoy is Ill at his homo il
ST Georges
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MIDDLETON wv NOTES.

Middlctown. April 25 Miss Anna +.
Draper died AT the home Of her sister,
Mrs Wilhelmina Davis. on Lake street
Friday morning. after a stroke Of par
alysis aged so years. Funeral services
were held al Mrs. Davis homo this
afternoon. interment in ForeR, Gene
terry.
Nicholas Harlow had his leg fractured.
Thursday. while working FOR tho Key
stone Construction Co. near Pine Tree.
More than an hour passed before one Of
the employees found the injured man
living near the railroad. lie was brought
10 his home in Middletown where Dr.
Niles set thc broken limb
Rev John Townley Of Princeton will
be installed as pastor OF Forest Preshy
teran Church. this town. Thursday.
MAY 26. Rev. 7. w. Lacy will preside
and PROFOUND the constitutional ques-
uons: Rev. David Townley will preach h
the sermon Rev. F. II. Moore will give
the charge II the people and Rev J.
Richie Smith the charge TO the pastor.
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France" Each member Of the club IL
privileged to bring "A guest.
The members of the Water and Light
Commission will meet this evening In
the offices OF the Water Company.
by order of Mayor w. Leslie cramer,
yesterday, the police officers performed
traffic duty at the corner Of Sixth and
Delaware streets.
The concretlng Of the state road be-
tween state Road and Tybout's Corner.
is expected TO be completed by the mid
die of June.
Albert Matthias, the oldest local en-
ploye Of the Wilmington Philadelphia
Traction Co. has been placed on the
retired list.
Jimmy McDevitt. manager n the New
Castle Athletic Association. has several
games booked for tho season with NIL
ford and Harrington teams and has
signed the following players: William
Proud shortstop, Charles Tidwell.
third base James TFance second base /;
William Madden fret base, James Geb-
hart, left field; James Gallagher. center
field. Uouglna Proud. right feld, Mcr
ton White. aub-inncid Edward Nc
Daniel catcher. Joseph Miller. william
Frccbury, Edward Taylor and Charles
Mcffrory, pitchers. William Kelley haa
been aclectod aa the official umpire.
on Thursday evening the members ~
Casar Rodney Chapter, order pf he
Eastern star viii meet in regular aea
ion In their rooms in tho Masonic Iiall.
The streets of Dnhbinsyllie. which
have been In an unclean condition for
some time havo been cleaned through
the efforts Of the members II the newly
organized civic club.
Representatives ~ dredging com
pany were IN this city IN Saturday and
were looking over tho plot If ground be-
tween Seventh street and Dobbinavillc.
Arrangements wlll b. made 70 hav.. the
march alled m Portions If ne ground
arc owned by several Industrial plants.
Mira. NJ. J. Kelley and hcr son "a
ward. of Elizabeth y ~ are gucatv
~ Misses Katherine and Margaref Nj
honey on Second street.
Miss Ann Hatton. who has bcen in
charge of tho Parish House Of I'm
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RAID ON LIQUOR STOCK.

Dover. April 25.-Many complaints
having come TO the State authorities Of
intoxicants OF some kind were being
secured near Viola. a raid was planned.
yesterday, by State Detective u. ID.
Wharton and Chief of Police. r. l.
Lane. with the result that on the farm
Of Abraham Wintcrsteine. Russian,
near Viola. nine miles south Of Dover.
the officers discovered in a woods on the
farm a small still in full operation which
they seized, together with case con
tanning sixteen quarts Of plain alcohol.
a quantity OF cracked corn. and bottle
of new brew. \ glass Jug of grape wine
was taken with the other equipment.
al Of which was brought to Dover.
Winterstein was arrested and lodged
in jail and the still and other equip
'ment taken in charge by Deputy At
torney General Wiley.
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SEAFORD'S GRADUATES.

