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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22

St Matthews Lutheran Church. AZ
WatN street. Benwood. West Virginia.
Rev. Geo. r. Helm. pastoC The services
and meetings during IN week VIII be.
fentcOst Sunday; $3.50 a. M. Sunday
school and Btbl class: 1880 a. m =.
Preaching services with confirmation Of
the 1915 catechetical class. consisting OF
twelve members. Thursday at s D. m.
an illustrated lecture on pilgrims Pro-
gress' by Rev. G.. r Helm in the Lecture
room Of the church. This lecture Will
be illustrated with nifty beautifully col
ored slides. II Is to be given under the
auspices OF the 81. Matthews Lutheran
Brotherhood and the public Is cordially
invited.
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have overcome the worst forms 81 fHruma.
tlsm.
This disease ~ The hIood ff UtHs under.
stood herauae n lfs efrlu.H ernr..rra.
scarcely two people having Do exactly alike.
And yet. No matter what ifr form 90 how
painful and distressing o. 81 Sd seems ts
have almost divine Influence in diving BE-
out. releasing fhe nerves from ra.n and clear.
lur The Joints and muscles FL. tHHH work aIfh.
out restraint THE best explanation Tor this
happy result is the fact that In 81 s. 81 arc
certain Ingredients which arf rr rr arfIdlte.
They are natures ur0videnra Oh. man.
Just aa Che meats. fats. salts end sugars ~
our daily food provide ua with uHu-.slr.anf.
g. d1es 81 s. 8. give to Che blood fHr exact
medicinal requirement f1 clear ffa efrram.
drive 1uf Impurities and reconstruct fha
body m destructive germs have gained n
fD0fhnif Co. f1 any drug store today ana
go bottle 0f g 81. ff uIII 90 rHr GOD
Buf b. sure fp refuse nrV 1nf OH rIHftIfufaa
Ard NJ yours is q stubborn arre write fl ffa
Hsfirni Advifrr Tho Swift Specific 60 100
euift BLDG Atlanta Co This department.
a. rree'f over hr physician proud ~ Bic
name BY virtue ~ Die Distinguished family
tnd foremost doctor on bis own merits.
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EvANaELICAL.

