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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
LLOYD GEoRGA 0BsERVA
DESDE LA BARRERA

LONDRES, agosto 2S.-Mister
Lloyd George ha declarado en- Cric-
cieth los p'eriodistas que Ell gobierno
ingles esta observando desde "a barre
ra los acontecimientos que Sc desarro
Han ante ell Comit6 de Indemnizaciones.
Ell jefe del Gabinete declare ade-
mas que la situacion no es NADIA de ven
tajosa para Francia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
UN NUEVO TRATADO @
GERMANO=RUSO

BERLIN, agosto 28-Representan-
tes del gobierno aleman Sc hallan en-
Moscn conference.-the con ldelegados
del gobierno sovietista a proposito de
un nuevo tratado entire Alsmania y
Russia, el cual sustituira parcialmente
al convenio de Rapallo.
El tratadcbi tlsnS lvarias clausulas
comerciales de gran irnportancia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29

guientes narcha1s:
MARSHAL GENERAL: Rosendo c.
Santiago.
PARA SAN JUAN: Angel osorio
Calderon Anselmo Manzano.
PARA PUERTA DE TERRA: Juan
Figueroa Y Fernando Rivera.
PARA sANTURCE:Antonio Olava.
RIA y Juan B Nelly. IS
A las diez y media de la noche Sc
di6 por terminada la session, resolyien-
dose que la pr6xima Sc celebrara en-
San Juan, Ell viernes de Septiembre
de 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
BERGMANN Y SCHROEDER
A PARIS

BERLIN, agosto 27.-Esta tarde sal
dram, camino Ge Paris los seiiores Berg
mann y Schroeder, quienes conferen-
ciaran pasado maiiana microbes con
el Comite de Indemnizaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
ALEMANIA A
LA BANCARROTA

BERLIN, agosto 28.-El ministro ds
Hacienda sefior Hernfes en- una con-
versacion con un Redactor del .'Pe-
tit Parisi6n'' declare que menos Que
los Aliados comedian Alemania una
moratoria compFeta, el pals Sc preci-
pitara en- una bancarrota horrorosa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
En- una uioLenta luchd entire los extremis-
tas del Haore y la pohcla Sc registrar
mas de 500 heridos ynumerosos muertos
La Union Central de Smdcaos en- sOdardad con los hestas del
HaWe, anuncia una hueIga antes de "a horas

ia resue.ta dar su aprobaci6n al pro-
yecto. Sc considera que las medidas
contenidas en- Ell proyecto de tarifas
Fordney -McCumber, asegura los in
gresos para dar cumplimiento al bono
militar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
M. DUBOIS EN- Ell ELISEo

PARIS, agcsto 28.-El presidente del
Comite de Indemnizaciones senior Du
bois estuvo esta mafiana en- lei Eliseo
conferenciando con ell presidente Mi
uerand. ,
Despues Sc dirigio al Quay d. Orsay,
donde lie aguardaba M. Poincare.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
UN CABALLO QUE CANA
CIEN MIL FRANCIS

DEAUVILLE, agosto 28.-El caballo
"Bahadur propiedad de M. Leon Ma
nacheff, gano ell gran prenlio de Deau-
vile consistente en- Glen mil frances.
Ell est. Lucas lego en- segundo
termino.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
MORGAN EN- EsCOCIA

LONDREs, agosto 2s.-Se aguarda
mafana, procedente de Escocia, donde
ha permanecido una larga temporada el
innraciero norte americana senior J.
P. Morgan.
Mr.. Morgan continuara viaje hacia
Paris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
LA UNION GENERAL DE SIN
DICATOS, EN- SOIIDARIDAD
CON LOS HUELGUISTAS DEL
HAVRE, ANUNCIA UNA EUEL
GA ANTES DE "a HORAS

PARIS, agosto 2s.-La secci6n mi
litante de la Confederation General de
sindicatos del Sana, acord6 anoche de-
clarar la huelga general mafana (hoy)
como acto de solidaridad y compaferis
mo con los huelguistas de Ell Havrs.
La prensa extremista publica extan
sas ape-aciones al proletariado fran
c6s, para que todos los trabajadores So
unan estrechamenve fin de expresar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
Ell PERIODICO 1.-THE TIMES
Sc VENDE...

