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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-27
KAISER RECEIVES
WILSON GREETING
President Congratulates Ger
man Emperor on seth An
niversary of His Birth

Berlin. Jan e7-This Is the 5eth
anniversary OF the birth os Emperor
William
Washington. u. c. Jan 27.-The
President sent the following TO En-
peror William:
III behalf OF the government and
psopIe OF the United States have the
pleasure TO extend TO your majesty
cordial Fluctuations on this anutvers-
sry of your birth. as well as my own
SOOd wishes for your welfare
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-27

Colorado Springs. Colo. Jan 27.-
Because they just couldn't stand be
Ing single any longer. Miss Eugenia
Campbell OF Colorado Springs mar
ried John p. SchOtten. a mining engi-
neer. now located at Sourbays. Java
Love will find a way" and the lovers
would not permit a little thing like a
separation OF ten or fifteen thousand
miles TO prevent their happy union.
They were married by proxy.
Papers authorizing the long dis
tance we're signed by DR.. J. J. HOu-
wink. Dutch consul at ST. Louis.
Then Miss Campbell stood up at the
altar with Harvey Duell. a news
paper man. Mr. Duell handed the
bride a glove sent by the bride
groom The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Fred Fouse and Miss
Eleanor McFaIl acted as bridesmaid.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-27
CARRANzh PLANS
AEROPLRNE RAIDS
Bomb Dropping Expeditions
Against Mexico City Latest
Campaign Phase.

Washington. d. C.. Jan. 27.-Aero-
plane raids and bomb dropping ex-
petitions are 70 be conducted against
Mexico City. according to the Carranza
agency here. The agency says HilPs
army has Joined General Obregon for
march on the capital.
Mexico City. Jan. Provisional
President Cara arranged today to au-
thorize for a loan of 15.OOO.OOO pesos to
pay expenses OF war and pacifcation
OF the country.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-27
STEEL SHARES DROP ON
DIVIDEND SUSPENSION

Nss York. Jan 21.-Ths entire stock
ma-sst was disturbed today a. re-
sIit of the suspension late yesterday
cs fae steel corporation dividend on
crEmol stock. Only a fsW hundred
Of 5H.0Hu steel common shares offered
az a minimum % - were accepted
Yesterday afternoon the stock was
selling at 5tts. Suspension of the div
dead was not announced until the
market closed. steel preferred de-
clu~t five points.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-27

At the same hour the bridegroom
had arranged for similar ceremony
1t Samarang. Java.
Miss Campbell is the granddaugh-
ter OF Alexander Campbell. founder of
the Church of the Disciples. She had
been trying for eight months to get
permission TO marry 8Ir. Schotten by
proxy. and had to take the matter di-
rect 20 Queen Wilhelmina.
She says she finds being a bride
a most delicious experience. but ex-
poets Il TO be more so when she can
live with her husband instead of
with his glove. She viii sail for
Java soon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-27
Russian Invasion of Dual
Monarchy Appears to
Have Been Checked
R0UMANIA HELD BACK
Petrograd, However, Declares
Germans Are Driven OFF
With Heavy Losses.

