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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-06-11
BELGIUM NAMES COMMISSION
Delegation 10 Visit v. Q. In July 10
Negotiate Basis FOR esttiswsnt.

Neooxinto baeis Sor oettieKTnt.
Washington--An official comma
sion appointed by the Belgian gov
eminent TO negotiate with American
authorities for the settlement OF the
war debt owed tho United States will
visit this country In July.
The Belgian government advised
Washington authorities the commits
sion would be headed by Former
Premier Theunis, and the head Of tho
Bank Of Belgium.
Premier Theunis is not now I'm
Belgium and the departure OF tho
commission for the United States will
await his return to Brussels.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-06-11
NEW NOTE CITES 10 FAILURES
Demands Suppression Of General STAR,
Qsd,,rfIon NJ polloe

Demands Suppression OF General SIAN,
Reduction Of Police.
London Germany has failed In
thirteen conditions to comply with the
disarmament requirements Of the
Versailles treaty. declares the allied
note to Germany. the text Of which
was given out here.
In order to obtain the evacuation OF
the Cologne area, Germany must,
among other things, suppress the
present general stan and reduce the
number of German police from 100000
to 100000.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-06-11
THos. MARSHALL is BURIED
War Vice President Laid to Rest In
Simple Service st indianapolis.

indianapolis. Ind. - The body OF
Thomas Riley Marshall. whose gen.
tie appeals for more kindness and
liberation endeared him to the nation
lies In the same crematory wherein
rests the body OF James whitcomb
Riley. another Hoosier who touched
American hearts through his Poems
Of homely strains. Both men giftsf in
the art OF weaving words into en-
pressions OF wholesome sentiE-ents
lie not far apart on the rolling Slopes
Of Crown hiil.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-06-11

The sheriff seems to have
raked in a rough looking lot"
said a stranger at a recent ses-
sion of court, what are they,
bootleggers?" "Oh. no." replied
a bystander, that's just the
grand jury"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-06-11
.. S. MARKET REPORT
washington, d. G., for week sndinu

Warrington, ID. c., for week ending
June ). isas
DAIRY PRODUCTS: Butter markets
continued Arm during the week enoing
storage. Quality. 10 very satisfsctory
and foreign markets nrmer and higher
with some imports. Closing whoissale
oTs cs.o sso' ss'si S.. ssasS Ess
msintslnsd ! d.srss Of Srmn.ss Al
shoysh tr.dins was Esnsr,sIiy s svd
prices closely maintained. Opinion Of
while others held that this years total
ouentiy prices for the present season
we're not out Of line with what SHOULD
be expected. General prices on Wis
Ssn s: PrT sr, "s Sa: 'srs - ssSs.
daisies lak; ionghorns 81 square
FEED: MN feed markets nrmsr -
result OF light offerings Advance In
feed grains and unfavorable feed crop
outlook IN west and northwest rsspon.
shipmsht feed Cotton seed meal mar:
continues light. Quoted June s, MIN
nssSill; GsTsIsSoe r n per ' cent ..s
y. i hominy fssa sii. SIXTY per cent
s sss...r rsssIns , 49, at various
GRAIN: Grain market Irregular.
wheat futures about ESQ higher than
week ago on claims crop damage In
spite OF easier European market. Cash
demand M sithcush export business fair
Corn futures working higher after
early decline. closing about 10 lower
than y:ss ago Oats f1 nrss.i enc es ans
higher. Independently. strong on claim
OF decreased production. Quoted June
s.; 10. / dark northern Mpls ttssh.
ism; k ks c 5ss ,i rn'ts. os No.
s ssS. w, e,ey ,ffs stloiissS o' nas:d
scrn c h s,., ninn': sosn
h!:h-..iss' sMiS:.aeeii: IiIS:
d ddln S6s kssss ,i c No. No sh.s w chi
Kansas City Sic.
LIVESTOCK AND MEATS; chicago
hog price. range from o aos Lover e y,
for the top and tli TO tiiio. Tor N,
bulk; medium and good beef steer
steady 10 400 lower At $3.50 70 1l.to
Soc Sish sGs AZ Sc 70 ii.is feeder steer
steady at $3.50 TO siSi light and me
dium light veal calves IS 70 soc lowe
,s,s 70 HI fat e lamb ,sss ,s sw ss iSs Is
70 81 lower at iSss TO 7aSj s,ocksr am
fesdsr shipments from 10 importan
ieth were: Cattle and calves 1855
hogs g.179; sheep s,i9e.
dood Grade Meats; Beef ttls9 70 ~
veal SIS 10 is: lambs 80 20 70; nut.
,sH s q. % ld IL 'fG s i, S'iif IONS "
Minneapolis Ciesinw CASH Prices.
No. / dark northern tIeb- %; No.
si'ss.i.s7; No. ] hard ii-si-Les; No. !
amber durum tI.bs-tssi No. durum
Sf-Ba-1.si; corn, No. yellow ti,i1-1.is:
fancy Sci rye No. } iLi7; hax seed
steer. e is.i5.fs: cows and hslf.r.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-06-11
COOLIDGE
MORSE GATHERING.
Failure Of Los Angeles To Com
pIete Trip Disappoints Thou
sands Attending Greatest
Gathering of 1925.

