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The Washington herald., 1914-02-14
Only Half a Job.

81 done intends ter make a astronomer
out er my son." said one colored man.
You done tor me dat befo'." replied the
other. But what's he gwine ter do in
de daytime ?"-Kansas City Star.
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Explained.

George-Didn't you notice that / pressed
your foot at dinner tonight?
Ethel-Why. II wasn't my foot you
pressed. Oh, George, I wondered why
mother was smiling SO sweetly at the
minister.-Judge.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-14

Editor Glass, of Alabama. probably
will never express his real opinion of
the United States Senate.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-14
Politics in the schools.

To the Editor: 1t being against the law
to teach either religion or politics in pub
lie schools. why are the pupils in WASH
ington allowed to debate tho ~"---r --s
frage question? 1t is a. oyss
ton of the most vital ~ o. -. UHw &c
fore this country. The, "1tshs GFs- a
well debate upon Roman a'r1' Ern an
Professionalism or Democi an ECT1.
licanism. That would n - e--"N y'l
under the law. The .m'-'s uf 'ch.--H
should be left free of a. F.E- o. t1~s' %
questions except what til" re- e. fro. -
their parents or guard - '-arne5
should not be allowed I nsr -igGs.N ar
uncon.ciously Dias childi On --e way 1-
the other, no matter hCr f~e - i"@y
may be as >suffragists or H-' So
MARY B. %F9 ST
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AT any rate, nobody is blaming Hon
Champ Clark for the. free tolls plank
in the Baltimore platform.
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Dfscouragfng.

Her admirer swallowed hard. pulled at
his collar. and finally made up his mind.
Lillian" he said desperately, Tets get
married." Lilian's bored expression van-
ished. ''AIl right" she agreed; but
who can you marry?"-Judge.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-14

The newspapers refer to Uncle joe
Cannon as a Danvillian, but the DEM
ocrats used to call him a Damvillain.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-14

If they are extracting teeth to the
accompaniment of music, as is reported,
it may not be painless dentistry.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-14

Yes, Jason; we agree witt: you that
man who pays S. an hour to learn
to dance the fshwalk is sucker.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-14
CHINESE PREMIER RESIGNS.

President Yuan shi kai Lets Hus.
lating Sherman Law, Jailed.
Pekin. Feb. 1x-Premier Husiung Hsil-
Ing resigned today and the resignation
was accepted.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-14

Some women are SO provoked when
they can find nothing to get mad about.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-14
An Unreasonable JOKE.

Little Ada came in to her mother from
her play and asked: Have gooseberries
any legs, mother?'
why, no. dear" replied the mother,
"of course not. Why do you ask?'
Ada looked solemn as she raised her
face to her mothers. "why. then,
mother" she said. I've been eatin'
caterpillars" Magazine.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-14

We have passed the buck. Canada ha:
started a conservation movement.
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THE OPEN FORUM
Reesr 4 O. F.Es ck.rsa R.psss
= c. s. Davi1sea.

To the Editor: In your issue Of the
sth saw . report Of the address before
the Secular League of Charles 9. DaviA-
son, former priest Of the Episcopuo
Church. Hs undertook to tell why /. -
nounced the ministry and denounced ths
church severely a. bowling before the
money god. negiecting the poor ana lack
Ing spirituality.
II seems to me only fair that Q word
from the other side be given to the pub
lie. have known Mr.. Davidson for
twenty-four years. his last charge being
my firsf. and to this only will refer
though he had nine other charges In
eighteen years, less than two years to a
field. which In itself is most significant.
In the mission work about Chariottes-
vile he had most glorious opportunity
to serve the poor and outcast," whose
cause he claimed to champion, but we
hear Of practically nothing done. The rec
tor whom he last assisted. most noble
and Cody man. a most particular friend
OF the poor and ignorant, called Mr.
Davidson to help in the important work
Of the outlying districts. and the yestry,
as IL had been accustomed for years.
granted large sums for the support Of
this undertaking, yet In less than q year
ne renouuced the ministry and left the
vineyard unattended
doubt II anywhere In all the country
there II more done for the uplift Of hu-
manity than In the great mission work of
A.bemarle County, Va Why then did the
champion Of the poor and outcast'
throw to the wind such an opportunity to
serve the cause he claimed to love 20
well? I will tell you. He made the re-
nunciation the day before he was to BE-
called before the church to answer q
charge. Did he tell the public that on
Sunday? II was the first time that q
minister had been summoned for trial in
mat diocese In a great number of years
cannot the public now understand why
he renounccd and denounced his mother
church? The Secular League should know
this and / trust that In the future that
they will be more careful in the selection
Of q speaker.
ANDREW G. GRINNAE.
Rector of Old Falls Church.
Falls Church, Va, Feb. II.
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A Line o Cheer Each Day o
tn Year.

