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MAJ. JULIUS N. KILIAN
DIES ON TRANSPORT

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug so.-wireless
advices were received here today OF the
death Of Mai Julius n. Kilian. quartz
master corps. u. S. A., on board the
transport Thomas. The message said that
he died shortly after the ship left Naga-
was due to arrive here today. Mrs XII
lian Is on board.
Major Kilian was born in Germany In
1850. Ho was stationed In San Francisco
after the earthquake and fire In 1906 and
was prominent In the relief work.
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Wednesday evening. at s. You are very
cordially invited TO attend these services.
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
OF Lincoln and Ninth South streets-W.
3, Stewart, pastor. Sunday serv-
ices: Sunday school, l0:45 a. m. I;
morning worship, AS Il m preaching,
p m. Prayer meeting. Thursday, s
p. m.
RIO GRANDE BAPTIST CHURCH
Second South near Ninth West street
Berton F. Bronson (777 West Second
South). minister; Frieda A. Dressed, mis-
sionary; II II Holmberg Bible school
superintendent. Bible school at 10 o'clock
for everybody. Morning worship with ser
mon by pastor at I1:15 B. Y. P. u at
1:15. Evening service at S, when A. M.
Flynn will speak. Come.
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tn UCKING bronchos, so wild and
X fierce that half dozen of them
~ have been branded "man-kilI-
ers, bucking steers, cowboys
and cowgrls who take their lives in
their hands with a gay smile and airy
Indifference at every performances.
bands, shooting. roping, and dozens of
other forms of sport and contest, sur
rounded with an atmosphere Of genu-
lneness and enthusiasm, inspiring in its
contagious appeal, will all be found to
a superlative degree in the perform
ances OF the Oklahoma Ranch Wild
West Show tomorrow.
With the fame OF the regular mem
bers of the aggregation, such as Lu-
cille Mulhall the world s greatest wom-
an steer roper; Otto Kline, the unbeat.
Col. Zack Mulhall, the "Father OF Ok.
lahoma;' Homer Wilson, the only man
who ever roped twelve horses running
abreast, with single lariat; May
Holmes, and a dozen other almost
equally well known, together with the
scores Of cowboys and cowgirls who
have entered to take part in the six
special competitions open to the world
which have been arranged as an extra
added attraction. there is no question
that the big tents will be crowded both
afternoon and night.
The Oklahoma Ranch Wild West
Show has all the best features of the
most famous among the old-time bor-
der exhibitions, together with many
novelties that give it character dis
tinctively its own. 1t illustrates the
old life on the plains with wealth of
details and with what is declared TO
be the historic truth; it's Indians are
real Indians, and they have been Sc
lected from the great Sioux, Cheyenne,
Arapahoe and other tribes that have
figured SO thrillingly in the frontier
history of the United States; its old
scouts and trappers have actually lived
the lives which they reproduce in the
arena; the stage coach drivers are
among the last of that recklessly dar-
ing race of men who crossed the plains
and mountains, with the reins in one
hand and a six. shooter in the other;
the cowboys are the real chap-wearing,
short-vamp, higb-l- 7'v1 rVrys Of the
cattle ranges
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DELEGATES SELECTED
BY SECRETARY BRYAN

WASHINGTON. Aug So.-secretary
Bryan today appointed these delegates to
the fourteenth International Congress on
Alcoholism at Milan. Italy. next month:
Tho Rev, Edwin c. Dinwiddie. Wash
ington. D. c.; Ernest H Cherrington.
Westerville. O.: the Rev. Peter ]. O'Cal-
In CHAN. Chicago: Mrs. S. 3. Blaine, Ovid,
n. Y. the Rev. DR.. Arthur j. Barton,
Waco, Tex; the Rev. DR.. james Canon,
Jr., Richmond. Va: Prof. Charles Scan
lon. P!ttsburg Pa; Edwin Mulready. Bos-
ton, Mass; William Jefferson Pollard, ST,
Louis. Mo. the Rev, DR.. Rufus w. Hitler,
Philadelphia, and Mrs. Mary Harris
Armor. Macon Ca.
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ReorganiZed Church.

You are cordially invited to attend the
following services Sunday, August 81,
1913, at 336 South Fourth East street.
Sunday school, 10 a. NJ. We need each
and every scholar and teacher. We can
not spare one. Preaching at IL a. 10. by
District President ], C. Christensen. Sun
day evening, 7:45 o'clock. preaching by
District President j, G. Christensen.
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POST CHAPEL. Fort Douglas-Sun-
day school at $3.50 a. M, with CLASSES or
ganized for all ages Morning preaching
at 1920 o'clock. with special musical
programme, inl which Mrs. George II
Estes Will be tho sololst, and a ladies'
chorus will sing selection. Chaplain
Axton's theme Is WHO Harms the SOL
dier Most" All are invited.
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Swedish Free Church.