Washlngton-The aIrship Los
Angeles was directed by Secretary
Wilbur to resume lts Night to Min
nesota AZ soon AZ necessary en-
CINE repairs have been made.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-06-11

New York = The receivership oil
the Chicago. Milwaukee q st. Paul
railroad. one OF the greatest bank
ruptcies In the history OF the country.
involving Q property worth t7so.00o.-
900. viii be one Of the shortest. In the
opinion Of the financial district. II re-
organization plans 20 through.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-06-11

BUTTER = crsameries. extras 4ic
fresh. sweet 11c: grease Ia.
EGGs - All producers are warned
not 10 ofrer eggs for sale which are
not fresh and wholesome. and all deal
ers who buy or deal in stale or rotten
csipts, rots out, per case, t7.s0; u. s.
No IL, per dozen, use. Must be clean.
full and weigh IS lbs. net 20 the case.
and comply with the following govern
sound; air cell. localized; well defined
Y inch depth or less: yolk. visible
white. nrm and clear. germ. no develop
dos.. 14c. Will include small. dirties,
and shrunken eggs. Eggs should moi
be washed. Quotations on eggs include
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-06-11

No. i dark northern titb- isb; No.
: .Hsihirr No. s'i b.rd ri s, fss ssff
si.si-i.si; corn, No. yellow ,i,ii-iis:
oats. Nc; white gel bsrit: ssoics s q
s ssneY ,;,sssi.ifi. 40. 'i'' nA1 eco
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-06-11

So Sc Pssi Livsstess. A.,
tz7B-if1b; veal calves N-efS: hogs
ii0lB-lisS: sheep and lambs ,s.7b-
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
Two Airplanes Lost;
 Russians Seek Them

Archangel. Russia, Aug, 27 Pl- There Is great anxiety here as to tho fate of the occupants of two hydroairplanes attached 10 the hy- biographical expedition sent to No- raya Hemlya under professor Matu- seyltch to study the icebergs in tho Kara sea. The two planes, of the lunker type, and piloted by M. A. Tchuknovsky and Kalvitz, left Arch angel on June Is, heading for Kol- guev Island. Their arrival there has not yet been reported, although they should have reached the island in one day. II is supposed they lost their way in fog and that they have proba hy perished. The authori- ties have dispatched searching ex- petition,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
Personals

