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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
AMERICAN COMPLAINS.
Nebraskan Says He Was Mis-
treated by Crown Forces
in Ireland.

I1v ArHociateh prsss 10 Every Evening
Dublin, Feb y Jeremiah Howard,
who aeya he IL nm American citizen residing
~ 0maha. Neb. announces he intqnda on
his return ~ the United States ~ go n
Washington aud complain against the III
treafmcn. be alleges hc has received from
rown forces while vlsting Ireland He
declares he ANA arrested AZ Galway, hc-
cusod of making speeches and asked
Where are your rev0lverR'' On that
occasion. he asrerts. hs luggage was
searched and letters read
Later when alghting from train a.
Limerick Junction. Howard claims 20
have been arrested and kept three days
m military barracks
Dublin Feb ~ Rodioa ~ three
soldiers were found near Wnpdfnrd. county
Galway last night Each mRn had been
ahot through the head ard or each BODY
was a motto On which was written Spies,
cn'rtmartialed and found guilty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
Society of Cincinnati.

AT the annual meeting Of the Della
ware State Society Of Cincinnati in the
Hotel du Pont. yesterday Edwin JAG
Quet Sellers of Philadelphia was re-
elected president. Other officers were
reelected as follows: John Osborn Platt,
Philadelphia, secretary: Leonard E.
Wales. Wilmington. secretary: John
Price Hyatt Wilmington. assistant
secretary. Francis X Wainwright,
Bryn MavT. Pa. treasurer; Theodore
VI. Hastings. Haverford, Pa. assistant
treasurer; Rev. Kensey Johns Ham
mond. Culpeper Court House. Va. chap
lain. The trfenniaI meeting OF the Cen
erL Society will be held here i'm June.
1929
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
GARAGE CuLLAPSE>.
Snow Wrecked Building of T.. ]. tahey
on Elizabeth Street.

trlNlng IA under the weight of soy
= al tons ~ SNOW. "a garage in Eliza
9TH street between Eleventh and
7 Welfth street. owned 10y r J Fahey.
20 French street collapsed shortly
ter midnight last night and rendered
destruction 10 both he building and an
overland automobile, which had been
q iartered IA the garage.
Tn. building. with 80 foot frontage.
was constructed mostly OF wood. with
hrIek foundation and walls The COM
Hned weight Of the snow and the
" lter soaked wood caused the roof to
ave ia and fall To the ground. The
Itomobilc was practically destroyed
and Nj. Fahey estimated his loss al
~.Veral thousand dollars. The automo-
Glie was insured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
False Alarms of Fire.

The police are searching for the per-
sone believed 70 be responsible for the
three false fire alarms, which kept the
city fire apparatus on the run last night
ane thi~ morning A false alarm was
sent In from Box No 1s. Eleventh and
Church streets At o'clock last night
The second alarm came from Box 224
VAedsvs avenue and Pine street, at
80. and the third alarm at o'clock
this msrnins from Box No. 81. at Lam
cASasS avenue and Delanore Place.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23

'haf ne tlma ~ - raat0rMfi0n "a N.T
The nnan ~ Franca i a tastInasf =
fnllov no suample n hair f-rerhd-n
;ha mon - adiArrrf -0untris~ ~ fnI
Inu no rrample = Fre-rhr,ar ~.
he revival y-ill spraad .1 rfdanins ~f-r'
untl II yEoaus rs -lmunans rsrruli
~ the world
Put All f
IN me rIrEfa ~ inl hi~- rr-a So
Ionz-sktrfrd l4r z<rtrEEr nRt ~rnsr
hack ring 1nraae FDeriAl ffreH
-ff v1U ~ -nty after .rrrfHc rnurt
rsrhauR any -1rrda fth ~
antagonist -ra earS 1af-f0r +he
away ever ras an.o snow
than 3 feeble .rrlIuluhr- rarr.rr
contest -gf rl.ia sfrro-- Demo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
C0SSACkS SEIZE TEHERAN.
Rera Khan Takes Public buildings
without Opposition.

