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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-29
Sibihldse.

DIR As Sabre alts Qrbeitsr 9eor9e
Garter DON go. 1874 Sreeutpooe aps.
pllroe geftsrn 9DrmtttGS ssgen IL Ahr
BON sinem 9oli3iitsn bepuBtlos anr
Der grbe Iiegsno an osr gte Der Rsaos
ina une gaooot Rpuo aufgsfunoen
unb in einem 9atrolipuseR rah oem
ifGottf5sn 5pfpttal gsbradt. Der
Wann lit on sinsm SiBfaluse uHo
Isin gefiuosn fptrp fir bsoentIIh eea
bdIten.
8. 80. Bbiting, % Sabre aft, BON
gprfpn, 9a., elm SAT- bss Srptana
5otsls, lpuroe eeitern in Ietnsm 3tm-
nsr ppu Der Siss iiberpdItist. ga>
trolpaaen go. 2 bratts ben 3rarteH
nab BEN Ftdotiihsn 6OfpitaI. ss haRa
BELT fh nur nm etnea Ieihten pits
idlas.
Der 40 cSabrs alts 1beoopr Shal
ppn go. 1914 Saiel Strubs Duros &c,
Tt,ru Qbsno Don isiusr Mobnuns aus
in fhpsrtrantsm 3uTtuuoe na6 oeH
Deutfden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Be
bracht. Gr Ieioet an etusm 6isfhldt
unb isin gsfinbsn iit siH ishr bsesut'
lirtpS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-29
Weiier nuo Edjeerr

in Der 5ono oss setpifsnbaftsr str3tts
fino in manhen 5dIltu unentbebrlitt
unp Iessnsreihs Wertseugt Der Setls
tunit. absr gsrube Der getrifsnbafts
at3t III nift esnetst, BON Dieien Werts
seAsen hGufiasn Gsbraud, 5u MAIDEN.
Nus bisIem QnIab pertpdnbt, Or,
SiIsbts lanos Sabre sorarf. Elm Mits
lei gu finoen, ipelhes sine Operation
hsi S1mprrhoiosu iiberfIiiHie matt
uno bod purhous hilft; uno nod pies
Iergrbett nurhe bieTes msnfhenfreuaos
lid,s gsmiihen audi nnrh bic Grfirs
buno BON anofeiis setrOnt. 9ieIts UNI
febibare DlitteI, BON tpeld1snl y. 9tus
itoeefsr 4: Co., gor 1916, Rem gori,
cine prpbs frei perienoeu, BAT istteem
llnsdhIiesn aebolfsn chne Wetiisr unn
Ghetre. U, VI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-29
EOnntaesaeitb

Der Birtb oyofepb Ulisls, bon Rp.
307 N$it 6. 2lpenue, puroe geIferH
8ormittao Dou Den Polt8iiten pill
arops uno qflug tpe9su lttbertrstnng
oss 5ountassgsieBes perbaftet. Die
geumten borten in Der Dirtbfhaft etH
luItiass 5reibeu unp bic 8orbertbiir
ees GptaIs ftano often.
Die pulisei natin friib geitern Wtor'
aen osri6iebens 8erbaftunben tpegeH
llebsrtrstuns oss Utitternahts8efeses
DOT. Seraeant 8dusrletn unb Die 20
listfeu Subn unb Reifinger oerhdftsa
ten Den Birtb Jrant Skinner non gto.
4O7 8eoree 5trabs. forpie benShdHf=
te[lner oes Dirtbes 8rotDn, gto. All
georqe 5trabs. Sis fanoen Die bsiosH
QotdIs ssssn 2 lib in opasm gstrtsbe
Dor.
Die goEi3iften 8aIOtpin uno gper
bobeu bic 8irtbTdaften Des Ersb.
Shott, go. 514 gtum Strabe nno
oes oypbn aeller, an George uno SobH
Strabs. gsaen 3 uhr gsitern g'orgsn
aus uno nerbafteten Die reIp. Shart7
telner tpegsn usbertretuug oes gfittsr-
Hd6tsasiebes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-29
QeiH1e rtfiamirt.

