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Endeavor Society, 5 80 p. IA; prayer meet
ing, Thursday evening at 5 o'clock Seats
free All cordially invited
Metropolitan Church, Sixth and A
Streets northeast, DR.. Granville s Will
Jams pastoral II a m, The God Idea,
and at D m God Our Reward sun
day school. $3.50 a. m; Senior Young PeO-
pies Union at ?. n; Junior Union at
p. n. Welcome.
Second Church Auditorium, Fourth and
Virginia Avenue southeast, z. HeZ Sven,
pGstoT-Servicos. Il a. m and 7:45 P. n;
baptisms at night service Free pews-
All invited. Sunday school, $50 a. M;
B. 7. ?. L. Sunday, $40 P. m; prayer
Calvary Church Eighth and H Streets
northwest, Rev. :. H Greene, d. D., pas
tCr: Rev A F Anderson, pastors as
sistant-9-2O a. n Sunday school, Miles
u. Shand. superintendent; preaching, II
q n. and p. m; Bible Club Thursday,
IS D m; Y p. s C. E. Junior Sunday,
800 p m; intermediate, p m; Senior
Tuesday. 8 ?. N. All cordially invited.
West Washington Church, Thirty-frst
and y Streets northwest Rev Cornelius
c. Coleman, pastor-Public worship, with
sermon by the pastor II a 10. and p m;
the pastor at the morning service will
tell Of the great convention at Asheviiie,
y z, sunday school S.5D a m; Y = =
c. E. D m; prayer meeting Wednes-
day. p. N. a cordial welcome is extend
ed to all
Brookland Church. Rev. H. VI. Geren.
pastor-Sunday school, $50 a. m. c. G.
Lynch. superintendent; preaching by the
pastor. II d. m. and p. N; 3 Y. P u,
?. m; prayer and service Thursday, s
p. N
Z Street Church. meeting temporarily
a Memorial Chapel Fifth and Streets
northwest, Dr. J. ! Muir, pastor-Preaeh-
ing II q. n. and p. m; evening subject.
Lessons from Martinique" Sunday
school. $3.50 g. N; Christian Endeavor
meeting. p m; prayer meeting Thurs
day, p. m Strangers welcome
Centennial Church. 716 F Street north
cast-Surday school $50 a. m; church
services. Il a. m, conducted by Mr. VII
liam !. Speiden. and ct p. u. By Rev.
Or. Donaldson, Of Atlanta, Ga: song ser
vi, $50 p. m; prayer meeting on Thurs
d. evening at s o'cI~k, preceded by Song
service at 100 All cordially invited.
Seats free.
First Church, corner Sixteenth and o
Streets northwest-Publie worship and
preaching at Il a. N. and .. H., By Rev.
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Congregational.

Fifth Church. corner Eighth and 7
Streets northeast, pastor, David W Mont
gomeTy-Sunday school at $50 a. m
preaching at II a. m, subject. Christ the
True Center OF Life" Senior Christian
EHdeavcr at 6:45 p. m; evening service
at 7-45 o'clock, subject. Some Modern
Difficulties of Faith"
Mount Pleasant Church. Columbia Read.
near Fourteenth Street. Rev. VI. Ross
Fishburn. pastor-SerYices: $50 a. m
Sunday school; II a. m, sermon by pas
tor, subject, Thou Hast Thy Choice
3 80 D. m, Junior Endeavor; Z p. m, Sc
Nor Endeavor; D. m, sermon by pas
tor, subject, "A Young Man Who Blum
deTed.
First Church. corner Tenth and C
Streets northwest. Rev. S. NJ. Newman. D.
D., pastOT-Services II a. m. public woT-
ship, with sermon by pastor; p. m. IL
Illustrated service upon the history Of the
Bible in its manuscripts and versions
Music by quartet and chorus choir led by
Or. j. ". BIschoH. oTganist SUNDAY
school. $50 a N: Christian E1dcavor
6: 40 .. IA.
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Vermont Avenue Church Frederick D.
Power, pastor-Prea ching at II a m and
p. m; Sunday school, $50 a. m; Bible
classes at 9:45 q. m; Christian Endeavor
services at p. n. All are welcome
Ninth Street Church, Ninth and D
Streets northeast, E B. Bagby, pastor
Services, with sermon by pastor, II a. m,
The Happiness of God" and at D. M,
'Our Most Popular Sin" Sunday school,
$3.50 a. NJ; c. Z. meeting. Gas p. N:
prayer meeting, Thursday, S p n.
H Street Church. near our-and-a-haIf
Street southwest, Finley 3. Sapp, pastor
Services al II a. m and p. m: morning
theme, THE Gospel of Reconciliation; -
evening, Unity of the Faith and the Bond
Of Peace" Sunday scaSOl, S.30 a. n;
Junior EndeavOT, 2.30 p m; EDdeavor
prayer meeting, Z P. m; midweek service,
7:3C p. m, Thursday All welcome; seats
free.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE NOTES.

