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The Washington times., 1912-12-23
Tomorrow's Sports.

Swan and Bartlemes play of
pocket billiard match. at Royal par
lors. 1880 p. m. O..
Opening Of winter harness race
meeting on the ice st Toronto.
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BINGLES AND BUNTS

With
opinion individual collective Of the
throbbns campaign along all lines?
Rube Msquard? The Meredith? victorious
Harvards eleven? The what?
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Thorpe in Front.
A Christmas Prayer.
(Rs-entsred by reouest.)

When wee feet pattsr down the hall
OF Want and Wretchedness aud Woe
When wee eyes shine and wee lips call
Upon dream they may not know
Or where Q mother marks their plea
And turns her misty eyes away
From where they cluster at her knee
To dream with her Of Christmas Day.
God hear her prayer-throush snow and rain
OR wailini wind and driven sleet-
Let II not be they call In vain
To fnd the dream OF Christmas sweet
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BY
Grdntldnd Rice

Let their eager
And and beneath LnsS shsdowed skies
The hurt-the heart ache Of the
God. answer then hold faith
Or clasp dream on brave and true
That Christmas sends phantom wreath
TO those whose message sings to
To those who whisper through the night
OF one to At mornings glesm-
O. Father Of the Hearth Of Blight
Give them to know their day Of dream.
gray sings . song o
: : Where at their door the werewolf fares
7as s;sa asst ess s 'ass ss:', s:s Ss.: s:
Across the naked tale Of woe
What messenger shall take their part
who little know
The lash that cuts arross the heart!
the
start still would be carload Of ana tvc tons Of
only the highest Of explosives might serve
Well, You Have Chance.
@ ss +.
Tinker What dope in this situation? viii pull
through! I. r.
Al We the dash for
the cellar next should be one Of On
tn. critics Johnson rn,u.ty The black
Congo Free State Not to mention uganda
The East and the West
O. the 9 and the West is the West.
When Chance and Farrell bit the trail
Which the halfway beat;
But Q neither East West
Border breed to gleam,
whent two strong blokes stand face TO face
plan for q winning team ,, .,,,x. nm v,,,,xo
selecting the the
required hat there must be an answer
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George Mullin is as happy a. q king
over the announcement that he 10 to be
let out by the Tigers.
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Hresnahan was asked. "when 10 a
Wered: "When you're in st. Louis"
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Candy La Chance. famous FIRST base
will coach the baseball team at the
Connecticut Agricultural College next
spring.
The veteran Billy Gilbert 10 not TO be
let out at Erie because Of any dissatis-
faction with the way he has handled
the team. but the club owners think
they cannot afford the luxury Of q
bench manager.
We should forgive Sam Crawford. Hc
has been In baseball fourteen years,
and this 10 his first holdout.
Jay Kirke didn't cause the National
League pitchers much worry last sum-
mer. In lo2 games he waited for only
nine walks.
Not a single trade was made at the
American League meeting. The Maps
are after Pitcher Mcconnell. of the
Yanks, and may land him.
Outfield fences at Hot Springs have
been moved back many yards for the
coming OF Speaker, Stahl. Gardner,
Wagner. and other Red Sox.
sestsd as manager Of the Yanks so far
is c. Victory. Faust. Sir Mercer has
nominated Charles v. c. for the jab.
Johuny Evers 10 chucklinG over with
: mlrth because he wished" Grover
Lowdermiik on Garry Hermann. And
only recently Billy Grayson was gig
Cling because he sent Grover to MUIR
ply.
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Head bones Of mastodon found in
two tons. One Of Merkle's ancestors.
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BASEBALL NOTES

Manager George staliings will have
.full control Of the Braves. President
Ge6ney says ne will Let George Do
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The Senatorial Uprising.

philosopher entitled Nobel Prize
record achievement left would mmed the shape
laurel wreath the Senstors
record ranking seventh fought their
sixteen consecutive nosed the Athletics
two Tina winners Of the eamss ehsmp'anshp .@'.o t'
rushed from the rut Tigers 1907
with three nneders outnede and two
team with only tradition Of disaster sticking through the
of consistent, driving . ball club
Thorpe In Front
laurel Jim Thorpe with
Cobb Meredith Mclaughlin Johnson thinner
with
Stockholm the gron
leader
within the
hundred and twelve be hanging the
something along all lines for 1913 to shoot
full thrills and
permit his settle the
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The East and the West.

