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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-18
New Perfection Oil
Stoves.

Satisfactory in every particu-
lar, fully deserving the name of
Perfection" Odorless, smoke
less, dangerless; as easy to OPP
crate as lamp. They have a
strong heating flame, producing
quick results.
1925 and up.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-18
william Oscar Roomc, Jr., Resigns.

William Oscar Roome, Jr., for ten
years in the service OF the District of
Columbia Health Department, yesterday
submitted his resignation to the Com
missioners- He was recently ordained to
the priesthood of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church. and elected to the rector
ship Of the Anacostia parish, Emmanuel
Church.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-18
A Family Friend.

Miss Marjorie Brown, of Atlanta. Ga.
| who is visiting Miss Eleanor Wilson. at
| the White House, Is the daughter of Mr..
Edward T. Brown. a former law partner
| of the Presidents.
The Japanese Ambassador, Viscount
Chinda, entertained informally at dinner
last night in honor of Baron Jauchi
Soyedo. Mr.. TABOO Kamiya. and Mr.. H.
Abika, who are visiting in Washington
for a few days. The members of the
embassy stan and a number of add
tional guests were invited to meet them.
The Brazilian Ambassador. Mr.. da
Cana, is spending a few days in New
York.
With the adjournment Of the United
States Supreme Court, the Chief Justice
and his Associate Justices and their
families are making plans to spend the
summer away from Washington
The Chief Justice goes TO Providence.
r. l., to receive a degree conferred upon
him by Brown University, after which he
will return to Washington. The last of
June the Chief Justice and Mrs. White
and their niece, Miss Leila Montgomery,
will go to the Green Brier White Sui
phur Springs, where they will remain
for three or four weeks. From there
they will go to Yellowstone Park. and
after a short visit will spend the re-
mainder of the summer in travel.
Mrs. James r. Mann, wife of Repre-
sentative Mann of Illinois, left Washing
ton yesterday for Deer Park, Nd, where
they have taken a cottage for the sum-
mer months. Representative Mann will
make trips to Deer Park whenever his
duties in Washington permit. and on the
adjournment of Congress will spend what
is left of the summer with Mrs. Mann at
Deer Park.
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Dine with Japanese Ambassador.

Baron J. Soyeda. Mr.. Tadoo Karmuga,
Of Tokyo; Mr.. George Shima, and Mr..
II. Abiko. of California, who are stop
ping at the Shoreham Hotel, dined last
night with the Japanese Ambassador
and the members Of the embassy stan.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs Craig Culbertson, of
Louisville. KY. are at the Shoreham
Hotel.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-18

The Starmont Aid for Consumptives will
give a lawn fete at Belmont. Fourteenth
and Clifton Streets, this afternoon from
to 10 o'clock. One of the attractive fea-
lures will be the singing Of Mrs. Warner
Gibbs There will also be other music
and dancing, with q sale Of refreshments,
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EDUCATIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION IN ACCOUNT.
aney. Practical work especially adapted to men
employed fspag. bulletin. Cal or address Director
Of Education. Y NJ C. A.. 1-A ST.. wa.hinston.
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Commodore and Mrs. Qyaltrough will go
to New York within q few days before
starting a series Of visits on Long Island.
Afterward they will 60 to Narragansett
Pier for their usual midsummer visit.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-18
The Lightning Mixer.

1925 and up.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-18

Mrs. Donald c. Bollard, Of New York
City. is visiting her mother. Mrs w. A.
Brooks. Of fayetteville. Nd.
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Mrs. Lillian r. Messenger. who Is at
present at Atlantic City, where her health
is greatly benefited by the bracing sea
air. will leave shortly for a mountain
resort where she will remain until
autumn.
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The minister of Costa Rica, Senior Don
Joaquin Bernardo Calvo, and Sonora
Dona Maria de Calvo. left Washington
yesterday for Glen Cove. Long Island.
where they have taken cottage for the
summer. They were accompanied by
Senorita Maria Calvo, Senorita Marta
Calvo, and the children Of the family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-04
Y. M. C. A. NOTES

