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New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

ed during the past week. All of tho delegates and the pastors expressed their admiration of the hospitality given them by Mcrid"n and New Britian.
 In the afternoon session the St. Joh1Ss Italian Evangelical Lutheran church Of West Hobokcn, x. ]. Of which Rev. A. Bongar2ono is pastor, was released to the English District Of the Missouri Synod.
 The time and plac" Of the next convention was left to the discrc- ton Of the president of the district, Rev. Mir. Birkncr Of Boston.
 Those nominated for the Board Of Control Of Concordia College at Rron&yilIc, x. Y. wcrc Rev. Arthur Rrunn: r. Orcrbock, II. Holthorf, and II. Schroeder; Rev. T. Kcyl, Dr. HecEcl, Mr. C. Pallmeyer, and MT. Sclle.
 Those nominated for the Board of Electors were: Rev. Otto Si"kor, Key. Thao, A. C. Stocgc, Martin Walker Christ. Kuchn, and r. G.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Bible Student Will
 Study in the Orient

Baltimore, May 1G-(AP) - Dr. Raymond p. Doughcr'y, professor Of Biblical literature at Boucher col lcgr has been appointed annual professor of the American schools of Oriental research at Jerusalem and BaGdad for 1o@5-2G. He has been grant5d years leave Of ab- scnco hy the local instituion, and will leave for the ncar cast inc lat t"r par, Of July.
 Ir. Doughorty said his work will include loc'urjng and field work along archaeological lines, with special time given to study Of the 'opogra pRy of the land and an cX- animation Of mounds with the pos simI1yot idcnffying sites of ancient cites. The Hcw appointce is well known for his work in the trans,a- ton of Bahylonlan tablets.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Film (Swcdlsh)

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Young mons class at inc same time. Morning worship at II q. m, Rev. John Mathcus will preach. Faro- well service by the Young Peoples society at p, m. for Rev, Mr. Matheus, who will leave shortly for Sweden. Rev. NIr. Peterson will preach at the evening service al : o'clock.
 Tuesday evening at 7:45 o'clock the Foreign mission circle will meet al the home of Mir. and Mrs. Gus tavo Wcstman, TAO East street,
 Thursday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock the Ladies Aid society will meet with Mrs Jason Barrett, at Foxon place. At 7:4j ?. m. the mid week prayer service will be held.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
FELT HARD KNOCKS
John Pye smith in "Thc Paupcr Millionaire" at south Church To- morrow Evening.
morrow Evening.

The picture 10 be shown at the South Congregational church tomor- TOW night, The puuper Miliion- aire." is tho story of Wcalthy man who learned human charity in the hard school of hunger and Priva- tion.
 John Pyc Smith had d theory that loafors starved; men worked. II a man was hungry it was because he was lazy,
 Smith always took it for granted flat hc could depend on his money and what it could buy to provide for his every want.
 Fortune guided him through d SC rics of unexpected events which loft the American millionaire with theo- ries exploded aud changed views Of human nature in general.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
HUNTER WINS BOWLING /
 CHAMPIONSHIP AT Y. ".
Takes Two Cut Of Three From Glacscr and Is Grown King
 Of Alleys.

The finals of the Y NJ, C. A. bowl ing tournament were played last night. Hunter and Art. Glacser were the two survivors from the semi finals and they were both primed for some classy work. Hunter cap turcd the first match with 9S and then cascd up nnl Glacser came strong for q win in the second. The third and deciding match saw { point win by Hunter. The scores were:
 y,untrr Fl, S4, SV
 Gaesor 9S. 7S, 92
 The champion was prcscnted with a scal-skin bill-foid and car3-case'
 Another prize awaits the play off between Charlie Miller and Goodrich who are each tied for singles with d 1lG string. This prize is d gold-fillcd pencil
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Sollt h

