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Arizona republican., 1912-02-09
BLANCHARD TALKS ID
 UNION LEAGUE CLUB
Reclamation Man Says Government Should Irrigate All Arid Land
 in the Country.
[fASociatcd PrcSS DiStaich!

|
 NEW YORK. Feb. S.-C. J. Elan chard. statistician for the reclamation service. in an address tonight before the Union League club. stated the greatest work congress had before 1t is providing homes by making irriga- ton possible on great arid wastes.
 We are now sending thousands or our best farmers under another flag, he said. "because We will not let them have arid lands under terms that allow them to make q living. If all arid lands in the country were properly watered and cultivated it would mean wealth to the country to the extent of more than eleven bill lions. or ten times the amount of the national debt"
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09
THEY LIKE TO TALK
San Diego IS OVerrun With Soap Box
 Orators
I .4SSociaicd Press DiSbdtchl

IASSocidfcd Press DiSPdtch
 SAN DIEGO. Feb. S-A hundred policemen were called out tonight t9 hold in check a demonstration by those opposed to the anti-free speech ordinance which went into effect To- day. Five thousand gathered at inter sections of the principal thorough fares and cheered as one speaker after another mounted soap boxes and other improviscd forums only to be taken into custody and marched to jail Fifty arrests were made and for :s time the jail was crowded to it's cd pacity The prisoners intend 10 test the cOnstitutiOnality of the ordinance.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09
HERE'S SELVA AGAIN
She's Suggested for Associate Justice
 of Supreme Court
[.ASS0ciatcd Press Dispatch l

T.ASS0ciatcd Press DiSPdtch
 WASHINGTON. Feb S.- Tafts meditatiOns on filling the vacancy on the supreme bench were momentarily disturbed today by a communication from the Woman Suffrage association of the District Of Columbia. suggesting a woman be appointed. Mrs. Ellen Spencer MusSey. Miss Emma NJ. Gil- lett and Mrs Belva A. Lockwood were suggested.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09
LIVELY CONSCIENCE.
Keehsn Confesses to Crime he Com
 m;tted 21 Years Ago.
I.ISsocid:ed Press Dispatch l

IHSSocid:ed Press Dispatch
 STOCKTON. Cal. Feb. S.-Because his conscience bothered him, John F Keehan. walked into the office of the chief of police today and surrendered. He stated that 21 years ago ne stole g thousand dollars from a bank al Laredo. Texas. and although he had lived through T years of mental agony he could no longer stand the strain and was willing to go back and take his medicine. Laredo officers were notified.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09
C0STS TOO MUCH.
Alasksns Want Congress to Reduce
 Cost of Cable Messages.
[ ASl0ciaffd Press DiSbdfCh

[ASSOcidfCd PrcSS UiSPdfch
 WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-The cost of d cable message from Seattle to Nome is 2SO per cent higher than the cost from Seattle to London. according to statements before the house com mitee on territories. Alaskans urged the committee to provide for reduc- ton in cable tolls.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09
TRUMBEll ELECTED.
Gets High Position With the Missouri,
 Kansas and Texas.
lied Press Dispatch l

[ASSocidted Press Dispatch
 NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Frank Trum- bell. of the Chesapeake and Ohio. to- day was elected chairman of the exec utive committee and to the board of directors of tke Nj. K. and T. succeed ing the late Edwin Hawley.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09
BRIDGE IS STARTED.
Work Begun Yesterday on Structure
 Spanning the Black River.

