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Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-09
MYSTIC
Crary Tennis Trophy Won by Charles Vinal-Miss Wood Injured-SaIe of Weems Place.

The tennis tournament at the Mystic Country club for the silver cup offered by Jesse D. Crary, was concluded on Thursday morning, when the prize was awarded to Charles Vinal In the finals Harry Corwau was defeated three sets cut of five, by Vinal. Tn the finals in the doubles, Stuart Crafy and Charles Dodge defeated Charles Ninal and Dayton Crary. In the afternoon the tennis club went to Westerly where they played q return game with the Ninigret club and defeated them. The team from here was composed of Harry Cornwall, Stuart Crary, Charles Dodge, Waterman Wilcox, Charles Vi nal, Dr. MacGowan. Rev. A. r. Earn shaw has had charge of the tourna- nent, which has been great success.
 Returns to Dewbura.
 <Rev and Mrs. Byron Hatfield have returned to Newburg, N. Y. after spending the summer at Cedar Crest.
 Slipped from Boulder.
 Miss Mae Wood of Rosalie. N. J.. who is visiting Mir and Mrs. Frank Kuppers on Denison avenue was at Fort Rachael place on Thursday and while travelling over the rocks fell ! from large boulder and injured her arm. Miss Wood was taken to. the home of Mrs. Kuppers and must re- main quiet for a few days. Real Estate Sale.
 MT. and Mrs George H. Stinson Brown street have purchased of the i heirs of the late Mrs. Addie Weems the house and property on Denson avenue and will take possession in : October.
 Mir and Mrs William E. Mackenzie ef PiHsfeld Mass Mir. and Mrs. Enos II Gray of Ledyard, Mrs. Mary Brew ster of Norwich, Misses Norma and ! Jeanette Marshall and Harry Mar | shall of Providence have returned to 1 their homes after a visit to Mrs. Isa : ! bella Mackenzie.
 Mrs Nellie Raymond spent Friday ir Norwich.
 Roy Bates Improves. Mrs w. F. Bates left Thursday fol ] South Woodstock for visit to her son,
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elected as follows: President, E. L. Stumpf, Thomaston; secretary and treasurer, George Weigold, Torring- ton; historian, Miss Grace Dening, Winsted.
 New Haven.-The 10 months old baby girl of Mrs. Isadore Gam .was saved from death by burning when the bed on which she was sleeping caught fire from q, box of matches anothek small girl was playing with.
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S,tcliff. hoard of relief. William

Sutcliff; board of relief, William J. Lord, Lorenzo Fairbrother; seiectmen, Henry Stubbs, James Lord: town clerk, Elias Hinc1ley: town treasurer. Elias Hinckley: agent town deposit fund, Henry Stahle; auditor, Jerome Ander- son, Jr.; collector. William B. Ryon;
 constables, William Foley, Thomas O'Connell. James McMahon, George Kenyon; registrars of voters, James E Weeks. George T. Lord. Seth N. Williams, James McI<endrick, Franklin
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day morning with an entering class of 120 members.
 Middletown.-George J. Fisher, pres ident of the Mddletown Business Mems association and manager of the Mid dletoWn baseball team, has been picked by the republicans to run for town clerk
 Winsted.-At the annual reunion of the Stumpf and Weigold families held at Highland Lake park officers were
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STONlMGTON.<
Ticket Nominated at Republican Cau- GUS Thursday Evenine-Only One Contest.