Gmma 2eiit, Dittps beg 5rso.
2eiit, neIner 6ttanntlih am Sumitag
absnb in isinsr 3sae i'm arbeitsbaus
Selbftmorb begine, inbem sr iid err
hGngts, itsLIts iih ssftern in Der
Worgue Elm uno rstIumirts bic 9side
i6res 8atten, ben Tie srft DOR orei
Boten gsbeiratbet bate. Die esi6e
fpurpe mad Der Wobnuns an Msiler
uno Sopnseno Ctr. gsbra6t uuo
Dirb BON bort aus besrbist iuerosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-29
Heser.

Sn Der Moniuros Der Aobnuns
bes Wm. GsfpnIp, geD. 1902 5iihsr
glpsnus, fam eeitsrn gurnltttaa gssen
7 lihr aus anbesannter uriuhe elm
5elsr sum ausbruh, tpeItss BON
aeiten go. 42S aus ssmeIcet tUuroe.
Der 8ronD fpurbe eslOid9t. nahoem
sin 5baben Don $3.50 Gngsrthtet NOR
ben mar.
G Gin GtiQalarm rtef aeitsrn glahs
n,ittds bic Ieisrtpebr na6 oem Bur
net 6cals, In bt'ieu Slide iHfoigs
llsbertonkns sines Iopfes 5stt eiH
tleinss Sseutr sum aasbruth eelpmlneH
foar. Dor slatunft Der 5eaertpshr ral
bic Defohr bereits befeitist iporeen
Die G1fte bes 6cteIs hotten teins
abHuns Don bern tIsinsn 3lptinental
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-29
Verseentid,e gAsseu.

1n Der gsftrigen rtgslmdBigtn gers
Idmmtnna Der Rorpbeutfhtn ShiiseHs
GeisnIhnTt, rpslhe am Rud1mittaa um
2 TOR In osm gsrsinslofals, i'm Toue
8rano Opera 5ouis. Yo. 1929 5res'
man sfDenus, Itdttfdnb, fauitn fuit
ausfnsieblih Rouiinessfndfte CUR Or
iebiauna. Ga grdfihtnt 8. Gtning
osm ggplfgfeft bes guptriihtn unters
Siusunaspersins in ReiHsraths part
beipobnts, Fiitrts 8issprafesHt 5snas
Roffss ben 8crfs, fudbreHe 6trr On.
greudsr dis iisupsrtrtieuoer Shrifts
tiihrer fungirts.
1sn UiHanss Sstrtidr luutoe sin
anffGut BON sin.m Wondt fiir 9orI.'
sung Der erforbsr!iteu giirgi9dftss
pnpisrs sseebtn.
Tit Rtnnuns fir bic neusn Quit
tl,ngsbhhr DurS: 5ar 3abIuna argss
srieien.
Die ginlabung ots @oriianbs oes
TtutfHsn ait.nh.ims su csm an
Genntne, il. SUM. itattFinosnben
srpssn 5riihlinasftit ioHnts I,iosr
ni6t rngtnommsH wtrceu. ca biz
gaorbeeuifden Stib.n an bsmisIbsr
lass tbr arobss SaiisenfeIt abbaltsn,
Tsr gsfrstGr rpurst beauftragt, ben
g,oritdno bes aItsnbsims bsmentiprts
HenS fnfiftlth Su 6snasbrihtigens
Eie gcrbsrsituHser fir bad
G6Hbenfeft nsbmsn erFreulife 5ort
jhriise unn pis Ttitslitoer oes 4rrdn'
utmsntssommiiises finb felt Dosbtr
hi. bie Bibst an etr Arbtit unb uII'
anssinen seassn earauf bin. cub bds
;ysft fd5 su sinsm nof ME o1gerpeisnsr
srfcIge gsitaIten uirb. 3nblreihe an
btrs g,ereine babsn btteits ihrs 5tstI'
ndhms 5ugsiast unO nds pitsidhris
Gniibtnfsii Der aOrooenifhen iuirl
sipeiieIlcs aGs feline Borsanssr In Der
G1dtigfl itfllen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-29
9um 9lna Diurf.

