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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31

Gently been issued by the federal bu-
reau Of the census.
Increases occurred in the number
Of women who were clerks in Offices,
stenographers and typists, bookkeep-
ers and cashiers, teachers, saleswom-
en-, telephone operators, trained nurses
and clerks in stores. Decreases oc-
Cured In the number recorded as farm
fabOrers, cooks, general servants, laun-
dresses dressmakers and seamstresses
(not in factory, and milliners and
millinery dealers.
The most striking increase shown
for women In any Industrial group Is
that for operatives in automobile fac
tories, among whom there has been
an increase Of LAOS per cent, while
men operatives in these factories In
creased only 1854 per cent
Contrary TO general impression, how
ever. women seem not TO have gone
into absolutely new occupations to any
great extent. They have enlarged
their field of work. however, by enter
ing in greater numbers occupations in
which formerly they had but scant
representation
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31

center is put In place of the coil gen.
orally used as the primary coil In the
honeycomb coil tuner.
The secondary and ticker coils are
left on the tuner, the same values
being used with the amplifier as with
out. The flexible lead from the fB''
battery post on the amplitier is then
connected 70 the center tap on the
100-turn coil. Light the radio fire.
quency amplifier tube and the detector
tube. Cause the detectOr tube TO os-
cillate and set the secondary conden-
ser at about the setting generally used
for whatever station is on the afr at
the time of testing. Then tune the
aerial circuit with the taps and the
23-plate condenser.
Adjust NeutraIizing Condenser.
When a whistle is picked up tune
In the station and then adjust the
neutralizing condenser until the radio
frequency amplifier does not oscillate.
The best method of doing that is TO
move the neutraliZing condenser's
brass or nickel-plated tube back and
forth until a point is found wherein
the tuning Of a station is smooth and
not by clicks.
That is when the aerial tuning con-
denser can be tuned past a station set
ting, when the station is tuned in on
the detector tube without clicks being
heard in the phones, then the tube Is
neutralized.
II il is found that the tubes do
not seem TO neutralize perfectly sniff
the flexible lead TO another tap and
try again. If the four taps do not
allow naturalization it viii be neces-
sary TO make new ones. though this
will not be necessary in most cases
New York Sun.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31
Ewes Need Good Feed

Ewes that drop twin lambs are
more heavily drawn upon than those
that drop only one lamb. As a, gen.
eral thing, ewes that drop twin lambs
are good milk producers naturally. and
while they may be able to furnish a
sufficient amount to promote the
rapid growth In their progeny the first
few weeks, the strain is generally too
heavy. When 1t Ia desirable TO rear
two lambs TO each eve. attention must
be directed toward supplying supple
mentary food as soon as they re-
cover normal condition after Landing.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31
o IHE o
AMERICAN
LEGION.
fCopy for This Department Supplied by the
THOMAS w. MILLER
HONORED BY FIDAC

Thomas w. Miller, alien property
custodian, was elected president Of
the Fidac Federation Inter-Allies des
Anciens Combattants) at the London
congress of that international body Of
veterans OF the World war recently.
Mr.. Miller has announced that he viii
resign as alien property custodian, a
position which he has held for a num-
Der of years.
With the honor to Mr.. Miller there
came another honor to America and
to the American Legion at the con-
gress. This was in the election Of
Roy Hoffman of Oklahoma as vice
president of the organization.
In the Fidac all American veterans
of the great conflict are represented
by the American Legion. Fidac Is
composed Of 100000 veterans OF
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31


