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Richie Serious About Golf;
Is Taking Lessons in Chicago

s When Willie Richie is ready
:: to abandon the ring and the light
{: weight title which he is holding,
:: there are other honors to which
:: the San Francisco boy aspires
:, and which may come his way.
:: Outside of boxing, which is a
= business for him, golf has come
:. to be a recreation and not fad.
:: When Richie started golf, as he
:: is willing to admit. it was with
:: the idea of attracting publicity.
:: Now he is taking a more serious /
= view of the ancient game and
:: really wants to win a champion
:: ship on the links some day. Told
:: that Travis was between As and
:. so years Of age when he came
:: into the limelight. Willie has de-
= cided there is no reason why he !,
:: should not go ahead In Chicago.
{: when time has permitted, he has ;
:: been taking lessons at one of the
:: indoor schools of COLTS. and when !.
:: he returns home will have the
:: technique of the game down to a
:: fine point.
::
;: ..... .aa.a .au,
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Polly Ito big sisters admirer} =
Guess what father said about YOU last
night. Adolphus tftustered) -Oh, Pol
ly, | haven't an idea in the world
Polly-Urr-you was listening. Sydney
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Good all
the time

Ii isn't all Havana il
isn't all domestic. It's
the BEST of both, therefore
the best in one. A more
perfect blend of good tbbac-
co hasn't been produced in
these past IS years. A
General Arthur tastes good
any hour of the day Or night.
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the intercollegiate championships
from (76 down to date. -.
The ptaI points won stand: Yale,
.674S7-t \: Harvard, COO $3.50; Penn.
4S3 10: {Princeton. 296 "a; Cornell,
T293 Ia. Michigan, 1929; Columbia,
1872 1-2;4 Syracuse, los l-2..
OF CHI; hpionships Harvard has won
10; Yale 49,; Penn. s.. Cornell, A CO.
lumbia. I Princeton, l.
And fl. Il place: Harvard has won
107 $3.50; Yale, 107S-15; Penn,
80 IL; Columbia. 81 10; Princeton,
Sc l-3; Cornell. 251-4; Michigan
II Is; Syracuse, IL; Amherst, IL.
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It's easy for a woman to discover
that a boy has brains II she Is his
mother.
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idol of the French sporting public.
and much disappointment was shown
over his defeat
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FIGHTING TO GET
ARMY -NAsst a6HMIE
BACK TO 'PHILLY
TBy Latest Nall