Metropolitan EpwOrth League held their
anniversary exercises on Sunday evening
and President W. 5. Dewhist presided.
The program coEs Eted chiefly in re-
view OF the work accomplished by the
various departments since the first OF
last October In behalf OF the spiritual
department Mrs Emma N Wharton re-
cited what the chapter was doing for the
missionary cause She had direct con-
munications from the five preacher teach
ers in India who are supported by mem
bers of the Metropolitan League
Miss Elizabeth Bobb chairman of the
social department stated that during the
past few months five soeials had been
held. all Of which nave been unique and
entertaining The average attendance
numbered zoo Members have become
more generally acquainted and new mem
bsIs have been secured The music has
been ably hanIIed by an excellent ehor-
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The EpWOrth League.
Topics and Suggestions of Interest to It's Members

The Epworth League topic for Sunday
evening, May Is, is Practical Consecra-
ton, references Rom. xii:1-2f
Conservation to God is the highest act
OF the souls devotion-it is not alone the
giving up of our lives to Christ's cause
but it is the giving of all that is best in
us-our talents, our hopes. our ideals
We consecrate all that we are. all that
we hope to be. - the service of Kim
whom we serve
Conservation is not merely the act of
making a public vow, but it must be fol-
lowed by consecrated life
The sequel of salvation is service
The call to conservation is the call Of
the Creator -.T beseee gu BY the
mercies OF Cod Oh, Jung Chris
tians would heed this c. d know the
joys of service.
Some Points in Gods Mercies.
The mercy of his forbearance
The mercy of Gods forgiveness.
His everyday mercies
The merciful gift of the senses
Signs OF Conservation.
Interest: The coBsecrated person is
alive &c all claims Of Christ
Diligence: Time Is the invisible path
which Gods feet travel, and the true
Christian is diligent in saving time for
Christ's service.
Endurance: Conservation wears well It
Is no mere signing of a eard-it is a per-
manent partnership
Joyfulncss: Christ's disciples are no de-
jected servants. but happy, joyful servi-
tors OF their Lord and Master
Paul was consecrated: he said. This
one thing I do also, Il can do all
things through Christ which Strengthened
me-
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If Can Live.

i ! can i've
To make some 7ale face brighter and 70 give
) second Iuster TO some tear-dimmed eye,
Or cen impart
One throb Of comfort TO an aching heart,
OF cheer some wayworn soul II passing by
II I can lenG
y strong hand to the fallen, or defend
The right against 4 single envious strain,
Ny life though here
Perhaps OF muca that secmeth dear and fair
TO Us eartI, VIII not have been II vain
The Qurest JOY,
Most near 10 heaven. Tar from earth's alloy,
Is bidding clouds give way TO and shine,
and twill DC well
i on that day. % days the angels tell
Of me- she did her best for one Of thine"
-Ha3en Hunt Isckson-
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SUNDAY SERVICES IN
CITY SANCTUARIES

munion, il o'clock, and the rector viii
preach; evening service, 4 o'clock vel
come to all
between Thirty-second and Thirty-third
Streets. Rev. Frederick 3. Howden, rector
Services; Holy communion. 7:30 a. n.
morning prayer, holy communion. and ser
mon, II O'Clock; evening prayer and ser
mon at 4:30 O'Clock, followed by short
organ recital Strangers cordially invited.
st. Margaret's Church, Connecticut Ave
nue. and Bancroft Place, Rev Herbert
Scott Smith, D. D. pastoT-Services: s q.
m. holy communion; $3.50 q. n, Sunday
school; II O'Clock, morning prayer and
sermon; S o'clock, evening prayer and
sermon Strangers welcome
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Unitarian.

All Souls Church, Fourteenth Street
corner of L Street northwest Rev UIys-
ses G. 3. Pierce, minister-Services: 9:45
a N, Sunday school and class in com
Daratiye religions; 10 a M, Unity Study
class; II, morning service; sermon bv the
minister, with service of fellowship and
holy communion: 6:45 D. N, Young Peo-
pies Religious Union; meeting in the
chapel; 8 O'Clock, evening service; the
minister viii preach All seats free at
evening services
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BAPTIST.