MT. and Mrs. William F. Hiltbrand of Greenwood street and Mfr. and Mrs, Donald MaCkay and daughter of Shuttle Meadow avenue have re- turned from a weeks automobile trip to central New York state.
 Mir and Mrs. Eugene Kieffer. Mfr, and Mrs. Eugene Kieffer. l.. and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Rams dell, Mir and Mrs. Clemens and Mrs. Bates and daughter, Edna, are so- journing at Silver Sands, Milford. for two weeks.
 Miss Anna Ruth of New Canaan Is the guest Of Mrs. William Miller of [ Ledge Court.
 Israel Nair. Dr. Sidney Rothfeder and Sidney Levitt left yesterday for a two weeks stay at Block Island.
 Miss Rose Palmieri, stenogra pher in the office of Prosecuting Attorney Joseph G. Woods, is spending her vacation at Sound View.
 Misses Anna Simons and Julia Pil- konis will leave Saturday for an ex- tended visit in Boston.
 Miss Anna Clancy of 42S Church street Is spending two week at Buff tslo, N, I. and Niagara Falls
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
CAMERA TENDS
 WORK OVERTIME
BeSieee Young Coolidge at Camp
 DeVenS

Camp Devens. Mass, Aug, 77UP,-- John Coolidge, son of the president, and student citizen soldier at this comp, was turned over by those in authority to the tender mercies Of some fifteen photographers this aft ernoon and a delegation of newspa- permen.
 For the best part of the hour al- squad did Squads right" and Squads left" right by squads and |" 10 the rear march" while cameras clicked and movie men used up feet of film.
 What was your object in com ing Up here," the young corporal was asked.
 You'll have to ask father" was his only reply.
 Asked If newspapermen had both
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
City Items

Gulbransen player pianos at Morans. -adyt
 Charles Caulkins, an employe of the North & Judd Mig. Co.,, suffered painful injuries yesterday when he fell in the stock room He was taken 10 the New Britain General hospital for treatment. For Sale-Counters and show cases, Leonard and Hermann Co., auvt,
 Landers Camp. Nj. ". Of A.. will meet this evening at o'clock in St. Jean de Bsptiste hall on Church street
 Home cooked lunches at Crowelrs. -advt.
 A son was born today at the New Britain General hospital 10 Mir. and Mrs, Michael Scrahulis of 291 High street.
 For Sale--Counters and show cases. Leonard and Hermann Co., advt,
 Roger ", CoWles sold today through Milton D. Jones of the Louie S. Jones Agency, q three family house on Lyons street to Nicholas | Molchan.
 St. Mary's Ladies' r, A, and B. society will hold an important meet ing tonight at $ o'clock In the school hall.
 L, A. A, Q. H. public whist, Fri day night, Judd's hall.-adyt.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
Sewer Gas Poisoning
 Sends Two to Hospital

Norwalk. Conn, Aug. 27 Pp-Rob ert Bushing and Allan B. Gregory, two members of the city engineering department, are confined to the Nor walk hospital here recovering from the effects of sewer gas poisoning Both the men entered a sewer man hole under repairs and were render cd unconscious by the fumes They were taken from the hole by resi- dents who were suspicious Of the long absence.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
MACMILLAN PLANES
 FLEW 5000 MILES
Area Nearly as Large as State Of
 Maine Looked Over