SWEDISH EVANGELICAL FRDE
CHURCH 734 South Seventh East
street.-The Rev. q Thorell. pastor.
Sunday morning service and Sunday
preaching 1880 p. m. the Rev, Pastor
Carl G. Athell OF Seattle, Wash, Will
occupy the pulpit; midweek service
Wednesday evening.
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lNo ia dCiilco VI
Eastern YoRt5
and explains a
wonderful sys-
tenn for tho de-
Yelopment of
Personal Mag
netianl, Hyp-
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and the curing
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drugs. The sub
feet OF practical
character read
ing is also ex-
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with. and the
a u t h or de-
scrlbes a. sim
pie method Of
a @ G u r a I o | y
reading the SEC
ret thoughts
and desires Of
others though
thousands OF
miles away, The
almost endless
stream Of let
ters requesting
copies Of the
book and char
acter delinea-
tions indicates
clearly the uni
verSal interest
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Baptist.

EMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH, cor
ner of Fourth East and Second South
streets-L s. Bowernan, D, D.. minister
Hour of worship: II a, m. Morning sub.
ject. The Three Gardens" Bible school
at 9:45 a. rn.. F. J, Lucas. superintendent
Young Peoples meeting at T:30 p. m.
Mdweek prayer and social service,
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Episcopal,

ST. MARKS CATHEDRA1-The Rt.
Rev. F. S. Spaldng. D. D.. bishop; the
Very Rev. S. r, Colladay. dean Holy
communion, T:30 a m, morning service
and sermon. IL a. m.
SAINT PAUL'S CHURCH, Main and
Fourth South streets-Services Sunday as
follows: Holy communion at a. M ;
morning prayer with q sermon by the
rector, the Rev. w. w. Reese at II
o'clock. All seats are free and everybody
made welcome
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Christian Science.
sChrist

Subject, Sunday sermon. "Chrtst
Jesus"
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCI
ENLIST. 1896 East Third South street
Sunday services. IL o'clock a. m. Sun
day school. 9;45. a, m. The Wednesday
evening services are held at 8 o'clock
Sunday evening services discontinued
during August,
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCI
ENLIST, Ladies Literary club building,
$50 East South Temple street Sunday
services IL o'clock q. m. Sunday school,
9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening services,
o'clock. All are welcome to these
church services.
FREQ reading rooms in the Walker bank
building. Main and Second South streets.
where Christian Science literature may be
obtained.
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CongTegational.

PHILLIPS CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH, Fifth South and Seventh East
streets-The Rev. Peter A Sinpkin, pas
tor. Services this day at II a. m, with
sermon by pastor. Religion and Labor"
Sunday school at s;45 a. m. C. e. at
6:46 p. m. A cordial welcome TO all wor-
shiperS
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Christian.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
Third East and Fourth South etreets.-
Bible school, 10 a. H.: morning service,
II a. M, In charge of the C. w. b M
Miss Mary Kingsbury. for many years
missionary at B!laspur. India, will speak
prayer meeting Wednesday, p. m.
EVerYone inYlted
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Wonderful Book Describing This
Strange Force and a Character
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Who Write at Once.

The National Institute Of Sciences has
the free distribution OF Prof Knowles's
new book. THE Key to the Developmen,
of the Inner Forces" Tho book lays
bare many astounding facts concerning
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Liberty Park Meetings,

The last meeting Of the summer series
will be held Sunday evening from $50
$50 just after the band concert. The
Rev. H. J. Talbot Will deliver the SER
mon. Public welcome.
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SeCretof Mysterious
Power Revealed
at Last.
How Prominent People Have
Gained Wealth and Popu-
larity.

Simple Method that Enables Anyone to
Control Thoughts and Acts Of Others,
Cure Disease and Habits Without Drugs,
and Read the Secret Desires OF People,
Though Thousands Of Miles Away,
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Lutheran.
SWEDISH

SWEDISH LU TIL RAN ZION
| CHURCH, corner Second South and
Fourth East streets-Erik Floreen, pas
| tor. Sunday school. 10 q. m. Services,
8 p. m. Tuesday. $50 o'clock. choir prao-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31

There Is hardly a phase Of life
the needs Of which are not reflected in
The Tribune Want Columns.
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Salt Lake Sunday
Church Services
Presbyterian.

