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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02

IN England. Mr.. Page now added to
his profession as IL writer that of
puDilc lecturer. and large returns
howtd In to him froin these tworold
sources. In 1888 lie received the de-
gree OF ID. l.. from his alma mater.
Washington and Lee University, and
III December of the same year his
ioNc'y young wife died. after an Ill
ness OF only twelve hours,
In 1889. accompanied by his broth
er, Mr.. Roosevelt Page, he went
abroad. where he was the recipient
of the most gratifying attentions
His marriage to Mrs. Florence Iath-
rop Field. widow Of Mr.. Henry Field
o; Chicago, and granddaughter OF
Governor Harbour. OF virIinIu. a
woman OF refinement, Intelligence,
and culture. occurred In 1893. since
that event his wife aud himself hay,
travelled extensively. Their home
in Washington Is ono Of the hand
soonest In the city. but Il beautiful
summer residence on tho Maine coast
claims their presence during "A nor
ton OF the year. Mir. Page also
makes frequent visits 20 tho old
homestead in Virginia. where his
parents st!!! live. His connection
with Harper's Magazine. as editor
OF the Drawer" was formed about
N''' ''H'' w MS second dFTldSc.
The periodically recurring de-
mands which IL made upon his pen
Wcr" peculiarly trying I. one Of his
mental constitution ana habits, and
h"'Hns told. as he naivoIy expressed
H. All the stories he knew" no
Withdrew from the engagement. Az
an c%positor OF that phase o. tho
negro character Of which he treats
Thomas Nelson PAGE stands alone
inc new South has produced other
dialect writer's who have drawn IN
Jew with unqucstlonablc ndclity)
thc humorous Side OF the race. lie
'ds penetrated the delicate vein OF
sentiment running Though their ma
'uFc' ana though IN" supply which
yielded could never have been
"buh"hn'. rs quality is unsurpassed.
ti's stories were possible only un-
ne' TIE best conditions or The instI-
'u'l"h OF SIaEory--wh"rc the better
feelings "i the inferior race wcrs
developed BY sympathy and kindly
consideration, and an ideal master
made deal slaves. Tho distinguish
!hg characteristic OF his writings is
purity ana beauty OF nnish. In ex-
I''s!t" phthps and Ancncss Of touch
ms cary product!ons-"Sars Chan"
and 'M"h l.ady'--iave never bee,
"Nc"!lcl They are Southern classics
whose hold upon Tho admiration Of
the lovers OF the beautiful in li,era-
turc cannot relax.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02
Health Talks by Dr.. Brady


The Bnchrior Way to Prepare Mhcnt
1t almost makes mo blush nov when think
how pure and unChastencd my Impulses and
ambitions were when launched into the
practice Of medicine in quiet l,tlc village
years ago. ! recall! huw an old doctor there
took me- under his winr--or rather he al
lowed mo IN drive him out in tho country to
give his counsel In case that had me trend
and as 80 amh!cd along the dusty road he
pointed out many Of his old patrons and as
surcd me they were as good tho wheat in
the bin" 1t took me about four years TO
learn that the wheat In ;hc bin Is not nccc.-
Earily very Sood--and learned Il lot in those
four years
Here Is bachelor. OF all people" telling
US how |" prepare wh-a; to cat. Listen to
the man ro on:
Your recipe FOR bran cookies printed Son
TENDER -. with a rcQucs, Tor the pray.rs
OF tho CONGREGATION for tho early recovery
or The bcneAciaries OF the recipe. was good !
want 10 recommend something and equally
cTcctiv" as preventive Of constipation and
much simpler \ person Who Is patching II
doesn't need cook to prcpar" remedy
against IN" pill habit He can do 1t himself
Tax" III" whole wheat you get II from
the farmer feed store dry II out IN a pan
the back OF ,hc stove. pick II clean
Of chaff. and grind II in AN ordinary coffee or
spc" mill. not too hn" Then cook in a
double boiler. ard the Longer IL Is cooked the
better Eat IA generous dish Of II two or
three times DAY. with milk or and
sugar. or adding fruit such as apples stc,ved
in quarters berries Of any kind. and you
have some hing worth eating"
T. J. 4
Another way 10 eat wheat Is just Ia take
= handful out Of the bin basket. box or bag
and rat II.
Still another way is 10 WASH III" whole
wheat with cold water. and then cook the
ground wheat overnight in IA nr"l"ss cooker.
or IL you have fire going all might let II
simmer until breakfast time. san another
way vouchcd FOR by lady cook this time is
20 the wheat through coffee mill. then
cook II ihrc" hours In a steam cooker. stirring
II every little while to keep II from siicking.
sun another way IS to boil thc grouui wheat
fur hour or NOR. al night, aud then fry
cakes Of II for hrcakiast in the morning
is second only To that most in"ffabic OF all
breakfast temptations fried corn meal musN.
There is no part OF tho wheat E"ru"! that
is not wholesome to eat. and II less OF 1t
We're habituallv discarded from breads ana
cakes the pcopl" might saw" many millions of
dollars now SQuandcrcd annually for nos
trums and treatments which, >'t"r all Il"
no, cure tho manifold minor ailments which
undc'.aturzcd wheat prevents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02
Dock Committee to Meet.