I.1SSocidtcd Press DiSPdfthl
 GLOBE. Feb. S--Work on the new bridge across Black river. connecting the White river and San Carlos In- dian agencies began today. The bridge IS of immense importance to Arizona and gives the Indians encouragement in that it opens produce markets to them
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09
HE WASN'T KIDNAPPED
 II WAS AN AFFINITY
Socialist Sensation Finally Oeeene-- ates Into Plain, Common, Ord-
 nary, Every day Divorce Case
1 TISS0cidicd Press DiSbdfch l

I1SOcidfcd Press DiSPdfch
 PITTSBURG. Kan. Feb S.-AIleg- ing that George II. Shoaf, the social ist writer. who was said to have dis appeared prior to the McNamara trial at Los Angeles. and who it was re- ported. was Kidnapped. is now living in Los Angeles with an affinity, Mrs Shoaf today began d suit here for di- vorce IL was claimed by socialist papers he had been done away with in order to prevent exposures in the dynamite investigations
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09
OLD CY SIGNS.
Young Puts Name to Contract For
 Twenty Second Year.
ISSOciafcd Press DiSbafchl

1 [ASSocidtcd Press DiSPdtchl
 BOSTON. Feb. S.-Denton T. (Cy) Young today sent to the Boston Ma t.onals his signed contract for his twenty-second season in major league base ball He is the oldest pitcher both in point of years and service in ma inr league baseball.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09

FL PASO. Feb. S.-A special train has been ordered tO take the entire garrison of Juarez to Casas Grandes. where NasGUistas have taken the town in oppos tion to Madero. Peace commissioners. sent from Juarez to Casas Grandes last night. reached Santa Sofia safely. but from there had to ride on handcar to their destina tion because the railroad was cut. General OroZco. who declined the Suvernorslip until Gonzales arr rived in Chihuahua. is now awaiting the la ter's arrival. Gonzales is said to be. travelling on d handcar from JimineZ to Chihuahua
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09
CALLS THE SOlONS.
Oddie Wants Nevada to Transact
 Business on Cash Business.
.4ssocidfcd Press Disbofchl

| 4SSOcidtcd Press DiSPGtchl
 ENO. Eco. S.-GOvernOr Ojdie. of Nevada, today. issued a call for the state legislature to convene February 9 in Carson City. The session is cal led. says the governor in his procla- nation. to provide for a state loan for the purpose of enabling the state to transact buciness on a cash basis. and also to provide for a state tax levy.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09
RELATIVES AGREE
There Will Be No Fight Over Vast
 Hawley Estate
1 ASSociafcd Press DiSfdfchl

ASSOcidfcd Press DiSfdtchi
 NEW YORK. Feb S-John B. Stanchfield. personal attorney for the late Edwin Hawley. announced today that elder relatives of Hawley have waived their rights and would join n q petition to have three adu1iniStTat- ors named He declared all the reld- tives are now in harmony and noth- ing k to be done to disturb the es- tate which is valJed at fifteen mil lions.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09
SEEMS TO BE NAGEL.
Question of Judiciary Appointment
 Will Come Before Cabinet.
lASSociafed Press Dispatch

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-President Tafts selection to fill the vacancy on the supreme bench is believed generally to be Secretary Nagel. it will be discussed and probably rati- fled at the regular meeting of the cabinet tomorrow. Little is doubt eX- pressed tonight that Nagel will re- ceiVc the appointment
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09
BOUT IN BROOKLYN.

IASSociated Press Dispatch
 NEW YORK. Feb. S.-Knockout Brown outfOught and outboxeJ Frankie Madden. an eastSide light weight. in every round but the first ir a ten round bout in Brooklyn to- night.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09
@ TAFT IS CONFIDENT.
President Feels Sure He Will be
 Nominated and Elected.
Gfssocidfcd Press DiSbGtch |

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-That Pres ident Taft is personally confident he will be renominated and reelected. was asserted by one of his callers at the White House today. The pres ident is reported to have said he is confident he could defeat any man the democrats nominated. According to the caller the president believed the business interests of the country will support him.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09
Extremely Doubtful if the Mexican President Can Escape Eventual
 Overthrow
AMERICAN ARMY READY TO MOVE
One Hundred Thousand d Troops Are Prepared to Go to the Border on
 Short Notice
ISSocidfcd Press Dispatch 1