LoNDREs, agosto 28.-Los herede-
ros del extinto Lord Northcliffe han
aceptado proposiciones para la compra
del psriodico "The Times.
Sc tiene la impression de que Ell com
prador de la gran empresa periodisti-
ca sera ell seflor John Walter.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
NUEvAs TRoPAs AL HAvRE

Ell HAvRE, agosto 2s.-ocho regi
mientos de tropas regulares han nega
do aquf esta tarde para vigilar ell or
den pIblico.
Durante las tltimas horas de la tar
de de hoy no Sc ha registrado ningdn
motin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
LAS TRoPAS LABORIsTAS Sc
HAN RENDIDO

Ell HAvRE, agosto 28-Las tronas
bue,guistas que Sc na..ahGn atrinche
raoas en- varias estacionas ferroyiarias,
Sc han rendido a los acldados regulares.
M. Bousquet, delegado general &c Ia
Cdnfedsraci6n del Trabajo, fue hechs
lrlsionero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
DICE FORD.

DEARBON, agosto 2s.-Mr. Henry
Ford lla manifestado que la actual re-
serva de carbon en- las factorias de
Detroit no alcanzara mas del veinticua
tro de setfembre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
LA QUESTION DE LAS INDEM
NIZACIONES 'SE DECIDIRA
FINALMENTE Ell MERCEDES

PARIS, agosto 28.-Reina extraordi
maria expectation para la trascendental
session del microbes ante tel Comite
de Indemnizaciones en- la cual ssran
cidas los representatives de Alemania.
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H gobiierno de los Estados Uni
dos no intenta, por ahora, la
Ocupaci6n de todas las Illilas
Esta noticia ha sido anunciada en- Casa Blanca
de manera terminante Mr.. Harding conferen-
clara esta semana con los Ederes de la Admi-
nistraci6n para resolOer defnitiuamente la diff
Gil situaci6n actual
Omitted Press, via All America Gables

Omitted Press, via All America Cables)
WASHINGTON. agosto 2s.-En 10
Casa Blanca han anunciado hoy de una
manera Verminante que el gobierno no
abriga por ahora intenciones de contro
lar las minas de carbon.
Sc tiene la impression de que Ell Pre-
sii,snte conferenciara esta semana con
los lideres de la Administrator fin do
acordar un plan defnitivo para ell ARE
glo de la huelga.
Ell Presidente, como es sabido, Sc ha
la 0e vacaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
LOS PROVISIONALES CONTI=
NUAN TRIUNFANDO

DUBLIN, agosto 2S.-Los ejercitos
del gobierno hicieron anoche doscientos
prisioneros en- Ell combate de Water
vile.
Lab tropas provisionales tuvieron
p6rdidas insignificantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
WIRTH INSTRUYE A LOS
REPRESENTATIVES

BERLIN, agosto 28.- El canciller
Wirth ha ce,ebrado esta mafiana una
extensa conferencia con los sefiores
Bergman y Schroeder, : quienes tras
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29

mitio importantisimas instrucciones,
que no Sc han hecho pdblicas.
Los representatives de Alemania. CO.
mo Sc sabe, saldran las cinco de la
tarde de hoy con direction Paris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
Notas del DepartamentO de
Agriculture y TrabajO
AsAMBLEA
DE AGRICULTOREs EN- LA
CIUDAD DE GUAYAEEA

El sabado 26 Gel corriente Sc nev0
efecto la assmblea de agricultores
que Sc habfa convocado en- La ciudad de
Guayama. Unos doscientos agriculto-
res del Distrito Senatorial asisticron
al acto, y Sc dejaron nonbrados las 90
misiones que han de organizar las Iigas
en- los distintos municipios de aquel
Distrito
Ell domingo 27 Sc celebr6 la asam-
blea de Humacao, con una concurren-
cia de unos 125 agricultores de aquel
Distrito Senatorial. Tambien en- esta
asamblea Sc nombraron las comisiones
para organizar las Ligas en- aQuel Dis
trito Senatorial
Durante la tarde, Sc .celebro otra
asamElea en- ell Municipal de Juncos,
habiendo concurrido a todos estos ac-
tos ell Comisionado de Agricultural, Ell
Sub Comisionado, ell Gerente del Banco
Federal de Pr6stamos otros funcio-
narios Insu,ares Federales.
TMPUTACIoNEs FALsAs AL BANCo
Easta Ell Departamento ha llegado
la noticia de que en- ciertas parties de
la Isla v por ciertos elementos en- e4las
residences, Sc dsta hacienda campafa
contra Ell Banco Federal de Prestamos
hacienda Greer los agricpltores que
esta Institution no persiguO ctro obje-
to que el de adue1arse flnalmente del
gobierno de las fincas de las personals
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29


