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The Daily Missoulian., 1913-11-08
GIRL STARTS A FIRE
THEN BINDS HERSELF

Chicago, Nov. 7.-Gertrude Hanson,
10 years of age, who was found today
bound and gagged lying in the cellar
in the home of O. v. Jahns, with pile
of rubbish burning near, confessed to
the police that, she had set fire to tho
rubbish and bound and gagged herself.
She said she had set the fire for lit
tie excitement.
The girl was uninjured by the blaze,
although nearly unconscious from
smoke. The police were called by Mrs.
Jahns, who smelled the smoke and dis
covered the girl. After she had been
released the girl first told the police
that she had been attacked by a pyro-
maniac, whom she had discovered set
ting fire to the house. To prevent an
outcry, the man had bound her and
left her body near the fire, she said.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-11-08
-. C. r." ESCAPES.

Minneapolis. NOV. THE police are
searching Minneapolis today for y. e,
r., the mysterious patient of the
state hospital ut Rochester, who has
forgotten his identity and who es-
capped from that Institution several
days ago. A resident of Rochester
told the police he saw j. e. r.. board
a street car in this city, The case OF
the mysterious patient has Interested
Washington officials for more than a
Year AZ the man declared he formerly
was an officer in the United States
navy.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-11-08
TROOPS ARE SENT
TO DISTRICT
OF KIEV

Kiev, Russia, Nov. T. Troops in
considerable numbers are being
sent to kiey as precautlon
against anti Semitic outbreaks as
result of the trial of Mendel Beiliss,
who is charged with ritual murder.
At today's session of the trial.
NJ. Schamkoff, representative of the
anti Se1nites, made an appeal to
anti-Jewish prejudice. He alluded
to the large resources of the Jew
ish race and alleged their money
had enabled the Jews to Influence
the newspapers.
M. Schamkoff pictured the Jews
as regarding Christians as enemies
to be destroyed.
s Vladimir 'Maklakoff, leading coun-
sci for Beiliss, followed M. Scham-
koff with an analysis of many OF
the weak points of the case.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-11-08
MASSACHUSETTS TECH
TO HAVE GREAT PLANT

Boston, Nov. 7.-complete plans
for the new s10.o00,00o home of the
Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy. which is to be one of the largest
technical educational plants in the
world, We're announced today. The
plant is to consist of nine buildings
each devoted to a department
Construction has been started on
the Cambridge sides of the Charles
river east of Harvard bridge.
The buildings are expected to be
ready for occupancy in two years.
OF the s10,o0oOo0 necessary $4,000
has been pledged.
In addition to the buildings the
plans provide fer a large athletic
field.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-11-08
GRANDADDY OF ALL LoBsTERs

Boston Nov, Grandfather Of all
living Holsters was tho title accorded
n giant cruataeean brought To port to-
day. The lobster was the largest
landed here In 90 years old-time lob
ster men said, When they had fin
ished their observations the figures
were given out: Weight, q pounds:
age, about 30 years; spread from claw
to claw, 81 inches, length of claw u
inches. feelers, 20 inches width OF
back, IL inches; would make saad for
y persons.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-11-08
LIND SPENDS A BUSY DAY
IN THE MEXICAN CAPITAL
SLEEPING TRAMP
WRECKS TRAIN

jefferson City, Mo, Nov. IA
sleeping tramp caused the wreck OF
train on the Missouri Pacific
three miles east Of here today.
The tramp was sleeping at the top
of a steep bank beside the track,
As the train approached he rolled
down the bank in front of the en-
sine. The emergency brakes were
applied and the train was halted
IN time to save his life. The sud
den stop threw several cars from
the track. The tramp rubbed his
eyes and sought another place 10
sleep.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-11-08
VINCENT AsToR ENGAGED.

New York, NoN 7,--Announcement
of the engagement of Vincent Astor to
Miss Helen pinsmore Huntington,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert
Huntington of Hopeand house,
Staatzburg, n Y, is expected TO be
made today according to a report
published this morning. The report
quotes Mr.. .Astor as stating that Mrs
Huntington would announce the en-
gagement sometime today.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-11-08
TOO MUCH MOTHER -IN-LAW.