seaford. April 25.--Seaford high school
has decided upon the following dates
for the graduation exercises: Com
menCement address. DR.. Culver ellis,
Juniata College. Huntington, Pa, Mon
day evening. June G. at 8 o'clock. In st.
Johns Nj r. Church address To class,
Rev. w. II. Darbie. Sunday evening,
June 5. at o'clock. st Luke's L. II.
Church: Class Day exercises. Friday
afternoon. June 3, at o'clock. in Acorn
Club room.
The class this year Is one OF the
largest in the history of the school
numbering is four boys and Ia girls. as
follows: Elizabeth owens. Helen Mar
tin. Madeline Marvel. Mildred Pussy
Norma Smart. Hazel Kitchens. Gladys
Kinder. Mary IIill, Elizabeth Elliott
Helen Goodman. Nellie F'ogle. Ruth
Fogle. blanche Carter, Marion Moore
Thomas Donoho. Conweil Shiplev. vii
liam Moore and Herbert lank.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Prices Of Fish. Eggs. Poultry and
Other Foodstuffs in leWes
Market.
TO BUILD FINE FRAT HOUSE

From Every Evenings Correspondents,
Newark. April 25 The Sigma PHI
Epsilon Fraternity viii be the first of the
University 81 Delaware 'fratS" To build
home or the college campus This fra
ternity ~ Is annual reunion held IN the
frat house on Quality Hill Saturday
authorized the WAYS and means committee
o. have the architect 10 90 ahead with
the work of preparing the plans. with the
view 81 ash ing Tor bids early 10 The sum
mcr It's hoped 10 have the now fratcrn-
~ home. Which i; Is estimated viii cost
between $50 np1 and $50 600 completed hv
late IN the fall
,hout sixty graduate members Of the
frat attended the reunion. SATURDAY,
and IN arr greatly Cnthuscd over the new
huildIng project The visitors attended
the pclawarc-StcvcnS dual track meet
~ the afternoon " 6 . clock there was u
ri rraa.t dinncr at the FRAT house aud tins
vas followed hl social evening Negro
Jazy orchestra from Wilmington furnished
music
The proposed new irat house will he
.s.tcd near the automobile entrance TO
P frr llcld. opposite Mechanical Hall
Ih, sigma VA ratcrrIty oi the | nj
cr IL, also has been Distressing the adj
VISIBILITY Il erecting new frat house
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INSTALLED OFFICERS.

Seaford, April 2b.--fIebron Lodge. No.
Ia. /. o. .. f., of this town. held a
very instructive and entertaining meet
ing. at odd Fellows Hall. here. Friday
night. when Deputy Grand Master Wal
ter T. Smith OF Charity Lodge. /. O. o. r.
of Laurel. installed the new officers.
The deputy grand master was accom-
panied by several members of his
lodge. including Mesars. Holt. Hastings
and Elliott. and all gave interesting and
instructive talks on odd Fellowship.
Several members OF Hebron Lodge.
also delivered brief addresses.
Following the installation refreshments
were served. quite a number of the
members of odd Fellows lodges in this
section will attend the big class adoption
to be held at Milford. on Friday evening,
May 6. when Eden Lodge degree team
Of Wilmington. will confer the degrees.
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GAVE PIN To PASTORS WIPE.

