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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-05-01

Iam prepared to serve funerals Of
She shortest notice and on terms to
uit tho bard times.
III connection with this, devote
special attention to my Blacksmith
and Nheelwright department.
All orders quickly and neatly at.
sud to, EUGENE HALL.
May 10, O0 IT. Dynard,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-05-01

Iwlli keep constantly on hand al
Leonardtown wharf full supply Of
BoAnps, scANTLIN0, WEATHER
BOARDING, FLOORING, PALINGs,
DRESSED BOARDS, SHINGLES, DC.
All orders for Lumber, Doors, sash,
Laths, Lime, and Hair promptly at
tended to.
~ Cash upon delivery at yard.
JOS. r. MEAL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-05-01
Undertaking.

With two ele-
rant Hearses
and q full line
Collins aud
Baskets,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

Nirg mia. ana from Kentucky. Oh n
fennsy vaniI, Maryland. Virginia. In.
olana New York and some other Of
lhH states Inquiries have been 10.
celNed from prospective students
This show Of interest no doub, IL
uaceable tn e large measure 10 tie
" inesprrad publicity given 10 the attn.
IeIc achievements Of the college IS
ven 40 'o The rapidly spreading rem
iation fhe Work Of the college r. ~.
lrac'ing aIl over this section of tho
nit"d States Randolph. Creonbri,r
loc honias Fayctfe. Raleigh Nerc.r.
mcdowell. Monroe and logan conn
iioe which usually send their youth IN
virginia 90 Do educated. are all repra.
scented I'm Wesleyan. and the number
or students from th's section f. ia.
crcaFinr very rapidly
Urn addition Co Tho now science h.r
ana gymnasium buildings which Will
Do available fhis faii another nov
structure which viii be- finished " d
%" The rrw Atkinson Gateway. orr.t-
90 by rv Governor o. vs. Atkinson. nrd
dedicated fo LAST yolrs graduating
class This is located a. the south
gHte. and is n beautiful ono. and s.
ttur accompaniment OF That erect A
BY Hon Harvey ~. Harmar al .
cfnn-7l entrance SOME W. rs ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

ter spending the summer WITH the
10 uers mo.htr Mrs a ID. EIuIIe
ID, lee Day kiuoie was Shopping IN
wheeling Tues.Hy.
L.dd wrfe Wh.cIng visitors We'd
nes a.
a..-t Nerra Hupr ~ Fafmmgt,n. Il
VI ltilE ififrus boo .uuu
Mis- Ir- Poe fHrUrf OF EH"rah1w
80 ihc hrst OF the week with friends
Al-r Ruth Uavkirs. os NarrIrrt,r.
fpert "wednesday vffh friends Iu town.
frHEIf BERNARD and Albert I...tIl
- .Hfn.u Iur.l1y g. their h.uU Iu
l- h.'E .itcl spending week with
Or udH iu town
@.i.ses 81 .rFaret anil Josephine VlIfers
sc rtIHf With friend. iu Hundred
Airf IfaUs SEXTON and children of
M'.c. rfr. u.r Nialtur sire Irark NHB
.U. H ffV dt.a
ptftt ure Ffvrr at tho borne 1f
IfF '.ta ltEEa T4fefaN evening In
n'uUr 70 Dor nephew NIf.e hauude. uf
ti'W The strrIr. uaF spent uIfI
lfnIes ar' Hrusi. HuI 80 H late hour a
ifIit lunch was served
b.. Nrf Som. ''.. .. EffeffirU rrrrf
N~areaisf Hni Tnufsfry in town
John iNlisrtfar1 spent Wednesday
arL IhNr.I.f .n WfrtIur
very erI.N. DIE dance wac given
80 fre Bans UHI uIty c,su.nE in
.H." OF So f...UIrd HrI N .IUrt
Iafrr. % f.aIkaInIIF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30
ISRAEL AT MOUNT SINAI.
(The Story.)