MEXICO CITY. Feb. N.-Stirred by the rebellion in northern Mexico President Madero today asked of the permanent committee of congress per mission to call special session of the national senate from which the president desires authority to com municatc with the American govern ment relative to sending troops through United States territory tp enter Chihuahua from the north. The president told the secretary conditions are such as tD make it impissible to reach the rebel infested region with out great delay unless such routing "i troops be permitted. The committee also considered the petition of group Of deputies. who asked that a special session be called to consider the best means uf coping with the growing r, volt Railway communication iE the north IS still broken by burned bvidge~ and derailsd trains
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09

SAN ANTONIO. Feb S.-Notice was given today by the Mexican Ma tional Railway that no more ship ments of livestock or perishable goods will be accepted for shipment through Fl Paso and Eagle Pass be- cause of disturbances in Mexico.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09

This space has been used daily for my advertising for the past ten years. The management desires this page for news exclusively. Hereafter my ads. will be found in the classified page.
 F.. F. PASCCE, Real Estate and Loans.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-Interveu- ton in Mexico by the United States
 is not intended by any mobilization nf troops that may be made again along the southern border This att titude the StJt, department today tel cgraphcd tu various consular and dip lpmJtic representatives in Mexico who had uplJiued of intervention talk there fostering dangerous anti tmericau sentiment The department reiterated cmphaticaIly the govern ment had no interest in Mexico be yond the safety or American lives and interests. but from the same con sular agents come reports far from reasSurirg as to the stability of the Mexican federal government.
 No specific formidable uprising k recorded but small upheavals. regard ed as symptoms of general dissatis- faction. let to apprehension that mal- contents may unite in confronting the government with a serious crisis. An ticipdting pusS ble orders from the president to mobilize an army ir Texas. c enforce the neutrality laws, tlt general Sldll IdS tpliIltl--U liltuS for big troop movement when that becomes necessary. TelegramS al- Ieady are prepared ordering depart Wcnt commanders to move their forces southWJrd. National guards men it was pointed out today, can not be sent out of the country. being available, only to repel invasion. The activity of the general staff is att tributed tn caSerness tu show how promptly troops can be mOevd and doesn't forecast international devel- cpments. Reports of unsettled cOndi- tionS in the interior of Mexico came from various points today The rebels ar, Sdio to be in control of the sit uation in JuarcZ and south to Casas Grandes. Grave conditions are re- ported % prevail in southern Mexico and particularly in the states of Vera Cruz. N1ichoacan and Hidalgu. Gen Cral Wood has instructed Colonel Steever. at Fl PaSo. to send back tJ the Mexican civil authorities the thir- teen armed insurgents who fled to American territory ten days ago
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09

SAN ANTONIO. Feb. S-Detailed plans Or the accommodation of at least one hundred thousand troops at various points in Texas are being perfected. Although no official order has been received for this great movement of soldiers yet prepara tions for their concentration are prac- tically complete.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09

FL PASO. Feb. N-CUstoms Col ltCtor "A l.. sharpe received advices from the treasury department today that d command of Mexican federal troops will pass through the United States from Eagle Pass to Fl Pdso to re-earrison Juarez. They are ex- pcCted tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09

This space has been used daily for my advertising for the past ten years. The management desires this page for news exclusively. Hereafter my ads. will be found in the classified page.
 E. E. PASCOE, Real Estate and Loans.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-09

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
THE PENFTENT WOMAN.
n STORY