The membership campaign planned
between the Young Mems Christian
associations Of WheeliTs. Parkcrs-
burg and Fairmont. will open next
week These associations will com
pete with each other 10 see which can
secure the largest number Of mem
beers for seven week DAYS The cam
paign VIII be on from Tuesday. Octo.
Der to October Il Members Of the
local association will try TO win the
contest \ meeting will be held Mon
day evening 20 arrange the teams.
Twelve captains have been selected.
The winter activities are on and
young men are enjoying the various
privileges OF membership I'm the as
ISOLATION
The boys gymnasium class will be
hold this morning There e. always
something doing for the boys I'm the
gymnas Hm on Saturday morning.
business mems gymnasium class Is
hold az o'clock. Monday and Thurs
day. seniors. Tuesday and Friday.
o'clock. Intermediates. Monday and
"wednesday. y o'clock. students. TUGS
day. "Wednesday and Friday after
Moons. boys Wednesday. $50 and
Saturday morning At 10: basketball
Monday. Tuesday Wednesday al
o'clock. and Thursday ~ : o'clock.
Tickets are out for tho annual Ice
turo and entertainment course which
consists oi the folio NiuE attractions.
The Stroilors' Male Ouartctte. byron
l'ltt. lecturer. Tahnn. Indian Icctur-
Or. The Dollic Mcdonnell Concert
COMPANY. the Killarney girls and rita
Rich Mrs Isabel GarEhill Eeachor.
iutorprHtlfiyo reader
Mems meeting viii bc hold 40 'hc
lHldiur SUNDAY afternoon 40 . as
o'clock This win BE- tho last W tho
sorios ~ meetings on character stud.
ire Tho characters fo hc considered
tomorrow VIII ho Daniel Next sun.
day biz meeting WIFI be- held ir tho
association auditorium. addressed hv
one ~ the aecrctarice OF tho irf~rr1.
tonal committee 90 The Young Mon.
Christian association
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- BUILDING LOTS
-TO
GIVEN A WAY FREEi
AN UNUSUAL BUILDING INDICTMENT
How Many Can You Spell?

Lot Free.
For Zach OF the Next Ten Highest
5000 Cash Credit
For -Four OF Those Receiving Credits
and Who VIII Build-A Lot Each Abso-
lutely Free.
Instructions: The person spelling the
greatest number OF words using only
the letters IN the word HEALTH" Will
ne given deed for building lot Ab-
solutcly free. without the payment Of
"a cent Zach Of the next ten highest
ment ou their choice Of the unSold lots
1ov-ioot front In the beautiful View
Ioint plan. out the pike. SC fare from
heelins You select from lots run
ming IN price from $4,000 up, ON easy
pay ment plan. 50 per month. Four OF
those receiving credits will be given
each a building lot absolutely free for
the building OF a dwelling house. An
0pportunlty To become your own land
lord start to-day. soon you will not be
buying rent receipts. Don't fail to send
your list Of words In before the time
specified. In our previous contest.
some OF those who least expected. We're
winners.
out and return 10 us with your list OF
words. 80 NO awards will be given
To anyone who assists another or re
ceives assistance from another person.
90 Letters to Doe used but once in
each word; no foreign words or abbrs-
Niations.
"a only one credit viii be made in
each family No awards will bc given
TO real estate agents. brokers or minors.
In case OF tie or dispute. We reserve
the right to make final decision.
Address The Wheeling Realty Com
pany. BIS Schmulbach building. Wheel
ing. ". Va All lists must reach our
office by Tuesday. october 9Th.
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MOSES CRY FOR HELD
CTHE STORN)

