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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19
collected directly from the people.
Effect Of NV 4 aNU

For the present tax year the state
TAX was reduced 10 2h cents. which
VIII raise approximately s2G5 OOn
For tho same year there will be trans.
i"rred from the state TO the general
school fund. approximately s4O0. 900
or $4,000 more than the state will
receive from The 2L1 cent levy. Not
only have the wise laws enacted by
'h" Republican party made II possible
10 run this great state with all of her
educational. charitable and penal in
siiiutions. without one cent OF cost
to IN" pcopi" through direct tax.
Bur NOR" than this tho state will have
profit Of sl35.O0O which II will give
10 the general school fund.
In Wow of these facts. and chaI-
IcnEe successful contradiction. is II
any wonder that tho people OF this
state are proud Of what the Rcpuf-
lean party has accomplished. and viii
they not continue 20 look with dis
i1vor upon any individual or party
Who says that these laws are sub
'"rfuce and snare. and who On.
doavor"d az one stroke few months
ago % repeal Tho laws which have
made possible the present results"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19
RODNEY dixon
Sent to Jail for One Year by Squire
r. c. Hobbs for Being Proven
Public Nuisance.

Unless Rodney Dixon furnishes a
bond of 800 10 keep out OF trouble he
will spend the ensuing year I'm Jail.
this sentence being passed upon hir.
Yesterday by Squire Hobbs Rodney
was arraigned before his Honor on a
charge Of being a hab.tual disturbcr or
the peace. which was preferred nv
Morris Jacobs. who acted upon re-
quest Of number Of residents of Elm
Grove
When James Riley was arraicncd be-
fore Squire Hobbs ON q charge ~
stealing diamond ring valued ar 600
from Dot Miller. he waived % prclim-
mary hearing. and gave bond 20 tho
extent Of $500 for his appearance in
criminal court In September
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19
MASONIC AFFAIR
Distinguished Visitore Frors cousrd
Entertsncd 81 Local
Lodges.

Or compliment 90 OufrDw brown.
James straue. ard John " Uomp
sfor. three distinguished Na4or4
frnr Glasgow. Scotland. local Nrsor.
held an elaborate reception 90 tho
sco'Ish Rife Cathedral Tho r. .or
zion w1s .0.'rvcd bv 20 brilliant Dom.
quot at fho Fort Horny club
President IS 49, Smith. OF flr
Masonic club. rctcd ls f1aafmaso-
and number ~ addresses were
made Colonel Holor' White. ON
behalf ~ tho local u1eDne prceor'ed
each visitor with o. Handsome. ebony
shIflI BEARING silver pinto The
disNuTY shed visitor. cam, hsro from
IInsburr. and iert tr" .rItt morn
Irr for chicago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19
Maps Trim Yankees.

CLEVELAND. o. July 1s-C1eve-
land made II four straight from New
York to-day. 20 6. II was cleve-
lands ninth straight victory. Cleve-
land did not get man TO second base
until the seventh, when thirteen men
went To- bat. scoring nine runs LaJoIe
went To bat for Knapp with the bases
fI"d and tho score to- I'm New
Works favor and singled driving in
two runs. Knapp pitched good ball.
New York's runs OF him being tho re-
suit OF Fishers poor throwing to
bases. Score: II. II. l..
cleveland go. NOOOaO.- 3 .
New York ..... 100000 3-6 10 9
Batteries Banding. Knapp and
Fisher: Caldwell. Brockett. Quinn and
Sweeney
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way. which il narrow Another con-
ference will be held Thursday morn
ing
Those present at the meeting were
the members OF the Board OF Control.
county commissioners. Secretary Bow
ers. OF the w. 8. & ]. Co. Manager G.
O. Nagle OF the Wheeling Traction Co.
Secretary Naylor and q. q. Smith OF
the Board Of Trade. and City Engineer
Cooke.
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Miss lydia marmIon.

.n.'.'. o. ODD. r.f.f ffrff..r
iINi'lEltS TERRY. W Va. July IS
Miss Lyd1 Marmi0n. sister ~ DR.
n y Narm.'n. and daughter of Tho
PHI" Robert Marmion. who was prcsi.
."1t o. Oh" Naval Medical school
Doe" death occurred iu Washington.
10 in buried hero
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19

DETROIT. Mich. July 1s.-Karzer
was easy. Killilay was wild: Hall was
wild. and the result was Detroit 16.
Poston :. Fifteen runs were over when
Cicotte started pitching and Detroit
TOOK Things easy Score: r. II. r.
Boston 1890. 90 2003e zoo 10
Detroit O55O50 OIs-1s 10 6
Batterics-K arCer. Killilay. Hall.
Cicotte and CarriGan: Donovan and
Stanagc
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STATE DEATHS
Mrs. Priekett Dead.