8eaen 8eOrs 9pnner, IoeIher be
tauutli6 am Samitag Radmittas eeI
5enrp glla in oeFem 3immer, Ro. 81
Spbu GtraBs, nit eiRem 5duitiHlal
astOotst bcbsn ION, tpiro beuts leosn
faas bic 4ntlage hes mproes erbcbeI
ipsroea. Dir pon Or. 9ange porse
upmmens Sbeuttion Der 2eI6e ergah
bas Der Soo sl[lo's ourth einsn giut
eraub in sas Gsbirn perurId6t ipurpe
Sb IeBterer purn BEN 5Sauitihlal
islbit ooer ourh bas @ufIhlasen osa
aoefeB auf ben TyuBbOoeH berbetee
Tiihrt uuros, tonnts tlitt feIteeitsH
peroer. Bonner sibt gu, ben MIA mt
sinem 5auitiaIug 8u 9obsu ssitrtf
su baben, uahbem 5rau aaa, Die Dol
ibrem Mtouae miBbanoslt tpOrnen ist
thn um Silfe aHgsrufsu babe. Da
;Sraa. peIhe iia eegsnUartta nod "a
soaFt beFtnpet, bsItrsitet biefss uno sr
Hart, ouB gonnsr ihrsn RanR ohm
ieelihe 0eraHIaFlEpa ausssrHfsH uni
nieeerasFhIaoen babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-29
Etnrrfrnmuf.

Charles TaarIb, 50 Sabre alt, BON
go. 326 Dsit 8. apeuus, ftarb seitern
I'M itdbtiihsn 5ofpital am Starr'
trGmpf. Gr bate Iih am II. Rui Ell
nCu DerrOItstsn RassI in ben SUB &C.
ttssn. Der 8frItBung jebpd tsiHs Be
a6tuna ssitsntt, big iih Starrtgampf,
ibmptome eiRItslItsH. Der Coroner
purbe BON benz lobe oes Rarfb be-
nahrihtiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-29

fpurbe bon BEN polisIftsn 0'Sdra init
einen tucblgf3ieften 56nb pet0ptet.
Gr b. 2. Wedfltp, BON 30. 1857
Dlcnt9omerD Hodb, fpurbe eeItetn
Weittog an Der 3rtbonio Gpe. Gifsnz
bdb1freu8ung in gndnfton bon efnem
6unbe attdtirt uHb in bic geine ges
bien. Der biffigs 41ter rpurDe bon etz
mem potisifteu in ben 5unoshrnmet
beForoert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-29

tpeldes fit aus folgsnDen Serreu 3as
fdmnehieste: Gonrap Grpbsppf, Dor:
flyer; Geo. MaDer, 8eiiiber; 8oniel
augenbiebl, Gcfretdr; gpD. 6ein3
GdsaBmeiftsr; gaIser GngIes. Btunc
9uB, sSOhn 8sbner, SOhu Mddtsr
anpp prpef6ei, ioDts 4Ddns SeHbsI'
bad unb 9snrn 9adaer reI offltto".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-29