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Connie
Mack made a statement in connection
with the wire sent him by the Army
Navy football game committee of Phil
adelphia, asking If he would permit
the use of Shihe park for the annual
contest, and whether the seating ar
rangements could be so changed as to
care for 10000 persons.
,iack said: Il would like to make
quite clear that the Athletic club is
net q bidder, has no interest in OBJ
tanning the game for Shibe park, ex-
cept to serve Philadelphia. We would
lake nothing by turning over our
park, except the pleasure of co-operat-
ing in public-spirited enterprise for
the good of our city.
Anxious to Get It Back.
There is a justified feeling among
2hiladelphians that it was great
misfortune to see the game taken
away. We are anxious to help bring
it pack
We could, by the arrangement of
temporary stands, so utilize our field
that 10000 persons could be seated.
Tut, Of course, we could only go in.
to this on the basis of a contract that
would assure us the game for a term
of, say, five years. The cost would
be too great to entertain it on a one
year basis, unless some arrangement
shculd-5e made that would assure pro,
tecting u.s. .-.s
The fhlal word would have to be
given by Mr.. Shibe. who is president
of our club. Nothing could be done
without consulting MIN, but am GER
tain that the Athletic club will go
the limit to- assist in any way posi-.
ble.' - ~ "
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Acknowledgement officers here
are unanimously against New York as
the location of the army-navy football
game, and it is understood that the
sentiment in Washington is the same.
. They say that the long trip from An,
napolis to New York and return is UNI
fair to the midshipment and other
friends Of the team who can devote
only the one day to the trip. Phila-
celphia is the almost unanimous
choice of the navy as a location for
tie game. ...l- " ... Z.
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Tell the average man, that any wos
man in love with him and he'll not
be surprised. III -..
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said that there was bonus in addi-
ton TO this. Comparisons are. OF
course, inevitable. Already there
have been comments contrasting the
price paid for work in an athletic line
with work in an educational line, and
these promise to multiply One should
understand. however, and make the
proper discount In comparisons Of this
Kind. for ii is doubtful II these exag-
gerated salaries continue.
In fact, picture the situation II the
contest for players in professional
league ranks goes on forcing up prices
90 that either side. to hold a man, has
to pay him not only $1,000 for a year.
but has to make contract covering
i longer period Of time than that
What also will be its effect upon 9TH
er players7 Truly il is the age for
them TO make as much as they can.
but such policy in any business is
likely in the long run to kill the
goose that lays the golden egg"
4 story comes from the other side
I that the old question Of the merits
IN golf on the solid gutta-percha ball
ais against the present rubber-cored
ball is TO be tested out by four .profes-
SIGNALS OF Great Britain. no less per-
nonages than j. II. Taylor. Harry VAR
.Ien. James Braid and George Duncan.
Some ~ those who saw Alex Herd
II fIae wear when the open was played
az aolyoke cover that course, 6S75
yards. on windy day in II strokes,
,.'iss' t,saf he were Included in the
,,.,,s1,sr aeneriallv m view or the fact
fhsf fllx ulavad "a the exhibition
marches A Games and Nice on the
piginra and defeated Duncan.
- RI nc TRuE that the contest Il
-. - !, !. ''''.. 80
70 pc ,ssh =. sa's ', NIL, -
ing, al playing VIII 49, :. 1 Dss.s,
and q lp4teI' ih rue eiss, y,
two 81 the pros Will use Lu',ps ~, =
balls ana the ptesL tMo 49,,
4 Y putting y inilaiy y say s..ae s ~
test would surrey oelI,ol's.I ass ae ID
Ing except ny lntetshee - " TUG
value q the palis.
tne tiIst pises, ~ n.al ~. - n..,.
~, s. - sn.c ] 8, match ,,.s, Win 4 bSll
sl,sf ~ had not had very consider
..,.'o amoi,,lf 81 practice with and put
6,0eslf 81 an equality with the man
',.'bn made no change In the ban. No.
natter how mneh these men may. play
;,.<i nrevions 70 the contest with gut
80 halls the preponderance for sew
e,.4 years with the rnbber-cored ball
~ @s;5p ia tell against the guilty.
||5f6Sn has been recording his OBJ
sa,.trfI6ns. and they amount practical
+, "a III fact that he gets a little far
,i.s,. ~ pIaying the guilty with a
,,,s&rv than he does the rubber core
~',-l' { cIeek He finds the greatest
short approach where the gutty
must be struck WIN consius aD's
more force.
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STAR-RULLETN GrvRs yOU
T0DAY'S NEWS TODAY
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0N THE SUBJECT of track athletics
~ statistician has figured out ex-
actly how all the universities stand in
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/. Observation-Disclosures a:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-06

H. G. Stoetzer, Pastor. You are
cordially,invited to worship with US
in the following services tomorrow:
Sabbath school at o 80, Prof. j. Wal
ter Barnes, superintendent. Aigrad.
cd school with graded lessons.
Morning service, 1896. Sermon by
the pastor. Junior Endeavor Society
$3.50: Senior society,t7:00. Leader,
Miss Carroll Powell. Topic, 1.-THE
Twelve Great Verses. VI Puriny
Verse. Math. 5:6.r Conservation
meeting. Evening, service o'clock.
Sermon by the; pastor, "The Most
Important Lesson of Life to Learn
Midweek service, "Wednesday, 1880.
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs. John w. Mason
net Friday at 1880.
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N. p Temnle.

