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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-02
HE BETRAYED OTHERS
Redl Not Content With Selling His
COuntry'a Secrets.


Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch
Vienna, June lit was learned to-
night that the traitor Colonel Redl.
who recently committed suicide, did
not content himself With selling plans
of Austrian fortifcations and army Sc
crets to Russia, but he disclosed to the
Russian authorities the names OF the
Russian military officers who had sold
information to Austria and other coun-
tries concerning Russian military az
fairs. One of these Russian officers.
wishing to revenge himself, in turn
betrayed Redl to the Austrian govern
ment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-02
Uses n. II. in His "Ad.o

Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
Springfield. Mass, June 10 KID
by L. r. is the f1aring announcement
of local liquor firm in to-day's
Springfield papers in Offering to the
public milk punch, rare old Madeira
wines and mint juleps" The slogan is
In type an inch high and extends across
five columns.
Conspicuous, but more modest let
tering, reads:
1T is always satisfaction to learn
from some high authority-one who
knows from eXperience-just what and
how much and when we should drink"
Under the heading, Milk Punch"
the advertisement says:
IT. r. is probably like the rural
dominic who was given his first punch
by his city host.
My dear. sir, he said, you ought
to thank God every day OF your -'life
for having a COW that will give such
milk"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-02
FINANCIAL GENERALS
IN FOR GREAT BATTLE

hotel. st. Louis. where he has been
staying to-day, leaving word he would
be gone a week. 1t Is believed that
he. too. has gone to New York to. take
part In the plans for insuring the
bondholders n voice in the settlement
of tho roads affairs
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-01-09
EDUCATION NOTES.

A two years course in forestry has
been instituted at the University of
Wisconsin to meet the demand for
trained forest rangers.
More than thousand school teach
ers in the Netherlands are banded to.
gether in an association for temper.
ance work among their pupils.
At conference of Swedish teach
ers recently it was emphasized that
instruction in domestic science in the
schools must deal principally with the
substantial things, instead of the "car-
amel and tart" kind.
The woman's law class at New York
University is probably unique in that
1t is not intended to prepare women
for the practice of law. but to give
them sufficient legal knowledge to con-
duct the administration of trust estates
and other forms of business.
More than four-fifths of the element
airy schoolteachers in Prussia are men.
New Jersey is the first state where
the legislature has provided for state
wide special training for all subnor mal
children, retarded as well as defective.
instruction in elementary mining is
recommended by the British Boar ID of
Education for schools in mining dis
tricts.
Nearly two thousand titles of books
and articles on children appear in the
of Child Study, 191O-11,"
compiled by the library of Clark Uni
versity and just issued for free distri-'
button by the United States Bureau of
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-01-09
PEACE PROSPECTS BRIGHTER
Reported That Turkish Delegates VIII
Present Modified Terms.

MISUNDERSTANDING apparent
ly insurmountable difficulties attend
ing the successful issue of the peace
conference, the prospects look bright
er, more because of the changing at
mosphere of the conference than on
account Of any new fact.
In the first place it is stated on good
authority that the Turkish delegates
Will present modified terms better
calculated to afford a basis for nego-
and in the second place the
allies appear more anxious to come to
real business If possible.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-01-09
CHICAGO GIRLS ARE AGGRESSIVE
Increase in Marriage 5000, Against
1000 in New York.

New York.-Leap year ended with
far fewer New York girls having taken
advantage of their opportunities than
Chicago girls.
Compared with an increase of over
5000 marriages in Chicago the year
1917 as reported in a dispatch from
that city, the marriage license bureau
in New York announces an excess of
only about 1000 marriages here over
the number in 1911. The total for the
year has been 48,264.
The marriage license clerks declare
that there is no doubt that leap year
continues to have its effect In matri.
monial business and say the records
every leap year keep up the tradition.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-01-09

is down to $29 per ton, getting TO the
new crop basis. Oats are still kohins
Mt 500 IN round lots with barley m SIS.
Hay is fairly firm, but without further
advances while millfeed shows some in
dications of stronger ruling. owing to
good demands and the reduction of
surplus offerings from the mills. The
holidays have produced limited de
mands, though conditions are about
normal for the season.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-01-09
RESIDENT-ELECT
AT BIRTHPLACE
Made Speech Telling of Feeling He
Hopes for During His Term.