Paris Feb. ga dispatch from
Teheran Persia 10 the Temps yestcr-
dav saws 1000 Persian Cossacks. com
mandcd by Gen. Reza Kahn. coming
from Kasvin entered Tehcran tho cap
ltal the night Of February 20-cl with
out meeting opposition They Captur-
ed the public buildings and admins
jratlve offices. removing tho cabinet of
Scphsdar- AZam from power
Reza Kahn issued a proc ciainatlou
guaranteeing the security Of foreign
crs, He is conferrine with tho Shah
for the purpose Of forming a new Cab
met
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
HUNDREDTH YEAR OF
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY \
Nv Associated Tsreas 20 Every Evening

py Aaaociated Press 70 Every Evening.
Philadelphia, Feb q Graduates of
the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and
science from all sections Of the rountrv
were guests Of the college today in cele-
bratlon of the hundrcdth anniversary
81 It's founding.
Descendants of the founders, the present
officers. faculty and under-g graduates made
A pilgrimage to historic Carpenters Hall.
where they paid tribute 20 those VINO met
there 10 found the institution
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
COLUMBIA STUDENTS RIOT.
Police Reserves Called Out On Trouble
Between Preshl~S and Hophs.

ny Associated Press to Every Evening
Newark, n. j., Fob. 2a.--Polios 70
ssrvas wsso oallcd on, this morning ~
prcvnnt riotmG betwosn freshmen snd
sophornorns of Colurnbia University IN
oonncotion with efforts of tho ssoood year
ma n prevent the olAss of 1874 from
holiing its annual dinner here.
Eryshmen honksd into Nrwnh long
bsforo dawn hoping to assemble ina ho,sl
beforo the sophomores arrived but they
did not get up early enough ~ eva,Ia ths
second year mon.
Ch,stersd about all railway and tub
stations the sopbomores pounoed upon
tho "frosh" sa they alightsd from cara
taking thirty prisoners 10 a garage for con.
finamens. Undauutsd, later arrivals
among the yearlings got of the trains ai
Harrison and marnhed in rnassed fprma
tion TO the hotel here, where 100 fellow
clans men who evsded the sophomore
had gathered.
When the reserves we're called nut thcs
bisied themselves keeping the sophomore
oertside the hotel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
VOW II rHE BREAD rvt
workmen who formeriy karnrn
"a $50 a Week Blew" ff and
Are 1rnko

From 3 10 4ra
FORE ruc ne a,tsn.rs -ss..
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me 4ter
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SERMONS ~. -
Pu,sb-rs nlsta.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
Ada Chapter Elects.

Ada Chapter Order Of Eastern Star,
has elected the following officers;
Worthy matron. Melissa Hutson; wor-
thy patron, Richard Weeks: associate
Inatron, Susie Benedick: secretary, H.
c. Burroughs; assistant. Marie John
son; corresponding secretary. Nj. Z.
Jackson; conductress, Elizabeth Col
berth; associate conductress, Viola Hu-
bert; investigating committee, NJ E.
Tilghman, Mollie Nedab. Edmonia
Evans; sick committee. Arabella Cor
don, Estella Beacham, Mary Winches-
ter: inside warden, Emma Blake; sen
tineI Jennie Jorden.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
yOLSTEAD ACT FOE COMES
IN UNDER TRUCE FLAG

ny Associated Press to Every Evening
Boston, Feb % ases Of foreign gin,
rum. whiskey and vermouth stood with
tantalzlng immunity IN plerhOuse here
TODAY TO the envious admiration Of thirsty
citizens The enemy OF the Volstead set
entered the port yesterday under flag Of
truce and is safe from capture by prohI
ton agents Within few days II will
complete the last leg Of It's journey from
Europe and be received by foreign am
hassadors in Washington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
PLEAD GUILTY DAY.

