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CHARLOTTE SUNDAY OBSERVER, SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1917. 13 JUST HIEUET 'BOSS IF ILWmit 15 r.!AUD PARK'S TITLE. WON THROUGH WQBK Little Lady It Station Agent, Baggagemaster, Postmistress, Proprietor of General Merchandise Store and Many Other ' Things, in Addition to Which She Is of Course a Suffragette, and Too Busy to Marry. BY DAISY HEXDLEY. (Suteevljle Correspondent) I SutesrUle. Jan. Zt.-rUl 'Maud rarks la the busiest weroan in North Carolina. If Jt wouldn't be taking in too much territory. 1 would say she la the busiest woman n the Sooth, but others might lay claim to that title and cause trouble. The little lady of whom I speak is ticket agent, station master, burgage agent, postmistress, saleslady for her father's general merchandise store and does a score of other things at Barium Springs, a little station just a few miles out of StatesTille. In addition to all those many things, she is a girl, and as such, finds time to assist anyone In need of help, do what household duties fall to her task and still stop a minute to give "Uncle Bob" the latest war news or sell him a postage stamp to send a letter to his grandson on the Mexican border. I had Just alighted from "Captain Tom Rowland's "Special.'' passenger train No. it, at Barium Springs a little after 7 o'clock Friday evening, when I saw the busiest woman in the State. "Tip" trass Charlotte. A "Op from The Observer office In Charlotte had sent me down looking for the girl and almost as soon as I arrived at the little station I saw her. Standing in the shadow of the depot, I saw the "Boss" of Barium Springs, clad in red sweater and cap. niie l watched Alias Parka. I saw her go about the duties of directing unloading sad loading of baggage. : The reporter In Charlotte, who had put me "en" to the story said that , he understood Miss Parks was an old j ? 1 . ,r4t TroT? th .,rln i L ". W1ihvhe.r'.I5Und hIr to be no old maid, but just an ordi- ; nary girl, plump and cheerful and with a refractory lock of hair peeping , from beneath her red cap. I Her story is a unique one and a Nraon could readily see that although every hour and minute of a newspa per correspondent's time is crowded with excitement, adventure and work, there is not a single day pat in by a newspaper woman which would begin te compare with an hour lived by the agent at Barium Springs. During the last Ave years she told me she had been identified w th the business life of Barium. She his looked after the affairs ef her father's tor, (lading time to attend a-. hoal a portion of the day and later. 4 h r rhool work began to be coi,.p.t4 he began taking an even mor ut nte-est In the affairs ef the t:ui UlOB On of the mo4 Imr-o-tant 1 r which she is ma te. - the th pp-ng Tv . : '' ng- Th a-'ert:on wu -1 ' '. no!h n; wi?i p .;? into con.. -.oti r r ,.. !.. but the V in- - ' 1 - wt h t ... 'liriUm &T(t-.t lip!..- . .e- no I ; ' - r . ' '''!-, e- ' v her - . . frtr. Must P.i , - 1 do jo t .-he i-oilss i.r-.-. r - and at T . h ivn i I posto .i-e. fh b - . e. iust before o"-k City Phytic To Kako Ik; NOW BEING USED BY OVER TI IRZE MILUON PEOPLE ANNUALLY Q.rkly tra i-forn the flabby- flesh, toneless tlss-Mi, and palllil cheeks of weak, anaemic men and women into a perfect gUrm of health end beaa.'T Of en Incre tse the slrengih of tlelieule, ncrvo.is, run-down folks 100 er cent In two weeks' lime. New Tork. If. T- It is conwmattwely - tlma'ed fha' nxer thre m ' ta tha coatry slaw ara Uklnc Naatd I row awk aatoalshlas raralu hmrm ben reported from It aw botfc by doctors and layaaaa. that a aaaab; af well kaowa phy- stria as la vartaaa porta af Ike caaatry have Tl,"'?1: TTr prodacea ao mack batter ixnilu tkaa were obtain frona lb 44 forms of