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Commerce Department Changes.

The Department Of Commerce has an
nounced the following changes in It's
personnel
Russell w. Cullen has been probation
ally appointed as clerk at $72O per annum
in the coast and geodetic survey.
Rudolph A. Shedd. classified laborer al
$66O, has been transferred from the
Interior Department to the bureau OF
foreign and domestic commerce.
Kenneth Huse. messenger boy IN tne
bureau Of the census has resigned.
In the bureau Of standards Albert II;
Thuras has been PROBATIONARY appointed
as laboratory assistant at $%U. and the
temporary appointment of Roger birdseii
as laboratory apprentice has been eA-
tended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24
PROGRESSIVE Is NEEDED"
Only Way for Republicans to Elect
President, Says Gronna.

Senator Gronna of North Dakota. pro-
gressive republican, declared today that
If the republican party is to win in the
next national election its candidate for
President must be a progressive.
There are any number of progressives
who would make good presidential candi-
dates for the republican party said Sen
ator Gronna. Among them are Sena-
tors La Toilette, Cummins, Bristow,
Borah and Col. Roosevelt"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24
Gimmy Burke Released.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, September "a
The release yesterday of Manager
Jimmy Burke by the Fort Wayne team
of the Central League probably means
he retirement of the veteran as an
lctive player. He will be one of the
,couts next season for the Detroit
American club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24
Players Released by the Cubs.

CHICAGO. September 2i.-Pitcher ].
Valandingham Hieronimus was one Of the
three players released by the Chicago
Nationals yesterday. With First Base
man Pauwen and Pitcher OConnor he
was sold to the Terre Haute Central
League club. Pitcher label of Wetmore,
Kan. who was drafted by Brooklyn from
Winnipeg and then turned over to the
Chicago Nationals. reported yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24
ATTENUATION SYSTEM.
Plan for Shortening Way to Write
Names of States.

From the Springfield Republican
Authorizations OF words and names need
revision from time to time, and some in
teresting suggestions are offered by a
correspondent Of the New York Evening
Post. who calls attention to neglect Of
the rule that when the first letters of a
word are taken 1t should be cut off just
before vowel. Thus "Wy" for Wyo-
ming is better than "Wyo"; "Wisc" is
to be preferred to wis., and or to
"Ore." ALA" does not violate the canon,
for it may be taken to follow the analogy
of Fla" rather than that Of Del" Oc-
casionally no system meets the case. and
the writer admires the holiness of mo"
for Missouri" emphasizing the point Of
difference from Miss" Is 1t too late. he
fornia. and cut down the cumbersome
Calf to '-Cf"? It might be worth
trial: the business men of the state could
probably manage 1t by a concerted eff
fort. and any statistician will prove that
there are millions Ill 1t. 1t is not a raSn
guess that even now a letter addressed to
san Francisco. Ef," would find its way
there Generally speaking, the abbrevia-
tons of the states are not first-class. ana
the lack of system is conspicuous. Eng
fish has perhaps fewer authorizations than
most languages. not bad defect, one
feels In using a German book of refer
ence. and there is need of a better codi-
iicatfon OF rules and usage. The most
conspicuous modern additions are those
made by librarians, whose chief concern
seems to have been brevity, sometimes at
the expense of intelligibility. The art has
been most highly developed by short
hand writer's. who in general make use
of three methods. Either they take the
beginning. or the beginning and the end.
or they break the word In such way
as to suggest more to come: thus 'prsdnt"
is president and ''prsdn" Is ''presiden-
tai" Fortunately in these days of print,
typewriting and cheap paper. abbrevia-
lions are not SO essential as In former
times nor are we so given to stereotyped
formulate which can be expressed by
few letters But II Is important that what
authorizations we do use be made clear
and as systematic as possible, and the
rule of breaking before a vowel Is worth
=
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24
Fire Routs Students From Beds.

TACOMA, Wash. September 24.-Stu-
dents routed from their beds formed into
bucket brigades and drove flames from
their own dormitories at the University
of Puget Sound early today. but were
unable to prevent destruction Of the col
iege gymnasium and the domestic science
building. The cause Of the fire is un-
known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24
New York Publisher Arrested.

NEW YORK. September 2i.-Mitchell
Kennerley. the publisher, has been ar
rested at the instance of Anthony Com
stock. charged with having sent an in
decent book through the mails He was
released in 81 800 bail. Comstock an
nounced his intention of proceeding
against the author of the book also. The
authors name was not revealed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24
Legislator Convicted of Bribery.