London. Jan. PA new Austro-
German plan in the east, which calls
for protection OF the dual monarchy
/ from Russian invasion rather than i'm
mediate prosecution of an offensive
along the Warsaw front, seems 10 have
/ exerted already q marked influence on
the campaign.
! Heavy reinforcements of Germans
/ have been sent into Hungary and an
official statement from Vienna reports
an important victory over the Russians
at mountain passes leading into north
eastern and northwestern Hungary.
/ These gains follow Austrian successes
/ in Bukowina. which Vienna regards as
having crippled the Russian offensive
there and rendered unlikely participa-
tion of Roumania in the war, at least
at this time
PetrOgrad asserts In recent fighting
in Galicia Austro-Germans we're re-
pulsed everywhere. in central Poland.
along the Warsaw front. Germans
were driven back with heavy losses.
In the west the British are with
standing the brunt of a German at
tack Severe lighting continues along
Labassee canal and the Germans ap-
pear to have the advantage.
French Report German Losses.
Today's French statement records
yesterday t1e customary artillery ex-
changes and say Jan. 25 the Germans
lost near Ypres what amounted to a
battalion and a half of men German
battalion contains 1000 mem. Tho
French claim the Germans were check
ed near Labassee yesterday and that
German losses at that point were two
battalions.
Berlin announces the French were
driven out of their positions on the
heights west Of Lacreute Ferme and
east of Heurtebise: also at several
points support taken from the French
by Saxons and S65 wounded French
men captured Russian attacks were
made northeast OF Gumbinnen least
Prussia). Losses TO the enemy at GER
tain places were heavy Deep snow
is retarding movements in Vosges.
Russians Driven From Heights.
Vienna. Jan. 27.-Oficial: I'm the
valleys of Ung, Lateroza and Macy
Szamos, the enemy has been forced
to evacuate some important heights
after repeated fruitless counter at
tacks which cost the enemy heavy
losses.
Petrograd. Jan. 27.-Omcial: In
the Pilkalen region. Jan. %. we 'rove
the enemy back toward line from
to Lasdenen, disiodging
him from many positions at the point
Of the bayonet. An the right bank OF
the Vistula there have been engage
ments Of minor importance. To the
eft OF the Vistula. near Borjimow
and Goumine, on the evening of Jan.
"A and the afternoon OF Jan. rs. the
snemy was driven back with serious
osses. In Galicia, on the front be-
ween Gasdick Quick, Miineveretsk
md Maidanks the enemy was driven
back We captured three officers
md 800 soldiers There is no impor-
ant change in Bukowina. Jan.
. a German Zeppelin flew over
iblu and threw nine bombs without
erious damage The Zeppelin then
TO the frontier Near Nirg-
zen our artillerymen succeeded in
lifting this airship and it fell into
he water. Light gunboats finished
he destruction. The crew OF seven
we're taken prisoners"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-27
I..i. mu., Res, 10 oaxs.

Washington. D c. Jan 27--Sena-
ter James Hamilton Lewis OF Illinois
was today ordered by his physicians
to take a complete rest for at least
10 days. Senator Lewis has been suf-
ferinx from acute indigestion for some
tine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-27
FEDERAL BUREAU
FOR UNEMPLOYED
Applications for Work May
Hereafter Be Made in Any
City in the Land.

Wash ngton, .. c., Jan 81. - An.
nouncement of the establishment of a
federal employment bureau by the de-
partment OF labor was sent broadcast
through the mails today. Both the
postoffice and agricultural depart
nepts have been given blanks that
applications may be made la aay -
cality.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-27
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till p. NJ. Tomorrow, 70
Rock island. Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity.

Fair and colder tonight. with the
lowest temperature about 10 degrees
below zero Thursday, fair and not so
cold.
Temperature at a. m l above
zero. Highest yesterday, IS. Lowest
last night, 1 above zero.
Velocity of wind at a. m, y miles
per hour.
Precipitation, none
Relative humidity az : p. M, 70; at
a m. &c.
Stage OF water. 81; a fall of / in
last % hours
JIM. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-27
ASTRONOMICAL, EVENTS.

Evening stars: Jupiter. Saturn. Morn
Ing stars Mars. Venus The small
cluster OF stars visible up clear nights
alone In the eastern sky u known IS
Praesepe Cthe Beehiyet.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-27
$4,000 COO Estate Disposed OF.

80 Louis. No. Jan 27--The viii Of
'.rs. Eliza Mcmillan. filed for probate.
eisposes % an estate valued NJ s.
100000 u provides a trust fund fOr
rhe establishment OF a hospital in con
nectiou with Washington university.
s. Louis. Requests are made 10 rel
atives and friends in many parts OF
the United States
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-27
EIIlpino leader Exeeutsd.

Manila Jan. 27.-General Noriel.
the insurgent leader. and two accom-
plices were found guilty OF having
killed a political enemy a. cock fight
in 1912, were hanged here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-27
Wilson Sions Park BIN.