Nrltord Nrul - THURSDAY evening
the local chapter 81 tho VI q 7 held
parlor meeting ~ tho home ~ Mrs
Georgia plcrcc state President Of the
"a >pccial program. arranged
y, Nj R,rtha q arcl ard Mrs lIlllc
aunon VA gwen rs follows
Recitation D, Miss Elizabeth BENNETT
representing the avenue loval Temp
erancr lrgiop recitation Preached on
Dancing hv Mr~ Charles Swan. vccal
~ulo hy Miss Emma Henderson. accom-
pantrd on the piano by Mrs Edward
Hurlc, recitation Mothers Pocket
hook hv Mrs RcSslc ~hcW. humorous
monologuc. - snd hv Mrs Charles
Naae humorous reading hv Mrs Eliza
beth Hammond
beautiful gold W G 4 L pin. set
with pearls was prescribed 70 Mrs Robe-t
\ stephenson. vito ~ the retiring pastor
of Avenue VI T Church who has moved
~ Wilmington
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford iprl - Dr. Robert y Wat
son IS seriousl, lll AZ his home on West
Front st-ett. with an affection of the
kdneNs ard has been confined to his bed
for the past week
Mrs Henry / Price OF Lsnsdowre. Pa
" spending some time here al the home OF
her father James II Anderson
Mr. and Mrs Edward Williams and
daughter 81 Philadelphia spent the week
end here with his parents. Mr. and Mrs
James Williams
Mr. and Mrs Roland Peet. at one time
residents of Milford. have agsin moved
here frpm Carney Point. y J where Mr.
rccs WAS IN the employ of the du Port
co for several wears They are occupy
ing the old v ills property. just north of
Milford on the Fredcrica road.
Milford High School Athletic Associa-
tion held a moving picture benefit perform
ance at Palace Theatre. Saturday night
the proceeds being devoted TO the fund
B. provide adequate grounds for outdoor
sports N the school ward 4 good sum was
~ hzed
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manuel Church for several years hse
rendered her resignation and will make
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. irving
Jones.
Miss Miriam Davidson Of pblladcl-
phia spent the week lend as . guest u
Mr and Mrs John -. Msnlovo.
Frank J. Fitzpatrick of Elizabeth. ~.
j.. who has been spending n few days
with Miss Katherine Mahoney, has re-
turned 70 his home.
John " Vallette. who formerly con
Quoted baesry IN his property. on
Second street near Harmony. recently
occupied by the late John Fehi, is hav-
ing alterations made 10 the home and
bakery and will reopen the place -
business within few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Englor ~ Abor-
deem. Md Warren smith ~ pennF-
grove. ~ =. ana Miss Laura Sullivan
of Milford spent the week end re guests
of Mr. and Mra Peter . Madden and
family.
Thla evening Seminole Tribe n Rod
Men will meet in regular weekly ~es.
Rion
Mr. and Mrs Frank y Dlohi and
daughter. Margaret ~ Wilmington.
were week ond guests ~ Mr ana Mrs
J.
Miss Mabel Hebrew of philadelphia
epeut the week end aH Rurgf ~ Mr.
and Mra Charles uicl u Rear
Mr. and Mrs George IFll ~ VII.
rningfon apont tho weok ead ~ Ruentq
RI Ar ard Mrs Frank sterling ~
Bear
Mise r}eba Thompson n Wilmington
apent the week end as , guoa' ~ her
parents. Mr and Ir walter Thomp
unu ri Be8r
Apartment for rent IN tho louise apply
a. John Ries on the preuiacr ADJ
MIeaea Mary F,lknton. MARY Conner
ford Ruth M6apicf and ra'ela siboy
were guests ~ friends III Serark or
Saturday evening ami attended fhc rret
dance.
charles FTernar IS ~uHerinT from ~
aharpga ~ the neck
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IEWFS MARKETS.

Loves. april y Fish arc running
finely ard the fishermen arc catching and
shipping every dav. One day last week
eight barrels were shipped "a the city
markets Hard crabs have made their
appearance. which Is carly for them
Turnip greens and asparagus arc ~ the
Tcwcs market now
Fresh eggs arr selling At 25 cents per
dozen and old chickens at 30 cents per
pourd Young chickens are very scarce
Bnttcr has fallen from go To- 40 rtS 3
pound IN the stores. and milk from - aro
to 10 cents per quart
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NEW ARK NOTES.

Newark. April 2b.--Thc Sigma Nh
Fraternity of Delaware College gave
an informal dance IN Old College. Sat
urday night There were about 7h
couples and an enjoyable evening was
spent
Rev Walter ]. Hullihen cf stanton
Va father Of Dr. Walter Iiullihen
president OF the Univeraity Of Dela ware
conducted services at st. Thomas I. =.
Church. yesterday morning Dr and
Mrs Hullhcn also had aa guest. yes
tcr,iay. the lattcr's father George y
Winchester Of RoEton.
Dr John Oiphant of Vineland ~ J
conducted services at ST Thomas
Church last night Or Oliphant vii
conduct services at st Thomas neNt
Sunday.
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GEORGETOWN NOTES.

C,corg, town. lprll &c Extensive prep
arator, have boon made t., members of
thr . 4 VI of tins c,tv for the enter
tainmctt at The State Council which
meets 10 annual session here Thursday 81
urNt week
Member, and tuCnd~ of FIRST NJ T..
Church CcorEctoVn gave Rev John T.
Rnilc, apd famil, Z hg DONATION party.
trdaN night IN honor 81 hlS rctlrn for the
fourth oprtcrcucc war
Nhi, standing on table papCrlng p
room II h,r homo FRIDAY Mrs GcorG"
NJ Nell-Va, thrown ~ the hcor with such
tore, Vhcn fhr ahir iippcd that She
broke hcr RIGHT arm ~ the rlhnv less
than b,c months sco she was shot N tho
hip hv her grandson wh,lc the latter was
tN.ug with an llnIoadcd pistol
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TWO $4,000 GIFTS.

