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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
In the Churches
METHOpIaT.

Fourth street Methodist Eplscoual
enus3b. nrst church south OF Twelfth
~ ~. pastor. Revival services are
nov in ProErsss The pastor VIII
Professor Harding viii have chRrgo ~
sss s'ns'nS Mr. hsrding vii also
EsIism. The pastor sgbiset IN ne
morning viii be; "HibIe Reasons for At
senains church, a. night the theme
Thy Youth The meetings have now
been IN progress for two weeks. The
tsrest unusual SUNDAY viii be Go-to.
church sunday and a special effort Is
p$ins mAds e have every member OF
earnestly requests every family TO be
nressnt on this day There viii be ~
vitation Is extended 20 ali
and those without n church home 10
services. All seals free and a mos
cordial welcome awaits everybody who
comes.
German Methodist church. Chapiins
sueet opposite high school Rev. 4. A.
si Rfeh y M RIs'gr' sunday school a.
tendent General prayer meeting al
PESO. Mr., John Hemsnn. leader. Morn
3act a Look Into Heaven" Epwortn
league at. 700 y. m. Miss Caroline
inFfsh At ts 50. !aisjSes9i.s " is5ylss hs
God and Its Harvest
Ntnutruug evening the usual drawer
service at s:fb 3. m. On Thursday even
ing March fth. the Ladies' Aid Society
VIII serve "A supper from 8 10 5 o'clock.
IN the dining room OF the parish house.
Twenty-hVe cents per plate. a cordial
invitation IL extended and a hearty
church"
North street Methodist Episcopal
church. John II. Hess. pastor. services
neAt sunday are a. follows; sunday
school at $3.50 "a. m.. T.. II. Wilson. sup
e~rintendent worship. 1910 a nj ana
I.So y m, by the pastor: Ep-
worth league. 6:45 o.. m. An Interest
inE meeting has been ln progress dur
1ng the past week and Will be continued
Sach night except Saturday night dur
Ing the coming week. We extend n
cordial invitation to the public 10 at
teud our revival services. all are vel
come at North Street
Zane street Methodist Episcopat
cnurch' corner Seventeenth and Jacob
streets. Preaching al 10 n'rl0ck nv tbs
pastor. theme. Do We Belong to Him"
sunday school AZ 1t:1b. O. ~ Lennon.
superintendent Epworth league al G.4s
sS Ullutn, president: Preaching al
I.so ~ the pastor. theme. "a Young
Man ana His Capitol: Official hoard
meeting on Monday evening 7.20. PRAY
~ meeting on Wednesday evening T.gh
We are ~studylug the sunday schoor len
sons. ell interested fn tTeq. ic.".s
VII md ~ profitable 20 attend Juoior
league Friday afternoon, Sis. Miss
Sohger. leader. To all OF these ser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
PRESBYTERIAN

First Presbyterian church, 1901 Chan
ine street Claude Porter Terry. Minis
ter ZIP Mems Bible class and Bible
school, Morning worship. 1915, theme.
Mans Way and God Way" Evening
worship. $3.50. theme Found Want
Ing A cordial welcome Is extended 10
all 20 come and worship with Us.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

Baritone solo-"out OF the Deep.
Mr. Carl Nser.
Anthsm-"Oh Paradise .Geibel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

Second Presbyterian church, corner
Market and Twentieth streets. Rev
i homas Grier koontz, u. D.. Pastor.
services az iO;t5 a. m. and 7:45 u. IA:
sabbath school at $50 a. m: Mems
bible class at . 30 a. m. all men inyit-
L m, Prayer meeting Wednesday al
% p. IN. The pastor will preach Sab
hath morning on, Now Concerning the
collection" ] Cor. 1871. and I'M the
evening on Degeneration" "Ye Mus,
be Born Again John 81.
The following musical program will
be rendered..
MORNING SERVICE
Authem-"Love Divine" Narey
consulate" H,cL
EVENING SERVICE
Anthem-"The Lord II King Ruck
Anthem-"Ihe Inner Voice RartIett
Authem-"Crossing the Bar SchrecLcr
worship In OferinE-Niolin solo
"Berceuse' from t"Jocelyn") =.
Mr.. Walter Rogers.
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a m. Sunday school and Bible class. at
lv-4g A. m. divine services. 1T 1.3J p.
m English evening service. Wednes-
Cay evening At Tao. Lenten services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