Washington. ID. c, Jan 27.-Presi-
dent Wilson today signed the bill Gre
ating the Rocky Mountain National
Park in Colorado. with approximately
200 900 acres OF public lands
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-27
suffraae coes to voters

Charleston. W Va. Jan 27-Tha
legislature today voted to submit TO
the people at the next election an
amendment to the constitution pro-
viding for oman suffrage. There
was one vote in the senate and six In
the house Of delegates against the res
olution.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-27
Daeia NAV Sail TODAY,

Galveston. Texas. Jan. 27.-.-The
Dacia may sail late today If important
negotiatio ions under way are concluded, =
said agents of the steamship.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-27
wheat Rise Continues.

Chicago. III. Jan 27.-Dealings in
whsa; expanded rapidly today and high
record war prices continued TO be
broscu- Gains Of nearly two cents
compared with last night we're quickly
made
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-27
sf.o5o.ooo Thief is Dead

Pittsburgh. Pa. Jan. 27 John
Young. former auditor or the Farmers
Deposit National Bank of Pittsburgh.
died OF tuberculosis today in~the pcni-
Tertiary. With another empioye he
was convicted OF stealing sI,05O. 900
from the bank ia 1908. Feb. 20 "a
the date for his release.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-27
Farmer Assassinated while Asleeo

lola. Kan. Jan 27.-Marion Ogden.
2 wealthy farmer, 80 years old. was
killed today by some one who fred a
rife bullet through his head as he lay
in bed.
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NO HEADACHE OR
NEURALGIA PAIN
CIT 4 io-cENT PACKAGE OF DR..
JAMES HEAOAcHE POWDERS
AND DON'T Suffer.

When your head aches you simply
must nave relief or you vill 90 Wild
pr = needless 20 suffer when you can
l1Se a remedy Ike Dr. James Head.
acne FoNders and relieve the pain
and neuralgia a. once. SEND someone
10 the drug store roN for n dime pack.
axe Of Br. james Heasacle Powder.
Don't suffer In a few moments v.u
viii feel hne-headachs eope-,o
more neuralgia pain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

The FIRST SuIrItuallEt church will hold
s'r' COS lu o., odd Fellow hall sun,
oa.. January 81. 1850 %. w. lecture. rUl-
lowed with Spirit messages. Rev 60. "
way. pastor ard usycH'u. children
NI. sFEs I've IrrgLw VIII Us held Boz The
if ag building al CD, corner 90 Mary
land and Nurf. lrul3N.". Island ut
TO- 2" a r'.. bHuf". .. iia-...". conductor.
.a.I are welcome
f.b.. -u.r.fsallar church BRIDGEPORT
i.'E. ...a Thomas. pastor. -e~..rsa sun.
evening 90 1850. subject. "suF~leI lr
taut. SIM"
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lHr.. Unitarian church.. rsu.s street
a"".. Iw.lffr. Ers Howard s. Psass
H.iH."' .-"- Rev D. wyatt Ertuwsr. state
'.H'rIuf'ICrut uf fns i.nINsraaIflf
churches uf West Virginia. VIII preach
u'N' sunday morning 90 IDs4s o'clock.
SUNDAY kif1rrEHrfrv 100 charge u. Mrs
y. IL. Morton. 90 tr' Sam, hour The
MH"Hu.E Alliance will meet TuradHy
afternoon az q O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

ol,,tlff' 5-hs!ish Evangelical T.uthers-
l5LuIchs 20 sixteenth street u 80
slnssr. pastor, 81 sixteenth street r.
Usual Worship FOR SeptuaE.sirua Sf,,,d.',
~ 49, n. m. and 1880 y. m. SIIpJss
school. 2.2O a. m. Raruitz T.r,tt :, llS
= ue,, 80 y an. The sacrament 81 ~.
L.1Iu supper will be administered nom
l.l ,t Hlhb anu evening. New rnsurl. -
VII pc received into the church ~ ~
no, 10 ming service. The preparatory s.r-
80 WI. DC hcld on Friday eVeuinl.
20, everybody welcome L. am 49,
services. Come and bring a friend.
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second United Presbyterian Church
SIlIeels. Rev. J: II. Littel. n. -. Pastor
ne pastor viii preach At 1915 and $50
Shbbtth school and profItabi. rift.f-
classes Tor every one Men v,o,,,,, i'i l, -
Jung tSlks OF all ages al u..0 IL ~
AZ exec Hent school. Young P.opI... -,
CLsty AZ $50 Wednesday cvenf1fr Urs,,-
Sr service a. 7.45. 4 cordial inyit,t3.S,,-
- eStenaed 70 the public TO attend thass
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UNITED PREsBYrERIAr.