81 fl f.n frteIIirorccr
FAIltMONT vs.. Va. July IS.-Nrs
Thomas Priok'tt. aged 80 years. died
.rst evening 90 ~ O'Clock az her home
200 I'arrncksv.ile from q complication
off dis.tecs She is survived by her
NIioWrr and several children. Tho
neral WIZ f1kr place tomorrow 1f
...uoon. with intcrment iu Barrack
t. lilo
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speedily completed.

II was stated by representatives of
the other interests that they were
willing 70 90 ahead with the com
pletion OF the road. independently OF
the Pennsylvania railroad Il was sug-
gcsied that a reinforced concrete foot
path be constructed above the road. 10
be supported by iron brackets from
tho side of the retaining wall This
would give more room on the road
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19
Standing OF Clubs.
To-dsy's Games.
Boston at Cleveland.


ST. LOUIS. Mo. July is-Phiiadel-
ohia pounded St Louis pitchers hard
driving two OF them from the mound
to-day. winning the nnal game by a
score OF 10 to 2. and making "A clean
sweep OF the series. Leonard FOR the
Champions was effective in all but two
innings. Score: r. II r
St Louis. go. OOocoooo1- 3 10 1
Philadelphia 5O0oo0-i2 is 3
Ratteries-Nelson. George Crisis and
Stephens: Leonard and Thomas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19
Senators Get Cana

CHICAGO. July IS - washington
hatted all three OF Chicago's pitchers
hard to-day and won an easy victory.
: to I. force-out. single and an
error saved the locals from n shut
ont. Score: r. II. E
Chicago ~ oO00oln-
Washington o. O0O1O02-7 IL 3
batteries white Olmstead and
Baker and Payne and Sullivan: E.
Walker and Smith.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19

The Mound City aggregation will
play the Marietta team on the
Moundsville grounds Saturday after
noon and as both teams are about
evenly matched a close game is ex-
pected to result
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19

Japan is Increasing i's imports ~
'N-' raIan wool md frozen meats
tn" people arc rapidly adopting ueaf.
'ru clothing md q meat dict.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19

call l275-Y National phone or address
G. L. Smith. 4s Sixteenth street.
The McConkeys have added several
new players IN their lineup which
Will greatly strengthen the team and
from now on expect to give all teams
"a merry chase for games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19

The Moundsville Independents chal-
lenee any team in the Ohio Valley for
a game for Saturday or Sunday after
this paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19

The Brookside team OF the News
league will clash with the Martins
Ferry Presbyterian Church Bible class
team tomorrow evening on the Hoyle
field In Martins Ferry. II. Giles will
pitch for Brookside and WEIGH will
catch. All Brookside players are re-
Quested to catch $50 O'Clock car leav-
ing Bridgeport
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.
VIII Be Played Sunday Afternoon
Between Wyandottes and Crlss
and Minks.

On Sunday afternoon on the Tun-
mel Green grounds the fast team rep
resenting the Wyandottes club will
clash with the Criss and Minks in the
third and deciding game of a ceries
and everything points 70 the game
being the closest played on that
grounds so far this season. The
second game which was played last
sunday resulted in a victory for the
Criss and Minks by the close score
OF 3 to > and the coming game will
decide Just which team will be the
champions OF the East End. A side
bet will be posted and he Wyan-
dottes will line up as follows: Hug
gins. Z. Friery. 8 s: Goldbaugh,
] Z; Lucas. b; Elig. b; W Shine.
{; Tice, 3 b; J. Sherry. (. Ed
wards, ,, sub, HUMPHREYS. imam
ager)
The Holdermans OF the South Side
accept the challenge OF the Hesse
Prands Of the Island for a game sun
day afternoon on the FOrty-seventh
street grounds. II satisfactory noti.
fy sporting editor Of the Intelligencer
immediately.
The strong Dayland aggregation
wishes game with some strong
local amateur team for sunday after
noon az Bayland. Interested man
ayers can secure date by calling Va
tonal phone 33M Rayland. some time
today.
The Y q . club and the TiItons.
Vile team will clash IN battle royal
on Sunday afternoon on the lattsr's
grounds. and one OF the best games
o. tho season is expected 10 result
Mooney viii be on the mound for tho
d o team and should land a
victory with good support
on SUNDAY afternoon the first ~ a
series of games between N1undsvfI.
and thc crack professional team
Of BenwO0d VIII bo staged on tho
Henwood ball park and. % biz crowd
is expected 20 be present Both
teams viii lo represented b. their
strongest liueups and as both are rit.
ais The game Will he bitterly con.
tested. Hammer. who hl. been ria,.
INK third has" Cor tho Meyers PRO.
vision company team. has been
signed w hy Manager George FIfl.
gerald 90 THy That corner for fa.
B'rWoOe club and vI be- on duty
Tho Henry sof,,, ,t.tt... %,
A 4 y ,..,, f,r ..
sftor,.o.,.. o.. POO ''.
groYras ,.,. uc ,.g, ~, ",.,I...'
ausaar ,tr,,,et .I. t,.,I,t...,
sporting columns. Tho Noi'ns aIrg
challenge tho Do d. EaIIts ~ Fulton
TOT game sunday afternoon on flc
uiton grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19
AMERICAN
Yesterday's ISsults.