Chairman Joseph c. Nunnally, OF
the Council Committee on Dock.
River and Harbor. has called that
body TO meet at 4'3O o'clock Friday
afternoon. report from a sub
committee investigating tho petition
of Norfolk boat line for the cstab-
lishment OF wharf warehouse and
dock facilities will he received. and
Chairman Nunnally will call for sug-
gest'ons and opinions as to procc
dnre on tho part OF she Richmond
delegation to the convention OF the
Rivers and IIarhors Congress In
Washington next month. The Rich
m"nders VIII endcavor to show that
James River Improvement Is an
emergency and that funds should no
diverted to such Improvement by
the committee OF engineers having
In charge the distribution of money
now In hand.
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HIGH TRIBUTE IS PAID
HERE TO NOTED AUTHOR
lCon,Inucd From First pnreN

CONTINUED From First Page)
southern character and life. and 4,
"aS through these that he gained his
i"inc. HIS death Is indeed "a shock."
My first recollection OF Dr. PAGE
said Evan r. Ch-stcrman. was when
as MGR" lad some TWENTY-FIVE or
ihIrty years ago, went to him In
''"r and trembling 10 ask him Ia
read tn" manuscript OF my nrst
story. HIS personal charm and grace
"t 'udnu"r. typical OF the old Viz
S!nIa gentleman. impressed me.
rms charm and grace, added 10 his
culture, proved tho combination
which made Him so we'll liked b.
those who knew him personally. and
MS keen ins!Eh, into the lie. the
humor and tho characteristics Of
IN" Southern darky impressed tho
"oF!! at large. Ills 'Marsc Cham
gay. an Impetus TO the negro dlaIcc-
stories whlch followed i,s appear
anc" back ia th" oigAt!cs We wore
preparing 10 elect him 70 member
ship IN the writers club"
Thomas Nslson larc was the
pioneer writer In TIA. Held OF negro
dia."ct Stories" Mrs. Sally Nelson
Robins. His Mars" chan pnvcd tho
way ror less"r lieh1. 10 was ia"
best !nt"rrrc'or "c tho negro char
act"r--'he true character. as dis
played IN the South and particularly
IN NirEjnia. Oth-rs followed his
lead hmr none wiil ever reach thu,
height IN which he attained"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02
The Railroads Hard Pull

< INtE their return to private manage
~ ment. the railroads OF the country have
faced difficult task IN trying to re-esiab-
lish themselves in The position they occu-
ped before the war. serious handlcaps
TO rehabilitation nave impeded their EFFORTS
az every stage OF the progress thus Tar
made when government operation ceased
ana the roads were turned back INTO the
hands OF their owners, both trackase and
equipment were in rundown condition
ne government had iaiIed III IT'S promise
10 restore 'hem III us good conoition as
men taken over. Nohuilohs OF 'he money
'h"!hc' were S"'h 'hal satisfactory ioahs
could not ne hesolia'eu' bul III sp'te OF
al! these hhhdicapS Inc roads struggled
hraVeiE 10 regain thei' iost estate so 10
SPt"H' II i"s pre' d" Uphill pun Out
wy! ''s 'h"h'"S ht""""H.
FOR instance. IN the hrst nine ana one
Hai months Oh lh's year theE p1ace" or
"''S 'oI aPP'oN''hat'N i-"'opp ire'sht
cars ih'S number compares win an an
H"'' '.e'"sc o' ""o"t lV"'oV" '"F 'he 'uii
!r"'S !" VIZ ''"-Ht"' perlo" rHu'" VIII"
''-'' anu 1' h't''Sr ol on! of,oVV III I"e
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- '"'S wa was 60 "hich exceeds 'he
"NSi"s' ""'''ai hu'''oe'' l'fo'' III me pre-
'S 49, = "u, '"''S s"o.' VI ''ic "'
W - "' 'he % t'e"."s tt"-!eai
Pe' ''n' u 't"t' suost""''"I oF"eFS tor o"'h
anu 'o0o"io''Ncs "!c tApc''eo I" DC
i'".uu o''''e me en-" o' '"e yea!
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Nothing.

