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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09
HELP FOR THE FARMERS

While action cannot be looked
for from Congress during thc
present session, which may come
to an end in d few days, there are
agreeable signs that members are
determined. sooner or later, to do
something about the manifold
troubles OF the farmer Oh late
DAYS the finance committee OF the
so-ealled agricultural bloc, has
been hearing testimony from a
number of gentlemen who have
devoted some painstakiug thought
to the two OF three bills now pend
ing designed to give financial relief
to the agricultural community. As
a member OF the committee Sena-
tor Swanson. of Virginia, is de
voting time and attention to this
proposal.
Broadly spcaking-there is a
marked similarity in the bills thus
fqr introduccd-it Is proposed to
set up a United States Credit Cor
pora.ion. and affiliated with this
parent organization there would be
banks. trust companies and farmer
organizations, all having for their
object the idea OF extending credit
to live stock rai>crs and farmers,
such credits to eNtcud over long
periods. The project contains a
reminder OF the Federal reserve
system. which has met the needs
of the industrial world.
An interesting circumstance Is
that Mr.. Baruch, who was SO con-
( ,picuous in war work during the
Wilson administration. Is devot-
ing much OF his time to the effort
to ibid solution Tor the problems
incident to farm lie. And we
trust this good work will go right
on until solution IS found. \
nation cannot be much stronger
than lis agricultural community.
rs we have hitherto pointed ont,
the purchasing power OF the lar
mer is apprccjably below the level
that'was obtained before the war.
/ As matters stand the farmer can
not even afford to strike. There is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09

war when one reads of events, and
the great Nations of the world
are rushing war ships to near by
waters to see justwhat is going on
and what is 10 be done about
it. The Greeks. through the Al
lies, are proposing to get out OF
all Asia Minor, ii the Terrible
1'urk-no longer sick-will be
good enough to refrain from cut
ting their hundreds OF thousands
Threats.
We think the moral is fairly
clear once more. The people OF
the world may take their choice
between the fourteen points, and
bayonet points.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 1922

to say, make US a God; and the Gold
en- Calf was made and they worship
ped 1t. Its easy to condemn the Is
aelltes, but, you don't have to scratch
very deep in many of our so called
protesting christians to find the pag-
an, man in his best day under the
most favorable circumstances IS
nothing but failure.
| remember a great fire sweeping
over the South West of London, the
home of the wealthy on Royal Ave.
and the home of the unfortunate on
proyerty row were consumed. The
rlch man turned his back on his gid
cd palace, the poor man went with
him. There was no difference.
The same story runs all through
the book. The scarlet threat is I'M
broken from Genesis to Revelation.
Christ died for Us, that means the
end Of the law. He was bruised for US
and through him are we saved. Our
blessed SavlOus did not come to de-
str0y the law or the prophets. He
came not to destroy but to fulfill, and
my friend when Gods law is honored
IN your life rs it should be, you will
be able to say with the Apostle Paul,
from happy heart, ! am not asham-
ed OF the Gospel Of Christ, for it is
the power Of God, unto salvation to
every one that belieyeth.
Dear Blessed Master | thank thee
for thy law which shows me how
much | need thee along life's way. |
thank thee for the Holy Spirit which
comforts and leads me till at last
meet thee face to face, safe for
4TolmOTe.
Amen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09
POLICE NEWS