Outing best dope We have
leaving the the
reouired eleven q hat be answer.
The Washington times., 1912-12-23

The only man who hasn't been sug-
rested as manager Of the Yanks 10 far
Is C. Victory Faust. Sir Mercer has
nominated Charles v. G. for the lab.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-16

and billiard playing at the Ideal pool
room on Tuesday evening.
The senior clss OF the High school
rendered orations In the auditorium
yesterday afternoon.
A large crowd OF High school stu
dents attended the girls game in
Wheeling last evening.
The ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will hold a regular
monthly market this afternoon in the
basement OF the church.
The ladies OF the Camp Rest Whist
Club and their husbands we're enter
tanned last evening at the home OF
Mrs. Andrew Friedrich. on North Fifth
street.
Most OF the churches OF the city
will have their morning services early
tomorrow, so that those who wish,
may have a chance to attend the Sun
day services.
: The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Byrum was buried at the Mt
Rose cemetery at Moundsville yester
day.
Several we'll attended prayer meet
ings we're held in the city districts
yesterday morning and afternoon
A workman at the Aetna plant had
his foot mashed yesterday. and med
ical aid was necessary.
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Bridgeport Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis have r.
turned 20 their home AZ Strouthers.
o.. after = visit with Mr.. Davis par
ents on Whitley street.
Arthur Matthews. OF Lansing. will
leave Monday for Georgia. where he
will play ball during the coming a
son.
A local miner employed a. the Hen
wood mine vas removed 20 his home
on Main street. having sustained a
badly mashed foot while ~ work yes
terday.
Ur Caldwell. o. Rayland. vas q
business visitor here Yesterday.
y A Frur. % Baltimore has 70
TUNED 70 his home after a business
trir iu this vicinity
Cecil Robinson pad a VISIT "a the
Aetna Standard plant yesterday after
Ne sfurn from the soufh
Nrs p X k-nrsdy ~ Crano0 "a
iH visiting iorai trends
Joseph Tohln. - wideiefovn. - here
FOR b funeral ~ his tr1fh~r
Prayer meetings -sr~ hid vssf~r.
a. ir uanT dis-rtrfs ~ - rifr
sp~rlai f~nfeu ssrvtrr u~rs heIf
49, ven IN 80 Trnuf Lnfherr
arf - Anaul d rUhon- ~ehurrh~s
Miss Ave- goor- q Frr~po- r.
rtsiurr pa fr~rls fur r. frs rars
hfrrrrT W W rru~ 81 a.
Darstiis ras d. forr -yssfsr1ar 81
tasnsss
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BelIaIre Briefs.

Miss Helen Carson will entertain
friends at her home on Noble street
Saturday evening. A large number OF
invitations have been issued.
The Embroidery club was enter
tanned last evening at the home OF
Mrs, William Kerry. The evening
was enJoyabiy spent and refreshments
were served.
Louis Long, Sr. has returned home
from a visit with his daughter. Mrs.
John Jones. OF Cleveland.
Miss Elsie Phelps OF Gravel Hill
has gone to Pittsburgh, where she will
be employed ip a dry goods store.
Mrs. George y. Work OF Psrkers-
burg. is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. Johnson. OF Noble street.
Miss Stella Bowman OF Pittsburgh
Is a guest OF friends here.
Rev. T Shanfarber OF Chicago has
returned home after a visit with rela-
tives here.
Contractor Charles Keyser OF this
city IL erecting a new residence for
Miss Della Heath at Brookside.
J.. r. Zimmerman. the teveler. who
sold his storOs on Belmont street TO
William Dorer. and family will move
10 C~hillicotbe. where he will engage
In business.
The funeral Of Mrs. George Reyser
took place yesterday afternoon from
the home on Rose Hnl Interment
was made in Mt. Zion cemstery.
A young child OF Mr.. n Mrs. Al
bert Hoskinson OF Franklin street r.
reDorfed aerfoua1v an
Miss Rose McClsin Of this city ~
arranging 20 40 70 Cleveland for a
visit With relatives
c : smith has returned from
C~leyeisnd. where he attended = meet
ing'of the OHIO LAundrymeu's assOcls
ton.
Mrs. Minnie Ia Roch~ has returned
from - visit Sifb-~ relatives IN CIevs
land
horn % NJ and Mr. Rober Gold
smith - West Beiisire r. dauEhfsr
A lsrge delegation - Bsuai-e PEG
pc Senf - Wheeling issf nishf 20
oear Filly Sunday lecture o. smr.-
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JULIUS WE'LL
THE POPULAR STORE.