laorganle Iraa- rurart frsaa aa ed are alrew kalaw Dr. Klas. s New Tork sky- f tb letters rerelT- ad aa- Ikar. aays: e tala. The tab. Taa aaaa- iee back Mae. th keaia IBs aaat the thaw anas kn web. Staeasiial a ad Bsetaarawiy. Iraa awes fraaa th Maae af faaea s tnm Ibaar ckeeba la the a rial wis tWe af Asaerlca. the atarrh . - - - r palbrhea rtea. white bme. sada crackers, kiaratt. auraraal. aaaehettt. tapbea. sur. testae, eeeersalaate raranseal. aa loager kraai ta he faaad. Reealaw wiinswi bar Us Iroa at Mather Earth frara awarlobat foaat. aad ily arlbet keana csebary. by thraenae Aaara the ansta-atae tha water ba which ear teseta Maa are aaafeai ia nepsaalble far aauther Sra re Iraa laea. Thetafara, If yea ertah ta pieerr year lasthfal sea aa4 isr ta a rip as. Fa saaat sea lr th brea aS-tw-T ia year f'M ky aseas eeaae (ana mt arsaal Iroa. Jaat a lie aa aa aaasi yaew ia aw m- awash salt. rtsarwaa tresf A raJtae assesel t? J saaessis. V J ! Ana-- .. V iVY Ca ua t MMak X F. King. M-Di I a eases f fklta ae aerveaa. Irritable. SVs the rwe a Dr. Saaar. e Beataa phtalclaa f who kaa ataatee M X km- lata'. W - ..-'A i i-yaa4 aa ,,;a.y -A MeairaJ laatita- f 4r V I V lt. say.-. -AI rA. 1 . I kare sab si t ' I I kaadrwd ttmrnt f t I arer. araaalel S J f I brea the I rh" b. . wxiit era It aev ytA iff Z .as. T XkA WJ- .d a----. nka ataaal Sn- e4r-Va fA lra. ' asa ' rewrwe tk - fit I 0 l:i id ( .3 x MLss Maud Parks, the "Boss Barium fcprlogs." of ' mall anil arnas tn tha denot and from postmistress changes to "railroader." goon fires are going in both waiting rooms and offices, and the ticket window is opened. A through the day she meets trains, sells tickets and attends to the tles of the office, finding time at intervai8 to run to the store and find out how things are going there. When trains are on time she gets to close her offloe and go home at 8:30 p. m., but in the event they are not. she must wait until the last one has passed through. After the duties are all completed, she takes her lantern and trudges alone through the darkest night to the house. Afraid? No .she ia not afraid, although fhe h:i a revolver and doub'lc"-- wo'ild not he.Uue to u..e it if yhe was forced to. t "But eveoone know ir.e," -he said. 'I am no; n.l i 1. 1 0 i . tr v yl.u ly i loo n;c3 to tuif ' i:iy h ."ia. Th .i.i.j ''1 ...j. Uu i i to do i tf MI- 1 , n i!...,.i . bvtucr in ta, I i i 't r. IiU III '5 .mi I Wu. 1 1 w-.th a tho Uvea of thousands of perunn might b saved, who now die every year from pneu monla. grippe, ronsumptlon, kidney, liver and I.esrt troubles etc The real and true cause which started their diseases was aoikins more nor less than lack of Iron In the blood." ' -m. to m. who was nearly half a century old and asked me to g) a him a preliminary examination for life Insurance. 1 was astonished to j And him with a blood pressure of a boy of j 20 and a full of vigor, vim and vitality as I a young man: In fart a young man he real ly was notwithstanding hi age The se cret, he said was taking Iron nutated Iron had filled him with renewed life. At 10 he was In bad henlth: at 44 he was care s' ora and nearly all In now at (0, a mir acle of rttajlty and his face beaming with the buoyancy of youth . Iron Is absolutely neeescary te enable year blood to change food into living tie we Without It, no matter how much or what you cat. your fnt-d merely passes through you without doing you any good Ton don't set the atrennth out of It, and a a eonseuuenre you become weak, pale aad sickly-looking, just like a plant trying ta grow In a itl deficient In iron. If ra are not strong or well you ewe It tu yourself to make tb following teat : See bo, Ions you can work or how far you " car. walk without be coming tired Neat take two r-grela ttlilHi of ordinary nui ated