Cases disposed of today in the po-
lice court, acting justice a. B. Nicol
presiding, follows:
Richard Jackson, colorcd, arrested
by Policeman Triggar, disorderly and
fighting, forfeited SO; Joseph Gil
martin and Ernest Langley, by Po-
llceman Triggar, drunk, forfeited $40
each; George Henderson, colored. bv
Policeman Lawrence Padgett, speed
law, fined SO; James Washington,
colored, by Policeman Wagner. vio-
.atlng traffic law, fined $40: George
Wood, colored, cited by Policeman
Lawrence Padgctt, letting horse run
at large, fined $40; Rich and Grover,
whose home was taken up also was
cited and he was acquitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09
Alien Patents Were Obtain
ed Illegally Says
Daugherty
SAYS $500 ARE OUT
Attorney General Charges That
Chemical Foundation is Far From
Being "Philanthropic Association"
as Claimed. -...
1nr rnltcn PrcssJ

washington, Sept. J.-KecOVcIy Oh
Approximately $500 former enemy
owned patents and copyrights now
held by the Chemical Foundation, In
corporated, and alleged to have been
obtained Illegally, is sought by At
torney General Daugherty in suit
n the United States District Court
at Wilmington, Delaware.
The Attorney General asked that
the Foundation be required to return
TO the Alien Property Custodian for
disposition by Congress all Of these
rihts, and all profits derived from
their use.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09
LEE FUNERAL
At LEXINGTON
Body to- Find Last Resting
Place With Other
Lees
Rev. DR.. Wallis Will Assist in Fun
eral-lnterment in Lee Mausoleum
az Washington and Lee.

Lexington, Va, Sept. 9.-Thc BODY
of Colonel Robert +. lee was brought
to Lexington yesterday from Roanok
nol;c whore he died Thursday morn
ing at Virginia College. The remains
we've met at Bucna Vista and brought
across the country in motor hearsc,
and placed in X. f.. Lee Memorial
Episcopal Church where at II o'clock
this morning funeral services were
held
The body will find sepulchre in the
Lee mauSoleum at Washington and
Lee University, where the bodies of
General Robert +. Lee and members
of his family are Inferred. The Rev.
DR., Samuel A. Wallis, Of Alexandria
viii assist in the funeral.
Colonel Lee was known and loved
III Lexington for his manly charac-
Ter and generous bearing.
During his college days here he
was gogod mixed with students and
townSpcoplc, and on his frequent
visits TO this community he was cor
daily greeted by everybody.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09

Pulaski-The Pulaski Post Of the
American Legion has erected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
I. c. Painter, commander; T. q. Bar
mes, vice-commander; II. j. Harris,
adjutant; j. d. Askew, finance Of
ficcr; Dick Ham, service officer;
James G. BosanE, chairman Of the
executive committee; Howard Jack
son, scrgeant-at-arms, and the Rev.
". J. Alfriend, chaplain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09

it don't help you ! don't know if you
will believe me or not, but / only took
two bottles of Lydia +. Finkhams Veg
etable Compound and one vi LYDIA +.
Pinkham S Blood Medicine when | began
to get relief and / am regular ever since
without a pain or a headache.
When ! lie down ] can get up without
help and without pain. can't begin to
tell you how I feel and look. have be-
pun to gain in weight and look more like
/ ought to. think every day of ways
| have been helped. ANY one who does
not believe me can write 10 me and |
will tell them what shape was in. am
ready to do anything | can TO help your
medicine. Mrs. HENRlETTN MILLER,
l37 Spraguo St.. Dayton, Ohio.
IT, you have any doubt write TO Mrs.
Miller and get her story direct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09
Property Sales

Eugene +. Barton and wife have
sold to Alfred Thomson lots II and
u, block %, section If Roscmont and
Il. b. McClary and others have sold
to j. c.. Julian lots Is, ID and 20.
block 8, section >, George Washing
ton Park. Deeds of conveyance today
were placed on record in the Office of
the clerk Of the court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09

Daugherty charged that the Chem
zeal Foundation, far from being a
"philanthropic association" designed
to protect American industry. as its
heads allege, actually was formed by
q group of interests, headed by the
Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation
and the +. l. DUPONT de Nomours and
Company, to further and protect a
dye and chemical monopoly set up
during the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09
DtIFtftu ~ O"I 1T
Vicinity
IA CHOICE BETWEEN POINTS