Philadelphia. II: ST. Louis. J.
Washington. Z: Chicago 1.
Detroit. 1G. Boston. :.
Cleveland, 3: New York G.
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DARST SAYS
Continued From First Pare,

onist or tax reform. was responsible
lot the reduction OF the state property
tax. Certainly. IL requires n consid-
cradle amount OF nerve" for the
Democratic press. after following in
the wake OF the Republican party for
all these years attempting 10 defeat
IN every way possible the measures
That have made possible the elimina-
ION OF the direct property tax: saving
they are a fraud, a deception. n sub
terfuge. snare and devise for the
purpose Of carrying few men into
office and not intended to give the
people permanent relief. and now
after the state tax levy has been re
duced to the lowest figures in the
history OF the state. TO have the bold
ness 10 say that Il was made possible
by the economy of the last Demo
cratic legislature. What are the facts
concerning these appropriations?
Fallacy of Claims.
THE records in the auditors Office
shows that the legislature of 1909 ap-
propriated for the biennial period oc
l"09-l0. 1880. 154.j4: the legislature
Of 1911 Appropriated for the biennial
period Of l9l1-I2 tho sum OF s2&7G.-
93i.N2. or S;1 .lc2..2 less than the Re.
publican legislature While the Re
publican legislature appropriated
S5i,lG2.72 more than the Democratic
legislature. the state actually spcn'
Tor the biennial period Of lg0g.I0 tho
sum OF 1902. 537.S5. or s2SG i23.97 less
than the Democrats appropriated "a.
the biennial period OF 191l-l2 Then
u must he remembered that the an
preparations n l9O9-lO for new build.
ings and additional land ~ the star.
institutions amounted 10 St3712s
moro than similar appropriations
made for tho same purpose 10 De cv-
pended In the years 19il-12 Again.
the legislature OF 1t1l had the al
vantage Of good Republican law
which created the state board Of con.
troll. and the members OF this board
were able 20 furnish 10 the legislature
mucn valuable and accurate informa-
ton relative 10 tho amount necessary
to appropriate for tho support Of these
institutions. and 20 again quote the
Democratic newspapers quoted above.
The credit for tho reduction must he
given the body that made tho reduc.
ton pogsib'o'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19

The strong Dayland aggregation
wishes game with some strong
local amateur team for sunday after
noon at kayland. Interested man
ayers can secure date by calling Va
tlonal phone 33M Rayland. some time
today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19

The Holdermans OF the South Side
accept the challenge OF the Hesse
Prands Of the Island for a game sun
day afternoon on the Forty-seventh
street grounds. II satisfactory mott
~ sporting editor Of the Intelligencer
Immediately
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19

The Y q . club and the Tiltons.
Vile team will clash IN battle royal
on Sunday afternoon on the lattsr's
grounds. and one OF the best games
of tho season is expected 20 result.
Mooney viii be on the mound for tho
d o team and should land q
victory with good support
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-19

Tho Film Grove Juniors ui1 rIaar
with 'H. Little Stars of The Same
pace ih's afternoon Of q O'Clock ON
20" lin Grove bail pork and ae both
teams or" evenly matched 70 cIo.s
game is expected fo result
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The Henry NOltcs challenge tho
4 v team Tor game saflrIa.
afternoon "u fh" Th'ada place
grounds orr 'hc pike n accepted.
answer through 'le Intelligence
sporting columns. The NoI'os aIry
challenge Tho Do ID. Na.lys ~ Fulton
Tor game sunday afternoon on fae
Fulton grounds.
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Thursday NIGHT. Nusee vs. Ale Lin
coin: Mozart Hill ~. kain Dr..
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The Salvation Army.

