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$4,000 IN STOLEN
NOTES RETURNED
CONSCIENCE"
"You Are Accusing innocent
Man, Says Letter to
u. S. Commissioner.

United States Commissioner Hitch
cock received to-day, by special dc
livery mail, in a plain yellow en-
velopc, $4,000 worth of United
states certificates of Indebtedness
which is all but $500 worth of such
certificates which, it is charged by
the Treasury Department. Frederick
j. Kelly, a Deputy Collector OF In
ternal Revenue stole on June 10, 1918
The receipt of the cert ificatcs at
this time aroused much interest in
the Federal Building in view of the
fact that Kelly was arrested on Aug.
"a in Harlem after a long automobile
chase through crowded streets after.
1t is alleged by the Government
agents, he tried to sell one of the
stolen certificates to Engel & Sons,
brokers. at No. 81 West 1a6th Street.
Engel & Sons had previously
cashcd "A $500 certificate and had
been informed that it was part of
stolen property when they tried to re-
deem It. When Kelly appeared on
Aug. q one OF the brokers attempted
to hold hIm. Kelly jumped into a
taxicab and the broker with a no.
liccman pursued him in another car.
When Kelly was rounded up it was
found that Mrs, Elizabeth Vas Nos
trand OF No Gel West 179th street,
with whom he boarded, was also in
the taXicab.
Both were arraigned before Com
missioner Hitchcock. Mrs. Van Nos
tgand furnished $500 bail and was
released Immediately. Kelly was held
IN $1,000 bail ana was unable to pro-
ducc "a bond until two days ago when
he was released pending examination.
The certificates returned to Com
missioner Hitchcock were IL in num-
bcr one Of $4,000. one for $1,000 and
10 for $1,000 each In the envelope
was a crudely printed communication
which read.
you are accusing an innocent
man. | placed them in an old leather
case. He made me late every morn
ing and | am sorry | made so much
trouble. God will forgive me.
(Signed) CONSCIENCE"
Commissioner Hitchcock called in
Special Agent Peter A. Rubano. who
had charge OF the investigation which
resulted IN kelly's arrest. and Assist
ant District Attorney Robert \.
Peattic. They sent a notification to
Kelly to cali at the Federal Building.
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BABE RUTH GETS
HIS 5OTH HOMER
OF THE SEASON
Drives Two Runs in Ahead Of
Him-YankeeS Leading
the Senators.

POLO GROUNDS, Sept. Babe
Ruth hit his fiftieth home run of the
season in the third inning of to- days
game against Washington. There
were two men on base at the time
The hit was made off Pitcher Court
Immediately after. He was replaced
by Schacht.
Ruth needs four more home runs
to equal his last years record,
The aYnkees scored six runs in this
inning. They got one inthe second.
making tn e total to in favor of
the Yankees. Carl aMys was on the
mound for the home team.
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MORGAN REACHES
BERLIN BY AIRSHIP,
BIG DEAL RUMORED
Report of Possible Combination
of Financial Interests to Op-
crate in Russia.

BERLIN. Sept. al. p. Morgan
arrived here yesterday by air
plane. He sought to avoid atten-
ton AVID did not register at a
hotel
There have been rumors here
that J. z. Morgan & Co. are in
terested with the Armstrong
McVickers group OF England and
the Hugo SHINES mbination in
Germany in possible financial
operations in Russia. Boris Sta
moikopf, head OF the Soviet
Commercial Bureau In Berlin.
said yesterday that Soviet Russia
would recognize the debts Of
former Russian Governments,
provided world capital would aid
In the reconstruction Of trade and
Industry in the country. In view
OF circumstances much import
ance is attached 70 Mr.. Morgans
,fasAS l- -.-It A. . ..-.--' l.--t 90.
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HINES MOVE TO INSPECT
BALLOTS MEETS DELAY
Has 10000 Letters Written bnt
can't Mail Them Yet.

ia ticc Guy refused to-day to hear
arguments on the application Of James
% Hines. who asked that the Boa RI of
elections be ordered to allow Hines t.
Inspect the official rocorls 50 No can
learn his position on the ballot. Justice
Guy said he had no authority to hear
the c.Lso, which should BE- heard in Par.
/ Of the supreme Court. Justice Guy Is
sitting in Part .. The matter went over
until Tuesday,
Vincent S. Lippe, appearing for Hines.
told Justice Guy that the adjournment
would cause Hines great injury as he
has $4,000 addressed envelopes ready for
distribution. but has been held up be-
cause tho Board OF Elections would not
inform Hines where his name is TO be
on the ballot.
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HARDlNGS WILL CRUISE
3 DAYS ON MAYFLOWER
secretary and Mrs. Hughes VIII BE
In Party on Yacht.