One can never tell about this
war game. Europe and ASIA, be
1t remembered, are still on war
basis. There are wars and runorS
of wars. The people still think IN
terms of force, and what they I'M
derstand best are the things relat-
ing to iron and blood.
1t is apparent that the ruling
forces in Europe and Asia really
never had any adequate concep-
ton, for example. Of the Wilson
fourteen points, and what was con-
templated in new world order.
The american idea Of war
against war. the doctrine OF no
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF empires and OF
no punitive indemntieS, and OF
no dangerous equipoiscS OF pow
or. really never got across. " Only
recently Premier Lloyd-GeOrge
felt impelled to warn the Chris
tian world that the Nations were
headed for another war, and that
science was being proStituted to
the development OF new ways and
means OF killing people, and OF
creating new terrors and new nor
rUrS. .r-..''. !
4 new world consciousness and
new world order were the Viii
son aims-to make it a better
world for everybody to live IN.
But instead Of Il new world order
there are new hynds OF hate, and
instead of peace on earth and good
will toward men, there are new
balances of power in the making.
In many respects men have not
made an awful sight OF progress
in the last two thousand years. One
trouble Is il war is not settled
right the foundation is straight
way laid for another war, 4 war
OF revenge, to regain what the vic
tors took from the vUnquishcd in
the first flush OF power.
And as stated at the outset, YOU
never can tell Some say You cam
not destroy a Nation. and perhaps
there is something in this. As wit
ness the almost miraculous come
back OF the Turks. The Turk was
the sick man OF Europe. The view
was generally taken that the atorc-
said sick man was gone beyond re
call The victorious nations in the
world war, in reaching ont after
his territory and his goods and
Chattles, waived aside his protests
with grand gesture >isuityinS
contempt. He was told precisely
where to Set off. and when to sc,
off. He was used mainly as q foot
ball in the European diplomatic
game. The desert sands of a linn
tied area was to be his future
nome. until his tribe gradually pc
tered ont. Every day or So new
mandate was announced '- Brit
ain. France or Greece. The bones
OF the Turkey were to be picked
clean.
Now we find that the s'->,St
man is going TO be the first to ie-
cuperate. He sat up and took no.
tice for a speel, at this moment h(
Is sweeping before him the great
armies OF Greece, numerically SC
strong it sounds like 70 the world
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09

scarcely anything he can afford,
His condition is no credit to the
nation, and something must be
done about it ere the next crop
wear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09

WlSilel 10 move } Icy
said an operation was
cessary. Ny
mother would keep
saying: Why don't
you take Pinkham's g,
Henrietta p and I'd
say, On, mamma i
won't help me, I've
tried too much. One
day she said, Lctmc
get you one bottle of
each KIND. You won t
be out very much il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09

Charlottesyille-Henry A. Yancey,
the city's new engineer. arrived To-
Gay from his home in Waynesboro
ana will enter upon his duties Monday
He Will have charge of the mainten-
ancc OF streets. Mr.. Yaucey is q
graduate of Virginia Military Insti-
lutte. After leaving there he accepted
position with the West Virginia
Ikhgway Commission. When this
country .ertereI the war he entered
the service. serving as a firSt+iSI-
tenant of infantry. Leaving army
service. Mr.. Yancey became connected
with the Virginia State Highway
Commission a position he has held for
the last two years. During the pres
cnt summer he took a special course
Of study at the University of Pcnnsyl-
vania.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09
NOT
TURN IN BED
Operation Avoided by Taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound

Dayton, Ohio. had such pains that
had u he inrneG in ned eQerv time |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09
VIRGINIA NEWS
PARAGRAPHED

Iynchburg-A few evenings ago
tho family of G. c. Rogers, who lives
in tbe suburbs mere, went to the sum
mer kitchen" for supper and half an
HON, later upon returning TO the house
found that a lamp had exploded, set
fire to a room, and that the IRE nag
then extinguished itself. burning OIL
flowing from the table set ire TO
floor coverings and this crept across
inc room to a table on which was
Standing a fish tank, which held SIX
Gallons of water The heat from the
IRE burst the tank and the water
completely extinguished the blaze.
Insurance men said the loss was about
$500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09