81. Pauls Evangelical church. asth
ana Wood streets. August g. Rasche.
pastor. Pentecost SUNDAY Gerrua m
services at 1880 a. IN. English ser
vices az 1880 y. m. Communion ser
Vices at close o. both preaching ser
vices. sunday Bible school at s.15 "a.
~. evangelical League at 6:45 .. m.
lhurch Council "Wednesday at y. M.
Kaffee-Nisite Thursday afternoon ana
evening arranged by members OF Ladies
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First English Evangelical Lutheran
church. 80 sixteenth street; W. :. Dysin-
ger, pastor. 81 Sixteenth street.-The
usual worship for Whitsunday at 1880
a. m. and 1880 p. m. At the morning
service the class viii be confirmed and
other members will be received The
pastor will preach appropriate sermons
both morning and evening. Sunday
school at $50 a. IN. Barnitz Luther
league ut 6.i5 y. IN. A cordial welcome
IL extended to all to come and worship
with us. our quartet will render spe-
cial music both morning and evening.
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servatory filled with beautimi plants
and potted flowers In one corner rs
a small room in which are the two
hundred polished glasses for imme-
date use. \ dumb waiter brings
Gown refreshments from the solid onyx
fountain on the main DOR. Far back
IN the rear on the same level with
the soda grill are two unusually large
stock rooms
There is to be a marquaise extend
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inE out twelve feet over the Market
street main entrance and over the SIX
.tCcnth streets entrance. When light
ed this will serve TO make one Of the
most prominnt corners in tho city.
Mr.. George Coleman. expert chem
list. Is AZ the head of the analytical
and PSYCHOLOGICAL Laboratories at
Chapline and Twenty fifth streets.
Quicker is secretary and treasurer or
Ithis remarkably PROGRESSIVE concern.
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st Lukes Episcopal church. Island
end OF the steel bridge, The Rev. Jacob
brlttlnghamt u. D.. rector. The ser
vices tor Whit Sunday, May 23rd will
De- $50 a. m. Holy Communion: q.15
a. m. Sunday school. 1880 a m. Morn
ing prayer and sermon. 30 p. m Even
ing prayer and sermon. Wednesday at
go p. m. services and address
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- Johns Nv. Prot. Conservation
pastor ". o.. Tifcrt. Next Suri4y
I'htfg1st German service af IU.I- Ia
~ AFTER the service distribution az
lnr h'rd r supper iu German and Enr-
i.-u. sunday school 40 e.. no. SO e.rr-
service. " edu' day "kuncskrasuz-
.'h or the Ladies' Aid SpUI.tr.
nun day meeting oI the s. a. D. Furfn-
or dnnouur. mrufH during service.
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First Baptist church, Twelfth and
hyron streets, r F. Brininstool pastor.
y QUIZ be so glad you came that YOU
viii want 10 come again. try 40 Sunday.
sunday school session. S.16, Baraca and
a place OF pleasure with proflt Morn
ing worship at 1890. Warwood mission
school. go. Young Peoples meeting
are a stranger but once We will look
for you sunday. Mid-week service,
Wednesday at 1870 p. IN. A "Heintz
Dinner viii be served by the Ladies'
Ala Society Thursday evening I'M the
church parlors. from 10 5 o'clock.
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guage; at 1880 p. m. English service and
Holy Communion. In connection with
this service. the adult Catechetical class
consisting Of Mrs I'd Miller. Mrs. Colt
lob Gretzinger. and Miss Lula WriNon.
VIII be received into the Church by Con-
nrmatlon.
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Emmanuel BAPTIST church. Eoff street
car LMnnfA.-n ninth Ar.L.l. nm.

80 - s uS. E-iPtlsst church. Eon stree
pastor. sunday school at g.45 a. m.
Glasses for all ages. Morning preach
ing at IL o'clock. Subject. a Good
Fight Completed" Evening preaching
At s:45, topic: AN Empty Grave H.
\. T.. u. at 80 p. m. Monday evening.
teachers training class. Wednesday
evening prayer meeting. Thursday and
friday our annual convention on the
Panhandle Baptist Association Sunday
schools and Young Peoples union. al
Sistersville. W. Va Friday evening an
entertainment given by the Junior sum
day school department
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First Presbyterian church. 1901 Chap
line street Claude Porter Terry. minis
ter-Men's Bible class at 9:l5 a. m. All
men are cordially invited. Midweek ser
day morning worship AZ 1896: evening
worship at 7:f5 Young Peoples service
at 6:i5 p. m. a cordial invitation Is eX-
tended to all
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81. Andrews church. Thirty seventh
and Eom streets, J. l.. Fish. rector
church on sunday next, Whit SUNDAY.
AZ 80 y. m. There will be no service
at II O'Clock. Sunday school at g:45 a.
ing at 1890 O'clock
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FIRST Christian church. " w. Fields
pastor Services sunday May 2g. o. FOL
lows. Combined service on fhn Bible
rThoul ard morning service. DO D. m..
Young Peoples Society Christian Endru.
F1r 80. uid-Vonk prayer service Wed.
urad4T ovrulug H. T.f1. The public De-
cordially invited fu attend all Service
OF This church. Cone out 90 our Bible
school Expect 500 on our Bible school
Come and help swell tho crowd
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Warwood Prcsby terrain church. Tween
tleth street. near Werwood avenue. Rev
T.. =. Carson. astOr--Sahhath school az
81 a. M. with Bible classes for men
and women. Regular morning service
AZ lO:45 o'clock. subject Of sermon
The Greatness Of John the Baptist"
Christian Eudcavor meeting az D. m
Topic Religious Reading. what and
Why ps. 11Ns1gq-l16. Come and tr.
juv this meeting with the young peo
pie. Evening service at 7-f5. The scr
mon will b. tho second o. tho series ON
Famous scenes iu Jerusalem" which ie
entitled "rhe Jews WHiuuE Place
Prayer meeting on wednesday evening
uf 1.fr o'clock subject Christian
science Stranger and friends will b.
welcomed az all or the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22
EPrSCOPAI

music and sermons. You are always
welcome at the Island Christian church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22