SANTA FEE, N. NJ. September pa. p
Lucero. member of the legislature from
Rio Arriba county. indicted with three
other members of the legislature on
charges of solicitation Of brides in con-
nection with the election of United States
Senator Fall, was convicted yesterday.
The other cases will not be tried until
the next term of court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24
TESTIMONY IN SPEER CASE.
Hearing by Subcommittee to Begin
About Novemher Is.

Taking of testimony in the case of
United States District Judge Emory Speer
of Georgia for alleged misconduct in office
will be begun by subcommittee Of Con-
gress about November Is, Chairman Clay
ton Of the House judiciary committee an
nounced today
Mr.. Clayton expects to send the SUBJ
committee TO Macon, Ga, the jurist's
home. to take Judge Speer's testimony.
He is DESTROYS of presenting it to the
House before the new session starts in
December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24
Fatally Injured by Automobile.

WOODSTOCK. Va, September 24.-Miss
Mary Dosh was fatally injured here yes
terday when struck by an automobile as
she was crossing street. She died in
a few minutes. Her companion, Mrs..
John Paxton, was severely hurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24
Bail Fixed at $1,000.

Assistant United States Attorney Proc
tor, who represented the government In
the hearing before Commissioner Taylor,
expressed himself as satisfied with the
decision Of Commissioner Taylor lie
agreed to the fixing of bail at S,OOO.
Lamar himself was present when the
decision was handed down and took MS
defeat good naturedly. He said that ne
expected a different decision when the
case is carried to the higher courts. with
him were several of the officers OF the
Antitrust Association, with whom he Is
associated.
The case against Lamar had It's oegih-
ming when Lamar testified before the
Senate lobby committee and admitted
representing himself as Representative
Palmer in telephone conversations with
different New York inanciers in enorts
to secure the employment by them OF his
friend. David Lauterbach. q New YORK
lawyer.
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Wrong Kind.

From Judge.
Mrs. Benham-You said that after we
were married life would be one grand,
sweet song.
Benham-But ] didn't refer 10 chin
music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24

Col. John S. Harwood, nominee of the
democratic party for the Virginia senate
from Richmond, died Tuesday. after an
illness Of several months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24

Farmers Of Northumberland county,
Va. are elated over the bumper corn
crop this year. The crop Throughout the
county Is the best for many years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24

Purcell Jones. colored, convicted of kill
ing John Wise, also colored. and SEN
fenced to twelve years in the Virginia
penitentiary. escaped from Lexington
jail Monday. evening.
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LAMAR MUST co
BACK T0NEW YORK
Commissioner Taylor Rules
Against the "Wolf of
Wall Street."

David Lamar. the wolf of Wall street,
must stand trial in New York on the
charge Of attempting to defraud j. P.
Morgan & Co. and the United States
Steel Corporation by impersonating Rep
resentative A. Mitchell Palmer of Penn
sylvania, unless he can get the District
Supreme Court to intervene.
United States Com missioner Arson Tay-
lor today decided that Lamar must go
back to New York to answer to indict-
ments returned against him in June. The
decision handed down by Commissioner
Taylor today was the outcome of pre-
liminary hearing held last week on the
question of whether Lamar should be
turned over to the United States court
for the southern district of New York.
In announcing his decision today, Com
missioner Taylor cited Lamar to appear
in the new York court October Z. Ar
were Immediately made
whereby Lamar was released on $4,000
bail. George W. Ray appeared as his
bOndSman
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Hard Fight Promised.

Immediately after Commissioner Taylor
rendered his decision Henry Z. Davis,
attorney for Lamar, announced that he
would bring habeas corpus proceedings
in the District Supreme Court this week
to prevent Mr.. Lamar's removal to New
York. He said he would carry the case
to the Supreme Court Of the United
States if necessary.
In his decision Commissioner Taylor
considered two questions raised by At
torney Davis against the removal Of La
mar to New York. The first question had
to do with the admissibility of the indict-
ments and bench warrants issued in
New York, and the second dealt with the
question of whether the charges which
the indictments alege constitute an Of
Tense against the United States. Both
questions were decided adversely to
Lamar.
Commissioner Taylor declared that
such q fine point had been raised over
whether an offense against the govern
ment was really charged that he
thought it best that it be decided by the
higher court. This is the point on which
the entire case is believed to hang. 1t
depends on whether a member of Con-
gress is an Officer of the United
States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24

Washington Burdette. travelling sales
man, Is in a dying condition at Anderson.
w. Va. having accidentally shot himself
while cleaning his gun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-24

Two Of the big universities will start
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-18