Stonington held it's republican eau GUS Thursday evening in Borough hall. James E. Lord, by more than two to one vote. of the other end of the town. defe2ted Edward E. Bradley. The rest of the ticket was nominated bN exclamation. The entire ticket fol- lows.
 Assessor. for three yearx. Tha,saa
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James o. Hazard of Westerly, son of N att Eazard nf tI1n Ancuilla district


 Matt Hazard of the Anguila district, has been appointed bS the forestry commission assistant state forester of New Jersey. He will have charge of the shade tree work and small forestry tracts and will cooperate with munic- qualities desiring advice on ;te care and cultivation of shade trees. Alr. Hazard IS graduate of Brown univer- sity. class of 1908, and of the Yale for estry school.
 Hap" Hazard, as he is known to his college chums, and eSpecialiy upon the football field. was enc Of the 5esf guards ever turned out to represent Brown university on the gridiron. During his vacation from the Yale forestry school and even befo-e his entrance into that institUtIon. ha did considerable work on the elm trees in Westerly, having made the forestry branch a special study at Brown His many friends in Westerly will be pleased to hear of the appointment and that his true worth is finally rec gEniZed.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-09

Roy Bates, who is at that place for his health and who has shown signs of improvement in the past few months.
 John Forsythe is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Enos M Gray in Ledyard.
 The ladies of the Baptist cnurcF held 9 successful cake sale ic the Gates block Friday afternoon. Ire affair was m charge of Mrs. Carrie Latham
 William Dawson of Savannah, Ga., was ir Mystic for. two weeks vaca-
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To Return from New England.

Word has been received from M $ Ingram Csledhil, who has been spend ing the past four months at Hudders field. England. with her daughter, Mrs CroWthers, that she is well and will sail with MT. and Mrs Crowthers the last week in September Mr. Crow tners is interested in the Mystic Man ilfacturing company
 Personal Items.
 Mrs. Charles fIoxie and daughters Elizabeth anG Frances, have returned 10 Boston after a visit to the former S parents, Mr and Mrs. Frank Foote. Miss Louise Vogel has returned to New York after q visit to Miss Mar suerite McCabe on High street. Misses Stella Ckaffee and Rose SIla- i nahan have returned to Waterbury aft CT visiting Mir. and Mrs Albert Bur- cows.
 George Wilson of Baltimore is the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs Henry Wilson.
 Miss Mary Lyon of Brooklyn. N. Y. is visiting Mrs. Charles Rock. Miss Sarah Hewitt has returned from Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-09

William Clark of Westerly and c. Fl. Gardner and Harold Conedon sur viVed the grilling of the first and sec end rounds of the first 16 in the Rhode. Island state golf tournament on the combined grounds of the Agawam Hunt and Metacomet Golf clubs, Fri cay afternoon. Clark and Gardner met in the semi-f finals of the match, the finals being scheduled over a 36-hole course. Saturday. William Clark who also played against Gardner. Friday afternoon, is a veteran golfer, who has srany victories to his credit. His game is one which calls forth all the skill of his opponents.
 In the first round of the contest be- tween William Clark alid c. M. Smith, Clark, who stood 4 down q the turn, made rattling good recovery, snatcn- ing q victory by winning six straight hoIes. His opponent went down be- fore his invincible game in that half, Clark winning up.
 In the second round, first sixteen, Clark defeated Hancock 1 up. Clark drove 150 yards to the 17th hole and laid stymie or Hancock. about three feet from the cup. Hancock, by close rashe play, worked out of the stymie and squared the match by taking the hole.
 The 1Tth hole, however, proved Han cocks defeat, Clark taking it easily. The cards in this game were as fol- lows:
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There has been some criticism of the police force in connection with this ease but the facr is not considered that two of the four members of the force. including the chief. are off duty by reason of sickness. lea wing but two nf the regular force to do night and d7y duty. with special consta bles with in call Still. just as soon as the rob hery was reported. the acting chief with posse went direct 10 Bradford
 where the party was augmented and
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Clark 5, f. 4, *6, ,, 3. ,, l, 40
 4, ,, 4, ,. 3. ,, 3. ,. 5-41-S Hancocl-6, 4, 3, ,. 6. 3. 1, ,. 5-41
 4 | | | | 3 f. 6-4f-S