qDofftn zines otutlf sameritaHii6en
9nrners nan Didiers, pts leiher III
Iriib Derfhitbenen Robert Nir:
eyn gDcrttn frif@.
sSn 9bottn ffsi,
0urh Gintrddlt II drf,
Der greibsii trtu.
Wl5g nnftr 9unb fir aass gple
alabea,
TurfJ Gadt gum Qidte itrebeH tms
nnfriori,
gahn fret oem Eeht, fei unier
2oIhngsport,
Gut 6till Der GrnB mad gturm
nnp aampfesmiib'n!
9QanSen 6err Weier fib BON ben
3AbSrrn pefdbfdyiepst bate, CAB bic
Andten ffhfTt pes Nprp Cincinnati
1nrnbertins noh cine Rsihe BON arsiz
iibunaen 3um geiien, Die Oou alI,n
Stiien anf bas 50dft, ansrtannt
ipurben unb alIgemeins 9eDuHosrung
erreatsfl.
Eisrmif mar bsf erits 1bsil Der of
| fi5itfI.n 5eisr stfdloffsH unb Die
5auienbs pon 7beilntbmern gdbsn fid
Der alIaemsinsn yeftfrsuoe bin.
2tm Nbenb mufbs bas fsiiprrerdlnm
| feriadeyt nnb srar bstheiIigttn fi9
an MmIel6en bic attipsn uno bic 3a.
menflaiIe Der Cincinnati 5urHgsmeius
| ss, f5fTie Die s395slingsnaHs, bic 2ltz
| tipen unb bic GdHlsHtldHs oes RorD
gincinndti 5urnptreins.
gs bieBt guIsn mad atbsn trageH.
tpenH man bic atiituHaen irgtno elmer
| Der stlafTen defenders b.ruorhsb:n
uollte, od fidb ale riihutlidit berpors
Etbaisn unb bufiir aud ben grobtsH
Beifa[ tratsien.
| Zen ghlub sss iibsrdus rsihbdItis
deH groarunms bilDet.H 8ruppen UNI
gnrauiotu Der attipsn psr Cincinnati
/ 1urnaemeinDs, Die bepieIsn, bag aud
| Die iuHos tarneriid,t 9sntrdtion Sin:
siHndtis BON Dem rihtigsn 9tift.
5deH's srfabt III. Der srObs erFoIe
bss iFeftes. bas eiHen nstten Grtraa CT
atben bat, ipslher sur Grrihtuns etnes
| Sdhn. .geDentiieins nuI siusm esr 0f'
fentlinen Gpitipldbe bsrtpsuoet tuert
ben IolI. In bcaptfGflih Der unsrHtiiot
Iihen arbeit nss SsitausfhuFss 81
uerDanten, an neHeu Spise bic 6erreT
grnif u. Msisr, 9lifhoias Ssub, Sr
guItap Gdlttin, Sutn 6. Shiels. u
garramaHn unp @uhaU SteH.r ftan
ben uao anbsrbsm nod oi
Serr.u i5enrn 5oefls, ao
Bert Rohr, auauit edel, Grn'
gbomd, Or. pDots, Gr. u. auodl
affrep Gifermann, Geo. Roth, Juepl
6. Rttiih, CD. Gdrinner. aIbuI
Wolfi, Rarl Burgharoi, On. ShtDiey
Rari Bolratb, o. Giristmanu. Sob
gB. DaH. Grso. Rdbicff u. a. m. an
, gebSrten.
III Die arranotmtnis I'm 300" mare
ebtnFalls bic beften alno beroiefen, oo
: 1Fsfte, bic bort abgehdIten rDerosn, itet
, In btfter Nsifs ouras.fiihrt Uerot
: f6nnsH.
gei ben BprfiibruHseH Der Wiislit
Der, 36slines uns ftinbet oes 9tor
! Cincinnati 5urnper.tns iuuros b
! riihrice InrnIshrer 6err JRihoIo
I geub burh eas noebftebnoe 5ilfi
tSrps anterftiist: 5ehn Strietmam
4 yrant 8OlIrutb. Sebn DaIt, aar
! 8nrsbarot, Seo. Clerk. Geo. aipp
/; 5obu Ghnars, Rarl 9drre!manl
Clifford Baum, SEQ. Rnon. Jocc
Alieb.l, grls. Zulu 8orrsImann. Dst
na Gtampnsp, gharlott. Wu!ihor
\ uno Creme Wiitsf,lo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-29
glDsIid,cr TpS.

Der 7s Sabre alts 6. Trigger iab
asItern 4bsno in bsm 5ofs biutsr isis
nsr BobHuns on 5anIsp Roao, dIs er
plSsIia bsrpuBtIps bon istnem StuhIs
fiel unb rssuneslos Iisssn bIisb, Dr.
Ban 9eit tpuros fDfprt serufsn. tDnnts
ichcd nurnsbr oen bsrsits singetrste'
neR Too toniiattren. Esr Gorpner
funroe benahrihtiot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-29
SDotlidjer gerlunf.

Dennis Rsaru, AZ Sabre aIt. por
&c. PASS Gilbert Anenue, erIag gss
fern innersn 8srlseungsn, tpeI6s er
iit am "a. Ueai qeIegsntIidh zines
9tursss Don elmer 1rspps 3uss3ossn
Edtte. Der Coroner Duroe Don benz
-ooe oes Ueann.s in 9snutuib eeisst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-29
9sidls GeborQen.