WASHINGTON, Sept, 3.-PtcS dent
ton late to-day on the Mayhower for n
cruise down the Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay. The yacht will return here
Tuesday morning. II was announced
the party would not go ashore at any
point.
Secretary Of State and Mrs. Hughes,
Senator Watson Of Indiana and Mr~,
Watson, Representative Mondell Of Wy
omins and Mrs. Mondeii. George Fl. Van
Fleet. manager OF the Harding Pub
llshinE Company OF Marion and Mra.
Van Fleet. Mr.. and Mrs, Edward scoby
OF San Antonio. Tor. and MlSs Abisaii
HARDING, tho Presddent's sistss.
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GREY LAG BEATEN
BY TOUCH NE NOT
|NbELMONT STAKE
Greentree Stable Entry at 10
to 1 Captures the Law
renee Realization.
BY Vincent TreanOr.

BELMONT PARK RACE TRACK
Sept. 2.-Touch Me Not, the three
year-old colt running in the colors Of
the Greentree Stable, furnished Il
complete surprise here to-day by
winning the Lawrence Realization,
the feature race OF the card, from a
field of four starters, including the
ished second. Sporting Blood, Bud
Fishers colt, was third and Smoke
Screen last. Touch Me Not was an
outsider in the betting, as good as 10
to l being offered against him.
John Sanford's Snob H. won the
Nursery Handicap by a head from
June Grass after riding duel from
the eighth pole home, with G. Robin
son on Snob H. June Grass had a
neck advantage fifty yards from the
wire, but right at the end Robinson
seemed to put 1t on Hummer, who was
over confident SedEe finished a bang
the others until the home turn. Will
lam A, had no early speed and trallcd
far off in the early part.
Last Girl furnished "A big surprise in
the second event. A dash Of two
year olds, She was 10 TO shot.
She followed the pace of Tricks and
kirtle until nearing tho home turn.
There she crowded round on the out
side. went to the front and same
away easily. kirtle, off better than
usual. looked the proba bic winner at
the head OF the stretch, but she
wasn't there when set down. Tricks
had trouble thereafter beating her
for the place money,
Whisk, the favorite, finished out -
side the money In the opening race
after setting the pace 10 tho stretch
Here Charlie SUNNY went into a iead
closely followed by Arrow of Gold.
Tho pair drew out and had a long
battle OF It through tho stretch,
Arrow of Gold proving hest. Cum
Sab came fast out OF tho trailing
bunch 10 bo IL good third.
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Both Authorities and Union
Officials Think Dispersal of
Workers Will Follow Sight
of Regulars.
"The War Is Over" Armed
Men on Logan Battle Line
Are Told by Organization
Heads Who Precede Soldiers
Story of Gas Pipe Bombs
Dropped on Miners Land
by 5 Airplanes Circulated by
an Officer of Miners Union.