I'auan department Of the church school at 9;30 a, m. Worship Of the Italian mission at the Hunter road community house 10;50 a. m, Be- ginn,r's department Of church school and morning worship at lo;t5 a, m. sermon, "'rhe Mystery of Iilr." Address to juniors, Mir TOTS" Church school at 12;1O D. m, Assyrian worship at 9;30 p. m. Church school Of the Italian mis- sion at tho Hunter road community house al D, m. Worship of the Italian mission at the South church at 7:3o D. m. Evening worship, mo- ,ion picture, "A Paupcr Mllion- ajrc." ut 7:45 ?. In.
 Monday -- Meeting o' the stand ing committee in the church office at 7;45 ?. m.
 Tuosday--Mccting of the Assyrian womcn's sewing club at , D. ma and Of Troop ?, Boy Scouts at 7:l5 ?. m,
 "Wednesday - Sessions of the Central Association of Congrcga- uonal ,hurchrs.
 Thursday -- Italian mothers meeting at Hunter road community house at ?, m. Weekly sewing meeting of the Young Womon's de- partmcnt at 3:3o p. m,
 Friday -- Meeting of the Rifle club at D. m, the Cir Scouts at 1 IL ?. m., and social for the first three grades of the church school, n,crmcdiate department, al 7;3O p. m
 Saturday - Library hour at th" Hunter road community house.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Religious Items

] Rev. Theodore A. Greene, pastor of che First Congregational church, will speak on "What Shall We Say of Genesis Today?' at the meeting Of the Young Peoples society to- 'm0rrow evening. This subject IS one of series Of four talks on the mod orn interpretation Of the Bible which Mr. Green" has been requested to make by the society. At the close Of the address there will be a dis Cusslon and Mir, Greene will answer questions,
 The Mems Bible class of the First Congregational church will discuss plans tomorrow for the future con- duct Of tho class. Louis r. SIade will preside at The meeting.
 The First Congregational church will give d reception 10 Rev and Mrs, Theodore A. Greene in the par sonago on Monday evening, May 25.
 A. H. Parker will lead the Young Pronle's meeting at the First Bap- 'is' church tomorrow evening. The suu.ort win bo "Thc Church's Plan O. NsorI'ug"
 The Young Woman's Swing guild Of tn" First Baptist church will give 0n entertainment al N o'clock Wcd- nC lay evening"
 The Priscilla club oC thc German Hap'lsr church will meet on Monday rNfning d 'ho home of A. Eich- sta~dc Of @73 Cherry street.
 The Young Peoples meeting at the E'im Swedish Baptist church tomor- row afternoon will be in the form o' a farewell 10 Roy. heus. who vii return 70 SweIcn soon.
 The Foreign Mission circle will meet on Tuesday evening al ,he 1 homo of Mrs. Gustaye Wcstman. . 7io East street.
 The I.adios' Aid socjcty Of the Him Swedish Baptist church will hold meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Jason Rarr"tt os Tozon place.
 The Friendship club of the Trin- ivy N. F.. church will hold a basket lunch and important business meet ing at { o'clock Monday evening.
 4 social tna of th" Woman's Home Missionary society VII he hold on Tuosday afternoon at -ho home Of Mrs A. r. Marsh, 4 Greenwood streCt.
 The losing sIde in The recent at- tendance contosr hold by the Wom- ans Hone Missionary socictv Of t.o Trmfy N. F. church will furnish a .9nchoon for rhc entire society st ] 2 2I o'clock Wednesday noon.
 The sanding commute of the S5u'h Congregational church will iarrt in inc church office at 7:45 or.ook Monday eyonnc.
 There will be a social at 7:30 o'clock Friday evening for the chil- dren in the first three grades of the intermodiate department of the South Congregational church.
 Rev. J. E. Hul,een of Hartford. and Rev. Vireolius Ferm of West Haven will proach al the missionary meeting at the First Lutheran church Tuesday evening. Mr. Fern is the son Of Rev. o w. Term. for m"r pastor Of the local church.
 The hrothorho0d of the First Lutheran church will hold ifs monthly meeting Thursday evening a' o'clock. Rev q. F.. Pih1. pastor o' tha Swedish Bethany church. will speak
 Eov nr. s. C. 0hmsn. formor pas for Of tho First Lutheran church. will speak et tho morning srrtira al that church on Sunday, May A.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