Up AmpIifier Unit.
even then they are constantly being
be the chief desire of most fans 10
add a stage OF radio frequency 10
their sets as soon as a good hookup
for same can be found
The parts necessary besides
three honeycomb coil tuner are one
amplifier tube, socket and rheostat
10 fit tube used. enc zoos MID. vari-
able condenser, one 75-turn honey
comb coil and one IO0-turn hOneycomb
coil, one neutralizing condenser, a
panel by 10 inches and Dashboard.
For the AmpIifier.
This circuit diagram is given in Fig.
!. This is the diagram for the ampli-
fer, while the circuit given in Fig. .
is the diagram for the complete circuit
amplitier and three hOneycomb coil
tuner. The circuit given in Fig. 1 is
the circuit diagram that should be
used 10 wire up the amplifier unit on
the by 10-inch panel
Before preparing the panel the two
hOneycOmb coils should be tapped
In two places. The first tap is approx
imately on the twenty-fifth turn, and
the second tap at approximately the
fifteenth turn. To do this take a turn
that seems 70 be about One-third up
from the inside of the coil and pull
IT out with knife blade. Then scrape
the insulation from this turn at the
point where it protrudes from the coil.
The 50-turn tap is prepared in the
same manner.
The 1OO-turn coil is tapped in the
center. To find the exact center OF
this coil will be rather hard, and 1t
is therefore suggested that two taps
are brought out, one each side Of the
coil at approximately the fiftieth turn
The correct one can then be found by
test when the set is operating.
The T5-turn coil is the aerial tuning
inductance for the radio frequency
ampliier. The two taps and the end
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31
Much Profit in
WellBred Bull

becomes too heavy on his feet. From
10 TO 10 pounds of silage a day with
other roughages can be fed safely
without impairing the usefulness Of
the animal.
Dairy bulls should have plenty Of
water. This matter Is often neglect
ed, especially when there Is not a
constant supply in the stall or pen
and when the bull is difficult to
handle A bull should be watered at
least once a day during the winter
and twice a day during the summer
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31

of the coil are connected TO the switch
points on the panel and the inside end
of the coil is connected directly TO the
aerial. The switch lever Is connected
TO the ground. as shown in the dia-
gram.
On the rignt-hand edge of the am
plifier panel three binding posts are
placed. One of these is connected TO
the plate, one to the "B'' battery and
one 10 the neutralizing condenser. The
battery binding posts should be
brought out on the Dashboard. the
aerial and ground binding posts being
at the left-nand end of the panel.
Switch May Be Added.
In the three honeycomb coil receiv-
er a switch may be placed in the set
TO disconnect the primary condenser
when the radio frequency amplifier is
in use or the condenser may be
shortcircuited by a piece of wire when
using the ampIifier. Whichever is
done. remember that it is necessary TO
cut the primary condenser out of the
circuit when using the amplifier.
When the radio frequency amplifier
mas been wired up according TO the
diagram in Fig. I. to test ii, II should
be connected TO the three honeycomb
coil set b. connecting the bind
ing posts on the ampiifier that are
connected 10 the plate and the neu-
tralizing condenser TO the aerial and
ground posts Of the three honeycomb
coil set. The "B" battery posts Of
rne amplifier should be connected TO
a piece of flexible wire. Then the
1OO-turn coil that was tapped In the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31
Most Important to Prevent
Animals Eating Weeds.

prepared by the United States Department
of Agrtculture)
Cocklebur plants are poisonous TO
swine, cattle, sheep and chickens, ac-
cordlng to the experimental findings
of the United States Department of
Agriculture. For a long time many
people have been convinced of the
poisonous properties of cockleburs
when eaten by live stock, but this be-
lief was not shared in by everybody,
some contending that the deaths re-
ported due to cockleburs were caused
by the mechanical action of the burs
rather than by any toxic effect of the
plant
A series of experiments carried on
by the department In the years 1920,
1921, 1922 and 1923, to determine the
poisonous character of cockleburs is
the basis of report just issued as
Department Bulletin 1874, in which
it Is concluded that the eocklebur
plant is poisonous TO swine, cattle,
sheep, and chickens. There were in
all 81 experiments with swine, IL with
sheep, II with cattle and 10 with
chickens.
To avoid the losses the most i'm
portant thing is TO prevent the ami
mails from eating the weed, says the
department. If there is a shortage
OF good forage, and animals find the
young cocklebur plants, they may
easily eat enough TO cause serious re-
suits. Feeding milk TO pigs imne-
diately after they have e-ten cookie
burs has proved TO be beneficial, prob
ably because Of the fat content Sue
cessful results may be expected also
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31
Control Grub Worms In
Corn Ground by Flowing