Iron thro tim- per da mi weeka The teat year strengll how maeh yes hav gaiaod. I have efi doaens ef iir. . ..ueTrerr-down peo pi who were ailing a f the while doubt their siren gt h end eoihirauc and entirety rid theraee vea of all symptoms of dysMp sla. liver and other tronM"" In from ten la fourteen days' time. lini'y by taking Iroa in The proper form. - Aod this. afii they had In anme raeea d,x torlng for mea'h wlth'UI obteinlnx any benefit But sk i Like tb old f.TP s f redu ed Iraa. Irwa eit, or tincture of Iron simply to oa - 'w cents The '--m denmndeo; af WntVr N'afure for the red 'oiirlng n.sttet ia ',-d -,r nei i h .' .-n Is. alas' not fha" - f Ton V' a ake Iron In a mm r Sp,Ter, M.D. j Inn nil He i' 'i 'WilMiaj THesgr: Tr ' :i .i tt"., .,..Med the 'r..i d' vu sn -od oiberw se it ' have no serious organic trouble They also 9.s- i-i se h" i-iwea , Many an .ii-. iiuml you. . si n-, It It di.es at. (h:-t. . .- . hae won Iha daejai iiesi double your stir.ig'h and endurance .ici!'y -'.t i. . he .-eirel of sreal t r. net h aad - il i'-in e end filled h s blond 'and just lmi!y wnnted to try a quutter'n wortn for luck. I As we strolloJ up and down the ! station, platform beneath, the stars te i fore the Ktate.svillo train was due to arrive. 1 made another Interesting A i ji'fli-i I fmnr1 thr thn lilrlw no-ant Is Just a gill, like all other girls, emutioiiftl, and. veil frivolous and, lonely at times. . She Is the essence pf Independence, oaring not a whit for- men and assert ing when asked why, that she didn't want to marry, simply because she didn't want to. , The next time your train passes through Barium Springs and. stops there for a second or two, long enough to discharge one or two passengers, look, out-of your window and, If you see a busy little person In red sweater a .... an 1 j. a XI 1 and cap, take off your hat to Miss Maud Parks, the busiest little woman In North Carolina an, tue "Boss"' of Barium Springs. FVTFWRinN LECTURE I tAltlMOlVlM UCWiyr,!; SUBJECTS PRtrARtD I ' Special to The Observer. Chanel Hill. Jan. 20.- A total Of i 152 lecture subjects is offered this year by members of the University faculty, as shown in a recent bul letin which deals with correspond ence courses and extension lictuies for North Carolina communities. As , an services. many of these lectures are delivered, West Avenue Cdrner West ave ln several places over the State, it i nue am) Qodar street Rev. H. M. means tint the total number of ex-I j,ressy ,mstor. giblo school at 10 tension lectures tieiivereq win oe nan? inncn 11. uv out"i7:3Up. ni. V. K s : so and H:4S p. m. 1 louiuies weie uenvrifu vy meiiimn of the faculty throughout the State. The bulletin states that in the fast , "more invitations have been received ; man could ue acoepteq, ana auqi- ences in everv pait or the-Mate nave i been reached." The lectures fall into three well deftned groups: those th:it are popu lar and of the general interest type; those that are specific or technical for study clubs, Institutes, farmers' meetings, etc; and lectures and ad dresses for special meetings, such as commencement, patriotic and dedi catory occasions, conventions and the like. The plan has now been In op eration for three years. W0FF0RD ANNOUNCES BASEBALL SCHEDULE Special to The Observer. Spartanburg, S. C, Jan. 20. Wof ford College will play baseball with I all the leading colleges of North and eoum Carolina mis year. ine sea son will open at Spartanburg, March 26. with a game with the West Vir ginia Wesleyans. The remainder of the schedule Is as follows: April 6, Erskine at Due West; 6, Clemson at Clemeon; 7, Furman at Greenville; 9, Davidson ai Davidson; 10, Guil ford at Guilford: 11. University of North Cu i olini at Chapel Hill; 12, Trinity nt Durham; 18. University of North OxjIw! at Spurtunhurg; 21, n.skine at Sp:r. t.inhu' c: 26, i'resby- ipiian Ui.l'f at t.'imton: 27. New- ' ". i v a t SoiHh Can Jk'Ulliiill (' 1 (iUil.'l.M run h' S;m:m1; .