Staunton, Va,-President-elect Wood
row Wilson, by birth Virginian, but
by adoption a son of New Jersey. pro-
claimed Saturday the hope that his
administration might mean the final
| obliteration of everything that in the
past divided the north and the south
Il suggest an added significance to
the OCCASION" said Governor Wilson
in presenting the greetings of New
Jersey to Virginia, because it is son
of the south who brings the greeting
Of the north"
Standing on the porch of Mary Bald
win seminary, in the chapel of W hich
he was baptised, the president-elect
spoke to great crowd gathered from
far and wide on the occasion of his
return to his native town on his seth
birthday anniversary.
While Mr.. Wilson spoke his feeling
OF hopes for a spirit of reunion that
would recognize neither region nor
section, nor north nor SOUTH" he
talked significantly of his future
course in politics, with particular ref
erence to the conduct of business.
Keep Manners and Fight.
The presidency, the governor said,
he regarded IAN an office in which a
man must put on his war paint" but,
he added, that his visage was such
that he did not mind marring it, for a
man can keep his manners and still
fight"
A great many men who have taken
the narrow view of legislating for sec
tional advantage would have I'd be
mastered, the governor pointed GU t, in
order that they may be pointed GU t, in
ments of justice and mercy"
To the business men of the cou ntry
he held out also the service of ma
ton in giving full value for value re-
ceived, and remarked that in past
decades too much of the fortune max
ing had consisted of getting some
thing for nothing" The governor said
he had no quarrel with the free exer-
else of brains in business, but he OBJ
jected to brains that established IAN
alright isolation" or monopoly into
which no competition could enter.
The president-elect spoke out of
doors. He intended to talk for only
a few minutes, but his voice came
back to him in such strong tones that
his speech lasted IS minutes.
PIucky suffragettes.
Albany, N. Y.-Tired and footsore,
but still enthusiastic and glorying in
the fact that they reached their desti-
nation two days ahead of schedule, the
little band of suffragette pilgrims"
who walked 174 miles from New York
to present message to Governor-elect
Sulzer, advocating votes for wom men,
arrived in Albany Saturday afterno DON.
The ia miles which General Ro-
sale Jones said was the record shown
by the official registers, although rail-
road maps show some rs miles less,
were covered in IL days of walking, an
average of 14h miles a day.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-01-09
Shop Explosion Kills Nine.

Hamleta, N. Chine are dead, in
GLIDING G. B. Utter, foreman of the
roundhouse, his brother William Ut
ter, assistant foreman, and Electrician
H. G. Reynolds, as the result Of the
explosion OF a stationary boiler In the
shops OF the Seaboard Air Line rail-
way here Saturday.
The other known dead are five me-
groes and one who has not been iden-
titled.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-01-09

Separate schools are necessary for
the proper solution of the vocational
school problem in the United States.
according to Edwin G. Cooley, of Chi
cago, special investigator of vocationa,
education.
The Great Western, with a mileage
OF 5000, is the longest railroad OF
Great Britain.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-01-09
REBEL MARAUDERS ARE ACTIVE.
Rob Ranches Near Vera Cruz, Mexico
-FiQhtlnq In Juchitepec.

Observation-Disclosures to the state
department indicate that Mexican reb-
el activities. lately confined to states
along the American border. have brok-
en- out afresh in the south. Bands Of
marauders are carrying on their dep
relations in the state Of Vera Cruz
and have robbed several ranches near
Vera Cruz city. Hard fighting has &C.
CURED in Juchitepec.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-01-09
Chicago Baptist Church Burns.