WITH L.. $. TROOPS IN THE
FIELD (By Telephone to Charleston,,
Sept 3.-Mncrs' leaders raced ahead
Of Federal troops into the West VIZ
gnia war zone to-day to tell their
followers that the war is over"
Both William Blizzard and Dick
Toney. President and Secretary Of the
miners organization in this sub-dis-
trict, were confident that the miners
would lay down their arms and go
home with the arrival of the regu-
lars.
The battalion from Fort Thomas,
Kentucky, made its entrance INTO the
battle zone Under cover of darkness.
Cheering of miners, farmers and
storekeepers marked the progress
from st. Adams to Madison, where
the train was placed on siding and
the doughboys bivouacked. Half the
men slept while lc remainder stayed
on guard duty. Early to-day the ad-
sumed.
Five hundred men of the 18Th In
fantry. under the command Of Col.
Martin, followed the Fort Thomas
battalion, and before noon military
occupation OF the entire battle zone
will be complete. with troop bases AT
Madison. Clothier, Jeffrey. Sharplrs
and Blair.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. Sept. g.
Reports at army headquarters here
to- day are that everything Is quiet
along the so-cdlled front on the
Boone Logan County line, and that
the Federal troops did no. meet with
any opposition on reaching their
headquarters in the disturbed area
designated by Brig. Gen. II. X. Band
haltz, in command Of the soldiers. No
trouble is anticipated. it was said, at
headquarters, when the soldiers be-
g,n clearing the roads and dispers-
ing the belhgercnts on the fii ing line.
No Official reports had reached
headquarters at noon. But. Gen.
Blndholtz said he expected to receive
authentic word from the front this
afternoon. This delay IN communi-
eating with army men. who are in
the rear of the armed bands, is due
TO interrupted wire communication
beyond Madison.
More troops from the West are ox-
pccted in during tine day and the
regiment from camp Din. \. j.. is
due in Charleston during tine after
noon. Part Of the New Jersey troops
viii be sent on TO -. Adams and
d distributed near Ottawa. Jeffrey, blair
and other places IN the trouble zone.
There was serious Interference
with wire communication east of
Charleston last night that is being
investigated to-day. At 1880 o'clock
the elephone company had lost every
one OF its lines on the Eastern route,
cutting off communication by that
route with Washington. Philadelphia.
New York and other points Twenty
circuits were involved, including all
railroad, long distance telephone and
telegraph wires and a Governments
line used in operating locks on the
kanawha River.
An Investigation at daylight showed
all the wires had been cut at East
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AMERICANS LEAD
IN TENNIS BATTLE
OVER JAPANESE
Williams and Washburn Play
kumagae and Shimidzu
in Final Round.
10000 SEE CONTEST.
Both American Stars Play
Brilliant Placement Game
at Forest Hills.
By william, Abbott.
(Staff Correspondent Of The Evening
Worldly

FOREST MILLS, y. Y, Sept. s.
The West SIDE club courts were like
blast furnace this afternoon when the
doubles match between Japan and tho
United States started in the challenge
round for the Davis Cup Despite the
great heat there were over 10000
spectators in the sun-sNept stands.
the gallery faint breeze occasion
ally cooled the tropical heat.
When the match finally started the
breeze became stronger lashing out
the flags of many nations on top OF
the stands and serving as = warning
that rain might break up the after
noon proceedings.
With two victories in singles yes
tcrday the United States needed only
one moro match to retain the huge
silver Davis Cup that was on view
on the stretch of velvct-like turf in
front of tho club house in this coun-
try for another year.
The American doubles combination
was formed of Il. Norris Williams,
Boston, and Watson Washburn, New
York; Kumagac and Shimidzu, ia
pans tWO-man team, were on the
other side of the net. Both teams
| received a hearty welcome when they
appeared on tho court. After brief
workout the court was cleared of
photogra piers and the match began
with Kumagae serving.
The United States won the first
s-2. There were spells OF sharp
driving, but the exchanges were
usually ended by in clever placement
from the American racquets.
The Japs at times We're powerless
to match the strong net attack of
Williams and Washburn. Frequently
the invaders were pulled out OF posi-
ton and could not get near the ball.
ShimidZu was the star on the other
side Of the net. While Kumagae was
erratic his partner scored numerous
clever placements. Shimidzu won
both his service games, the only ones
the Japs captured.
First set point score;
Williams W washburn ...., As ) $50
kumagae -Shimdzu ,...., / 63 l I--2-2S
The United States took the second
set, -. In the ninth game, with
Williams serving, the Japs were
within a point OF winning the set, but
the Americans staged spirited
rally, winning the game on their OPP
ponents' errors and running out the
set on the twelfth game without Civ
ing the little brown men point,
The Japs had more luck driving
the Americans back from their posi-
ton at the net. These openings gave
Shimidzu chances to work in some Of
his deadly forearm driving Both
laps made remarkable gets" Wash
burn continued to register the most
points for the defending team.
Second set, point score:
Williams w sshnurn:
4 o 4 4-7-a4
SImidsI. K'rmneae;
= 4 o 0-S-3l
Japan won the third set, 6-4. The
defending pair started strng, winning
the first two games, but the Japs con-
tinued plugging away and took the
next two. The tenth game the Far
r1Ast team broke through Williams s
service and won -, giving them the
set.
Third set. point score:
wiIfisns- -WasbSEn
++Sa aits a-s2
sh irnihEu- Ksnnasse;
l 8 9 2 4-aa
The match here was delayed by
rain It was announced play would
b resumed after the shower.
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senator PhippS Operated on Here.