Nrter t.e csad Ieye! 90 Eryrt. 80 TOW
ering. fhunder-gmlften r. ~ 81 sinai
would - OIL The more iwurczsi-a. Ih-
plara seems Isolated BY natur--fhs Al
nigEtys secre- aud'eure-c narnber I'M.
most noncf tIant traveller feels rerro-ce
ths spell % awful grandeur 10 recog-
IiEes az once the appropristeness OF ma
turos setting for a. at scene or auperla-
we majesty. ... a hundred Gays mad
passed since Noses and "a Ram fad sung
hsir paeans on tho F.Jre--iays la Uhttt
hitter waters had been sVeet@ne-I. quaiIe
ana rnsnna had been gathered ana tho
ooroes OK Afnaiek overcome At Hspuidfrn
And nnw three million people stand uron
We Tour hundred acres Of bowling moor
eno gasS 81 TIE granite throne of ne Al
miEhty towering two thousand Zee
" on the point OF dissolution That
RYrAnidal altar shook I'D amoksf AMI
blaRed JsnOvah mafs flames OF are Ms
ministers ma FAY There were angel a.
~ hsbrews adirm. There waE o. sound
- OF trumpet erscltIns crescenda
Blt fpserh q man hreaka Gov. &c. e
tcrt - des~rfDs ire IN. cor nary the most
sA.t s,f.t - earth AMI srsatsgt event
~ a. of TIE ctl Covenant The .r-
appr0arnatte N0iirf o. % fflf urat.grfr.
car'lV Indicate ~ Frr barrier act uu
bstvssn th~ rnaititlfs m mo mountain
ah1 t.e eHErme r~0zlts .rrr nan or
.eaAt f1r - much as tr4rf.1z Jehovah D.
Temporary anf uafs-'aI throne a gav
700. 1ad been spent 'I nHIuf.rra far4rs
ps'p.e g9n. u ~ m-s~1 - -iatrf 70 frs
- ne. s,srs "a, 1902 ~. s.rios
- Vstsl a-'r-rs an atsof. 10 ers.s.s.
nnsnt q human frdlvif4alft. hy tie mai
~rfV - TIE divine urrsunaIff.' Here
-. - rhtifcafi'1 ~ Tresr4rf am
w. mray. irrIiss the frsafr-1 ~ bYf-
pariiss - ~n~ mo eafnfI rfrsrf ~
ecniuRsl relation Dr. LAT rr..rs sr-frs
~ nature ''nf narri"1 10 people. ta..
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Ing first won t-~!r consent. WIZ. th.,
.NpTes - "a tae words. All inst
-e L"rt EAh spoken We vii a. .
ms was rho coronation OF Iebovsb
es,a ulirh Tnent OF q Theocracy. but
M Ss'uns OF - W with the fun con
shf the governed This -
ne birth-time and th-pLce o. The
"a 10 Hon o. which Cod hiraseif
- 80 S4ns IN IN" view q what he had
uoi-- TOT the u. beurirE them on eaEis 4
HlnEs 10 himself" tho AimfEhfv go
o scends 70 ask lsraeI 20 tdopt him -
~ Ieiet. hNl"ugn par eHtnsticany Ia
proprietorshID OF the Who'll. eartf-
Favoritisun - forsfendsd A. u. v.-v
INCEPTION BY the declaration OF me ~
NJ PURPOSE - lc...rt... -. A. \.
he purpose % honor al nations ~.
WI Hn.As IebTsws 'kingdom ~
things 60 a. Tire one r0Dd lfion ~.
~ ibff j. obedience This r. not 81
I.trafT. but IN 1eras In tho very rAtur.
o. the HsSe Obedience 60 MI. voice and
EeepinF his COW er.ant ~ essential
That dsy from the broad stream 81 M.
.+- zoo t0tE Part ~ The human
e m.lf - th~ miller taxes Part of tie
- cam into his race FOR a special pur-
% shed. ne stream 81 Hebrew Hfs vas
% h@ DECLARED into TIE univsrsai
~ ~ 80 g., ~ - Inspired vi,
~, sii,p W., st, men. r,i-.s ne
lew Then he answers re own ques-
Llln when - s4ys Much very fav'
TOY Unit hin vs. committed tho or
'cle1 On lgD3.' A. the fnancier 'atas
places thsm IN me IRE arf burrisr-
rfflf fFfn - ffrd nuf tho irtaIustIe
frIfHf "i niH 0Wr unity and arf-Ifur. .
w a-f mar imf~Trfa .ify ard ne poe.
fgfy ~ ons race ~ that In the r,Il.reas
~ imn OFT might hs trusff~d
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Waymsn A. NJ. f church. Rev. W.
u Davis. ID. D.. pastor-lG:45 a IN.
sermon by Bishop {. T Shafrer. 81
-, ID. d. presiding bishop OF the
third Episcopal district Come ana
hear this distinguished churchman
VINO has Travelled extensively abrosG
and whose labors as a nrestrirg
bishop in West Africa has given he
A. VI. +. church permanent life IN
thet distant land. Sunday school al
80 ?. IN. Israel AZ Mount Sinai
TX. -. Heb. 12:132l. Lawyer r !
Iraham. superintendent: $50 m
sermon by Rev. George Fountain
N. IN interest OF the Tribe of Levi
Mrs. Loretta Blair. captain: T.I5 n
m. Allen Z. +. league. Mrs. VI. Har-
rs. presidtnt 745 p. M. sermon
una saw another mighty angel
conc down from heaven clothed with
a cloud. and rainbow was upon his
mead. and his face was as IL were
me sun. and his feet as pillars or
hre All are cordially Invited 10
these services.
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MANY STUDENTS
VIII BE Enrolled a. Wesleyan COLLEGE
From Al Parts ~ the State
This Wear