Approximate-Ball went into brook and Clark did not hole out.
 Five Rhode Island golfers. Ill vet eran players, William Clark of Vest erly, H. B. Kenworthy, H. E. Rust, C. H. Gardner and A. Barker, have enter ed the na tional amateur s;0lf cham pionship tournament to be started cn Monday at the Apawamis club. New York. Nearly two hundred players have entered in the qualifying round
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-05
SOLD JOBS

Following a meeting OF Bellaire
miners last night az the city building.
seven foreign miners went before
Justice Morreil. OF that city. and made
af1ldavlts 20 the effect that they had
paid the pit boss OF the Rail 4 River
mine ten dollars apiece for their jobs.
They stated that after they drew their
FIRST pay the boss came 20 them and
demanded the money.
u is said that the matter will De
presented 20 the company officials to-
day. and that the discharge OF the boss
will be- asked
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nEY. VI. E. ALLEN TO
NEW CUMBERLAND?

The following item was clipped
from The New Cumberland. ". Va. In
dependent.
Rev W. L. Alien. pastor Of the
Elm Grove Presbyterian church. was
unanimously elected pastor Of the
Presbyterian church OF this place. at
a congregational meeting last Sunday
morning. The salary was increased
10 $1,000. and parsonage. and the extra
salary money was more than raised
at the meeting OF the congregation on
Sunday morning"
No confirmation OF the above could
be obtained.
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with friends before continuing his

with friends before continuing his
trip.
Dr. c. +. Brill was in Glen Easton
yesterday on business.
A. l.. Harris has returned from Cam
eron and Jacksonburg. where he has
spent several weeks with friends.
l.. W. Henry. OF Wellsburg. vas a
business caller in the city yesterday.
Miss Gladys Mehl. OF Round Bottom.
was the guest of c. r. Clegg and
family yesterday.
Mel McCracken and wife were in
the city yesterday calling on friends
and relatives.
The second Sunday session OF the
negro camp meeting will be held at
Crows Grove. on Fork Ridge. to-mor-
row. and quite a good attendance is
expected.
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ST Matthews Episcopal Church.
corner Chapline and Fifteenth streets.
Rev. Leonard w. S. Stryker, rector
Eishth Sunday after Trinity, Feast OF
the TRANSPORTATION. Sunday. August
., lSll-S:OO a. m. early celebration
Holy Communion: 10: 80 a. m. second
celebration and sermon: 9:I5 a. m,
sunday school; 2:15 p. m, ST. Pauls.
Finn Grove: evening prayer and ad-
dress, 1:45 p. m. Week day services
at St Matthews will be omitted I'm.
I'll further notice.
Zane Street NJ. E. Church. corner
Seventeenth and Jacob streets. NH
lard F. Pritchard. pastoral 10
O'Clock a. m, the Rev. H. ". Flana-
gan, pastor of Hope VI. +. church. will
preach At IL o'clock a. m. there will
be a session OF the Sunday school. &
Is. Lennon, superintendent. At 6:t5
p m, class meeting. John A. Lorentz.
leader. AT 1:45 y. m. the Rev. J. Il
workman, pastor OF the Wesley NJ. r.
church. Will preach. The usual week
W evening services will be held. A
cordial welcome to all these services
Hope VI. +. Church. H. w Flana.
gan, pastor-Sunday school. $50 n
m; preaching. 1915 a. m, by Rev
tunninsham; class service. : p. m:
preaching by the pastor at 8 y. m
All are invited 10 these services
rev. X r. Bigger. Phi. u. pastor Of
the Westminster Presbyteri1n church
cleveland. ohio. is expected in the
city. and with his family will be the
guest OF Mfr and Mrs. George West
wood, 2244. Chapiine street Or
Bigger will be present at the service
lat the Third Presbyterian church on
sabbath morning. and II IL expected
mat he Will preach the sermon on
that occasion. as he was the former
pastor Of this congregation.
st Luke's Episcopal church. Island
end OF the steel bridge. the Rev. Jacob
Brittinsham. rector-The services
during the week will be. SUNDAY. q.I5
a. m. Sunday school: 1890 a. m. holy
communion and sermon by the Rev
driving A. McGrew
First Church OF Christ Scien,is,
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Mrs. w. G. Lash at their home on the
Cherry Hill road last night was well
attended. The AFFAIR will be repeated
every Wednesday night hereafter.
John Murphy. Jr.. was host to a
number of his young friends and play.
mates at the home Of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Murphy. on warwood
avenue. yesterday afternoon In honor
OF his fourth birthday.
Miss Margaret Otto. OF Beech Bot
tom, Is the guest OF Miss Helen Star
ling. OF Loveland.
Miss Madge Hollbrook. OF Millers-
burg. Ohio. was the guest OF Mrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-05
M0UNDSVILLE
Hawiey Furnishes Bail and Was Re
leased From the County Jail
Yesterday Afternoon.