Hove you been made OF our nav
store yst7 II not give us the pleas
urs OF your visit and see how we
nave arranged things for you. II Is
a pleasure TO shop with us now.
Everybody 10 adnirns the new roods
have wrought.
Bee h women's new neoHwear To-
ceived for Saturdays selling. nose
rosies, Carnations, violsts, all the
latest conoeits, At acc ana soc.
New Jsbots and Ruf1inrs- IN.
mastsr's art, as popular prices. aso
New SILK BELTS for vomsu, in
black, navy ana grey, az aSc ana SOC
stock OF new dress r1nr-
hams, votles, foulards; all new or
rivals for spring dress making. az
Zoe, l21zo and 26e . yard.
See our new @ine OF tailormads
messelins waists In navy, rsy or
blaef' with white side ruff1ss, st
BLACK PsnAma skirts, braided ana
s1de plsatsd; the best value ever
shown At such prices. Every one
worth $40; Tomorrow sIss.
Medium weight pissobsd vests for
womsn long sleeves, at aso.
Bafs In leather, In sfIf, or mocha.
All the new fashions Just ont; Won
a 10 80 thsss. q, soc aud 500.
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o. n member and the illness os
another. who was compelled TO go
west. the class was reduced TO "a
members. They are Harry LaRochs
kAri keyser. Herbert Boyer. St Clair
Jennings. Harry Kinsey. FloTnce 10
sell. Ciarice M~o0rehohse Flora
hrauni!ch. Helen Sayior. Samuel
Price. Ralph HeafherinEton. Joseph
DuEa. Noble porer Leah Lancaster.
Verne McKelvey. Mary Reyser. Paul
ne Ewing. Prank AldredEe. Donald
Roger Bert McCroha. Cecil SVne
breakeT Joseph Behr. Josephine Gif
Tn. Lawrence MsAlfister. Eiaeno-
Norton. Helen Tmstead. Irene Herr
u~rE Man Neisun. Alta Jones. Lena
arman Aha Passmore. Edgar Wal
ace Mary coleman Esther Huber
oEinE ne iarr numb-r % ne
uarafes fhe ouflora have -,
limited f1 sfrhf
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Council Msetlno-

At the regular meeting OF the coun.
Gil this evening an ordinance win be
introduced whereby the salary incon.
v~enience OF the police OF the city may
be relieved. IT is the plan to reor.
sanize the police department OF the
city and to create two new positions.
those of lieutenant and sergeant. II
Is expected that II the bill is passed
that present members of>the force will
be given the positions. which will pay
$3.50 and $3.50 a year. The autoists
OF the city will present a petition re-
questing that the ordinance limiting
the speed OF cars In the city TO eight
miles be amended.
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Yost May BE Gone.

A telegram sent to Prosecuting At
toruey Chas. +. Carrigan on Thurs
day evening from Detroit. Mich.
where Gus Yost Is being held. was
delayed until yesterday at moor when
Sheriff Alley received the telegram
aud wired back Immediately stating
that Carrigau and Deputy Sheriff
William Nolte had left for that place.
The telegram in question contained
the Information that unless the local
authorities were heard from yester-
day YOst would BE- released. The
prosecutor and his deputy left on
Thursday afternoon ~ 4 O'Clock for
Michigan and Mr.. Carrigan instruct
Cd the messenger 20 leave the tele-
gram with Sheriff Alley. No word
had been received late last evening
either from the prosecutor or the De
froit authorities. leading 20 the belief
that the message az CarriEan's com
Ing had been received In time 90 pre-
veut the release % Nost
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Moundsvlne Rrlefs.