Milford april ~ announcement Is
mad Is the managers of the new Milford
Emergency Hospital that il is hoped to
have the hospital opened 20 receive pa
tlents u, the middle Of MAY
II Is also announced that two gifts Of
a. OOO each were made on rldav. the dav
~ dedication of tho huldlng 10 he applied
upon the permanent endowment fund
andthai several small glfts have hccn made
toward provdng an elevator service
IN the building
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REPEAT MINSTREL SHOW.

Newport April p The minstrel show
which was gwen by tho krcbs-Ncwport
baseball team in the Masonic Temple on
"Wednesday evening will be repeated on
Wednesday evening, May under the
auspices of the Civics Club OF Richardson
Park
The proceeds from the show last We'd
ncslav evening nettcd the club s225.
At the MAY 1 performance the program
will be somewhat changed. The boys VIII
bc assisted hy talent from Wilmington
and Stanton.
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RICHARDSON PARk.

ri~hardson Park April - AntIxlpat-
ing ono ~ the largest crowds that ever
gsthered AZ a scclal event here. the com
muttee r chargo II the PIE and milk social
srheduied Tor tonight ~ Tlnsman Hall
tsvc provided between 80 and - pics
Tns proceeds will hc devoted TO the base
bal club hcrc
Tho psrcnt-Tcacher Association will
nncet ~ the school house this evening
Mrs ksv Rudolph Is chairman OF the
.oeial committee for the evening
Tho krebs baseball team. which re-
GENTLY presented a minstrel show at
Newport have donated their services in a
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CHESTERT0wN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Chestertown. Nd April 25-Bishop
Philip Cooke and wife and Rev. r. w
Trapnen, wife and child OF Wilmington
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
" Perkins for dinner. Saturday
The funeral Of Mrs. Augusta NJ Bow
ers. who died al the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs William II. Aldridge. Tuesday
evening was held from her late resi-
dence. Saturday morning. conducted by
Rev. n Q. Gibson. pastor Of Christ NJ
+ Church assisted by Rev. Avery
Donovan Of ST James Interment was
made in the family lot in Chester Gem
etery
Sometime ago Jim Rogers. a well
known colored resident Of Chestertown,
who was subject to severe headaches.
purchased a bottle Of medicine from a
travelling vender The medicine was
inhaled through the nose. and after the
first trial. Rogers was rendered almost
totally blind. He is partially regaining
his sight under the reatnent of a
local physician.
Maxwell Blakeney is building a big
hydroplane. He has installed a 23-horse
power engine and hopes 10 have the
plane finished III time for the summer
season
Joseph Stoops sustained a bad frac-
ture Of the leg by a fall last week.
Captain Mcdford Capel caught 25 fine
shad IN his nets in Chester river above
the bridge ono day last week. Harry
Lambert states that he has caught
about 200 shad to date. This is a very
unusual occurrence for this section OF
the river Herring. however, have been
very scarce.
The oyster season is practically over
here as the packers have notified their
buyers not to take any more orders
The season has not been a success from
a monetary viewpoint.
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TO HAVE MAY DAY DANCE.

Seaford. April 25.-The May Dance
on the Nanticoke' the name given to
the big dance to be given by the young
people Of Seaford on Friday evening.
May s, promises to be one of the most
brilliant social functions ever held in
lower Delaware.
The young people have secured draft
ing room At the Seaford marine railway
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overlooking the Nanticoke river. TO hold
the event in. The Original Big Six
orchestra OF the Hotel du Pont, Will
mington. is TO furnish music. The hall
will be brilliantly lighted from one end
to the other. Calhoun u. Bass will be
floor manager.
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similar affair for the benefit of the Five
Points Civic Association, to be gwen on
"Wednesday evening, May 4.
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Every Evenings classified columns
are read by thousands daily. 1t should
be used by hundreds who now pass it
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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-04-09

Candidates very much interested in the welfare of
members of the family this year
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fEUDIST ESCAPES into
HILLS ON A HAND CAR
After Killing Member Of Peudal Fam.
lily, John Bailey Overpowers Guard
And Escapes Into Hills.