German Methodist Church Chapline
street. opposite High School. Rev. r. A.
Speckman. pastor. sunday school AT
y:lS a. IN. General class meeting at $50.
morning service In German. al 1889
subject The Fruit Of the Spirit" Ep-
worth league at 9:i5 y. m, led by the
pastor Evening service In English at
I:f5. subject Seals" Wednesday even
Ing the usual prayer service AZ s 90 ..
m. cordial invitation Is extended. and
n hearty welcome awaits all at this
"H0me-like Church"
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In the Churches


lsns Street Msfhodist Fpis,opat
cn.rcn. corner seveuteenth and Jaeos
-. os-f,reAehinE serTices AZ 10 o'ciock
sunday school az 1876 = m. q, "A I,@r,-
"on slperiutendent. I'reac hing AZ I rs
m ~ TIE pastor. Theme. Why An
o'clock. + - CIiorn- presidsns- tars--
s,.kue On friday Afternoon a. ais.
e eslss Bertha H@drnAn. aupsrint~ndsnt
EIal@r Meeting on wednesday svsnfn-
~ $40 o'clock To All of ne. .sr,,.....
kes are most cordially invited. W. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22

Regular services 90 the WarwnUH
christian church corner ~ Seventeenth
naE May o. Title Bible school opens rf
Ha1 q. ru.. Guy Pryor. auuf. HAIRY q
IYFd. unprI-frr Prof a. y. TfnI..
nIU preach nf both services. MORNING
.rrwpr. "rhe other Fellow" Frarfrr
'IHe Transforming Power ~ PRAYER
The anfn ~ May Prof Finley viii preach
memorial sermon Iu the W1rw.1#
church. Special music hv arrIHr r-1
Junior chOirH sunday
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Has Three Entrances.

Ala society. You are welcome a, all
services and meetings. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22

Vance Memorial Presbyterian church.
Woodsdale. j. NJ. Potter. minister
Services at IL a IN. and 1880 .. IN. morn
Ing subject Life and Death" Sunday
school and adult Bible classes az 80 n.
m. NHoung Peoples meeting az 6;45
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-22

First United Preehyttrlan church. ad-
Joining uuafumlrr. Rev. a. 90 Robinson.
". D.. pastor. Preaching az 1O. IS o..
W uuN IaO D.. Bible classes and
sabbath school 40 $50 n. m. Lecture
and prayer meeting ~ 1.f5 %. m
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leland Christian church. r4 Tann ave.
nue.. Island. REV. o. o. DrrwHn. pastor
fuu are cordially invited fn fHa faTIaa.
irr services Bible school 1.In o. r.
Nr D.. I0rni superintendent. urrrrH-
inF services. 1895 r m. Christian Fn.
nrrFur. 81 D.. fua topic fHr mrafIrr.
IItIn Reading How and What leader
MfH EfNNI blaine. evening unrr II.H
90. prayer meeting VfIrrs1ar even.
inr. q 90. meeting OF fEo ladies In frf
church on Thursday Afternoon. choir r..
HrarauI Friday evening 81 O'Clock Come
t1 the services on SUNDAY and enjoy the
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LUTHERAN