Cwritten expressly for The Herald.)
By JOHN KENDRICK BANGS.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-14
Unnatural.

Exe-What ridiculous, impossible things
these fashion plates are.
Mrs. Excl know, they used to be, but
today many Of them are engraved from
photographs.
Exe-Well, this one can't be. Here are
two women going in opposite directions
both with brand new gowns on. and
neither looking back at the other.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
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Undisputed Proof.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley were having a
quarrel.
But you must remember" said the
husband. that my taste Is better than
yours, Alice"
"Oh, yes. undoubtedly Arthur" replied
the wife, when We come to remember
that you married me and I married
you."-Lippincott,s
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VALENTINES DAY.

II you are down upon your luck
In some morass Of worry stuck,
And need q friend. drop me q line,
And I will be your Valentine,
And let you know mid all your bumps
That as Of old, Hearts still are Trumps
The Washington herald., 1914-02-14

An invitation that some Republican
offer a resolution In the House for the
erection of a monument to Robert T.
Lee was received with applause durins
a speech by Representative Pou.
North acknowledgements. Representa-
tive Pou referred to Lincoln as the great
est OF Presidents" and to Gen. Grant as
a great soldier.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-14

Representative J. J. whitacre. OF the
Eighteenth Ohio district. made public
a circular letter he Is sending to hun
dreds of friends who have asked him to
become a candidate for nomination for
governor this year. against Gov. Cox.
and In which he declares himself In
clined to enter the fight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14
N NATURALIZATION
Thirty.two Applications 20 Be Heard
Before Examiner at May Term
o. Federal Court.

: Tier OF the applications FOR uatu.
rllIzation papers 90 be heard al the
May term ~ Federal court here was
made ont Yesterday and mailed to "
". beg dale. OF Pittsburgh exam .upr
~ This district The Is' included
fhir'ytvo applications. including Eve
cases continued from the last term Of
court
The hearings viii be held May z
the following Is tho list Of applicants
Anton Ru'gsa without witnessed
Mayer William Jgno Michele Flor.o.
James Duncan. Naasf Michael Julius
Louis kuIiCF. HIl continued from tho
Iasf term New raass f0 ~. rOnaid.
erred are Max Richard Martin John
Weber. Joseph Hartman. August SUI.
meyer. George HIfor.r. Moses
krtchmar. GEORGE Wilhelm. Gustav
Koch Etrthal sksdi. Max =chafcr.
Frank NHNnr Nasflo TluN Vlrznw.
.ki. John Narchipraki. Joseph KIoe
Josef Syuch Mike Rum0rl. Samuel
Dbrifyk~ DrauiulAw kIiwn pw. lli
Thomas Burke. NuIr1 Niku'r SAITH.
7n shaw. SAGA Aba Smips0vIfy. carl
George oscar Sf'IuiorF samuel Sfrir.
berg. Janis TurIreki -Hfua Charles
lessen Harry Trce Thomas
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USE "CASCARETS"
If C0NSTIPATED
Gently Clean Your Liver. Stomach
and Clogged Bowels While
You Sleep.
Get q lo-cent boz.