-.prl 'I 111 t-l: "Ci'ry ; '.S, I niversuv of I - . it Ooiumi..!!; !). pres-illrs'i- fit Spar ranburg; May .1' i' ;i. i ri.uii-tii k : 3. CUem : it!. U. 8. C. at . 1 i and 1 Ciurtison at - C!TV PRCYMSCS FCRt "1 CCUHT H0U3E HI'1 ill a Vun l:, 1,1 fO- while many another ha gone down In ln- kiimiijub o.-icai simply for the rit of iron." T)r. Schuyler C. Jmiuea, another New York pliy ulilan. said: "1 have never be fore grlven out any medical In formation or ad vice (or publica tion, as I ordi narily do not be lieve in It But in the esse of Nuxated Iron feel I would be "7, remiss In my 17 L. duty not to men- Ikjp " tlon IL I have g taken It myself and given It to fy patients with most surprising and sat isfactory results. And those who wish quickly to Increae their strength, power and nnaurancr will nnd It a moat rmarkabl and wonderfully effective remedy." Ur James, late of th TJ. S, public Health Service, say: "Patient in an enervated and devitalized stale of health those, for inslanc con valescing from protracted rev era, tho auf- ferlng from a long - standing cas of ansmeia. all such people In my opinion need Iron. Of 1st, there has been brought to my attention. Nusated Iron. In practice, ' I have found thl an Ideal restorative and upbuilding ig-nt Is the cp see abov men- tinned." Not. Nusated Iron, which I prescribed ana recommenced oo. oy physicians In medicine nor .wret remedy, but on which Is well known to druggist and whose Iron SAfiatl lllnnla aaljftal u naunall.ul h. I nisnt rhy-iriani i both In Europe and Amr- aw xii.imw " wihvi iiivranic iron products. It Is easily assimilated, does not Injur the teeth, mske them' black, nor up set the atot. arh: on the contrary. It la a most potent remedy. In nearly ell form ef Indigestion, ss well a for nervous, run down rendition" Th manufacturers have such r''il onftdenie In Nuratid Iron that they offer tn forfeit flflSev to any charl table Institution If they cannot tak any j uian or 1 I irvjin' ri woman under 10 who lacks iron " JJii'u -ims .a hc-l 'ni 1 In ten dsy' lime It hi dtpenied In thM 1 city !.y H R Beam -n . K H Jorda 17 1 Sr T . '1 Jaques, M.D. ( try--a XH. James, M.r,7 In Churches Today , PRESBYTERIAN, ip. m. A cordial Invitation to strangers Knox Services held at this church BdT v,B'tof: . ..' .., at H a. m. and t:30 p. m. by Rev.L Charlotte Rev. William D G. Wb Belk, Sunday school at 9:45 ' Harrington, pastor. Pastor will preach a, m,. Junior Christian Endeavor atiJ morning and evening services. . 1 . . , . . . Mnrn nn eitK 4afr 1 1 n'rlnrtlr "llnni a 4 p. m; senior cnrisuan endeavor ati 6:30 n. m. Public cordlallv Invited. I 6:30 p. m. Public cordially invited. First-Rev. D. K, RolHton, D, D., pastor.. Bunday school with depart mental work and classes for all grades at 9:45 a. m. Preaching services 11 a. m. and. 7iSd P. tn. by Rev. W. R. I ol.il Tt Tt n hanirilU Vi Cunlal music by full chorus choir at the even- Ing service. At : P- m. there wjH ! he a meeting for women only In this j church. This meeting will be ad-1 dressed by Rev. Alexander Martin. D. Rk JUI. 8. C The women of the city ar Invited to attend this service. Hvansrelistic services at 7;46 each evening during the week. Second The usual services at 11 a. m anil i m will h nnnHiinfAH kv nnotor Thanker of Nnifolk. Va. The services at ?:3Q will be for men only. Sorvices eaoh evening of the week at 7:45 p. m. Sunday school and Baraca class meet at 9:46 a. m. Thp nnhlic cnrdiallv invited to attend ;l m rubilo worship 11 a. m. and Rev. Leonard Gill, who has preached everv niffht the pa8t week with ln. creasing attendance and interest, will preach at U a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Mornintr sublect. "The Home." Even- InR, "A Message to Men" with the women present. The meetings will continue through the week. A wel come to all. St. I'uiilN Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 u. m. and 7:80 p. m. Doctor Henderlite, or Gas- tonia, will enter upon his second week of the meetings. Preaching every night at 7:30. Everybody cordially In vited to all services. Westminster South Boulevard, Pilworth, Rev. William Hooper Adams, pastor. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Kev. Alexander Martin, u. u.. former pastor of Westminster, who ia the preacher at this church during the evangelistic campaign, will preach at ii a. m. and 7 ; 30 p. m. All other services Sunday suspended. Session meets at close of each service to re ceive new members. Services held every night tha coming week at 7:45 p. m. Public most cordially Invited to these services. Pegram street Corner Pegram and St. George streets, Belmont. Rev. J. C. Hughes, pastor. Rev. W. A. Daniel of Lexington, will preach sermon. Rev. Leonard of Lufkin, Tex., will preach p. m Tenth Avenue Rev. J . 8. Sibley, D. D., pastor. Serv ces at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor. Meet ing of session at 10:30 a. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Service every even ing during week, except Saturday by Rev A. D. McLure, D. D., of Wilming ton. All are cordially Invited. a FIUST REFORMED CHURCH. Rev. Shuford Peeler, pastor. Serv ices in the Y. W- C. A. Chapel. Sun day school at 3 p. m. Preaching at ti earning ai 4 p. in. by the pastor. The public cuiUially invited. CATHOLIC. St. Peter's Suuth Tryon and First mi'-ol. First mass ai 8 a. m. Sec ' net i'.a;.. at 10. u0 a. in. Rosary, in-!-irui t un and benediction at 8 p. m. METHODIST. Cavalry Kev. A. R. Surratt, pae- lor J J. Shuman, Sunday school su pci in endent. Sunday school at 10 a. l''-enfh:ng nt 11 a. m. by Rev. V," 1. Phortill. At 7:30 p. m. by pas li .-. Villus people's devot.onal serv icv ai i 4 5 p. m. i iayer meeting Wed i;c;i:iv at 7;3U p. m. Everybody in . , ir i I. U.ornc I.:tne P.ev. R. D. Sher- ;u. oi. umlay school at 9:45 r.i. t) ( Atlo super ntendent. aching at Ha. in and 7 3u p. m. p.iator. prayer meeting Wednesday 7 .so p. in. S. rangers and visitors i 1'i : ..I i 1:1 city cordially invited. II. cv. it'll Slrctu Corner Brevard ant Tenth streets. Pleaching at 11 m Hiid 7:30 p. m. by the pastor, ii 'v. U V Cordttli. Sunday school at in a. ia., J. A. Long, superintendent. i..pwai, h League at ti:4a p. m. Prayer l...-:tii.g Wednesday at 7:U p. m. Come bnd worship with us. V iu i oilier South Tryon and :' f.iu stieeia. Hev. John W. Moore, p:u or "The Baptism of Je.us," 11 a m. oui ject. At 7:3d p. m., ' tSnoch," is the . iieine. Special mus e at both Im ii's 1 ulephones in pews. Sunday school, with men's classes, at t:4b a. in Kijwoith Leauuen at 7 p. m. St.. ii0eis and visitors invited. i,cuui)iu Rev. A. It. Ay cock, pas tor. .Pleaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. by the pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. ni., T. V. Ritch, superin tendent. Epwoith League at 6:46 p. m. Prayer nieet.ng Wednesday at 7:0 p. m. Visitors welcome. fceversville Woleyan Bruits ave nue. Sunday school at 10 a. m., E. W. Robertson, sup 'f ntendent. Preach ing at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Special se mon at morn ng service. Subject, "Tne Mountain and the Plain." Pub lic welcome. Rev. S. B. Williams, pastor. Jiilworih Rev W. E. Abernathy, pastor.' Rev. W V. Elliotte, P ,11 i i riiislnr Runihv srlinol ftt ft:4fi a. tn.. : Fred Kerr, superintendent. Preaching I by pastor 11 a m. and 7:30 p. m. bevcnrvillo Duckworth avenue. Rev. W. K. Eillotte, pastor. Epwoi th