Grace Church, Ninth and PENNSYLVANIA
Avenue southeast, " VI. Neylns. pastor
Regular preaching services morning and
evening by the pastor: Sunday school at
SO z. n, young peoples meeting a 5.45
p. m; prayer services every Thursday
evening. Everybody welcome. Pews
$Se-
Maryland Avenue Church. Fourteenth
and Maryland Avenue ncrtheast-Serv-
ICES: Sunday school, $50 a. N; pre5ch-
ing II a m and g . ~, by Rev. George
Bdckler; song service, Is p. n; Junior
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Written Vow.

We suggest that written vows of conse-
Grafton may be helpful This is true for
many reasons. We have often thought
that if many of our testimonies and con
secration vows could be taken down by
photograph or a reporter, and kept II
form to remind US, they would have a
greatly increased value. We are liable
to forget all too soon the vocal profess
sicDs we utter. The next best thing is 20
keep a sort OF spiritual diary in which we
record our CONSIDERATIONS from time to
time.
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UuiveTSaliSt.

Church Of Our Father, Thirteenth and I.
Streets northwest. the Rev. John Van
S-haick, jr-, past0r-Services: Il a n
and p. NJ, the pastor viii preach: morn
ing subject, ii Christ Should Come 10
Washington" evening, The Life Story
of Hosea BallOu;" Sunday school, 9:45 a.
m; kindergarten, II a N; Young Peo-
pies Christian Union, Z p. m; prayer
meeting. Thursday, p n. All are in
vited.
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Some Of our readers have read HIRAM

Some of our readers have read Hiram
Colts Religion" He called himself a
shoemaker by the grace Of God. He would
put religion into the shoes he made He
wouldn't pad the soIes with inferior ma
terial. And he gave his pastor to under
stand that he should not neglect his study.
and be compelled to pad his sermons. He
would make religion a reality in the
daily affairs of life. That is not a new
idea. but it viii yet bear repeating.
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Other Services

MiIIenniaI Dawn meetings (undenomiua-
ti0naI}-Sible study 7:S0 p m; praise
and testimony. Wednesday. 7.3G p. m. al
Society Temple HaE, corner Fifth an5
G Streets northwest; Fridays, T:30 p. IL.
practical and doctrinal Bible discourse
at HainCs Hall, Harrison and Monroe
Streets. Anacostia. Services free.
Christadelphian. Washington Ecclesfs
hall over National Capital Bank. 81
Pennsylvania Avenue southeast-SerYices
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New Church

New Church, Sixteenth and Corcoran
Streets northwest. Rev. Frank SewaH
pastoT-PTeaching at il a N: Pentecost
service, THE Comforter" Sunday school.
12:I5 p m; vespers with brief address.
The Churchs birthday" Free library of
Swedenborg's works and New Church lit
eTature in vestry open daily, y to .. m
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Wednesday, s p NJ, reading rooms in
Bond Building
Second Church of Christ, Scientist. hall
1913 Twelfth Street northwest-Services
II a m: subject, Soul and Body" sun
day school. y n; Wednesday, p. m.
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Selected Quotations.

It is easier to offer God a few activities
than 10 give him heart. r. Miller.
Be what you wish others to become.
Let yourself, and not your words, preach.
a consecrated lie must of necessity be
a pure life God cannot use any but
clean tools.
If there be a weaker one
Give me strength TO lead him on;
If q biiudeT soul there be-
Let me guide him nearer Thee
ClOrhe with life my weak intent,
Let me be the thing l meant
Whittier.
When God Almighty linked himself
with Moses rod, It was worth more than
all the armies in the world. If God can
use an old. dried-up, withered rod. He can
use you and me. 1t was not Moses nor
Moses rod that brought the plaques on
the Egyptians, but it was the God behind
the rod L Moody
Next weeks lesson will be prepared for
The Times by Mr.. Augustus E. Ingram,
chairman of the missionary committee Of
the District C z. Union.
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E. B. Pollard, Phi D.; Bible school. $3.50
a m, DR. George c. Samson. supcrin-
tendent; Young Peoples. Tuesday. s Q. n:
prayer service, Thursday, S p. N, with
account of recent convention in Asheviue.
All invited
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Sunday, May 1S-St, Venantius NJ
Monday, May 19-St Peter Celectin, c.
Tuesday, May 20-St. Bernardine of Sienna, c.
Wednesday, May 21-St. Felix of Cantalice, c.
Thursday, May 22-St Yvo C.
Friday, May est. John Baptist Rossi, c.
Saturday, May 24-Our Lady, Help of Christians
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Christian Sc:ence.