Clyde Hawley. the Bellaire man.
who was being held in the county jail
for comolicity In the robbery of the
Big store was released Yesterday
afternoon upon the required bail be
ing furnished by the Fidelity Guaran.
tee Company. % baltimore. Hawiey
ia required 10 appear AT the October
term of court u Is said that friends
IN Bellairc secured the $4,000 which
was required FOR Haviey's bond.
Mrs. Hawley rs still being held. al
though il is said that an e9or; viii be
made 10 secure bail for her about the
first OF the week.
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VIII Hart. OF Loveland. this week.
Miss Loretta Wilson will return to
her home in Bethesda today after
visiting friends in Warwood.
Mrs. William Wolf. OF warwood, is
visiting friends in Sherrard.
Miss Edith Cox is soon to leave for
visit in Denver, Col.
Misses Hulda and Minnie Roder have
gone to Niagara Falls to spend two
weeks
Tubing will be placed in the Jobes
& Company we'll on the Koch lot Mon
day. The we'll is light gasser. with
oil flowing from the Injun.
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Up-The-River
News 81 GlennoVa. War~ood
and LoVeia1d.


FFUNTI NTNE SCHOOL
IN addition fO new industries. Il fs
planned by several members OF the
Narwood Board Of Trade 90 try 20
have an academy or college cstab.
Ashod in Warwood.
Tho conditions are ideal for n
school. the town being small but still
close ~ a large city. the ground high
and level. the water and air pure. and
The community are Of good citizens.
AZ present no schools wanting now
sites are known ~. but % is thought
by the WnrwoOders that as Greater
wheeling becomes more populated
that schools Of this sort viii be- In dc.
mnnd. and the hackers Of the move.
mcnt say there 10 nothing Ike get
ting In tho field early.
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PICTURE CASE
Scheduled 20 be Heard by Judge Her.
vey Today-ReVoca alton Of
Licenses Will be Asked

