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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-16
Carpenter--Brady

Miss r. Elizabeth Brady, of Main
street, Belleville, and Frank Jereme
Carpenter, of Amherst street, East
Orange, were married yesterday
afternoon in the rectory of the
Church of Our Lady Of Good Conn-
ell, Woodside. Rev. William j. Rich
mond, rector, officiated. Miss Eliz-
abeth Doom, of this city, was maid
of honor, and the best man was DIR,
V, r.. Dyer, of this city. The bride
was gowned in gendarme blue crepe
de chine, trimmed with fillet lace.
She carried bouquet OF lilies OF the
valley and orchids The maid of
honor was attired In blue crepe me-
teor and carried Killarney roses and
orchids. Both were black velvet
hats. After the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the home of the
bride. Only immediate relatives
were present. After months
honeymoon the couple viii take up
residence In Amherst street, East
Orange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-16
BISHOP M'FAUL TWENTY YEARS
HEAD OF TRENTON DIOCESE
To Celebrate Anniversary of
His CONSIDERATION Sunday in
ST. Mary's Cathedral.
Special TO the Evening star.

Special TO the Evening Star.
TRENTON. Oct. 16.-The twentieth
anniversary of the conservation of the
Rt. Rev. James A. McFaui, d. d..
LID, as bishop of the Catholic do
eese of Trenton, will be observed with
solemn ceremonies in st. Mary's Ca
thedrar here next Sunday. The event
will be in the form of a solemn high
mass at 1890 o'clock, in the presence
of the bishop, celebrated by three
priests attached to the cathedral, who
will be assisted by other clergymen con-
nected with the Catholic churches of
this city, In connection with the mass
ceremonies, Rt. Rev. Monsignor John
H. Fox, vicar general of the diocese,
who is rector of the cathedral and a
standing, will preach the anniversary
sermon. Monsgnor Fox is one of the
ablest speakers In the diocese.
On the occasion of the anniversary
the Trenton Council. knights of Co
lumbus, numbering over 400 members,
will attend the ceremonies in a body
and occupy seats in the middle aisle
of the cathedral A special program
of music will also be rendered on this
occasion by the male choir, consisting
of some forty voices.
BlSHop Mcr dui WAS oIudlneu pficst
on May 26, 1877, and eonsecrated bishop
In the cathedral on October Is, 1894
The diocese of Trenton embraces four
teen counties of the State, as follows:
Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape
May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Hun
terdon, Mercer Middlesex, Monmouth
Ocean, Salem, Somerset and Warren
His jurisdiction, therefore, covers ar
area of $3.50 square miles of territory
During the bishops twenty years
of administration great progress has
been made in the diocese, both from
spiritual and material standpeints.
His charges number normally 140,00t
souls. while during the summer
months this total at times increases
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-16
To Get More Dyestuffs

NEW YORK, Oct. 16-on order "a
insure themselves of a regular supply
of dyestuffs, importers in this city
of German color and chemical prod
uots have interested the local agents
of the Holland American Steamship
Company in a proposal that the COM
pany operate a vessel under the
American flag monthly between this
port and Rotterdam for the purpose
OF bringing over shipments not to
exceed the usual amount for given
month.
The steamship company's agents
here have met the proposition in a
aynpathetic attitude.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-16
Lower California Conquest
by Yaqui indians Abandoned

ON BOARD u. S. S. WEST VIR-
GINA, SANTA ROsALIA, via wire
less to San Diego, Oct. 16,-The
projected conquest of Lower Cali
fornia by Yaqui Indians allied with
General Francisco Villas revolution
will be abandoned, and all but y
policing force of forty men will re-
turn to Guaymas, according TO as
surances given to Rear-Admiral
Howard aboard his flagship, the
West Virginia, here today by the
chief of ell the Yaquis. He promised
that his expeditionary force would
embark for the opposite shore of the
Gulf OF California tomorrow.
The Yaaui movement against La
Paz also has been abandoned, Ad-
miral Howard was told
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-16
Democrats Deny Hill and
Carnegie Helped Campaign

WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-Emphatie
denial has been made by officers of
the Democratic national and congress
sional committees that either James
j. Hill or Andrew Carnegie has
financed the Democratic campaign, as
charged in a statement yesterday by
Representatives Woods, of Iowa, chair
man of the Republican congressional
committee.
Neither Mr.. Carnegie nor Mr.. Hill
has contributed a penny to the Demo
cratic congressional committee" said
Chairman Doremus. of that organiza-
ton.
A similar disclaimer was made In
behalf of the Democratic National
Committee by Thomas J. Pence, who
is in charge of the Washington head
quarters.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-16
GREGORY SEES
RIVALS PETITION
With Counsel, Goes Over Doc
ument Filed by
Seymour.