Hsl United Presbyterian church.
osasapune street. one door north OF post
oitice. charles II. Robinson. pastor
Public worship on the SABBATH ~ i0.s-
a. m. and 40 =. ma '''
- the morning service the Sacrament
VI Lue lsords supper viii be observed
a., lhls service new members will IA.
Pu9lcly received and welcomed
1fs.1ath school a. $3.50 a. m. Teacher
s,,o- mo week prayer service " "Wednesday
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-. James Evangelical T.utb.,,,
ShuT nc. it4os-l4il Chaplinc street. Est.
assts,,N ereeI. pastor Rev. NJ Steu,r.
s,hool and Bible classes lF.uEIisb ana
1rrms.n)s 1850 q. m. German s.ryi....
%" y. ~. fnEilsh services TIurlT4.g H..
evening q Coffee Nisits will Do. sIys,, ~
the sewing circle. Lunch and r.fr...f
"le"ts VIII be served from . o'clock on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

re Third Presby terrain Church. Thir-
= ,,lehth ana Jacob streets. j a. Lev
t"Is pastor. The IS4A. services viii
.. 9sld Sabbath. January star. preachi1r.
- w 90 a. m and $50 o. m. -ahhafG
ag"Sot az 500 p. m. Mcu'- Bible Gas.
deavor at 6.f5 y. n. N''N In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-30

Vance Memorial Pr..byt.ria., .-r..,-..s
" vNds'islie. J. n. OTTER. minister S.r-
thl.e- az III a. m. and 5.5O D. m Morn
NJ subject The Love Of God iu ~.
Atonemenr': SUNDAY school aTa .F,ti.
hible classes at $50 a m. Young Ps6-
pies meeting at 6.45 o. m
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st James Evangelical I.Iths-sr-
Ihapel, Elm Grove " Va. Erv ~
Steuer. assistant pastor g.gI "a r5
sunday school and bible class d ZOO ,.
On. English preaching services -rr...f..-
evening social meeting % M, Luther
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In the Churches