Rebecca,. Ga, Nov, 7.-Miles Cribb, a
farmer, today shot and instantly killed
Mrs. J. B. Hancock, his mother in law,
fatally wounded Miss Sallie Hancock,
his sister-in-law, and seriously
wounded his wife. Cribb and his wife
are said to have been estranged. Cribh
surrendered 10 The authorities after
the shooting.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-11-08

INDIANS ROBBED.

Washington, Nov. 7.-Gross misap-
preparation of funds belonging to the
minor children of the Five Civilized
Tribes in oklahoma has been disclosed
by investigation conducted by Secre-
tary Lane. The secretary announced
today that he would call the cases to
the attention of federal grand jury
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-11-08
DiAz ARRESTED.

Havana, Nov. General Felix Diaz
was arrested here today and accused
of shooting Pedro Guerrero, the young
Mexican wounded by a bullet during
last nights alteration, in the course
of which Diaz was slightly wounded.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-11-08
INCREASE SUSPENDED.

Washington, Nov. THE five per
cent increase in freight rates pro-
posed BY eastern railroads was for
merly suspended by the interstate
commerce commission today until
March l., 1914. and Nov. "A. 1918. WAS
set as the date for the first hearing.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-11-08
|BATTLESH|P SQUADRON
OFF COAST OF FRANCE

Marseilles, Nov. 7-Wireless dis
dispatches received tonight from the
United States battleships Ohio and
Vermont say the vessels will arrive
here tomorrow morning. Commander
Henry Hough, naval attache of the
American embassy at Paris, came here
today to meet the warships.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-11-08
Two Others.

Villa Franco. France, Nov. The
United States battleships Utah and
Delaware are expected here at s
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Imme-
diately on landing, Captains sVandser
and Rodman will call ON M. Jolly, pre-
feet of the department of the Alpes
Maritimes. and General Helois, the
military governor,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-22
NOTICE.


or APPLICATION or TIE BUCK
HARMON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY. A CORPORATION.
TO THE COMMON COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF FATRMoT FOR A
FRANCHISE TO CONSTRUCT. MAIN
TAIN AND OPERATE a RAILROAD
IN AND THROUGH THE SAID CITY
OF FATRM0NT: ...5... 49,.
Pursuant to Sec. 2Sb.l. OF Chapter
A of the Code Of West Virginia, 1906
Edition. (Sec. 1S70D, notice Is hereby
given That the BuckllannOn and North
ern Railroad Company, corporation
organized aud existing under the laws
of the tSale of West Virginia. will APP
rly 10 the Common Council OF the
City OF Farmont, Marion county, West
Virginia, on the list day OfApril. 1913.
at a regular meeting OF tue said c0un-
Gil, at ;be Mayors Office in said City,
Or as SOON llGItdIlII ~ NI'' ""'N'
Railroad Company may Oc heard by
said Common Council, for the right,
privilege and franchise 10 be granted
said Railroad Company, its successors
and assigns, 10 construct maintain
.nd oLaratc for the term Of fifty t3O)
years and no longer = railroad
through the said City Of Fairmont and
across The public streets ways. alleys
river banks grounds and property OF
and belonging 10 or controlled by said
City, and to locate and establish de-
DOTS, ware houses and other necessary
bindings within said city on lands
condemned, purchased Or donated for
said last named purposes, subject 10
All of the provisions, restrictions anu
limitations set forth and enumerated
in a form and draft OF ordinance and
franchise fled with the Clerk OF said
Common Council together With the All,
plication for said franchise hereinafter
referred TO-
An application in writing for the
said franchise was duly flrdEwtth the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-22
WHEN is A CHIN?
NEW DRESS RIDDLE
Law to Regulate 0ecoIIete Gowns
Should Be More Specific.