The confirmation class of St Johns German Lutheran church wln be examined at 10:45 o'clock tomor- row morning,
 The annual meeting Of the con- gregation Of the Reformation Luth- "ran church will be held at $ o'clock Wednesday evening. The business session will be followed by q social hour
 s. F. Dins1ale Of New York city will preach at the International Bible students association meeting tomorrow morning. Tomorrow aft crnoon he will lecture on Time of Dcliyeranco," al Ozley assembly hall, SOuthington.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
PASTOR STEEGE IS COLLEGE DIRECTOR
Elected to COnCOrdia Board al
 Lutheran Convention

The Lutheran Convention of the Atlantic District of the Missouri synod, which has been in convention at St Johns Lutheran church on Liberty street, Mcridcn adjourned yesterday afternoon
 Before adjournment the Convcn- ton by unanimous vote resolved 10 officially thank the Lutheran con grcgations anu their pastors and teachers of MCriden and New Britain, for their hospitality extend
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
SI-ppER pOSTPONED

The "Dutch Supper" planned hH the Blue army of ENcryman's Bible class as d testimonial 10 the retiring officers and reception 10 the new, has ben postponed from May @2, to Thursday May 9S, An interesting program is heinz arranged.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Stanley Memorial

Young peoples department of the church school, 10 a. m. Morning worship at 10:45 a, m. Sermon by tho pastor Rev. k. x. Gilman, "Tifo's Iandicaps." Members Of the Mems club will he guests and will occupy front center pcws. Junior, primary and beginners depart meu,s of The church school at F noon,
 Tuesday -- Troop 13, Boy scouts meets at 7;&0 p. m.
 Wednesday - Ladies Aid so- cicty, social meeting, 2.30 r m.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Ess AMONG THE CHURCHES AND THEIR PEOPLE 2
z iE# aEsN.

Vcrwcihc; Rev. Nj, L. Steup, F. Il I.mdcmann, S. F. Chaser, j. k. Ey Horst, F. Totzke.
 Delegates elected to attend tho Synodical Conference 10 he held in the summer of 1926 at St. Louis. Mo. were the Rev. John IT. Volk and teacher Oscar Gotsch, Rev, II. Wchmcyer and n layman to be ap- pointed hy St. Johns Lutheran church of Mcriden were elected as atcrnatcs.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Methodist Churches

Womans Bible class and church school at 9;30 6. III. Morning serv- ice at 10:45 a. m., sermon, The Pharisee and the Publican Ep- worth league at D. m. leader, Rev. W. II. AIderson. Evening scrv- ice at 7;15 o'clock. sermon by the pastor, Thomas the Believer"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
MRS. WATERMAN TO SING
Has Been With One Church in Hart ford For 20 Ycars-Sung in Many Parts of Country.

Mrs. Laura NJ, Waterman, So- prano so}oist Tt Emmanuel church in Hartford for the past 20 years, will sing al Trinity Methodist church tomorrow evening, She has done considerable concert singing in many parts of the country. The program will be as follows:
 Jesus Lover Of My Soul"
 "TcaCh Me O Lord BisChoss. "Those Are They" Gaurs Holy
 City.
 Come Unto Him." Gounod. "Hearkcn Unto Mo- Stevenson.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Congregational Churches
First

Church school at 10;3o a, m, Morning worship, preaching by Rev. Theodore X, Greene, Il a. m. Mems Bible class at 12:l5 D. m. Armenian service at 3 ?, m. Y. r. $, meeting at ?. m, Speaker, Rev. T. A. Greene
 Wednesday - English class for Armenians 6, D, m.
 Thursday - Armenian Bible class at p. m, Girl Scouts al 4.3O D. m.
 Friday - Boy Scouts at 7.30 p. m.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Reformation

Sunday-1O a. m, services. 11:15 a. m, Sunday school
 Tuesday evening, inc catcchctical class will meet at the parsonage at 7;&0 o'clock.
 Wednesday evening, annual con- gregational meeting at s o'clock. A soriaI hour will follow the business session.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
German

Sunday school al 9;3o d. m, Service in English at lo:&0 q. m. service in German at 7;3O D. m.
 Meeting of the Priscilla club Mon day evening at the residence of A. EIrhstacdt, g73 Cherry street,
 Class in religious instruction Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
 Prayer meeting in German Thursday evening al o'clock.
 Boy Scouts meet Friday evening.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Lutheran Churches
 First