WASHlNGTON, sept. ?. senator
Phipps Of Colorado is seriously m at a
hospital in New york. The senator WAS
operated on yesterday for Appendicitis.
II was stated. having gone 20 the hos
pits from his summer home at Watch
Hill. X, l.. on the advoce of physicians.
At the Flower Hospita, this after
noon tho only information given out
was that an operation had been per
formed on Senator Phtpps by a DR..
Grace, and that tho Senator. condl-
ton was as good as could bo expected.
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STAKE RACE TO TOUCH ME NOT:
BABERUTH GETS 50TH HOME RUN
Evening World Racing Chart

BELMONT PARK SEPT 3.-wEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
1nh: @ % on l e onss b9 sd " i dns sn pr e penn PENN s% %
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Batteries-Courtney and Charity
Mays and Devoremer
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The Nursery dAndcap t9- two oldS S uoss main eouns
Winner oy May John Snofi Tra
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Irving II. Jackson started deliver
ing Ice last week and is now busy
daily with all the ice business that
he can handle.
Miss Hall. county club leader. re-
ceived her new Ford coupe during
the week. She has been handicapped
in her work by not having II be-
fore.
Mr.. Mayott. formerly revenue COL
Iector for this district but recently
engaged In prohibition enforcement,
was let out as result OF the recent
curtailment in the enforcement de-
partment
Rev. Bickford viii preach al Alpha
Sunday evening After the regular
services there win be a special bust
ness meeting.
Read the Ads
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Herbert Larson went to Menominee
last Saturday to get Mrs. Larson ard
Master Herbert. who have been yIsi-
tore slenomlnee during most OF the
month They arrived home oa sun
day.
Deputy Game Warden Lethia src-
ceeded in landing eight men In jail
last Monday because OF vIolatil1s OF
the game law. The new arrangements
In the government Of the game de-
partment is going TO result Ia much
stricter enforcement than In the past.
DR. Bertil Larson arrived home
from Ann Arbor last Monday. lie
went TO Ann Arbor with an ex-sery-
Ice man whom he placed In the Uni
yersity Hospital DR. Larson Is the
representative OF the government In
it's relation with crippled or oiEer
ex-service men who are so affected
as 10 be unable to work.
DR.. Bovik changed his mini az to
the type OF car he needs so last Sun
day he went TO Milwaukee and got an
Olds Sedan which he drove through
arriving here on Tuesday.
Judge Dawson and Todd Webb are
among the Crystal Falls masons at
tending the Consistory melting at Nor
quette this week.
r. b. Webb was called TO Milwau-
kee last Wednesday by a message
from there summonlng him on q busil
ness mission.
Mrs. A. NJ Darling has been AZ
Chicago this week. We understand
that It Is Mrs. Darlings intentions 10
spend the coming winter In California
Her home on Fifth Street is for sale.
Joe Bonen was down from Mar
quette last Wednesday with a Pack
ard demonstrator.
J. o. Leonard visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Leonard and 9TH
er relatives here over the weekend.
j. ID. Davis Of Marquette, trans
acted business here and visited at the
Massie home over last Sunday.
Christ Olson made a bushes trip TO
Marinette during the week.
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william Wecyker of Escanaba. was
in Crystal Falls last Wednesday on a
visit 70 his sister. Mrs. J. r. Flood
"BilP' has made his home al Escana.
ba continuously since leaving crytal
Falls.
J. o. Lockhart .architect, was here
from st. Paul last Tuesday. Mr.. Lock
hart has the handling OF tho Gem
Theatre contract and has called for
bids on the job. Said bids TO he re-
turnable not later than next Tuesday
He expects to have construction work
started on the building within few
week,
Miss Esther Holmes arrived from
Grafton Hall, Fond du Lac, last
Thursday afternoon. Miss Esther had
TO leave earlier than she otherwise
would in order TO prepare for her trip
TO Europe. which will start next week
The Rezin family are the pioneers
az Fortune Lake Mrs. Rein and the
children went out last week ana sot
things ready and "Bill" is making reg
ular trips now and says that the mos
quitoes are not at all bad.
Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Jernquist of
Marinette. were guests last Sunday at
the home OF DR.. and Mrs. c. l. Lar
son.
Miss Margaret Cassidy is the proud
possessor OF a new Ford Sedan which
has wire wheels and all other trim
ming necessary TO a classy car. Miss
Margaret is the efficient assistant
postmaster and feels that she can
now give much better mail service
for the Ford is the car that can car
ry the mail
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personaIs