NEW YORK, March 22.--'"NOt more
than two inches below the chin shall
be uncovered" missed Mrs. Ella Gull,
ford. suffragist. "Which chin does he
mean? That's the trouble with these
impulsive male legislators. They arc
50 careless! Why, any woman over
" is likely to have Two or three
ehine-And i've seem 'em with more,
Nov, if that Ohio legislator means
two inches below the first chin. he'd
choke LADY making Ter wear a
tight collar. II he means two inches
below the last chin, why, dear me,
he might as well have no law at all
Who is going to be the Judge OF
what constitutes a real chin? Cam
YOU hear the outraged nIatron pro
testing that 1t isn't chin? Any
man who would serve on that com
mission would have TO combine the
wisdom OF COlomon with the cour
age of an aviator"
1t was at the Woman Suffrage
Sewing Circle yesterday afternoon
atA the conversation swung around
10 the attempt of the Ohio Legisla
ture to pass a bin regulating wo
mems clothes. No more low-cut necks
no more peekatoo waists, no more
transparent medallions, no more open
work stockings, no more tigh. hob
bles-if the wise men OF Columbus
have their way y
Mrs. Teresa Holmes waved hel
Enitting-beg pardon, her sewin'
work-and declaimed:
Doesn't 1t make your blood boi
10 know that the women Of Ohio arr
helpless? Those men can pass tha
Inv. and the women cant say wore
against it"
The sewing circle bristled, ant
more than one piece Of work wa
stunned with rcd drops dis the wOme1
labbcd needles through tue cloth AM
into fingers, Wishing they had "lhos
men" right there.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-03-22

aiUnfold. Ye Portals" from "The
Redemption" by Gounod
AT the evening service at 1880 the
aston will speak on q beautiful text
Thy Hidden Ones" theme Security
n OhsCnrity," and d large chorus
.hoir under the direction Of Mrs. Myr
lie Shaw WaddelI will render an In
spirlng cantata, Death and Life" By
Harry Rowe Shelley.
The Sabbath School, under the lead
.rship Of Prof. ]. Walter Barnes, will
meet at $3.50 a. m.
The Junior Endeayor Society will
meet at3 p. m.
The Senior Society will meet at G:SQ
.. M, Miss Grace Parker, Leader
Topic, "Thc Lesson Of Easter-Vital
living 2 Cor. 4:8.1S.
There will be mass meeting at the
VI. p. Temple at 8 p. M. to be address
I'd by Dr. Lyons personal representa-.
i've, Rev II. H, Pitzer All nre urged
to corR
Cottage Prayer Meetings next Tues.
day and Friday nights at 1880 p. II.
Preparatory Service at the church,
"Wednesday, 1880 p. NJ.
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Announcements Of tho order OF
worship at the varIou. churches
Throughout the city and program
seF sunday school and Auxiliary
servlesa 49,
81. PETERS CATHOLIC CHURCH

heV, f. 6outIouI hector'
Easter Sunday services tomorrow
willbe 1T the usual hours, eight and
ten o'clock ID the morning. The even.
ing devutions will be at 1880 o'clock.
y at the 3 o'clock mass, the celebrant
will be Rev. Father Jepson, who has
been assisting Father BoutlOu, at the
Holy Week services. The Children's
choir under the direction of Miss
Grace Mcdonnell, will sing 1t the ear
" service.
Rev. Father Boutlou will be cele.
Branti at the 10 o'clock mass and the
Easter sermon Will be delivered by
Father Jepson. High mass will be
celebrated and the choir will sing the
Z Gregorian chant, under the direction
Of Mrs. W.! "A: Small. The musical
program will be as follows:
Vidt Aquam--F. Lucchesl.
Kyrie- Ernest Gagnon.
Gloria.
Credo.
/. offeftory, "VenI JEST -Cherubinc.
'SalStus Ernest Gagnon.
Benedictus.
Agn1s Del.
Regina Coel, Werner.
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"suNrY PULLS THE STRINGS

That Bunty Pulls the Strings which
comes to. the Grand soon is what is
known in theatrical parlancs, big
repeater" from the fact that it re
Gently played d weeks engagement al
the Royal Alexandria Theate", Toron
TO-, TO nearly $l4,OOO.00, aud made a
return visit two weeks later q $1S,
GI4.5O, something unprecedented III
Toronto theatricals. Wherever Bun
~" has made a return visit, it has
cQaalled, and in many instances sur
passed the receipts of its previous
visit. s,.fs.
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RegponsIre Readlng. Psalm. so.

