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what he regarded as the oppression oil
the government officials. who visit
them occasionally and tax them for
their cattle. Tho old man supplied us
with two boats and accompanied us
with his chief wife on the long jour
ney to Tansen on the inland side of
Lake karataska. AS we were cross.
ing the lake-sO wide that in some di-
rections one cannot see the shore
the wind began to rise, and We were
in danger of being swamped.
Back OF this immense Karataska
lagoon are four other large lagoons.
into one Of which the Ibantara river
empties. About its shores there is Il
small Miskito population. A man OF
this neighborhoOd, who had the prom
Using name of Morning STAR owned
large dugout canoe, which he
agreed to lend US and to accompany
US on our way. His was the only
family at home in his little village,
everyone else having crossed the Kar-
! alaska lagoon to attend "Siko," or
ghost.expellins drinking bout. Morn
ing Stars mother-in-law was a most
repulsivc-looking creature-a good
model for a witch OF Endor painting
but when we left her she said Pray
for me-
Down the Butuk River.
Fourteen hours of padding and sail.
ing brought us through three of the
lagoons to the small settlements along
the Butuk river We had great diff
Guilty in securing transportation down
river. A boatload of merchandise.
mainly rum, had been brought over
the route the day before. and almost
every man was suffering from the ci.
Iects OF its presence in this region.
In II hours travel with the river
current, We did not encounter "A single
human being nor any habitation of
man. The banks Of the river, how
ever. literally swarmed with iguanas.
1t was the time OF the year when
they lay their eggs, and wherever II
! high sandbank stood out it was honey
combod with their burrows. our peo
pie caught them with their hands.
iguana flesh is superior to chicken.
though the eggs are not as good as
turtle eggs,
A, ,,o n,,u,h ,f no p,,r,,,ir river
h.,,.on p,,t river and Hr,w.rs
.,o,r b,r =, ro,. Iu5i,rs -, ina.
p,v, rim. ,,.r. oncour,.rod uns,
| ,I.,i, ,,o,I,, riv, ,.r i,,I,,d .rho,
resemble the Sunni Indians of IN. hin.
t.rlond oI Nicnropuo. but hay. II Ian.
/ ruapc unite distinct from theirs At
/ n village nj the eastern mouth of th.
Hu,uk river ~. were received
/ mos, cordially som, relatives of our
marty had their homes hero. and we
| wore ,cos,cd nm milk and uatiy. ric.
besides the ubiouitous green ba.
uouos
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Jacket. the fronts, and abov. the
sleeve cuffs would accompany ruf.
fies on the skirt. Any other skirt
trimming would he repeated in the
same way.
This fun gathered skirt liz often
adapted to plump figures by means
OF shirred top from waist to hips.
and 1t is also plated on such ig.
ures.
II is mistake Tor a plump won
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have been raising the Mace
DOMAIN cry 10 lhe Mola'iaii
missionaries among thelr race
IN NlcaraguaE territory. lhahks prll'
cipally to the selloehlal offerings Vi
the Blueheias MoraViah ouhuas
schools. II became possible III 'he
spring OF last year lot Two Vi US "
Visit every Mlsklto village Oh lihpol-
lance Ill thlS neglected. ana uaih part
of Honduras. writes Rev. lheodore
Reinke in the Christian Herald.
Bidding farewell to ciVislzatloh at
the little town OF Puerto Capo Hraclas
Dios. at the northeast corner Oh
Nicaragua about thirty or thirty-H'e
miles OF Deach were tra'erseu 'he iisl
day. Two days were spent Ill an III
dian village at raise cape, "here lhere
is small, waited, leal-thatched meet
ing house, ana where there are huhi-
Der Of Christians and candidates, all
under the care or the missionary sta-
toned at Cabo Hracias Dlos. we
told these people our errahd ana caiied
Tor volunteers TO accompah! US All
er several paiaVers. Two men All"
three women were louHd Wiling "
20. On their advice we adopted 'he
plan OF visiting the inland villages OH
our way west anu touchihs al 'he
coast villages on the return.
All this country Is iat anu scarceis
above sea level. 4 group Oh 'ii'hSeS
cluster about the mouth Oh 'he Naru.'
river, which emptitS INTO thc 'ario'
bean at raise cape. FROM mere IL 10
more than IA DAY tra'ei up rNei w
the next group Oh villages 'a'''u '"ha'
We encamped the hrst hieht III III
tie banana clearing, where the o"ne'
Of our immense dugout canoe h'u
matched shed. oh iaid'hs' 'e"
little monkeys were spicu, anu sic"'
was the dellsht among uhe nav 20
when one was shot LOT thelr hesh 10
priced. In short time the bare sheu
was maglcally trahslor'ieu' Nn''e '''
women were pusS pahiis an" P'e'lns
green bananas, anu ooiiihS 'on''
around the hre' the rest were orihsi"s
in the great banana leaves LOT Deus Oh
the ground. Each member Oh the part!
had his own square cioth MOSQUITO pai'
which affords some privacy III au'iioh
to protection from bloodthirsty III
sects. These little shelters were
quickly hung in a row. ana mlhia-
ture white city was the result. Inc
effect was quite striking in III" hght
Of the pitch pine torches. which harea
iitfully as we read from the Miskito
Testament stories from the he OF
Jesus.
Live on Little Islands.
The Laka villages are widely scat
tered. To reach the first village OF nut
hve houses, we had to tramp Tor Two
hours and at last wade almost Knee
deep In mud and water. Inc peopi"
elect to live on little Islands IN the
midst OF these hats on account oil 'he'f
cattle; but III the dry season the water
Is so low that all their FOOD supply,
principally bananas, has To b" carried
by ponies or women from the river
side.
Our hosts showed us great deal OF
Kindness. we were given the freedom
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Imported Coa,s