~ and they can hardly fan 10 score
heavily.
Dolly Dimples. 10 viii be recalled.
Is being given under tho direction Of
the Osiris Temple ~ Shriners
Tho Indian boys are Fred Bartels,
Percy Reid. John Carney. Carl Kutz.
Louis Reynolds. Donald Young. liar.
old Ruttcr. Herbert Blake. John Net
bur. Wilbcrt Carrie. Bernard Dviz 10
roy Carrie. Irwin Boiler. Harold Phil
lips. Claire Harkins. James Olson.
Roy Jasper and Charles Miller.
The Girl o. Havana" chorus com
prises Marie Scamon. Elizabeth Fair.
Gertrude komple. Elsio carrie. Eliza
beth Burdatts. Cornedia Weimer. Hell
on Bowles. Ethel Fair. Dorothy Miller.
Ruth ponneson. Hazel Sonderman and
Hazel Seamon.
The Garden IN Sweden" boys
chorus includes Lester Libenstcin.
william g. Honenc. Charles J. Klotz.
Barrett Hrovn. j. Havercamp. J. s.
Jefferson. willard linn. Herman Ham
iltou. Charles G. Miller. james \.
Archibald
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MANS FIRST SIN.
THE STORY.

GENESIS Third
mhdehty the a
IS helpful toward the of
the Adams and Eve
as noby endowed
uaiy ueaSe OF their Maker But
the OF
one attractive tree they forbidden
was visible sign
God God
o. life con-
Inc true idea of Adams probably
NOT me excessive WEAKNESS incident labor
dominion subduns the
VINO corrected his mistakes
AZ length at period when
good hghtng chance He might
God He ought have The
An
even ne must needs make the
intent the deliberate
sestion OF doing Flesh
the objective complement Of the
OF the black orb OF sin which rolled
opened but not themselves exalted the lofty fallen
standing before The relation
pure instrument of the spirit
sense OF shame
OF tho shadows
stnct a
bearing
srdce OF
that moment bad loved devoted sheltered
densest paradise
hope fall ashanti The seed OF tho
the sod the evil seed shall
his bitten heel upon the serpents head
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Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday
evenings. Tho chorus and principals
have boon trained IN their parts 20 a
point approaching perfection.
Final rehrarsals are now being held
AZ the Scottish Rite cathedral. where
tho 900 performers meet IS the bust.
est place IN town.
Owing 20 the fact that tho choruses
nre 30 extremely large. the IntellL
gencer has been unable 20 print their
personncls IN single Issue. This
morning tho names % the Indian boys
and the girls IN the Havana" chorus
and tho Garden IN Sweden" BOYS
ara announced Tho whole number
were selected FOR their singing abilt
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WIFE Is FOUND
Cornelius o'Shsy. Who Lost Ills VINE
In This City. Located Her
In Pittsburgh.

Cornelius O'Shay. who has been
hunting in this city for his VITO for
the past few weeks. has located her
in Pittsburgh The local police yes
terday morning received a communal
cation from the missing wife. and she
Is located AZ 161 Ulysses street Mt.
Washington. Pittsburgh. Pa. She
claimed that she did nor get lost from
her husband. but that he ordered her
70 leave him. Tho couple came from
Wales and located In Bonwood
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THE TEACHERS LANTERN.

Modernze this
and older
HAPPY ogeoe are better and than those of Adam Worse
OF the provisions mercy Where sin aoun much abounds
5 Me
One does not TO the whole
rom
Picture the approach
rail- when be
the
is
opportunity inpro IL.
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UNIVERSAL WAR

Tho Hnai overthrow 90 tho Turkish
Turirc ans mo coming t-rivire11il
War. ae forcfoid in The iuhle. viii ho
Tho subject ~ a ecri~s ~ Illustrated
lectures rt Pastor charles Faicrlo,
recently rcturued from Turkey. and
The Uaikan states. az tho =. O. a. ".
Auditorium. trhYU'Irc street, hcrin-
ming SUNDAY. Jan 10. 20 % o. M
Mr.. r,Ieres was former Vi'le teacher
Of ono NJ tho central western cole
icfcs. and from hi7 kn"wlodxo ~
fhc nihie. nrd personal travels and
research. ie enabled Co.. speak with
authority aicnr thssc luce. Thia
Will Do rare treat fo The people OF
Wheeling. 80 admission ie charged
for those ssr,iree HrirE your Wuv
Sunday song tunks. adv.
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Is with
\
act Of the
is be
is
Is
individuals 1.-THE
an
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FINAL REHEARSALS.
OF DOLLY DIMPLES
NOW BEING HELD At SCOTTISH
RITE CATHEDRAL 81.
Big Production VIII BE Staged A.
court Theatre Monday. Tuesday
and "wednesday Next Week

Everything g. now practically IN
readiness fnr fu" production ~ Dolly
Dimp'es at the Court theatre next
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ECZEMA
Also Called letter, salt Rhsurn. Prurftus.
M3ik-Crust. Weeping shin, etc.
EczrMA CAN BE CURED TO STAY.