Grub worms are controlled by 1aI
blowing and rotation of crops. Grass
crops are most susceptible 10 them
and land thar is in grasses is most
liable TO become infested with the
worms. Therefore. when such a field
is badly infested ii should be followed
by some crop thar is not seriously in
jured by the grsIbs- They are not
particularly injurious TO wheat. II
the soil is plowed soon and sowed 70
wheat the injury from grubs next
spring viii not be very extensive.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31
Worth Knowing

A little lubricant lightly rubbed ON
the switchpoints Of the receiver will
make the arm slide easily over the
points and obviate any chance of fric-
ton wearing the points down. The
fact that it is an oil base product does
not affect the electrical contact in the
least, if anything, makes il better.
Along the same line, a drop of oil on
the bearings of the condensers makes
the rotor turn smoothly. Ii too much
is not put on
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31

in series with an ordinary dry-ceII
and the coil TO be tested. Then. upon
opening and closing one OF the con-
nectionA click should be heard in
the receivers if the winding of the
coil or winding is continuous. II no
click is heard. the winding is broken
and it should be replaced or repaired
Such a test will sometimes save
many long hours spent In. locating
trouble In a receiver.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31
Two Hookups That VIII
Interest Experimenter

In the diagram Figure the antenna
coil may be single slide tuner or any
other cOnductance with few taps. 1t
is not in inductive relation with the
secondary coil. Coupling is effected
capacitatively by means of the two
COOS variable condensers. These may
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31
Post In Massachusetts
Builds DUN Clubhouse

Methuen post Of the American
Legion at Lawrence. Mass. recently
closed a deal whereby their post ex-
chequer was enriched TO the extent Of
several thousand dollars. Nor have
they embraced the great profession
born of the Eighteenth amendment.
They merely contracted with them
selves TO build by themselves their
clubhouse for themselves. and hence
they now have a clubhouse which big
hearted contractors would have been
glad TO put up for them at some FIVE
thousand dollars more than IL cost
them by doing their own labor.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31

ing from center. To this tap connect
the negative filament return. If a
ground is used, connect at this point.
also. II volume is insufficient, connect
antenna at inside terminal Grid con-
denser and leak should be Of O6025
capacity. The tuning condenser for
the loop has capacity OF zoos. A
good low-loss yariometer should be
used in the plate circuit, or ticker
may be used In connection with small
grid coupling coil connected at point
marked New York Sun.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31
Here's Worthwhile Tip
for Laying Out Panel

II you decide TO build a set from
a printed description, it is a good
plan 70 cut piece of heavy paper
10 the exact size called for in the
panel drawing. and then to lay out the
centers of the holes used for mount
ing the instruments.
Then fasten the paper onto the face
OF the panel with clamps. and use a
center-punch and a hammer to prick
the eenters through the paper onto
the panel You will have the holes
neatly conferred and spaced exactly
right when you drill the holes and the
instruments will At correctly.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31
COCKLEBUR PLANT is QUITE
POISONOUS TO ALL ANIMALS

grease, lard and hnzeed oil are used
as remedies.
While the burs may produce some
mechanical injury and while the seeds
are very poisonous, stock poisoning,
the department concludes, is caused
by feeding on the very young plants
before the development of true leaves.
A copy of this bulletin may be had
upon request, as long as the supply
lasts, from the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington,
d. C.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31
Testing Coil Winding
for an Open Circuit

Sometimes a radio set fails to func-
ton on account of broken connec-
ton IN one Of the transformer wind
in:ss or in one Of the tuning-coil wind
ings.
An easy way to detect an open cir
cult Is TO connect a telephone receiver
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31
Invests in Lung Motor