Tomorrow vii be plead guilty day IN
the Court Of General Sessions. when the
following defendants will eIter plea
George Gross. Walter Strattor. Ed
ward Harris Poke Carney LOUISA Bould-
en-. larccry James PRYOR. highway rob
berry Fred Shatfer, Clarence Ely, en-
bezzlcment hv hailce: William II Bell
Richard White. Lew Smith. breaking
and - terug Frank Finley, violating age
of conscrt Law James G Stralcv, die
eal possession ofliquor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
ArPFAI. PDR IMMIGRANTS.
Orthodox Rabbits Urge No Hssty Legis-
lstion he Enacted

~ Associated Fresa 70 Every Evening
Now York. Feb ~ An urgent appeal
that no hasty snti-immIgration laglsla-
ttnn be enacted. " WAS contained 10 = tnle-
gram adirrssrd to-day u President Wilson
thr Pr~side.if RI tho Senate and tho speak
81 81 the HOUSE Of Representatives from
the Assembly of American Orthodox
Rahhis IN annual convention hese Sos
sioua ~ the assembly. representing the
Orthodox Jewish faith m all parts of the
country will contInne unti tomorr
nIght
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
FUNERAL OF BISHOP JONES.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Philadelphia, Feb . Dignitaries OF
the church assisted today st the funeral
of the Right Reverend William A. Jones,
bishop of San Juan, Porto Rico, who died
here last Thursday Services were held
at Villa sova College and burial wa
made In the Augustinian community
cemetery Pontihcal requiem mass was
sung by Archbishop Romano, Apostolic
Delegate 10 the United States
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
King Street Wharf Lease

Bids for the leasing of King street
wharf have been asked for by the Board
Of Harbor Commissioners. TO be opened
Friday of this week. The present lease
on the wharf. held for the past three
years by the Charles Warner Co. will
expire March /. King street wharf on
the north bank Of the Christiana river.
has 50-foot frontage and affords mod
ern shipping facilities
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
Bids For Lewes School.

Bios ore likely - hc asked for tins
week for the construction OF rev school
at IcWcs The town recently voted bond
issue and to this will BE added S2Ga, coo
from the Delaware school Auxiliary As
sociAtIon. making a total Of about sos. :
900 for the new building Officials of the
schools of Lewes have this week consulted
with the members of the Delaware School
Aux liary Association arranging fer the
announcement of specifications to bidders
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
CLOTHES LINE THIEVES
Take "Wash" From Ward Of East Side
Citizens Last Night

Clothes llnc thloven last nipht swellrd
The li-t ot th,oscz who have been operating
~ tlna clty ~ the last few months
Nr Ilorcrce stewart 3n6 Inst Eighth
ftret reported t. tho police Tint her
ciothra Inc had been robbed The line
lie 4aId - ~ the ward ~ the rcar of her
hein, and abe hrllcvcz tic clothes were
stalct from i carly tins morning The
8 len goods il valued ~ Sli l,,.d Included
q. r. oNIng articles Tho shirt waists.
mglteown. bcdahcct lace cnllnr nud a
crorhetcd woke
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
Hibernians at hurcl,

Divisions Nos | and 1, A. O II. will
receive holy communion IN St Peter 5
Cathedral. on March l3. in honor of ST
Patrick 5 Day Rev John J Dougherty
will preach al appropriate sermon. The
dance ard reception committee OF the
order will meet in Irish-American Hall
tomorrow night 10 plan for a dance on
April IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
Twelve Want to Carry Fire Arms.

Twelve applications for permits ~
carry deadly weapons will be passed
upon hy the Court ~ General Sessions
at its next term 4 careful examination,
of the grounds for the application and
the character of the appiicant ~ rnaer
IN each caae
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
TERMINAL INSPECTION.
Il \ Engineers TO Decide Tomorrow on
Date for coming Here.

l spcclal meeting Of the Board af Eng
uccr@ af tho | mtcd states lIrrhor ON
mls,laucrs will hc held tomorrow at Wash
lugtoa. the purpose Of deciding date for
the proposed inspection Of the Lobdel
tract. the location Of the new Wilmington
Marine Terminal
Tho visiting committee at the time of
the inspection, Il IS understood will IN
cludc nited States engineers and the two
nItpd states Senators from Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
COAL MINES RESUME.
Two in Kansas Reopened After
Action by Court OF Indus
trial Claims.