Chicago.-Singing Onward Chris
tian Soldiers" 200 children. members
OF Sunday school class, marched out
Of their classroom here today through
smoke from a fire that destroyed the
Lorimer Memorial Baptist church.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-01-09
MARKET REPORTS

Dispatches concerning market quota
tons, conditions and phases, are as fol,
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-01-09

Two-thirds OF the high schools in the
United States now have complete four
year courses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27

vironment not 20 have "murrnured"
would have been unnatural Fear -
the worst Of epidemica. - usual un-
Der such conditions. the people overrst.
ID their past ADVANTAGE aud underratcd
ti'f past speIiis. The melancholy
stampede was real dlsfacc. Shee the
last word Of the people s. bread
from heaven" %ov- IA. efrf-
grant nation came 10 the Atrnirhfv'.
heFe the setting Of Nature o. approprI-
ate 70 the scene 81 a4rsrIatiss ma
,rtl Three million people stood AMI
looked upon IN. grant. throne ~ tho
AInighty Nature was aEltated The
noun shook speech OF Wtu breaks
asNn IN effort t. dsncrib" the Thcoph-
ahJ-fndt most august HlEht ~ sarfn
"a IN. D', ticFH" had been given
given IN Palestine. o. might b. infer
"a mat u was intended for the Jew
% whom Palestine belonged ST
there. but IN the wilderness s.e law va.
glvcn; and ~" wilderness belonged to
.hien the Df..Iogle was given beion.
20 ~" most enduring strata TIE
Jccalogue BE- even more endurin.
Heaven and earth may pass away. but
IL Decaiog1s &c. Il H. S st,is c,t Sh@gs5
win iDte. ~ g. not arbitrary COM
nandnent with palms and pers0naiitirs
SSut father a loving covenant between
mighty works the peoples relig,ou.
perceptions we're indistinrt They werr
vsry lar short % the idea - the epir.
ifusIitY ~ God. They coveted q ~.
ihir pslladlum. They required Aaron
- make one. This was the occasion H.
Nhirn stephen refers when iu their
hssrts they turn back 20 ERypt That
Eiftnttnr Image carried iu the van
would b. n substitute Tor the nre-~i0tIf
ptnr Tho image ~ EEypts famed
Apis would bs an acgis Under when
then Moses returned Great ana fuaf
vac his anger lie took the granite
Judgments ~ the broken tables Of the
Iaw g. grind the golden calf - nv.
der Then De- went % the staircase ~
sinai "nre more. % interccdo for the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27
DELNERANCE AND DIsoBEDIENcE: REVIEW

FOR sustained interest scenic effects
trying situations. unlooked-for deliver
snces. the lessons Of this quarter form
q narrative unsurpassed by the ruost
thTilling fiction ever written "Kn-
mola or Tale OF Two cities" or
,d moart OF midlothian. are not to T.
from the rustic HIS and dales Of 80.
nnan 90 the Nile valley with its sgperb|
eivilization and It's architecture char
thence 70 Goshen. tho 'IanI - w.,
dure." the pleasant and FOodiy rsstur-
as-. thsnce % the great triangle be-
tween the arms OF the sea. the sinaitt
peninsula. With its granite cllnr and
client canyon Noses H. ..-ii,'
The most towering personaiity Of az a..
Old Testament. We ana him Hrst A.,
h,g riyer-Tocked cradle on tha n1vst.,
Me. Then undergoing his double tuts
Iage. That o. the court iu all EEypt'a
annals OF tho patriarch Se-t astSs
out that signal instance 81 rsif-oliivl,n|
which deliberately rejected ~. fr....
ufes or Egypt f0r the aniction az
enane patton g. followed ~ the nirnt
into Midian: Whose awful sOIitud,s
We see The lonely shsphsrd bowling be-
tore the shafEy acacia. tranauuufeI in
20 golden shrine. SeNt W. see him
waving his wonder working rod ster
Igypt and svokirER plague after
plague 90 break the Iron wi of a..
Pharaoh. We ma him standing IN tb.
west shore. opening with hie crook 4
path through tho deep for "a fnyrl.d 81
fnanufnitted Ferfu who have Iurf rar-
taken ~ nrWly-inffif4fad and mot
|fignihcant sacrauent We see tho
same towering figure FtrrdIrr- On 49,.
east shore ~ the esa afd with fha same
|r6d converting what had been - bfgb.
Iway for The furitives into = grave fof
Ifheh purFufrH. Nov begin
IsfneIe march - ryFtery through tho
XwildefueHs The CofnnisaariHf problem
w sht az .hcH. 'ndef The
Zoring OF such an ernigrant host wouII
pave taHef an expert uuarfermaefer
general Ept the exigenrfss 81 tre case
maze ~ The most rffnarkaffe ~ ffs-
tory. Tor tho people in such an en-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27
Rally day will be observed at $50