The Portsmouth (va-) post OF the
Legion recently promoted a fund to
purchase lung motor to he used In
reviving persons taken out Of water,
gas victims and others whose lives
might be saved by forced inhalations
Of oxygen
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31

wiIlie-Mother. may talk like a
soldier7
wllie's Mother-why. yes. dear, IL
you want TO.
Then. d-n II. shove the butter over
here v'-Ameriean Legion Weekly.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31

One of the unfortunate character
isrics of radio fan is his reverend
ing search for ''the set" In conduct
ing this search he tries many hookups.
both freak and standard. and inyari-
ably ends up by using one of the old
standbys, such as the three honey
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31

J. Fred johnson, commander Of the
Alabama department OF the American
Legion. was recently appointed spe-
cial assistant attorney general Of Ala
bama-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31

For minimum resistance an induc-
lance should have a ratio OF 2.46:I
between the diameter and the length
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-31
BY c. 1. INeRAHAM

(Edited Merchandsng)
Evening star., 1924-05-25
BARGAIN. BY OWNER

5-rm: mod. bung.; Princeton ave, Bon Air
Hgts. ya.-W. q q. u. Rwy., 2 blks.: Viva
Rwy. blks.; 80 min. to city $500 cash
S3S so mo. Price, $500. X. l.. BUMGARNER
o ROOMS AND BATH. NEW BUNGALOW,
corner lot, $3.50
rooms and hath. attic and basement fin
ished: 1h-acre lot; shade, fruit grapes; near
kensington; 50 600.
rms. & baths; large porches: double gar:
fruit, berries grapes complete sub. homie;
near electric and steam roads: S9, 800.
H. w. WANNER & CO..
OPEN SUNDAY
Kensingtop. Md Kens 10
Evening star., 1924-05-25
w. {. DUNALI..
1410 II ST. NV. Main s4iS.

PETWORTH-S8, ,35O-Terms.
Beautiful brick home near
Saul's Addition, containing six
bright and cheerful rooms and
tiled bath, hot-water heat and
electric lights, hardwood foor>.
Kitchen is very attractive and
equipped with built-in ice box
and cold-storage pantry. Large
yard to alley: plenty of room
for garage. Phone us for in
spection. q
NORRIS CAFRITZ CO.. Inc.
l416 X Street. Main 61Z
Evening star., 1924-05-25
10th STREET HIGHLANDS.
S13,25O-TERMS.

Just off 10th St, a beautiful
home, containing 6 large rooms,
built OF tapestry brick; a
porches, including a large con-
crete front porch and two sleep
ing porches. Hardwood floors
throughout first and second
floors, instantaneous hot-water
heater, tiled bath with built-in
tub and fixtures, two showers,
hot-water heat and electric
lights with beautiful fixtures,
outside pantry with built-in ice
box. Attic over entire house.
This is, without question, the
best buy in this section. Do not
fail to inspect.
MORRIS CAFRITZ CO.. Inc,
l4lo * Street. Main 617.
Evening star., 1924-05-25
NORTHEAST-S5,75O.
TERMS.

A very nice brick home, CON
tanning six rooms and bath.
Deep lot to alley. with room for
garage. Owner has purchased 1
larger home i'll the northwest
and is anxious to sell. The house
is in Al condition. Convenient
to two car lines and near Lin,
coin Park. The price and term>
are right. Phone Us for inspcc-
ton.
MORRIS CAFRIT/ co, Inc,
l4l6 * Street. Main Oh.
Evening star., 1924-05-25
WANTED-sUBURBAN PRoP'TY

SUBJ RBAN APARTMENT OR BUNGALOW
rooms; mudern; for 1 months. Must he near
car line. quiet location and reasonable. Ad-
dress Box lis. Star office.
LARGE HOUSE, ABOUT II ROOMS MOD
ern. with some acreage. suitable for chill
dren's home. Columbia 1872
WANTED-THREE OR FOUR ROOM APART.
ment. mtsern conYenienceS. on electric line
Address BON .T2-R office
Evening star., 1924-05-25

