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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-02-27
The Prohibition Amendment.
ANTI-sALooN.

House Bill No 8, the prohibition
amendment measure, has passed both
houses and been approved by the Cover
nor. 1t is bottle-tight, cIub-tight, elimi-
mating potable distilled liquors, vine,
beer, ale and drinks of like nature from
the convivial board, and the scheme of
materia medica. except that alcohol
may be obtained on physicians pres
criptlons. and the bung is left out Of
the cider barrel. Sentinel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-02-27
Oh You Fruit MenI

= mother, is father in the fruit BUSH
ness?" me son. What put that idea
into your head?" well. when he
took me out for walk the other day..
he met Mr.. Jones, and all they talked
about was peaches, pippins and dates. !"
Exchange.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-02-27
The Pendleton Times !.

We extend welcome to the Pend
Teton Times. the new Democratic news
paper, which began its career last week
under the editorial management of Hon
William Mccoy, his brother, Mr.. Rich
ard Mccoy being the Business Manager
It is the only paper published in Pendle
ton Cou t. and we bespeak for it pros
porous future.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-02-27
Hon. C. N. Wetzel a Candi-
date.

Hon. C. NJ. Wetzel will be csndi-
date for appointment to the Office of
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
under President Wilson.
Mr. Wetzei held an appointment in
the Treasury Department under Cleve-
lands administration.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-02-27
As Expected.

The Bill to prevent the grant
ng of saloon license after July
LIST, of this year in counties which
were dry" when the Prohibition
Amendment was ratified, includ-
ing Jefferson, passed the House
but was strangled in the State
Senate-as expected.
Here endeth the first lesson
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-02-27
McGraw Mentioned For
Secretary OF The Navy.

The Eastern papers have Hon. John
T. McGraw slated for Secretary of the
Navy. His friends are hoping that
the report is true-but whether Col.
McGraw aspires to the honor of hold
ing a portfolio in President Wilson's
Cabinet is not known.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-02-27
FROST PROOF CABBAGE
PLANTS.

Place your orders now for
South Carolina Frost Proof Cab
bage Plants to be delivered when
needed. Quality the best. Re
fer to those who planted them
last year.
BILLY CAMPBELL.
40s S. George Street,
Charles Town, w. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-02-27
!" ROXTON" FOR SALE
Farm of Late VIM. NJ. Clements near
Point. w. Va.


Point, w. Va.
By virtue of the authority vested the undersigned the Will
of the late Col VIM M Clements "Roxon the of will
be sold public House.
on Saturday, March 1, 1913 at II O'clock, A. M.
"oston farm the of Clements Manager
of the B. q o. Railroad, and contains about
240 Acres of High-Class Limestone Land,
adjacent the Summit Point and Bye turnpike threourths mile
from the B. O. Railroad Summit Point The the farm
the ideals of practical of and refined tastes The
residence is a
Modern Structure of Fifteen Rooms,
surrounded by spacious beau flowers shrubbery
mental feature of the lawn is large cold fur
nshng supply through pipes the residence and barns besides
abundance for dairy purposes The farm has bearing orchard of four
addition abundance smaller The buildings
substantial construction and spacious in size including
Large Stone Bank Barn with Stock Barn
adjacent together with UPTODATE SLO CORN CRIB SHEDS
CARRIAGE HOUSE STABLE FOR CARRIAGE HORSES
tire buildings making the show places the famous Snan
doah Valley The the buildings $4,000
The farm soil admirably adapted the production Of apples
This farm will be sold subject terminating January 1914
which time will be The landlords share the wheat
this purchaser
landlords share planted the of 1913 and
given the privilege of putting wheat the fall of said
TERMS OF the residue
equal annual nam evidenced by the obligations of the purchaser
bearing from day of sale and secured by deed Of trust
on the property Sold
(MRs). sALLIE c. BUSHONG ExEcUrR1x
1923 Hamilton Boulevard Hagersown, Md.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-02-27
Nemesis.
(Conmunicated:)

(communicated.}
Harpers Ferry. W. Va,
George Washing toms Birthday.
To The Free Press:-
With murder and suicide charged
against the saloons since they were
forced back on the County only seven
weeks ago, do those responsible feel
any sense Of blood guiltiness7
Do the consciences of those who
made these things possible, by their
votes, trouble them ''in the still wat
ches of the night?
ANTI-SALOoN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-02-27

