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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30
AMONG THE EDITORS.
Dr.. White.

Dr.. |. c. White. the State geologist,
Is being attacked and efforts are being
made to d;slodge him from his posi-
ton. According &c reports from
Charleston. pressure will be brought
10 bear on the legislature to cut down
the appropriation 70" the geological
survey II DR.. White Is 10 be retained
in his position. This pressure Is be-
ing brought by the coal and oil In.
tercsts of the State, whose enmity DR..
White incurred through certain state
;mcnts regarding tn waste OF natural
resources in West Virginia and the
necessity for u checl; 10 this reckless
extravaganza. 3
These interests pre therefore, "af-
ter his scalp" as the vernacular has
It.
There are certain conditions In onr
country today Witch make the posi-.
tlon of DR.. White not especially W-
culiar. Others havr found themselves
In the sane situation.
When man ar:ses to tell the
truth about certain matters affecting
the vested Interests. these interests
are not slow 70 use means to 'liscrdit
him II possible. The manufacturers
Of adultercd food products have no
especially high regard for Or. Wiley
and II he could be forced out of his
position and an easier" man located
there, 1t would certainly BIZ to the
profit of the food adnltcrcrs. Out In
San Francisco. Prosecutor Hency
went after The bribers and reached
for the men higher up" He. too
hns been made the object OF attacks
aimed 10 dlscrcdIt him with the pso-
pie. These onslaushts failed and re-
sor, was had to thugs and asslssins.
Even President Roosevelt has not
been free from such attacks.
Therefor. when i Is seen where the
charges against Or. White originate.
|, fcrces one to consider them In n
different light. DR. White has proved
an able servant Ct the people VINO
have had 10 pay him nothing for
those services. /.
The coal and oil interests are deep,
ly involved In the politics of West
Virginia. When an official does some.
thing TO displcaSc them or which may
cut down their profits. they immedi-
ately seek to have MIN put ont Of the
way. Let us hope that DR.. White Will
not be made Il victim Of charges
brought from so selfish and base Il
Notwithstanding News.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30

According 10 a dispatch sent out
from Charleston this week the Model
License League has petitions with the
names Of 10000 people thereon who
are against the submission Of the
prohibition amendment 10 q vote OF
the people. The superintendent OF the
Anti!Saloon League states In n letter
Just received ut :his Office that he
has petitions with about 10000 names
on them asking for submission. That
probably represents fairly well public
opinion in West Virginia on the mat
ter OF submitting the prohibition
amcndmcnt-tb.ee To one in favor OF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30


The Johnson pistol ,oring bill al.
lows q man to take ont license to
carry q revolver by paying $40 aad
publishing n notice in the paper 20
Jays beforehand md giving bond
Of $500 that he won't 10 anything
unlawful" while he has the gun with
him. He must also show good reasdn
to the circuit Judge for wanting the
PISTOL before he Is granted llcens" 10
carry It. To carry n revolver without
license is a penitentiary offense. Tie
bill must have soma merit else %
Senators out Of 20 present would not
have voted for It,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30

OF alcohol. and add thereto section 100.
relating to the regulations respecting
licenses" Referred TO committee on
judiciary. VI
By Mr.. Williams fof pocahontas):
House Bill No. eliza hill to re-enact
section 81 Of ch9ntcr so Of the acts OF
1907" Referred to the committee on
the Judiciary
BY MIR Mcdowell: House Bflf No
21oG-"A bill 10 amend and re-enact
section s OF chapter 81 Of the acts Of
the legislature. cNtra session OF 1908.
relating to vacancic; In boards Of edu.
cation and giving he county superin'
tcndent authority TO remove from
office members of the board of cduca.
ton on evidence Of lntemperance. I'm
morality anil gross neglect Of duty"
Referred to the committee on educa'
ton.
BY Mr.. Lilley: House Bill No. ef7-.
"a bill TO provide pensions for teach
ers who have taught In the public
schools Of this state for thirty.aye
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30
d dc committee a. Insurance.