Rev J. A. Lawrence and family.
formerly of this city. but now OF Can
ton, left last evening for that place.
The funeral services yer the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Byrum.
formerly of this city. we're held yes
terday. Interment was made at Mt
Rose cemetery.
George Koontz, the young son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Koontz. of Jeffer
son who has been confined to
his home with pneumonia for the past
few days. IS In a critical condition
Rev. James Brice and wife were
visiting G. W. Norris and family on
Virginia street yesterday.
Mrs. Carrie s. Fuller will leave to-
day for TT. Gibson. Okla. 20 visit Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Wright for several
months.
The DUN vivimus vivamus club
have completed arrangements foT
their dance 20 be given on Monday
evening.
Guy 0arger.. who r. attending Beth
any collNge. IL home for a few dos
with hts Harents.
Thomas peters. OF Fostoria avenue.
who underwent an operation several
weeks ago on his ankle. r. stili con
aned 60 hts bed.
Mrs. n n H~irenbauEh. % Hundred
10 visiting Mrs s. :. Gorby on East
Third street for a few days
Miss Lena Pounds. ~ Hsnnibal
Ohio. r. visiting her parents In this
city for a fev days
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HUNTSVILLE

The committees representing the
epublican county executive committee
and the Roosevelt organization OF the
county met yesterday afternoon at the
office OF +. VI. Lewis on Tenth street
and prepared their report TO be made
before the executive committee at
the meeting this afternoon at 1 o'clock
at their headquarters in the Marshall
County Bank building on Seventh
street. concerning the proposed coun'
" preferential primary election.
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BLUM r.
eEILAfRE's ECONOMY CENTER
DAT ron aoop vALuDs

Saturday-We'Ve some good values
In store for tQ-morrov's shoppers
read them all and proht by them,
Saturday will be "Fsrmers and
Workingmen's Trade Day-and our
specials viii he as follows:
Ladies soc black ana white. sh.p
herd rlAid waists-saIs price asc.
7eo Seamless slxeo nns bIeached
shests-sals prio@55c-
5000 Axminstsr Rugs - 3ex7a
nohs@sesarnul pattsrns-special-
Extra-Entire stock OF lirh. ana
dsrf standard ealieOss@spsciI-so
1000 yards Of Lsneas.srs o4nS-
hams-the only kind We seIl-sIlo
yard
These are for Saturday only
faNer sunday comes on April eth.
ana now Is the time TO select your
ne~ Easter suit or Coat For satur-
days customers we're koing TO OTTER
some remarkable values IN tailored
suits-almost rs new suits coming in
within the last 8 days
Want a suit or coat for $4,000
Want a suit or coat for slAss7
wsnt a suit or coat FOR sIs.so1
want a suit or coat for s24.6o1
Then come 90 Blgm'r-for this q.
the store that ~ going % oner Won
values that are Nsry much better
than you had expected 10 get Tor fhe
price Come-if only 20 see the new
suits and coats
safurfav-Wffls they Iaet--sU
pin a pretty Shamrock on srerv
package that lesveg our ~
counters
SATURDAY nss.aIa. r.treoas.-
special si-S6. An s-ztraordfnau
vsiu@uade - soft. sfIrr mssas-
line-nafv. Coper aEsr. grav rreer
efr-WitI pretty accordion ri@afef
nounres- mis fof % 90 e. tie ~
price ff-wlu soon as auff
Dtrrr messalin. r-fficoatr-a1ss.
$3.50 enc ssss.
eafurfa Big Jog ~ rr-.~-h s-.a
= rrU- Dots ard small frrras-
us~d sHfensfF@Ir fnr rlrfafrs. nj
sfr or aae-aarf . 7C
showt1E F~saf go sfarF p ~
tfn Eprfs anf Iss curtains arf
price, - frn
@siilrr VIZ . g. never hss--s
s~g lots - faw nsa g. aH-
= - ars lever fras s- before
fNlrH ~ NHrrr n nr.m naam'aaa
trussss 80 Iru nj saTs r-f frrr.
rsesf Poe af frr1 f-s -
~ - O. f aHar e. sa
r~s r 49, ra ca -
rnu
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ASK FOR APPEAL
CITY soucItsr Asssi-s. VII Pstrs.
coU- fsr sssp.,i-s -
Ros.1s--s Co.