"A good friend in the Western
part of the State, after reading
a letter in the Free Press on the
sends us these FIVE year
old clippings, and comments on
our position at that time on pro-
gressive men and measures in a
manner we are too modest to
disclose.
Charles Town, W. Va,
March 9. 1908.
To the Messrs. fancy,
Wheeling Register,
Wheeling, w. Va.
Gentlemen:
/ venture to express my
preference for the Hon. William Camp,
bell of Jefferson for Delegate at Large
to represent this State at the Denver
Convention in June next. Mr.. Camp
bell is thorough Democrat and stands
where he stood in 1894, IN favor of
Democratic principles. Inthis District
Jefferson should have controlling
voice, but she has not been accorded
that preference which she deserves.
She was for Judge Parker at time
when she should have been outspoken
for W. ]. Bryan, but this was a piece
of party trickery which we hope never
to see repeated. The stalwart Demo.
Gratis OF W. Va, are known to be fol
Mr.. Bryan, and they cannot and will not
permit any small class of politicians tc
palter, in double sense, in express
ing the will of the Democracy at Den
yer.
Some who pretend to lead should be
more modest, aud not thrust themselves
forward and misrepresent the State.
/ am taking no part in public affairs
and. in fact, my debility would render
such activity impossible. But let every
mans position be marked in advance
and adhered to; otherwise after thu
election there will be 'crowding o.
the band wagon" by many who wer'
traitors to Bryan in his hour of peril.
Yours truly,
(Signed) DAN'L B. LUCAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-02-27

In the matter Of the petition of the
Standard Lime and Stone Company,
P. S. Mll!ard ct al, to change the pub
lie road near Millville, Jefferson Coun-
ty, West Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-02-27
WANTED.

A lazy liver leads to chronic dyspep-
STA and constipation, -weakens the
whole system. Doan's Regulets l25c
per box) act mildly on the liver and
bowels. At all drug stores. Advt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-02-27

To the Standard Lime and Stone
Company. Mrs. Susan v. Henkel and
all persons concerned:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1913-02-27

To pay the transportation for ex-
Union and ex-Confederate soldiers to
semi-centennial of the battle of Gettys-
burg to be, administered by DR.. Hat
field So, 600, for payment of County SUI
perintendents of Free Schools, to be
paid out of the general school fund
$154, 900 for the two years ard mne
x,nnnfha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13
THE SIN OF ACHAN
CTIIE STORY