by In. 4 lei lofs Putnam louise "
IIlo! bin % en- md and reenaes
caon 4 81 chaptf % the saets 81
fis07. relating 10 ointment ~ at;
torneys 10 accept se3yice for foreign
corporations. Referred to the com,
$llttee on private corporations md
,, Joint stock companies. IS
Il: By Mr. Lee tof Puinam): House bill
/; to amend ana re-cnuct section 10 Of
chapter Il Of the acts, Of 1907, relating
to discrimination In the sale Of life
insurance. Referred 10 the committee
/ on Insurance. rs
By Mr.. Kelly (of Mlson): House
bill No g07-"A BIZ amending and re-
enac!ing section . o: chapter GO OF the
rode Of West virginia being section
1903 OF the code Of 1906, relating to
hunting Referred 10 the committee
on game and fish.
BY Mr.. Hinzman. House Bill No. POS
"a bill to amend and re-neact sec
ton 9 Of chapter e.: Of the code OF
, 1906 tscri;ll section ilGGl). relating 10
the duty of prosecuting attorney and
docket fees. Referred to the commit
tee on Judiciary.
Pr: MIR. Yost: l1nure Bill No. 2O9-
"a bill to amend and re-enact chapter
1G Of the acts OF 1901, relating TO fer
; eign fire Insurance companies and
agents doing business In this state
without 4 state license" Referred to
, conmittcc on insNI"acp. b
BY Mr.. kearfoot House Bill No. ol0
"a bill for greater protection OF life
and property al railroad crossings"
/ Referred 10 colnmll'ee OH raliroaas'
by Mr., Hhlett' House i'i'i No. -! III II
IA bill 10 amend and recnact serial
cole OF West Virt MIA isO6 eii'ioh.'
Referred to committee t on counties
districts and municipal corporations.
by Mr.. Williams dott 'pocahohtas::
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30
The Gay Deceivers.

One thing for colarel people to re-
member Is that every Democrat in the
house Of delegates voted for the Jim
Grow" car bill. and every Republican
voted against 1t. /. won't be long be-
fore some Of those Democrats will be
around trying to make the negro be-
lievc that they are his only friends. =
Brax,on Central.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30
q w EIGHT FoR LIFE.

y When a mans HE Is in jeopardy lie
4 will put forth every effort within Ills
poper 10 ward of ;he threatening
danger. The very existence OF tie
lleeased saloon now hangs in the
!balance 81. West Virginia and ne i a
IN ery poo+ philosopher WHO thinks that
EHtne tllclor men are going TO sit LILY
by and See their source Of revenue cut
s!ofr and their business ruined, Not
much, they will fight to the bitter
q end and fight as hard % they posi-.
Ishly can. Just now they, feel pretty
) good over having the support Of ihur
sot the Heading newspapers Of tho
State, thAWieellng Intelllgencer "ld
g1tegister, and the Charleston Gazette
t{asd Mall. These papers are a stand.
sOff5 politically, SO politics cuts no fg-
snreS In their position. The Del1o.
scratlc party by Inference agreed to
tie submission Of the amendment 10
aSyoteS Of the people AMI the RebublI-
can party made, a dlrec! pie lSe 10 do
Chr ssame. Now We find these strong
I papers on both sides counsellIng The
breaking of these promises. The liq-
st1ors forces are sending ont thousands
+ of pages OF itils paid for stun. trying
10 scare people by shouting higher
sta1es, Sconflscation Of property. Etc.
\ Is $yery.mucn the same cry that WIS
Iafeed Sin the days OF slavery, but
IA brahanlS Lincoln Issued the enamel
patton proclamation Just the same
and &c the people get chance they
will Issue "a proclamation putting to-
death the licensed saloon In West
Virginia. And. mark orr words, ineg
VIII getfthat eiance. When the pto.
! pie sget lin dead earnest about Il nat.
te:atheyS accomplish what they set ont
10 do5anda they are getting in earnest
an this whiskey5 fight. It isn't poit.
tstcLlsqueston, II is moral question,
] b.tgthe Democrats are trying to saift
8thesburdtn on the Republicans. Dis.
patches sent out last night f:om
Charleston stated that tae Republican
administration was planning to sill
y tne amendment. The Democrats
would help do 1t and then make the
Republican party stand the odlnm
before the people. We do not believe
sStte 4 Republican h party leaders ire
! Snort sighted enough to allow th:m.
s;selyesttoS be duped: In that way. rais
a critical time in the States ais.
I: tory will the people stand Tor the
right or wrong?
49, h .
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|or n room. but siso 10 PfesldentS
|ieles H Taft Pfesia lent Rooseselt
and d FL oticfals d the United
States government Who e1erted their
Efforts and. ability In sreconstrtlcttng
the affairs OK our sister republi ---7-:
Clarisburg Telegram. Sc s IA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30