"oFICINA DEL GoBERNADoR"
San Juan, P. f., Agosto "a, 1922.
Sr. Rafael Alfonso, Presidente,
Union Obrera Central,
San Juan, P. r.
Mi estimado senior:
Replicando la vudstra de fecha re-
ciente en- que Sc refere a la conmemo-
raci6n del Labor Day., tengo Ell pla-
Ger de manifestarle, y por su conduc-
to a los miembros de la Union Obrera
Central, que gustosamente acepto la in
vitacion que Sc me ha extendido para
revistar desde Ell balloon del Municipio
las tres de la tarde, Septiembre 4, la
manifestation de los trabajadores que
estan preparando, para tener efecto
ese dia. Espero que este Dia de fiesta
nacional sc observara eslteramente en-
toda vuestra hermosa TERRA.
Tambien acepto vuestra invitacion
para dirigirme la audiencia que asis-
ia vuestra velada en- el Teatro Muni-
cipal a las de la noche del mismo dia.
Deseandole 6xito, permanezco
Ntly sinceramenta vuestro,
(Firmado) E. MONT. REILLY.
Gobernador
La Union Obrera Central de San
Juan Sc da por enterada que. Sc en-
vie copia de esta carta a la prensa.
MENsAJE A LAS AUToRIDADEs
cuestiones que debian contener los men
Sajes, Sc resolvi6 que fueran tres: al
Gobernador de Puerto Rico, a la Legis-
latura y al Municipio de San Juan.
LAS cuestiones tratar en- clos y Sc
solicitaran remedies saludables y urgen
tes, SON las siguientes:
Problems econ6mico: poner en-
movimiento las obras publicas, para
ofrecer ocupacion al gran ntinOo de
desempleados que tiene la isla.
2.-Hacer efectiva la Ley de Hoga-
res Seguros, cubriendo: Resolver Ell pro
blema de los habitantes en- la zona del
dragado.
Indemnizar prapiamente, a los que
tienen hogares en- dichos parajos y ocu-
pan ell inmueble
Poner en- vigor la resolution conjunta
ndmero 46, asignando la suma de 500,
600 para construir hogares para los
damnifcados del fuego del 1 de Mayo
, de 1921, que viven en- las tiendas dc
campaiia en- la Parada 8.
Aplicar humanamante los preceptos
de La Ley de Hogares Seguros para los
que ocupan casas en- ell Barrio obrero
por enfermedad o carencia de traba-
jo so ven atrashdos en- ell pago de los
canon de arrendamiento.
Procedar construir nuevos hogaros
en- el Barrio Obrero, dandole oportuni-
aad los inquilinos que viven IN la
zona del dragado, de nacerse de un ho-
gar comfortable higienico.
Extender ell principle de la formation
de granjas agricolas todas las regio-
mes del pals, no solo para crear nuevos
|, peQuefos agricultores, dueaos de su ho-
gar y de su cultivo, sino multiplicar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29

FL viernes, agosto 25, 1922, Sc reu-
nio la Union Obrcra Central de San
Juan, con asistencia de un buen nlme-
70 de representatives de las organizaclo
mes afiliadas, en- los salones de la Fe-
deraci6n Libre, en- San Juan
Ocup6 su puesto en- la presidencia
Rafael Alfonso Torres. Estaban pre-
sentss los Secretarios: de Actas, Faus-
tino B Mangual; de Distrito, Joaquin
A. Becerril; Financiero, Jose Ma To-
rres; Tesorero, Eduardo E Alvarez y
Marshal, Anselmo Fernandez
Sc di6 por leida y aprobada ell acta
de la session anterior
Sc di6 cuenta de 10 siguiente:
Ell GoBERNADoR RELY ACEPTA
LA INVITACION
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-29
Los contrabandistas utilizan aeropla-
nos para eUadir la caza martina

(De STA Prensa" de New York;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
Mountain of Toys
for Poor Riddles
Anuual Event at Lyric
Crosrs With Each Sue
cccding Year.

hundreds Of little boys and girls
bearing gifts for the poor Riddles
who have no family Santa Claus.
troopcd into the lobby OF Kcith's
Lyric Thcater yesterday afternoon
from To , O'clock and assisted
Manager Charles ". Rex in build
ing the Mountain OF Toys" which
was broken up las; night to be dis
;rihutcd i'm homes where Kriss
kringle might not otherwise enter
ON Christmas morning.
The mountain was huge affair
this year. 1t rose higher and II was
broader ut the the base and. in diam
etcr and circumference. II was great
q than in the preceding years. The
variety and value OF the gifts of tho
children. too. was greater. The
popularity OF this unique way OF let
ting sunshine into the homes oC IN"
needy had grown. The crowd OF
Juvenile contributors was almost so
per cent larger than the hos, o.
young folks who built the Noun
tain OF Toys" IN 1920 and 1921.
Manager Rex received the little
people in the lobby and supervised
the construction OF the mountain.
Each toy was accepted as a ticket OF
admission.
Stage Manager "Bill" Snead Mas
ter Mechanic!an Weston. Junius Brn-
tus Booth Jones. stage carpenter:
Electrician o. L. Bugg and others
from back stage" came ont 10 lend
a helping hand and Electrician BuEg
tilled the air with lamentations be
cause lie was not permitted To wire
ana illuminate the mountain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