Tie Book OF JI-h.s .- essentially his
tnricaI ~ ts the record OF the entrance
upon and the conquest OF Canaan Elf
un tnc plain narrative there are STRUNG
some Jewels that flash iu beauty and
Rre a. the same tire OF tho highest
utility Tor to-day. This incident |4 ono
Rlthoush 10 must be admitted .h.tff f..
a tOrhidding color. l.aoH a. night and
red a. blood. co. itself cons. .Il..
I'd. the defeat ~ Al vas a. petty aff7f-
~ was scarcely more than o. predatory
iucursion. for which e. very small fr1r-
ton 81 the army was thought 90 be ANN.
ply sufficient But i1 re moral or.
fects. ~ was ar lrrctrIeraIie dI.I ....
b. ~ the Cauaauites learned that f..
Israellteg were not lnvIutlhle Hr 10
the morale Of the ferIelItea was dam.
aged. The hearts Of tho people. to
courageous before. now became lirr lilo
water. Joshua was quick % learn the
gravity with the case ffe errr-f fr.
matter ont before tho LORD with ruIfI.
and familiar tokens ~ rnufrfffrr ana aI.
inpossi0ned appeal TU-hua.- rrIr.r
0aa timely. but Or 10 Had persisted If.
praying beyond a certain pr.rf 10 would
have been supreme folly Iuf r.f ~
period fp foGhua's rr1 Fcr w bon He ...H
Get thee ur'' The reFt thing rrru|rr.I
was quest Tor tho cause Nf defeat and
bringing ~ tho guilty fu rnrf-nfrfrf
cod himself Boo general terms. indicate.
fho cause ~ fNf HIrnHfrr 1lf Il DOL. ar
N 90 Joshua 90 ferret 0Hf Tho uIrf....I ...
offcnse and Offender The means fr tr
employed Dr. tie one current .r fIHf E4r
--eppeai ~ lot ~ fhia instance If a...
f0 he verified hv the confession ~ Tho
guilty party Nrhrr elH fI.
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oiisiral gr'fter his crime was essen
TALLY treason. lie got his r4iu AZ ffs
'p@t ar bis country lie waa ino-,Ii-
l"l"ll selfish. For one BabylouIeh Rar.
..Tlrt ne cared nj that IL thousand we're
"rnE" or gold. he was willing Thar rIs.
''IHt fN -hD ld lose treasure that rorrT
N'i De- counted. AChan'q first stem i,
''- descent 90 he'll was vanity THAT
DE "t rich stuff. dcerIv dyed erof
WIN threads of gold and silver AMI
LIhI1E Win Jewels. appealed 20 him
'i'. no -'"H was CuridifE. Bic u.IeIlft.
counted Tho exchange value ~ The gold
90 wedge ANA The fheckeIs OF silver
Huf DIS ill-gottcu gains brought
.'" only ahi"rt misery. Ito must need
'. 7'crefIte nt once. Instead Of dts
.lH' ing bis robe. no must needs hide Z,
I'T toad ~ spending hiq wealth. Do rrrrt
u.ff D. Then came the srarp parrs -
Nhenei0r What a night fhaf f-r-t
nave boon tret before the fatal lo+-re.,
E 'fe confess Of AUHnn had -,
moral falu" ~ was purely judicial p.
.' n..r.F .'.rmnu' of tro villain vNo
ff.'r Tho halter draw H., 49,
i..wfnf of AsHru was rffnr.trf. l
I." advance - civilization g. Do.
..t'rf NF fH" fact that 90 could NOT %
''. ir nrr day frr nr- orfrr.o
"i'''F'r a holocaust was made 81
.'N HfH PIT. family Including oven ~
dumb t.Htrr rurafHI. rDr Co.. .'......,
ir "t Dr.. Hn wu4 dressed fn tho af.f--
lahF lnrIeh garment md made %, t,r5
I'f silver ana gold in Ifa fardr T.b,,.
.e Hn0 plotted or nf erfaferr. ,-5 .I.
Yea NJ the possibility of descent.
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DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores o. Wheeling Rsaders A..
LearnInn the DUTY of The 49,.

Scores o. Wheeling Readers A..
learning the Duty Of the kidneys.
In Utter tho blood is tho kIdnevs.
Wnru 'hcv 'aI to do this. the Mid
rcfa Trn Hnn.
hackache and other Kidney ms ma,
Help the kIdncVs do their work
len D0au Kidney PUis.fho feat
fd Sidney remedy
Whreling people endorse their
worth.
Nrs % T Hiue. 1895 NrCoIIocb 81
" HnnInr. W Va. SAYS .For vanra
hid hfDlche and Kidney trouble
NHI nervous and dIfyf spells. aud inv
NH.. HH. soIf .HI efr The kidney
.f'I".uuF caused wo much ANNOY
Inrr read about uuaus kidney
fI'.. and used one box was
greatly relieved of fHr rIlIa aud other
symptoms of flc fr.uh.,
Iur sale hr HlI dealers Price .u
grrfH Foster. Nilhurn co punaIo
N'u Norl. sole agents Tor the United
|om0mh.. u. usme.poau. aul
fake uo other
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.I7' leaving 90 f1 rev1fre p-,v.- O..
Li| ..u..Ilpu.. with seIs 20
W.f| ones rr.
n.' f' frl what Che -f-...,..
require Hrf WITH COL. q. BAY.
.f'f' "lrfNrtrI IU ffa divine Fl.
. rr''. vas complete BOO rraf..
~. rH.I fu him. .Nrf ur'H ,.
'' mna' superb touches ~ rrstI.
ron .rrefrs o. fTnrrr vI.u ~ .
i..r .. Hes7 f.raff returning f-.r.
..Ii. marching fHrruFr Tits ve-.
l.F N1rsrIfsf 40 into 70 .ft...- -
ff.re The ...-.r.,f-. 49,.
.I'.. arf ~ were refeafa YET ir fsr
SONS fought md 'rarIrafI.r Tf.fu f...
"|' Hr '|n fnuH| HfNH|fr ..f.frr.r.
h.IHr fa strong rlrnrrerfaf.
f.r r|I fNrfH Tho uHFra rf afr fr
..fHfH. What shall If rrrrf = rrar ~
rain f'e whole wnrfT Hrf frse fi.
'r1 rnH. rrf $50 ran not serve grf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13
In the Churches
CHRISTMAS MUSIC