ClfT scl~lfo- hddi~msn - srp-H-
h~fo~v Tudas FranE N@hiff fnfaT go
rrrft1r frr c1u-t ~ rr--er 80 rsr@
81 villas nuarrNrr $685. -
rrrs 1870 80 fe~tt~t n faru n
~ rtsufr o. Iurfirr frh -
srr.~~ 49, rtafw a. rnr - 80
rnffef 20 a. IA 80 49, ruaar
- ~ ffrw~rf r~rt~rrl urfN after
~ frn go umf N 1890 fl 80 aa
arreal 80 $780, 80 - - 49,
49, - 80 asE 49, aa srr-s -
rrrrfH
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Methodist Services.

Fitet NJ. r. church. Rev. E. T. Mohn,
pastor. Sunday school at 9:l5, r. r.
Campbell. superintendent Morning
services at 1918, with sermon by
the pastor; theme, The Transfgura.
ton OF Man Junior league at 2
O'Clock. Miss Crawford. leader. Class
meeting at 3 O'Clock. Epworth league
at $50; topic. "Transgression as the
Rebellion Against. Love-" Edmund
Cole. leader. Evening services at
1880. with sermon by the pastor;
theme. my Deity
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Committee IN Session.

The Investigation committee ap-
pointed by the Marshall Counay Good
Roads association at a recent meet
ing held In the courthouse to investi-
gate into the salaries received by the
county Officials and to determine the
amount necessary to properly conduct
such offices. with the object in view
OF asking the state legislature TO pro-
a county salaries bill. was in
session all yesterday. and will con
vene again to-day In the office OF
Assessor II. NJ. Stewart in the court
house, behind closed doors.
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L 6u soREs

49, - .. - s1pay 49, ~. $50 49, d--d {. 80.
~ seT matrr "a anur -. - -
80 -1id 30 - Frm.. 81 a. d-.~d s. 60 h
49, ~ ~ oHrar1u 81 e. crs sTsf.H ne !. - =.
- sv-y tgn - kai % .ru-usi t.sts.ss. - 80
- .aG ct agaT. HuwE MT hack ~ fhs- IA = - -.
smwwd @~s = cms IN rsult rr ss - =. -
- 10y rHuara IN nn -rnN A. ~.
-. n- - 90 Crcuisfta tkrsssa~ eve am--uea- -
.u.n 81 ts compsray dcs awar wh - - -
- - hood - rs h~rna q 49, - IL -
- :. - hretnE proe. h-Ens 81 - Nafsn-. !, II. a..
- m1smmannu ave. anf IN rfa~s N. al 80 -
IL FrHt - T.- ELnytnG m touc sr@rts % q q q 1. sru-- a
LI m % tms I'll - d0Ibfv bsnsaasf ~ h. - - II
~- ~~D - ~ msdca sdytcs fws n IN no u~r.
IHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ALBANIA GA
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Feil From Tree

clyde Hemphin. ~ jefferson aEe
me. vho r. empioyAd b. The MONDE
vile Electrical company and uho Il
working On the trimminE @ the trees
aionE he lines % fh- COMPANY.
slipped Ehlle IN fhe uppermos'
hranches - = tree 90 vim sfr~~f
yesterday aneruoon ahouf . o'ciock
anf rarrosiT escapef from b-inr a.
rerriT iniur-d kfaossh o. n1-r1
uere hroEen in fhe FAR Hemptm r.
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BaptIst oeNlcea

