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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-21
UNIVERSALIST CONVENTION.

With "a Living Religion as the gem
eral theme, the general convention of
the Universalist churches, which con-
vened at Springfield, Mass, on We'd
nesday, will close tomorrow evening
with a big mass-meeting. The dele
gates from this State attending the
meet are Rev.. and Mrs. Henry r.
Rose, of the Church of the Redeemer,
and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Gleason,
of this city; w. II. Thompson. of
Hightstown. and Rev. H. A. Abbott, OF
Hammonton.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

heavenly Home Havensi postlude IN r.
Smart. D.u.
pAnK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. b sass
vile avenue and Kearny street-fteS. ~
WrT1ow1eil. pastor. 10 a. No junior r,,an
SooIstr II a. M, morning worship z ~
nv Rev Henry F. Ellinwood, OF Meanh, =
y ta.1o o. M, senior Bible scnool- $50 -
m innlor Bible school 6;4b p; M senior
=. e. nv Pev Henry F. Eillnwood- Visitors
welcomed at all services
soIrTH PARK PRESBYTERIAN
corner Clinton avenue and Broad streets-5ev'
TVnaan Whitney Allen, D. D., PASTOR Fsss.
" DouQIaes Buchanan. assistant pasuas. rs.as
a m. congregational worship. sermon ~ FssN,
George t. Berry, D. D., secretary OF tne ~.
Xii Mission, Of France. 2.B p. M, moie
school. - cxY.nrsxl aev-
ner OF South and Dawson streets-2:so ,. IL,
Sabbath school. 7 p. m, ohiidren.s pIaiS
s.rvirs and Y. P. 8. C. d. 8 p. M, consrege-
tionai worship; sermon By Rev. W. NJ
buchanan. Special musical service.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Br9aa
street, opposite City H~all-Robsrt SCOTT lnsns.
minister Morning service 1880, 5apnnsn
school 1850. Evening service 7;4b. Tue Ropr
ieot OF the pastors morning sermon VIII p:
ssConuueror or conqueredf", Evening sssrson'
THE Faithful, FauitiesR."
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INDIAN MAY BE H

NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-The Episcopal
House of Bishops will meet in special
session here next week to elect four
new prelates, three for foreign fields
n one for the Indians of South Da-
kota. The State of South Dakota has
a number of counties wholly inhabited
by Indians, of whom many are Episco-
palians. The election of an Indian
clergyman as bishop is considered prob
able.
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PLAN MEMORIAL CHURCH.

The Baptist churches in this city and
throughout the state are contributing
their quota of funds toward the erec-
ton of a $1,000 national memorial
Baptist church at Plymouth, Mass. It
was in this town that the first Baptist
Missionary Society was organized, and
the proposed memorial building will be
of stone, with an entrance porched
with massive colonial columns. Every
state in the Union has been appealed
to for funds.
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TO PREACH ON RECIPROCITY.

Rev. DIR, George Falton King will
preach tomorrow morning on "Reci-
procity." In the evening he will preach
the third of his series of Grown Ser
mons and the special subject will be
1.-THE Crown of righteousness" In the
morning service Mr.. Commoss will play
Contemplation" from Gaul's Holy
City," "Cauzone," by Hummel, and
Postlude. by Stern. Mr.. owen will sing
Eye Hath Not Seem from Gaul's
Holy City"
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Y. M. c. A. TO HEAR LOETScHrR.

At the Wallace Hall mems meeting
tomorrow afternoon at 3;45 o'clock Dr..
F. w. Loetscher, professor of hemiletics
of Princeton Theological Seminary, and
formerly pastor OF the Olivet Presby-
terrain Church, of Philadelphia, will give
the address. Special music will be fur
nished by w. N. Searies. jr., baritone,
and til OF chestra.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-21
MISSION STUDY CLASSES.