One OF the proverb.al after. sermon
grumbles was. why does the minis
ter always talk about those old Jews7
What have We 70 do with them" The
answer might have been. Much
every way!" Although they lived $50
long ago and 80 Ear away. the He
brews were human bciugs-lust men
and wOmen-wifl hopes. fear and
frailties Ike our own Their story "a
a cross-sectiOu OF life l. S. what
lie Is In every age and everywhere.
, in this instance the story is peculiar
, y exemplary. Instructive. corrective.
( and inspiratiOua. To any individual
, or mass OF such. seeking an ideal
ethical. social. or spiritual his pill
grim and pilldrcd march g. suggc8-
tive and helpful ia the last degree.
in point OF fact. if s. Just IA pictorial
representation ~ humanity aCe-.ols
guest OF the ultimate good .
NO progress. either az che individual
lor tho mass. SIS unhroknn by moral
I lapses. more or less shameful HoW
! true 20 nature. On this Instance. the
stroke which repre- SCENTS the present
ais OF Israel as unbcardhlo and mag
/ niles me small comforts % Egypt in-
TO delicious luXuries' Tharoah'l bill.
of-fare included meat. fish. cucum-
ibers. melons. lepk-. or .1u- and gar
Tic. JehOvah's Just mentions mama
Tho compAiners did not have sense
.enough 20 consider which menu was
tho better suited 20 the physical con.
fCitlons that then maintained and
therefore. was most sanitary Thev
ibll had 20 matriculat- in tho oxper.
Give school % experience. Fools uil
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Some Underwood BiIlFeatures