There are some iulorcHuug imported
oonts made Dr biz HhhwlH ~ steamer
rugs, with frlnR" around NJ" bottom
and odPinR tho cape section that fnllt
over the sleeves. Or rpmrtI'urg odglnI
the vide collar Instead
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the front and both sleeve and
blouse are trimmed with the blue tat
fc'n. Tho short Killed skirt has an
occasional wcdge.shapcd piece cut
from tho bottom cdg" and IN bound
with tho blue SILK
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an to wear gathers directly from the
waist line. This makes her stout
ness all the more apparent. while, on
the contrary. iullncss lower down re
licvcs the impression Lillian Young
in Washington Star
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Nv "a HHf
female W, !
read your little Book
Wisdom for We
men, and ! saw how
9th ers had been
helped by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegcta-
bic Compound, and
decided to try it, and
II has mn1e MO fecl
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The Kind Of STUFF,

THAT Sensational novel Of his Is
selling Ike hot cakes
IT'S burning shame
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In This Couture Originated by Rosa
Pachan the Hair Is Slightly Waved
and Combed Backward. Leaving Il
Small Bang Over the Forehead and
Temples. The Side of the Bang Is
CurIed The Hair Is Drawn to the
Back (leaving the Ears Uncovered
and Twisted into Small Knot.
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Rod Cross Bag blue, much better, vor'
farther than liquid blue. Get from IN,
grocer. ADV.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-10-07

There IN an inn In Yorkshire called
the ASS In the Handbook.
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Aracrman on Trial.