The Essex County Christian Err
deavor Union has just arranged for a
series of five mission study classes,
which will begin next week.
Miss Nellie e. Hedden, 1856 Thirteenth
avenue, viii receive applications for
each class, the enrolment in each being
limited to fifteen.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-21

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Clinton, Belmont and Madison avenues
George Walton King, d. D., minister. 10:45.
sermon, Reciprocity" $3.50, .unday school.
Righteousness Prayer and praise service
5, Tuesday evening. Hearty welcome for
moss. organist. Mr.. Edwin Owen, soioist.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Broad
and Mechanic treets-Strangers are heartily
welcomed. Rev. w. ]. Dawson, d. D., minis
ter. will preach at 1880 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
p. m. Adult Bible class 4 D, IN. Christian
EndeavoT $40 p. m. Prayer and praise service
Tuesday evening at s o clock; Mr.. F.. w.
baldwin will lead; topic. "fhe Offices of
Scripture" Prov vi, 20.
The music tomorrow will be: Morning serv-
mant. choir call, 20 Worship the Lord, -
Beekel; anthem. The Lord Is Exalted" west:
quartet. Thy Life Was Given for Me- Guil-
niant; organ ~postlude, Allegro Moderate In A,
ming SONG. Michel: anthem. THE Lord Is
King. Buck; Saviour, Thy Children Keep
Sullivan; organ postlude, Marche Pontihcale.
miner
HIGH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
High and Court streets-Rev. John ]. Mo-
ment. pastor. Tomorrow; Early morning
service $50 o'closE; Morning Worship II
school 3 p. m. 7. :. S. q. q. $50 p. m. Eve
ming worship 7;so o'clock; subject, rs
America n Christian Country7 I. Govern
ment.''
The music for tomorrow will be as follows:
kin; anthem, Gloria In ExoelsIs' esaI 5. BUCK;
orertory, "Hark. Herk. Ny Soul shelley;
p%ostluae. .Nefsh rriunphsl" AsEksl nvs-
% 1asts sua -" esss; skt&s@. ~
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MIGRATE TRACKED
BY CHALK MARK SYSTEM.

UNION HILL, Oct. 21.-By making
chalk marks on the sidewalk John NJ.
Hannah, a banker of this place. was
able yesterday to rae a nan whom he
had befriended and TO aus his arrest
The man Is nov locked up In police
headquarters here. charged with being
a disorderly person. He says that he
is Charles g. Brown. a mechanical en-
gineer, but refuses to give his address.
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sPIRITUALISTS' SOCIETY OF LIGHT
AND TRUTH will hold their service at 1874
Market street, Newark. at TAB p. m. tomor-
row. Lecture and messRge-bearer. Mrs. d.
Binns. Subject of lecture, 'Spiritualism, the
Open Door to the Unseen Universe" Mrs,
Teal and Mr.. J. Hannah, soioists. Notice
A public circle will be held at "a Orange place,
Trvlngton, Thursday. Goth, at s p.- IN, for the
benefit of the society. James Marklew. 81 Hal
stead avenue, Irvington, secretary.
THE PUBLIC SPIRITUAL CHURCH holds
their meetings at Fraternal Hall, COS Broad
street, every Sunday evening at 5 O'clock. con-
Quoted by Mr.. and Madam S. Darling. Others
expected, Message-bearer Madam 8. Darling.
Silver collection. All are welcome. On every
Friday evening circles are held at 8 O'Clock,
20 Warren street.
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UNryERsAIrsr.