No one who hes himself o a desert. shuns the fac of his fellows md
reures, literally OF nguratvely into a hermits W need W. quote n or
ampl o Jesus In Justification. His seasons OF etleme were the ercan
a. ~ " IWe Vi contact ~ fellowship with men. SO
we M lest n guest o. Simon, the PhsrseeL He did OF stand upon
MS lightly He might well n" been offended al the patropitn9 ar IL
.wu nnh hs INVITATION came and the economy o courtesy shown Him. Any.
umns seemed goo enough for thu Gallean Rabbi and He ugh to he gad
70 De oudoen a aH-such was IN cavalier spirit of the place and our
~ smahe IA must need have resented such indiRnity Jesus couId
.nora 10 ignore H. until time came 10 feather His arrow with II
vuamng nersehL In this instance. of the freedom Of the banquet room an
escast o. entered What attracted her a that Jesus was there
ohe hAd heard OF His brotherly words, OF His helpful deeds she rae
cary n heavy laden She had com for the rest which lie had promised
Accorolng 10 custom. she had brought her gift with her Jesus did not ais
ar H. though II Ia ven have been the gains Of her unhalowed life
Her penitence subhmated IT, The hstt true 70 bso aa |r" nv"
eparate) thinks his guest opeessly denied by the touch OF the sinner
eve though IL Is tbs touch OF a weeping penitent seeking a new life ne
onstrucs an arthhcai dilemma Either this man. who poses as a prophe,
kno~s TN character u this woman. OF he does not. II he desn not Rnoy A.
ne ne is 10 prophet II He knows II. and yet allows Ter TO toucb him
men ne Is denied by thu touch. He has lost His caste and acnno, he NV
ecn -" The Searcher of Hearts raj reading His host ike n hook
pit OF taoietak tina set him thinking Debt" Forgiveness Love" we're
INK a Use around Simons heart The Common cfrlfies water Kiss and
Nc, su =, a. 80 W"ousn nae omitted. penitence had supplied. II shall
are forgiven" '' w. ny S'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

Wien rrur feet ere ~ tired tIer feel
Ife Hf"r.ra uIer fHfF ache 90 tfnt they
hurt Wny 10 f1 your heart. wreu F1I
r. awnle rrlr feet a.Hrr end % seems a.
fN0lrh aI f.r misery ErT ever he'd har
settled lu your feet look 81 the happy
III mar ir tNr picture
You ran he happy-f1.fef 1ust the sama
IT HHu have .UUuH HUI hIrfrna f"nf
everybody errmr fH Hfrp rr. fGaf ffirF 20
fH.a happy TfE. man. Hr bed r1rna and
hunIHra ZOO This man usef TIL and
nov Do hes ur more frudrr. rnu. rfafaH.
riaffrrI swollen. tired smelly feet.
c0rra. r~liI0uara ur hIrI0ra
~ coon aa FnI put your feet in n TrZ
taff 80" feel f.a NarrInraa soaking fu.
ICE IKE tain ozone f1 furna
Noffing r.-r .lf TfN can sivo you thia
happy foot feeling Ii1r arrspt any
auhHffflfra
tn 90 cents r. boz sriH s~vervuhera.
N sfhf gre ~ on receipt 70 price ~
walter F.fhfr Dodge q aa. TnIraro Tf.
Recon - ai HrUa Stores. DO.
f1rfmerf arI general stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
ON LONG TOUR
DanVilie. lt Man stops IN Wheeling.
Enroute Home From Auto Trip
Through the East.

Mr. and Mrs. w.. G.. Thompson. of
uanvilie. ul.. famous for its brand o.
Ions. black ciFars and Joe Cannon.
arrived iu Wheeling Friday morn ng
cnroute home eftcr au auto tour
through tho eos Including stops a.
Ncw York. Philadelphia. Atlantic city.
baltimore and Washington The run
from Washington 10 wheeling was
made vor tho National pike Tho
tourists are registered nt tho Bruins
wick They leave in the morning. fol.
lowing tho National road 90 Coium-
bus Beyond the Ohio capital they
have not yet outlined Their route.
Mr ThompHon was twice sheriff
and twice county treasurer On HE
homo county. He ia a warm friend
and ndmIrer OF Uncle Joe Cannon.
and considers him SIN onc Of the BIG
men in tho country to whom due honor
VIII not be- paid until the grave has
claimed his aches
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
THE TEACHERS LANTERN