The Underwood hill puts the wool Of the West Virginia
farmer the free list
Il puts the Of the West Virginia farmer on the
free list " wv
puts the wheat and the Virginia farmer ON
the free list.
II puts the sheep and the West Virginia farmer
the free LIST.
hut. behold it abundantIy protects lemons lines
oranges and fruit fish and peanuts Of Georgia Florida
and Alabama
Free trade the products Of the Virginia farmer i
all right hut protection is good thing for Georgia Florida
and Alabama
for Julian C. Hcarnc is a vote Of protest against
this injustice.
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s,I iili'ahn'l baptist church. $500 ror
street, Ardon y Miller. pastor. 2g1e ~,
street~ sunday school meets at q.4h n
m, followed by preaching services al IL
juniors hold their service at
WI IN interesting program has been ar
.,tnged Tor the anniversary service Mon.
Sey evening The Acolian quartet viii
- I'm us Monday evening and helm in
making the gathering one 81 ,n,-1est
Nc can look back with pleasure Over
o . ntst year. which has been ono or
a.. .i, 6ipN'h IN all directions. wednes-
usE evening our regular PRAYER rnee,t,g
AZ 49,, cottage prayer meeting FridaS
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rally day exercises at p. m. State SEC
ret9ry Arnold and other noted speakers
VII make addresses. There VIII be ex-
ercises by the primary scholars. ". ars
ltShIing Tor big day and hope all uur
ho4ers and many friends will be pres-
snt. Junior G. =. society at Gao = m
layer meeting Tuesday. October :. at
as y. IN.
Thomson NJ z. church. 20 South
broadway. the Island. ". e. iIartinser.
pastors unday Is the last OF the con
ISI'nce year Every member "a expect
81 at church. other people are invited.
1890 "a. IN. baptism - Infants AMI the
tt'i afneHt or the Lord q supper. . o. M
sun lay school Every class desires IT,
i.lt enrolment present Notice change
gI- nour o.t' =. 'u, Epworth league,
70 =. m. preaching by the pastor. You
ana your friend are welcome at Thomson
,lur, %. SO better choir IN the city"
Music always special.
Wesley ". i. church. a7ce jacob
S,ffrrgt. Key. II Workman. pastor
adm. ristcrcI Co such chiIdren MS NAV b..
presented az tine beginning 81 tho eerv
The Hon. Eugene Sh.nn will de-
hurch and the school Sunday school
~ D. ~. w. q. Gum nEham. surcriu-
t'uicnt tlasa meeting 4t 500 % rr
Led by the pastor. Public worship al
, a'. I"rn"n hr TIE pastor. with r-fe-
reports from various church .rs,r.,re
j iis if the last service for the prcsen,
,"nt"r'rrc year. and all tho members
OF wesley are urred 90 Doe present
Itret Christian church. W IT Fields.
I"+to Tho FIRST christian conr~arstf1r,
III ""IS.In az t." Scottish E.to cat1c-
streets sunday. October r. ec-y'-ea se
-''t' We. i..ntc school 500 90 .7U l ru . COM
bon. % g. %. m. preaching % "a. M. .
~. The public ia cordially ln,ii.5 =,
,.,.,, "t services. Strangers made vel
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learn in no other With the flesh for
when they lus'cd' stu between
their teeth, mult!tude5 of them died
To picture an angry God "a shifting
tho people 20 death is iaf0i"rahlv Uu-
worthy. God GiI not DO IL ~ all.
except through %" natural Ortratiun
OF those laws which arc absolutely
iuparta! The soul thai sins
against these laws dies today by
their natural operation. The
prOF"rbial lone 0meue-- o. moral
leadership has Illustration in Moses
experience. Pc felt thar DO $50. L-.r
ing all il" p"uri" alone. And hr
was Hear uia pathetic crv fo God
Nhnr"for" hast thou afflicted fhy
servant. and wherefore have TO-.
found favor ST. thy s-I'. that ffIu
'ay"-' the burden Of all HIS p"orI"
upon me- Have 7 conceived all tsf.
ufo0.o' Have 7 beE0ft.n them. that
thou should-t say. Garry .h.m iu WV
bosom a. nursing flfl.r beIr.E.
O. sucking child uu'o fIr land which
thou sWcaresf unto their ftfi.r-' '
The condition has 20 Length Doc
come lneIferabic buf - before 'tn
psychological hour boo vu.gI parti
ton Of -rOraihillfr can Boo Hafn'.
made q moment earlier - wo"ic
llrr been impossible i'u' seventy
men can uOW Do found who iu alII.
fiou 20 uafiv" executive ability. share
tho vision and spirit OF Moses 10
-uoN c'rrrr sF 'p MAX" Thorn arrr.
icr0h." There was no art.fr1rr
trar-ferenre of Nose spirit Dr. was
already upon ffcm Tho call 'o ar-v.
ico only quick'rol o. and made 'hc
seventy conscious uf i's ro. .ns.IJu
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First Presbyterian church. corner NJ,
1,napline and Thirteenth streets. Rev
W. a Cook. n. d. minister-Services NJ
~ -Su n m, ana t-3o y. m. Tho Lord
lns service sabbath sch COL and BihIe
cases at s;l5 a. m: Memorial chapeI
canaan school. Eighteenth stree. y,
--oV =. m; Young Peoples class viii
resume work IN church parlor at s.46 n
m. prayer meeting Wednesday al 7.So
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public novena preparatory to the
teaSt Of saint Teresa. patroneSs OF IN
ar melte order. will commence in ~.
,,HLIcl or the Caruelitc SUNS. Pleasan.
services. which viii be hold AT 40 ea~r
afternoon from October 9Th 10 I'm in
Siusive. VIII be conducted by local
Services on -nc1t Sunday evening n.
20. IN the Bible Spiritualist church
lincoln avenue. Bridgeport. iilbtect
tSilSn tests given from the otter
side OF life. Mrs. Rev. Thomas. rostor
81. Matthews Lutheran church. ncp-
wood. West Virginia Rev. Geo. j. Holm
pastor. The services and m.oti,cs
during tho week will be. Twentieth
SUNDAY after Trinity. $50 a. m sun
~ Tiiy -, s,choo, ard bible class FOR adults
ing services IN the English Language.
-.s! D. m meeting 81 the Ladies eo-
J.. m. last quarterly conFreeati5ral
Ttem@. Is the Bihlc the WORD OF
oay SCHOOL teachers meeting Wedncs-
oty evening regular birthday party
ana social for october. Thursday
''rrinE - p. M. meeting ~ Churrn
,'NhclI saturday az a. m instruct
ION OF catcchumens.
FIRST United PRESBYTERIAN cby-c,
nrNt door 90 postoTicc. Rev Chas "
robinson. j T.. pastor Regular sab
l''I services az 10 50 "a. On. and 7.2O p.
m. with sermons by tho pastor. Hibie
f"hool az g go a. m. with adult rIasse-
for men ana women Mid week rrovc-
s'rvlces. Wednesday AZ 7.45 y m s
vices '' "es' ser
81 Janice Evangelical Lutheran
church 1t'a-1ff1 Chqplin. street rev
VS. Werd'r. pastor Rev " Steuer.
tIni pastor Twentieth sunday
.ri UIhfc classes ,ErrIiqh ana Ger.
mani 1890 a. w German services.
30 p m, English services. 4 week
from sunday Holy communion both
evening meeting NJ frc Ecna-oIert e1-
'.rft. Tuesday evening meeting ~ tho
'' meeting % Tho Luther league.
thursday evening meeting 81 the
church council All are cordially invit-
S. James Evangelical Lutheran
,'icl Elm Grove. West virginia. Hov.
asa ,'' e1r' 'I.'''i pa, r1II'or Sn l,.,,y
'a services no frs county irf-m-
H'f ~ Monday evening Teachers
I'...i'ns .riinv afternoon - %. m.
So t-dr-w. rpI.ccra' church There
SUNDAY le follows Celebration 10
iI Communion a' sunday
~ m HrI evening PRAYER
sermon o. a' p m. j. =. Fish.
S. r.,r' l, prot rerr-er.uor.
- 20 m 'r Ggrm11 and
SCHOOL nt o.. $50 evening
'.." 'uf fhr congregation viii I..r
r.r ns ,st,t-,...r PCS i, ,rsr.
.t'rH'r church. CORNER E.T ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-04