Washington Aug, 27 DPl--A com plete resume Of the flying operations of the navy airplancs with the Mac Milan Arctic expedition was re- ceived here today from Lieutenant Commander Byrd by radio, in re- sponse to request from tho Ma tional Geographic society.
 The despatch shows that the three planes flew an aggregate Of 6,46G miles and saw an area nearly as large as the state Of Maine. Only one forced landing was necessary during all the flights,
 The despatch follows:
 My records show that the planes have a total Of T5 hours and fifty minutes flying time, which at so miles per hour equals 6,oG6 miles total hoWn-By N.A.-L away from Etah, o.506 miles; by N,A.-@, 1,7iS miles; by N.A.-2, 1,073 miles Total miles flown away from Etah by three planes on work accomplished flight mission s,292 miles
 "The only forced landing occurred on these flights, The N.A.-3 was forced down on the way 10 1gloo Dahouny. a half mile from Etah harbor. Approximately 30,0o0 square miles was seen from the planes on these flights, Of course many of the flights were made over the same course south and southeast Of Bay Fjord, extending for at least 70 miles.
 "These are mountain ranges and mountain peaks. some of which reach an altitude Of at least 15OO feet and mostly covered with snow except a few comparatively 10" Yanges near Bay Fiord,
 "These mountain ranges do not show on any charts which ] have seen. Mountain ranges lie nearly all the way from Sawyer Bay to Can non Fjord and 1t Is thought that most of this region is unexplored by white men. No mountains are shown on charts in direction 8l5 degrees from Sawyer Bay, but there are mountains in that region that extend at least 25 miles.
 "There Is a lake about two miles long frozen over in the mountain between Sawyer Bay and Cannon Fiord about 20 miles from the northwest end of Sawyer Bay,
 "The Greenland ice cap reaches an altitude of at least 10000 feet in direction 100 degrees fir m Rob ertson Bay.
 ,"1t is thought that littl~ has been known heretofore of ice conditions around Ellesmere Island in the sum- mer period. Nearly all of the many Fiords seen by us show them 10 be filled with ice which occasionally opens up but soon closes in again, Ray plord and Eureka Sound east of Axel Heiberg Island are filled with drifting Ice. The land in Ellesmere Island Is firm. but too rugg 10 all ford 2 landing place,
 "1p all the territory flown over the Greenland ice cap, comparatively warm stratum Of air was eNperi- onced at Tooo feet, and bitterly cold one al 11ooN feet"
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
Enjoyed Camp
STRIKE TIES UP SHIPS,

Melbourne. Australia, Aug. 27 tF British shipping to the amount of 2s2,o0o tons Is now lying Idle in Aus tralian ports, due 10 the seamen's strike. The governments Of Tas- mania, Victoria and South Australia,
 in reply to request by Premier Bruce, have promised protection for seamen remaining loyal to their agreements. (South Australia and Tasmania have labor governments.)
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
Mrs, Eddy Delegate to
 National Convention

Ms, Cora Hum Eddy of Louisy Moore tent will represent the de- partment of Connecticut as first delegate to the 35th national con- vention of the National alliance, Daughters of Veterans, 10 be held In Grand Rapids, Mich, the week be- ginning Aug. 30. If will also ob- serve the 25th anniversary of the recognition Of the Daughters of Veterans az an allied order of the Grand Army of the Republic.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
LIABLE FOR WEES ISLANDER
Husband Must Pay, Even Though
 Absent, Is Jersey Ruling.

Trenton, N, J, Aug. 27-The su- preme Court held that slander ut tered by married woman even though the husband is not present. makes the latter also liable 10 dam ages. The Court affirmed a verdict of $10o awarded In Bergen County to John Sergeant against Mary and Michael Fedor.
 Sergeant alleged that the woman had accused him of stealing a piano,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27

cred him during his stay in camp, he commented. mo, but 1t wasn't their fault"
 Enjoyed Camp
 Camp authorities have ruled against Interviewing and photo. graphing the presidents son during the training period. But today more photographers were on the scens than when the president re- viewed the Yankee Division.
 Would he return next year? Young Coolidge said that he plan ned to, hoped to and had enjoyed this years encampment very much, In fact, more than last year.
 It was said on reliable authority that it he does return next year as Is regarded probable, he will hold the rank Of sergeant.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
CHESS TOURNAMENT

Cedar Point, Ohio, Aug, 27 Pt- The second round of the Western .Chess sssociation's 18th annual tour nament was set for today. Only three matches were completed yes .terday
 A. kucrich, New York, won from T. S. Barron, New York, Charles Jaffe, New York, defeated NJ J. Mayheld, that city. and A. Steiner, Cedar Point, won from E. S. Goer- lick, of Bethlehem. Pa
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
Discover Diamond Theft;
 Arrest Several Natives

New York, Aug. 27 P>-A new liquid motor fuel called carbonsn. has been invented by a prominent Russian engineer named Makhonin. according 10 advices from Horten. Norway, to the American Chemical society. Its basis Is said to be dis tillates of wood and peat,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27

"A statement from the French navy where the fuel has been tried in submarine motors, declared that carbonan gives ten to fifteen per cent higher efficiency than b,nzine," tho message 10 the society said,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
REALE-PAN PANARELlA
Pretty Wedding Is Solomnl1ed Th's Morning in st, Joscph's Church With Nuptial High Mass