BUNGALOW. : ROOMS AND R1Tu
PORCH. HwD. FLOORS OPEN STAIR
nASE uH TO Ok LARGE ATTIG S lot ,:r1I 20 ~ 139
nE0NED STREET-A VERY ATTRACTIVE
BUNGALOW
Evening star., 1924-05-25
friendship Heiphts
BLOOMlNGDALE-$7.5OO
TERMS.
For Sale 10 Colored.

iOI .DdlC ~ AolOl GU
A seven-room brick home i'll
hrst-class condition. Occupied
by owner, who will give imme-
diate possession. This property
is priced at least $1,000 below
the market price. The rooms
are very large and conveniently
arranged. If you are looking for
a home, do not miss this one.
Phone us for inspection.
MORRIS CAFRITZ CO.. Inc.
l4l6 X Street. Main OH.
Evening star., 1924-05-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

PETW0RTH-l209 SHEPHERD ST; SIX
rooms, bath, elec. light, h.-w.h., garage; deep
lot: $6.975. Owner
BY OWNER-NEw GROOM BRICK HOUSE,
screened. weatherstripped, tile bath. built in
ice box: rear porches g,assed and screened !;
2.car garage. Col. 6S0s-W, Sunday or eve
nings.
9 ROOMS AND BATH. TAPESTRY RRICK.
all modern improvements; l square new East
ern; owner leaving city, will sell reasonably.
Owner. 11O 18th st. Sc.
NV. OWNER, 7-RM.. MODERN, DETACH-
ed. twostory attic house; garden. chicken
houses. garage. paved alley. West 29S0W.
sIX ROOM BRICK HOrsE, NEAR sth AND
+. Cap; first commercial zone: cheap; get in
first L. +. LUsRY. 723 Z. Cap.
: Il. AND H., H.-W H., ELEC.; 2-CAR GAR.
Also 4-apt. house. near j.. Cap. and 7th terms
easy. l.. F. LUSBY. 723 f. Cap.
N.W.-6 ROOMS, BATH, GRUvER BUILT:
ami: attractive front and double rear
p0rches- screened built-n garage: convenient
TO 14th st. ears and 18th st. bus Adams 1879.
REAL VALUE. HOME OR INvEsTMENT: q
large corner lot in ne 81. $50, easy terms
Owner Address Box 22s II, Star office.
AT ENTRANCE To ROCK CREEK Park
: rooms. baths, sleeping porcheS, deep
lot and garage; all modern improvements. well
Owner. aoI8 Park rd,
FOR SALE, CoLORED-lOa2 LAMONT 81.
NV: house 10 rooms: h. VIII elpc Immedi-
ate pOss. =. II. ROSE. Phone Potomac 81. oG'
LEAVING TOWN, OWNER MUST SELL
rooms, brick year old; porches. built-in
bath and shower. rooms. l porch rented
apt, SiJ per mo. Bargain for quick sale.
Oil Hamilton St NV. Col j0s6 w.
s24 OTIS PL N.W.-8 II. AND b.. ELEC.
light, h-wh., col. brick; large, bright rms.
Price, $500, easy terms. Owner on premises.
FOR QUICK SALE. S3,60O.5O BY OWNER.
leaving town; 6-room house. almost one acre.
poultry house and yard. shed, fine we'll, gar
den, shade. Great Falls line subdivision: 20
minutes 10 ROssyn
1i12 belmont ST. NV.
FOR COL0RED-HOBART PI.. NEAR SHER-
man ave; r. " b., col br, h.-a.b. paved
alley. Price. $4,000: 1000 cash. bal. easy.
See Mr.. COLEMAN, basement 1416 81. NV.
Evening star., 1924-05-25
FOR SALE-HOUSEs.