St James Evangelical lutheran
church, lfOs-itll Chapline street Re-
A W Werder. pastor. Rev. NJ. Steuer.
assistant psEtor-s 80 a. m. Sunday
school and Bible classes English and
1'ermanls 10 80 a m. German services.
tsu = IN. english services. Monday
evening meeting OF the Benevolent soci-
ely. Necncsday evening. German Lent
en- services- Thursday evening. Sewing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

St Andrews church. Thirty-scventh
and Eoff street. J. Logan Fish. rector
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

The Thomson Methodist EplscopaI
church. 70 south broadway. on the fsI-
and W. & HarttnEcr. minister. Public
MprHhlp. 1880 a. "a. and $50 y. IA.
I.a'hAuA tN the pastor both morning
ahu cFenlng NO better music IN the
ch9ir OF. forty trained voices sunday
school $50 a m. 4 graded school
with. graded lessons. Mems Bible class
langht d the pastor. Junior league.
40 p m; EpwOrth League. $50 d. n.
fou are welcome al oms church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

Water street. Bcnwood. ". Va. Rev.
Geo. =. Helm. pastor The services and
meetings during the week will be. Sec
und sunday In Lent $3.50 a. m. sunday
school and Bible class. 1880 a. M.
Rusge: $40 ,. m English Pas-ion ser
vice Thursday at 5 p. m. choir re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

W. n. Shultx. pastor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

Wesley Methodist Episcopal church
sts1 Jacob street.-The following T. the
calendar OF services for the coming
m. and $50 y. m. Harry Jackson Leader.
reaching both morning and evening BY
me pastor. 4. Y. DeBolt. morning sub
-, hSlpihg Anothcr: cvehing subject
What Ia In Thy Hand" sunday school
AZ z.VO p. m, w. g. Cunningham. super
~lntendent Boys Brigadc Monday even
ing ~ 200 O'Clock Epworth League at
500 o'clock. on the same evening.
htowards meeting ON Tuesday evening.
frayer meeting on Wednesday evening
NOR renearsal on Thursday evening
Junior League and Prohationers class
rldny afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Miss
Little In charge The pastor has charge
OF the r~robationers. All evening SER
vices az 1880 O'Clock. unless otherWise
stated. A cordial greeting awaits you
at the "home-like" church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

Chapline Street Methodist Episcopal
church. Samuel g. Jones, minister-T
the following services a very cordial in
Nltatlon u extended 9:45. sunday school.
Mr.. A. l.. Winters, superintendent: 100.
morning worship: subject OF sermon.
what M~ethOdiHts Believe About Rap-
tsm;' 2:3O. general class meeting and
Junior League, ESQ. Epworth League.
Miss Wilma Carnahan. leader: the mast
tor viii install the recently elected Off
GERS At this meeting: 1850. evening wor-
ship. subject OF sermon: What Metho-
dists Believe About the Holy Commune
lon The rmO Sunday are the last
OF the series OF What Methodists Be
Ileve. Lsunl week daY serNIces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

81 James Evangelical Lutheran
chspel. Elm Grove, Kev. M. Steuer, as
sistant PASTOR 30 n. m. sunday school
and Bible class. II a m. English preach
ing services. $3.50 p. m. services at the
county ~inhrmary. Thursday evening.
Zion Lutheran church. ais Market
street Rev, a. l. Benze. psstor-Second
sunday In Lent; sunday school at SIS
a m. chief service at 1880 "A. m: YES
pers ct sSO =. m. Musical numbers:
chief Service.
Prelude. "AndAnte Ia Nv ermiIuon
Anthem. Look Towards Goigatha"....
Cnertory. Romance In ~" Rrton
Anthem. Holy. Holy. IDLY. Gounod
foStl4de. Allegro un POGO Maestoso'
Nespers.
Prelude. "Andante con Motto" Sfias
Anthem. Crossing the Bar" Buck
Ouertory. "~Larghetto' Ratfsfo
Anthem. God so Loved the World.
Postiade. allegro con seir,;o s'ss1lnsT
hsgular Lenten vesper services on
Wednesday evening Meeting OF the
church council on Wednesday evening
The Ladies' Missionary society will
meet In the Luther league room sf.er
Nespers on Wednesday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27
PREsBYTERIAN