JIG. Bloomfield, D. D., Pastor. To
The following services. you are cor
Italy invited.
Sunday school at $3.50. Public
Worship at 10:45, followed by the
Annual Congregational injecting in
which a board of stewards VIII be
aleeted for the ensuing year; a dele
gate elected to attend the next sesz
,ion of the Pittsburgh conference
md a call extended for pastor.
saptism of children and reception OF
members. Junior Endeayor at Q
o'clock and Intermediate End eavor
1t $500. Evening worship nj. q: 30
With sermon by r. Robert cofkey, Of
Monaghan, Ireland $3.50
N the few days DIR. corkey has
been in Fairmont he tllas found for
mer members Of his church4in Ire
G. . . 2 =
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MEMORIAL DAY AT RYMER.

Memorial day was observed at Ry-
ner under auspices of the G. a. R,
members % Gooeh Post No. IS. who
were aided by Woman's Relief Corps
No. 20.
f2The.memorial sermon was preach
edlby Rev. f. NJ. Malcolm, who gave
a very suitable and interesting ser
mon. Music was furnished for the
morning by the wetstone and Rymer
choirs and the +Rymer drum corps.
"A basket dinner was served which
NIL seemed to enjoy thoroughly. AZ
1889 the crowd. led. by the drum
corps and about one hundred SUN
day school children who were car
tying flowers, marched to the Gene
terry. where both the G. "a. n. and
the Woman's Relief Corps held dec.
Grafton services. Jt's
After this the program was finishs
edlat the church where Rev. Claude
E. Goodwin, OF Manningtcn, gave d
very patriotic sermon which was en-
56yed by all. especially by the Toys
IN. Blue; then after suitable music
4iifaished by the wetstone and Ry.
iner chuirs, tile crowd assembled n
the grove, where they wsfe entcf-
tanned BY good music furnished BY
the Rymer band.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-06
COURT NEWS
License Issued.

LlCtIlSe lSSueu. "
The following marriage license
vas yesterday issued by the county
Jerk:
James C. Huey and Efrie C. Mills,
10Th of Warrington. \
Ward NJ. Downs and Ethel Hibbs,
10th OF Fairmont.
Deeds Filed.
The following deeds were yester-
lay filed with the county clerk for
.ecording:
]. P. Kirby, to Laura Williams. a
'arcel of land in the oakdale addi-
ion to the City Of Fairmont: consid.
ration 81 and other valuable con,
liberation. y q
South View Realty Company to J.
:. Dye, a parcel of land in the COM
.,any's addition to the City of Fair,
mont; consideration $475.
Thomas s., Neptune and wife tc
Martha Ann Carpenter, a parcel Of
and in the Monongalela Industrial
Fompany's East Side addition 10 the
City of Fairmont; consideration
S125.
T. ]. Koon and wife to John Kin
icy Koon, the u interest in a par.
Eel OF land in Grant district; con:
liberation 81 and other valuable
consideration. 8
South View Realty Company to
Harry c. Howard, parcel of land in
he company's addition to the City
If Fairmont: consideration $3.50.
John II. Totohman and wife I'd
William Boor,, parcel of land on
Paw Paw creek. in Paw Paw dis.
riot; consideration 500. ~ 6. NJ
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Chalta uqua
WHO e : / ! i !: ] I; E
Weekof July15
REDPATH BRocKwAY COMPANY
10 PRESENT "A COLOSSAL
PROGRAM.
PLACE FOR HOLDING MEETINGS
HAS NOT YET BEEN DE,
CIDED.