On next Saturday morning
the Intelligence will publish
the programs OF the Christmas
music 70 De rendered In the
various churches the following
day. An effort 10 being made
10 publish all the programs
and In this the Intelligence
asks the CO. ope ration Of all
the choir leaders OF the city.
IL Is earnestly requested that
all programs be In this office
not later than Thursday
evening next In order that
they may be properly elassI-
ned and handled. Kindly send
send Or mail them so they
viii reach US at that time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13
"CASCARETS" FINE
FOR THE BOWELS
No headache, bad taste, sour
stomach or coated tongue
by morning.

Get lO-cent box now
Are you keeping your liver. stom.
ach and bowels clean. pure and fresh
with Cascarets-or merely forcing a
passageway every few DAYS with
salts. cathartic pills or castor oiiY
This Is important
Cascarets Immediately cleanse the
stomach. remove tho sour. undigested
and fermenting food and foul gases /.
'ake the excess bile from the liver
ana carry out OF the system the con.
supated waste matter and poison In
the bowels.
NO odds how sick. headachy. bilious
and consipated you feel. a Ca.c,re,
tonight will straighten you out by
morning. They work while you sleep.
a lO-cent box from your druggist will
Keep your head clear. stomach sweet
and your liver and bowels regular for
months. Don't forget the children
tneir little insides need gentle
cleansing. too.
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Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
church. first church south OF Twelfth
on thapline. No. 1919. Arthur ". Mills
IN. D., pastor. Public worship a. 1890
r. m. sermon BY Bishop Earl Crauston.
ID. d, LID. Evening worship At s.30.
theme or sermon. Does sonalltN
survive Death Part IT. the fourth IN
series of sermons on Death and Be
youd." special music at both services
hy a. chorus choir Of trained voices
sunday school at 9:Ib = %. Junior
league az $3.50 y. n. Epworth league
AT 30 y. m. \ hearty Invitation s. ex-
tended 20 all strangers and those with
our church home TO Join with the con
Eregauon In All these services All
seats free and most cordial welcome
awaits every body who comes.
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Edgwood I.nth.ran chnrch b. n.

Eqgwood Lutheran church. Rev Ralph
- iArs!i man, pastor-Services M 7.4E
J. m. tthlrd sunday In Advent): sun
GAY school at gao in the afternoon a
nvsi cordial invitation Is given 10 the
H"-ll' 10 an or these services
Emmanuel Baptist churCh 2s2a For
street Arden n Miller psstor-sab-
'1l" 1c.ool at $50 a. m. 90 which YOU
l'e-iopic. To Right the Wrong. Ju-
h.ors meet az 2.3o D. M. The Baraca
,.sN- mas meeting at Mr.. N. l. Bonds
H.t"'f a. 80. Evening preaching.
$50. T. \. y. T.. following tie eveniur
service. DO not forget that this is ..To,.
ION S9ndaN- Willing Workers
h'tntf on WetuesdaH az 10 a. m for
lN'tF Norh Regular prayer meeting.
100 p. 10. "wednesday You viii find
N'i'"me II you attend any OF our ser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13