To Cure ~ Cold I'm One Day
take Laxative BROMO CUISINE tablet.
rhe box pears tho signature OF r. "
Grove' tBe sure you get BROMO) 3Oc--
Adv. w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

y second plate. along with $4,000 in
checks. was said TO havo been de-
stroycd in Ashury Park.
RanncN. who is alleged to have
been the Trains of the plot. is dc
clarcd by tho authorities to have been
II member OF gang OF postage stamp
counterfcitcrs, several OF whom were
captured at West Ailcnhurst last
year.
lie has served time in the Federal
ncnitent'arics at Atlanta and Gail
weston, Detective Davenport said
officials Of the express companv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

mere. The men waived examination
at tho time OF their arraignmcnt and
arc now awaiting action by the grand
jury on charges OF having passed
spurious checks totaling several hun
dred dollars on Cincinnati business
men, According to the police here.
the men. when arrested in New Or
lcans, were preparing to 20 TO Tia
Juana. Mexico.
Nolan claims to have no connec-
tlon with the counterfciting gang
Federal authorities here have taken
no action In the case. it was learned
today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

Said there were several defects by
witch tho countcrfeits could be de-
tccted
Ihc form number OF the counter
t'tS' printed In the lower left-hand
corner was SAG. The number on the
genuine series is 5iiG.
Four words arc misspcilcd I'm tho
list of cities whore the company has
IT'S principal foreign Offices. printed at
IN" iefi OF the counterfcits They
az" Antwerp" for Antwerp; EDEN
nurSh' for Edinburgh; Basel" for
nasie' and GLASGOW" for Glasgow.
II" counterfeiters used ink which
d"cs not run OF blur. a wet finger
rubbed ACROSS the heavy ink mart n
genuine check will cause pcrccp-
tihlc purplish smear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
HAMMER FELICITATED
ON RIVER TEST RESULT

lSpocialttn The Times Dispatchl
NCHBURG. VA. Dec. 22-Dr.
George J.. Hammer. president Of the
Piedmont Field and Stream Associa-
tion, here, who was directly instru-
mental in having tests made TO pro -
that tho trade waste could he re-
moved from tho cTlucnt ornptied into
the Jackson River ny a large paper
mill at CoNington, is being dclugcd
with letters OF congratulation from
similar associations and spurtsmcn
throughout tn. state. Dr. Hammer
also has report that tho same sys-
tenn VIII eradicate the discoloration
from the efflucnt az the big creamery
- Woodstock this State, reports
having been made 70 DIR. Hammer by
J. l.. TTavers. OF Ohio. who has hcsn
demonstrating his system at these
plants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
NO ARBUCkLE FILMS
NOW. WELLS SAYS
LsnccInl III The Tlmes.Disrntchl

Especial TO The Times DispatCh.1
NORFOLK. VA. Dec. Release
of Roscoe FATTY" Arbucklc films at
this time is rather. premature.
This is the view held by otto
Wells, general manager OF the Wells
Amusement Company. which controls
Norfolk theatcrs and movie houses.
Mr.. Wells stated this morning that
no Norfolk theatcr had a contract For
NrhuCklc films, and that no picture
in which Arbucklc appears would tie
shown here for some time.
We had 4 few contracts for Ar
buckle films when the actor became
involved In the scandal" said Mr..
Wells, but those were promptly can
oolcd.
we will not make any now con
tracts for his pictures until the pco-
plc or Norfolk are fully convinced
that such nlms should be shown.
our action in tho matter VIII be
governed by the public"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
IN NOVEMBER GOOD
Commerce Department Re.
ports Increases in Both Pro
duction and Distribution.
lNy Assoc!ateA press.l