nv Associated presa 20 Every Fvering
PittghurR. KIM, Feb ~ Two mines
of the Maclle Fuel COMPANY whose
o1nploves hRvo hoen on strik" moro than
two wccks resumed operation thin morn
ing il was announced hy tho eoel ope
ratprs assoclatinn
4 controversy over the wages due
Karl Nlshmaah n fnrmet onploye which
resulted ~ tho calling q the strike was
settled Yesterday whrn Nlshmnah re
cpived the money awarded him ~ the
Court If lndustrial Relations
ChcaRo Teh 23 4 reduction =
y per cnt ~ the waeea of unskilod labor
On tho RE Railroad. mt into efTecf
February | WAS tho subject ~ lis
putn brought before the United States
Railroad Labor Board todny tv employees
If tho rond The employees alleged vio-
latiou If The wage decision II the hoard
last JULY which fixed rates of pay FOR
common labor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
WANT CRAG0 FOR
ASSISTANT WAR SECRETARY

BY Associated Press u Every Evening
Washington. Feb Colleagues of
Representative Crago Republican.
Pennsylvania. are urging President
elect Harding 10 select him as assistant
secretary Of war. The Pennsylvania
Congressional delegation, it was said
today. is Championing his cause and
practically every member Of the House
Military Committee has signed a pc
tition urging his selection
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
DEATH OF PRINCIPAL
WITNESS AGAINST PREAC HER

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Sandwich, Ont.. Feb 23 Ernest Des-
hppe. one of the principal witnesses in the
ease of Reverend J. O L Spracklin,
former liquor license inspector, charged
with shaving Beverly Trumble, an inn
keeper. in a raid here last November, died
of pneumonia here today He Was stricken
sunday evening. 1t is understood the
evidence given by him at the inquest will
be used at the trial now IN progress
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
NBw lHtRItHS.

Spec a. orr,sa,
Dover Feb
here. esterla. ts
James Wash.rs A.
mingtrn Dci ar sis.
tinenta t.le.,trra Products
minston r., S5. ..
iuS T1t.ara. ration
City $500 1ou nn.er.V he.
prrttt.a WInauktDn
Great faNt- Land RnU tur
Dover Nei 100000 'rrAsi .e
Iuusb,I ro yVUm4ukt Nc.
Faltifncrp DcrricN tnd Sals-ist
tiou Baltimore MD 100000
son Plantation .r .Nlmiug tau
Slu0 $50 Natiout r,.w lraNf..
Wi.miuxt.. n. Stoo ou t.r.
Dramas. Iut Sew ors cit aU
llussiau .rth.doN ,ra't "aln
delphia fp 100000 stcehv iot
.lg CoIuyfntor 'NuH ugun 20
S5O.0VU Wt~hlnst county rn
ucut t. NrN N1re 1.l $4,000.
Ir.r,.4,t- .u r.44th ialt Rea AiAn
fa, turluk g, Nev Work cry fru.
81 $50. 900 tu go Nudge 0r Il.
from 81 ooo NUu to -50 00 PSI sburl
"a iau.her, Tci,,r ol nd Cas- cU
ST 600 300 - ST 500 200 ForJ Won't
Texas
Chas. lu. n supply -.
rs punttN lanufart trins Go phInIp
.ha Pa Sid W HonJ ana Nor
eagr Co \, Ntl West service Cotnora
ticn ChiSaso. ln
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
BANKRUPTCY PETITION
AGAINST LESLIE JUDGE co.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York. Feb. % An involuntary
bankruptcy petition was filed here today
in Federal court against the Leslie Judge
Company, Fifth Avenue publishing cor
poratlon, on behalf OF three creditors with
claims totaIhng more than 5000, 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
GOVERNMENT MOVES
AGAINST LUMBER TRUST