The First Spirltuallst church viii ho,s
services IN the odd Fellows hail sun
DAY. october 9Th. at 80 p m. Chiidr.nis
proEresSiNe lyceum az 1870 a. m. Rev
- w. Way. pastor and psvciiic -
t.re. Followed with spirit messages. ~,
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The Third Presbyterian church TIL
,Elghth and Jacob streets. J = I.e,,-
shberger. pastor-The usual service. "a :, +,
~, Iet1 Sabbath. October 9Th. Prcachin,.
NJ 80 a. m. and : 30 p. m. S9bbat1
SSh9ol nj 80 n. m. and Junior Chrtsti,,
Endeavor at Gas p. m. - '''''
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Thirty-sith streets. to which our con
gregation ~ cordially invited. After
the morning service quarterly congre-
gational meeting. Further announce
ments during service.
st. Paurs Evangelical church. Thirty
Kasche. pastor. Services for october
.. 1913. German services ut 1880 a
m. Rev. l. 7. J.. Seybold. Of Hamburg.
la, will deliver the sermon. Rally
Day and dedication OF Sunday school
on sunday afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
q. Hempelmann. OF steubenNilIe prin.
music. souvenirs for all EnEli
preaching services at 1880 ,. m. sub
ject: What sort OF a disciple am >;
y cordial invitation is etended to all
who are not affiliated with any church
Second Presbyterian church. conner
Market and Twcnticth streets. Rev.
Thomas Grier Koontz. II. u. pastor
Services az 1880 a. m. and 1850 =. m
sabbath school At 30 a. m. Christian
Endeavor meeting at s.t5 y. m. prayer
meeting Wednesday At s.f5 y. m Tho
pastor will preach sabbath morning on
Heb. Niii.13. Without the Camp and in
the evening on The Sin Of Unbelef"
Sscra ment Of the Lords supper AZ the
morning service. a teachers training
day evening at 80, beginning October
6. Tt ere will be ten lessons. as follows:
oct. 6. "How Did We Get our BibIe7F
oct. IL, How TO study the Bible-Ry
books. by characters. by topics by texts.
How TO mark your Bible"
oct. 20. Great Chapters and Texts
For hdcksliders. for sinners seeking
Christ. FOR converts and believers; great
prayers and little gospels"
oct. -. The story Of Redemption"
Nov. .. THE Land Of the Rock"
Nov. 10, Types and symbols"
Nov. Il. The Second Coming of
Christ"
Nov. -. The Sure Word of Prorhesy"
Dec I. The Living word and the
Written Word"
Dec. 8. Dealing With the Tnsavcd.''
The choir will sing the following mu-
SIC.
Morning service:
Anthem. Just As I Am" .......... Rohm
Onertory. There Is a Green i'm Far
Away $3.50: .-.....-.--.... Gounod
Evening service.
Anthem. Rejoice In tho Lord" .......
Oneriory. There Is an Hour Of Hal
lowed fea,e'--.- -.......... Wilkinson
Second United PRESBYTERIAN church
Services at Y. NJ G. 4. auditorium at
1913 q. m. Rev. !. H. I.itteu. ID l.. pas
tor. Evening service M 1.3O. Sahbath
school at $50. prayer service Wednesday
evening at ..a..
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Mrs. J. c. Heinlein. Song by school.
eCr"tary y report. Treasurer's re-
port Song hy school Brief report
By classes. Announcements and offer
ing Short talk. Supt. J. A. Black
ford. Song by school. Short talk by
the pastor Song b. School Bene-
diCtiOn. tSileut Prayer
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IN THE CHURCHES