First Church of Christ, Scientist. Scot
fish Rite Hall, 1907 G Street northwest
Services, II a. n. and p. m: subject,
Soul and Body" Sunday school, II a. NJ;
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st. AIMS Church-The progressive Gu
chre to be held on Monday, May 70. in
Carroll Institute Hall, promises to be a
very attractive entertainment. Many ar
ticIes, beautiful and costly, will be award
ed TO the fortunate players
Ar. James B. Shugrue and Miss Viz
GINA Horn were married at the Tectory
on Wednesday morning
Christian doctrine class has been
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Holy Trinity Church. the Rev. Father
NIuIvaney, rectOr-The SOdality viii re-
ceive holy communion at the o'clock
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Scripture References.

Matthew, WA: Romans. vi:13.I6
Corinthians. yi:1s,20; Il Corinthians, viii:
81: Ephesians, iv:16, z3-25, 29, 30; Philip
plans. ii:2-5, iva; I ThessaIonians, WI.
%; Hebrews, xii:14,15; James, ia, WIS;
Peter. f:22, fv:s.13. v:6,7. u:19-24.
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

Pentecost-Gospe, xiv:2331: Holy
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St. Joseph's Church. the Rev. Father
Schmitt, pastor-The Rev Father Smyth
will preach at the late mass tomorrow.
May devotions Tuesd1y and Friday even
ings at 7:30 O'Clock, and every morning
after o'clock mass. Mass at :, 9, and
1890 O'Clock. as usual. Baptism at 3
O'Clock Holy Name Society meets Sun
days at o'clock.
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Church of the Holy Name Of Jesus. the
Rev Father Keryick. pastoT-Low masses
on Sunday at I and O'Clock; high mass
and sermon ct 1870 O'Clock; vespers and
benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at
7:30 p. N.
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Suggested HYMNS.

Christian Endeavor hymns-1s, %, g.,
81, 20, 70, 30, 22S-
The EEdaavor HymnaI - 135, 137, 139,
156, ia. III. 49,.
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st. Cyprian's Church-High mass tomor-
row viii be celebrated at 1890 low mass
at S and o'clock May devotions every
Tuesday and Friday evening.
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Church of the Nativity, BTightwood-
Rev. G. O. Rosensteel Will celebrate mass
tomorrow at 8 q N; Sunday school viii
be held at 8 a n; bapJisms will be given
by special appointment.
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Continued from Fifth Page)
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st. Johns Church. Forest Glen, Nd. the
Rev c O. Rosens eel, pastor-TcEor-
rows services viii take place at the usual
hours.
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formed for the children living in the
neighbOrhood Of Bethesda II is held on
Tuesday at $3.50 p. N. at the home of Mrs
Henry Heiskell and is under the direction
of Miss Elise HeiskeII
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St. Matthew's Church, the Rev. Thomas
S Lee, pastor-TomCrrow's masses Will
be celebrated at Z, 9, and II a. N; Sun
day school at 9 a. N; vesDeTs at p m,
with an elaborate musical program Sci
emn high mass viii be sung tomorrow at
II O'Clock The cffertory VIII be rendered
by Miss Eleanor Simonds-
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St AIoysius Church, the Rev. Father
Edward Y. Fink, Tector-Tomorrow 5
services will be as follows: Masses at 6,
Z, 8, and IL O'Clock; Sunday school at $50
a N; vespers at 1870 p m; masses dur
ing the week at 6, $50, 7, and $50 a. M
The alterations in the lower church are
progressing rapidly, and it is expected
that every desirable change will have been
completed by June q, the Feast of st.
Aloysius.
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Mr.. Ernest A Short was the leader Of
st. PauTs Sunday evening He made an
interesting talk on the lesson and gave
4 brief history Of the organization of the
league Besides the song service and
prayers. there we're selections rendered by
boys chorus and Miss Mary Kobe and
Ny F Hall Miss Winnie King read q
poem entitled FILLED With the Spirit.
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St Peters Church, the Rev. Father
O'Brien, pastor-SoIemn high mass will
be celebrated at 1870 o'clock. Low masses
al the usual hours May devotions every
evening at 100 O'Clock.
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Mr.. George L Price led Gorsuch League
Sunday evening Mr.. Price is a new
conner to Washington and has united with
Gorsueh Church, where he viii have q
good field to labor for the Master
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EIdbrooke Chapter held an enthusiastic
service Sunday; the auditorium vas filed
with Epworthians and their friends. The
district secretary spoke about the league
in it's ORGANIZATION and work. Rev. H
&. r. Rsck also spoke. The special music
BY the choir and exercises by the boys
and girls were enjoyed by all present
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Bethesda Chapter enjoys good attend
ance at devotional meetings.
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Wesley Chapter is arranging for
social on May %, which promises to sur
pass the ones given in the past.
The Washington executive committee
will meet at headquarters, Hotel La
Fetra. Tuesday evening. Nay 20 TO eoEa-
plete program for the convention to be
held in this city June 1922
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St Anthony's Church, Brookland. the
Rev Joseph T. O'Brien, pastor-Low
mass tomorrow, 1870 a m; high mass AMI
sermon. 1890 a. n. Mass at the Soldiers
Home. attended from This church. Q g. N
Mass will be celebrated at a m at St
Fincent's Orphan Asylum, also in Father
O'Brien's charge.
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Brookland Chapter was favored last
Sunday evening by having Mr. H a Ison,
district fourth vice president, ID conduct
its services. Mrs L D. Ayers VIII lead
the meeting tomorrow evening
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-07-01
Beginners Course Decided Up
on For the Sunday
Schools.
GRE ATEST WORKER EVER KNOWN
IN o1aoay School Affairs, the Praise
Given the Late 3. r. Jacobs, OF
Chicago, IN One of the Resolu.
tons Adopted.