Mayor Julian A. Gregory, of East
Orange. who is a candidate for Con-
gress in the Ninth district, and
claims that the nominating papers Of
his rival, Arthur b. Seymour, of Or
ange, are irregular. still is seeking
proof for his contention.
With his counsel, Borden d.
Whiting, Mayor Gregory called ut
the county clerks Office this morn
ing and scrutinized the petition Of
Mr.. Seymour on file there.
Neither the mayor nor his counsel
would say what move they have In
contemplation.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-16
All Hands Up

AT what hour did the defendant
hold up the saloon ?"
"At Ave minutes to r."
How can you fix the minute SO
positively"
because | noticed that even the
clock had It's hands up"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-16
BY the Associated Press:

LONDON, 10 p. M)"Importan
cables the
Copenhagen Telegram Company MY
Brendenburg
packed
He estimates the number be between 100000 and
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-16
Oblivion

He fades completely and his loss
Mons. pauses to deplore,
The man who used TO be a boss
And isn't any more.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-16
Italian Foreign
Minister Dead

ROME, Oct, 16.-Marquis hi San
Giuliano, the lillian minister for for
eign affairs, is dead,
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IMPORTANT!

If you believe every advertisement you read the
city is full of stores willing to sell you pianos for
next to nothing-which is just about what those
pianosare worth You are better off to pay reason
able price for an instrument that Is really worth
paid up We can think of no finer pianos and player
pianos at moderate prices than the time-honored
Bradburys, on sale at 800 Broad Street, Those are
instruments 1t is safe buy In fact we do not know
of any other make - however high-priced - that
contains so much hrst-cass material or gives
tone of such full round quality, as the Bradbury.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-16
RECOUNT SHOWS
LEHLBACH WINS
CONTINUED from first PaKe.)

original returns and under the re-
count are as follows:
CALDWELL BOROUGH.
Original Count Recount
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-16

Adams's plurality by original re-
turns, 4; Lehlbach's plurality by re-
counted returns, 141; Lehlbach's net
gain In the recount, las votes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-16

fng day repused
bud Ivangorod.
"A battle going south PIzemysl.e
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A Nome de Auto

Pa, who said dead men tell nc
tales7'"
"a joy rider. SON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