Nothing and nothing IL nothing.
And that Ia the sum OF Me
1 camo from nothing. go to nothing.
To nothiny's eternity.
Out of the nebulac. up from the sea,
Out OF the ether came what was Me!
Nothing from nothing leaves nothing,
And that Is the sum / am
Brother to less than tadpOlc.
Grandson OF less than clam!
Up from the o0ze of a chaos came
Nothing from nothing, and took Name.
And nothing shall ever be nothing,
Shall whirl In it's fatcd place
Shall come and go, FORM and name.
~ bit OF soul face
Back to the ncbuIac. back 10 the sea,
Back TO the nothing. and good-by Me!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02

doubtless will have the time Of his check
erod career. For his diseased fancy IN
adoring, goose-stepping world will pass In
review before the all-highest. And the
days OF preparation quite naturally are be-
trg spent in joyous anticipation Of the fes-
tive event.
And tho bride-eioct has not failed to
make some small contributions to the comic
aspects OF the affair. Her self-congratula-
tory interview on the envy and mad jeal-
ousy OF rivals for His Majestys gracious
hand. the intriKues, opposition and all
around double-crossing she had to over
come-what could iii SO we'll into the ad
vance publicity for IL silly comedy?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02

bond market in 1920 reflected lack OF
confidence In the gsSernment's credit be-
cause OF Wilson being at Its head. what
;nust We think OF It's action this autumn,
when the more active issues arc abou; two
points below par? Mr. Weeks would hard
~ be willing TO admit that this decline re-
Elected Il loss OF public confidence In the
present administration. Yet II his argu-
ment has any value at all, that would be
just its meaning. NJ Il matter OF fact, there
has not been a moment under either the
present or the past administration when
there was the least lack OF confidence in
the credit of the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02
TRINKLE TO SPEAK
IN NINTH DISTRICT
Will Attend Final Rally In Interest
OF Candidacy of George
pccry.

The final rally in the interest OF
INC candidacy OF George Pccry, Dem
"cratlc nominee for Congress in tho
Ninth virginia District, VIII be held
al ms home town. TaZcwell, Taze-
Wei County. on Saturday next. Gov
"rnor h. Lee Trinkle Will attend tho
rally and Will speak Saturday morn
ing This is expected to DO one OF
me largest meetings OF tho cam
paign.
After speaking Saturday morning,
6orcrnor Trinklc Will return to Roa-
n"kc. whore that night he will attend
the Shrincrs banquet to the i'm
pcrial potcntatc. who viii DO the
guest OF the Roanoke lodge at that
time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02
Echoes From Down Home

So far about S25.Oon.Oo0 Of the States au-
'h"r'""d S"o'oo'OOn has been apportioned 10
ad-huildinE contracts The commission has
made estimate that an additional bond issue
"' Fi5"""ooo viii he sufficient to finish the
entire system that has hccu mapped out and
this VIII give each Of the one hund-r,
county seats In the State connection with
the other with cross state highways Nos %
l.? 26, So, 20 so. co. 80. 30 20 and 10 hard
surfaced, and sand clay, grave! and ton soil
between II is great road building pro-
Iram anil mayh" when il is completed the
people VIII he found calling for ,norc-Char-
lotte Observer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02
I.nRniappc.

Sincerity stumblcs NJ sclr-intcrcst
Marriage is Il sure cure for all the follics
OF cour;ship.
honeymoon starts with a rush and onds
tagging.
No man is greater than his environment.
but environment viii stretch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02
where. Your pn.rIo,i,,r ceo,p.,

Iiouston rOst)
We arc ready TO get :rcnzicd over tho world
series If ANYBODY show us where the
result may reduce the price Of COW liver.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02
Charcoal Eph's Daily Thought.

one thing a mewl ain't got an dRt's con-
science said Charcoal Eph. moodily. lie jcs'
go long kicktn nm runrir' to dc trough an
when he die we tcs' git another mcwl. Eat
pickle. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02

Whether tho ant has succumbcd TO the gem
cral decentralization, we do not know; but.
at any rate. the so-callcd human race sim
has Inspiration In the Western hen who Is
rounding ont the year with 335 eggs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02

Lloyd George has been held UP momcntarily
by sore throat or thing Of the sort But
not. 1t should he noted. by any opposition OF
an external character.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02
Up With the Times
Nv IL. q. II.