\ The Redpath Brockway Chautau
qua will give a colossal seeyn da
program in this city the week begin
ming July Is and ending July 81.
The matter was agftatcd in thl
city this winter and an agent of til.
company canyassed this city 70
tickets and as a result this city vii
have the week of splendid entertain
ments.
The Redpath Brockway Chaatau'
1ua is Regarded us among tire bes
rompanys of the kind in this section.
81 the country md their entertain
ments-are of very high class
Just where the chautauqua will b
held has not been decided. Loo
Park was considered, but it is prob
able that a tent will be erected in !:
MORE accessible place.
A glance through the program
outlined for this week OF chautau
slua printed below will give a com
prehensive idea of the splendid n
fractions which viii he Offered h
this city.
Among the numbers outlined T.,
the program is a performance of tn
famous Gen Greet" players who ar
well and fayorably known in THU
city. The program follows:
Program.
Program bpeinS nromntly
Boy Scouts tMorning). $500.
Morning lecture, 10000.
Afternoon music, $3.50.
Afternoon lecture, $500.
Evening music, 1870.
Evening entertainment, S:15.
WEDNESDAY
Afternoon-Musical Recital-Tht
Csrolineurs.
Lecture-"The Needs of the Hour
Hon. George D. Alden.
Admission: Adults, IS cents, chill
dren, Is cents.
Evening-Grand Entertainment
Music, Reading and Bell Ringing
The Carolineurs and AIR. Edwin
Whitney.
Admission: Adults, SO cents, chill
dren, 25 cents.
THURSDAY
8 a. m. - Organization Of Bo,
Scouts-W. E. Sankey, Scout Master
Boys from ten to sixteen. years ma,
join the Boy Scout work ywithou
charge.
10 a. m.-Educational Lecture
"Kindling'5' - DR.. Thomas Barne.
Thompson. Admission: Adults, q
cents, children, Is cents.
Afternoon-Co ncert-Quartette o
the Central Church, Chicago.
Reading - Little Lord Fauntle
roy"-Miss Lucille Adams. Admis
sion: Adults, 25 cents; children, II
cents.
Evening concert-Quartette o.
the Central Church, Chicago.
Debate on Socialism = Hon. j
Adam Bede and Carl D. Thompson.
Admission: Adults, so cents; chill
dren, 25 cents.
FRIDAY
ga. m.-Boy Scout Training Hour
10 a. m.-Educational Lecture
within the Law'-Dr. Thomas Bar
ney Thompson.
Admission: Adults. 25 cents; chill.
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sdren, Is cents.
Attsrnoon Concert THE thinner
iHsyekotte Trio. =
Lecture t.The Re3Makfng and
Mendihg Of Mem, Chaplain Kiplin-
ger (Indiana State Prison.) "
y Admfssion 5 Adults, 9 s cents; chill:
ireh, is cents.
Evening concert-The thinner
davekotte TrioA
Drama Shakespeare, The Twelfth
Night-The Ben Greet Players.
Admission: Adults, 80 cents; chill
drea, % cents. Z.
SATURDAY
0 a.m:-Boy Scout Training Hour.
10 a. m!-Edlcational lecture
The Melting Pot"-Dr. Thomas Bar.
ley Thompson. 9. i
Admission: Adults. 2 S cents; chill:
lren, i15 cents.
Afternoon ~ concert.The Red
'ath Grand Quartette.
LeetureA"Sa Saving the ,Boys'a John
f. Gunkel. a6g
Admission: Adults, 20 cents; Chill
lren. 15 Fcents.
Eyening-Full Evening" Concert
Fhe Redpath Grand Quartette. {
Admission: Adults, so cents; chill
lren, 25ecents.V Z i{,ial $3.50,
5a SUNDAY ,a.s mi /
Afternoon-Sacred concert-sands
tcgimental Band and Miss Fanchop
eastman. ,ft.r aIaaitt
Address" The worthsof a Grip:
sertln Pratt King.
z p. m.-vesper Service
Evening - Full Evening Sacred
;acred Concert Sands Regimentai
land and Miss Fanchon Eastman.
No admission will be charged, but
free-will Offering will be taken, and
he Management asks that 1t besa
generous one. ~ A35,! ri 'ss'''t ritil
/. ''fts MONDAY ,sN q i
81 m.-Boy Scout Training Hour.
10 a. rm.-Educational Lecture -
The Great Divider - DR.. Thomas
Barney Thompson. Fsih
Admissions: Adults, % cents; chill
iren, 15cents.
Afternoon - concert-The schuF
mann Ladies' Quartette. II
Lecture-"The New Freedom
J. S. Senator RobertiL. Owen (Sub-
ect to Congressional iduty).
Admission: Adults, so cents; chill
lren. 25 cents. lsbH'
Evening children's Night-The
,chumann Ladies' Quartette and
'abor, Magician. ~
Admission: Adults, so cents; chill
'ren, % cents.
TUESDAY
Ga. m.-Boy Scout Training Hour.
10 a. m.-Educational Lecture -
The Servant in the House"-Dr.
'homas Barney Thompson.
Admission. Adults, Is cents; chill
'ren, Is cents.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Members OF
3eanc Grand Opera Company.
Lecture-"Traitors to Justice" -
Judge Marcus A. Kavanagh.
Admission: Adults, SO cents; chill
lren, 25 cents.
Evening-Grand opera-&e Gar
ZEN Scene and the last act from
'Haust-Dcans Grand Opera Company.
Admission: Adults, so cents; chill
.lren, 25 cents.
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land "A cordial Limitation iis.extend.
edsto the general public to hear TIFF
visiting minister.
First Baptistt Cburcb