m. Rally day will be observed at $50
a. m.
Wayman A. ". f. Church. Rev. W.
0. Davis. ID. D.. pastor-6 a. m. pray
er meeting. leader. Brother Charles
Early; l0:45 a. m, sermon. And Eli
jah said unto him. tarry. | pray thee.
here. for the Lord hath sent me TO Jor-
dan. And he said, as the Lord liveth.
and as thy soul liyeth. | will not leave
thee. And the two went on" 2:30 d.
m, Sunday school. Lawyer f. ]. Ora.
ham. Jr.. superintendent: $50 p. m.
Allen c. f. League. Mrs. Margaret
Harris. president; 7:45 p. m, sermon.
Now. therefore. why tempt We God
TO put yoke upon the neck OF the dis
ciples which neither our fathers nor
we can bear?" This is the last Sun.
day before the annual conference. and
VIII be observed as a day for Dollar
Money and claims. The members and
friends OF Wayman are asked to do
their duty and let us make a fine re.
port. All are cordially invited.
First Church Of Christ Scientist. A.
o. L. w. auditorium, 1I19 Chapline
street. Services Sunday at IL a. m.
subject of lesson. Reality" Sunday
school at 10 a. m: Wednesday testi-
monal meeting at 8 p. m. same ad-
dress. Reading room open daily. ex-
cept Sundays and holidays from l2
m. TO 4 p. m. also on Saturday even.
ings from TO . p. m. The public is
invited to visit our reading room, No.
i119 Chapline street and attend our
services.
st. Paul's Evangelical church. Thir-
ty-eighth and Wood streets. August
c. Rasche. pastor. Services for Sun
day. September 2s. 1913: German
services at 1890 a. m. subject. THE
Stony Heart and the Heart OF Flesh"
Rev. I. Seybolj. of Hamburg. Ia. the
father of Mrs. A. Rasche. will prob
ably be with us on Sunday and will
conduct the services IL he arrives be-
fore or on Sunday English song
service in the evening at 7:30 p. m /:
Sunday Bible school at . p. m: Will
ing Workers society Wednesday at
8 p. m. Rally day and dedication
Sunday. October 3. 1918.
Chapline street NJ. r. church. 231s
Chapline street. T. C. Meredith. pas
tor-Public worship at 1870 n. m.
and 7:30 p. m. morning subject:
| "Christs Exaltation OF Woman;
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The Young Peoples Devotional Service
September 2s, 1919 2 Corinthians 9: s15
MISSIONARY ESSENTIALS A THOME AND ABROAD:
0II) GIVING.