arsood f-resbyterlan ehlrcE. Iv-n-
tletl street. near Waraali aVenus. H@s.
p y tarEor. - Chicago. IN VII rflI
- pllrif both morning and evening
ranlAfh -rhnol a. . 70 a. m with Bible
eiashrs Tor men and women. reEuiar
morning worship 81 io-10 % Ciock. lar--
Van E-loeltNor mfet-ur ~ p.m IRE
r1lrE people VII cordially welcome y0l
- this earNics. evening service a. e..
Prarer meeting "Wednesday everIuE al
{ 90.
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81 Matthews Lutheran church. Esg.
o.. =. Helm. pastor. fl1 Water efra.f.
bcnWOod. W. Va. Third SUNDAY before.
Lent or SepLuaEseITf8 SUNDAY. G.Hu "a
W. Divine services iu The English lane
guaEe. 80 %. OBJ English yszper s.r-
vices. Monday M 1880 D. rn. .rarf.H. or
fhe sunday school teacher. Tho public
.s cordially Invited o. attend au OF orr
services
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t4rst presbyterian church. 1901 Chan
me street. Claude Porter Terry MIN
.sleIs morning service. lU-a5 n al
theme: 'Christs BuundIcEz Connie,
Sion l.NeHing services 1850 % mi.
meme. The Changed Life a cordial
welcome - extended To an 10 come aTIi
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=, ssrona Prcs1yte-iar ChlFch. corner
MarE~t and Twentieth streets Rev.
Thomas sirisr kooutz. .. D. pastor. ss--
vice a. 90 a. m and 1.fs D. rn. SAB
batn s-hool az s1o a. m.. Mems BIbIs
class a. t.an a. NJ. AL men are invited
ghrtstian Endsavgr Meeting AZ s-fs p. nj +.
Erayer Meeting "wednesday az "a. ~ M
7 Ne pastor VII preach Sabbath r-arrfr, >
On The AbIndart Life" Iro 1910. a-J
~ the evening 90 Where b. The Lord
500 OF ElFah ? --kFr. g-2a on sur-
day evening. January gisr. the Dhofr -
tnis church. assisted by Miss I.ackfs VIII
give q Praise Service o. song. All -.
invited. The choir viii sing the 90
lowing music.
Morning Servic.
Anthem Praise Yo The Lord" ...-..
Worship IN offeri5S-flow i.5 ma; Sy, Ffer
Thou Forget Me '........--- Pfi.F.-
contralto solo-"Mornlug Hymn -.
Evening servir.
Miss Elizabeth j. L-cti.
Ahth"n-- The Lord l. Great ......-.
contraito soio-"Iear We Not q fsrssl.
-, Miss Elizabeth ]. Le ,,,.i.s' BUCK
nnthefn-. just A. z am. ..-. Nfas-ogr-f
"orship in offering E'orevsr
Win tho Lord ............. Al
-, Mss Elizabeth j. Leckis ana Ms
Thomas . koorfz
SoniTalto solo-"save Ae. o God"
Mis- Flizr beth 4 80 a. = .'F
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E-iuEsInrf H.iu. Main street r.ar rffH
wendell. pastor. if4 Main street Third
sunday before Lent ur SsHtuHas. ma
sunday. H.au r. w Sunday school aud
Bible class. 1880 I'd. ord. Divine a.r. ...a.
30 y nm. IT. glIeH EHsIrr enrr |... |.f
public 60 cordially invited fH attend .II
uf our services
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churcn. corner Seventeenth and jacob
street Preaching BY the pastor a. IU
st1le. theme The Tncuaugeabl e
'hriFf sunday school az 1855. Il a.
lennon. superlrt. udtuf. EuNurtn Lea
so" sunday evening. t.4r. & 81 Uuum.
nfesi1ent, freachiug 40 $50. ny th.
league on Friday afternoon al 9.E-.
.llar Lee 1ouger, deaaouers. leader.
L'ruJc- meeting Of "Wednesday evening.
1850. Come and iolu with uv iu the
rfely uf the sunday school lesson.
We are now interested Do am F.star
'auhi a PERSONAL WORKERS canvas FOR
new members and FOR the salvation %
s0uls. We would be Elad Co have you
VI urE1lp With US
The PASTOR Aid Society will meet
on next Thursday. this one OF our busy
meetings. aud all members should De
present To an % these me~ttnE- you
are most cordially invited " NJ
Shulfz. pastor.
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q s5R Z, ,i,.,,.mo are invited TO worship
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Island Christian Church. 90 Zane ave
Snne. Island Rev. r. b.. CarIu8u. pastor
You aF" cordially Invited TO tho follow
lng services. Bible school $3.50 a. m
Mr. \. p. forul. superintendent. Preach
ltik HeTFir"a, 1888" "a. W-- Christian F.u-
ntaNor. o-.u .. M. topic for meeting.
Foreign Missionary Opportunities the
World Around" leader Miss Leona I'm
o"rWood' evening services T.gb
Evangelist. J. j. Morgan ~ H4tbar,.
viii be- with Us ON SUNDAY. the begin
ming of our revival ssrgieeS Services
WIZ "e h'Ia every night next Week. Come
ana enjoy the special music ana spI.n-
did sermons
on Monday. February ?. the Whs.Ilar.