preparatory. to being confirmed on
Easter sunday.
Last Friday at noon William Kraft
Photographed the ball team of the
Mozart school on the ward stems in
front OF the school building.
Mrs. C. n. Bender has returned to
ber home on Wheeling Island after a
several days visit at the home OF her
son J. =. Bender. at Bethlehem.
Lee Snedeker OF Wheeling Island
was the guest of Florence Bromcr OF
bethl"nem Friday and Saturday.
Miss Anna Steinman has been visit
InS h"r sister. Mrs. Harry Brinkman.
ol NarW God. Tor few days.
q, some sections of the road down
hceung creek is still in a very bad
Sohlllon- section near the Down
my ldrni mas been 50 bad that ON one
or Two days the last OF the week tho
mail carrier has found IL nocessarv 10
HaIo the road and pass through tho
field around one of tho worst niarcs
sherman WEIGH has returned 10 bis
nome al Viola after spending a few
days az Noundsyillc
Charles Lewis has returned IN hi
Work az Elm Grove
quite number OF gypsies have c-onc
into camp on Wheeling creek. psar
the klages farm
it Is reported that a survey Of tho
siriuont pike from Mt. OUyet In
Washington Forks b. soon to be made
preparatory TO doing lot of improVe,
ment work on that pike.
Miss Anna Driscoll of pittsburr-b a.
visiting her cousins. the Misses Rog-
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the many social events that will BE-
given I'm honor OF iris very popular
young couple. before April Il. when
they 20 10 their future home In Califor-
nit. where Dir. Hewitt has accepted a
lucrative position with an oil company.
Miss Benc scvtt % VidcO. Pa. who
was threatened With pneumonia. Is
Miss SUiaic Durbin. OF Vidoo. closed a
vcry successful school at Dinsmorc.
April 10th.
The teamsters declare Tuesday the
9Th, the worst day OF the year.
AIRS. John 1ryu, who has been suffer-
tng 10 severely from Am attack OF gall
stones, Is much better and her friends
nope Tor speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. GrOS CIR Archer spent
wednesday Afternoon with their cousin.
Mr-. John Frye.
Master Homer Grow. who has been an
with whoopinB cough and kidney trou-
BILE Tor the past month. shows put sltrh.
Improvement.
The farmers Of Bloomfield ridge and
trabapplc. are havins a regular mad
dog scare. 70 was hoped that tho NM
berry uog. which had Escn shot on Tues
duy, wa all the animal that had boon
bitten. but ON Wednesday morning = do..
belonging u Mr.. walter Swart1. a tarn
yr ltVtng about two miles from tho nm
berry home. developed unmIstaka Bile
signs Of rabies aud was killed at once.
SO Tar no other cases have been rcpurt-
ed, but ell dogs should b. uluzzlsd Tor "a
time Tor the safety oi children.
Harry Chichester. VIM had been visit
lng ms sister Tor the past week. return
Mr.. aud Mrs. Day. OF Grey sviIic. spent
Ihursday and Friday with Mrs. Days
: little boy Of WIN Burns. Of VIM
ridge. had the misfortune 10 set his arm
broken.
sec Viii chichester. bee found him sdr-
soc>Wm Chichester. De found him sut-
tcrlug with a severe attdck o. aI grippe
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Day. Of tirrys-
yilo arc moving Co. the old Day nome
hr Russell bay win occupy the house
Nacated hy D ibsrothcr. Charles
Tho farmers OF thia vicinity are ycty
busy just nov buitpiuE fence. trimming
orchards. spreading manure and douts
air the little odd fpriur jobs. Very ltt-
nc pluwtng ta done. a. set.
j. r.. Nllizun. fhr ile1I maple svrLr.
utBn. reports good season. the severe
winter making the -Ht unusually sweet.
Dir. Nilsson has some Trims like ufty
gallons or uur. syrup canned for fIturt
use aud be- extends cordial tnyttattou.
20 cuts lriends tI cell end sample tnta
sugar tree uolHss.s together Win fistf
creamery butter and Hrs. As hot biz
John Burbit is moving to Che Eri.t.-
residence in JscktoUp
n little thr,. year old I.pF az I-.
turua. ol Wind ridge. succeeded tn
placing "a grain of coffee iu hte uo.trii
ri"r1it'n viii 3D. usr,.asry Tor ita re-
rIuNal.
Mf STANLEY owen save 5usb
school part, 81 hs homo of hI. fstb.r.
near NidDo. THURSDAY evening. wt
tNouH class &c thH l'I.H .rFuul nf ra..-
town. iyErihrr WITH OBJ. younger an.IrI
number of ab.It ID. g.IrrsHmtnt. srf.
SERVED Music und -Hru.H 1srr ths df-
''f i.u 90 iH. 'Ntrin-
Marri.I "n N.1n. tH. or Coo rnnr
I.. UriH. parent. Hf IIHrf.. rIU
Iu.. Ni.H Give tUurfurir.I snf ffr sd.
'.'N RI N''. I..N M NH Mi..
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Ambition Salts
Gives you a Clear Head and a
Good Appetite in the
Morning.

You need Ties. Goo start WIth 1ou
can do bnsiu"s. ri-hI If tou afaft fr.
DAY Wrurr hHlUIIDN SALTS b. 3D.,
great r'rI1.r uf mistake. of eating 1r
ffInN'T" II. rf-If before Ir You dino
rot wisely hUf too utI. take N1T
PSI HOS SALTS before -O.H. iu bod
foH eHl uaNr uu u Iha ruHrfr. with
your bead clear. your stomach f.aIirr
.lg. sour o.. hN-lf FIh fn. .r1rsIr
30 health and 'Hfrl,. Sou viii MO,
our vur' aud du no we'll
AMBITION SALTS Ia pleasant fO
tort
a laree bottle st Iohu Coleman com
nnnN inr only lfF cent. and DO O.
guaranteed I0 o. Coo finest fort OF
i'mrIl at zoo times Tor Indigestion.
headache" tIillousnras. constipation
acid stomach. sluggish liver. tidur.
troubles and malaria Dr. drives uric
atil from f.r .U.fsm. makes tho
blood puro- and pure blood mcana
Your money t1ct ON tbe fr.f bottle
UI'.HH .I from John Coleman com.
r'nI NJ YOU arn not satisfied Mail
Ifn'I. .lIld. rharecr prepaid. by Tho
wendell lharw1ral Company. Tnr
SYRACUSE. .. l. manufacture.
tlos.tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