Zion Lutheran Church. 2i1S Market
street. Rev a. l. Benze. Pastor Ser
vices for Whit sunday: Sunday school
Al 9:l5 a. m. chief service with HOLY
Communion at 1880 a. m; English ves-
pers az 1880 p. m. Musical numbers on
sunday a. follows:
chief Service
Prelude :" Andantc con Grazia" ........
Anthem-"Come. Gracious spirit . ,C'.''
offertoriy Andante 18th symphony 'nS1"n /,
Postlude-"Grand Choeur" ...........
Nespers
prelude-"G.argo'' ....... Haendel
Anthem--"My Soul Doth Magnify the
Lord ::.it--...-.,..... ...-..-:..... Winning
Offertory-"Prelude and Siciliana" go.
Postlude-"Amen Chorus (Messiah) o..
The beneficial society meets on Tues
day night. Monthly meeting Of the Luz
Their League on Thursday evening.
81. Pauls Nv Luth. church, Bridge
port. Main street. Rev. otto Wendell
pastor. PentecoSt Sunday--At 9.16 a. m.
sunday school, at 10 am. Preparatory
service IN the German language: NJ
1880 Divine Services and the cclebra-
ton Of Holy COMMUNION. az 7:15 D m.
Preparatory service in the English Lam
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Chapline street Methodist Fpisronsl
church. Samuel e. Jones minister-To
the following services n very cordial in
ntaion - extended: $3.50 a. m. Sunday
school, Mr.. A. l.. Winters. superlntend-
emit lr-0O. morning worship. Holy Com
munton- Pcntecostal service. Baptism
and reception 81 members 1900 Ep-
worth League. Miss Hilda Randi leader
200. evening worship. Humane Sunday.
subject of sermon by pastor "Inas-
much Tho members OF the church are
requested FOR the Holy Communion on
sunday morning. Tine usual week day
services
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Second Presbyterian church. corner
Market and Twentieth streets. Rev.
Thomas Grier koontz. u. D.. pastor
services az 1915 a. IN. and 7.45 y. m.
Sabbath school az $40 n. m. Men 3
Bible class az 30 a. m; ali men are
Invited. Christian EudcaVor meeting at
b.i5 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
at f.f' p. m. The pastor will preach
sabbath morning on Eye Hath Not
Seen Nor Fear Heard'-T Cor. 30. and
I'm the even on What Does the Creator
Intend TO DO With Man After DeathT''
The choir will sing the following mu-
sic. Morning service.
Anthem. Sing Unto the Lord" ....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SchuecKer
Worship In Offering. soprano solo.
- Prayer OF Penitonce" 60. Wagner
Miss Virginia Hall.
Evening service.
Anthem. God. BE MCrciful' .Cramner
worship in Offering. "Our Father iu
Heaven ..-....-. ........ kOEChat
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ghuftx tg hfteA ". n
,-Me.ley Methodist Episcopal church.
$780, s'rset.Ihe following II the
Nsek sunday. Bible school al $40 a.
n ". q. Cunningham. superinfsndent
vim f. f6@ his s s Sssjsst rS. p Sis,
The Claims OF worshir- Class meet ~
ham. leader. The Epworth league S41ii
meet on Monday evening. the board 81
80. sis uesasy evening. Probation
ing. followed by the regular miawseir
prayer service Choir rehearsal Thurs-
NEE, a. ns1.l 10 F Janior league viii
$3.50 o'clock under the direction on Nj.
Little You will note the change of hou-
other evening services al : o'riocl 81
less otherwise announced A more beart~
Vii sio1 5sss,S cannot BE- had than that you
church. Come and see.
North Street Methodist Eni.co,.,
church. Finn and Market streets ION,
~ Hess. minister. SUNDAY school a.
30 a. M - u. Wilson. superintendent.
pastor win preach an Appropriate ser
mon and everybody il requested 10 wsar
in %s% nc yo% Of T r6eif noys IN
EPworth League, s.45 ,. m. Worship.
re So Usual ?, n :.s subject sin and Grace
are cordially invited TO these services
Fourth Street Methods, Episoona,
church. nrat church south OF Twelfth
on Chapline, No. 1919. Arthur W Mills
IN ID. pastor. The pastor will preach
10Th morning and evening. This IL
Young Peoples Day In our church and
the pastors sermon In the morning will
pc dedicated TO young people. The badge
Ia a pink carnation.
., Public worship q 1890 a. m, subject
~ the sermon character Building" AZ
ssse an Evangelietic service will be
h.lh. inc theme OF the sermon will be
The Dynamic OF the Holy Spirit" Spe-
cial music will be furnished az both
services by Professor Hartmann's vest
81 choir sunday school at 9:1s a IN
Junior League at 1850 y. m Epworth
League At o.A5 y. m. General PRAYER
service on Wednesday night al T.4S
o'clock. conducted by tho pastor
y hearty invitation r. extended 20
au strangers ana thosd without "a church
nome 10 join with the congregation In
All these services. All seats free and
a most cordial welcome awaits every
body who comes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-02
FAMOUS WOMAN, HER
BIRTHDAY AND YOURS
May 2-Catherine II.
BY MARY MARSHALL

