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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-10

heV. w. \. Cook. ID. ID, minister
Services at 1920 a. m. and 1880 D. M
Sabbath school and Bible class at
9:l5 a. m; Island Sabbath school at
Myers hall at . p. m: Memorial
chapel school,. Eighteenth street AT
$50 p. m: Young Peoples Glass in
lecture room at 6:45 p. IN.
Second Presbyterian church. corner
Market and Twentieth streets. Rev
Charles III. Mcdonald, ID. d.. pastor
Services at .c:30 p. m, and 7:3O d. m.
sabbath school at $50 a. m: Chris.
tan Endeavor meeting at Gas ID. m:
prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:45 ID
m. a. =. Gill will speak in the early
part OF the morning service and in
the evening a song service will be
rendered by the choir and congrega.
ton. During the six following weeks
at the Sabbath and mid-week services
will be omitted except the Sabbath
school. The choir will sing the fol
lowing music:
Morning Service.
Anthom-'Art Thou Weary ?"....
Schneider
onertory-"one Sweetiy Solemn
Thought" Ambrose
Evening Prayer Service.
fdntasld tOrSanb Best
Tho Grace Of God that Bringeth
salvation ............... Howard
Father in Thy Mysterious Pres
ence Kneelins" ............. Scott
Baritone Solo-"The Light OF Even
tue Ronald
Mr. Brand.
"Cantilence' in + minor ~(organp...
~Iiarchant
Meek and Low" a Capella }. .....
Iiarnby
D~uet-"Awake. My Soul" Weigand
Mrs. S,eber and Miss Healey.
Thy VIII BE Done" Carr from
Last Hope. Gottschalk
crossing the Ear'....... Schneider
Festival Postlude torganl 900. Soifert
The Third Presbyterian church
T~hirty-eigth and acob streets. J. =
Leyenberger. pastor. The usual ser
vices yin be held Sabbath. Febrl.
airy I'm; preaching at 1890 a. m
and 800 y. IN. Sabbath school al
zoo y. IN. and Junior Christian En-.
deavor at G:45 y. IA.
Vance Memoirs! Presbyterian
church. J.. NJ Potter minister-Serv-
ices NJ II a m and 80 y. m morn
ing subject. The Program Of Jesus.
sunday school ~ 9:i5 q. m: young
peoples meeting u : p. III.
stone church ~ Elm Grovc-Rev
IT, y. BuuH gdrtei. Of the Western The.
oIogiral seminary o. Allegheny. vii.
breach ~ u g. ~. and 80 %. III Ills
evening H"rfU"n Will ha especially for
Young p"oli" Oth'r rorvic,s are a.
follows lo % III. sabbath school.
4" p n. JUNIOR O. p spciefv and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-10

Birth i accident from which some
men never recover.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-13
GOVERNOR CRUCE
WRITES MESSAGE

Governor Lee Cruce will set a pre-
cedent this year in delivering his
message to the legislature. He left
Oklahoma City last Monday. No one
knew of his whereabouts except his
private secretary. He came to TINS
CITY. went to the home Of his brother,
". l. Cruce where he lead the lie OF
a recluse until his message was nm
ished. His stenograpner, MISS Lavine
Wood. was here and took the dlcta'
tion and will remain here this week
to transcribe the notes.
Governor Cruce in speaking OF the
matter said that he could not expect
the members of the legislature 10
give as much attention 70 message
making as many as one hundred rec
concentrations if they had not seen
that message until the legislature con-
yened. Hence he will put his mes
sage in circular form about the loth
of November and will mail 1t TO every
members of the Legislature and VIII at
that time give it to the press. When
asked about certain features OF the
message he said he would not discuss
the document before he gave X 10
the press in its entirety.
The governor spent few minutes on
the streets Friday afternoon after he
had finished his work. Wherever he
stopped. a reception was held. His
old friends and neighbors crowded
about him and none Of them failed
70 tell him how proud they were OF
his administration and expressed a
desire for him to move back TO Ard
more to help boost the coming OF the
two new railroads. and make Ard
more next in Importance to Oklahoma
City in the state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-13
.SELLS-FLOTO CIRCUS

Did YOU ever see baby elephant
running race around the hippo
drome track OF a circus with a pony
The chances are that you have
never seen an act Of this kind because
il is one Of the new ones introduced
by the Sells-Floto circus this Year and
was imported from Europe especially
for this season at no small cost. Now
when the circus arrives here on We'd
uesday, oct. It,, YOU must certainly
come over and see this laughable per
torrance even if otherwise you have
that tired feeling regarding they OF
tn. tinsel and sawdust.
Muggsy is the elephants name
He is little chap Il months old,
and was brought from India last win
ter and trained in the big hippo
Lrome at Hamburg. He is said to be
ne most apt pupil which has ever
graduated from that great scho~ oil
animal training. He can show speed
nat would make the average race
aorse ashamed Of himself. His oppo'
uent in this event is little Sunday.
he smallest horse in the world, and
10 see those two straining every
aerye for supremacy, is really one OF
ne most entertaining and at the
same time ridiculous features ever
Introduced under a big top
one of the morning that the circus
arrives here the usual parade will be
given at lO.30 o'clock.
1t should be especially noted that
the Sells-F Floto people still adhere tc
their policy OF popular prices, and
that the general admission fee Of
twenty-five cents admits to the men
agerie and the performance in its en-
.irety The regular ticket wagons
will be opened on the grounds as early
as 9 o clock.