The application OF the moving
picture man Tor an appeal from the de-
cision OF Justice Hobbs Is scheduled
TO be heard this morning before Judge
ii. G. Hervey and at the same time,
Prosecuting Attorney Ilandlan will APP
pear before County Clerk Wells and
ask 10 have the franchise Of the Athe-
hian Amusement company revoked.
The result of the two actions IS await.
ed with great interest. involving as
they do the fate OF Sunday picture
shows.
Owing TO the absence from the city
OF some OF the leading piture men. no
conference has as yet been asked.
Even though the pending decisions be
adverse. tho piture people will prob
ably attempt further action.
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\ telegram WAS received yesterday
morning by Mrs. ]. VI Dowler. OF
Fourth street. notifying her ~ the
death OF her brother. J. VI. Sneir'ter.
which occurred Thursday evening az
cleo. Okla. Mr.. Snedekcr was well
known throughout this county. having
made his residence at Pleasant Valley
FOR number % years About fifteen
years ago he went 20 Kansas and from
there 10 Oklahoma. where he took up
a claim and later conducted hotel.
lie Is survived by two married
daughters. and Mrs. Dowlcr. OF this
city
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Read thr W va optical Co.'s an
uouucemeut on Page D.. t0day's issue
William Litmau has returned t1 hl4
home here after several months sn.nf
bon fDfh1ny. whor" DO Vas employed
The Mound city ban. has had the
ROOM in The Clcuicnuiug hotel cleaned
and VII start the removal ~ their
fixtures 90 day. Work $3.50 probably
DO started on Tho ucn building about
tho middle ~ ucXt wrck
Tom hickman. one ~ tho motor
men on The Nouudsyiuo inc. started
on BIS vacation Yesterday
Nrl s. 8 Wilson. ~ Charleston. Is
visiting friends and relatives hero
Arthur Miller has sold his fas' frof
tng mare 10 Albert Games. ~ tho
EIu End
3d. O. Compton. ~ paraarsburg. ar
rived In tho city yesterday on an auto
tour fIo will spend several days here
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Miss Narie Barth and Anna Gnrri-
son entertained number of their
friends at Miss Barth's home on Jeffer-
son avenue. last evening. compliment
airy TO the Misses nellie and RebeCca
Gately. OF Covington. Ky. and the
Misses Bernice KiSsclie and Norma
Klentche. of Findlay. O. Tho evening
was pleasantly passed with different
divers ions ami luncheon was served
n "A scason3hl" hour.
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Captain stanley Heall and % squad
~ members 81 the Warwood company
~ tho Boys brigade VII leave neat
Thursday for Be'hosda. ohio. where
they wIll attend tho annual camp OF
the First West Virginia regiment 10
vn4 planned t0 have all The local
boys ~ to camp. but only n few win
De- able to attend. The last dru and
meeting previous 90 the camp VIII ho
hold Monday evening a. the prcsby
terrain rhurnh
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services at the Riverside park: Rev.
Lyansburger. Of the Third Presby-
terrain church 81 Wheeling. will be
I'm charge. In case OF rain or threat
enins weather the services Will be
held I'm the Christian church Regular
midweek prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at y. m. Members OF
churches in Wheeling and nearby
towns not having services are invited
To unite with the up-the-river
churches In the above services.
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waEino Good Road

Nakne good their promise to MD in
building good road bctWcceu Wells.
hurg and Wheeling tho Brooke county
officials ore keeping force ~ men
constantly at work working fhe river
ro1d above short crock. aud tho road
way is last becoming % good one. A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-05
UpRiver Briefs.

Read the w. Va. Optical Co.'S an
nouncement on Page 8. to-day'e issue
MISS Hazel Flood will leave today
Tor the Moundsville Camp grounds
where she will attend n cottage party
during the chartauqua assembly.
The barn dance given by Mr.. and
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Union servIcea

Union devotional services will be
held az the Warwod beach again 10.
morrow evening. and aq was the case
at nil previous meetings. Eood crowd
ia expected 90 attend Rov j q
Pryor pastor ~ tho Warwood CHS.
tan church. viii preach. md DEVOTION
al music Will be rendered Boy the con.
rrcrafIon and 20 union choir
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Auto Notes.

Thomas Cochran. OF the East End.
purchased new Ford touring car
from the Ford Motor company. which
arrived I'm the city yesterday He
Uill erect new garage on tho rear
% his property. in which to house the
car.
Floyd Francis has purchased &. c.
Newman $ l.. VI. +. car
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steam roller and plenty OF gravel Is
being used in the road making. Be
tween Glennova and the county line at
Short creek during rainy weather
Ohio county can boast of one OF the
worst roads in the state.
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Row over Cueumbe-s.