Senate bill No. Is. relating to anal
ihca,Ions Of lawyers. was pessed te
third reading.
The Senate adjourned at noon I'll
II O'Clock Monday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30
NJ ftIi.asIl 3 . '7'f.a
Announcement.

we are authorized TO announce
Charies lloyd. & Of the First ward, US
!, 4 candidate for nomination for the Of
Ilfes Of Clerk OF the City OF Falrmonst,
subject To- Republican convention OF
sprimrY3 election.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30

Old Boreas couldn't let January
pass without making a short visit to
tho West Virginia hills. He has been
making things hum to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30

Many people who are not CON
PEELED 10" rent q few furnished rooms
people who refuse to pay pride
taxes"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30

Graft microbes soon die in the light
Of publicity.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30

Now for the collection Of the biz
fines. We need the money.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-30


lEirginls.
,By Mr, HAITI ga Senate Dill NO.
ss1oS 4 bill to amend and enact
section a Il 3of mi cod 9ts q sSs4 Re- re:
iferrel 10 The commit tee on the III:
dietary n RI
By Mr, Llttlepas ScnateE bill No.
1os: "A bill extending and defining
| the liability Of employers In actions
for negligence for injury or death J, Of
their employees. declaring what snail
not be a defense In ynrn action by
employees against their employers. and
defining who are the agents OF the
employer under. this @ei. Referred
to the committee on labor.
+! BY Mr. Hatfeld-S"nnte bill No.
section !. "a, % and 81 Of chapter GO.
and sections lG, &c and .. Of chapter
$50 of%the code Of 1896. relating 10
vital statistics and public heiith' anu
repeating sections ~. ~. Il. - %, "
Is and &c Of ch:p,er 63 and sections
90 all. "a. % and 2S OF chapter 100 OF
the code Of 1906 Ra'frred 10 Inc
1 H
committee OF the ind!c'1rF.
! By Mr.. Coffman-Scnnte Dill NO.
100: "a bill 10 amend md re.enact
section 1902 t9SeSn OF the code OF
West Virginia OF 1906 is amended anu
rr-enactel by section "c' OF chapter
q OF the acts Of 1905" Referred 10
the committee on the ,a''clai!.
By Mr.. Flynn-Sene;e bill NO. lVl:
"a bill amended snd r"fnac,ing Sec
tion ALAG. code OF 1905. bf'nS ehapter
1876, acts 1852. entitled: Lien OF mig
ment on real estate. Referred 10
the committee on The Judiciary.
By Mr.. Baker-Scnat. bill No, lo.:
"a bill against the nnlAwlul use OF
Telephone and telegraph lines and IN
struments. and to protar: them from
injury and prescribe . rpnai'y tiere-
for" Referred 10 the committee on
the Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Baker-Sena:t bill No. lOa:
"A bill to amend and re.cnaci section
70 Of chapter 20 Of III" code, relating
to the assessment of banks, trust
companies and banking associations"
Referred 10 the committee on Fl
nance.
By Mr.. Baker-Sena:e hill No. l0i:
"a bill 10 protect electric lighting and
power companies wafer ana Eas eolF
"'n.es anu wy. "
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The following b'lis were introduced
IN The mousse IhhsdaS:
BY Mr.. Ellis: House h'l' Nv l9s-
"A bill making fn"s OF slnh'er Vi
banking institutions or persons Il cf'hl'
maj oiehse' heieF'" ~ ''ie ''.''i''''
Tee on 'lie la"ic'arS'
by MI. loSt' HOUSE, OH w. '''-
~ Dill TO amend ara re.ehact sect'o''
Is OF chapter )! III 'he ac's Vi 'A'e
legislature oil '9oS' eSlraordihafF ses'
sion, relating 10 Inc admission 0! ira
torral benellclafF societies 10 '"'s
State Referred 10 inc eommitlee on
insurance
by Mr.. Rrackland' iic'lSe ilI' NO.
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Il The! speakeasy mar Is often loud
! talker whom engaged In other bust.
mess. " IN Z: 81 !, J. > 4 z h.
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House Strong