>Iohn Reale, son of Mir. and Mrs, Joseph Peale of 232 Hartford ave- nue and Miss Ruth Marie Panarella, daughter. of MT, and Mrs. Frank Psnarella of 2o9 Cherry street, was .olemnized this morning at q o'clock in St. Josephs church. Hev, John F. Donahue, pastor, performed the ceremony and was celehrant Of the solemn high nuptial mass Rev, Charles Coppens, pastor of 6t, Peter's church was deacon and Rev. Thomas J. Laden, pastor Of the church of st. John the Evangelist, vas sub-deaCon,
 They were attended hy Mss Mary r Pararella, sister of the bride, as maid -of-honor and Daniel praEone as hest man. The hridesmaidP were the Misses Lena Calahrese. MarEaret Carrszzo. Rose Yacobels. Fannie Arute, More Narpi and Fose Fabale. The ushers were Frank ssco. Carmen Napl'a, Philip Fana relIa. Louis SnuilIaciote, Larry Frl iaifiar and Joseph Neuhauer.
 The bride wore 2 Eown of white vsorEetta with a white tulle veil caught with orange blossoms. She rsrriad a bouquet Of bridal roses. The maid -of-holor wore a dress of honevdew and orcht1 EeorEette with black velvet hat and she carried B bouquet of tea roses. The brides maids were sttired In r7inho7 oolors with black picture hats
 FonouinE 2 short wedding trir
 fr. and Mrs Pea)e UI.' reside a' faS Cherry street. Ir# couple were the recipients of large rnn'hHr of valuable and usoful rtf's Both aro emr,oyed st fhe S'anIev T"'" and erel co.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
NOR WICH MAN MISSING
Israel RahlnovitCh Disappears After Suffering From Severe Nervous
 Breakdown.

Norwich, Aug. c7 Pl-Israel Rabinovttch. secretary of the White Star Clothing house. was missed from his home early today and search up till afternoon had devel- opcd no cew. He had been suffer- ing from nervous breakdown.
 Mir Rabinovitch's son, Samuel, found a straw hat belonging to the father on the bank of the Shetucket river near Preston bridge, and for this reason Sergeant Morgan of the police department spent the forenoon dragging the river.
 Mir. Rabinovitch's home is In Park street. He Is well known in mer- cantile circles.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
Special Notice

Public whist. Ladies Auxiliary, A. o, H, Friday evening at Judd's hall Main street, o'clock. Beauti- ul awards -adYt.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
MAY RAN COMMISSION \"

Hohokeu, ~. [ Aug. 7T 'E' -- ron4lron3l han ~7s Ula""l l' f"- -e,ror of Pubic Safety T~\ea'- Hn- on tNe Charleston. ravr-t 07ru0r +lnre. Tn ordore to tle ~olirr ha 'nstruc'ed them to s'rr Inc dau~o n any hall where Is ror'r7va' brought ahop' 8 not.e7h'~ Nhr7- ror of The hui'5irE.
 The action ray lo-,A r0 'hr ro rort of To1~'nra0 -'7tIonol ir a Grand r'rrat dar-o rrI v is-t-, right. He saiI tre ra- orrrr- of 'Ise Char'es'onlars made tho .u'#nr rra~ rlcr7 rinE''
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27

Steel rail production in the United States decline 16ia per cent from 1923 10 1924,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
PRINCE ATTENDS WEDDING
Gives Bridegroom Set of Cufflinks, Then Goes to Play Polo Near
 BuonOs ArCs-Entcrtainm On

Then Goes to Hay Polo Near
 Bucnos Arcs-Entcrtainm On
 Buenos Aires, Aug 27 R-The Prince of Wales yesterday attended incognto the wedding reception of Lewis Lacey internationally famous Anglo Argentine polo player. and his bride. formerly Miss Nora Frend. The prince presented the bridegroom with set Of cufflinhs,
 In the afternoon the prince went hY special train 10 Birmingham, near RucNos Aires where he played four of polo.
 Today. Friday and Saturday will bo given over 10 the British com- program of entertainment for the prince, including a parade of British ex-scrvicemen and the un- yelling of a Scottish war memorial. He will leave Buenos Aires Sunday to visit some Of the English Estan- cias,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27