ETGoDy Ccli2h.
WEST MINISTER PRESBYTEEAh1AN, PRES, 11a A1nl
West. stIe cts dake seeon1 Wosy, ear.A
building. Preaching II In n: m cayyst;an Dy tnu
Endeavor. d;45 p. m; preaching, p. IN, IN.
BY the pastor. communion services nex.
Sunday. IL a. m; prayer moeuhg VII ot ot
IIbertv PARK Methodist church on
Wednesday evening. A cordial welcome
TO all
The pulpit at the First Presoyterlaan
church East East South sleep Tsmple August anp ST. at
ii a. m, by DR.. F. s. Blaney, Pn. ~,
D, D.. from Abilene. Kan. Dr. glnney y
has been pastor OF sr tne twsnty TreSUy Years
and is also a director OF the eoneSe a.
Kansas He has travelled extensively ana
is one OF the big preachers Of m tne ,n,.itad rIes
To attend, DO not forget that at s:4o
eyerv Sunday morning Sunday sonooi Is
held at the First Presbyterian emu nS1. et, ts
There are classes lot BAL
cordially Invited.
THIRD PRESEYTBRIAN cHURSH.S,
corner Of Eleventh South and Eleventh
East streets-Frank o. IeohaT9' paa,h ~ :
Morning service of worship rhs and anrnaee PTsaee
Of Religion" Sunday school, 10; T. +.
c o.. D. m A hearty welcome 10 aH
Methodist,
THE FIRST METHODIST EPlSCoF-AL -f-
,,uJiipru corner Second South and Sec
ond Fast: will A. Belts, d. D., pastor
Smrdav school at 9:4b a. m. Public wor-
shin al II a. M and 7:A5 p; m Frazer
,nsetinc on Wednesday evening az ,a3.
The pastor will occupy the puiplt ;.l. po.iI
morning and evening August 81, MoEIimue
subject Fruit Bearing. EVenlhs 'uo
iect. "The Church and the Masses, -
message in harmony with the spirit ol
Labor day. A cordial invllauoh is
tened TO all to join us in these services.
TIE LIBERTY PARK METH0piST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. corner OF EIshHs r.
East and Ninth South. the kev. =: So ~
Carter pastor, S3s Chase avenue-suIn1 "a
dnv school al 10 a. m. Preaching at II,
subject, "The Church. Its PTinciples, ~ ats
life It's Gifts" Epworth League at o;Sv'
led BY william Wahl. Preaching at o;
subject. The story of Naaman. Speciai
music at both morning and evening ser
Z,ire Midweek prayer meeting Wedhes-
dav evening al S. A cordial invitaton IS
extended 10 all.
WATERLOO METHODIST C1iURSH,
corner of Galena and South Fourth East
streets: Martin Thomas, pastoT--Sunoay
school 10 a m. A F. Keyworth. super
intendent Preaching service at 2; III
A cordial invitation IS extended TO All.
HEATH METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. near the corner or IhiTn South
and Eighth West streets, Martin Thomas.
pa stor-Sunday school at 10 a M, Don
AID Colcloush superintendent. Preaching
service at II a. N. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening a o'clock. a cordlal
invitation is extended to all,
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UPSET BILIOUS,
SICK? "CASCARETS"
NO HeApAcHE, eILIoUsNEss,
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Are you keeping your bowels. liver
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with cascarets. or merely forcing 4
passaS@wav through these alimentary
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with salts. Cathartic Pills, Castor
OIL or PurEative Waters.
stop having bowel wash day. Let
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system all the decomposed waste
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Children Just love TO take them
Adv.
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Briefs and Personals.

Mr. william Ro~iey was reported 70
be better last evening.
The warwood Fire and Protective As
ISOLATION held a business meeting last
evening and ook up the members delin-
quent list
This evening rehearsal - thr
'Choirmaster' will he held AZ the Pres
hyterian church. The entertainment will
Ire given IN the ei!hce early in Feb
ruary
Mrs. Charles II. Dowler has declined
20 he leader NJ tho warwood Kings
Daughters circle. owing 20 other duties
Another leader will be selected at the
monthly February meeting.
The capital stock NJ the warwooS
Amusement COMPANY viii he increased
from $4,000 10 $4,000. application nav
ing been made yesterday ~ tire office
" the clerk ~ the courts - Ohio
county.
J. , Stringer has arrived here ~ as
gfst StrlnEer and Stringer contractors
IN eXcavatinr for the new sewerage
system In North wnrUooI. Thinkers are
being used IN waIlinE up the excavation
TO prevent IL falling IN during tho rains
Herman Springer H. seriously but not
rritcally' gu AT the North Wheeling
Hospital Following an operation for
removal Of = humorous growth. At the
best IL will be some time before he can
leave the institution
Mrs. John Sliffe l. recovering from an
Illness
Mrs. 4. J Brown will leave IN few
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WARWOOD