AteLGAaH kAN M G0hER NO
and whom ! say cured. mean just what
sar-.C-t RED. ami NOS merely
patched up Tor awhile. - return worse
truu before. Eemeurcr q make this
broad settlement after putting twelve
years 81 ny fiuo on frfa ono q scaseand
hanil.nE iu flc meantime nearly haif %
. million cases 90 t.ir dreadful disease.
Vow. I fu not rarc what 40 you nave
usci. NOR bow many doctors have tOid
1uu Nat you could rot hr curei-aii 4
tsk ie Just "a chance g. show YOU that
know what am tlkinc about n you
WI writ- no TO-DAY. I viii send YOU a
rREE TRIAL 90 my mild. soothing.
ruafHnfeci treatment nat viii convince
f.u more M l dlv than Q or anyone else
ruuII Ir a mont. time u you are dis
Eustol AMI discouraged. Just give ne =
chance Co rruNe my cia ns Hv writing
mc trIrf sou viii enjoy more real conn
fOrf thar you rHl ever tnougrt this
world holds for YOU just try 10 ana you
VIII eco o am fnifiur you tie truth
Dr. J. n. Cannaday l4s Court Biock,
sedalia- Mo.
Reference Tfird Rational Rank. soda
Na. NJ
could sou % a better At than - scnd
'Iie notice ~ some puor sufferer OF
tgsfUlat
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This is NJ lcap wear. but what real
y pretty girl carcs7
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Emanuel Baptist ch urch. 2s2g Eoff
street. pastor Arden y. Miller. 35l6 Eoff
etreet-Sunday school. Gas a. m. preach
ing at II o'clock, subject. The lap
pers.' evening preaching, 1870, topic.
wrong Hearts" Evangelistic services
welcome
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The Young Peoples Devotional Service.

January 49, 1918. Matthew 1870.
HOW CAN WE BETTER OUR PRAYER mEETNG7
Meeting
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Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
church. 1rst church south OF Twelfth
on ChapHne. Arthur ". Mills. pastor.
Evening worship at I 80 y. IN subject.
Excuses Ans we red" sunday school al
s.i6 m. Junior league at 30 p. ia.
and Epworth league at . 81 .. H. \
hearty welcome and worth while mes-
cage awaits all who Will attend these
servlces.
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Zion Lutheran church. 2ils Market
street Rev. \. l.. BcHze. IaSt1r Sep
tua EestfuH sunday chief service at
1880 d. IN The newly elected members
OF the church council Will be installed
at this service. sunday school az T..
IL English ycspers at 80 J.. "a. AL
are cordially invited. Confirmation
cIassts on Monday afternoon at AS
o'clock and on saturday morning The
Wheeling District Luther league VIII
meet - Parkerzturg on ThurFday The
local Luther league will not meet until
Jan 20.
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Tho First Spiritualist church will hold
services In the odd Fellows hall sum
day. January 18Th. at $50 .. IN. Ly-
ceun at 1890 a. IN. Rev. O.. ". Way.
pastor and psychic Lecture. followed
with spirit messages. All are welcome.
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The Third Presbyterian church.
Thirty-eishth and Jacob streets, j. r.
Leyenbergor. pastor. The services for
sabbath. January 18th. are as follows
Preaching at 1880 a and 1890 u. IN .
sabbath school at T. IA. and JUNIOR
CnristIan Endeavor at s:45 u. IN. The
Mems Bible class will meet at . 30 a m
instead OF y. m. The Lords supper
VIII be observed IN connection with the
morning service
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In the Churches