Die Qei6e oss an Samitae Rahs
mittaa bsim 8aoen am JuBe Der
9apmiIIer Strabe ertruntenen, 13
Sabre alien g1ssertRaben ItcBee, No.
892 Deft 6. aoenue, purpe aeitern
RpraeH nabe Der llnfaGitene ponWu.
Souss im7Iuffe trsibeno geFunoen uHa
ans llfer gsbraat. Der Coroner Epnr'
be bsuqhrihtiQt. r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-29

- Frau Arh. aeen, peu golegi
Din, ipuroe In etusm 2aoen an Der s
uun Dine 5trabs um elm Pattt mt
5dufen uno aunersn Sdhen I'm Weri
tie bon $ll beftpbIeH.
Gin Observation-Disclosures itoftstt
ssm 9;eut6oteasimmsr ees Or. 3. q
8finuen, i'm 4Ierauosr Gsbduoe, eiflst
@efud1 ab auo eatptneete stHe Weng
aleisuRssaiide, Redsa etc. TN msrt9
pon $40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-29
4uiias f,amDs.

Gslti 6nferieptn. 9 Jabfs alt, bon
Rn. l241 Sprius 0rDpe NpeHue.
parbs ssfisrn Dor bsm Sdaie yln.
1854 Gprinc @fepe Mps. bon einem
nnnDe IN lodnes unD Mrfne sebiHsn.
Gle frurbe nnd, Der ndbkgelssene'
cffis< zines arsiss sthfadtt no bic
gDunts ansasbranni iuurDs. GsriGno
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-23
First Baptist Church.

W. J. Eddy. Pastoral special pro.
gramme has ben arranged for the Sun.
day morning services: $3.50 the three
departments OF the Sunday school
will each have a special programme
for the Rally Day services. To appre
clate these services 1t will be neces
Sary to be present and see what will
be done. Mothers and fathers are In
r!;ed to sec the work in the begin
ners' and primary departments. AL
tho SCHOOL and all the church teachers
arc urged to be present. 1876. morn
ing service, subject, Influence" A
cordial invitation is extended to al
friends OF the church and the church
members to be present for this ser
vice..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-23
WILL yNvE!L TABLET
AT cLARksBURG NEXT TUESDAY
& WITH CEREMONIES TO MARK
BIRTHPLACE OF GEN. JACK.
SON. VIZ H, t... e5 T.,

. o. FOL-
tsCLARKSDURG, Sept 23.-Next
Tuesday will he an eventful day for
the members Of the Stonewall Jack.
son Chapter. Daughters Of the Con.
tederacy, as on that day will be held
! the unwilling OF the bronze tablet
that will perretuate his memory. It
will be placed on the David Davidson
building on Main street that marks
the site OF stonewall Jackson's birth
place.
The court house has been selected
for, tho ceremonies, james Power
Smith. of Richmond, b., the only liy,
Ing member Of General Jackson's
staff. will give "reminiscences OF
Stoncwall Jackson. Other speakers
will be Judge Raymond Maxwell
James w. Robinson. OF the House OF
Delegates. and Attorney E. G. Smith
Following the addresses the tablet
will be unveiled by Miss Isabel Ar
mold, of Beverly. q grand niece oil
General Jackson, who will be m
honor guest on the occasion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-23

sours, producing almost any un,
healthy condition. NJ, Z, IS
A case Of Pape's Dlapepsin will cost
fifty cents at any Pharmacy here. and
will convince any stomach sufferer
I've minutes after taking single
dose that Fermentation and Sour
Stomach is causing the misery OF In
digestion.
No matter II you call your trouble
Catarrh OF the Stomach, Nervousness
or Gastrltis. OF by any other name
always repember that a certain cure
Is waiting at-sny drug store the mo
ment you decide to begin It's use.
Pape's Diapepsin will regulate any
out.of.order Stomach within five min
utes, and digest promptly without any
fuss or discomfort, all Of any kind OIL
food you eat. ~ &,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-23
central chris.isMn church.

Bible School at $3.50 a. M; sey-
mour McIntire, supt. This school
will soon take its place in the Front
rank column, and application for, Ger,
tiGcate will; be made. Communion at
1O:45. The.s morning services are
growing injainterest. On, Tuesday
evening at 1880, Row. C. H. Bass of
Huntington will preach. 1T Is espec.
tally desired that every member Of
the Church should meet Brother Bass
during his stay ,with us. BE will ar
rive on Monday evening and remair
until Wednesday. Mld-week devo;
tional meeting on Wednesday evening
at 1880. The attendance is increas'
ing at the prayer. services.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-23
Deeds Recorded,