CHURCH OF REDEEMIR-of more
than local interest is the announcement tns&
the Sunday illustrated lectures will begin to.
morrow night. Fully 10000 people attended
these Sunday evening lectures last winter.
They came from as far as Paterson. Jersey
City, Montciair and Summit. Mr. Roses OBJ
jeot has been to combine religion. education
and entertainment In such a way as 10 make
for happiness and better citizenship. PROBES
sor Roy c. Andrews. Of the American Museum
of Natural History, will open the COURSE with
his illustrated lecture on Hunting Whales
With a Camera on the Coasts of Alaska ana
Japan" All seats are free and the public 10
always cordially welcomed. Church opens at
7:16: lectures begin at 7:5.
The musical program for tomorrow Will he
as follows: Morning-Organ prelude, Ber-
ceuse, Adolph Hauser: professional. 20 Day
of Rest and aladness;' anthem, The God of
Abraham Praise Harry R. Shelley; response
after prayer, Nearer. My God, to Thee. 2.
". Hanscom; ~offertory, quartet, Seek Ee the
Lord,o Roberts; after sermon, The Lord Is
in His Holy Temple" j. W. Elliott: organ
~postlude, Festival March, Humphrey. Evening
Organ prelude, Romance" Renard; process
sional, 20 Day of Rest and Gladness;'' an
them, Praise the Lord, All Ye Nations"
Randegser: offertory. The Sailors Song" J.
L. Hatton; organ ~postiude, Allegro, John
West.
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REV. G. T. BERRY TO SPEAK.

Rev. DR.. George t, Berry, the secre-
tary of the McAn Mission, of France,
will speak at the South Park Presby-
terrain Church Sunday morning at 1o:45
or the important and interesting theme
of the History of French Protestant
ism and the Evangelization of France"
He comes to Newark by the request of
the Newark auxiliary of the McAail
Association.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL JUBB
MEMORIAL CHURCH. Clinton avenue, cor
ner Wright street-Rev. T. Arid Moffat.. minis
ter. Morning worship at II o'clock. Eve
ming devotions at 745 o'clock. The minister
will preach at both SERVICES. Graded Sunday
school at 9:a5 O'Clock, Christian Endeavor at
Z o'clock. You are always welcome at THE
Friendly Church" :
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CHRIsTADELPHIANs.

CHRIsTADELPHIAN ECCLEsIA, 262 Wash
ington street, Iroquois Buildlng-Sunday school
with address. II a. m. Public lecture tomor-
row evening 1880. In Glorteux Hall, Irvington;
topic, Christ and the Saints; the Heirs of the
World In the Age to Come" by Mr.. William
Brittle. Everybody welcome. No collection.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-21