Mr.. Hughes declares that thc Democrats
making no promise OF achievement. But the
Republicans did, Charley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02

The salisbury Post thinks Mrs FELTON, will
d" a decided Improvement on some, of the SEN
"'''* """rfia has sent 10 Washington. She
may be also better than any OF the mon now
no the racc.-Ralc!gh News and obscry.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02
ave no,. Crcdi, for rhnt.

INNICHbU NEWN,D
Congress Is pretty intelligent. after all.
/, sGsEcsted more than $4,000 bills. and on
second thought passed only l.0U0 OF them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02

Republican leaders practically admit that
the election will result in a substantial in.
crease of the peoples representation in Con
gross.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02

'o''''c"i writ"Ta from the national capital
az" responsible for the information .h,, mo
Republican leaders are cxpcctins. 70 caI, no,hN
ihf IN the way of congressman in North caro-
l.'' a. '''e election on November 7th Tho
u -. l.. leaders in Washington have manned
'' '"'''' United states. indicating whcro
'"'S 'AH'ct TO win and where the contest will
b" doubtful. The North Carolina d,s,rIc,.
nave bee" placed in neither class. Indicating
'n"' '"s republicans realize that North Caro-
Una THIS year viii be strongly Democratic
Gordon Tribune.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02

II there is anything better than an apple. It's
n Virginia apple. Try one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02

Even Mr. Hughes worst enemies must adj
NIT that. as a campaign orator. lie is an cx-
C"lient Secretary of State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02

III" riE'diiy OF the American political sys-
'c'h Is beautifully cScInplincd by the ncces-
S''E 'h"' the average citizen is under of go
ING out an" voting tomorrow week not bc =
cause he particularly cares to vote hut s,un,,
because the usual time for voting has ar
rived The campaign has been conspicuous
'"r only one ;hing-apathy. In theorv the
"tSuiN "i The nation for the next two years
u"N, tuesday is nj stake and most of the ma =
non citizens hardly give two whoops about
!t-Grccnshoro News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02

THURSDAY NOVEMBER .. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-02

i'r''t taxes arr high. but the biggest tax
~" People pay is in indirect taxes Tn. re
publican tariff will lift three TO four billion
""""rs IRON the pockets Of the American
P'"P'' every year. North Carolinians will
r". MIR par VIII they enjoy n:--Raleigh
News and OhsnrYcr 20
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-18
Candidates Would
Have Police Chief
Selected By Mayor

fsvarr explained that he was taa
sszzv working sar Eaury Wanda
vert To treat with the police
7-saIsrn- 5l1 zdfef that the Ds6-
pies viii IL tae nasrer should bs
h4a
Virtually every member u TIE
.eounsfI has szDrssssd himself al
savor1nr rae proposed cha1gs
FsEI6EfnE ars the sGacsmenrs aE
the eand ifatea
Jshu z GiesE-fs VIA months
aga, nader the zfnIt1 LsErzIlcu q
Chief u Police Jack Welsh that 7
cane % the conclusion rhac che
office sG ehfsf cg Dclies should be
aDpGau rive rather than slseIiTs
aa6 Z have enusfstsn rLY main tain
sd since rhat tine that the Draa-
sut System does nGc make for the
harmony neGsasaFY among al
azemsers of tine DoIles department. L
and E1e city Council Because
ssIt thar there should be sone
group To sGaaf beCween che mayer
f1lsa eAl@ DelD-'zs % $50. 1Ate
-s.'s "a f''r - ''''as - : NJ 4l.4
- eil~ GA-5 e'-li.-s- s'l'''--'. =
"a @1D''.i' - = - -II''1-s'-l :
.--'A D'-i.- - : : 80 - al--fl .
80 - aDS''A.- 'fA- -lA' li-s ~
s'Aa'-AA ~ eA'-''A 'si-a y
DF. 2 l. Ltrsr--E taVor making
TIE afsies u police Chief an sp-
5GtE ElFss tnscsa6 ss an steeTITs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-18
NEW TELEPHONE
PLANT PLANNED