Deeds were received yesterday. at
the office Of the county clerk for re-
fcoriIng as follows: {', Z
4 I. N. &. Steele and wife to John =.
HahWay a parcel Of land In East Park
Addition 10 the City of .Fairmont,
consideration $1,000. Ae8 ~ lis
Ida. Clayton to Bessc r. Sample, j
parcel Of land in the Clayton Add,
tion to the City of. Falrmont; consid.
jeratIon 5000.
.sAlpheus Tenant and wife to w. D,
\ Straight, a parcel Of land on Little
Paw Paw creek; consideration 81 and
i other valuable considerations.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-23

]. c. Broomfield, D D.. Pastor.-To
the following services you are cor
daily invited: Sunday school at $3.50
a. M; promotion Day will be observed
tomorrow; preaching service at 1O:4d
n. M, with sermon on "The Fist
Beatilude, or the Victory of Humil
ity;" Junior Endeavor Mt 2 o'clock
The Endeavors will join in q union
service In the First NJ. E, church. as
will the evening congregation In the
dedicatory services.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-09-23

/ t|. d. o. = .i-.
Of this year the plans submitted by
Architect Edwin ~ Pruitt OF Colum.
bus, Ohio were adopted and on Aug.
ust fifteenth ground was broken for
the: foundation. On the occasion OF
the breaking Of the ground a large
number OF the congregation and sab.
bath school scholars gathered to see
the, first shovel Of dirt lifted from the
site. Miss Ruth Hamilton. .daush,
ter of Mr.. A. A. Hamilton removed
the first shovel Of dirt in preparation
for the building Of the foundation. u
The corner stone Of the ediflce was
laid on Friday afternoon, October "A,
1910 by President Carl G. Donley, OF
Wesleyan College assisted by District
Superintendent G. D. Smith. Rev. H.
9. Howard and visiting clergy
The building committee Of the
church Is composed Of the following:
DR.. E. w. Howard, president; 4
Charles W.. Robinson, Secretary. J
MI. Lantz, treasurer. sssis
]. NJ. Jacobs, ~, r.. Linn, !. N.
Tough. DR.. W. C. JamIson, L. P. Carr.
Eli Musgraye. .:
The Finance committee OF the
church is as follows: & . =. !! =
Charles W.. Evans. chairman.
Kemble White, W. r.. Crane, C. 8.
Holt, T. W. Hennen. W. s. Billing.
slea, G.. F. Crane, J. u; Smith, George
E. Amos. DR.. W.. j. Boydston, ]. a.
Meredith, F.; Trickett, Berl Hawkins.
]. c. Evans, W. E. Arnett, G. s.
Riggs. Prof, Joseph Roster. {.
Throughout the period when the
church has been, building; these com.
mlttees. together with the Pastor OF
the church. Rev. H. c., Howard have
been untlrlng in their efforts for the
good Of the church. No 7 pains OF
trouble or expense have been spared
to make this house beautiful com
4, Portable and commodious and their
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efforts will be rewarded tomorrow
when the church is formally dedicated
TO- the Maker. Beside these commit.
tees and the pastor the remainder OF
the Church congregation and member
's6ipSas well as the different Sotgahha.
tlons OF the church have been active
In. their efforts to secure funds for
the building and to aid in. many ways
the building OF this magnificent
churchaho n a; ~ ~ /,
The congregation now sees the Gu
limitation Of their hopes and ambl.
lions aln the magnificent hundred
thousand church edlhce which graces
the corner Of Fairmont avenue and
Fourth street, and which, will be form
ally dedicated on tomorrow evening.
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Gsdicatory services. Midweek service
Wednesday,.7:30 p. nj. Preparatory
service Thursday, 1880 ps M, followed
by meeting Of the session.
Christian Chapel.

Evangelist T. X. Kirkman, OF Paden
City, W. Va. is spending a few days
in this city and will preach in the
Christian Chapel on Columbia street
Saturday evening at 1870 O'Clock. Also
Sunday morning at 1880 and 1880
Sunday evening, This, evangelist Is
known to many, disciples here and
will no doubt havesa good hearing
All are invited TO these services:
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Presbyterian Church.

r., G. stoetzer. Minlster.-You ur.
cordially invited to worship with us
Sabbath school at $3.50 a. M, Prof. J.
Walter Barnes. superintendent. To
moi row Is the las. Sabbath in the
quarter, let I'LL make special effort
to be present. Morning service, 10:45
O'clock: Sermon by the pastor on the
words Of the Master, "My Church."
The church was about tile only thing
Jesus could call His own. There will
be no evening service in the church.
The Christian Endeayor Society and
the congregation have accepted the
Invitation to worship with the Flrs,
SMetAodlat Episcopal church In theil
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]. |. LkyMkA DEAD
FORMER RESIDENT OF THIS CITY
DIED AT ANDERSON, INDIANA.