Mrs. Otto Peterson OF Minneapolis
visited her neice, Mrs. Charlie How
ard. They hadn't seen each other for
fifteen years. From here Mrs. Peter
son went 10 Pentoga to visit her sis-
ter. then she viii return TO her home
Dorman BAN. who has ben working
al the Diamond Drill the past two
weeks, Is doing nicely and likes his
new work.
Rev and Mrs. Palmkrona, OF Crys-
tai Falls. have held services in the
Swedish Lutheran and Swedish NJ. r.,
churches the past week.-Republic
News- Iron Herald.
Miss Anna May Gibson, of Crystal
Falls. has been visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Munson. Miss
Gibson's mission was to visit Miss
Margaret Whelan. whose serious ILL
ness is noted elsewhere.-Repubhc
News-Iron Herald.
Miss Aubrey UTen, VINO is teach-
ing at Crystal Falls, returned from
that city to spend the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. F. Uren.-Iron
Mountain News.
Mrs. o. s. Winther returned from
Crystal Falls after spending a brief
visit at the home OF her mother, Mrs.
Margaret Dawson of that gcity.-
Vulcan Dept.
Miss Ethelyne Henry and a college
friend spent the weekend at the
Henry home, returning to Appleton
on Tuesday.
Mrs. B. c. Nelley got home last
Saturday from her visit in the east
with her sister, Mrs. Cuthbert, form
erly Miss Florence Peterson. Mrs
cuthbert accompanied her here and
will visit at the Nelley home for a
time.
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SOCIETY


The shower given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. /. H. Jackson in honor
Of the coming marriage Of Miss Har-
riette. Wednesday eve. was largely
attended and splendid time was had.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brotherton
served 6 o'clock dinner to few OF
their friends at their home last
Wednesday evening. Bridge consti-
tuted the evenings entertainment
The Poppy Dance which was 10
have been given last night by the
Women's Auxiliary has been post
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poned because OF the expected arriv-
al OF the remains OF Louis A. Bow
man from France and the necessity
for making arrangements for the mil
itary funeral.
The marriage of Miss Anna Hallada
TO Ernest Gordon was solemnized az
the church OF the Guardian Angel last
Wednesday morning al 500 o'clock.
Following the marriage ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served at the
home Of the brides mother. Mrs.
George Hallada 90 the relatives ard
close friends of the contracting cou
pie
The bride was attired in white
georgette over white satin and wore
a corsage bouquet OF flowers, while
the bridesmqIds were attired in
white crepe de chine The young peo-
pie departed on the evening train Cor
their future home al Kenosha. wss
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GEM THEATRE
MONDAY and TUESDAY
The Fortune
Teller