MODERN GROOM BRICK, GARAGE, TWO
sell for 7soo. Place @ Is tg readily fIsn worth @
this buys GRoGAS Really 1'e cd pef:Sn sol iass Me-
Gill bldg. Main 1881.
WEBSTER ST NEAR GEORGIA AVE. s
rooms and bath; garage space: semi idetached;
price S1O5O0; terms UNION REALTY
C0RPN. Main Si15.
BRICK HOUSE NORTHWEST sECTION-I1
f@pier M ayas yaa For
JUST OFF EAST CAPITOL, NEAR LINCOLN
Park Modern home OF large rooms with
tiled bath and built-in fixtures: colonial front
and electricity: sta. tubs and lavatory: hard
WOOD Hoors ana trim; closets In every room
and halls. This house has frontage Of 90
feet. making all rooms exceptionally large and
roomy. IL is metal weatler-strpped and
screened throughout; also awnings. full par
ticulnrs by addressing Box 17-R. Star office.
ROOMS. BATH. LAY. SERVANT ROOM
l.. W GRo0MEs. ills 81.
IRVING ST Mr. 1ith NW.-SI 800 CASH
second and third floors over $3.50 monthly
leaving first floor, including bath. for owners
,%rG9pan,g; 10 .' r: s and b. brown pressed
lights: h.-w.h.; Pittsburg inst hot-watcr
heater: double rear porches; garage space;
possession. Asking price sl5.5O0; consider
renting TO reliable party at sl45 month. Ad-
dress Box 106-R. Star office.
ATTRACTIVE GROOM DETACHED HOUSE,
modern throughout; large yard: garage; CON
yenient location in 18th st. Terrace: value,
Sl2.5O0: subject 10 reduction for large cash
payment. Address OWNER 1928 Hamilton
ST. NV. Phone Col. 9sl7. 25s
NEAR GRANT CIRCLES LARGE ROOMS
tile bath, ami, parquet floors. 3 porches, 20
II. wide. deep lot price, 50, $50: terms
OWNER. Adams 20Ti. 25s
CoLORED $3.50 CASH. EASY TERMS. POS
sessions rooms, tile bath, near Florida ave.
and y. Capitol: price. 81. $50 Phone OWNER
Adams 201i; will consider trade with cash. 25*
3l1l y 81 N.W.-PRlCE. $4,000.
ROOMS. BATH, SPACE FOR GARAGE
Evening star., 1924-05-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
COLORED.

central northwest-6 rooms and bath good
Yards. large porch Price for quick sale
$3.50; $50 cash.
Downt0wn-s rooms and bath. cellar. excel
lent location. room for garage. Only s.. 800.
with 81 900 cash
Evening star., 1924-05-25
CHEVY CHASE HOME.

Colonial center-hall home of seven rooms
and tiled bath, just being completed on sixty-
foot lot. one block west of Connecticut avenue
No. 1l5 West Underwood ST. Large living
room with fireplace, four bedrooms with six
closets second floor Hardwood throughout
Delightful concrete front porch with shade
trees Garage. Priced remarkably low
auams oobl. 25s
Evening star., 1924-05-25
ONLY So $50

Combination living room and dining room,
2 bedrooms; kitchen, gas and electricity: front
porch screened Mrs. WIEIAND. 300 Claren-
don ave-, Clarendon. Va. or Clar. 63S-J1.
Evening star., 1924-05-25

YOU II VTPUKTT My.
Owner must sell Groom brick, ami.
h.-w.h.. front and double porches, brick
garage. Small cash payment, easy terms;
price right One block from IIth 81. Eve
ningS. 1872 Parkwood pl NV. ~
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN HoME-JACkSON
st. ne: r. Lot 5Ox1Ju: fruit; garage. Ad
dress BOX a73R Star office ~.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1924-03-06
Lenten Services at
St. James Church

During the season of Lent the fol-
lowing is the schedule of services to
be held in st. James church:
Tuesday at 4:30.
Wednesday at 1880 P. M. The
Rev. H. A. Wiley, of Griffin, will
peach next Wednesday night.
Holy Communion on Thursday at
IL o'clock.
Friday the hour will be 4:30. Sub
ject on March 7th "The Spirit of
Power"
Next Sunday night there will be
the annual congregational meeting in
the church at 1880.
The services on the Lords days
during Lent will be at the usual
hours.
Right to life, liberty and the pur-
suit of happiness should entitle a
man to his own individual blood pres
sure.-Toledo Blade.