Denver Albert Anr"rman. lN.y'ar
old South Denver boy. was placed OF
trial IN tho West sid" Court on {
charge ol highway robbery and au,hO
rifles ar" attempting 10 show that hc
WAS implicated IN several of the drur
store holdups that are charged 10 Ia
yid Tyler, candy KID No. j." one oI
the principal witnesses for IN" state
IL David tyler, who h. sim IN the III
Teton Jail awaiting trial on horg,
stealing charges lie refused 10 ties
tify on tho ground that b. might IN
crmnatc himself.
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Denver The argument for and
against the maudamus against the soc
Rotary OF state on a petition TO refer
the statewide prohibition law ~ O.
vote Of the people nj the next roguIul
election, closed before Judge Perry o.
The District Court and III" judge re-
served his decision. tie refused to per
nit the attorney for the home rule
Interests the fllors of tho petition. 70
amend HE writ 20 nv 20 lucmdc The
lournnl8 OF tho Legislature. Ifc sale
that 4 came too late, but That he
would take judicial Enowlcdg, ~ N.
records NJ tho Legislature"
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-OR many years the Miskito
Indians Of Eastern Honduras
have been raising the Mace
DOMAIN cry to the Moravian
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26
mrs. RIGGs'S EATHER
Is Dead at His. Home int Town of
Walker, Wood County, IN
EIgf1ty-Sixth Year

The funeral Of Michael McLaugh-
in was held at Walker, Wood, county,
Friday and interment was at the Gem
etery near Cooley chapel Az NC
-Laughin died Thursday in his eighty
sixth year. He was born January 2,
1920, in Fayette county Pa he
moved with his parents to sWetzeI
county in 1S48 and he and Margaret
Colvert were married September "a,
1856. He moved with his family to
Walker in 1882. Mr. MeLaughin
lived to ee.his fourth generat1on- he
is survived by ten children, al .of
whom.were at his bedside. except%the
Oldest son, David The surviving
sons and daughters are D1yid. Mar
ion, and John Mclaughlin, otsMorgan-
town; William eMcLarghin. of Mar
ietta. o.; Edgar and George NC
.Laughin, of Walker, Mrs. Mollie
Riggs, of CIarl1sberg; MES. iEllafLong
and Mrs Myrtle Alton, OF Walker
ana Anna McLaughin.aat= home
Mr.. Mclaughlin was sick only from
an early hour Monday morning until
he died he had lived the life ola
Christian, and therefore. had no
fear at the hour Of death- AS good
citizen, kind friend and neishbor
and loving father he will be sadly
missed by large community.
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STOMACH TROUBLES
BIZ. Rasland Whites Interesting
Letter on This Subject

Madison Heights, va--Mr- chas- A.
RagIand, Of this place, writes: 81 have
been taking Thedford's Black-Draught
for indigestion, and other stomach troub-
les, also colds, and find it to bethe very
best medicine have ever used
After taking Black-Draught for a few
days, I alwaysfeel like a new mans
Nervousness, nausea, heartburn, pain
In pit of stomach, and a feeling of full
ness after eating, are sure symptoms Of
stomach trouble, and should be given the
proper treatment, as your strength and
health depend very largely upon your
food and its digestion
To get quick and permanent relief
from these ailments, you should take
medicine of known curative merit:
It's IS years of splendid success, In the
treatment of Just such troubles, proves
the real merit of Thedford's Black
Draugt1t. Safe, pleasant, gentle Inaction,
and without bad after-eHects, 1T is sure
TO benefit both young and old. For sale
everywhere. Puce25c. .Mc-1z
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DANCE HALL
AT Norwood Park is Becoming
Quite Popular under Man.
aqement of Mr.. Burke.

The dance hall at Norwood Park
is fast becoming one of the most pop
uIar places OF the grounds and largo
crowds enjoy the dancing there ev-
cry evening. The hall is under the
direct charged Mr-zBurke. who keeps
excellent order at all times
On Tuesday and Friday nights the
old fashion square dance is on the
program and all admirers OF this
dance flock to the park on these
nights.and enjoy stheir favorite dance
or all other nights Of the week all
the new dances are danced and the
old favorites the waltz and two-step
are not overlooked
Good music and select crowds is
the watcnword OF Manager Burke and
i, this way he has built up the rep
utation of the dance hall to such ar
extent that the place is crowded ev-
cry night
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aspeH9Hece1ecacecE<Ed8E9
BRISTOL