It was when she was but 1S that
Sophia Augusta. a rather unirnportant
princess Of a German principally. was
married to the Russian prince who
later became Emperor Peter III, who
was but a year older than the bride.
On entering the Russian church Sophia
assumed tho name Catherine. Cath
crime grew up to become a very hand
some woman with an overweaning
ambition and Peter grew moro and
more idiotic as time went on. 1t is
said that his chief pastime was
drilling troup of pet dogs which
were kept In a room adjoining his
wife's sleeping quarters.
Rather than sink under this unhap-
py lot Catherine proceeded to use 1t as
an opportunity to satisfy her ambi-
ton and mastered the Russian Ian
guaxe and became as thorough
going a Russian as 1t was possible
for q German princess to become. Upon
tho death Of the Empress Elisabeth,
in 1854 Peter came to the throne.
After q succession of failures the I'M
beetle Peter finally was forced to abdi-
cate and here began the opportunities
that eventually placed Catherine on
the throne.
Although GATHERINGS reign was a
notable one In the development Of
Russia, court life under her, was at a
low ebb and she has often been called
"the Semiramis of. the North" She
has also been called the woman Louis
XIV" so great was her, beauty. daring.
extravaganza and ambition.
(CHSright slelS1
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Sun. Mercury. and Saturn are all in
evil places.

Sun. Mercury. and Saturn are all in
evil places.
Ministers and all who mako appeaIs
for humanitarian projects may find lit
tn response. for the rule is believed to
implant se1fshness and to augment
fear Of personal harm.
The aspect Is said to lead to losses
through misplaced confidence. and for
that reason 1t is we'll not to make
plans or to tell ones business affairs
while this configuration prevails.
Mercury Is held to Indicate mistakes
in judgment. which may cause wide
spread anxiety and loss to the people
of the United States. Owing to bad
diplomacy and lack OF foresight on tho
part of public men. immense sums OF
money will be spent unwisely this
month. Il is forctold.
This Is not fortunate day for Jour
neys. II Is not 4 lucky government for
those who desire to prepare for new
enterprises.
Although famous fore,xu astrolo
gers prophecy that the European war
will end soon. the planets seem to in
dictate prolonged conflict. An A1nsri-
can seer believes that another year
win begin before the nations cease to
shed blood.
Ths Emperor of Germany is under a
rule that presages tragedy. Something
extraordinary and undreamed of will
happen to him. but not until he has
beheld his glory vanish. 1t Is prophs-
sled.
Sweeping changes in the United
States will mark the close Of the world
war. 1t is prognosticated, and these
changes will be of nature not fore
hxyv
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One fine day several summers ago a
little 7-ycar-old girl was playing with
her dolly at her home at Cape Cot
taSe, Me. At intervals she paused In
her play, as though frightened. and lis
tened to q terrific booming that made
the house tren1ble and the windows rat
tie.
II was the sound Of the great guns at
Fort Williams, near Cape Elizabeth, and
they doomed and kept on booming. And
the house kept trembling and the win
dows kept rafting, and the little girl,
whose name was Marian Cosgcshali.
grew more frightened, and at last she
commenced to cry.
Marian had placed her little doll on q
chair and had crouched into a corner
from fear There was another loud
boom Of the great guns and again the
house shook. And this time the chair
trembled and dolly lost her balance and
crashed to the floor. breaking into many
pieces.
Marian was broken hearted. for al
though the dolly was not very big. II was
the little girls pet. and she had grown
to love Ii very much. And then she
began to think of the cause OF all the
trouble. 1t was tho big guns at the
fort She thought of tho government
that had set the guns to tring. and she
wondered II II would not give her new
doll To replace the broken one.
A grown-up admirer OF the little girl
listened to her fearful tale and then told
her that she had . just claim against
the government and explained to her
exactly how such claims were attend.
ed to. little thinking that Marian had
any intention Of placing the matter be-
fore the authorities at Washington. Mar
Ian said nothing. but she went to her
little writing desk and penned the fol-
lowing letter:
'Deians Park, Cape Cottage, Ne.
Dear Mr.. Adjutant General:
When the big guns were hred last
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IN THE REALM OF RELIGION