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Delivered BY Carrier
Daily one month, payable monthly 4oe
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United Press Telegraph Reports.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

I'm the cerk's office of the circui
curt Of the county OF Mercer on tn,
'rd day Of March, 1909.
Lettie T.. Porter, Plalntiff.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17

and other ofScers or the state au
the rlzed TO administer oaths under
tate laws; and said board OF az.
fairs and said council shall have suck
power for coltempts as Is conferred
on county courts by section thirteen
q. chapter thirty-nine OF the Code.
AL procc Necessary 70 enforce the
powers conferred by this act on the
brsrd OF Affairs and council shall be
s.ea cd by the mayor tor acting ma;
cr) and the president of the council
re positively, and shall be executed
By any member OF the polio force
ABSENCE OF OFFICERS
Sec. A When any member Of
the board of AFFAIR." o. any appoint
i've officer of the city shall from sick
ncss or other cause be unable. for
n short period of time. to attend to
tie duties OF his office. the boar6
% affairs. In case of the absence o.
a member OF caid board. may deslg-
nst~. another member thereof to AZ.
tend to the duties OF such absent
member, In addition TO the duties al
ready devolving upon him IN the ca
psoity OF member OF the board; and
IN case OF the absence OF any APP
pcintive officer. the board may ap.
pant some other officer OF the city
~ other person to perform the du,
ties OF mch officer, during his alb
Stree. either with or without tn,
salary, in whole or in part, of such
absent officer.
Continued to morrow
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
Program Of BIuefeld
District Missionary
Institute at WeIcK

The following is the program oi
she Missionary Institute OF Blue.
&c district, NJ. L. Chuch. south.
10 De held a, WEIGH. w. Va. Mach
s3. -. 1909.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
= Great Scheme.


Herbert Heayey. weighing 2S5 pounds.
decided TO reduce electrically. He
wrapped q coil OF copper wire round
his waist, connected It with the tele-
phone apparatus and sure enough, be-
gan at once to grow lighter at the rate
OF several pounds n minute.
"This Is grand scheme" chuckled
Heavey, pulling out the waistband Of
his trousers, which was already a foot
too big for his waist.
Then suddenly the telephone bell
rang.
SIS that Herbert Heaveyy' a grun
voice asked
YES" was the reply.
'Well, this is the exchange" snap
ped the voice. ''Will you please stop
frying scrapple with the telephone
wires2 Our Office is all full of nasty
fat."-Exchange.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SIZE