BRISTOL, June 2s-Fhere has
been decided fau OF the mercury Tor
the time OF The year In these parts
for a few days. Quite good deal OF
frost was in evidence herabouts on
Thursday morning However, II y
not thought that the growing crops
were injured.
daughter. Miss katherine, Of Clarks-
burg. ard Miss Gene Reeder. OF Sa-
lem. visited at the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. julius Matthey. on Indian run'
,-e John R. Dennison. teamster and
lumbermar Il upper Indian run, was
a business visitor to Pit1Sburg, Pa,
la few days ago.
Espie Harbert, local agent for the
Allan automobile, was demonstrating
the good qualities of his car to Homer
Tate. OF Cherry Camp run the nrst
Of the week.
Run. has accepted a position at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan h
Goodwin. Of Grass run.
Tuesday, June 22, was wool Day
here, and quite good deal OF WOOL
was marketed. Prices, 80 cents and
up.
Charles r. Dona1ly, who has been
suffering for several weeks of sclatca,
is very much improved at this time:
John L. Goodwin, OF Grass Kun,
visited at the home OF his grandpa
.,ents, Mr.. and Mrs.. Hiram D. Lynch,
la few days ago.
Charles G. Wilson, D. O. s.. OF Sa-
Indian run.
Mrs. 9ouinti1lia Lynch, of rural
route No. 1 ,sojourned at the home OF
Mrs. Homer Tate. or Cherry CaE'p
run. for few days the sirst OF the
MI. and Mrs. John D. Bailey and
children were guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington motifs ana
family Sunday
Mt. and Mrs. cha-les u Dcnai1yf
esere Salem visitors from lncl.en run
the last of the weeE-
Walter F. Lyzck and Lewis Bailey
Of rural route No. I, were entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Tate, OF Sa-
lem route No. Q, the first OF the week
A large crowd of young FOLK from
this town and It's vicinity went to Cas-
cara Sunday to attend the quarterly
meeting service
Thomas D. Ash. of indian run. was
a business visitor to Salem on We'd
nesSay.
M and Mrs Race Holbert and
daughter, Miss Alta, were guests at
the home of Mr and Mrs. Isaac Trad
er. Of Tenmile creek, Sunday
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde linn.
of Cherry Camp run, Monday, a boy
baby Mother and babe are doing
well.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Hamilton
Edwards, OF Dogs run, Monday,
girl. All are getting on nicely
S. clifton Goodwin and son, Harvey.
of Grass run, were recent business
visitors to Salem.
Claude Spindle, of Still House run.
is engaged at building fne dwell
ing house on his farm there
Homer Tate. of Cherry Camp run,
is among the number who have re-
Gently treated their residences to
new coat Of paint
Pricie Montgomery, of rural route
No. 4. who ran a nail through his
foot, as was reported last week, Is
able to resume work at this time
Tina z. Thompson was a business
visitor here Friday from Indian run
Hiram D. Lynch, or Indian rur.
was a business visitor to Clarksburg
TO-DAY
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lRRIpGEPoRT BAPTIST CHURCH

BRIDGEPORT BAPTIST CHURCH
Main street. the Rev. Robert Bragg,
pastor. WV. Wills. Sunday school
superintendent Mrs. A B. Withers.
president Wonan's Mission Circle
Sunday school and sermon in one
continued service at 9:45 m. p
y. .P~U. at $50 4p- m. Evening ser
mon 1880 a'clock Midweek prayer
service each Thursday evening at
1880 O'Clock. Choir and orchestra
rehearsal Friday evening at 1890
O'clock
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Rnsous Attacks.

when you have a bilious attack
:your liver fails to perform its func-
.fon. You become constipated- The
food Won eat ferments In your stom-
ach instead Of digesting: This In
flames the stomach and causes nau-
,~ea vomiting. Aand "a terrible head
.ache- Take Chamberlain,s Tablets
They VIII tone up your liver, clean
ont YOUR stomach andyyou VIII soon
be as wei as ever. They only cosE
e0bta1nableeey etywhere.-
Advertisement
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TRINITY METHODIST EPIsCO-
PAL CHURCH, co1ored, Ben street.
the Rev. y. w Jenkins. pastor $50
a. m. Sunday school, Miss F. sRufhn,
leader. 1O.45 a. M sermon
by Rev. CharlessS- Briggs. ST.. ni-
sermon by the Rev. Mr. Briggs. All
are invited to thesservices-
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VEHICLES IN COLLISION.