St Paurs Evangelical church. Thirty
eighth and Wood streets. August G.
fasche. pastor-German preaching ser
vices at 1880 n. m. subject. "Why
Must Christ Suffer and De- English
service at 1880 p. m. subject: Homer"
sunday Bible school at . ?. m Evangel-
lcal League At b-i5 3 m. willing Work
crS meet Monday night at 4 o'clock.
Monthly business meeting q Sunday
school board Tuesday. MidWeek Leutcu-
tide service Wednesday at 1850 p. m.
subject: The Innocent one suffers I'm
der Burden Of Mankind's Sins" A cor
dial Invitation 20 all TO attend these
meetings.
81 Johns Nv. Prot congregation. pas
tor. ". O.. Tlfert-Next sunday German
service at 1915 a M. n English SER
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First English Evangelical Lutheran
church, 30 sixteenth street. W. =. by
singer. pastor. 81 Sixteenth street.-The
'euai Noisnlp Tor the second sunday In
Lent at 1880 "a. M. 1880 J.. M Sunday
scnool. 800 a. M Baruitz Luther league.
SEQ p .m. Prayer meeting Wedneslay
evening. s:f5. CatechetIcaI class Fr.Iav
afternoon, 3;t5. We extend a cordial
welcome to all 60 attend these services.
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First baptist church, Twelfth and
Byron streets. Rev. =. Z Brtuiustool
gastor-Pubuc worship at 1880 aud
500 preaching by the pastor. There
viii be n bapttsmal service In the even
ing sunday school al s:l5. adult Baraca
ana P~hilathea classes: Warwood mission
school At -3os Young Peoples meeting
AT b;au. Covenant meeting and mid
week prayer service on Wednesday even
ing At 80. on Wednesday evening at
. O'Clock the Workers Conference VIII
meet Tor lunch. followed by Bible study
at 2 $50. The study for this term Is the
book OF Genesis. led by the pastor We
most cordially invite friends and strang-
ers TO worship with US.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

Baptist church, Eon street
near Tweuty-uinth. Arden T. Miller,
pastor. sabbath school viii be called al
go A. m This l. the time every
scholar and teacher Us expected TO be
In their place. Morning and evening
Ifehchirg. II a m. and 40 =. m. hA,.
". +. newton. who b. holding services
IN the Chapel car will preach at both
services. \ mems meeting will be held
At ESQ y m. Ia the Chapel car. which
stands on the corner Of Eon street n
Ihirty-third II. Y. =. l.. at the close
OF the evening service. The special
meetings will continue in the chanel
car next week, also one on Sunday even
ing to which all are invited. Rev. New
ton u doinE good work and those who
him once want 10 come again. HIS
song Honey I'm the Rock" r. attract
ing much attention and Lnterest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-27

AFlhlW Lutheran church. 1856 Eor
street. Rev. -. Dean. pastor-Servicss
Tor sunday viii BE- regular for the sec
und Sunday IN Lent Morning worship.
lV.du q. m; Ncsper services. 1880 D.. m
sunday school services, . D.. m. Senior
aud Junior q. =. services. 3 30 %. M. We
invite our friends and the general cub
nc 10 come and worship with ua. Our
do9rs are always open, and you viii find
nearly welcome. Teachers training
Monday evening. g.. Mems chorus meets
Monday evening, s. Ladies' Home Mis-
slonary and Aid society meets Tuesday
evening. si5. Regular Lenten service
W educSday evening, T.i5. ~che
instruction Friday evening. $50. A spo-
Clal c~1tcchetical class will meet on Sun
day afternoon after sunday school for
M those who cannot attend the regular
class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18
Primary in Baseball

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Your editorial on THE Worlds
Championship" to-day was excellent, and
your conclusions as to the superiority Of the
American League undoubtedly correct There
is one point you have not touched on, which
] think is the reason for the superiority
Syndicate baseball
may be prejudiced, but have always OBJ
served that the difference between the Ma
tioual and the American is exactly the differ
cnce between a contest and a show. The
American League leaders are always
strengthened at the expense Of the weaker
teams this is never the case in the National
Dozens Of illustrations may be cited. but
one viii suffice. Three years ago the Phillies
needed a catcher badly, but could not ge-
a single one in the league. As contrast
the Chicago and Boston purchases Of this
wear are too recent 10 need recalling.
So. when ] want TO see show, / 20 20
see actors or the movies and for a big league
baseball game patronize the National
League. >. j. D
Philadelphia. Penn, Oct a, 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18
Pupils Who Real Newspapers

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: Permit me to reply TO the letter Of
Sir. Irving Birnbaum, entitled Newspaper
Reading for Pupils" which appeared in to-
days issue OF your paper.
SIR. Birnbaum's idea is an excellent one.
At the Washington Irving High School il has
been the custom for years for the teacher
ia English TO appoint a set of pupils for the
purpose Of giving the news Of the day in
Assembly Hall.
-Four girls are chosen daily, each 70 cover
one Of the following subjects City news,
state news. national news and miscellaneous
news. The subject Of the article is taken
from the headlines in the newspapers and
printed by the pupils on the blackboard in
Assembly Hall Then each pupil IS called
upon in turn TO give. in her own words, the
news that appeared in the newspaper This
tends TO make newspaper reading a habit
gives the pupil the news "a the day and also
gives her an opportunity TO learn 10 speak
to large audiences with ease
ALUMNUS, W. I. H. S.
Brooklyn. Oct. 49, 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18
Ethics of Casing.

