M. Pace, C. P. Harwood, C. J. Huphes, Jr., W. H. Mullen, and J. U. Burroughs. The appointment of delegates to the Allied Printing Trades Council was left to the president, Mrs. Blanche Wilhelmer (v. J. Jones), linotype operator, was obligated to membership, and she is the only woman member of the local union.
A delegation was appointed to attend the funeral this morning at 10 o'clock of Sydney Gates, a member of the union who died on Saturday.
CHRISTMAS SERVICE
Special Services Are Held by Sunday School of St. Paul's Church,
The Christmas service of the Christmas season by the Sunday school children of St. Paul's Church was held yesterday morning, the exercises taking the place of the usual services. Rev. W. Russell Howie, pastor, read Van Dyke's "The Story of the Other Wish Man," which he held for himself, and the children, fifty or more, took the various parts in pantomime. The hymns were sung. The children brought their gifts to the church, in annual custom, and they will be distributed among domestic missions and poorer parishes. Christmas donations were also brought by the members of the congregation, and many of these will be distributed among the poor of the city.  TWO MORE CIDER CASES
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Police Justice Crutchfield
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?Archie Pratali was arrested yesterday by Sergeant Zimmer and Patrolman Mamoley, of the Second Police Station, charged with having cider in his possession too "hard" to net by the prohibition law. The cider was said to contain more than 4 percent alcohol. 