Captain and Mrs. Wilson. in com mand Of the local Salvation Army work. wish 10 express their thanks through this paper. to those who have contributed in any way toward their Christmas efforts. and are glad 10 re- port that in spite of their having just taken charge of the work here. and sickness Of Mrs. Wilson, they were able, through the good will of the general public to give dinners to some twenty-five people and Christ mas tree to the poor children, distrib- uting candy and nuts and over a hun. dred toys.
 The Salvation Army is located in their new hall on Naco road, next to the city hall and. meetings are being held there every night at o'clock except Monday. Sunday II a. m. holi- ness meetings and Sunday school at 2:3O. Everybody Is welcome to these meetings.
 Captain and Mrs. WILSON,
 Commanding Oficers
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COURTS NO MORE

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 3O:- The United states Circuit courts, which have constituted an important part of the federal judiciary system for nearly a century past, cease their existence today. The passing of these courts, seventy-seven in number and covering the entire country, is one of the reforms provided for in the new judiciary code. enacted by congress on March 3 last. to become effective January 1, 1912. The existence of the circuit courts since 1891 when the circuit courts of appeal were created, has been regarded as super fiuous and expensive. The circuit judges do not lose their positions by the change, as they will continue to sit in the circuit courts of appeal and help in the district courts.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-31
PRACTICAL HINTS FOR
 DOIIX TDU nnrEDEnC

There are thousands Of families engaged in poultry keeping who are never heard srom simply because they content themselves with a small flock, largely due to the fact that their territory is limited Their sole object is to furnish eggs and poultry for their own table and seldom keep more than a dozen hens on the place. Cases are found, however, where they crowd these backyards with such a number that standing room only" Is the result
 The object of this article Is to point out the value of these small focks when properly handled and al- SO to give timely hints 10 those about embardng in the work on this linn tied territory.
 In making the start there are a number of matters that must be con sidered.
 BEYRR
 First. the breed to select. The writ CT found after years of experience that our American and the Asiatic varieties, are the best adapted to re stricted areas. The Plymouth Rock is an excellent variety for this pur- pose if it is not allowed to become too fat. It is a noteworthy fact that a plymouth rock can be oyerfattened more quickly than can a Brahma. A Cochin breeder declares that his var iety is less liable to overfatten than the Brahma. It is so that a White Wyandotte will stand heavier feeding than will any other variety, and still remain in good condition. In point of oyer-fat, then, the WyandOtte has the lead.
 The BrahTa is a quiet peaeeable fowl. and if rightly handled will do excellent laying, and give the best re- suits in the back yard. It cares very little for ranging and We have con fined them by lenses only two feet high. The Cochins are very good. and in many respects equal to the Brahmas. but the latter are better layers and furnish better table car casSes.
 One rarely discovers disease among the Brahmas or the Cochins We have yet to hear the report of their becoming feather.eaters. They are
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-31
Tn The Churches
-es- SgSe
PreshYierlan churoh


 Sunday school at 9:45 am The new supplies will be distributed dur ing this service.
 Young peoples meeting at 6:30 D. m., led by Mir Philips Topic. Things ! want to do better next year Philippians 3:l2-l4.
 Preaching. by the pastor. at II a. m. and at 1880 pm. Themes of ser mons: Escape from the past and Remembering the past"
 Watch night meeting at the Metho- dist church at 10;30 pm
 Union week Of prayer meetings at the Methodist church every evening except Saturday. The meetings will be led by the various pastors and Christian workers Of the city Tie topics for the. several evenings are as follows: Personal Faithfulness-Lk. l6:10; Nix. 14:S; Ex 35:24, 25: Feel SIS: Mt. 25:40. Tuesday-The Church of Christ Eph. 2:20: Eph. 5:27: Jer. 33:20. 21; Eph. 1:2l, 22; Rev. 2:7. Wednesday Foreign Missions-Mt 2S:l9, 20; John 2O:21: Rom. IO:l3, 15. Thurs day-Home Missions-Ps. 137:5; Lk 24;4e. 47; Prov. 1l:24. 25: lsa. 5S:6, g. Friday-lnterests Domestic and Educational-The Home and the School-Ps. 6S:5. 6: Eph. 5:31; Lk 2: 5l: Eph 3:15, and Prov. S:13: Job 2S:20. 2S; Kings 4.32, g: Psalm g: 22.
 JOHN E. FRY. Pastor
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Elrst Rantist chnrch-