Sunday morning service at 1D:20 o'clock will be in English. sunday school al noon. Evening service in swedish at 7:5O o'clock. The pastor Will preach at both services.
 Missionary meeting Tuesday eve ming al o'clock.
 Meeting Of inc brotherhood at s ?. m, Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Baptist Churches
First

First
 Hihle school at 9:45 a. m. Morn ing worship al 1Q;i5, sermon by Rev. William Ross. Subject, "Tho Deepening Of Spiritual Life" Young peoples meeting at D. m. Leader, A. II. Parker. Subject, The Church's Plan of Recruiting
 Monday ESQ ?. m,, Boy Scouts Wednesday, ?. m. -- Entertain m,nt hy thc Young Womcn's Sew ing cuild, "A Musical Nomancc.' Thursday - Midwcck service at T:45 p. m
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
TO MEET HERE
Central Association of 'Congrcga- grrgational Churches to Held Ses' sions at south Church.

The Central Associations of Con- grrgatiOnal churches wills hold Its spring meeting at the South church, thj; city, on Wednesday, May goth. At the afternoon session which starts at $500 o'clock, Rev, William Will Hams will be in charge of the de- yotional service. F, B. Bassette Will give the report of the missionary committee, Rev. A. Hcininger, will spoal; on "The Future of Christian Education in China" and Rev. Y. A. Greene will deliver the Association Sermon. This will be followed at G:00 D. m. by the dinner and social hour, when Rev. Ralph II. Rowse will speak on "The Congregational Young Peoples Conference" and r. l.. Fay of the South church will talk on The Connecticut Summer school of Religious Education" The eve ming session will be opened at 7:45 by Rev. Grove Ekins, and the ad- dresses will be given by Roy. Willis II. Butler of the Asylum Hill Con- grcgational church, Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

decided to try it and now 1 can do all kinds of work sewing, washing, ironing and sweeping. Hive on a farm and have five in the family so am busy most of the time. recommend the Vegetable Compound to my friends and hope my letter will help some one to take your medicine. '- Mrs. WALTER E.ANDERsON, Box 27o, Rargelcv. Maine.
 Over 200, o10 women have SO far piled to our question, " Have you received benefit from taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound?"
 98 out of every 100 of the replies say "Yes, and because the Vegeta- ble Compound has been helping other women it should help you. For sale by druggists everywhere.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
St. John g

sunday - S:30 a. m.. English service. 9;30 a. m., Sunday school. 10;45 a. m, examination Of the confirmation class.
 Monday and Wednesday - 4:15 D. m, confirmation class.
 Monday - ?. m., Junior Luther
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
UNDERWOOD MIGHT RTTIKr

Washington May rr-uscar W. Underwood, senator from A"t#3oa and a candidate for 'h" asno@-.... presidential r0uira-ion hotor-. too national ooHyonIou.. IS caoN..uu- the question o' re'rl-g "o. Ee o'- Bee when lis '~rm ,>o.r- On N.. . {, 192r. E'rt.rds O. S'"a'.r ..l..- wood today sail ;t4t .Is n'n.o.s5 .s- clination is 10 rfur~ l." Mat :. would follow IT,. vtsn'> O +.a S .u- porters and should 'hnr 1...- .
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Peoples S

l'tOpIc
 sunday -- lQ;45 a. mo preaching by the pastor subject; The Great Conspiracy" F, noon, Sunday school session. GOO p. m, Young Peoples meeting. 700 p. n, preaching by the pastor, subject: "Tho Lost Chord"
 Tuesday - 7;45 p, mo preimi- nary meeting for missionary con- Ncntion.
 "Wednesday - 1O:OO a. m, 200 D. m., and TOO p. m, convention. Thursday -- 10;00 a. m., goo D. m,, and zoo ?. mr convention. Speakers: Miss Christabcl Pank- hurst, EngIand Baroness Lcja dc- Torninon, Russia, Mrs, Myrtle Knapp, Africa, and others.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
SUFFERED
 TWO YEARS
Finally Relieved by Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound, Says
 Mrs. Anderson
Rangeley, Maine. Lydia E. Pink ham Vegetable Compound helped me

greatly yforpalnsln
 the sides and back, h ca d a c h e S and
 tired feelings. l
 suffered twoyears
 and it seemed as
 though l could not get my work done
 from one day to
 the next. After reading letters from others who had dtaken the Veg l etable Compound
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
International Bible Students Assn.