5 W.sJ. Eddy.s Pastor. lAVgood pro-
gram has been prepared for tomors
row. The Sunday school willsdo its
part to 5fneresti all who come. The
Junior congregation viii Ehear q scr-
mon on "a Fireless Cooker at the
1895 HOUR. 9rhe morning service
WIN provide good things for ali Who
come. 200, shnday4school, Virgin
10 avenue. $3.50, B. Y. P. ii. 4: s0.s
evening service, subject, 1.-THE Psfll
of Degeneraey." Good music will be
furnished by our large choir under
the direction of Miss Hough, AScor.
dial welcome viii be extended Ia. all
who come. u ~ u =
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$3.50, Sabbath school. Glasses for
all ages and grades.i1O:45, worship:
1.-THE Truth Schall Make You Free"
This is Improved Order of Red Men
memorial service. These with the
Pocahontas Auxiliary. will be out in
full and seated as a body. $3.50, Jun
Tor service. 1880. class meeting.
$3.50, Epworth League. The new of
ficers will have charge. This will be
an inspiring service. 1880, evening
worship. The service will last just
one hour. Old time hymns. A vel.
come for everybody. y
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palatine Baptist Church.

Rev. ]. w. Brown, Pastor. $3.50
q. ms,a Sunday school 8 PROT, w. A.
iHustead, superintendent. i SUNDAY is
Rally Day, t2and letscnool VIII try
Ito break all previous Attendance rec
|Sords. You can't affordto miss this
Service at Sunday school sunday.sBe
|one of the big crowd. rpS;, 5i.Ss
le10:45 a m. smorning worship, SER
mon by theapastor.i Subject. THAT
Boy another of those Truman life
sermons which arc making Rev.
Brown one ofNthe best KNOWN and
best liked pastors in the city! BE
sure toahears this sermon. S,a,l .iti
$3.50 p. M, Baptist Young Peo-
pies Society. THE service Sunday
evening will be interestingaandBun-
usual Have you attended therB. ".
Pau. service recently? If not ,slat-
tend tomorrow evening and you will
he surprised and pleased with The
Very interesting service.G 1880 pm.
evening worship, sermon bytth' pms
tor. Subject. "Thet Fight Against
Heredity.r You 'willllike this ser
mon and twill give you something
TO tlffnk about. All are welcome3to
all the services of the church. We'd
nesdayseyening the usualFprayer SER
vice will besheld with other special
meetings throughout the week. At
tend all the services IL you wish 10
get the full benefit of the church
and its work. =
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M. E. Church, South,

L. $3.50 a. M, Sunday school, H. I.
Jones, superintendent. 1916, q. nj.
preaching, Israel, from Tent to Pal
acc.l $500 p. M, Junior League
Miss Conaway, superintendent. z =
M, Senior League.> o. L. Wilson
president. 1880, p. M, preaching
Getting Right With God by Way O.
the Other Fellow" 1880 n. m.
Wednesday, prayer meeting, follow
ed by third quarterly. CONFERENCE
The attention of the congrek ation !.
called to the fact that the Afonongai-
ME. church, South, will be dedicat.
ed on Sunday, June 18th. An, invita-,
ton has been extended this congre
gatiph. and all who wish to attend
she morning service at Monongaf
win be excused for the 10000 o'cloc
car, II at Sunday school,. Come /
the schol and be credited with al
tendance. 1t is suggested that a.
others of tie congregation who dc.
sire, should attend the Afternoon
service at the dedication, and 70 {
this purpose meet at the church an,
go on the 2:O0 o'clock car In a body.
a cordial invitation Is extended 4
the services of the church, at III
corner Of Fairmont avenue and Sec.
ond street. We will have the .regu
lar services as above announced, 81 d
welcome to strangers. 81.
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Central Christian Church.