J. L. Lnyman, n former resident OF
this vicinity died on September 1G, at
his home In Anderson, Ind. lllslwife
formerly Miss Annie Murphy sur.
Wives him and two daughters. Miss
Maud Layman and Mrs. Grace Den,
mis-.
Mr.. Layman will be remembered
by many former associates and the
news OF his rdeath will be regretted.
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Sunday Services
i & AT THE
CHURCHES
Announcements Of the order Of
worship at the VARIOUS churches
sthrou1hou. the city and program
for Sunday school and Auxiliary
Services

Y Rev. H. c. Howard, Pastor.-snn.
day school. 9:15, assignment OF class.
es to new Sunday school room; pub
lie services. 1899; sermon by Bishop
Berry; Epworth League at $3.50
o'clock; public services and dedica.
ton OF new church at. 1880; sermon
by Bishop Berry.
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lMononaah PRESBYTERIAN Church.

. Monongah Presbyterian Church.
Rev. w. o. David, Pastor.-All are
invited to the following services:
Sunday school dt 10000 q. M; preach
ing at 11:OO, topic, "The Great Detec
tlce;" preaching at 1880 p m. tonic
Some May Be's;" Y. P. s.. Thursday
at 1880, topic, Peter" with Radiop'
tlcon pictures Of some great preach
ers and some Of their churches.
Sunday school at Middleton at 300
p. m. and c. E. society Mt $3.50: Mr.
Walter Nicely. leader.
The pastor will have charge of the
funeral services OF Mr.. James Rogers
Mt his late residence at 1880 p. m. :.
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Circuit Court.

William L. Hardesty VS.. Carnegie
Natural Gas Company, ct ais. Chan.
! Gerry. October rules. II. w. Williams
attorney for the plaintiff.
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GRACE Lutheran church.

Grace Lutheran Church.
L.K. Probst. D.. D.. Sunday
school at $3.50 o'clock; morning ser.
vice at 1O:45 o'clock. No evening ser:
vice, but the congregation is invited
TO attend the dedication OF the First
NJ. Z. church. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
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Committee Appointed.
Ellen B. Evans was appointed com.
4mittee OF Enoch s. Evans, an insane
person. Bond OF $4,000 was given.


III Birth and death certificates were
sfled yesterday with the county clerk
7 for recording rs sfollows:% tE'i1 4s (.
+ Hirlhs:l Dr. MI. Google one, DR.,
3H; sKunst, i've.
Deaths: Dr. H.RKunst three,
Frank Fl. tIuey one. r. C. Jones. fifty
fye:s z
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intermediate Court.

2,Si Martha T.. Freeman vs.. Grandson
{ S.iFreeman, chancery. October rules
Shaw and lIaggerty attorneys for tho
plaintiff. S2R
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Christ Church (EpIseopaI.)

Rev.yA. II. Bcavin. Rector.-7:3O "a.
M, HOLY Communion; $3.50 a m.,t Sun.
day school; 10:45 q. M, morning
prayer and sermon. subject, From the
Smallest to the Largest"
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N. P. Church.
Monley chapel, 1880 a. m.
Monongah, 3 p. m.
Worthington, 1880 p. m.
First M. p. Church.

+ Rev. Jesse n. Jones. Pastor.-9:3O
a. m; Sunday school. ]. A. Swiger,! su.
perintendent; 10:4O,s preaching ser.
vice; Z p. M, Christian Endeavor;
1:45, preaching service. an y
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PaIatIne Baptist Church.

& PaIatlne Baptist Church. 2
Rev. Geo. Spruill. Pastor.-Bible
school ut 9:45, W. A.. Hustead, super.
intendent; sermon at 1O:45 by pastor;
B. Y. P. u. at I p. m; sermon at s
O'clock.
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Catholic Church.

Rev. A. Boutlou. Rector.-Mass at
S and 10 o'clock every Sunday morn.
ing. Mass every morning during the
week at I o'clock.