By rtuc Of the authority vastc
In me by deed OF trust. bear.n.
late on the 18th day OF March
1908, executed by Samuel Gray IN
Matilda Gray, his wife, TO tho unde
signed, ID. VI. Easley. as trustee e.
secure G.. r. Reee, the payment y
a certain note therein described
and recorded in the office OF 10
clerk OF the county court o fNercei
county. West Virgin a, in trust dScf
book No. II, page / and in the OF
lice o. the clerk Of the circuit couri
OF Bland county, Virginia, in trust
deed book No. ], page 40, and hav
LIZ been required so TO do by .h6
Union Bank and Trust company, o
Blueiield, West Virginia, the holder
and owner OF said note, tho under
signed VIII offer for sale at publ,
auction. for cash ~ hand on dav
OF sale, to the highe bidder,
the front door of the nun icipa
court house, in Bluefeld, West VII
= mia, on the 18th day II Marcl
1909, at 2 O'Clock p. m, the ~
lowing described real estate. to-wt
1. a certain tract or parcel o
and on the waters OF Dry Fork, IN
Bland county, Virg mia, and dc5crib
ed as follows: Beginning at a Ia
Gust tree on tho lDe between Sam
mel Gray's land and that OF Jaci
Zines; thence ih n southerly direc
ton TO the TOP o fBuckhorn Noun.
tain at another corner OF Jack Tine
land; thence IN a westerly direction
about oae-fourth mile 10 a cornc
OF VIII Gfay's land thence n &
northerly direction nearly to the to-
or East RIVER Mountain, thence cas-
10 another corner OF Jack Tne
land; thence south 20 the said 10
Gust tree 20 the place OF the begin
ming. Containing about so T.
acres. and be- ng the interest
SAID Samuel Gray In n tract OF Ian
conveyed 20 him, william Cray
Charley Robinson BY $. w. Villa
and CHARLIE Munsey.
2. A certain tract or parec1
land Of the county o Mercer. Yves
Virgin a, about one mHe from RI
good, West Virginia. containin
about & IL acres, aad which al
Joins the lands Of T. ~ Eaton. Jess
Powell. John Stevens and other
and which was conveyed TO the sai
SamueI Gray b. Ballard Lybrool
and VI fe. BY deed which Is of rec
ord i1 the office Of the clerk OF tn
county court Of Mercer county Wes'
Virginia, to which decd rcfcrencr
i5 here made for a more complete
description Of the property hereby
conveyed
d. NJ EAsLEY. TRUSTEE
17-24-3-10
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
Araao,s Modesty.

Arago, the great French scientist,
was never seen with a decoration on
his breast. He valued hcnors lightly.
One evening Leverrier, the astronomer,
called on him on bis way to dine with
a minister. He expressed n wish to
appear decorated with an order to
which he was entitled, having received
the official notice Of the honor, al
though he had not as yet the decora-
ton itself.
"0pen that drawer" said Arago,
"and take whatever you want"
In that drawer were all the crosses
and ribbons which kings and empe-
rors confer.
While Arago wished above every
thing TO promulgate science and to
make his researches useful, he did not
attempt to identify himself forever
with his discoveries by writing books.
He had no time for writing, but CON
tented himself with noting the results
Of his work in the record OF the bureau
OF longitude or announcing 1t verbally
to the academy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17
A MIsNAMED EXHIBIT.
Brings joy to the Museum, Visitor,
and Worries the Curstor.

S''"ss JOY 70 the Museum, Visitors
and Worries the Curator.
a curator at the Metropolitan Mn
scum OF Art is threatened with insan-
ity. the cause being small misnamed
exhibit In the gallery outside his Office
door.
Twenty times a day. declared tha
barassed man, people discover that
that china statuette out IN the Frank
IN collection Is named General Wash
lngtcn Instead OF Benjamin Franklin.
Then they burst I'm here and announce
their discovery and wonder that no
one ever noticed II before. Half nv
time Is spent In explaining that we
know II well. that 1t was simply mis-
take OF the potter who labeled n "a
France over century ago and that we
cannot change II nor wouldn't IL we
could.
"of course I tell them this cour.
teously and patiently. and YOU know
what a strain that IS when Won are
going over the same thing for the
thousandth time, I'd latch the door.
only there are too many employees
seeking me all day long. SO here I
must sit and listen 10 the names of
George Washington and BENJAMIN
Franklin repeated a million times I'm
wish that neither OF those glorious
patriots had ever lived. And It's driv-
Ing me insane. tell you; it's driving
me insanei"
Just then the door opened and lady
popped Ia with
There's statue out here named
General Washington. but I'm sure
And the weary curator, being south
erner, rose smilingly to his task.-New
York Times.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-17

80 w. FOURTH aTREET
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w. 3. HoNAKER, CLERK
Ross and Kahle, p. q. 2 % A.
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Winter.