George Albert and sam Pctr1s. two
Syr.dn fruit dealers uf this city.
caused some excitement Yesterday
about noon. when they bsoam. EN-
gaged CO. 70 scrap over some Cucuuhrr-
which were being purchased from %
wagon During fhc ROW window was
broken boz Alber''s store Complaint
VAS mHde against Albert hy Petros
and Albert lu turn had warrant
issued hy squire Pierce. charging
Potros with assault and battery The
case Vill Doe tried tris morning.
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pistrlbu:.na Cards.

grovery stores Yesterday. announcing
the grocers picnic. which will be held
al Rock Springs park on the 30th OF
This month.
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Clothes Don't
Make a Man

Neither will a cheap Incubator hatch
out good healthy chicks We have
handled that grand CIPHER Incubator
for several years and have as vet 10
report our hrst dissatisfied customer
The CIPHER will hatch larger percent
healthy nvable chicks than any ma.
chine on the market. so be- wise and
get one OF these machines and save
yourself time and money besides con.
siderable vorry.
We have Just received large ship
ment CIPHER IncubatOrs and Brooders
for late fan Matching and brooding.
and we are taking orders nov 20 get
in before they are all gone
Don't forget that We have fuIl line
OF CIPHER foods In sealed bags ana
quote as follows In 100 pound bags.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-05

Electric Compound. the greatest lice
remedy IN the world. put up in CSC
and 600 packages
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f0l Schmulbach building-Services
sunday at IL a. m: subject Of lesson.
spirit Wednesday testimonial meet
ing at y. m. Reading room open
daily except Sundays and legal holi-
days from ! to y. m. Same address
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First Church OF Christ. Scientist
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North street ". T. church. r.. g
Meredith. pastor Public services aI
II n. m. and 100 3 m. morning sub
j"ct. \ Great Confession. evcuinl
After stephens Death. Philip. sun.
dan school AZ DO a. m. W \ Wilson
superintendent. Epworth Iengue ar
10 D. m. Week evening services
regular.
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Fourth street VI. r. church. Rev. q
r oliver. pastor-ln m" absence OF
the pastor. Dr. H. Claude King. %,
Buckhsnnon. will supply the pulpit
sunday school at $50 n. m. Bibl,
class for mon. Epworth league at go
p. m. prayer meeting Wednesday at
80 p. m.
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ZION Lutheran church. South Star.
Bot street. Re-. s o. if.rza. aaf0r
August o. eighth SUNDAY after
Trinity. SUNDAY school ~ q.1s "a 81,
chief service ~ Christ church lf.z4rf
park roo Oh. 30 ID. m. $50 -trtf..a I.t
Ii'n church owing f7 DO. ftstor.a ,a.
cation Those Who cannot Fu goo tho
park pleas" read Rom s.f.-11 nrI
Matt 1.I5-Ls
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German Reformed ST. Stephan's
church. corner Thirty sixth and Eon
streets Rev. r. VI. Preusse. PASTOR
SUNDAY school al 9:1j "A. m: preach
ing at 1880 a. m. Willing Workers
society meets 1880 y. m. Ladies' Aid
society meets at .; 30 =. m. Thursday
evening at o'clock. choir rehearsal.
saturday evening al O'Clock. con-
sistory meets I'm monthly session In
the sunday school room.
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Handsomely trimmed, low or high
neck, kimona or regular sleeves; all
sizes. Sells regularly at si.OO. Special
now 43c.
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Rev. Thomas clark. u. T.. II Wash
InSton. j. g.. Will occupy the pulpit
OF the Vance Memorial Presbyterian
church sabbath morning AT - o'clock
a. IN. Strangers are welcome.
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First Presbyt. church CORNER
of chapline ana Thirteenth streets
The Rev. II. g. Mcmillan. 81 Ho!l!-
days Cove Presbyterian church. will
conduct the service at 1890 a. III
No evening service. Sabbath school
ana Bible classes at 9:15 a m. AIc-
moral chapel school. Eighteenth
str""t. AT $50 =. m: prayer mreting
"Wednesday At AS p. m.