In his latest dissertation concerning
war Mr. Edison makes some very nice
distinctions. When asked what he thought
Of liquid flames and the business Of gas
sing. he replied in the following thought
full manner:
When a man is ,aled upon to ropel an
invader of his own home, / believe that he
has the right TO use any means at hand 10
defend himself and his home. II that same
man we're the invader. and claimed 10 have
any Just reason for his invasion, 1t would
hardly seem right for him to use as extreme
means as those employed by the defender Of
his home. In other words, ! believe that the
use Of gas. or any means, is jusuhable for
defence, but not for aggression.
The line is drawn clearly enough for
abstract purposes, but when it comes
down to actual conditions how are The
rights and wrongs to be determined? The
Germans say they are fighting for their
very existence; the French and British
say they, too, are fighting for theirs.
Which party is justified in using Eek
IRENE means" or in which case do extreme
means hardly seem right?
When the Allies undertake a violent
assault on the German positions, is the
German to be blamed for using ANY
means at hand to defend himself? On
the other side, are we to censure the
Frenchman for using similar means, con-
sidering the German is at present an un-
doubted Invader of his own home? OBJ
viously Mr. Edison must allow the use Of
all means on both sides.
Perhaps liquid fire, gas and all other
inventions Of the sort ought to be con-
fined strictly to frontier warfare, but this
solution Of the problem does not seem
altogether practical. If people could be
kept strictly within their frontiers there
would be no war at all. And then there
would be no occasion for any fellow to do
what hardly seemed right.
But, accepting Mr.. Edison's condition,
it is unlikely that in practice the invader
will ever see the justice of submitting
tamely TO the righteous gas and fire Of he
invaded merely because he is convinced
that there is Just reason for his m
gasion" and that similar means would
therefore hardly seem right for him 20
use"
For the rest, Mr.. Edison was plainly on
the defensive in this interview. Accord
ing to his own code, he may be forgiven
for using little gas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18
TRAITORS TO THE WORLD
# We Suffer the Hohcnzollerns to
Triumph in Europe.