Junior Bible class. 10 a. m. Ser mon by s. F. Dinsdale of New York city at 1O:45 a. m, Mir. DinsdaIe will lecture at the OxIcy assembly hall, Southington, at 3 o'clock. His subject will be, Time of Deliver ance."
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

league,
 Thursday ~-- 7.S0 p, m, German service in remembrance. of Chrisrs ascension. S:3O p, nf., Mems society.
 Saturday - S:30-11;30 a, mo German school.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
St. Marks Church

St. Marks Church
 Fifth Sunday after Easter-7;30 u. m,. holy communion. 9;3O Il. m. church school. 11;00 a, m, morn ing prayer and sermon, G:OO D m., Young Peoples fellowship.
 Ascension Day - G:30 q. m, holy communion. 9:30 a. m., holy com- munion. 7;30 p. m. choral evening prayer and sermon.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
TO VISIT BAPTIST CHURCH

Nm.'rs cf F. -rymao'e Blblo
 #ss VI" rr'| t-.t- mr;.-e at tle .". H0p''s. r..r.a tomorrow ..t.n..-' r.u@ a' 2 u a. m. and n...' lu i..E to t.o Baptist .....o. N3.. William Ross Will .n.. Of.cets will he "onrcd.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
\ IL l.. I.On

Preaching by tho pastor at 10;4j u. m. But as truly as live, all the earth shall be tilIcl with the glory of the Lorl' sunday school at 12;3O D. m Christian Endeayor Ht t:@0 D. m, Preaching by the pas tor at 7:45 D, m. 'Dopart l pray thee from the tents Of these wicked mou."
 Trustees meeting Monday eve uinE.
 Prayer and class meeting Tues day evening.
 l'ri1ay evening, instruction meet ing hy the pastor and the new con- Ncrts and all who desire 10 attend.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Christian Science

Christian Science
 Sunday service at 1O;45 a. mo subject, "Mortals and Immortals." " Sunday school at 9:i5 q. m,
 Wednesday evening meeting at s o'clock,
 The reading room, Room 504 Ma 'ional Bank building, is open 10 the public daily from 12 noon until 4 o'clock except Sundays and holi- days.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
Religious Activities and (Ubers to lVor$bip

Special music
 Monday--Sunsmuo society meets in the church al 2;So ?, m. Church membership class at 1 D. m, Friond- ship club at p, m.
 Tuesday - ", II. M S. tea at home of Mrs. A. r. Marsh Phil athra class supper at G;S0 D, m, Boy Scouts at 1,l5 ?. m. Class meeting al 1;4j P. m
 "Wednesday -- W, r, NJ, S. lunch- con at l@33o D, m. Choir rehearsal at 7:30 p, m,
 Thursday - Prayer service at 7;45 D. m.
 Friday -- Choir rohoarsa, at 7:3O D. m,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16
SCCOnd AlNcn

sunday -- 10:45 a. m,, Sunday morning service with sermon by the pastor: "Toachablencss." l2:O5 D. ma Sunday school, 7OO ?, m. cvc- ming service with sermon: "Jobs second Trial"
 Thursday evening - 7;5O o'clock, Bible study.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

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New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
AN AIRNIlII STOP AT IIARTEORD