sermon will be delivered by Rev. Wal.
ter Drum, S. J., professor of Scripture
at Woodstock College. Immediately pre-
| ceding the reception. the law school
sodality will elect officers for the ensu-
| ing year.
The sodality for the professional
schools. which is about to enter upon its
| third year numbers upon its rolls near
~ 800 members from the law, medical
and dental departments, and will receive
| another 10 postulants next Sunday aft
ernoon. The law school sodality is I'M
der the direction of Rev. Thomas A.
Emmett, S. J.. of the faculty of George
town College, by whom it was organized.
The medical and dental sodality was
organized by and is under the direction
Of Rev. Francis A. Tondorf, S. j., pro-
fessor Of physiology at the Georgetown
Medical and Dental schools. These So
dalities meet once a month in DahlSren
Chapel to attend mass and receive holy
communion, and are designed to secure
spiritual. as we'll as temporal advance
ments for the men who are about to en-
ter into the professional world.
For sixteen years, Rev. Dr.. wedder-
spoon has been conducting a summer
Sunday evening service. which he has
, termed 1.-THE Bright Hour" At s O'Clock
this evening the first of these services
Tor TINS season In fOOn0ry VI. r.. Church
will be held. DR.. Wedderspoon's theme
Is "Savonarola," in series on He
roes' For this mornings sermon the
theme announced is "A Heavenly ALI
ance."
A series of sermons on Messages Of
the Masters will be preached by Rev.
j. NJ. Mccoy. d. D., at the Waugh Meth
odist Episcopal Church. corner Third and
A streets northeast. on eight Sunday
evenings, beginning today. His topics
are as follows: May 2. Gods Voice in
Literature-By way Of introduction:
May 2. Tale Of Two Cities-The Nobility
of Self-sacrifice: May l6. Scarlet Let
ter-The InscrutabIe Law; May y, Mac
beth-The Cleansing from Sin: May 80.
Les Miserables--The Battle for q Mans
Soul: June 6. Coniston-The Saving Pow
er OF a Great Love: June Is. Seven Lamps
OF Architecture-The Building OF Char
acter, and June 20. King Arthur-A Por-
trait OF Ideal Manhood.
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Spanking does not cure children OF
bed-wetting. There 10 Q constitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs. NJ. Sum-
nere, Box W, Notre Dame, Ind. will
send free to any mother her successful
home treatment with full instructions.
Send no money but write her today II
YOUR children trouble in this way. Don't
blame the child: the chances are it-can't
help IL. This treatment also cures adults
and aged people troubled with urine
dtfneuitiss by day or. night-A6v.
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HOROSCOPE.

The stars incline. but do not compel"
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This Is day of sinister Influences.
sstroiogsrs declare. for JupitsT, the
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Sunday, May >. 1918.