QMH.R0ThSC
SlEEPLE
The annual session of he National
Conference of Unitarian Christian
churches will open In Washington. D.
c., on Monday for a three days con-
clave.
Hunting for Whales with a Camera
Off the Coasts of Alaska and Japan"
will be the subject of an illustrated lee
ture by Professor e. C.. Andrews, of the
Museum of Natural History In the
Church of the Redeemer tomorrow.
Delegates representing the Newark
Assembly of the Brotherhood of st.
Andrew are attending the annual ses-
sion of the national assembly, which Is
being held in Buffalo, NY. The CON
ference opened on Wednesday and Will
close on Monday next. Rev. Henry FL.
Hndley, of st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Is chaplain of the Newark assembly.
Rev. William C. Schmidt. pastor of
st. Matthew's Lutheran Church. on Pc
shine avenue, as a representative or
the Lutheran Missouri Synod, will at
tend the centennial celebration of the
birth of the founder, Rev. DR.. C. F.
Walther, at the Orpheum Theatre, Jer-
sey City, tomorrow.
A card party will be given in the
New Auditorium, undo the auspices OF
ST. Philip Neri's Catholic Church We'd
nesday evening. Rev. A. q. Cough,
the rector, will assist the committee.
Tho proceeds will be applied to the
church fund. During his three years
as pastor Father Cough has reduced
the church debt from $S5, 100 to $S1,7OO
The annual convention OF h Wo-
mans Missionary Society of the ynod
of New York and New England was
held In Grace English Lutheran Church,
this city, on THURSDAY. Rev. M. 5.
Waters welcomed the delegates, and
tho principal addresses were made by
Mrs. Ella C. Cronk. Miss Ella ackin
and Rev. g. C. Loos.
"Animism'' will be the topic of a
lecture 10 ne given III IN =
byterian Church, this city, by Mrs.
William H. Farmer, of Montclair. on
November Ia.
The Essex Federation of Sunday
School Boys Clubs will hold its fall
rally early next month. The object OF
the federation is to provide games,
tournaments, interclub debates and WIS.,
itations. Rev. w. H. Stubblebine is the
president and ivan P. Flood secretary
of the federation.
Bishop O'Connor will administer the
sacrament of confirmation at st.
Mary's Catholic Church, In Paterson.
tome rrow. On Tuesday he will otfielats
at st. Lawrence's Church, WeehaWkcn.
and on the following Sunday at ST.
Bopaventure's Church, in Paterson.
Last evening a series of special serv-
ices held during the week closed in the
chapel of the New Yorl; Avenue Re-
formed Church. The pastor, Rev. Ed
win Emerson Davis, was In charge.
Evangelist Herbert Booth, of Lon
den, an officer in the Salvation Army,
has attracted large audiences to the
mission services in Peddie Memorial
Church during the week This eve
ming he will hold an open-air meeting
in Military Park. Tomorrow morning
at Peddie Church he will speak on
THE Christian and the World" At
noon he will address the Sunday school
on Toys and Their Teaching" illus
trating his thought with mechanical
toye. At the mass-meeting for men
only, which will be held at $3.50 o'clock,
his topic viii be Gods True Man" In
the evening he speaks on Gods Per-
suading Powers"
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. JAMES, EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Belle
Vile avenue, opposite Taylor street.-The
Bishop of Oklahoma Is to preach at the eve
ming service 7:45 O'Clock tomorrow evening.
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Every school boy or g1yl SHOULD Sc
oBTe one or the Star pletionGx1es. Cut
ooNpon from this pepsr-AAv.
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Hunting for Whales with a Camera
Off the Coasts of Alaska and JAPAN
will be the subject of an illustrated lee
ture by Professor E.. C. Andrews, of the
Museum of Natural History In the
Church of the Redeemer tomorrow.
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lJNzR}zeHb
olEEPLE

The annual session of the National
Conference of Unitarian Christian
churches will open In Washington. D.
c., on Monday for a three days con-
clave.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-21

Delegates representing the Newark
Assembly of the Brotherhood of st.
Andrew are attending the annual ses-
sion of the national assembly, which is
being held in Buffalo, Ny. The con-
ference opened on Wednesday and will
close on Monday next. Rev. Henry Fl.
Hadley, of st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Is chaplain of the Newark assembly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-21

Rev. william C. Schmidt. pastor of
st. Matthew's Lutheran Church. on Pc
shine avenue, as a representative of
the Lutheran Missouri Synod, will at
tend the centennial celebration of the
birth of the founder, Rev. DR.. c. f.
Walther, at the orpheum Theatre, Jer-
sey City, tomorrow.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-21

"Animism'' will be the topic of q
lecture to be given In the First Pres
byterian Church, this city, by Mrs
William H. Farmer, of Montclair. on
November ID.
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A card party will be given in the
New Auditorium, under the auspices Of
ST. Philip Neri's Catholic Church We'd
nesday evening. Rev. A. G. Cough,
the rector, will assist the committee.
The proceeds will be applied to the
church fund. During his three years
as pastor Father Cough has duc
the church debt from sS5, 100 to SSl, 7oo'
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its membership has Ereatly increased
since the founding OF the society they
nave held these annual meetings 90
celebrate the Independence o. their
toreiathers The Anniversary date 10
ON IN i1fh 81 this month. but owing
to the fact that they could not secure
Che ball Tor this date they decided
70 hold the celebration festivities last
evening Rules Of the Swiss societies
~ America make b. mandatory FOR
at societies 90 celebrate independ.
euee day in some fttiue manner.
The hail was beautifully decorated
with The Swiss coiors and music was
furnished by Bachmaus FUN orrhcs.
fra. SONGS in the Suiss ianguaee
we're rendered by the local SWISS quar-.
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BUSINESS MEN
PLAN MEETING
LARsAsEE WILL co.s acre on
rrE 2svr.
sssness se,'s Assoeistiec s-d Scare
81 Trade co-operstirs ~ Iris
Movement,

