The plastering h.-'S been about,
completed in the Romero build
ing, ar.d the finishing work will
begin on Monday. The building
will be ready for occupancy
about the first of the month.'
Services tliis
Moroiiio and
t. tinr
5
Rev. J. Q. Herrin will preach
at the Baptist Church this morn
ing at 11 o'clock, the service be
ing followed by the regular busi
ness meeting. On Sunday morn
ing Rpv. J. R. Carver of th
Presbyterian Church will preach
at 11 o'clock. At 7:30 Mr. Herrin
will preach again. The change
in the morning service was made
necessary ri account of Mr.
Carver not having received
notice in time to make the
change in his dates.
If its news you want. sunsenie
for the Morning New;-. If cw
want history, sny old paper will
do.
J;nie U ,i,kci who ha
confined to his bed, wv.s
to be up again vesterd-iy.
abe
fli
HE GAME, HE
SAW, THEY
CONQUERED
When will Colonel Roosevel
learn that his job is to run the
universe in general and to permit
minor divisions of the earth-
such as states and municipalities
to conduct their own affairs?
Evidently, he hasn't learned it
yet.
Last fall he rushed to Indiana
to save Beveridge. Beveridge
lost.
He then went to Ohio to elect
Harding. Harmon won.
Then on to Massachsetts to
whoop it up for Henry Cabot
Lodge, and Lodge pulled through
by the skin of his teeth, after
the most hair-raising experience
in his entire career.
And in New York Roosevelt
fought a hand-to hand battle for
his personal candidate, Stimson.
Stimson was buried on election
day.