Gtt q lucent DOx-
Take a Cascaret tonight 20 cleanse
your Liver. Stomach and bowels. ana
you viii surely feel great by morning
You men and women who have head
ache. coated tongue. can't sleep. are
bilious. nervous. upset. bothered with
sick. gassy. disordered stomach. or
have backache and feel all worn out
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets-or merely forcing
passageway every few days with
salts. cathartic pills or castor oily
Cascarets Immediately cleanse ana
regulate the stomach. remove the
sour. undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases: take the excess bii-
from the liver and carry OF the con-
supated waste matter and poison
from the intestines and bowels.
Remember. a Cascaret tonight Will
straighten you out by morning \
locent box from your druggist means
healthy bowel action: clear mead
and cheerfulness for months. Don't
forget the children.
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TREAT CHIlDREN'S
COLDS EXTERNALLY

Don't dose the delicate little stom-
ach with harmful internal medicines.
Nick's "Nap-O-Rub" Group and Pueu-
monia Salve o. applied externally
over the throat and chest The body
heat releases soothing antiseptic va
pors that are inhaled All night long.
loosenlng the tough phlegm and open
ing up tho air passages For ali In
Examinations Of the air passages from
head colds and catarrh. down TO bron
chitis and NEGLIGENT pneumonia. Vick'q
is quicker than internal medicines.
Can be used freely with perfect safe
~. on the smallest child At drug
gists-2jc. soc and 81 90
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Thomson NJ. r. church 20 South
Broadway, on the Island. W. e Hart
niger. minister. Services for sunday,
February Is: 1880 a. m.. The rs
ssutials Of "a SuCCessfuf Church p
IN. sunday school. T. h. Jones. super
iutendent. We are are crowded but We
will try to make room for YOU. C.30 b.
ON. Epworth League. 1880 p. m. SER
mon-lecture. Abraham Lincoln-the
Natterhoru OF Men This a. the first
or a series OF sermou-lcctugcs upon the
general theme OF Eminent Aeu and
Prcemineut christ" music by our vest
ID choir None better IN the city
Choice seats are at premium sunday
nights. Come carly All seats free.
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Wesley NJ. +. church. 3722 Jacob
street !. a. Workman. pastor. Glass
meeting. Sunday. $50 a. m. John Hump
hreys. leader. Preaching. 1880 a. IN.
and 1880 y. m, by the Rev. Geo. W.
kepler. u. u. Field Agent Of Peraman-
cnt Fund OF the West Virginia confer
ence OF the Methodist Episcopal church.
Devotional meeting of the Epworth lea
que. $40 p. m. Junior Epworth league.
Wednesday at Z p. III. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday. 1880. The class leaders
Will conduct the Wednesday evening
service.
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COUNTY COURT


Marriage Licenses
NIrhoI1s StruH ."I Anna W CarEa.
both Of WhnaIur
Michael kUynu-I. md Katherine
Iezmik. both Of Wheeling
Dcedr
Frank " Carver to vs. n cook lot
iu vineyard confederation $40
Deeds Of Trust
'It" N'r4H or TRUST were Ie.f for roc.
ord With .Ir county CLERK r#tarJIy.
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immaculate haItlSt CnHrCn. Eoit 81
near TWenty-nInth. \. +. Miller. pastor
sunday school. g.f5 n. m. classes for
all ages. preaching service. II a. m. and
80 D. m, y. y. =. T.. meeting at the
close Of the evening services The Jun
Tor y. Y. y. L. will hold their meeting At
2:a0 o. IN. paryer service Wednesday
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In the Churches