Denver, July 1.-The tenth trien-
nial convention of the international
Sunday School association had the
last day Of its sessions yesterday. The
proceedings were in part:
The report Of the auditing commit
tee on the treasurers report was
adopted.
The calm in the convention Vas
broken by the debate on the report of
the resolutions committee, which pro-
,ided for optional advanced and be-
ginners' courses in the Sunday school.
A substitute was adopted to the effect
that the association was not prepared
10 adopt series of advanced courses,
but providing for beginners course.
A resolution on the death of B. F.
Jacobs, of Chicago, formerly chairman
of the executive committee, which re-
ferred to him as the greatest Sunday
school worker the world had ever
known, was adopted
The report of the lesson commit
tee, as amended by the resolutions
adopted was then adopted.
1t was decided to have a commits
Eicn make an eight-months' tour of
the world in the interest Of Sunday
school work, the members to pay their
own expenses.
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DIED AT LOCKWOOD.
Ray IrOus Died at That Place While
on his Way to Baltimore.

CoNNELLsyILLE, July IA wom-
an with her little boy were passengers
on Conductor John Porter;s train SUM-
day evening on their way from Nor
gantown to Johns Hopkins Pasteur In
stitute at Baltimore. The boy had
been bitten by vicious cat and was
being taken away for treatment.
While at the Connellsville depot the
boy went into conyultions and q case
OF hydrophobia was the result, in vio-
lentsform. The mother was unattended
and unable to care for her boy. b. &
o. Detective Bob. Shepherd took the
case in hand and assisted the mother
at the depot in caring for her son. He
also provided her an attendant to &C
company them on the train. All
lockwood, while in commissions, death
came as a relief to the suffering son,
while the mothers grief was almost
uncomfortable. They proceeded on their
way to TunneltoE, where relatives
would take charge OF the dee.d aud
also care for the sorrowing mother.
Detective Shepperd in the line of bis
duties has many peculiar cases to care
for, having his sympathies daily
aroused, but this Was one OF extraor-
binary sadness.
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SAND-BAGGED.
And Robbed of Large Sum of Money
The BObbers Escape.

CLARKsBURG, w. Va, July III.
F. Herman, young man who. until
few days ago, was employed by
the South Penn Oil company at
Bristol, when he was discharged,
was sandbagged and robbed of 500.
80 about IL o'clock last night in the
B. d o. yards at this place.
Herman came to town during the
day and got to drinking In the
evening he made the acquaintance
of two strangers, whom he treated a
number of Itimes, and who finally
lured him into the yards just east OF
the station on some pretext, and
there knocked him senseless and
took all the money be had, besides a
yalise containing clothing and other
property valued at about $40.
Herman did not report the matter
to the police, and it was not until
late this afternoon that the affair
was made known. From the victim s
description OF the men the police be-
lieye that they know the guilty par
ties, and they will try to locate
them.