special Uieraf.f q" tnr intelligence
NUCKHNNNON. vs. Va Aug 20
That Wesleyan VII have sfuIcr.
body which viii De- representative o.
nor only every county an West Wiz
ginia. but ~ many ~ the adjoining
states. g. evidenced by Tho largo NUN
her ot Inquiries which are received pf
The college ONCE IN regard fo fhc 40
ier"nt courses offered md as ~ 'bc
4 inc oi thc opening o. crI',re co.,. au
rom almost every county n West
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THE KITCHEN

one Xix hole House a Hermann Co.i etov>
cor .rfe VAN Joints and elbow. Two
OAK Chairs -Four yards Floor Oilcoth on. eacn Wash
Boiler Wash Board, Clothes Horse.
ing board uaivAnized Wash Tub. One tal snsn.i) 9
.Csrt Enamel preserve Kettle Coffee Pot,
psn Pan Sauce Kettle Water Bucket, Te. Kettle. Cake
urner soup LacIe bastns Spoon, Jelly Skillet
Gravy Ladle. Six Assorted Sizes Enamel sauce Pans
ETC. Two Enamel Bread Pans. Two Enamel Pans
one shole Biscuit Tray japan Flour Japan
Conee. Tea and Sugar folders: Japan Bread ToI
Broom: Toaster: Eek Bester Sraner: 6n-I Food Chop
per Cork Screw: Cooks Fork Crater: Opener; Po-
tato MSsher. Ice PICK. Pickle TOnEs: PAIRING Knife
Butcher knife: Towel Holder: Clothes Basket: Two
ScTno Brushes; Two Bread Knives: sx Brown Stone
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In the Churches

First Evangelical Lutheran church.
IS Sixteenth street. W. s. Dysinger.
pastor. II Sixte enth street. The usual
worship for fifteenth Sunday after
Trinity at 1890 a. m: no evening
service: Sunday school at Warwood
and at Edswood at 2:3o d. m; wor-
ship at Warwood and at Edgwood az
TAB p. m: Sunday school at First
church at $3.50 a. IN. The pastor
vii preach at Warwood In the eve
ming. Everybody welcome to ali
these services.
First Baptist church. Twelfth and
Byron streets. F. Z. Brininstool, pas
tor. The thought of the morning ser
vice. at 10: 30. is "Christ's Method or
Conquest" The evening theme. at
TAB. is The Great High Priest OF
Our Confession" The pastor will
preach morning and evening. Bible
school a. 9:15: Warwood Mission
school at 2:3o p. m. The mid-week
prayer service Wednesday evening
will be changed TO 1880 and all meet
inss thereafter: Deacons' meeting
Wednesday evening at Z. You will
md fellowship and uplift at the
church on the hill.
North Street Methodist Episcopal
church. Firth and Market streets,
John II. Hess. pastor. Services Sun.
day. August 81. are as follows: sun.
day school. $50 a. 10. W. A. Wilson,
superintendent. The pastor has re-
B turned from lis vacation and will
preach at both morning and evening
services. Topic. 10 80 a. m. Mans
Noblest Quest: T:sO D. m. the La,
Dor day sermon will be preached. SUD
teot. Ideal Socialism" All classes
( are invited. employer and employe,
who will find message in this ser.
mon; Epworth league. D. m. sub
1ed, Vacation Experiences" Miss Nj
sic Gcrtng. leader; Monday. D. m.
Official board; Tuesday. 1880 D. m
Junior league. Mrs W. A. Wilson,
leader; Wednesday. 7:3o p. m. meet
ing OF the Adult Bible class: Friday
|. 1880 p. m. Boys brigade and choir
rehearsal. All are cordially invited
10 these services.
The Bible spirituaIist church Will
open Sunday evening. August 81. a,
I.t0 y. m, at Bridgeport. Subject
Truth" Tests given from the other
side OF life.
J Vance Memorial church 1.-The paa
4 tor. Rev. J. VI. Potter. who. as an
, nounced. again takes up his work az
ter attening the conference AT Win,
ona lake. will exchange pulpits next
F, Sabbath morning with Rev. p. r
Burt. OF Mt. Pleasant. q. The lat
ter VIII preach al Vance Memorial
NJ IL o'clock. No evening service.
St. James EVANGELICAL Lutheran
church. 14os-l4l1 ChapIine street
Rev. A. W WerdAr. pastor. Rev "
steuer. assistant pastor. The services
and meetings during the week vii
. be; Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity
$3.50 a. m, Sunday school and Bible
Z classes English and German: 1919
a. m. English services 4 snec,al
meeting Of the CONGREGATION Will 10
= held immediately after the service
A full membership r. requested
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A Mighty Fine
BED ROOM