Alexandria, Va.
September 10th, 1922.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09

Bris.ol-An effort unprecedented in
the history of Ninth Virginia district
politics is foreseen in the final stage
that IS being waged by the Demo-
Gratis to redeem the district from It's
- years of Republican rule Already
signs are seen to Indicate that the
speaking campaign Just launched by
both sides will far exceed in scope and
activity that of any past campaign
he district has known. The broad
side of speeches fired in the last few
days is expected to continue until the
evening Of November s in every
county and community of the dis
trict. The Democrats appear TO be
greatly encouraged by what they
characterize as "a multitude of rea-
sons and signs that the famous Slemp
machine is facing its first defeat.R
in George c. Peery, of TazeWell, the
Democrats say they have the strong
est man in the district as their can
iuatc. Also, they are finding grounds
fOl confidence in the oft-repeated say
+, e that the people ARE just not yot-
ing the Republican ticket this year
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09

Wnchester-Stuart Whetzell, gar
ace proprietor of Clearbrook was shot
In the leg, and several members OF a
Saginaw (Mich.) touring party were
grazed by pistol bullets early today
Wber q crowd of Mysterious negroes,
returning in an automobile to Hagers-
Town. Md. from Winchester, where
thew had attended a colored horse
show and dance, shot up the village
81 Clea-brook as they raced through
the place. The Michigan party had
paired. In a few minutes big tour
.ng car came laundering down the
;.oDped to have their automobile re-
like, occupants cursing and shouting,
md as they neared the garage several
began shooting. One bullet struck
une.zell. Those who had narrow es-
capes were Mrs. Helen Jeffries and
title son, a Mrs. Alderman, Miss Mar
ralet Nendy and 'BobbIe' Garden,
all of Saginaw, who were returning
uOm a TRIP TO Roanoke, and Howard
Scrugs, q Winchester auto mechanic.
RAISING motorists and others who
gathered chased the negroes, who es-
capped. The countryside was intensely
excited when the news got abroad and
mcenSed citizens declared the negroes
would be roughly handled if caught
oy them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-09-09

Entered at the Possofliee or AlexundrNd-
Virginia, ia second class mufter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
1ucuMcARI STARTS
new kIWANlS CLUB

TuCrMCAil. April IA kiNanls
Club organization has l,'cn perfected
IN this city. with the following officers
and -omnlttccs. II. " Jones. president.
WIN. Troupe. vira president; y. u. l,ly
cas-. secretary: W. \. fuyill. TREASURER
.At'.r,.y u. 4. rrcmiice. district lrnH
tee. directors chosen w,rc, !. ". Corn.
IN. =. ~. DuIiy. Ma. Coldcnl~rg IL.
y. 81. Eowcn. N Euncm. Senator \ I.
Zinn. George Eager. Chairmcn OF VI
r,"us committees ~ followa Program
Aax Goldcnberg Jr.. ATTENDANCE. Srna
tot n l.. Xnn. finan~'. " \. Fowl
publicity. $. NJ. Wharton: bubble afiairs
N. Bna-in: membership. George Isgsr
inception and house. y. W Bowen; ciu
caiioD. Ira n. turr: intcr.ei,y relations
Attorney q. A. I'rcnii-v: grievance. Dr
.. ~. Doughty. The club has an ini
tial enrolment OF - members.
Among other things a. lc taken az
hy The club IL the marking of the f1t
To Furt highway. Communication Will
Vaughn and towns wrs1 vas urdcrc'l
taken up. Mr.. Rsllcy. club organizer
emphasized the importanc" Uf Euod ai
'-s,dsn-c aud good prugra.a 10 assur,
alecess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
BOYS AND GIRLS POULTRY
CLUB PROGRAM WINNER