Barobursville, KY, April s. - John
Bailey, Of Clay county, who, police
say, shot and killed Beverly White, of
Winchester, here Thursday, overpow-
cred the deputy, who was guarding
him while awaiting orders transfer
ring him to Pinevifle Jail for safe
keeping, and escaped on a railroad
hand car with friends.
Dozens of deputies, armed with
rifles, gave chase in locomotive. The
chase led into the hills Of Clay county
where, 1t was found, Bailey and
friends had abandoned their hand car.
Dozens Of friends of White have
joined in pursuit, while others are I'M
derstood to be arming. Renewal Of
feud trouble is feared.
The Whites and Baileys have been
enemies for years, trouble being start
ed when two Whites were killed by
two brothers of John Bailey. Beverly
White was en- route to Clay county, his
old home, Thursday, when he met
Bailey here, officers say, and the
shooting followed.
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The time far distant when any telephone subscriber
will be able reach ships seaPro Alfred Goldsmith College
of the City of New York.
High cost of lOang the mother of high cost of living. Harry
p Strausbaugh president National Gamers Association.
find justification for issuing bonds for gravel roads The
money necessary their construction should be
Motor License taxesGeorge Henry Minister of Agriculture
Ontario. Canada.
We in the Sunfower State have reputation being able to
raise hell short notice than other of people
But nowhere else will you find optimism than in KansasSen-
ator Arthur Capper.
Paris skirts three inches above the knees when the wind
howseresa Rabasa New York telephone girl from
ropean tour.
1t may surprise those who do personally know to be told
that have been addicted the of alcoholic liquors.
Henry WattersOn
The state always should have hand intermittent public works
of ultimate value but immediate ecuryarrington Emerson
New York Efficiency Counselor
Political leadership geheral achieved man. has made
business In New York leaders chosen after they
lave failed in MISREPRESENTATION Clayton r. Lus New York
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NOAH CERTAINLY HAD A NUMEROUS CARGO.

1t probable the human population of this EARTH itself only
spinning sderea darkness upward OF 2oooooo
and certainly not than 100000 But how creatures
Of all kinds has prolific spawned upon this relatively minute
peck If Noah pair of every living species ABOARD
his ark did he have with him on his great oao
and how large must have been that mighty bark!
Sir Ray Lancaster says the New York Herald gives some u
Eliminating surprising figures his Secrets of Earth and sea
lie says that be impossible to estimate the number OF
individuals existence But naurasts have Identified ana caS
fed huge number of kinds breeds correctly species OF
anmaand plants Not ALL it is certain There are ten thousand
species mammals fourteen thousand OF BIRDS seven hou
sand of reptiles fifteen thousand species of fishes half million sorts
sxeggd insects thousand of crustacea such as shms
Holsters crabs sxywo thousand of mousse such as na
russes oysters the like five thousand coras and poyps three
thousand ponges thousand microscopic PROTOCOL and many
others
all eight hundred thousand species OF animals have been
found says probably remain to be recog
lzed and described single species may contain far mdlvd
uals than there earth.
Te total number described species of plants adds Sir Ray
has estimated but idea be formed from the
that 1860 species of Towering plants alone have been FOUND IN
Britain seventeen thousand British India twenty-five thousand IN
Brazil not those of Australia and Africa These figures
do not include the numbers Of foweress plants
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Another sign of returning prospeystock statesmen
getting thick in this section again
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do IT WITH ALL THY MIGHT

Build that house that highway build that
school that church repair that broken pavement build that
and even that chicken coop, now--no tomorrow.
Go ahead with plans speed the nation the road full
employment and thus the day Of individual and national pros
perity and safety.
Preach this from the pulpit ye ministers of the Gospels act it
from the pews aymen who profess love for humanity it
effect county, municipal and state officials and remember
business of America of big business and We of
little business that there something in this infinitely higher and
important than the small amount of money involved which
think you could by waiting.
Some put off the day of salvation expecting it
their death bed but many succeed doing that hour
DO and do it with all your might hroud be the of
every America who expects do any construction work in
the future DO now and thus do part toward ndd
nal and national business salvation more
Procrastnaon than the thief of time is the murderer
o. opportunity Manufacturers Record.