One hAndsom. BrssSBed that Is guaranteed
not to tArnish; One ave drawer Mahogany
Chinonie-; one Full GLASS Mahogany Dres-
ser ono Rocker; one heavy Pelt Mattress:
one large Comfort. one extra strong Steel spring
one pair good Feather Pillows: one pair rood
Pillow Gases; Two full size white Sheets: On.
White Quilt. ore pretty horai design Brussels
Rug-rize ska. Two pairs Isos Curtains; Two
Window shades-sny color: Two Pictures
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Up-to-Date, Elegant
DINING ROOM

Ono Massive Solid Oak finely polished side
BOARD or Buffet: velvet lined Cutlery Drawers:
OK Lesther Scat Oak Chairs. One s-foot Round
Ehtehs on Table: One China Closet. on. Ioo-pIrce
poral decorated Dinner Set: One Brussels Room
nun-sl<e s1lz Feet. Two pans NOIunxaam 80 a
UT, Iata-Is: TTo window shades-any color you de-
Glass Fruit Bowl: One Fruit pfsh xt,S a.. Cne
Gers one Glass Water Pitcher and SIR runhisr.-
Dhe PAL SALT and Pepper. Six each RniveG FORKS
Tea ana Tablespoons. one GLASS Sugar ana Cream
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First Church OF Christ sci.,,,s.
q. L. W. auditorium. IFS Cbsni,,7.
Streets ervices Sunday al II m
subject OF lesson Christ Jesus SIM,
CAV school a. 10 a. m. "wednesday tes
umonial mee'ing az 81 m. sauna "a
dress Reading room open daily. *
.fp, SUNDAYS and holidays from IL m
rom 20 . o'clock The public is ',i,
Vited 70 visit our reading room. VI
- ~ Chapiine street. and attend our
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~ Paurs Evangelical Church. Thir.
ty+IShth ana Wood streets Aug {
i'tsche' pastor-Services FOR SUNDAY
august S1st. German services ~
IV.JO a IN. English services AZ 36
2 m. Missionary VI. p. Davis. sinner.
intendent OF I.epers' Asylum ~ chan.
klrl lndie will be the speaker both
services Miss X Kinzle. missionary
- - Nalc utts. india. VIII also offciate AZ
costume % the Hindu women. and VIII
sing an indian hymn Sunday bible
scnool AZ : - a. m. Missionary Davis
WI nftcod and viii nave an interest.
ing message for the members An in.
vltauon IN attend these meefings ,s
.htenled 70 al who are Interested In
the missionary movement
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rho"ld 1.aiify them o. fsfsrrntr@ me
.nf fr ~ rprf~rrrsuf under which fbrg
.In .iI continue 20 live F~artfe
n' ~ cham ~ 81 rcaffv~ providsnees
.f"f raj brought frFaaI OBJ 20 q point 90
moral under stand = VI here 10 was quai.
.flrd ~ drfefwius what should - his
f"ffI ~ EpFrrruIsuf Here vas no ssr
.lhtFmerf but df1fUsrafa rational
.N"." lH fre national trarHlbIv 81 all
.'" Ue.Ir Nf tIYH| remain.
tl" Hrre - no most important trans
'.. iu f'r Ilafrr. % me human race
'.ff..... IfH. I.tf.a f.fr rr ffa Covenant
I... 'fsfHffYr - IftIrffv AID COMMIT
f.f.f or f.f FfH FfrIrrtf .fr.arfa
NH...rI lrrfrsrf fr tho place la rfafrfsfr
'." NIH.'.eft fu re r.o.ssfsrv.
r..f.. e.Fhf ears 49,. Hr n .rsrT.-f a.
''N '...' Ifrfr.f 'er rsffn.enf mann.
.r.ff rfI.fi .Ira.tI.us. snI prsssttsd
Hf -f TaferaH.rr
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German Methodist church. Chap
line street. opposite high school. 4.
a. Speckman. pastor-Last Sunday in
tne conference year: Sunday school
AZ 9:l5 a. m; German services at
III 80 a. m. subject. Gods Disap-
PoIntment The annual travelling ex-
~ nses Offering will be- received
English services a. 7:45 y. m. sun
ject. False and True Crowns PRAY
er meeting Wednesday evening.
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They Succeed
Wherever
They Go