God iovcth on hilarious civer. Ife
cots The example Tho atupHphere -
tho earth ~ seventy mile deep. WIN
SO ver b. brfathed up7 There arc 7z2
million cubic miles ~ water on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27

20. Matthew T.uthor,n rbu..h 40
aver street i'nWood. West Ntfstr..
NeF. Geo. J.. it'ln. pastor Tn. So.
- anu meetings dufiuE the we.k
ty. 80 a. m. SUNDAY scb,,oi ~ i..i ~
,Ia-a Tor adults. 90 so q. m prearbt,,.,
h'INlcts Ia the German Language. , -
- ~ hHkiHh services. Tuesday a. :
,h'tus 49, ~ James church ON Cn.ti,-
tiho street. "Wednesday a. DO ~ H.,
1910 ana social meeting Of a.,
t+uthFf league al the home ~ AIff,d
t'b' fHcJcI, Friday at T. ia rh,.r
i'utafH ai. saturday 90 . a IN in
7tfu'tiun ~ catechImcna.
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earh's surface. VIII " ever ~ drtInh
up TIE oak shakes. Hnd enough
ncorna fall 60 earth o. plant thou
eFad forests. VIII seed ever fan In
This abundance 81 nature u e. a. ~
God was sHyinE. do thou wtaeF'
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tcOutlnu.a from Pss. sin.j

Hear Peters ard Gaines AZ the blo
Republican rally az the Market Audi.
forum, Tuesday evening.
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The Church 90 ChIat-Nest N
Sfittcra Halt corner reuu aud viz
giuis streets. Wheeling island pf.-
tracted meeting eui1 euutiuusa vIft
EHpn interest Services. Lords T4..
study uf Che word. 70. o. a. m rrstt b-
ifE AMI weekly worship 80 20 fa 10 IN
and pfeHfhtuE ~ In D. ~ In trr
fuufntnE the theme ~ the sermon wlu
he 'rHuia Address 90 the Elders -
Lpherus. and o. the evening. Paul
Eefpfe AEftrpa cordial Imitation
~ extended 10 all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27