FLINT USED CAR DEPT.-uT.r th. tol- lowing 1923 Dodge coupe 1924 Flint touring 1923 Moon 1923 Durant, eport modal Used cars all reconditioned. CarrF 6 new car guarantee.
 Auto Sales Co. Hotel Burritt Garage Fhons As41
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27

total of 1o-0 rc- hoo'z - rre rghltshed du~i~g ra-4
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots, Monuments

BUTIHI LUISI NTUHUnICHtS BURIAL VAULT6-Concrete steel rein, forced; water proof, hermetically seal. ed. will outlast either wood or metal Do not require larger lotA Reasona bly, priced. N. B. Vault Co.,. Kensngton Tel. 647.l5
 NEW BRlTAlN-Mounm Works. lts oak St, Monuments of all eiLes and descriptions Carving and letter cutting our speciality.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27

BUICK USED GAR DEPT, Have the following late model cars on hand, correctly priced and In fine condition. 1925 Master sir coach. 1924 Master six touring 1923 cyl. roadster. 1925 Ford coupe. 1923 Ford touring. 1923 Jewett coupe.
 CAPITOL BUICK co.
 las ARCH STREET
 PHONE zSo7.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27

BEST VALUES IN GOOD cARs-1sc4 TUDOR SEDAN. 1923 FORD COUPE 1922 OVERLAND SEDAN. 1923 OVERLAND TOURING. 1921 DODGE SEDAN 1923 CLEVELAND TOURING. NO REASONABLE OFFERS REFUSED. AARON C COHEN. INC, 1ss PARK ST HARTFORD. CONN. OPEN EVE NINGs
New Britain herald., 1925-08-27
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Aycnctes

ACME TRUCKS Sales and Service. Eric. son Motor sales l7l South Msin 6. PhOns S7O
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-12-26
Miss Elizabeth Venable
Critically I'LL In Wilmington

The many friends of Miss Elizabeth
Venable, of this city, but conducting
a public school at Marshallton, near
Wilmington, Del, will regret to hear
that at this writing she is seriously
i'll with what was supposed to be
pneumonia but now has developed in
to pleurisy.
Miss Venable was taken i'll last
week and rapidly showed a very high
temperature, and from present re-
ports does not seem to improve as
fast as her family and friends would
like to see.
Mrs. Venablc, her mother, is with
her and she together wit hprofession-
a! nursing will insure the invalid the
best of attention. 1t is to be hoped
news will soon reach here that she is
on the road to recovery.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-12-26
Prominent Stockton Man
Died At Home Last Week

James X. Smack, highly respect
ed citizen of Stockton, died last week,
his death being due primarily to a
fall he experienced which caused
pneumonia to develop.
He was II years of age, and his
last illness extended through a period
Of only a few days.
Besides a widow, he leaves four
children: Mrs. G.. H. Jones, Mrs. John
Burbage, of Cape Charles; Leland
and Herman Smack, both of Phila-
delphia.
Funeral services were held on Sun
day last, at which a large concourse
of friends attested the esteem in which
the deceased was held.
Mr.. Smack was an uncle Of the late
Francis M. Wilson Of this city.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1925-12-26
Christmas Services AT
M. E. Church Sundo,

Special music and Christmas SER
mons will feature the services at
Salem NJ. f. Church next Sunday,
both morning and evening.
The subject of the morning sermon
will be, "The Desire of Desires" and
Of the evenings, Returning from the
Manger." The public is cordially in
vited.
The Sunday school entertainment
and treat will be held Wednesday
night, December Both at 7.3O.
A watch night service will be held
Thursday night, December 81, begin
ming at 10 o'clock. There will be a
sermon by the pastor, followed by a
social season at which light refresh
ments will be served; closing with a
conservation service.