First Baptist church. Rev. T. W.
Powell, pasto-Bibls school At Sis
n m: preaching At 10 O. m and 1880
D. m By the pastor. Morning Ahsme.
is Your Church Membership a
arce?" Evening shame. In the Be
ginning. God" The ordinance OF bap-
tism Will be administered at the close
OF the evening services b, Y. p. U.
al $3.50. On Monday evening a young
mems meeting will be held in the leo
ture room at 1880 and Rev. Powell will
be the leader. All are invited to at
tend these services.
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Thr cuumHfse Un u-rInarre arf
80 ant arf Eaf~r ro-rcs~f -
Nessrr p = wrFafd~n mn--as
rtouas shiup usrrr FurfF 80 D
T Norrr 80 rtauuirr FL hars =
measrr~ sunmrfef fo f1e rfr cuu.
~ q usFf r-ruiar me~rIuE
fr fts rrr - lave r go $500
rtT uu nrsf 80 No-daT srsulrr
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We sirutes rss- 81 80 rl-s- 81
p sea- utrur 81 I've e marfg
e a~frr1nr = - go - e. q
DE- ou Soufh aourfh srr-f
= p Wusoa so vi e. n-ru1nfftai
harr r~urn-f frum Cleveland uhers
ICY sf-ud-f e. m-~finE 20 tfs Ma
rurs
Harrr Hroan - WUHmrforn is
slfinE his brofh~r. nn0rt uruan
flrarurf 10 Nrhamriar and
stoHt al give "a sahlbifi0u % pooi
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nns 49, rsrrn rarrrfaf 49,
80 earu urr - 49, ~.r =
'1 - 49, - rm $1,000
- caa rf - rr f fr
$50 49, b. 49, 80 anarrn
- 49, Z aruaf wrrsr 80
p rr rruarf saramr
~ usfr frre 80 -. an
frarlrr 49, 49, u rraa
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Sunday School Parade.

Considerable interest is being mani
Tested in the Sunday parade in
Wheeling today. II Is expected that
Bellaire will make a good showing.
The delegations will take cara as fol-
lows: Shadyside. at Shadyside: South
Bellaire. ut South Bellaire NJ. Z.
church Central district-First Pres
byterian. First Reformed, Christian.
United Presbyterian, First NJ. F.. at
First NJ. Il. 1870 a. m. Gravel Hill.
Second Presbyterian. at Second Pres
byterian church. 1880 a. m.
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Meddlra Arrnurr.n.r.

A. q party hsid issi sv~uiur 81 ths
bone - Ga Hsien Huliart. re- CON
NJ r~dtirE - Mss Nsr chez a
ropu'ar oun iafy - wh~-uur ard
e~crEe Thorurafs - fhis cIfv as 81
nuunrrt NJ Ttorrssf- - ~hsr
riers ir O. o-icss % - - uaTs
~ eumuanT iu - rffr Tt~ ere
mcrT al ass riars @um@ fius r~fs
mrrfh
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Trinity Church.

Trinity Episcopal church. Rev. W.
A. Stimson. pastor-Sunday~ services
will be held as follows: Holy com.
munion at s a. m: Sunday school at
9:45; morning prayer at II, and
evening prayer at 1890. On next
Wednesday evening Rev. William NJ.
sidener, OF st. Psul's church. steuben-
vile. Will preach.
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Broke Pole.

A trolley pole on a traction car was
broken last evening at $50 on Lin
coin avenue. and traffc was held up
on the Bellaire and Barton lines for
more than a half hour while a new
pole was being secured at the barn
and put in place. -,
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VIII Arrive d

The remains Of the late Ed Tobin.
Who was found frozen to death N .
thicket At New Bremen. near Ports
mouth. O.. vii, arfive here this after
noon 1t In likely that the funeral
services viii be held from the home
on Monday afternoon. Interment will
be made in the Mt Calvarxcemetery
at Wheeling.
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TrInIty Lutheran serylee..-

Regular services will be held to-
morrow at the Trinity Lutheran
church Sunday school at $3.50.
Preaching services at 1915. with
sermon by the pastor. Rey. cricken-
berger. Luther league at Gas. Even
ing services at 1880. with sermon by
the pastor.
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Child Dies.

The t4-months old child OF Mt. and
Mrs. Frank Demi. OF Barton, died yes
terday morning after a short illness
OF measles. This is the sixth death
which the epidemic has claimed. The
funeral will be held this morning.
and interment will be made In st. An
thongs cemetery.
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By the following children: City Cierx
@ W. Althar. Homer. shannon and
Edward Aithzr n Mrs samuel Nc
Ciaiu. Of this city. Mrs Curtic Par
sons. of csveiapd: and Mrs. MeSabb
81 Loveland- The remains we're
brought to this city yesterday after
noon and taken to the home OF Mrs.
samuel AcCia.n- Funeral services
viii Be held Sunday afternoon at .
o'clock and interment will be In the
Rose HUI cemefery.