Tn" plan 10 make Hartford an airmaI stop for the itne 10 be es- tablishcd in short timo between New York and Boston will meet with the approval of people in this part Of Connecticut, The govcrn- mon"s Iccision has not yet hecn an- nounc,d, but it is believed likely, if there is 10 he any stop between Boston and New York, the ono cuos.u uH b, lI,ntrorI as thp air hno is 10 be over tms section of ro0urcrrW.
 Oc course. every city h, tween the INo mnrorou would like 70 be an aiuoml stop; and New Britain per naps ts no durmt than the re- moud,r. Hut 'acls and rrohabiIi- r.s mG-t nu lac'd and lIarriords situation. f,cntirs and production o N.>t,m mml NIl he the deter m"Jue iac'ur al 'ms umo.
 Tua -o>,umont has trt It be h..nn D.-t the New England air- mm route vu no, be intended for bt',rs To NyN York or Boston, but for a,surn malI only. If enough western mail can bo produced in ,flur Boston Or Hartford to iustt- 'y tus rutr, if is a good one; bat if tLpl, Ia noi enough western mall produced iu either place 10 iustiy the rulr. there seems no sound rca- sou for harrlng other mail so long as sanders are willing 10 pay inc rAiJa mrmall rate. CT course, there is enough wrsterr mail produced in 3os,ou or Hartford 10 load the air pHurs Io the limit, but it must be remembered that 10 he sent ,ia th" sky route mail must bear extra stamps; anl so far there has mo- onpr, hrcu an oseu~h"lminG do- sire tp pay 'Atta for inc strrrail serIce and tcay planes haze been
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

If tho Pennington avenue line Is changed 10 bussrs as has been an ticipatcl for some time, the rascst- mcnt in tracks, IT they arc scr- mtttcd 10 remain in the street beds, will be q dead weight loss, From this wc Aayo un inkIing of the cX- peuses bearing down upon the com pany from which competing bus lines arc free, Tho cost Of tho total oI abandoned tracks owned hy the company but unproductiNc and q waste, must be d startling sum, and Is included in the item of in, est mcut" and must be carried upon the company's lcdgcrs. The other lines, Including tho husscs, must contribute 10 carrying this invest mcut waste In no other line of bus mess is there possibility Of such d percentage Of unmoductiye invest mont as in the trolley business; abandoned track mileage must he pad for and it is the fares on non abandoned lines that have to con tribute 10 such payments,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01

fully loaded, according to the gov crnmcnt reports,
 Tho experiment al Hartford, if 1t comes. will he watched here with interest and no doubt there win be many occasions when the business and manufacturing interests Of the city will be glad Of the opportunity 10 lake advantage Of tho possibility of airmail service to tho west. The present system of sending airmail l"it"rs an1 parcels by railroad to New York before they get hoistcd upon the planes has not proved very satisfactory the difference in lime Of delivery in Chicago or the west, compared with regular mall bearing special delivery stamps be- ing insufficient
New Britain herald., 1925-07-01
25 Fears Ago Today

The Womams club, through its civic committee, has issued d cir cular calling attention to the ordi- nances relating to the dcposlting of loose papers and rubbish on the city streets. The circular makes q plea for clean streets
 Bob Muir won the 10Q-yards event at the Labor Union games in Hartford yesterday. r. Il. Corbctt won tho 100 yards sack race and r. T. Callahan was third in the pole vault and the weight throw. E. C. Thayer won the 2:45 wheel race. in which J. r. Brannigan was third.
 Andrew RObb and George Mitchell attended 8 meeting of representa- tiVcs from the order of Scottish Clans in Bridgeport yesterday, when plans were made fer the state con- Ncntion. Tho New Britain men sc- cured very fair transportation rates.
 Mrs. Charles A. Johnson and Mrs. A. E. Frost will leave Saturday for Short Beach, where they will spend tn" rest of the summer.
 Otto Leopold, Christian krcch, and Curt Bartclmcs, who were { booked for Europe on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, received their money back from the company, as accommodations could not be fur nIShed them, and they sailed yes terday on the St, Louis.
 The postmaster has under con. Sidcration the reduction of mounted mail carriers from two to one. He plans 10 take the team away from Wallace Haley and give him route closer 10 the center. The entire outside section will then be left for Carrier Whiteley, who will then carry the white mans burden with a vengeance.
 It required II innings to settle the i question of supremacy between Russell X Erwin and Landers at Electric Field yesterday afternoon, inc latter team winning out by 5-4. Bonctant, Rcmpp and Lcaney of the losers each got three hits. Chute Was hit hard bur kept the blows scattered, while the winners punched their Saf"tics off Lcancy. Camp bell and Dcgnan made two-basc hits.
 Walter Adams is disposing of his livery business in the rear of the I'""'oh Branch. The stable has boon rrntcl tO Dan Andnrsnn-