Wayman a ~. r. church. Rev W -.
bavls. -. d psstor-Service- sunday.
lo-tb a. m. sermon. ~ff ne hath wronEed
thee. or o~euh thee auEht. put that on
mine account. i2-1b ,. m. class meet
lns. leaders. Charles Farley. Houston
Davis, J. Harris. $3.50 .. m. sunday
sehool. Christs Hatred OF shAms.'
Luke II 1851. Lawyer T. J. Graham. Jr.
league. Mrs. Narsaret Harrts. president:
rs D m. sermon. And 1 turned 20 see
the voice that spake with ne. And be-
q cSs. one like unto the Son OF man.
clothed with garment down 10 the foot
and gfrt about the pAps with q golden
cia sermon az the evening service
strangers IN the city and the generous
public are cordially invited TO be pres
enI
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81. Andrews church Thirty-seventh
ana Eor streets-There will no serv-
Ices In 81 Andrews ChurC. tomorrow
hrat.on OF holy communion and sermon
~ 1880 O'Clock ln the morning. Sunday
school AZ o'clock In the afternoon.
evening prayer and address by Mr. John
Wood. secretary 81 the board OF mis-
slOns. New York, al 1880 o'clock IN the
evening There will be prayer service
on Wednesday evening NJ 7.3O o'clock
~. Luke's Episcopal church. Island
end Of tho steel bridge. Rev. Jacob Brit
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North Street Methodist Episcopal
church. Fifth and Market streets: John
n. Hess. minister-Sunday school. $50
a. m Z. u. Wilson. superintendent.
preaching and revival services at 1880
n m and 1850 =. m. subject. "Our Re-
sponsibility FOR Our Neighbor's Soul
Miss Carrie Neidert. leader. There will
De opportunity given At both morning
and evening services TO unite with the
church All are cordially invited TO at
tend our services
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81. James Evangelical Lutheran
chapel. Elm Grove ". Va. Rev NJ
Steuer. assistant pastor-Sunday, $50 "A
m. sunday school and Bible class. II
"A. m. English preaching services. 2.aU
p. m, services at the county indrma ~.
Thursday evening, meeting Of the I.u-
Their League
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Morning Service.
Evening Service.
49,

Chapllne Street Methodist Episcopa
church. Rev. samuel g. Jones minister.
You are cordially invited 10 the follow -
ing serN ices.
1880 morning worship. subject. The
Way. the Truth. the Life" p. m.
sunday school, Mr.. Hahn Winters. sup
erintendenI 80 y. IN. Queen Esthe o.
circle s:3o .. m. Epworth league and
class meeting. 1870 y. m. Evangclistic
service. subject. First Words to Young
Converts"
Boys Brigade and brotherhood Mon
DAY. "Wednesday evening prayer ser
vice. Thursday. Ladies' Aid.
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:. Lesson VII.
February Is. 1914.
CHRIST'S HATRED OF SHAMS
(THE STORY
First Quarter.
Luke IL: 1854.

in Of
things to be omitted and things be external matter Ike
me exterior OF vessel Ritual
elaborate hohored in The Breach IL aid 0n
e @ % Were Absurd d eat ssS2Sspg real in the
have BEEN looked IsisGn
that dSE S9ndGn Of tR Tht
SS1aHnE enforcing Vast SdTemona might The Mss mf
0 % vas utterly @ % fs 2s 92o Ss4 n ' 5 RG.
@S knew @ sa bsard busy %5ou 81 fsIsa9nS
it, pepeuauon erbs while he passes
which 15aa5i7es Would would nSy Indicate lie Is des:
fa sympathy namely sincere love Of God
with pacn portrait When he describes the
short Bo synago 1s so' p f s at
speak seen and Raqe praise
manner Ree oSisie u 5o gives b In3saG
o. people the house Of day. T6en he writes i psph
the frequently emancipation people
ars plainly indIcatss his eo3
was AN onnou Of
text Ne took dishes shadow Of
HE TEACHERS LANTERN
ps qsae The aoHn9 i and sincere , mora, earnest
o., present day r9sr TIE imPgtaon Of dseoqrtes h.
bocr the m ' ne S free d a 2 a1ne s a
SS caS ] be DOWN VIA, temp, which SppsTs in the tran.,
way Of social service d even mot less ones Religious
ls.g discourse i5e @4n asre%oaai
concern fo- without ladder making dey
realty L Is ih" iy u s an inane procedure n
qas's1i Te love ond , ac Fl'7se me words Give aims
position doc not admit Of question tc" Tor puc but very
.d's 'qi hauuacf win h pre- Clean m rpno from The and
society We must believe BIZ. =. tl
Ceremonial system. Elaborate O. a,a, Fan
nruncror' Prohibitions. Innuner Jesus. Rsnir '''''
orcuo1,o0 E,rcsastc Rs.giT i-. alIer'nt
q
Jesus Attitude Toward the System yarft r ' r '9aEn9cni
se'l, 70. ,hoton E1ia1h OF raarsHS o'T iiypo.
E.4l gorgrgc,s, GO r lrus Death Peoples rrr,
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First United Presbyterian church.
next door to postonice Rev. Charles ~.
Robinson. l.. T.. pas'or--R Regular serv-
Ices a. as o. m. and 800 %. M. with
sermons by the pa tor. Bible school at
$3.50, with classes for men and women.
n o. Mems Bible class IL conducting an
attendance contest. and every man IN
the congregation H. requested Co come
and bring q friend with h.m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening AZ 7.f5
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Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
ch urch. nrst church south OF Twelfth on
Chapiine. No. 1918: Arthur W. Mills. Pm.
ID. pastor-The pastor viii preach both
morning and evening Public worship
At 1890 n m. subject OF the sermon.
Tho Three Records" evening worship
az ESQ p. m, theme OF sermon, The
Makeup OF n Man. His Style" Special
music AZ both services by a chorus cnoir
OF trained voices. Sunday school at
s:ib a. m: Junior league at $40 .. m
Epworth league at $50 D. m. A heorty
invitation Is extended 20 all strangers
and those without a church home TO
Join with the congregation in all these
services. All seats free md a most
cordial welcome awaits everybody who
comes.
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The Young Peoples Devotional Service.
February - lglL Proverbs 22:l02I 29-35
WHY EVERY ONE SHOULD SIGN s TEMPER NNCE Pi Edge