Elaborate Pians are being made oy
The Wheeling Bus ness Mems Asso-
citation and The board o. trade. Who
are working In conjunction on 1e
guarantee fund proposition for a gen
eral meeting 20 b. held 90 the esth
OF this month Al his meeting. Hon
Don n LArrsbre. manager 30 the
NilismsPort board OF trade VIII he
here and address the meeting ex
Piaining hov the g4arantee fund sys
iem has worked Ia The Pennsylvania
city
Postal cards are nov being ssrf out
by bOth associations 20 determine Just
hoa many local citizens all attend
TIE hail Nher~ he meeting viii De
hold vlll then b. selected Roth bus B..
ness associations extend an invita-
ton 20 tho general public Who are IN
terested iu thfs plan 10 attend the
meeting
Prov ding tho plan FORKS out 80
NoN az both associations hone 10 an
Tie bankers All lo Iolbt sanction
the fund before the clos. 90 winter.
and an active campaign 20 bring new
Industries 20 - C..t wlu then be
lnauRurated DO - to hs hoped that
az least i've new Industries will b.
h-uuC.t here iu the earl, spring
Which .ln Furnish employment TO
hundreds OF men
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WEST LIBERTY

WEST LIBERTY. vs. ta 40. t-
N.ss Fiier vse ar lrf.rf.-.f. r4-fs,
ns fr s.r ard fa. f-a.frr.-- her a--
n- allen r-fl.sf fre fracture
ne heat go srrv s'rri ef t.e early
rntc- rr-f here -.fa evening"
Tho H-r 30 W. Slows rss moved
.r tHr home % uaIfer r-..
.r row bone s Completed OH t-s
..rer.rfs rf fre~
tartirr rss enc zrsst -
rr.rs f-.e.fa VVrf--erar
The Mserrr-l Society Win --... 81.
rr home % Miss A1f.s sar1rs- o-
saturday.
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CITY HOSPITAL
Meet ns Of the Committee That Sane
TONED the Proposed improvements
20 Be Held To-Day

This afternoon worry Important
meeting ~ the committee 10 charge
of the lit. hospital campaign fund
Will be- held a. the old
Dollar savings & Trus- build
ing on Market street Al this meet.
INK plans will be- outlined bv % mum
Der ~ speakers for the carving on
o. the campaign FOR funds with whicb
10 make extensive improvements
Other Important matters vl1 Do con.
sIdcred a this meeting
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SWISS CELEBRATE
INDEPENDENCE DAY
FESTIVITIES HELD At TIE AsroN
More Than Two Hundred Attend the
celeeration-esnqust Given b.
Two Societies

Around the banquet tables OF tho
Arion hall mo Wheeling Swiss 40.
ciety and Helvct.1 Ladies'. Ala =,
ciety Jointly celebrated Tho six hun
dred and fourth anniversary OF tho
independents 81 Switzerland Last even
lng In sitting manner The hanouct
vas held from 8 20 \. and foiioUine
he close dancing wac thc chief diver
sion. Famous Swiss "Chucfrhfia ~
served % the banquet
The Swiss society ~ This city was
founded tn 1855. and siner that time
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Licensed 20 Wed

James Hudson. o.. and Jane Maria
podis. iD. % Fu.ryIle. Pa
'hsri's - KHug. g. ard Mabel
Eils"or. D. 81 of canton
Isaiah T!Tmons. 90. and LYDIA
Taik.u-tou. 90. Of Wheeling
William D. Gray. 80. and Lixrl,. p
tnr'stisou. Gf. both OF McrglntoVu
Theron How ard. -. and stella Glen
Wilson -. ~ Corr.opO.s. Pa
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COUNTY COURT
Oeeas Recorded