St Andrews church. Thirty-seventh
and FoN -treets-There win be ssrv-
ices I'm st Andrews church tomorrow,
the third Sunday In Advent Morning
PRAYER and sermon 81 half past 10
O'Clock sunday school az o'clock ga
the afternoon. Evening prayer and GER
mon NJ l7fr past o'clock Bishop Pc
teritIu viii - present and will preach
40 the evening service. A. this ~ the
urst visit the bishop has been able To
make uF since the changes and i'm
uruVeru~ntf we're made iu our church in
which 20 has 80 very literally hciref
~. 70 l. expected that an viii show
tI'.- appreciation OF his kindness hy he
irr present ~ The service tu the even
inE. N0t ono Of the CON rruufgarrs
should Doe absent. James T.. Ftsh. rector
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N9rth street NJ +. church. Fifth and
Msrket streets; John N. Hess, minister
49,, iS schooi. $3.50 a m. r. -. wil-
=. stpel intendent. preaching, 1890 a
~. - anu 80 = m. Morning subject.
low God Commendeth HIS Love va
t,nv,o.,It' enlng topic: The Two Sons.
I'1t uraiiNlng our Holy DAYS ana
iiaoaloayS Tuesday. 1850 p. m. Junior
a., cue Alrs. W. y. Wilson, superintend-
.ee'lhs, Thursday. $50 p. m. Ladies
Ma society meeting and luncheon. Fri
NY oa 80 =. m. Boys brigade and choir
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Second United Pre- yterian church
az TIE y. NJ. g. A. Rev. j. H. Iittel
'-- D.. pastor Morning service IU.4s.
%. 'hing. $50. sabbath schools and Bible
asses for men and women AZ $50
.f.Niihh tnd~ANor ~ ,. m. The union
PRAYER service 4U lecture room or ur.
tst Fit~'Nt'riuu church or Wedne--
Gay evening Of 800. Tie service viii
or Wheeling Fresuyterv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13

International Bible students associa-
ton will hold regular rervices in their
hall on second floor Mutual bank build
ing sunday morning at lO:45 and sun
day afternoon at o'clock. Pastor J.
r. Martin. representing the Interna-
tonal Bible Students association. will
be present upon both occasions. MT
Martins Will address the public Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. using for his
subject Something Better Than Social
ism The public f. cordially invited
70 attend these meetings Seats free
and no collections.
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=, atwood Lutheran church: Rev
inalPH a. Harshnan. pastor-Services
i"-f5 q. m. third SUNDAY in Adventl
sunday school ESQ In The arterpno,,
All are Invited TO these services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13

first Baptist church.I' wenlfth md
Byron street,. r. g. Erfninstooi maze
re MlE.t of Memory" IS the thought
.. me tn. I."E service al 1880. Tho
tslnie schOYl precedss the morning wor-
hlp, meeting on s.l5. The Mems Bar
act class nrEe- every man not connected
Win Bible ruoOi Co drop into the
,tiss session sunday and meet tho men
fnd see The methods Of this body. War
wood Mission school. TiTth and Main
rII~els. $50 %. W. Dung Peoples meet
.uE ~ $3.50. ir charge or Prof T O.
humphrey. considering the truth. In
~ liunl Freedom Essential Progress.
- HouE.f % the evening service a.
ESQ e.. The Social Evil Shall We ny
terminate os ScrreE4to To- HaptismaI
t"tNire o. TIE evening a genuine well
come 20 all fr-' Ices 90 che church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13

NatwOod christian church: y. W.
l-N ans. pastor-H'bIe school NJ "a
a" clock. prcacH INK and communion sery-
lie az IT O'Clock. subject. "EnNiousness'
tWnE service at q 40 subject. DISC
"eoI-nce.' Hearty welcome TO all
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The Memorial Chapel Service.

At the service on Sunday night the
subject will be. The Man Who
Climbed n Tree to See Jesus" and
many lessons from the event. The
services are short and interesting. the
singing Is good. The aim is 10 do
what good we can In the neighbor-
hood. The attendance is very en-
couraging. Let many who read this
come with us and help in the work.
John McMaster. leader
First Church OF Christ. Scientist:
y. %. L. w. Auditorium, 1119 Chap
line street. Services Sunday at II a.
m. subject OF lesson. God. the Pre-
server OF Man Sunday school at 10
y. m: "Wednesday. testimonial meet
ing at p. m. same address Reading
room open daily. except Sundays and
Mondays. from IL m. to D. m. also
on saturday evenings. from : TO .
O'Clock. The public Is invited 10 visit
our reading room. No. lli9 Chapline
street and attend our services.
German Methodist church. Chapline
street. opposite High school. Rev. T.
\. Speckman. pastor. Sunday school
AZ 9:l5 r. m. Morning service in
German. ~ 1880. subject Preparing
mo Way Young Peoples meeting
AZ p. m. subject: Pastors Parish
work evening service. In English
al $50 subject: Condemned at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-13