Responsive Reading, Psalm 30.
Anthem, THE Lord Is Risen In
deed" Wilson Dr.. c. H. Nell an,
choir.
Scripture Lesson, Heb. II,
Prayer.
Hymn. Christ is Risen.
Anthem. Come See the Place.
Adams-Miss Katherine HOugh ant
choir
Solo. Life immortal" c. C. sterns-
Miss Christine Chenoweth
ofTeratory. "Corizone," E. Nevln,
Anthem, "Te Deum," F. G. Rsthbul
Choir.
Solo. Come See the Place" H. Bart
lett-Sfiss Katherine Hough
Anthem, Joy to the World" Trayi.
Choir.
Sermon, More Alive After DEATH"
Postude, professional March,"
Evening, 1880.
Organ Voluntary. March from the
Church Anthem, Sing Victory" Hey
ser-ChoIr.
Hymn.
Anthem, "Te Deum in A Flat" Rath.
'bun-Choir.
Solo. 1.-THE Voice Triumphant, Mr..
% B. Stanley.
oGertory, Pilgrims Chorus" --Wag-
nel.
Solo. ave Maria" sIgnor Isttore
Venezani.
Anthem, Come see the Place.
Adams-ChoIr.
Solo. abide With Me-" Koven-Mr.
Paul Smith.
Anthem, Joy to the World" Travis
Choir.
Scripture Lesson.
Prayer.
Solo, Come See tie Placc"-Miss
Hough.
Sermon.
Benedictlon.
Professional March.
Miss Katherine Hough, Director.
Mrs. Minor Durham. Organist.
Choir-Sopranos, the Misses Hough,
Christine 'Chenoweth, Ruth Henry,
Elizabeth Stone. Ida, Stone, Florence
LeMasters. Josephine Snider, Olive
brand, Virtue IlOrner, Nellie McIntire.
C. II. Chenoweth. the
Misses Villa VanGilder, Pauline Sni
der. Tenors-the A1essrs. Gilbert Kin
kead. West Manley. BassOs-Dr. C.
II. Nell, Messrs Minor Durham, n. L.
Jamison, Paul Amos. L. G. ROup.
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FIRST M. p. CHURCH.

Rev. L. e. oIdaker, Pastor.
Sunday school at $3.50.
Sermon at 1915.
{. f. Society at $50.
Easter program at 1880.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
(Farmington.)
Samuel c. Jones, Pastor.
Our services will be Of special in
tercst. and we very cordially invite
You to attend.
9:3O-Sunday school. Mr. j. H, Fet'
ty, superintendent
G:3O-Epworth League: "The Birth
Of 0 Great Hope" Mr.. T. G. Gray
leader.
7:3O.-Public Worship. Subject:
Christ in You, the Hope Ct Glory.
At the evening service Baptism and
reception Of members. BeneVolence
Day will be observed.
Wednesday evening prayer service,
Mr.. Peter ITenegen, leader.
Other services: Ladies' Aid Thurs
fay afternoon; Junior League Friday
afternoon. and Queen Esther Circle
Friday evening.
SALVATION ARMY MEETINGS.
County jail meetings Sunday RorE,
ing 1000.
IIall meeting Sunday morning ll:0O.
Sunday school afternoon 200
Open air meeting, evening 7:Oe.
Hall meeting, evening 500.
Also at NJ. p church at Watson on
Monday night. March cath. They will
hoIG public meeting. All are well
come
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,aid CLERK Of said city q 10000

& ~ Il "a.
said Clerk of said City Of ilFttloil q
the 18th day Of February, lst allel
there was also llled With said Sler
along with and as a part Of said apf
cation OF said last named date q form
| or draft Of ordinance and sFans
which said Common CounciTssill he
asked to pass, granting said ris
privileges and franchises to ties said li
Railroad Company. its successors aud
assigns, and to which said form gF
draft OF franchise reference Us
here made.
RAILROAD COMPANY.
By W. S. Meredith,
Its Attorney
Egg Sisif5,es 1
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NJ. E. CHURCH SOUTH
w. !. Cantsr, Pastor.
Easter Sunday.