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
St Louis, Feb. 23. The government IN
proceedings filed in Federal District
Court today asked permanent iniunc-
ton restraining the Southern Pine Asso-
citation from alleged activities 10 fixing
prices of lumber About sixty corporations
and sixty individuals were named In the
suit which was filed at the direction Of
Attorney General Palmer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
Fire in Pleasant Street House

An overheated stove caused slight
fire in a bedroom Of a house at 1908
Pleasant street, occupied by Mrs. Mary
Green, shortly after s o'clock this
morning. A still alarm brought out the
weccacoe Fire Co. and the blaze was
extinsuished without trouble. The
damage is estimated at $50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
WAR on TYPHUs.
Authorities Inspect All Immigrants for
Possible Infection.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, Feb. 2S.--Four hundred
tmmiGrants who arrived at Grand Cen
trpl Station early today from Boston
where they landed yesterday from the
steamship Rotterdam. were examined
for possible typhus infection. Ten OF
them found to be vermin infested. were
sent to willard Parker hospital for dc
louSing.
Federal medical authorities today con
tinued the examination OF passengers
aboard three Transatlantic steamships
which were detained Yesterday Mt
Quarantine.
These ships. the Aauitania. from
which lao OF 2.e57 passengers wcre re-
moved to Hoffman Island for observa-
tton: the Ponce. with SO cabin passcn
gers from San Juan. Porto Rico. and
the Calabria with $50 steerage passen
gers from Trieste. will be risidiy ex-
amined before being permitted to dock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
4 FIG FOR $40. 900.
tshurst Gets Il for Arizona by Feeding
Senators.

Washington Feb 23-Thc Senate
celebrated WashiuEtons Birthday with
an impromptu feast. served by Ashurst
Dem Ariz TI' appeared with pack
ages ~ Western grown figs and dates
and began a speech by sending pages
around the floor with the fruit
When everybody was chewing COM
fortably he asked a Sol 900 item for fig
and date plant Investigations instead of
Sal 900 provided by the House The
Senators voted the additional $4,000
without missing a bite.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
TWO AyIATORS KILLED.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Austin. Tex. Feb. 2s.-E z. Allen
and Virgil Beach. cadet flyers Of Kelley
Field. No. .. San Antonio. were killed
this morning when their plane crashed
on Penn Field near Austin as they were
taking off for San Antonio.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
Arranging for Robin Hoods Visit.

Mrs Katherine McPhail, connected
with the Robin Hood Opera Co. is in
Wilmington arranging for the company 5
engagement here Mrs AIcPhail said to-
day that she hopes to meet rs many Viii
mington women as possible during her
short stay in the city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
II, O II A NJ Guards Act

Troop 4. Junior MechAnie Guards
evidenced acting ability when preerrfing
skit, The Military Minstrel last
night. Among The vooalirte we're Ge,rge
Moore, Harry ~ Kane, MAtther Hpll
day, Frank Durham. Braddncb lra
n McCarra md James File
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
kLECT HARRY STAFFORD.
6uperint ntsndcnt Of Almshouse by Trus
tees Of Poor.

At tho election for superintendent of
Almshouse. today. Harry Stafford was
chosen by the Trustees for the position.
receiving eight votes of IA cast.
He WAS nt one time sherir OF Now
Castle county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
ALABAMA STRIFE ENDS.
National Guardsmpn Ordered ont Of
Coal Area.

Montgomery. Ala. Feb 23-Thc Ala
hama coal strike ended yesterday
Concurrent with an order by the
I nited Mine Workers ~ America sus
pending the strike. which has been IN
progress for six months. Alabama NR-
tional Guardsnon were withdrawn from
the affected area Icy Executive order.
Ry agreement between the coal opera
tors and the union, the entire question
of settlement probably viii BE- placed in
the hands Of Governor kilhy, who has
accepted tho ofiC" ~ mediator The
Governors decisions and orders viii b
final
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
rs Cases Listed for March Term.

4 list Of IS new cases is ready for the
March term Of the Court of General
Sessions
Ore capital case is listed for Oyer and
Termirer. that of Ray prattis who IS
accused OF the killing of Charles Parker
recently near AlIddletoWn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23

Berlin Dispatch Says SerbLanS Have
Occupied Cettinte.