Trinity Lutheran church. Rev. Oscar
c. Dean. pastor-Reguiar morning ser
vices. 1880. Sermon subject. The Two
Sewers" The installation OF the newly
elected church officers will take place.
sunday school services. y. m Jr. C L
services. $3.50 y. IN. Regular evening ser
vice. 1850. Sermon subject. The Ilnr ie-
ments OF God" You Will be welcome At
all these services.
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waynan \ 81 r. church Market
street Rev " - Davis. IT, j. pastor.
IH.45 a IT, sermYf.-"'i1d Plan FOR
Mans Moral Growth 1915 O.. 20.
las meeting gao 3 ri sunday school
Mans FIRST Sin Nr o.. j tfrauarr.
superintendent 8 90 g. M Alien q r..
League. How can W. t.ot-sr our
Prayer Meeting st Matt I..i--zo.
Mrs Percy Harris. PRECEDENT Ca. Z m
serr1on-"Refpica with mo. for u hat o.
found my sheep that Wa lost TIE
beautiful solo Tho Eirrfv HrI %ins.-
will DO sung a. ibis s.rtIrc Revival
Rervtres will DO conducted 10 Nt-r01u
4 " r. church each Might rrE' wee y
Tr. ~ = ffavIa WY preach 40 go b.
reryfce On sunday and each evening
during the week
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81 Matthew'S Episcopal church, cor
ner Charline and Fifteenth streets, sep
tuaEesima sunday. sunday. Jan. l9th.
1913 a m. Holy Communion. 10: 80
4 m morning prayer. first portion COM
munion office and sermon. 2:l5 y. ~.
Suncay school: $50 .. IN. evening prayer
ana organ recital, =. M. sunday school.
st Johns. Echo Point; , y. m. Sunday
school. 81. Paul's. Elm Grove; D. m.
evening prayer and address. 81. Iaui's.
Elm Grove. Services for the week at ST
Matthews. a. follows: Wednesday, 10: 80
4 m. morning prayer and lltany: Friday.
lo:3o a m. morning prayer and litany (:
FRIDAY. 1910 y. m. evening prayer. Sat
urday. conversion OF ST. Paul, holy COM
munion, 1890 a m.
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First Christian church. W. n. Fields.
pastor-The First Christian church con-
kregaton Will worship at the Scottish
Rite Cathedral, corner Fourteenth and
Byron 1treets. Bible school. $3.50 a. m,
X. T. Truxell, Supt.; communion. l0:t5;
preaching. IL 90; \. l.. :. e. F.. 6:45.
Thursday evenings at Second Presbyter-
ian church, corner Twentieth and Market
streets The public is cordially invited
to attend all services. Strangers made
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German Methodist church. Chapiine
street. opposite High school. Rev l. A
Spechnlann. pastOr-Sunday school at
y Is q m. general class meeting at 80.
Morning service at 1880. subject
Wholly Sanctified." Song service at
: y. m. English evening service at go,
subject The Unanswered Question ''
Revival services Will Coufiuu. through
out the week. every evening except sat
urday. ALI are welcome and invited TO
attend
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Elm Grove Christian church-Teaching
service. 1910 o'clock Sunday morning
Christian Endeavor. $50: preaching. 80.
by Rev. A T. Cox. subject, In HIS
Image. Everybody welcome.
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Universal War" The Overthrow OF
the Turkish Empire and the Coming Uni
vereal War" as roretold in the Bible, Will
be the subjects OF n series OF lectures be-
ginning sunday. January l9, at 1:3O D..
m. az A u. l.. W. temple. Chaplins
street. Pastor Charles Baiereie. recently
from Turkey and the Balkan states. will
deliver the addresses No charges will
be made for entire ss<ies. Programs at
the American restaurant.
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OrderlBlank

OrderABlank
Reymann Brewing Company
Wheeling, w. Va.
Please deliver one case ga bo.tles) Of
Reymann Beer.
Put an x beside the kind you want.
Standard.
Select.
u Wuerzburger Style Lager.
II do not wish to keep the case. after
irving three bottles. you agree to call for Il
and refund to me the price of the entire
case: Standard. 81 rs per case; wuerz-
burger. 81 Soper case; Select. 81 .65 per case.
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Second United Presbyterian church,
corner OF Chapline and Fourteenth
streets. Rev j. IL Littell. D. d. pastor
Morning service at lO:45. At TINS ser
vice the new members will be received
and the sacrament OF the Lords Supper
Will be administered. Evening service at
1850. Sabbath school and Bible classes
for men and women at $40 p m. Chris
tan Union at =. m. Wednesday even
ing prayer service at 7:i5.
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7:3O IN the evening The Sacrament 81
the Lords supper Will la admIu.si- Ell
both morning and evening and new
members Of tho church VIII la re-
ce.ved sunday school at 30 "a the
morning The Mission sunday =, nOots
At both WARN opI am E4Ef.uud 90. so
IA the Afternoon. Livery u'ly welcome
to all these sefSices.