Easter Sunday.
$50 Il. m.-Sunday Schcol--Easter
Observance.
1876 q. m.--Prcaching. Life Out
of Death - hE&F4t
G:SO p. m.-EpwOrth League. Sea.
sonhhlG program
7.SO y. m.-PreachinG. Another
Rcslrrection--ItS F[inderanCes."
Special music for all these services.
You are cordially invited to worship
with lis.
Every member Of the church should
BIO at the Easter services. Strangers
welcome.
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MODEST SCIENCE m
BEST INSTRUCTION
Pastor RhsssEIn sGoHsgs City
Advocates Bible as Text Book.
The Value of Learnins-Its cost-varl.
Gus Kinds Of Knowledse-Ths MOst
Important Ono the Best Teaehsr-TLO
Most Successful Pupils.

Ithaca, N. Y.
March I6.-PaStor
Russell is here:
and in view Of this
being the seat OF
Cornell University
be took as a text
the words OF the
philosopher: evils
dom from Above
the noblest SCI
enee. the best In
structIon." 1t must
be said. however.
th1f tho Pastor
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FIRST NJ. e. CHURCH.
Harry C, Howard, Pastor.

Sunday school at $3.50. Chas. W. IIv.
ans superintendent. We hope every
teacher and scholar will try to be pres
eht.
Morning worship at 1915. Sermon
hy.thespastor&"The New Life"
Anthem-"As 1t Began 10 Dawn. =
Co6mbs.
Solo. "A. w. Martin, Christ is Ris,
en-. '--Kuhn.,
EpwortIl League devotional service
at $50. Topic: "The Birth Of IL Great
Hope" Leader Virginia Riggs.
Evening worship at 1870. At this ser.
vice the choir will render an Easter
cantata, "TIle Resurrection Hope"
THE public has a cordial invitation
to Join with us in these services.
Tho Epworth League meeting OIL
Sunday evening promises to be- Of UNI
usual interest, Miss Virginia Riggs,
the leader and president Oi the de-
partment Of world evangelism is
claiming for an interesting aud in
strIctive meeting for young and old.
Will you help to swell the attendance
to 100?
]; Topic: 1.-THE Birth OF Great Hope"
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

n. 9, StoeltrI Pastor,
YOu are cordially Invited 10 the
Easter services tomorrow.
Al the morning service at 1O:4S
o'clock there will be reception Of mem
bers into the church.
The pastor will preach a sermon cn
Tho Central aud Most Helpful Truth
of Christianity.
The special musical numbers will
be:
An Anthem, Christ Is Risen." by
ROBBERS.
A Duet, 81 Weep Because They Have
Taken Away My Lord"-Mrs. Myrtle
SHAW Waddell and Mr. Writ g: Faust.
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NOTICE 70 coNTRAc1oRs

Sealed proposals will be received spy5 Is,
the County Court of Marion County
West Virginia, until twelve O'clock
noon, April 10, 1918, aud opened at one
thirty o'clock p, m. the same day, for
the construction Of S2.7 miles Of rood z
including grading, ETC., in Nam 'ngtofl
District, Marion County, 2ccor ing toS
tic plans and specifications prepared 4
by J. Russell Wilson, Civil Eng!neers
Washington, Pr
Plans and Specifications will, be-
found in the Office of the Epslneers
National Bank Of Warrington build
lug Warrington, West Virginia, tss}
South Main street, Washington Pa 5
and the office Of the County Clerk.
Fairmont, West Virginia.
No bid will be considered 'unloss. &C.
com panied by certified cbcsk Of not
less than two (9) per cent Of the BidssS
drawn payable 10 the order Of tlleg
County Court Of Marion County, The
successful bidder is required 70 mt
nish bond satisfactory to the c6p'lty y
Court. after due notice OF the acee0l1
aRce Of his proposal.
Tho right is reserved 10 reject any
or all bids.
JOHN +. PHILLIPS,
Clerk County Court. Marion Count ,
West Virginia.
&3.4.t0
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pALATINE BAPTIST CHURCH.