TO the Editor Of he Tribune:
Sir. A. last the critical moment ana per
haur the final chance for the Onited states
has arrived Germany 300" enter. %" "e.
second magnificent opportunity. lh' 10
.ras when the war began and she drove LOT
Paris before -he Allies were prepared. ]
he wins through Go the DardaneileS ll WIZ
Do impossible for the Allies thereafter Z"
administer Gov her genuine defeat ana every
probability D. that she viii drastcalIy deIe"'
.l.m.
We shall then have q clear certainty peloTe
ur Il. entire world VIII become a German
State Nothing can prevent Do mere VIII
ro longer bee Amcricanism or am America
AL chat our past evolution as a nation mas
achieved. all the results OF our struggle ana
b.oodshed for freedom, VIII De plotted ou|
We hall start life anew as German eo'o'y
a.th AN our traditions and our right 10 nave
traditions aulhilatcd. We snail De me'--D wy
into the Prua.ian mould The joy oil recon
vIu bee dead, for F- shall nave 40 iitedo DID, D.
u to-day wc declare for me A'"e7 We s"','.
bro saved irom tins detea'ao'e I"'e' " -''s 80,
only Tor iooi,' co"'Ids ana ,o'.' cha, 49,.
continue ih tHe lHlDec.ie mum 80.
have cherished l"I "l'''" ''''''''' VIZ 49,,
bilty OF savin- ourselves may al any '''"v
vanish, never 70 return. are we ."'-
10 our interests. Have we ehdIeY 'o''
spirit and soul; lr is sheer sottisn st'P'u,,!
not go look forward 90 che inevitable. We
are not so looking forwards we are stoldiy
refusing TO face stern facts.
Ih. facts are these: Germany mas can
ce.'cd morality. The world belongs TO '..
strong; there IS no duty TO inc "e@A o..
cNtclmIa.Ion Inc H"uoA lN'l Gan "','
against the world has % Hsh. 10 'Ne "oi'u'
Moreover d. receems the "oHd 10y sun O7"1
.rg, and remaNng or eFurpatins 'Ne 'e'S
strong The doctrine Of non-Ies 's'.'l'oe -
glorious one because ~ keeps i'lei'o'
quiet until they are destroyed
These are me ne" leuloh "oI il
principles. Inc n"-on l"~' @0', NV -
Germany did not hold these pHhc'p'es INV we
death. j. EXHIBITS gross meH1al InIeI'oil.y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18
PLANT TREES!
New York Needs Them for Shad,
and Identification.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Street tree planting in this city a, 4,
present time is so largely an affair 0. IA,
individual property owner that those inter-
ested in this agreeable enterprise shcsi
avail themselves Of the season now Of had.
to last till frost, for the fall planting ..
deciduous trees suitable for street use ls'
following named varieties have been DESC
mated by the Department OF PARKS: la
naples. the elms. the oaks, the lnden' he
sycamores or plane trees, the ash and ne
tulips; possibly, under certain restne''''
other trees may be used. such as the poplar
the horse chestnut and the liquid amber
fine tree not much used with habits lie
maple and beautiful colored foliage in ~
fall
The Park Department also preserlbe' ~
conditions under which the work OF plsnn't
etc. may be done. and for which a peraN
necessary. This may be had on apphean''
TO the park Office OF the borough WHO"
charge i.
II is doubtless the intention. as ! believe
is the desire, Of the Park Department wv
mately 20 engage in this feature OF eve IN
Enlistment more Systematically and '1''y
lively. but it must await a period OF hhan''
aid not now available. At least wnsre y,
portunity offers. especially in the unimpi0'''
and sparsely settled territory in the oa,J y
boroughs. no new streets and roaosN'
should be planned for development v''e0.'
including as an integral part OF ,ne .o..
struction a systematic provision 'h W,
planting. Notwithstanding the ambitious -. '.
costly development Of state ROADS, N W.
many millions have been expended no p'n'
sions for systematic tree planting were H's'
with the result that miles and miles -. !.
roads are without the benefit Of trees 70 '''
day AZ,
We need trees in our streets Wne's =. =.
dwellings are. They add attraction 70 ~
locality and make the property more 20.
able. The grateful shade in the ana 80
mer season is highly valuable 'an' ~,
asset. The cost OF planting good ,rs srS o.
be from SIS 20 SIS. JOHN l. CObiNN
New York. Oct. "a. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18
The Vote and Representation

To the Editor of The Tribune. -.
Sir: Mr.. Austin X. WardweN "an"
t,ow how women can be properly TYP
scented in the political world unls" ~,
half the public officials are women = "o,.
rs suffragists believe that the mem
cannot represent them now. IL.
The suffragists claim that women 49, 80
Infinitely better represented II they %.
direc, voice in eIecting the public '"' 49,.
no thev men or women. They belie"
women should have the vote on INC ,,,lx
hasis as men. because each one Is e"~s
20 her voice in the government a.!
man. il we are TO have pure demOei,,s .,,,,
roaI Justice. Many women will have ',. .,,,s
convictions from their husbands ahu ~
II every individual thinks OUT v.,s,ys
own conclusions conscientiously' ~,
cverv woman is not represented by son" p.,vk
VIVA. is man TO do If his wife F" n,rs.
lican by conviction, his mother ~ AS
and his daughter Progressive .o,ss
lies have no man living at home A"1 r,rr
nerhaps Of the widowed mother am .ru
ried daughters, the married sons "''"e
from home. an eqst
Yet if women vote they nav, aseslk
chance with men in electing psone Sr,.,ss.
and those will be elected whom IN. hanns
number desire, men and women pom srrsis
their say. Let the women oa.A 4, .,srs
women for certain public oihees ,iOnsf
hest. for such offceholders as ,c"s,ldrsss
Davis and Julia Lathrop, OF 'ne s,, a,
bureau in Washington, have shown ,,,. Al
be done; and certainly our night CIR ga he ~
others where women are tried W. wonss
ministering fairer justice with SOM .hsr
Judges In this way women hAvlnS oooOr.s
in elec,ing public officials and 'ns .;,ions =
ni.y to back women for such ,.sI thss
they seem best qualified 10 NIL can tAS
they are more fairly Represented
are at present r,xnrRS0N.
Stamford. Conn, Oct IL. WA