League at 1 1 a. hi. Sunday school at 3 p. m., John L. Todd, superintendent At 7:30 p. ni. pa im will preach a spe cial sermon to the ch.ldren. Music will be in charge of the children's choir of the Sunday school. Trjon htieoi lomer Tryon and Sixth strett. Kev. Z. E. Barnhardt, pastor. Sunday m liool at 9:4a a. m., A. H. Wearn, superintendent Preach In j at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor. iJevotio al meeting of Ep woith League at 7 p. m. Prayer serv ice Wednesday at 7:30 p m. Special musical attractions at both morning and evening serv. ces Sunday. A cor dial welcome to all. i CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Baird's Hall, Sixth and Poplar streets. Sunday service at 11 a. m. Sunday school meets at 10 a. m. Les son sermon subject, "Llfe.' Wed nesday meeting at S p. m. Reading room open daily from t to i p. m. All cord. ally nv ted to the service and the riading room. - - -CHURCH OP CHRISf . Services held in Y. M. C. A. parlors. v"" ,,'t -arvi.. beine held will , continue through the week. Lvange - list Reynolds Will speak each evening asia f h- t . s-nl -.a V fa jl niunion and preaching MrviCta at 11 j a. m. Preaching at 7:45 p. m. Mem- ' "ew"Paaas-ssssssssaassaasaBsssi, be.shlp meeting to plan for future at' ivwoaw itias rnrenv . t 30 p. m. Morning subject. "The rBEE ORJIATIOS COTJFON Magnetic Church." Evening, "A Vis-. c - nra-ka. b7 welcomed. A" Ml WlU I ' !TU M.r.h.11. Hash. . , , Pleas send m by mall. In plain wrap- n tPTlST I Pr. your Illustrated bosk and full Infor- ... . n,rl sl' . . I mat oO about your Appliance for th Fint Serv ces at 11 a. m. and 7:4S car of ruptur. p i'- '-- 1 u " " i - " pisto. I e h'nK at both hours by Nam , th pnsto". Morning subject, "A Verb and Vn Adverb." Evening subject. M"m V'hh Mw t I- D. te Be Lost?" Sun- n,, ' stat d Sfh.ai. nt 1:45 a. m. B. Y, P. U. X ' "' """ , i n .'in t- Un on at 1:41 ' aiU J , . , . 4, Religion." Kvening subject. :730, The Salvation of the City." Sunday school at 1:4,5 a, m, Prayer meeting Wed nesday at p. m. B. Y. P. U. Sunday 8,1 1:30 p. m, All are welcome. PrllclurU Memorial South Boule vard and Templeton avenue. The pas tor, Rev, W, A. BmHhi will speak on The christian's Credentials." At 7:45 , v -self-Made Men." Sunday inhnnf ais m a n Pfirtr mi- perintendent. Senior and Junior B. Y. P, U. at 6:4,5 p. p. A cordial In vitation to all servloes. EPlSWPAIi. Cliurch of, the Holy Comforter Bishop Atkinson Memorial. Bouth Boulevard. Kev. Robert B. Owen, rector. Sunday school at 10 a. m., Joe Garibaldi, superintendent. Com munion at 8 a. m. Third Sunday after Epiphany. Morning prayer and ser mon by the rector. St, Anilrey's Seversvllle. Clarkson Memorial. Hev. R. H. Owen, rector. Sunday school at 10 a. m., J. I) Ball, superintendent. Evening prayer and sermon oy rector at 4vP m St. Martin's Wilkes' Memorial Seventh street extended, near Haw thorne Lane. Celebration Holy Com munion at 8 a. m. Morning prayer. Litany and service at 11 a. m. Special children's service at 3:30 p. m. Sun day school and Rlble class at 9:45 a. m. No evening service. Visitors cor dially welcome. All seats free. St. Peter's Corner Tryon and Seventh streets. Hev. Robert A. TufTt, rector. Early celebration or Holy Communion at 8 a. m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Bible class at 10 a. m Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a. m. Morning subject, "Everyday Mir acles." Evening prayer and sermon ai t ;o y. in. n are cm many m- mnsi giri-iin compisnun. w.moul a wrm vited to these services. Music at- ; Kle in sight luld tho writer personally in tractive. Seats free. Services hearty : Prts that she un-ed It all to the il soovrrir and helpful. Come Chapel of Hoii r.. th.. .w JMlieOlllU street, near Brevard street. nunaay school at 3:30 p. m. Evening service at i:4a p. m. Visitors welcome at both services. A. R. P. First Rev. W. B. Lindsay, pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath school follows morning serv ice. C. U. meetings at 6:45 p. tn. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 6:30 p. m Y. P. C. U. at 3 p. m. Juniors at 4:30 p. m. Morning subject, "A Man Who Came Back." Evening, "A Wo man Wh'o Cam Back." 511 l'jist Twenty-first Street--Sab-bath school at 3 p. m., J. M. Howard, superintendent. Preaching at 8 p. m. by Rev. E. G. Carson. Clialmers Memorial South and East Boulevards. Rev. J. Walter Simpson, pastor. Preaching at 11 m' a"l 7:30 P- m- MP"nln(f subject, ' n.rr,,A r..inl, "tv,o Fool." Sabbath school after morning ! service. rPayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. .lo'nt meeting of eldors and deacons after praver service Ev ery member expected and friends and stranfc-ers Invited to attend all services. LUTHERAN. St, Mark's Rev. John Fleid'ns; CrlRler, tas'or Sunday school and Bible class ftt 1:45 a m. Mo-nlng service nnd sermon at 11 a m Sub ject, "Our Glorious Inheritance." Evening service and sermon at 7:30. Subject. "Love's House of Many Man sions." Catechetical class at 8 p m. Mission board at 4 p m. Lu'her League Wednesday at 8 p. m Strang ers and visitors welciiins. Ilo y Tr ml y Corner Pecan and Central avenue. Fast Charli.tt 'j. .Sun day school at 10 a. m., W. L l'i.tn, superintendent Services and ":;oti at 11 and 7:30 p. m. Catechetical class at 3 p. m. A cordial Invitation extended the public to these services. first mrrnopisT protest ant. Corner Central avenue and Haw thorne Lane. Preachlns at 1 1 a m ind 7:30 p. m by the poftn Rev R C. Stubbins Siinrtsv schnol ftt 10 a m. Prayer mee'lng service Wednes day a( 8 p. m. You are welcome to these services. Don't Wear A Truss ! After Thlrtj Years' Experience I Have Pro-luewl nn Appliance for Men, Women m l Children Thai Cures Rupture. I Send It On Trial If you have tr'ed moat everything else, eome to me. Where other fall la where I have my greatest success. Send attached coupon today and I will send you free my Illustrated book en Rupture and It cur, The above Is O. E. Brooks, Inventor of the Appliance, who ctiretl him self nnd who Is now giving oth ers the benefit of his expe rleneo. If raptured, write him today at Mar shall, Mich. showing ray Appliance and giving yon price and name of many people who har triad It and were cured. It give Instant relief when all other fail. Remember. I uae no salves, no harness, no lie. I send on tr si to prove what I say I Inn. Tou are the Judge and once having seen my illustrated book and read It you w, nthulstlc aa ray hundreds of t rlll ou, frM e btUw ma ud. j if, w,n WOrth your time whether yoe try' th mnrnlnir l'raysr meeting Vanes(iay at 8 P. in. I i' """iy sring you new beauty and youth. I XV Matthews Ail are coraiauy weicoineu. . . ' " ii - . .UdUHeWH, . . . J n Fh anil rtih in o i.HnA.,n.,.i , aAnm In lh. r mrt rn ir a .,, ,,. t. . iMerelv ti'nh ,'nn. f,.. I. w . . 1 i.al.in II ..aaa ' J.H hav Hiieh ttl l.ou : "' "". f, " ' any good pure rosea ted cream, which ou offer to forfeit tiJO.Ofl to any . I Ilia Kliilo'lklu lan 1,' II 'Driinn ... . an.,,, , ul ,,, , . u tl ... r pastor. WDWn SCntiOl at tu . m, can obtain from vuur !ln,..i.i i k. ; .i iuttm. If It can be shown I , i yjv S DURHAM TRIAL OF TWO MEN QREW BIG CROWD Special to The Observer. Durham, Jan. 20. More than 300 people Jammed themselves Into every available spot of the recorder's court room ' here yesterday, and heard Attorney Victor 8. Bryant plead for respect of the courts and members of the legal profession, and simul taneously denounce Will Hsssee, a local furniture dealer, as a "blind tiger." The speech of Mr. Bryant was the