The International Bible Students as
sociatiOn has arranged for a series or
three Bible talks illustrated 10y "A large
chart The first of these chart talks
will be held Sunday afternoon at .. M
In the Mutual Savings Bank bulldin-.
opposite the Grand Central hotel AL
persons interested In Bible study are
cordially invited 10 attend. Subject for
for the first OF these lectures IL The
Three Worlds" to be given by SIR. L.
T stewart Of Pittsburgh MI those
who have attended the series OF lee
lures that has been held at the Court
theater for the past month will no
doubt appreciate this series OF chart
talks that Is TO be given. Christians
Of all denominations Will be made vel
come as we'll as those who are not uf-
filiated with any NJ the churches 81 our
city Seats are entirely free as well as
admission No collections are taken up
at any OF these meetings.
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Vance Memorial church. Woodadate
,. ~ Potter. minister. Services al ii
What w. mean by Salvation Ever-
ing Three steps On FofglVsueaa-- The
second step" sunday school 90 30
e. 90, Young Peoples meeting az D.
m.
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Zane street ~ l.. church S,,,,,a,...-
ni,'s a. follows: Preaching and com.
Huhi"n at 10 o'clock. sunday gchooi a.
- ,lo'N: g. H. Lemon. supt class
- INK ~ p. 30. AT So Secretary Ar
h"lu. 81 The ". Va. sunday school Asa.
gr.atl"H' VIII SPEAK. Epworth League on
tt,utsd"y evening. 80. prayer meeting
-. idg evening. 80. Ir I,sarfte
fTiday afternoon. $50 To ali a. 49,. -s
1879. 49, Jod are Invited. ". II. shuItz.
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~ lsnElsh Evangelical Lutheran
church o. sixteenth street. W = Is
ihE'f. pastor. 80. 20 sixteenth street
h" usual worship for tho Ninste.uff
ruihhl after Trinity at 10 30 n m ami
~ D. 90 SuudHy school az . 30 o. fn.
SUBJECT Tor morning sermon IT.,
.L'ti comma ndW'nt and the great sin
lfaycr meeting "wednesday stsnlnr "a
-. ~ Whlrh time tte teaching ga fI..
bible on great que-tions are dtscg.s.,.
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- James Evangelical Lutheran
ndp'L Tin Grove. west Ntrrlrft
NeN. VI. Steuer assistant ta.tes
.Fii't' hih sunday after Trinity 10
%. 10 fusliHh rrtaching services All
ere cordially Invited.
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pa or Bible school viii be held ~ = 80
o'clock. Guy Pryor. superintendent Tho
orchestra will begin playing at Is.
Preaching az 10 30 BY the pastor. sub
the C'hrfstian' The Christian EuIeagOr
society will meet ~ 8 80 o'clock prech-
ing services az : 80 o'clock by the pas
tor. subject, THE Stumbling Rlocks Of
Life" The pastor will take a. an eN-
ample some ~ the Institutions IN wheel
ing that are stumbling blocks fnr tho
youth - the city. ket. and Mrs. Iiutzlar
viii leave Sunday night a. uidn Gnt FOR
Toronto. Canada. to attend Tie iuterna-
tionai convention Of the Disciples 81
Christ and will be gone for about ten
days
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second Presbyterian church Rally
80. corner Market and Twentieth
''-SeTNices At 1880 a. m. and IA -
n m. sabbath school at $50 a m. Cb,is.
, IAN r'hueaNor meeting at Gas p. N:
ne iastor will preach sabbath mornin-
N HEeIs OF Loving Waters" John nj,
-. ana In the evening. Rally Day SER
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MaFwood Iresby tcrian church. Twen.
.ltth street. near Main. Edward I,,I
1907 ""bhath school at s.1u a m.
No. "i"s ana evening service. 10 a. ana
- % ti'th. Christian f.udcavof tr..ttm. /,
~ '-vV y. "a, prayer meeting W.df,,. ~
10 nv =. Every one ds .irtng q,
a.. " NJ ihc MiHsiun study class ABOUT
Cordoba a. bay ~ ''''S
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~. James EVANGELICAL Lutheran
"uTrh' lins-lili Chapline street Rev.
- W. Nerder, pastor. Rev VI Sfeuer
. rs Nineteenth sunday ar.
yer trinity: $50 a. m. Sunday schooI
1 .n bloIe classes (Engl sh and German1
tneilsh services. MONDAY eevnirD
ueaSn.Is meeting: Tuesday evening
,G e1,lhs or The male chorus. All are cor,
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st Johns Nv Prot -onyrec,,to. 49,
.or ". - Ilfert-NeNt SUNDAY. cei,br,.
uon"i Harvest Home. services AZ IN "a
a. a., n ~ German ana 3y =. m In .pe-.
n.etinE 90 the Ladies' Aid society NJ
lhurshtN evening the Yount, PEOPLE 80.
Slety VIII assemble IN the Lecture rom,
'''' announcements during services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27

Tightssnth Street chapel services IN
sabbath evening ~ 100 O'Clock. Hear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-27

the story cf how courage won out and
got it's reward. Good singing and no
collections. Come and bring q friend
with you John McMasters. leader.
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Third Presbyterian Church. Thirty.
eighth and Jacob streets. J. p. Leyen-
berger pastor-The usual services
VIII be he'd Sabbath. September 2sth:
preaching al 1915 a. m. and 1870 p.
m; Sabbath school al $50 a. m. and
Junior Christian Endeavor az ca n
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=, North street NJ =. church. John "a.
,teSs; pastor-Scrvic"s Sabbath. Seutem-
Der y. are as follows. Sunday school
y" n m W. \. Wilson. SUPERINTENDENT.
i"'." q m. sermon hv the pastor. sub
Epworth league. subject THE Nintsi.,:.
81 Sociahility." girls Of tho league In
"naISe' 1870 p. m. sermon. subject.
iauI $ counsel 10 business Men" Tues
nay my, y m, Junior league. Mrs. w. A.
wilson leading. Wednesday. 7:3O n m
p,ay.r meeting. subject. why Have n
niin-Ncek Prayer Service" Friday. 7.7o
sal All are cordially invited.