Morning services, Sunday school at 10 o'clock At II o'clock address by Miss Emma Anderson.
 Evening services. Young peoples uniin at 6:3O At T:,) address by Miss Emma Anderson.
 During the week. annual meeting of the church Wednesday evening at 7:3O. All elective officers of the church will be chosen at this meet. ing for the ensuing year.
 Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 p. m. at the church. Our congrega- ton will observe the week of prayer at the NJ. E church in union with other congregations of the city Wed nesday evening excepted.
 J. W. BITTERLY.
 Pastor.
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CURTAILMENT IN
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jail, serving a term of imprisonment upon conviction of having robbed or tempered with mails while employed as a railway mail clerk. His conYic- tion was obtained by John c. Capers, now republican national committee man for South Carolina, and at that time United States District Attorney for the district of South Carolina.
 Put Behind Bars
 Prioleau was hard pressed for some one 10 aid him, and he labored under the disadvantages and difficulties O. being behind the bars at the time Of election Ke did succeed, however, in inducing a friend to have some bal lots printed with his name upon them. A handful of these were taken to a small island just of from Charles ton, where they were distributed among the DSsroes, and ten of them were cast for him. His ballots did not appear anywhere else in the dis trict. That enabled him, however, as soon as he got out of jail, to institute his fourth contest on the ground that there had not been a fair election held in the state.
 Once more the same process of contest and relsation was gone through This was the fourth time that the persistent Prioleau had met with like fate and each time the re- publicans were in control of the house. and each time they had unan- imously decided against him. The only difference Was that, instead of allowing him S2,000 as a contest fee they cut the amount down on the fourth contest to $500.
 Tries Scheme Again
 4 year ago, when the congressional election was held in South Carolina, Prioleau did not even go to the trou- ble of having any ballots printed with his name upon them. Under the South Ca1qlina laW the candidate furnished their own ballots, and those bearing the names of candidates for federal offices are cast in a seperate box from those cast for state officials. The vote was unanimous for MT. Le- gare. None was cast for Prioleau.
 That fact, however did not serve in the least to prevent the negro from bringing his fifth contest, which is now pending. This time the demo crats are in control of the house, and they will go a step further than did the republicans when they refuse to recognize his claims They have de cided not only to throw out his case but to refuse to vote him any al- lowance for contesting, thus shutting of the ingenious industry which Prio- leau has been maintaining for ten years. and by reason of which he has obtained s7.500 from the federal trea- sury without having done anything except to cause members of congress trouble.
 Owing to the death of Gen. Dudley. who was his attorney in four of the contests, Prioleau is now represent ing himself which he now considers himself competent to do inasmuch as De had had a great deal of experience In drafting the papers.
 Congress has become weary of the tactics of the negro and his little raids upon the treasury every two years and this time will refuse to pay him for bringing his contest.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-31
Des Motnes man bod an attae

Des Mofhes man had an attack Of muscular rheumatism in his shoul- der. A friend advised him to so to Hot Springs. That meant an expense of S150.00 or more. He sought for a quicker and cheaper way to cure it and found it in Chamberlain's Lini- ment. Three days after the first ap- plication of this liniment he was well For sale by all dealers 4Oe
Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-31
THE ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO RAILROAD %.
 PASSENGER SERVICE
Daily South Bound
North Bound.

Daily
 South Bound North Bound. 7:35 a. m. Lv Clifton ar. 4:03 p. m. SIS a. m. Lv Guthrie Lv 3:3O D. m. 9 99:eeG eeG e. Ga Iy Duncan Lv 2:S6 D. m. 1923 a. m. Lv Lordsburg Lv 1:33 D. m 11:30 8. m. AT IIachita Lv 12:10 p. m. South bound train connects with Southern Pacific west bound train No. l, leaving Lordsburg 10:57 a. m.. Mountain Time.
 South bound train connects with Fl Paso & Southwestern east bound train for Fl Paso, leaving Hachita at 11:59 a. m., Mountain Time, and with west bound train for Douglas and Bisbee, leaving Hachita at 11:59 a. m, Mountain Time.
 A. T. THOMSON, Traffic Manager, Clifton, Arizona.
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First methndis, Church.

Sunday school 9:45. Preaching ser vice l1:00. Subject Mk S:34. Be hold My Brethren" The communion service will be held. Parents are in- yited to bring children for baptism. Members will be received. Epworth league 6:20 D. m. Preaching service 7:39. Subject, Gods Promises vs. Mans Vows"
 l0:30 union watch night meeting. Each night during the week will be devoted to the union week of prayer.
 EDWIN GEORGE DECKER.
 Pastor