school commencement at Sherrard
this year. owing to the fact that the
high school course has been extended
from a three-year to a full four-S year
course, which Will give the seniors OF
this year one more years work here.
The Sherrard schools will probably
picnic on Wheeling creek on Friday.
May 20.
The Bethlehem schools will close
Wednesday, May 20. and IL is proba-
BILE that a neighborhood basket pic
mic Will be held on the school grounds
but the ylans have not as yet zen
completed.
The Mozart eighth grade ass Will
attend the commencement at tho
Center Benwood school building On.
the evening OF May 20. which will be
the commencement for the Center
Benwood. North Benwood. Boggs Run
and MOZART schools.
Eeyen Mozart pupils will receive
eighth grade diplomas.
on Friday. May %. tho Union dis
trict schools. except SherTard. Will
picnic at Wheeling park.
Most Of the short term schools OF
this territory except those that have
lost time, have already closed The
Pleasant Valley school. Mr. Conner.
teacher. closed last Saturday with
special closing exercises. The school
at Lone Oak. Webster district, will
close tomorrow. Wednesday The
schools Of Washington district Will
continue TO the close OF the month
this year
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Briefs and Personals

Or. and Mrs. r. B Cox left Shor-
rard yesterday They wont to tine
home of>Dr. Cox's sister. Mrs. 4. J.
Phillips, near Cameron. where they
viii spend some time before leaving
Marshall county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Folmar. Of Co
dar Rocks visited Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Goetze, Sunday.
Miss Wilma Spesre returned 10
Sherrard, sunday, after having BEEN
the guest % relatives at Chester, w
Va. for couple of days.
Miss Margaret McCombs was thc
guest Of Miss Anna Grandstaff. at
Elm Grove, from Friday TIL Sunday.
Eugene Wayman. Of eBthIohem.
was visiting MADDEN Gsryin from Fri
day till tho first Of the week
A. NJ. Snpdokcr is ill
Mrs. William Rieck. who has been
ill. IS improving
d. NJ Garvin went 10 Huntington
the last of the week on business
visit Of several DAYS BE spent sun
day a. the home OF his brother. j. y.
Garvin. OF near Huntington. who was
Tor many YEARS secretary Of tho state
Board of Agriculture.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. q. klBgcs and fam
NY spent Sunday on WchciinE creek.
visiting at the home of William kla-
gos
j. D. Rogersou and bis daughter.
Miss Margaret. went 90 MOund.Niile.
Monday. to attend the funeral of Nt
Rogerson's uncle. james Rororsuu.
WHO died last Saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ebrrs have
moved from Wheeling TO house on
Mozart Terrace SO 81
Little Walter Ludwig Of Mozart hl
been very Fick since lsst Friday even
ing
Edra ,strr-...t .f.....t.t.. II rr f
Mrt Pit-cB az mozart Terrace so o.
iE quite sIcL
Edward Uancharf uIU mo,r f.um
Wheeling to one Of Nr. Lizzie r..tr.
son house. at mozart
kaf Tor has W0ted from Akron.
%. Zoo Mozart
Miss louise Kaiser of Mozart alb
recovered from an illness
Miss AIDA %. Nol.na OF Wood f. o.
D. the Eie.t of iri'nd. at SIt,.-ldD
Tor Tow day.
Tho Pleasant 5000 Ladies Aid rori
rfF Will hold an afternoon meeting
next Thur.day st thr home of SIR.
Joseph Archcy
Nrs rto.ha Fisher !. W
W. Goethe. Who ht. been 100 with
grippe. ia improving
The hIIon Grove Pro-. bffrriHr
sunday school is planning io rror.
sanizs ncAf sunday afternoon
Tho Allen Grove SEWING circle tIII
meet Thur day afternoon April Tr. at
iho homo ol The president Mr.. Henry
Rrmfr
Many ciu people visited frr 3d.
blltci cemetery SUNDAY
Julia llf.rh viii continue Trr
.'ndiff 1 ruum Of tho Mozart
horI Fffrr hH..u. attended taIf.
Ole school i0 Whcrlue for .1n. ru
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
MAJORSVILLE

NNJpHsNILLE. ". Va. April IA
H.,fl"d ~ Mouudgvilic. vs. Va AprI
i' ana l.lzic Hewitt. of HsryovS. -
l' IndtF- OF tho Wind gIdea F1n.,
WON ''Hh ~ which Ar4. Ifrgtttt b.
Der. Esfr reception and shower
l't h'f or Inrhtovn. ou Tho 10Th Quiz.
N'inn"r wore present and tho sff.-
noon vas Pleasantly spent. s dHIu.e
..'''.'. 'n M'. served rud The bride VAS
.n'ed With wsr- h.aufIfu rier..t ,f
ha"d WORK culver, at-. This b. ono Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