According To- Harmon Benton. county
agent for Hotter and Oldham Counties.
the boys and girls poultry club work
IN assuming proportions of an industry.
The yonng people are attracted IL the
returns from this kind Of investment Of
thought time and money. aud many
new ones are coming la each week
with their application for eggs fron.
purebrcd stratus.
AZ this time there II dcarth al
Rhode Island Reds. hut an availah..
supply OF Anconns. White Lcghorns
White wyandottcs, buff Orpingtons
and perhaps some other strains. The
exact status of the supplies ON these
various strains may he had by apply.
Ing To Mr.. Benton by mail. by telephone
or In person at his Office at the City
Hall.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
stNiPuONI. sCuOOI..

Dave Dresden S'hool 10 Muslc. sD;
Gaylor 81. i,y,ch!nv siSaph"uc and al
an. aud and prcPea'a Insgumcn,s, rhon,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
ELKS LODGE WILL
INSTALL ITS new
OFFICERS MONDAY

Annual installation of officers ol
Amarillo ElkS Lodge No. a.s will take
place Monday night. New officers were
elected the first Monday night In
March.
New officers are: r. Houston l;Cyn.
Odds. exalted ruler; J. W. Lawrence,
leading knight: q. n. Miliican. lccttn.
ing knight; T.. V. Coilum. loyal knight:
u. l.. Otto. secretary; II. q. Grcenhill.
tilcr; =. y. Motlow. trustee. w. u.
Reynolds. treasurer; 7. G. Ward. rep.
resen,atiyc tn grand lodge: II. u. Han
son. alternate.
Appolntive officers Including tlicr.
inner and outer guards. and special
committees viii bc announced Monday
night by the new exalted ruler. AIR
Reynolds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
Men Held /,
ON BOOLECCiNC
ChAR|E IN JAIL

Eah Plemons. A b. Finley and N. G.
Mtcpd were arfskd about 10 O'Clock
Satutiay forenoofly fatroiman 1911
Goodnight and I3nch Anderson. ana
taken Ia polite hs'ianartcrs. from 2o2
North Pierce ntft. They were later
removed 10 the tnniy jail To answer
90 charges of vioiions of the pruhiLi
ton Law.
TIE offirrrs sked ten packages of
liquor at 2o2 Noh Pierre" street. they
raid. which. toEcicr with coil similar
"a, those used byhsullcrs. was brought
tu.thc ETY. hail TIDE nfs.d ~ evidence
in the hearings growing oui IT the
transactions alEcd against the nc.
ctrrcsl
fti n estimate BY Chief Of l'ulirc
kecion that tltc was Ia all OF III,
liquor taken lIhcunncction with this
raid. two gallon and hal. The 20
lice sIepar,mcnthas lrcn active In ~
Investigations connection with al.
legged yiolaiiondof the law. aud IL 10
reported That o. IN murc 1T the mel,
asresled have ben under surveillance
VI the offircrs pr soma time
The men ar. cll known In Amarillo
apd nj least ti0 81 them have been
here for nuIbcr of years.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
POULTRY ASSOCIATION TO;
GIVE PROGRAM THIS WEEK

The Panhandle Poultry Association
viii give program nj lis regular mcci
inE Ia the liulfd uf Guy Development
inil Friday evening uf this week. Tho
poultry men express the bclici that the
oys' aud girls clubs la their hnc VIII
hnvo . great dsh lu dd with bringing
his portion OF the country Into us uwu
~ u lr~iu,'t' 81 poultry and crgs
II II probable that the activity II IA,
mNcnilc growers VIII have rpnHidcIa
'i"n on the program, which ls chiefly
sivcn over la u discussion of poultry
discusses peculiar tu. ~ active IN. tl'H
'"riiOn ~ The country. Every ,man ana
Woman. hoy and xiii Interested IN puul
dy growing. r,gardiv;a uf breed 81
firdin Of iOwh srUwn. 90 kept, 81 In
tied
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
PAL0 DUR0 PARK WORKERS
KEEPING PEP" IN SCHEME