Jesus IA exceedingly skfuful in the use of passing incidents ro- he
Illustration " truth. He seized upon them Il OF this occasion to held
hem up with the hand o al adept This ncIdan, Il ,ry o. Ums
tation o. a larger situation The clash bo,woon Ont aas ~.
narisees a Inevitable. They stood for a venerable eccledastica esab-
1~n~e "TtsseI o. uanHlon M authority II sheltered them. and by
nS craIt tey had their living. Noe that all had sordfd motives bt tbe ait
s-.n., ., ~ SUM me mind and spirit. They were naturally alert
against Innovations, suspicious and bgoted they co1d not urds-unnd
tneE were. AFRAID u The young. reforming Rabbi " Nazareth I'M q, tboIr
oem IL would be far better that He should be pt 10 death han tho,
ne "hoe faor1c d ecclesiasucism should b q brought down about tbeIr e.s
=. n Pharlsee is a type Of one style of foks to-day His sine u.ra
egauVe He wa lacking in sympathy for the nfortunat AM sInfu. In
hh ahd love toward the Savior; IN the spir OF helpfrInes coward +bo
mMseraoy unhappy. His were The sins OF the upper classes Of the nrassnt
fe need 20 be shaker from the compiacencv " his Observation-Disclosures
Jesus did It sklfuly. The woman vs atvro 90 .m t ~
ciass. Hers were the gross sins of IN flesh No onissons mn co-mts
sons she hal paid the deadly penalty in xcruciaunR torme % b4T go
OF nine. But the stream Of Jesus forgiving love vashed ov,r no. C,rSi
load dbehg forgiven much, she loved much. mini
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
MOSAIC FROM COMMENTARIES

aO% the woman sinned is indicated by expressive silence. A
rr Ja" - meu aug ruhhs Scene seems foreign to our tense OF pro
Pnety W was in accordance with Oriental custom. The Phartsee
Vas heshsuns " the impression Jesus made upo him and ta a,-
,E, 4, 49, MS Ss "It oval Jesus. Simon owing Cor thinking
tat he owed God very little o n account OF his sins and thu woman whose
IN constitute an enormous debt-that is what Jesus meant by the picture
CohIas I'VE reception Of Jesus by the woman M the PbarL
80 Sharply drawn She. nt you. is My real host." say Jesus in
eecI observe Uni loved because forgfven-not forgiven because
5ne oveq Asceicism finds little encouragement in the habits OF
Jesus ne came eating ad drinking He raj social He declined no tpL
anons He was n cold guest He entered with real rest and made His
halowed and elevated all. 'e no
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

Wednesday evening. Ladies' Aid So
ciety will hold their meeting 90 thc
chapel at 7:45 Friday evening.
German 20. p Lutheran. L. s. Kat
frrhcury. pastor sunday school o.
q 10 o. M. a. T. Netzncr. s-uperintond-
ent. regular services % 1D. an n. m. in
German. Epworth league meeting %
g if p. m. the evening service will
DO in charge % the Nielsen Brother
hood AR O.. D. Prohst. religious Sec
rctary. viii b@ the speaker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

There is no real need % anyone
being troubled with constipation.
GhamberInin's Tablets viii cause an
azrccable movement o. The bowels
with0ut any unpleasant erect give
them a trial For sale By an deaIcra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

night Mems Bible eia.s. 500 O'Clock.
q. w. w. Jenkins. pastor.
Wesley N. r. church. ssas Jacob
street Rev. J. n Workman. pastor
sunday school NJ s:so o. m: preach
ING ssrvioes. 1895 a m and T;so p
worth league Monday At $500 D. M;
ehiidren's class nesting. WEDNESDAY
At 100 y. =: quarterly conferences on
Thursday evening. presided over by
Rev. 8. X. Arbuthnot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

Fourth Street n. z church, Rev. q.
+. Oliver. pastorCSermons at 1880
a m. and 1880 .. m. by the pastor;
Sunday morning topic. Growth in
Grace" evening subject. "whitefisld.
the Eloquent Field Preacher." This 10
Is the first OF q series OF brief Sun
day evening discourses on Famous
Methodtsts." Sunday school At s:is
q m: Epworth league At s:zo D. m;
prayer meeting Wednesday night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

ST. Andrews Episcopal church.
Don and 37th streets-Third Sunday
after Trinity. Sunday school at 2 y
m. evening prayer and sermon 1880
p. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