George Edward sprutIl, Pastor.
$3.50 Sunday school. WIN. A. Illus
tnud, superintendent.
1O:45-Subject: "Chlfst's Resurrec'
ton Declared"
630-B. Y. p. u.
7:3O-Subject: The Power Of the
Resurrection"
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GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
[. K. Prohst. D. D.. Pastor.

Sunday School at $3.50 o'clock.
Holy communion at 10:45, with con.
llrmalion and baptism Of adults and
children. and admission Of members.
C f. meeting at O'Clock.
An Easter service. "&ongs OF Vic
tory" by the entire congregation aud
Sunday School at o'clock.
Strangers always welcome.
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] cENrRAL CHRISTIAN cHURck.

W. Nc HdIHpLOWI TaoIUT
Bible school at $3.50 a. m. Bruce
Morgan, superintendent.
Preaching service at 9:45. Subject
OF sermon: "The Resurrection
Special Easter music.
5i55Y. Pc. E, at G:30.
The evening service will begin at
7:3O!
The Bible school will have charge OF
this service. Solos, duets, choruses,
recitatlons, etc, This will be very
enjoyable service. You cannot afford
TO miss It.
The ordinance Of baptism will be
held at close Of the evening meeting.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at-T;S0.
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FARMERS PARCEL POST ADS.

Maple syrup, pure nome made,
postal card brings you any amount diss
sired at % cents per quart. A. 3. Rple,ss
ri. 4. Box GS. Falrmont, W. Va,
For a limited time ads of this natstr.t
will be accepted free OF charge5byath1e
West Virglnian. 81
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Y. NJ. c. A, WON,

Last night at the Y. NJ. c. A. gym
the Fairmout Y. NJ. C. A. team with
two regular men sick and unable to
play with the team. defeated the Davis
and Elkins College team by the score
Of SO to 81, which plainly shows the
superiority of the local team over the
ccllera lads.
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This st@ite ttred!' people who do
{ thingsshe hardest N ~ sli6atd become
rsadsgs md apsgstaFs ot the yaa ~
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Substitutions. Hamill for ParmGsa
no; Whetzel for Hamil.
Field goals. Darlington, 6; John s;
Rigsby, 10; MuIIincx, 8; WIlmoth' l.
Hamill. I; LoudIn. 4.
Goals from fouls, Hutchinson, . out
of s; Mullinex. 3 out OF 6.
Referee, Clark: scorer Mckinney;
Timer. Rapp.
Time Of halves. 20 minutes.
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Got some hafd.to'sel! property?
all the more reason for a determined
campaign OF CLASSIFIED advertising. OF
course, "hard.to'sell property is usual
" very desirable for some purpose, to
someone.
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A cordial invitation Is extended TO
all 10 ioin In all the Easter services.
FIRsr BAPTIST CHURCH.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. W. J. Eddy. Pastor.
Sunday school, $3.50.
Morning service, 1915.
( D. Y. r. t., $50.
Evening service, 1880,
Programme.
Morning.
Organ Voluntary Easter March, v
jIsEer Mrs Minor Ddnham.
Do&ologys sas3 Yyl5 81 4;
Invocation. n, B = ~
Gloria RaEfa. !. Y I. Il !.
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Leader, Seymore Mcintyre.
Choir practice Friday night.
A cordial greeting to one and all a
this church. :.
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EGGS FOR SALE-Orpington eggs by
Parcels Post. Hose and singlecoTli33
White and Single comb Buff 70.
per 15.-Den McElroy, R:vesyille; w.
,vu.---a-.4,st S.1ssit
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CHICKENS

$. c. White Leghorns and MHl'es
Wyandottes. A few Surplus sc. Beg-
born cockereIs. Also eggs for halssls
Ing at $3.50 per hundred.
THORN BROS
2sSi RlvesyiIlc, Wa II