Love is More Potent Than
Science.
A Drama OF Material
Science Versus Psychic
influence.
The Most Magnificent
Mother Story Ever Tod.
Is Fortune Telling a
Science or a Supersti-
ton?
A Startling Human Docl-
ment--An Epic OF Moth
er Love.
A Great Actress IN q TIC
tur-ization or a Sensa-
tional Stage Success.
The Story OF a Wom-
ans RE & ZEN era tion
Through the Medium OF
a Mothers Heart.
Fathers Science Failed
Won Out.
Can a Child BE Educated
According To n Sclenti-
fic Formula?
Cast Out BY Her Hsuban1
The Slave OF a Brute
Who Tried 70 Kill Ev.
erything Good in Her
She Drank the Dregs
OF Life-But Mother
Love Raised Her From
the Depths Of Degrade
ton TO Glorious Wom-
anhood.
The Glory OF Mot1er-Loye
Portrayed in a Master
Drama of Tense Emo
tional Appeal.
Showing the Depths Of
Degradation 10 Which a
Good Woman Can FAN
Under the Dom,nation
the Heights She Can
Obtain Through Mother
Love.
SEE Roscoe (Fatty) AR
BUCKLE this week dn
"THE GARAGE"
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CARD or THANKS

/ tAhD VI IHANkS
We wish TO thank all our friends,
especially the American Legion and
the choir for their assistance and
many kindnesses shown US during
our recent sad bereavement, AMI also
for the beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs. J. A. Bartle and Daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bartle. Sr.
Mr. j. G. Bartle and Family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Larsen
and Family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Martin
and Family.
Read The Ads
LOST-A pocket-book contasISins
mony and papers. Lost near Blind
Joe's place Western location. $1,000
reward for return If same 20 this Of
fee or to Boldo Kritzo, House 16,
Great Western.
LOST Bunch OF Keys with name
plate attach Finder pleaseelet etm
plate attached. Finder please return
same 70 this office.
The little baby OF Mrs. Hugoe Koe-
peke died a week ago last Sunday
night OF brain fever from which II
suffered since its birth. The child
was l year and three months old and
was born after the tragic death OF
the father in the Kansas fire.
Miss Lima Schook Is visiting at
Chicago and Milwaukee this week
Mrs. c. r. Roberts will entertain a
number Of her lady friends at 1900
o'clock luncheon followed by bridge,
at her residence this afternoon.
]. r. Floos purchased the Harry
Fraser house, corner Avenue
and Sixth streets He will move the
present house to the rear OF the lot
face IL on Crystal Avenue and erect
modern residence for himself on
the front part of the lot next year.
The remains OF Louis A. Bowman
arrived yesterday morning and arc
lying in state in the city hall council
rooms. The burial will be on Mon
day.
Todd Webb has been selling Over
lands to beat the band since the new
price was announced. See the ad in
another part of the paper.
Mr.. Stebbins OF Amasa, purchased
an olds car from Robert Wilson
during the week
Read The Ads
ST. Marks CHURCH
Sunday
1000 A. M-Church School,
1880 +. M-Evensong and Address
Monday
1880 p. M.-Altar Guild.
Tuesday
7:15 p. M.-Confrmation Instruc-
tions
Wednesday
Visitation by the Bishop OF the I
Diocese. the Rt Rev. Robert l.. Har-
ris. Holy Confirmation will be ad-
ministered at 1880 p. NJ with SER
mon by the bishop. The public Is |
cordially invited to attend this serv-
ice.
DON II. COPELAND.
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Flour is Going UP

The price Flour has gone up at the mills about sl5O
barrel during the last week, and, most likely viii be
high until the crop In.
Our price flour has not been advanced yet but,
another arrives the price will be higher
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WEDNESDAY
"THE BAND BOX- q Pa
the 6-reel dramatic SEN
sation. Also our Regular
"F0X NEWS- reel.
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THURSDAY
SUNSET SPRAGUEr SEQ
Buck" Jones make a
cleanup. A Romance OF
speed and pluck. Also J.
reel star Comedy, "THE
WAITING MAID.
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SUNDAY
"HER H0USEIN ORDER.
Beautiful Elsie Ferguson
in a Society Drama Sue
cess. Also a FOX Sun
shine Comedy Two Reel
"HER DOGG0NE WEB
DING,
COming-T0M MIKE
GLANDS OFF,