Deed dated No,eLzer o.. FreI e.
Wln'hcr to Eober, o McCracken. lot
90 GleuroNa. consideration. $40
',et da ga October .. William
Nc.fy 90 Msry RIrs'-r DOT 40 corner
OF E.shrh and Nam streets. consiG.
Grafton $500
Deed dated November F.. NIrPr-d
Land C,wlruv To- Jerome 4 ~p' o..
I.t Ir Nar~D.I. consideration $50.
-..'' L-t.- 90. f.lsf a,rc u'ri ,or
I., l.
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ieite. but no extended addresses were
sifn The local society is the orfv
Swiss society in the state. but on
Friday TIE Swiss societies in all the
IarFer cities vii celebrate the ami
Feraary
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Tie finance committee submitted
Cards we're cent out Iasf evening
To fue members 81 fhe congreraf on.
prE'uE them fo attend fhe MEETING.
which uil open at g 80 O'Clock The
most important subject fo come ~
is the reduanc.ng % Tho church.
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THISTLE SOCIETY
Scotch VIII Resume Public V..,.,o.
-First VIII 8e Held on Island
Tnmfurf

The Thistle soc .efy Of ube.p,v
composed OF pracficany au the ~,
.nent Scotch and descendants %
scotch in Wheeling. all resume fs
pubic sessions. which have been su.-
= nded Tor the past tao seasons. the
hrsf and opening one OF the season
70 D. held RI Meyers club rooms on
he Island foniEht Refreshments Ir
The form 81 90 indoor basket picnic
WlI BE- served villa ~ Marshsu
Del president ~ the society and lff.a
MARIAN McCIemort is secretary.
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.NTH an1 hnal examination in Au-
fN-I Iheaf statements will le rudi.
'..nf license. hoa at ~ for fearhlrs 4,
'pnlracr uffn boards ~ edurafi0n
INr Time Tor being .ramfraf ln
syfn" hranrhfF has been inrreaaed
'.r ftanNfa uurf noticeable EfIra fu
aflt1mefir. The fima Tor witch has
preu extended f1 fw0 hours And fg
minute and grammar. which has
been extended f. fu1 hours county
siprfi ntrrderfs ufl con- 'rre go rrada
ftf applicants ir fna subject n theory
afl aff ru fFr 90 per cent Haafs
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ANNUAL MEETING

OF the Congregation % the First
Christian Church VIII b. Heid
Friday Evening
The annual meeting OF the courre.
cation ~ the First chr. stan church
Will ~ held on Friday evening %
which the budget will b. arranged FOR
the coming year aud the report o.
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There is urle danger from cold
~ from IN stack Of the grin "a.
ceyt when foIoUed b. pneumonia.
a1d mis- never happens when Cham
neriains coIgh Remedy b. usod This
remedy has won ifs great repufafiou
and enfeus sale b. the rerlartahfs
cure ~ colds and grip. and can b. re-
led upon uith Implicit Confidence
For sale by I'll dealers
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Power o. k,tornev

Henry 50 Russell Med go- record
power OF 20 orrcy from tic ONO Conn
o. tuberculosis League
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Especially Good
NOW

Logans Pine S Tcrrin
Cough Syrup H. Of special
value 10 sufferers from
couPhs. colds and all bronchial
troubles during this season
of fog. cold and rain.
Heals the delicate mem
brSncs relieving ;hcm from
irritation and promoting a
natural cure.
Pine & Terpin is a perfectly
safe and unfailing remedy for
coughs colds and all bron-
chial or laryngeal inflsmma-
ton.
Made over a physicians formula
Sold by leading druggists.
25c per bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16

Paris beran the construction a. Ne
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
GIFT CALENDARS

81 lithographed Cream Linen. stamped
Tor outlining. Calendar pads ana card
hoard To complete each. ...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
TO,I,pIS For Darning
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-16
WORK BAGS

Fancy Work Bags, Of dark linen. 70
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Grenadier Bags, made up ana ,
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gold thread, etc, necessary for
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