A few weeks ago an
Elliott School boy accept
ed a position with the
Goodyear Rubber co. at
Akron, o., at a salary of
$50 a month.
To morrow morning
another leaves for Akron
to take a position with
the same company at a
beginning salary of SOS
a month.
1t pays to attend a
school that gets good po-
sitionS for its students.
Why not make your
arrangements now to en-
ter The Elliott School
September 2d'
Telephone or write for
full information.
The ELLIOTT SCHOOL
Register Building.
WHEELING, w. VA.
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Zion Lutheran Church .tev A 7
RENE. pastor-Fif'eenth SUNDAY atfe,
trinity SUNDAY school az s:T5 a m
- MAJ, IN ish services at 10 80 a
N, conducted by Dr. Benze. All wei
come After this an services anr
meetings at the usual time
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f.fr o. % fIffeu o. D. rsaf.r Tie
f..stHr h1VIn4 returned frIm bic vac.
."n. viii preach 800 the morning a
I'..b 30 evening f.rNi~s- -. bhtIr
FL hoo nrI Hb.s classes 20 go AL
are welcome
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N.OA ~ oN~AoS-
chapel. Elm Grove. Rev. NJ. Steuer.
assistant pastor. The services and
meetings during the week will be:
Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity: $3.50
a m. Sunday school and Bible class.
There will be English services IN the
city church this Sunday at TO- 80 a.
m All are invited TO attend.
Thomson NJ. L. church. rs s.
Broadway. on the Island. W. &. Hart
niger. pastor. Services for Sunday,
August 81: The pastor has returned
from his vacation and will preach
morning and evening. 10 a. m. Bible
study. in classes: 1880 a. M, pub
lie worship: GAS p. IN. Epwortn
league; 7:45 p. m. Labor day sermon
by the pastor. subject. Labor ana
Rest-liow Much Work Ought a Man
Do" Everybody welcome.
First United Presbyterian church,
next door to postoffice. Rev. Charles
II. Robinson. ID. d.. pastor. Services
Sabbath morning at 10:45. with ser
mon by the Rev. James A. Lawrence.
OF the First United Presbyterian
church OF Canton. o. a cordial invi-
tation is extended the public to wor-
ship with the congregation. No eve
ming service.
warwood Presbyterian church.
Twentieth street, near Main. Edgar
w. Day, pastor. Sabbath school at
$50 a. m. j. c. Moore. superintend-
ent: morning preaching service at
1O:+5; regular evening service at
7:45: prayer meeting wedne sday eve
ming at I:4o. On and after this com
mig Sabbath all the regular services
VIII be held. The splendid heritage
or the church" will be the theme OF
the morning sermon. and in the eve
ming the subject will be Labor and
Its place In the worlds life A wei
come 10 every one.
Third Presbyterian church. Thirty.
eishth and Jacob streets. ]. y. Leyen-
berger, pastor. The usual service,
win be held Sabbath. August 81
Preaching at 1876 q. IN. and Sabbath
school at $50 a. m.
First Christian church. Elm Grove
Diolc ocnOOi hnu communion 10 10
l1:lo a m, Sunday morning: Chris
tian Endeavor at p. m: preaching
az p. m. Evening services WI be
IN charge OF Personal Workers
league. All members are requested
70 be present.
Fourth Street Methodist Ep,,copal
church. nrst church south Of Twelfth
on Chapline, No. 1919. Arthur W.
Mills. Phi. d. pastor Public worship
at 1880 a. m; evening worship at
1:3O p. m. Preaching both morning
and evening by nr. NJ. +. Compton.
district superintendent. Sunday school
at 9:l5 a. m. Epworth league al 6:45
p. m. hearty invitation Il extended
TO all strangers and those without a
church home 20 join with the congre-