First Christian church. Eim Grove
Preaching only IN the morning at 10
% II O'Clock: Christian endenvor at
6:f5: preaching at rs. REV. A. D..
Cox subject. Is tho Bible the Word
Of GodT"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

First Christian church. Rev. ". H
Fields. pastor-Biblo school viii hr
held Sunday morning % . 30. with
T. p Truxoll superintendent. Holy
communion No NJ. ~ and preaching at
Is o'clock. oun peoples meeting az
8 50. evening services az rs mid
week services wednesday evening at
q IS o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

81. Luke's Episcopal church. Island
end Of the steel bridge. the Rev. Jacob
Birmingham. ID. D.. rector-The SER
vices for the third Sunday after Trim
ity will be Sunday school a. q:15 n.
morning prayer n sermon at
30: 30; evening prayer and sermon at
1890 p. m. and on Monday 81. john
the Baptist's day. holy communion At
lis a. m; Saturday ~. Peters day.
holy communion at 7:15 a IT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

Chapfine Street NJ. z. church, asis
Chapiine street. Rev. d. s. Hammond.
pasto@Regular services Sunday At
1850 O. m. and 1:45 .. m; class
meeting at e:4b y. m: Sunday school.
Z. c. Leonhart. superintendent, at
s:15 a. ms Monday evening the third
quarterly conference will be held. at
which DR.. &. X. Arbuthnot will pre-
side. Epworth league Tuesday at T:l5
y. M: mid-veek prayer and praise
servfces Wednesday at 1:A6 d. no.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

First Presbyterian church. corner OF
Chapline and Thirteenth streets. Rev.
W. A. Cook. d.. D., minister-6ervices
at 1890 a m. and 7:45 D. m; Sab
bath school and bible classes at 9:15
a. m: Island Sabbath school. Meyers
hall at ? p. m; Memorial chapel,
Elizabeth street at ? 80 p. M: YounR
peoples class I'm lecture room at 6:45
p. m: prayer meeting Wednesday at
7:45 y. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
''GOt My Sore Foot
In 1t Right liz

"a III Bath, ny hoy. q TN Bathi
You CAM Beat n FOR Bors fsst.
Corua ana Bunionat"
IL this man q tsndsr-foof7 No. Ha IL
o. JOY wnlker-0ne who uses TIL and
sets from ths feet a happiness one nsver
HnfF nnfnHn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

Warwood Christian church. corner
Richlnnd avenue and Seventeenth ST..
Rev. T. G.. Pryor. pasfor-pih Frh0ol
a. 0 a. O.. m. sermon and communion
nt 30 a.. Christisu Endcavor fE
rrd service nf a. 2 m, VII be IN
charge % about twenty ~ ne Travis
TraIcrs. composed OF BILLY sunday
converts. regular mid-wrek prayer
meeting "wednesday evening ~ t.
oil range welcome 90 attend tho
above services
Christian Science. Frat church ~
christ Scientist. A. %. r.. W auditor
Irm.f fiig rharllns atrcot-scrvices
SUNDAY ~ IS o. m subject ~ lesson,
.Ia tho Universe. Including Man.
Evolved hy Atomic Force" Wrdn~s
day testimonial meeting 80 p M
reading room open daily. except sum
days and holiday from 20 M. f1 Z u.
M also on Saturday evenings from
q % o. Tho u-siIc if invited fo visit
our reading 49, and attend our SER
vices
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

Zane street II. Z. church, Rev. NIL
lard +. Pritchard pastor-10 O'Clock
a m. Rev. r. X. Arbuthnot will occupy
the pulpit. A full attendance OF ne
membership Is requested: IL a m,
Sunday school session. c. b. Lem
mon. superintendent: 700 D. m class
meeting. John A. Lorentz, leader; at
1898 y. m. sermon by the pastor.
The third quarterly conference for
the conference year will be held Mon
day evening. Rev. =. K. Arbuthnot
DISTRICT superintendent, presiding. II
is important that oil afhcial members
be present. Epworth league Tuesday
evening; prayer meeting Wednesday
evening.