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-Rusfncss
conditions during November showed
further increases in both production
and distribution, according to a
statement tonigh, by the Department
OF Commerce.
Mil consumption Of cotton .or No
yemhor totaled 577,55l bales, the
largest for any month since July.
,ai7. according to department rec
ordS. Exports Of cotton also in
creased to s5S,3S7 bales, or approxl-
natoly 8 per cent OF the entire crop.
Increases were reported In the pro-
ouciicn OF pig iron, steel iucots, zinc
and coke and in leather. \ slight
decline IN the untitled orders OF the
United States steel Corporation was
attributed largely 10 increased pro-
duction and better transportation.
Prices. both wholesale aud retail.
rose slightly in November. according
20 the departments review, which
mentioned as significant movement
the increase i'm the price OF farm
products, together with the improve
Tcrt I'm relative purchasing power.
There appeared to be littlo change
in European business conditions. y
steady appreciation o! the exchange
value Of several OF the counties.
However. was regarded by tho Depart
mont as favorable factor. shin
ping conditions were reported fair
" active in the maritime countries
abroad.
Department reports from Brazil
announced = proposed change in that
country's subsidy 10 the printing pa
per manufacturers. Tho present
subsidy. it IS planned viii he sue
cttdcd by program including 4 loan
which will he granted by the gov
eminent TO the first company TO or
Ganize for the manufacture of such
paper. The loan is no, TO exceed so
per cent Of the value o! the plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
Two Held In Cincinnati

CINCINNATI ONO. Dec. 22-
James Watson and Walter II. Nolan.
i"rmcr Chicas" pugiiist. who were
or"uEht to Cincinnati from New Or
''"hs on December IL, as members of
wide r"unterfeiting gang.
who flooded the country. win forroa
American Hallway Express monov or
uers, are now in the county mil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
PULASKI BAPTISTS
CALL REV. w. d. WHITE

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
PULASKI. VA, Dec. 2e-The Bap-
list congregation has extended call
TO tho Rev. w. II. White. ~ New
port News. as pastor. This action
was taken following an appointment
illcd here Wednesday night by Mr.
White. The church has boen without
a pastor since September /. when the
Rev I. c, Dickerson accepted a call
to East Radford
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
Women in France Seek
to Abolish RED Widow"
Inv unlvcrsnl Scrvicc. l

PARIS. Dec. 22.-Francc may
abolish the guiilotinc.
The League OF French Women
has started strong agitat! ION
against the Red Widow" claim
ing 1t is relic az barbarity, and
unworthy OF French culture
me women are against amy
form or capital punishment. but
say that IL tho death penalty
mus. BE retained, electrocution
should he used In preference Ia
Guill"tininS or hanging
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1922-03-29
EIGHTH DISTRICT
LEGION CONVENTION
WAS HELD HERE
FROM MANY PLA-
CES ATTEND MEETING AND
BANQUET LATER ON

One of the most successful conven-
tions of the 9Th Congressional dis
trics Of the American Legion was
held in the American Legion club
rooms in this city last Monday af-
ternoon, March 2i.
The meeting was called to order
at 2:30 p. m. by District chairman,
Wilbur Brucker, of Saginaw.
Many topics of interest and much
business was disposed of concerning
the welfare work and progress made
by the Legion in this district and
throughout the state.
George Metcalf, welfare officer of
this district, gave a report OF the
cases he had found and attended to
and it seems that there is no end to
the trouble that is confronted In
getting these cases adjusted proper
ly. We who do not directly come in
contact with any large numb% OF
cases little realize what fight 1T
takes to get an eX-service man aid
and too much can not be said for the
American Legion Welfare Dept.
There were many different views
expressed for the aid of post man.
agement and membership drives,
some Of which were exceptionally
good plans to follow for bigger and
better Legion.
The Belding post was highly prais-
ed for the manner in which it OPP
crates its club rooms, being one of
the best kept and most properly
managed ones in the state.
The delegates were served a BAN
quet at Hotel Belding by local post
and after the banquet the toastmas-
ter called on comrade Fales, Hon
Fred Warner and chairman Brucker
who gave some very interesting
talks concerning Legion activities
and Legion welfare.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1922-03-29
+. NJ. Church News

God has His spirit and the instru-
mentality of His saints is conduct
ing a revival of salvation. The pure
and undefiled the Bible kind, at the
F. M. church. Preaching services
every evening at 1880. Everyone is
earnestly invited to attend all these
services, especially such who are
seeking light and for the old paths.
Sabbath morning, subject, "Sancti-
fication"; Thes. 5-23--and the very
God of peace sanctify you wholly.
The subject was set forth in very
clear manner by Bro. Hartle, aided
by the Holy spirit Rev. Ballenger
conference evangelist and wife will
be with us from Thursday evening to
April 10th. Sabbath evening service
1st Kings CT. Rev. Gaffin deliver
ed a thrilling sermon in the spirit
and with JUNCTION and power Sep
aration" the motto he heralds "Pre-
paredness here" the theme of his
talk on the shores of time is the
place to prepare for eternity. All
confessions, recitations, wrongs must
be made right here. Salvation is
conditional. IL it meant "not my
will but Thine" for Jesus it will
mean the same for us.