Instruct Convention Of Christian
CHURCHES viii De- held fr the T4l.5l1
christian church. Rev. j b. smith. az
M"nn1sN-l.g. has prepared an pzcellsrf
program. Meeting. viii o.. held Tr .Ee
morning. afternoon and evening. Iy.r,.-
body is welcome
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Zion Lutheran church. -t1S Market
street KEY. A. J.. Isuz" pastor. Third
AZ 1880 a. u., sunday school al s.Ig "a.
in.. Nespers at $50 Do. u. Musical mum
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Sorth street NJ. r. church. Market and
80 school $40 a. m. T. H. Wilson
superintendent. Preaching al 1880 a. uI
ana $3.50 30. M. bE the pastor. Epwurff
ls'aEu" az 40 O.. fT.. Official board
Monday. ESQ D. M. Junior League Tues.
day evening, s.lS, Prayer meeting Wed,
usEdlg evening Z 20. Fellowship Hihis
class. Thursday. T.gu. Al are c0rdlaIls
Invited tot our services.
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Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
church. first church south OF Twelfth
street on 1hSpllnc, No. 1919. Arthur ".
Mills. Pm. T.. pastor. Tn. u1afI- viii
Nre2Ch both morning and evening. Pub
llD Worship at $3.50 %. ~. Subject o.
~" sermon. The PrOpiuguify uf God d"
Evening worei a.. NJ 1880 o.. m. by theme
- sermon Eternity" Special music
al botf services by "a chorus choir Of
trained voices. sunday school It g:15 a.
VA. Junior league al $50 r M, T-pwortb
League az $50 r. W. 4 hearty Invita-
ton Is extended 90 an strangers and
those without church nome o. In.u
with the congregation IA an tie Service
All seats free and most cordial va l.
come awaits everybody who comes.
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IWIFI NIENI.T
Prelude Moderate IN co. l..r...rr
Anthenl-"The Lord rs my Sh.ph,rE
go .......... -........ IfHHl
bu"rtpry-#. SsTruale.f ...... -rI.If...af
Autuem-.'R Rejoice lu the Lord" tfaalI-,
'fstlude-'A Allegro Niyart" .... Er1...t
NESrERS
rePludc-"Audaute iu A.. -...
Authsm-"p Worship the King ....
ID. go r.r.s-.s. NauUHsr
'rertpry- SluWber and Rest" -rrrfrr
Authem--'Aiy soul Doth Magnify the
borp 49,. ............. NlUrrIu-
...-.--. .......... MDuueIsEuHr
br T. A. Erookcs. ors4rIst auI choir
master.
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German Methodist church. Chapline
street. opposit" high school. Rev. T. 4.
SpeCkuan. paStor-SUuuay school a.
e.lI a u.. general ruryvr meeting at
$3.50. moruiuE services in German. at
1880. subject The Growth Of the
Christian" Young Peoples meeting at
Z 900 .. ma Miss Bertha riepsr. leader.
evening service In English. az 1850. sub
.H~f The Three RS of ~. Youth"
Wednesday evening the usual prayer
meeting ut 40 3. On. a cordial invite
ton rs extended. and "a hearty welcome
awaits all az this "fIume-llke church"
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Mis-, EiizaS,,b. !. L.sk Eianaesssr
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Regular services a. tho v-ar..,...I
mrs tiau church next SUNDAY bible
school at 3:ia. Guy Pryor suu--iutaud-
.nt. le.s'n, Life OF Samson" Prof 4
p. q lNt v VIII preach no both services.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-23
$4,000 OFFERED KILBANE
AND WELSH FOR MATCH
Federal Club, of New York, Tries to
Stage Fight.

stage Flght.
NEW YORK, April IS Champion
johnny Kilbane, who boxes Benny Leon
ard at the Federal Athletic Club next
Thursday night, in a lO-round bout, has
been offered 5000 to oox Champion Fred
die Welsh at the Federal A. c. the last
week in May. a like amount has been
offered Welsh making a $1,000 purse. When
kilbane recently boxed in Brooklyn he
said he would like to face Welsh in 10
round contest. At that time he weighed
l29i5 pounds, so was not very far below
the lightweight limit. Jimmy Dunn, man
aGer for Kilbane, is expected to give a
decision after Thursday nights battle.
Billy Gibson has arranged with Willie
Ritchie to coach Leonard for the latter s
bout with Welsh, and it is expected that
Leonard will pick up many valuable points
as to Welsh's style of lighting Leach
Cross, who boxes Pacly Hommey on the
same night that Kilbane and Leonard
clash, is not taking any chances OF being
caught mapping by the rugged and aE-
Eressive Italian lightweight, who has been
doing excellent ring work during the last
few months.