q. V. Vernon. secretary of the ralo
Duro Park Association. recently formed
In Amarillo, liz at present under the In.
structions Of J, n. Riggs. president.
sending out letters to the various com.
munitics In the flfty.two counties In
cludcd In the territory to he covered by
the campaign. calling attention min.
utely TO the plans which have NO far
been outlined,
Tho work OF the organization II to
inauguratc n plan through which the
state may ultimately own several thous.
and acres of the ralo Duro canyon 10
b. thrown open TO the public M a per.
msnent park. This matter will be pre-.
scented. II Is hoped. to the next Texas
Legislature for action,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
AhAARlLL 0-PANHAN0lE
AUTO MEN MEET MONDAY

A reguhr -~tniIitonth'y meeting ct
the Amarillo. Panhandle Anlomotive A.
pccistDn will he held Monday evening
nj ESQ ocioca IN iar Amariio Hotel.
Al this meeting full financial report
az the recent aut. ~ivt" show VII Ice
made. and final Adjustment made on
the basis of the showing IL those IN
charRc ~ the finance.
In addition TO this question others
win come up Tor consideration. and Il
IL expected that liberal ATTENDANCE
will DO present. i,ecent investigations
irdicate that there u a steady improve
ment in tho automobile business. u "
san. and q is dec,ne'l hicly that rc
rStlons of this will BE- Shown In th"
n..t.ng.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
S.S.S. Fills Out
Hollow Cheeks,
Thin Limbs!

men ana women.---whether you viii
ever hula yourself ur,tp your normal.
5ust-rteht weight depends ON the nun
ber Of blood calls In your blood. That's
- there y 60 a. It's o scientific Tact
n your blood csli factory isn't work.
INC right you wlli be run down. min.
your blood wiu be IN disorder. and
perhape your face will he broken out
With pimplea. blackheads and erur-
tons T. 4. s. keeps your bloOi.cell
factory working full time. u helps
build new h,ood-celis. That's WHY
r. 4. =. builds IN thin. run down peo-
pie q puts firm flesh on your bonss 70
rounds out your face. arms neck,
limbs. the whole body. II puts tho
pink In your cheeks. II takes the
hoIlowness from the eyes. and u fools
Father Time by smoothing out wrin-
hies In men and women By "plnmpinF"
them IN. n. - :. II rens-kahl,
hlo0i-purifier. while you arc getting
plumn your skin ervptions rlmples.
hisckhcadA acne. rhslmatls rash.
letter. tlotches are bsiag o,ei,
The medicinal Ingredients OF. =. x :.
are guaranteed purely vegetable.
=. =. 4 10 sold Al all drug stores. IN two
sizes. The larger sise 10 tho more
economical
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
Or. FERGUS0M'S FATHER
BECOMES CITY MISSIONARY

Tbs EycDing l.ulic,in og Philadelphia
oairh Ia recent issue a story about
tho alp,uinun.nt OF i,cv. William A.
F-rsuson b. lsishop Bcrry ot the Meth
uiis, Episc"lal Church. ~ head oI the
newly GRATED ''tity Mitsi'n and Church
EStrsion District" ~ PhiLdeiphs.
rh- Rev Mr. Ferguson " the father
u Drs W w. Ferguson. ultunctrisi,
of this city Dr. Ferguson has this IN
formation. Joth from his father and
ihrsigh thu Duhciln. Ia which 'rcifi
encss la ALREADY, 's4n tnadc. The rev
,tcsl .ge,r,,cmaa. through this appcip,
mcnl. HIS one At the places Il rc,l I'm
poItano,. Il n declared, IN M,iho'iisn
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