German Methodist church. Chapline
street. opposite high school. Rev. 7.
A Speckmann. pastor. sunday school
al ?:l5 q. m. communion service At
1880 "a IN. Rev. a. Pullman. OF
Berca. o. will deliver the sermon.
evening service az 40 p m. Rev.
Pullman viii talk on the worlds sun
day school convention which was held
IN Zurich. Switzerland. the past sum
mer "Wednesday evening the usual
prayer meeting al 7.45 p. IN. \ cor
dial invitation 20 attend all services
is extended 20 every one. All visitors
welcome
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church ana Sunday school: s.as ?. m.
EpWorth league. subject. Choosing
Chums. Miss Cora Serig leading. I.3J
p. m. the pastors closing sermon and
report Of the years work: Monday, $50
=. m. official board meeting. Tuesday.
p IN. Junior league. Mrs ". A VII
son. leader. Wednesday. $50 =. m..
prayer meeting. Il. g. Dean. reader:
thursday, =. m. st Johns brother
mood. Friday, $50 p. m. Boys brigade
and choir rehearsal All are cordially
invited 10 these services.
Sunday services at the New Mar
ket Auditorium-l0 n. m. Love
Feast. leader. Rev. b. +. Newsome:
1925 a. m. sermon. Rev. II. r.
Downs. ID. d; 3 p. IN. sermon. Rev.
J. T. Gibbons: p m. prayer and
praise meeting. Rev. T. H. Mcconnell:
80 y. m, Rev. r. +. Hurley. II. ID.
Frs; Baptist church. Twelfth and BY
ION streets. J.. T. Brininstool. pastor
ne GiNer Back OF the GIFT IL inc
ihouEht OF the morning service at 1910.
The Lords supper Will be observed AZ
the close OF tie service 4 rnatater or
Nital interest TO every member OF the
Shurch VIII be presented at this hour:
az DC present In the evening At
80 the query. VIII God Hear When
me Nlcked CALL In an emergency all
men cry out TO God. does lie always
.'S,i blbie sch Dol. BIS. Warwood Mis-
son school. ESQ. special services AZ the
Home Tor the Aged at 4 o'clock. Young
fsople's service. s 80 Special r,eofrrg,
OF me Adult Baraca and PhiIathea
SlasteS tuesday evening at 7gn 1pr
BIBLE school workers lunch together ot
p m. Wednesday. the training class
linInedi lately following. Mid-week praver
SerNi,e. $50. Special meeting OF All IA
ules OF the church follows the PRAYER
services. hearty welcome TO All SCI,
vices OF the church
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First Christian Church. Elm Grove
Bible school and communion 10 TO
11.l5 sunday morning Christian on
dcavor. 6 -. Preaching. : 80. sub
jsct. Prohibition Everybody wei
come.
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Thirty-sith streets. 10 which our con-
gregation ~ cordially invited After
tho morning service quarterly congre-
gational meeting. Further announce
ments during service.
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AT BELLAIRE

The present stage OF water will do
very little damage to the city Of Bell
airo. as only the loWlands and the re-
giOns around Twenty siNth street are
Hooded. The residents Of this section
moved the majority ~ their household
goods yesterday afternoon The houses
in On" vicinity o. Cherry Alley are al
most completely Inundated.
The Imperial Glass Company has
n force OF about two hundred mon a.
work yesterday moving tho 200 OO0
barrels 81 ware which have been
stored in Tho basement The works
Will suspend operations as VIII scv.
eral other large plants. until the water
rcccdss
The pgp.,s o. she public schools who
Two 300 tho food districts were dih.
missed yesterday afternoon 90 an early
hour Tn. First and Secoud Ward
and Pinch Run schools viii b closed
until tHo food is over
The street cor company was com
PEELED tO transfer passenger. at Pinch
Run and at R.oryirp owing % tho
fact that fhc water Guy on traffic over
OBJ" Whisky and Pinch Run bridges