~ In likely that several progressive
eitfxens will take action within a short
time to mail circular letters enclosing
Rostsls to all the voters OF Greater
are for OF against Wheeling Incorporate
ing this town. IL In no secret that Tor
the past year a movement has been on
FOOT by "A number OF Influential men Of
wheeling to take in this town and since
the commission form OF government for
that city IL probability. the majority
OF the residents here. so II appears. are
much preturbed about coming into
Wheeling. According TO local men who
are In q position to know what they are
talking about. that should a vote be
taken on the annexation proposition III AT
would be practically unanimous
against coming into Wheeling. Those
opposing the proposition have many
plausible reasons for wanting To be left
alone. The question OF Wheeling taking
In this town has been brewing for some
time
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MOUNDSYILLE


There are at present twenty-three
cases OF measles In this city 50 stated
CITY Health Ouicer Dr. str~ibich yes
teruay. anu IL Is possible that school
Will nave to be closed. Many cases
have been reported within the past few
Jays ana the doctors or the parents
have iailed to report when the Cases
were at nrst discovered according TO the
laws OF the clty charter The officials
:ear That the disease will spread ana
may cause an epidemic that will result
IN the closing OF the schools. All citi-
Gems. doctors. and city officials are ask
"a 10 cooperate with each other at
once and any new cases that may de-
Nelop SHOULD be reported at once TO the
health officer In writing within twenty
iour hours after diagnosis OF the
4 aSe.
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her hip few days ago. is improving
nicely and will recover.
Several leading politicians are making
PREPARATIONS Ia leave here SUNDAY. for
'hat'cSton. To attend the Legislature
l. u. tllom left yesterday for san
aus Ky. ohio. where he will transact
business. for n few days.
VI a. Sybert. manager Of the PARK
Theatre. left yesterday morning for
Marietta. OHIO. wheer ne VIII transact
business for few days.
j. W. crow. of Glen Easton. is spend
Ing a few days with frineds and rela-
lives In the city.
The recent rains have caused the paw
ing Co sink In many OF the streets where
the sewer was installed.
&. Wilson and Squire w. NJ Riggs
- ere calling On friends az McMechen
yesterday evening.
b TIE CITY council will meet in regular
, sctui- monthly session next Monday eve
ming.
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NJ MECHEN

Tile local Board Of Trade met las; .ye-
ming - the brotherhood Hall IN regular
Serri-mouthly session and many matters
of interest 20 tr~ city were taken into
Consideration The most Important
under discussion was IN resafds o. the
proposed rev u. < - passenger station
which Will likely he built IN this CITY.
The Boari - awaiting The advice -
q . city solicitor On regards 20 whether
Or not The city ran donate % strip 81
Ianf to the company
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II mighth he possible that Greater
Warwood may yet have n free mail de-
livery. 1f reports are correct. another
Official OF the poStoffice department Wis
tied this town this week and made a
thorough inspection preparatory to
making his report 20 the department II
is said that several months ago another
Inspector visited here and that his re-
port was unfavorable to having the de-
livery established here at thar time.
Nearly year ago the houses and streets
were numbered and ~ the streets and
crossings were In better shape there IL
little reason 20 believe that the last in
fpector would recommend free delivery
TO be worked from the Wheeling post
onice. Postmaster Hazlett Is reported
10 be in favor OF warwood having q
free delivery and for some time Con.
gresham Davis has been working TO
that end. 1t will be known in short
time II the delivery will be granted.
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soc,alis-s 20 KANE Ticket

TIE MoUndsville Socialists Party held
a meeting Wednesday evening ami set
The date for the convention to bc helt
Tor 70" purpoS" Of naming a full city
ticket To be- voted upon at the coming
'itN election. The convention will be-
frll ga February 9th ami VII probably
be- h'!i tn tie circuit room ~ the court
house. several candidates were sug-
g"<i"d al the meeting last evening and
q cy propose O. name a full ticket.
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trar,actiug business Tn this city last
evening.
Miss Irene Cri~v-ll. WHO has hecu co..
hnei to Ter home ou Fifth street foi o. o.
pa>t lev DAYS Wit az illness. r"uai'.-
about to same
MisS GA carroll - sixth street %.
SPENDING 81 fcN days with fri.nl- am!
relatives a. Canton. Ohio
james Morgan. ~ Cameron. s;,"ft
yesterday 900 taIs city on business
SPUR" ". n Kixs~. % Nol~a-,..ffe
srent last evening iu tris city. on hI.-.-
NESS