There .s r0 need OF arlum.r'
Iu. Tolls Hs own faIl Or publish
10. own lone and iislrarofu ,atlIoEu.
Poverty urousinoss. Eaes. Woe.
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First CHRISTIAN church. 2ii2 Market
street; W. II. Fields. pastor-Bible
school $40. r. p. Truxsn. superintend-
ent; commun on. 1O:45: preaching, IL,
subject. The i've loaves and two ashes"
y. L. $. g. 2. $50: evening service. 1880,
subject. what must do 20 he saved
hfd-week prayer service on Wednesday
evening at 1:45; teach rs' training class
at s:3O. The aides Aid society meets
on Thursday in the church. all-day ses-
sion. Prof. Jean G. Moss, OF Bethany.
will give his organ lecture recital on
Thursday evening. February 10. 4 rare
treat II In store for those who attend.
Choir practice ON Friday evening at
7:45. You are cordially invited TO at
tend all services
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ST. James Evangelical Lutheran
church, 1409-141I Chapline street: Rev
a. w. Werder. pastor: Rev. NJ Steuer,
assistant pastor-Services for Sunday:
$3.50 n. m. Sunday school and Bible
classes English and Germany: 1890 A.
m. German services; 7:3O p. m, English
services: $3.50 p. m. rehearsal Of the
male IN orus. All are urged 10 be pres
emit Tuesday evening at $50 there Will
be missionary rally. Rev J. F =
SOller, Of Youngstown. and Rev. r. z.
Golladay, OF Columbus, will preach.
Tuesday afternoon, beginning at ?
o'clock. and Wednesday morning and ar
ternoon, the missionary conference will
be in session. All friends OF missions
are cordially invited 20 attend both
services and the sessions
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.I'nf Form
Causes Amusement. Protest.
Jesus Reply
Ceremony External Indifferent
REELECTION Internal. Essential
Jesus Portrait of a Thariaep
IIfh.ur Herbs. OmIt4 Judgment
Vanity Top seats and Corners
Epiflnh u. PHdrisaism "TIvp0crL
-E"
Jesus Death Price OF Peoples Proc
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Sabbath morning on Peter therefore
was kept in. but prayer was made
without ceasing OF the church unto god
for him. Acts 1855. and IA the evening
on Heirs OF God Rom. S:17. The
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St. Johns Evangelical Protestant
congregation. w. q. Ulfert. pastor -
Next Sunday. German service at 1880
a m. Sunday school at . a. m: English
evening service at 1880. theme. Lin
10. meeting will he held in the lecture
room OF the church for the purpose OF
starting mems brotherhood IN oonnec-
tion with this congregation. All the
members and friends who feel interested
In such a movement are cord ally invit-
ed 60 atteni. Further announcements
during services
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Simpson VI o. church. Tpn ana
Twelfth streets. Rev. J W. Jackson. s.
T. H. pastpr-lu. &C. "a. M. pre-. .hiue Ny
pastor. Theme. Rest" sunday school
ESQ p. m.. " n. Clemens. sUuerluteuI-
emit. T. a. JeTries. assistant. =. ~
bible Gloss. Life 81 10. Paul" SUBJECT.