In winter nature ceases from her Ia
bors and prepares for the great change.
The wind sweeps through the great
forest with sound like the blast of a
trumpet. The dry leaves whirl in
eddies through the air. a fretwork
of hoary frost covers the plain. The
stagnant water in the pools and bitches
Is frozen into fantastic figures. In the
low hanging clouds the sharp air, like
busy shuttle, weaves her shroud of
snow. There is melancholy and con-
tinual roar In the tops of the tall
pines like the roar of cataract. 1t
Is the funeral anthem of the dying
year.-Longfellow.
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she Missionary Institute OF Blue.
tslc district. NJ. T. chuch. south.
"a DC held at WEIGH. w. Va. Mach
sa, -. 1909.
500 a. m. Devotional exercises
- Z. IL. Cassidy.
$3.50 a. M Reports from pa
tcIs
1000 a. m.--"rhe Holy Spirit in
N'ssions," by Rev. ID. IL. Carr.
lo;l5 a. m.--"tIow to cult vat =
q missionary 'onscionce." by Rev. ID,
I. Yost.
1890 a. m.--'The duty or the
pastor as to equipment and leader
iip I'm Mission work" by Rev. ID.
~ Hawk.
10;45 a. m.--"Why pay missiona-
nv assessments early in the year,"
~ Rev JAw. Helvey
IL a. m,-Season OF prayer for
cu' M ssions and mi'sionaries, led
oy Rev a. ID. Iiolbrook.
1920 a. m.---Sermon by Rev +. s
II; milton.
AFTERNOON
2:l5 p. Devotional services
- Rev. p. II. Tally
2:SO p. INFLOW can we pro-
cote Private aud united prayer for
r'isions?" ny Rev J b. simpson.
2. IS p. inflow can we use
Va sionary literature to the best ad-
aar tage?" by Rev o. t. Hsadley.
400 p, m.--SM'ssionary sermons.
addresses, Institutes, etc, as ed
itational factor liz Missionary work
81 Rev J. Il. Wolfe.
1915 p. Missionary training
ana literature for our young PEG
pie" 10y Rev =. r. Carbaugh.
$3.50 p. m,--''T1 e American Bible
society and bible In missions" by
Rev s. w. Bourne.
3;45 p. m--Season OF prayer, lea
~ Rev c. w. Wise
EVENING
1880 d. m.-Layrnen's Movement
Addresseb by Geo. Strader, w. II.
3huff and w. w. Hughes
WEDNESDAY.
300 a. Devotional exercises.
" Rev. p Il. Bailey.
9:15 a. m.--'The young peop'e
md the church OF the future" by
Rev ID. p. Hurley.
$3.50 a. m.--"How TO make the
worth League more efficient as Q
Missionary Force" by Rev. p. l.
Jctb.
9:45 a. m.-"Our need OF creating
more intelligent interest in mis- ions
~ Rev n. II. Cartright.
10 a. m.-''The Sunday school SUI
pcrintendent-how he may deepen
ne missionary spirit In the Sunday
school, by l.. c. Anderson.
1918 a. Mission CHARGES and
Rel" outlook" by Rev. w. II. wal
krr
1890 a. m.--"shaIl our district
leyo an organized Campaign?" VI
,ecrge strader.
1915 a. M Season Of prayer
ID by Revs. w. X Miller and w.
w Yost
11:00 a. missionary sermon
~ Rev. j. n. Brown.
AFTERNOON
2:15 p. m.-Dcvotional exercises
~ Rev. d. p. Hurley.
2:SO p. m.-"The aim and scop
Vfrk, by Mn. p. l.. Cobb.
2;45 p. m.--''The work Of the wo
F.an's home mission society" by
0rS ID. p. Hurley.
900 p. m.--"How can we reach
no foreigner in cur midct?" by
acv j. Il. Wolfe.
S:15 p. m.-Genera1 discussion
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