Trinity Evangelical Luthsran church.
Rev. oscar -. Dean. la afsr g-0. T.ef
street Services for sunday. pecerrb.-
10. a. follows. Third SUNDAY in Ad-
Vent Morning worship. 10.70 r. u .
t-fpe- services. $50 D.. m. sunday
school D. m. Junior g. p $50 r. rr
FRIENDS and the public are invited TO am
services Regular monthly meeting OF
the frltherio1d % TrinlT ON TUESDAY
evening ~ o'~10ct. Everv ruerfbe-
this last meeting NJ the wear pra..-
Nff'.r~ On Wednesday evening az Do
f. clock Senior g. r Wedrt.lav even.
lnF o. t.iH. meeting % tho ~ Has
I.e. class. on Wedreeday evening At
- clock. Junior Bible study FRIDAY
Afternoon o. Z o'clock. cnterhetfcaf fr-
strurffgn Friday evening az g 90. sen.
Tor choir rehearsal Friday evening af G
O'Clock Reg lar services next LORDS
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u ance Memorial Presbyterian church
=" oousuale, j. NJ. Potter. minister-Ser-
ICES az II a. m. and 80 D. m. Morn
.nk subject; Thy Nelghbor As NV
val, sunday school at $40 a m.
ioung Peoples meeting a. n M
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Lutheran.

Zion Lutheran Church. 211s Market
street. Rev. \. /. Benze. pastor. Third
sunday In Advent Sunday school at
9:15 n. m: chief service at 1880 n.
m; English vespers NJ 7:30 p. m. Mu-
steal rrmbers on Sunday.
Chief Service-Prelude. Enchanted
Chimes Mason; anthem. Come Hly
Spirit Mendelssohn; anthem. Make
Wide the Portals" Haupt: ofrertory.
Largo Hendel: rostlude. Grand
Choir IN n" Spencer.
Nespers - Prelude. "PastoraIp a"
Ihorne; anthem. The Lord Is Ny
shepherd" Gaul: anthem. NV Soul
Truly Waiteth." Steane: offertorv.
"Andante in c Minor" Batiste: post
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Evangelical Reformed 81. Stepheu's
church. corner Eoff and Thirty-siNth
streets. Rev. Ernst Il. Ireuss. pastor
sunday. December -. German service
1890 d. 3D.. Bible school. 20. M Viii
ing " Workers. $3.50 D.. m. English even
ing service. 40 Thursday evening
choir rehearsal Monday. Wednesday
aua Erisa. instructions in Bible and
c.tt,sGism after school SUNDAY. Ic-
ccmber -. Celebration OF the LORD s.
Supper. a cordial invitation &C. extend
cd O. all services como and worship
with ue
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First Unitarian church.-"The Call
or the Carpenter" Bouck Whites IA
nous book upon the Life of Jesus.
will be discussed next Sunday morn
Ing at IL o'clock at the service in
the board OF trade rooms. Market
Auditorium building. Kindergarten
az the same hour.
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services are short and interesting The
singing Is good. The aim Is to 90 what
good We can ~ the neiEhborhood. The
la very encouraging Let
many Who read this come with ms and
help in tie work. ohm McMasttr. leader.
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Second Presbyterian church. corner
Market and Twentieth streets. Rev
Thomas Grier Koontz. -. D., pastor
Services at 1915 a. m. and 7:45 .. IN. /:
sabbath school at $3.50 a. m. Christian
Endeavor meeting AT s;45 p. IN. prayer
meeting "wednesday A. TAB p. m. The
pastor will preach Sabbath morning on
T he Voice ~ one GIVING IN the VIII
deruess' Matt. -. and In the evening
on Contrasting our Sins" II we con
Tess our sins lie f. faithful and just to
forgive US. n John 1.9.D Tho choir
VIII sing the following music:
Morning service