climax to trial of Attorney David H. Gladstone, and Will I losses on charge of an affray in which they were al bmplexion Fresh as a IX i 111 uaisy-n in sight Remarkable discovery of skin os mosis quickly enables women with sunken cheeks, wrinkles and marks of age to become most beautiful, youthful and charming. By Mile. It's wonderful to look beautiful and youthful. Th CounUas la Chevanne, who at seventy years of ace posseaaea a marvel- oualy aoft, amooth. vclvet-Uke kn and al I ni HKiii uaruusis. un tnm marveiouii aiv- oovery very camiilvilau hlemlah h.,.i , hu !,,. i . ., ; Bn(j .ou can wlliiB 1b th morulas with a bpautlful natural rose colored complexion rresii aa a dalay. I have known doaen of hollow-cheeked. wrinkled, aged-looklns women, who had Riven up all hope of ever looking beautiful and youthful again, to "Come bark" and aeain become most beautiful, youthful and fascinating In frem two to three weeks' time by this wonderful simple method. No matter what your ado or what you nave tnei) unsuccessfully, skin osnios will mornlnt wash the face with cold water and rb In more eream. In three weeks or less watch tn malc transformation.. See how the old, hardoned coarse, rough akin turns Into new. fresh aoft, jt.ulhlul looking ekla alniiat before your very eyee. all due to simple akin oa- I I Women Motorists ! !! like to know "what makes the wheels go round" Women vi led Gilman ivl on .ejea. e a ' ' Acadeniy Tuesday, January 8:15 P. M. The Motion Pictures make every point understood. They show what happens when the gas explodes the inside of a motor in actual operation they show how easy it is to drive a Knight motored car-and show WHY. e You'll marvel at the films! Secure your card of admission on re quest. : Overland Caroknas Co. leged to have engaged In the lobby of the First National Bank build lng In this city late Thursday after noon. Judge . P. C. Graham found the attorney not guilty, and found Mr Messes guilty, fining him $2$ and costs. TP MONTHS FOR AjSSrjryr, Salisbury, Jan, 20. Frank Latti more, a negro, 18 years old, was sent to the roads for 10 months by the county court for an assault he was charged wlh having commltte on a 12-year-old negro boy Christmas. Lattlmore was administering a flog ging to the hoy's mother when the boy ran in and was struck on the head with a shovel. Maretx. France's Prize Beauty. moala produced aolely by warm water and roaaatad cream But be ur to uae onli pure' roaentpd (Team, a It la an entirely' different thtiiB from ordinary face cream , and mil)! nut be runfuunded with thern. . li.Tsur.ullj prefer rnme Tokalun dioaeaU ml), but any good brand will do If )OB have wrinkles et if bo a Jpna lr Pcnrlle and use them in connection wltk )ihe i-ream and you get quick action en tr deepuat rrHklea. no n,iatt4r ur how lopf ntHiiilinr. in .-ne nlghl'a .time and awekca on the morrow to wUnen moat aitonlahinj . rcnuita t personally guarantee succesa In vr cam, In any of my newepaper article which I write on subjects relat.ng to beauty, or I will refund the $piou,nt paid tor xiy prod ucts which I recimmend, provided you lak jour dealer s receipt at the time you make your Burchate. My American. ddre if Simon Marlox. 20 Weat 2nd street. New Tork. NOTB : Th manufacturers pf crm to- pouneea con- brand, that thf charttabi in thai It will not banish every complexion blemish ana I (ve most tonih,lnB new beMty to 7rtn: kled. care-worn, aged women In three daya 'time In many Insianeea It can be obtained absolutely Iresh and guaranteed pure frorn II. R Beatty Co or moat any to ArsSfUl in th s city ox awrinK t m m n m mm Are Especially In To Attend The Lecture by Flint, 6. A.E. th? I Music 23rd Motor if ts rnr i- wni into the affray: r nd all good druggist
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