aEIw egEsn, Or Mar l8-tJwIng
to fhe rsDgd grown e ghe buzz
neas and tas iazals4 4saey ce II
present quarters, tins Iacerur6aa
TefeDhoae cnn1DaAg Il nagtas
plans drawn Tor a macern sz-
change bulld1ag u be located AZ
1G8 West Main arrseg. according
tc Manager r. L. Brewn
The aew structure vii consist
cf 0us story and Basement 44z59
fset II al1enaton and a garage
2dxz7 fse1 located II the rear.
Tas former Will be constructed or
eoncregs and tile, wiz a 5rtcA
fFens and will be Baed wholly By
aae gslsDhoue company.
TIE first fIocr viii eonsaIn the
cashiers and Managers offices,
fernz nal and operating Feoula aud
operatorss resi- rooms The base
r.--.... ~s4b w laA=E4 aD % smoD.
store and farnaes Fgons Plans
are aEse being made tor the In
stallatioE of new switchboard Of
the latest sen1isnGon4atle type Un-
dsrgFBunG eabIes viii eo1nset the
office With the ter1aa3naA cole a.
Main ard water streets, while
abogt 48G8 feee u cable Will 5e
Installed along Oak. Plns and
sogth Water streets. WORK Of re-
building 10 miIes q farm lines Is
now under way ard VIII he tiH-
aaheG In due seaaoE
ConatrueGton % the new build
ing will begin 4hour June rs and
Il is belbeved.>the new equipment
viii be In operation in the early
part of October.
Wonderful growth aas been
made By the Intsrgrhan TsIsDhonc
CON pany since TIA start with 45
connecttrg telephons ia 1908 &C.
its present connected stations o.
e20. It has beer gnder the cor
tina0us management Of P. L.
Brown since tie organization
The company is capitalized at
s25.60G and with the exception Of
q few shares, ia owned entirely BY
sfIverton people
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-18
WHAT'S New on the Market
q az aTEN -

....s -..4s tine increase OF but
ter yesterday Of one cent an In
crease Of like amount was an
{ H0uneed this morning IA the pries
Of butteFfat. There has been no
increase az yet in the Fesau price
of butter. sorne stores selling a.
low a. ~ cents, with a pozsfb!i-
lty of inereaslEg but slightly on
their new stocks.
Peas are a little cheaper selling
two pounds for rs cents THIS L.
the result Of a good season IN Cali
forRia and the necessity OF ship
pers having to get them OF their
hands.
A prevailing scarcity % good
milling wheat may cause an In
creAse Ia the price OF flour. Il Is
thought By some dealers -4i
condition IL TOO far removed from
the consumer to affect him lmne-
diately.
Fish for tomorrow viii be In
good supply and OF several va
rieties. shsd. shad-roe. salmon,
Nalibut and sturgeon. The last Is
rather high for a fish which was
once 30 plentiful and cheap. sell
ing for Is cents a pound The
rest remain at last weeks prices
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-18

Ny Pledge: Clean, EconOrn-
icaI Business Administration
Strict Enforcement OF Al
Ordinances.
4 SQUARE DEAL TO ALL.
-(Paid Adv }
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-18
WOODBURY. HI SCHOOL
NINE DEFEATS DALLAS

DaIIas+ Or, May 1s--AlEhoUgh
the game waa not Advertised, be-
iER arranged on short notice. 4
geod-sized crowd ot Dallas fans
were or hand at The ball ground
Tuesday Afternoon TO witness the
baseball game between the high
schools Of Wood5arn aad Dallas.
The game proved 10 be an inter
estfng ore and WooGnurr proved
the vbetoFs BY the score q s to 8.
The battery for the Dallas school
Was Farley and WIeks
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-18

Three ~ the t0gr candidates
for the aegies cs HaTcr af Salem
when laEsrwtewsG today gave
tnefr Enar1aI fled endorsement %
the proposal ss MAKE tHe oefies u
police ehlsE sDDct1gtTs. rather
than elee1fTs, and the fourth can
1GdzGg Waa n6n-co alTzIgal-
John z GIesFr Or p Z. Urrsr
and W.T. r RigdGn felt that the
measure r6 be submitted 70 the
vstsrs Friday making the office af
chfef zg1atnttpe. shouId have the
saDgarr 81 al citizens Henry Van
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-18

stand s1uzrely upon ny legis-
latfve record durng the past four
sessions
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-05-18
10 Deliver seruon.

Dallas, Or, May Is.--Rev. g. r.
TrimbIs. pastor Of the Dallas
Christian church. has been select
ed 70 deliver the bseealsursats
sermon for the Perrydals high
school on Sunday evening, Mag
n. ia the Perryd&Is ChristiAn
church.