There was a collision Saturday
morning in Third street between a
Singer Sewing Machine Company xe-
hicle and Miss Edna Stnart's buggy,
in which the shafts OF the former and
the harness on the horse hitched to
the buggy were badly damaged
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ST PAuL,s NJ E. CHURCH.
South, corner Main and Chestnut
streets the Rev. w H Foglesong,
pastor 9 AS a. M Sunday school.
u. d. johnson, superintendent. Z. p.
m. Epworth League. Mrs. Edwin
Flory, leader
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{US1TED BRETHREN cHuRcH

UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
Northview, the Rev. w. NJ Slaughter.
pastor. 10 a. M. Sunday school,
Robert McC1ung, superintendent
il "a. M class meeting 8 p M
preaching. 2:3O p. M. Thursdaymeet-
ing of the Ladies Aid Society at the
chhrch. Prayer meeting Monday,
Tuesday and Friday evenings of each
week. Call pastor on Bell phone
1909 for any service desired
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CATHOLIC CHURCH. corner East
PIKE and Elk streets the Rev. p H
McDermott, rectory. assisted by the
Recs. A. ID McSwiGsan and p "A
O,Doherty- Low mass at 2 O'Clock.
Childrenss mass at 8 o'clock. special
music by the chiIdrenzs choir. High
mass at 10 go o'clock
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CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Sixth and Main streets. the Rev.
Charles Baird Mitchell, b. D.. rector.
9 AS a. M Sunday school In parish
house. 10 a. ~. adult Bible class
IL a: IN. morning prayer.and sermon
No evening service. a cordial wei
come to all
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ADAMSToN METHODIST EPIS--
.COPAL CHURCH,, the Rev a s.
wolfe, pastor Preaching every Sun
day at 1880 p. M Sunday school
$3.50 a. M Class meeting 1880 a.
m. Epworth League $50 p NJ
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
1890 o'clock.
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CHURCHES

ST. MARKS LUTHERAN
CHURCH, corner Park and Me1gs
avenue. the Rev. William r. Heussr,
pastor. 116 Park avenue GAS a. M
Sunday school, e. C. iReep, super1n-
.tendent IL a. no sermon on
-Christ,s Witnesses. y g p. M
mon on encouragement" Wednes-
-day 8 D. M, Young Peoples Society
Of Christian Endeavor prayer meet
ing.
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sT. .PAULtS METHODIST fEPiS-
COPAL CHURCH, NORTH, FGrassel-
II, the Rev B. S. Hamr1ck, pastor
1870 r. Sunday school, L. E.
Rarnett. SUPERINTENDENT. Preaching
.eyery second and fourth Sunday at
EGO p. M by the pastor
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-26

THE METHODIST PROTESTANT
CHAPEL corner Sycamore and lLo-
Gust streets. the Rev.ZU. W Morrison,
pastor $3.50 a. m. Sunday school.
C. A. Sheets, superintendent 1915
m. sermon by the pastor followed
Sby a reception OF members $50
p. m. Christian endeavor, Cnartes
liver. president s p. M evening
Worship and sermon Prayer meet
fnr every Wednesday evening at 7:45
o'clock Every Methodist Protestant
and friends Of the church are earn
.estly requested to attend the Sunday
services
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Church
corner West Main and South Second
streets. the Rev. Z. B. Turner pastor
SUNDAY school at $50 a. M Morn
ing service at IL o'clock In the abb
sence of the pastor the Rev Charles
Edward Bishop, eof the West Virginia
.University. viii preach at the morn
ing service, and also teach the Nc
5CIelland Bible class which meets at
$50. Young peoples meeting at
%. m. AT the evening service at s
O'Clock. the Rev G. L Wilson, synod
zeal home missionary Tor West Viz
rnia. viii tell of home missions In
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FIRST METHODIST

sFIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
ICHURCH. corner OF West Pike and
North second streets. the RereG--D-
sSmith. minister. ga m class meet.
ing J. n. SomerviHe. 4eader. go
la. m. Sunday school. WI DAWSON,
10.45 am sermon on
a<Reaping from Others Sowing. s $50.
fEpworth League, topic Greeks
and Italians Once a PT1ze-yVhy Not
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g. pastor can servs Z 8 YOU you can