cation in all these servicea All seats
free and a most cordial welcome
awaits everybody who comes
All persons interested in the Bible
and Is beautiful teachings will en-
1oy hearing y. s. l.. Johnson. who
VIII lecture in the Court theater sun
day afternoon nj ? O'Clock. Mr. John
son Is scholar OF note. a professor
or languages and n lecturer OF 40
national reputation. as well az an ear
nest Bible student He proves every
statement BY the Bible and is al his
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~ iauIr church. Martins Perry. wal
gut street.. near sixth The he, rts-ry
= T. tiad4ey, minister in cfarFe Fgftesrth
-Chool. iN-'0 ~. Morning tra.er "a
eer"1nr. serving Two Masters -s0 p
in even s0ug ard afTreas The f'ru-,t
80 ne 10Y i1 ihis address. the mir
sief VII Five some confederation a. fh.
Toy Scout movement
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best in his lecture BEYOND ths
Grave" This IS a subject upon which
all must ponder and in which all are
interested. Don't fail to hear this
lecture. No admission No colIec-
ton
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Wednesday. meeting OF the st. James
Choral society.
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TRADE Irnia " g. church cY,6,..
SCHOOL g. a m fe~ minute serr-a,.
~ 'nr"u On .''auas - .'ffff T.abrrs o.
'.Nre - SUNDAY rrhopI 10 O.. b ro ,.
mon ~ pastor ami special r,,,gt, -
y. r. I-ahnr lar g. Lisu All ftforf....
n.n osTerislly invited and hear ~
=. 'l@ 'f Ne church and Wo~k.
~. nIf cor Ice n II. Rod pastor
Ifindoli MA Ladies' Ala -6,fetv v,tf
notl the'r usual Saturday raafrv saie st
. I'D. . r.. and rerve lre cream ~ & Z.
p iatroriIs them for your Eu-f-,
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First Christian church, Elm G-ora
Bible school and communion 10 10
ll;l5 a m. Sunday morning: Chris
tian Endeavor at p. m: preaching
al p. m. Evening services urll be
In charge OF Personal Workers
league. All members are requested
70 be present.
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Third Presbyterian church. Thirty
eighth and Jacob streets. ]. y. Leyen-
berger, pastor. The usual service,
win be held Sabbath. August 81.
Preaching at 1876 q. IN. and Sabbath
school at 30 a. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-30

The Bible spiritualist church will
open Sunday evening. August 81. at
7:t5 p. m. at Bridgeport Subject.
Truth" Tests given from the other
side OF life.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-02-05

If you are in doubt about the
meaning Of the word consult
Modern pictiorarY---98 cents
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-03-17
Jury CAN'T AGREE
AS TO The GUILT
OF DR.. HYDE
PROBABILITIES ARE THAT THE
JURORS WILL BE DISCHARGED
WITHOUT VERDICT.

Kansas City, March 16.-Aflcr an
other day Of fruitless effort to agree.
the jury that since Thursday has been
trying to decide upon the guilt or in
nocencc of DIR. b. Clarke HYDE,
charged with the murder Of Colonel
Thomas H. SWope, was sent from the
courtroom late today, to be locked up
for the night. Judge Porterfield an
that he would again call them
before him at 8 O'Clock tomorrow
morning. 1t is believed that if the
jurors at that time have reached no
verdict they will be discharged.
rs there any chance to reach a YER
dict"' the judge asked tonight.
"None whatever" the foreman re-
piled.
Judge Porterfield then polled the
jurors, asking each in turn the same
question. Each one answered that
there was no possibility of their
agreeing.