'PauIs Second visit 60 Europe and Lust
Journey 90 Jerusalem 90 6.ta. even ug
service. br. w. :. Wright. leader Arch
Murray. assistant o IS. evening. preach
ing hv pastor theme - Good work
man" Member are urged Co he pres
emit and strangers without o. church
home are welcomed among MS
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Evangelical Reformed 1T. stephens
church. corner EoN ana Thirty-siNth
streets. Ernest NJ. Prcuss. pastor sum
day. February 15- German services,
20 80 a. m; Bible sCipDol. 2 9. m. .each-
crs. meetu g. @ y. m. Willing Workers,
$50 y. m. English serN Ices. 80 p. M.
foreign miss Ouary service with pro-
Crane. title Of program. Into All the
World address by tIe pastor. The
Field and the Force" Thursday eve
ming. choir rehearsal. Tues Ity evening.
February -. the monthly birthday SO
rial will be held Nelun-iay even 'ug.
February %. LoU'eu rerNIrn- viii begin.
and every Wednesday evening until
ras sr services VIII be held. Everybody
welcome.
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St Matthews Lutheran church. 4ls
Water street Benwood. W, Va: Rev.
George +! Helm. pastor-The services
and meetings during the week will be;
Sexagssima sunday. $3.50 a m. Sunday
school and Bible class for adults. 10 80
n. m. preaching services IN the English
language. 7;45 p. M English vesper ser
vices. sermon on the second article OF
the creed. Tuesday at p. m. FIRST ses-
sion OF the Lutheran Laymen's Mission
conference at 81. James church. At
80 p. m. special missionary services.
Rev. Soller. OF Youngstown. and Rev.
Golladay. OF Columbus. will be the
speakers. Tuesday at p. m. regular
Lutheran brotheTh God. Rev. Krause OF
bridgeport, will he the speaker for the
evening. Saturday at a m children's
catechetical class. The public Is cor
daily invited 60 attend these services.
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Ceremonial Sys em Elaborate. o..
Iu..II
In'uncfiors. Prohibitions. Innumer
ulI,
NHi.f OrcIuI'iru OF E,.Ic-iastc
Creating Explaining. Eu.0rclug
jesus Attitude Toward the System
Seeks us Abolition
300. Omissions OF Cor. m0uials.
I...H.H. Con .uirHora
1. I.-- L------. -.L-L WI 10
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INST EnEIIs1 IVangeIlc1I Lutnern0
church. SO Sixteenth street. W. :. by
singer. pastor. Il sixteenth street.-The
usual worship for SeNagesima sunday
at 1880 a. m. and 80 p. SUNDAY
school $3.50 a. m: Barnitz Luther league,
6:4b p. m. prayer meeting "wednesday
evening. 7.4b. teachers training class
Immediately after prayer meeting;
catechetical class Friday evening. 3.i5.
The subjects for the sermons both morn
Ing and evening will have reference TO
SeNagesima Sunday. Everybody well
come to these services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14

The First Splrituallst church will
hold services in The ODD Fellows hall
sunday. Februsr 18th. AZ 80 p. m,
children's progres I've lyceum at 10 30 "A.
m. Rev. O. W. Way. pastor ana psychic
Lecture followed with spirit messages.
All are welcome