"a hind
House ae9o'ns
CRY GosPEL snssfoS. At court
school $50 >. M All children ffoml
the ages of s to 16 Welcome Gospel
services T:30 o M Al welcome
49, 49, 3 - Il
"a CHURCH OF CHRtSE Union
Heights. church house near car stopI
nine. Worship at 1920 a. m. Bible
sS'>1S = - - 49,
REORGANIZED LATER AAYt
SAINTS, D. L. Shinn. pastor Ser-l
sices as follows: SUNDAY school
$3.50 a. M. Preaching II a. mdsandf
extended to an to attend thesesser9
vices All services in brick church
at SteaIey Heights
-7=--:-z--:---
THE SALVATION Army. In Tent
at lis west Main street. George
wills. adjutant and Harry Pur-I
dunn captain. officers IN charge
Public services all nights ex7,,
,5day meetings are 1880 n.
Holiness meeting, 2 D. M Sunday
school. 3315 p. m. praise meeting.|
and p. M. meeting on revival order
~.
80
BRnGEPORT NJ CHERCH.l
5Snea sato,. 49, cf.na1 10 70.
Tr;n;+y = FP-;deanort 30 40 and
tl33rd SUNDAYS '71 n each monthl
Pr;dee1ort H. .enniti, M,
Grasse11i s1-:sO .. m second and
fourth Sundeds In the month. Mt.
.z q nth saooaen az
-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
49,, STsEon;S TOM Ne Ser,
r;eas - - =; srndsve Testimonial
n r3ee9 wednesday evening at 8
O'Clock
mnTsTR4A a.. = APTIsT CHURCH
Am SrNIDAy SCHO0I. sunday,
sa1Saai - go, m Glass neeting,
stt10. m. b. Y.P.U. at 6:45|
= M ,,o<5 nreachinp AT 7;.30 %. M. by
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DUFF STREET UNITED BRETH-
rem. CHURCH, Stealey Heights. the
M. SUNDAY school. l. F. Lawman. ssu-
perinrendent. 1880 a. no preach
ing. 2 .. M Junior Christian En-
deavor. Mrs Ford. president
Prayer service wednesday evening at
1880 O'Clock. Loyal Temperance tLe-
.gion at a o'clock Friday afternoon.
Song service Friday at 1880 p. M:
Services viii be held at the United
Brethren tabernacle instead OF the
church which is being repaired.
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sRROAD OAKS METHODIST EPIS-

RROAD OAKS METHODIST EP1S-
ECoPAL CHURCH, 2. Musgraye-
pastor. 9-15 a. M class meeting,
w. F. Ashley. leader 8 -45 "a NJ
Esabbath school. Scott Riley, superin-
|tendent. II m sermon by the
pastor. 7:I5 p. M Epworth League
service. 8rp. M sermon by the pas
tor.
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pADTcT CHITRCH.

MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH.
the Rev. w II. kenney, pastor II
a. m. sermon by the pastor, 3O p
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UNITED BRETHREN CHRUCH.
sAdamston, the Rev. ID. w Cunning
ham. pastor. sabbath school $3.50
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY,".
fourth floor OF Masonic temple Ser
meeting Wednesday evening at 8
O'Clock
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wTLSoNBURG METHODIST EPiS-
.COPAI1 CHURCH. the Rev A s..
wolfe. pastor Preaching except
third sunday at 1890 a. m. Sunday
school $3.50. a. m. Class meeting
10 80 a. m.