Easter was observed I'm some man
ner by practically all the churches
IN this territory. Special Easter mu-
sic was general Tho various min
listers preached Easter sermons and
at some OF the churches. as at The
Christ Lutheran church Of Mozart.
there were other special features at
that days services At the Mt Oil
vet NJ. l.. church the choir and sun
day school rendered a very excellent
Easter program In the evening. Fol
lowing the program an Offering was
taken for chuiPb benevolencc and
the amounts paid and subscribed to-
tailed upwards OF $1,000 a very ex-
cellent program was rendered by the
Bethlehem Union Sunday school on
sunday evening At the school house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

the North BenwoOd school team met
on the Fairgrounds ball field near
Boggs run in their first game OF the
season. last Thursday evening. The
Mozart boy swere defeated 10 the
tunc OF ! TO !. but the result Is said
TO have been due TO tho fact that a
teacher. who Tar OutClassed the other
players. was used on the battery Of
the North Benwood team. The same
teams have arranged 10 play again
this evening Tuesday, Al Mozart.
end the Mozart boys have ARRANGED
to play the Sherrard eighth gFske
team on the ShcrrHrd grounds Fri.
day AFTERNOON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

tlo committee win meet 90 consider
ecfefal matters of prime importance
leading up to fhr campaign and tho
holding ~ tho State convrnfior at
lharIr.fon Nav 1n Tho Nmr for
holding tun district mccfiurs. uhoth.
IT in ne evening Or dHy time OF WaN
H. viii ho taken un and decided So
rotary frcsap hae received q r0r5wu.
fi.aiI0n from flD State chairman
STATING tlH' tho county turmiffrr
may u." ff. discretion whether be-
holds district suggestion nicotine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
Lyceum Meeting.

The Progressive Lyceum met las.
Friday evening and rendered a pro
gram, but the debate on convict road
labor was carried over TIL the next
meeting. on account OF the absence Of
some or the >debaters. 4 short eX-
temporaneous debate was engaged IN
by Alex. Campbell and Elmer Sea
bright Quite number OF young
folks from Sand iiul were I'm attend
ance. II was voted To change the
time Of meeting from Friday eveninc
10 Thursday evening. and the next
meeting Is TO be held on the cvenins
OF April %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

during The afternoon .r uiehf This
matter VII hr arfcd upon tonight A
letter ie expected This morning from
STATE ~ecre'ary Bornhclm regarding
ihe holding o. rr.warv elections Tho
mne'rr VIII bo held boz tho r.4t.r..
office. and .e called Tor Is o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
SHERRARDls..
Social at Parsonage,

The Pleasant Hill oongre CATION en-
fertained at the local NJ. T. parson-
age last Thursday evening with a
"pound social" In honor Of tReir pop
ular pastor. Rev. a. G.. Rife. Tho
people gathered from far and near.
and the many persons present spent a
very enjoyable evening With music
AS the principal diversion. Quite a
large assortment OF useful gifts were
received BY Mr. and Mrs. Rife. Prob
ably this event will be followed by
visits of some Of Rev. Rifles other
congregations to the parsonage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14

The Sherrard consolidated and high
schools viii make ur a week Of time
Lost on account Of the drifted snow,
which viii extend their time Of clos
ing to q later date than the other
Union district schools Tho date OF
the Sherrard eighth grade commence
ment has been ect for Thursday even
ing. May IS. There will be no high
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
Special Services at Wolf Run.

AZ the Wolf Run Presbyterian
church Rev. II. A. Riddle will conduct
a special series of services this week
beginning this evening. Tuesday.
There VIII be preaching each even
ing until Saturday, and the service
that day Will be held In the after
noon instead Of evening The series
will end with communion service next
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-14
MEET TONIGHT
Republican County Commttee Will
Gontider Important Matters Re
usrdina Coming Campaign.

IunIeht promise. iu boz o. big uIeh.
100 Republican county circles when
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a.thl.h.n s. 8 a.orn.ni,.A

The Bethlehem Union sunday
school has completed REORGANIZATION
with tho follow Ing officers. Supcrin-
tcndeut. Miss Mary Waymau. dtsist-
ant superintendent. n. T. Mont Comcry
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secretary. Miss Stella Hermann.
treasurer Mrs. NJ r.. Acker; pianist
Mrs. Walter Wayman: superintendent
OF home department, Mrs. J. Y. Ben
der; superintendent OF cradle roll,
Mrs J. C. Caryin