London. Feb. ga wireless message
from Berlin says that according To
Swiss reports the MontenegTins have
declared a holy war against the
Serbians. Two Serbian regiments have
occupied Cettinje. Montenegro. and the
situation Is grave. the message SAYS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
Rain or SNOW, IL Matters Not.

- wee thor has been bad. 'tis true
In fASt IL has been horrible, but Il has
nSs interfercd with those who love to
dAAos: they have come. and hundreds
more Will come tonight. Auditorium.
HSvsr~h street vest Of Madison. Come
aions and enjoy yoursslf-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
Railroad Workman Hurt.

William Porter colored, IS wears old.
lab Thatcher street, is a patient at the
Delaware Hospital, suffering from badly
lacerated foot, lie was hurt this mornIng
at the shops of the Pennsylvania railroad.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
Party at the Settlement

A George Washington party xii bs
given by the Women Club of thp People
Settlement. Tomorrow afternoon A. the
Settlement HcnIse. 40e East Eighth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
Rotary 5 Anniversary

Members of the Rotary Coub, at their
regular meeting tomorrow. will observe
the sixteenth anniversary Of the founding
of the club. A special program has been
arranged
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
FR0CKS OR SACK CoATSi
Is The Long sklrted Ding Coat
Coming Back!

President Mnlerand Of France nas
taken up with the frooh coat to the
great admiration of an the taliuiS in
Paris.
The vogue ot coats of that cut long
in decline. definitely passed with the
coming OF the war. but il is predicted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
W ashingtGn's Birthday Party

Miss X A. McClafferty gave Washing
ton 5 birthday party for one Of her uniolr
classes il her studio 7e4 Delaware
avenue, last night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23
Grand Jury Conyenes March 7

The grand jury WE'LL convene OF March
I and the petit jury on March IA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23

Tomorrow WIN 81 TOO ate. ansN ei
that al IN Every Evening today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-23

Magistrate GIuckmsn in New York.
Magistrate Barnet Giuchulan and wife
are spending several days in New York
City.
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FIRST CHURCH CHRIST,
SCIENTIST.

Taylor Street.
Services Sunday II a. m. Sub
ject, Soul" Golden text, Acts 1888
40: "The Most High dwelleth not in
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.

Guyton Fisher, Pastor,
Preaching by the pastor at IL a.
m. and 1880 p. m.
Sunday school, $50 a. M, While
Marshall, Superintendent.
The revival services which have
attracted such large congregations
last week will continue during this
week. The Wisdom sisters, who have
delighted everybody with their Won
derful Interpretation of religious
songs, will sing twice at all of the
services on Sunday and remain till
the meeting closes. DR.. Ellis had to
return to Macon to fill his own pull
pit today, but will return in time for
the afternoon service Monday after
noon at o'clock.
At Sunday school and at church
an opportunity will be given to any
who may desire to apply for mem
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.

Corner Lee and College Streets. 81,
T. Brookshire. Pastor.
Bible school, $50 a. m. R. L.
Maynard, Supt. A glad love pro-
gram. Valentines presented to Ora
die Roll, Beginners and Primary
children.
Preaching, II a. m. and 7 p. M.
by H. 7. Brookshire, pastor.
Morning subject, Doing Our
Best" Evening subject, "The Lar
ger Life" Baptismal service 7 p. m.
Senior and Junior B. Y. P. u, 6
p m. Cliff CarsweIl and G. W. Har-
ris, presidents.
Senior w. NJ Society, Monday, 3
p. m. Mrs. E. T. Mathis, president.
Junior W NJ. Society, Tuesday, 3
p. M. Mrs. L. D. Johnson, president.
Mid-week prayer service, Wednes-
day, p. m. James 4th chapter; led
by the pastor.
Sunday school lesson and teacher
training class, Thursday. 7 p. m.
Junior B. Y. P. U. Program.
Song, HE Lifted Me-"
Prayer, "That Our Hearts and