Clarence ID. Mitchell, Pastor. Sun
day school at o 80 "a. M; all mem
beers % the school and their fanf!
lies and those without any sundas
school utilization are most cordtaIls
invited. Morning worship ut 10:45i
Sermon theme: ..Does the ohurcii
Need More Salt2', Christian En-
sdeayor at q p. ms Don't miss thi
helpful hour in which SO many d
our young people arc participating
Evening sermon theme at s O'Clock
At this service Rev. Mitchell wii,
discuss the recent st. Lawrence Riy
er ship dtsaster, or swhy roo
God allows terrible calamfties. pub
lie and private, to come upon US.
There viii be special music. A mos,
cordial invitation Is extended tn,
public.
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Salvation ARMY Hall

Main street-on Sunday evening
June It'll, in the above hall. will b.
conducted memorial service in hon
or of the Salvation Army Canadian
officers who lost their lives when thu
Empress OF Ireland sank. The serv
ice will commence. at 1880 o'clock
Captain Ives will be here from Nor
gantowu TO assist the local officers
All are welcome. Come and bring {
friend. FIJI. Barker, Captain.
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First M. Plcbnroh,

L. Z. oldaker, Pastor. 9:45, Sun
day school, j. A. swiger. superin-
tendent. Lesson, 1.-THE Coming of
the Kingdom To have the King
dom of Heaven in your life and heart
is the only thing worth while. Is
the Kingdom Of Heaven set up in
your soul? 1O:45. morning worship.
$3.50, Christian :EndeaYor. 1880,
evening worship, s,y,.. If.l Il
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for theI. o. Q. F., who viii attend ii
a body: Epworth League deyotiona.
service at Gao. The service viii
consist of musical program; ano
will be a helpful and inspiring serv.
ice. Evening worship at 1880. Al,
evangelistie song service will b.
conducted by Rev. W. L. Myman ant
party. You are most cordially in
vited to, participate with us in thest
services.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. aE tfey cannct reach ths
diseased portion et The ear. There a. only one
way to cure md that a by consultation!
aiPfemedies! Dcafuess d caused StF an Ihtlamed
condition, OF the mucous lining OF the Eustachiat
Tube. When this tube 4 innAmed you {layeEt
'fumhllne sound or imperfect hearing, and when
IL Il entirely closed Deafness Is tle feslt. hhd
unless the lnhammationt can be taken out and
this tube restored To- It's normal condlt Ion. bear
Zen are eaased Ihy catafrh, which u nothing but
IN ihhAmed condition % me mucous sutfaees.
Ne vii Civ on H1ndr'd pellats for aliJ eass
CURED By Halls catArfh Cure. Send fge clfcf
,''' nee F. J. CHENEY CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by prsri.,s, nc.
Take nau's Family Pm. for conltlpsticn. 4
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Grace Lutheran Church.

Z. Il. Br0bst, d. p, pastor. suns
day school at $3.50. Morning serv-
ice at 1O:45. Christian Endeayor at
$3.50. Ruth shafferman, leader.
Evening service at 1880. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 1880. A cor
dial welcome.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-06
Fleming Memorial Presbyterian
Church -

Frank NJ. Patterson, Minister.
Sabbath school at $3.50. Mr.. R. E.
Davis. superintendent. Last Sab
bath we had 12l present. The COM
munity is invited to help US build up
the school still larger. The work 4
interesting and enjoyable now. Sing
ing eercises on Tuesday evening and
Pible study ON Thursday evening. No
preaching service tomorrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-06-06

Harry c. Howard, Pastor. Sun
day school at $3.50. iChas. w. Evans,
superintendent. Come on time.
Bring some one with you. Morning
worship at z1o:45. The pastor win
deliver Tie annual memorial sermon