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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
TWELVE SERMONS
WIN Ne Delivered By DR.. xsrsazrsr an
bun1sct Tho Apostlss a.
Everyday AsA-"

The Apostles As Everyday Mer.- Il
tne SUBJECT or a series OF twelve SER
mons TO be preached Sunday mornings
az the Thomson Methodist Episcopal
and. by the pastor. w q Hartinr ger.
Ihe Introductory sermon. The c-noren
Iwelvs will be preached next Sunday
The other sermons win he preaeh.a
In order as follows: "Peter-fhe Pri-
macy OF CHARACTER; -James-Ths Plain
Whom Jesus Loved. -AnSr.wMf I1D's
That Envieth Not: ''Phiiip-An Inouir.
ing Mind; BARTHOLOMEW Man With
out Guile "Matthew-The Danger OF
kiches; Thomas-A Choice Spirit. But
kept Very Low; 'Simon-An Ardent
Patriot The Unknown Apostles:
Pieces"
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81. Stephens EvangeIlcai Rerorme,

81. Stephens Evangelical Reformed
street. Ernest NJ. Preuss. PASTOR sun
day. october 3rd. 1915: German ser
vice at 1880 a. IN. Harvest hoxne res-
uVal consistory meeting after services
Sunday school at 900 p. m. all MEM
oers OF the sunday school TO BE- present
all members to be present Englisn
evening service at 7:3O y. m, Home
missionary day. The Chancei and Pulpit
Will be decorated for the occasion with
fruit. vegetables and flowers Tuesday
evening Young Peoples meeting. Thurs
day evening choir rehearsal. Monday
"Wednesday and Friday instructions IN
Bible and catechism after school The
parents are requested to send the chill
dren for religious Instructions and will
be held in German and English. The
Ladies Aid Society are giving an apron
social and supper in the Sunday school
room Friday and Saturday. October s
and for the benefit OF the church. A
cordial invitation is extended TO w.
vices. Everybody welcome.
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cHnTaTIAH arIrnrr

F1rsf Church ~ Christ grIrnff-f
q. ". w. auditorium. fffg Chapfiu.
street Services sunday af % .00 I =.
subject "tnualitv." Wefnr.na,, ,rs,,
ugflnl mfetlnr af 100 ID m SUNDAY
school at sfh m. NrudIra rn0ru
illN fhnnliue street omen IaIIr 81
cept sundaYs and LEGAL hoIIlara. from
1900 O'Clock noon. until 90 O'Clock =,
no.. and on saturday evening fran & .f0
o clock 90 90 o'clock THO rntfi~ A.
invited a. attend the serricsa ana T.
MAKE use ~ the privileges OF the read
Ing room
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In the Churches


Thomson Methodist Episcopal church
aa %instef on s sns sia mr. sum
I.s,vs. This is the hrst sermon Of
Evsrsday Man $40 .. N m. Junior
Lieasus; $40 p. m. Epworth League:
Tso%.os s0 ss il. great cs four Sr
.snist. Miss Grace Nelly. and its vest
cd by Mr.. F. H. Kincheioe. is noted for
It's attractive and inspiring music. No
seesS ui Invited IL the fs ssisnfsr'
come. All seats are free.
Fourth Stree, Methodist Episcopal
on Chspline. No. 1919. Arthur w. Mills.
Ph. D. pastor. The pastor will preach
Ship % %s and evening" ssp,ae ao St sse
sermon, His SON. Followed by the
Hey Hey commgnion, Eves.ng worship az
New. Song" At both services special
music will be furnished by Prof Ed
school at US a. M. junior SnS League nas a,
ESQ 2. m Epworth League at s:t5 p.
m. General prayer service on wednes-
the pastor. hearty Invitation Is ex-
tended 70 all strangers and those with
congregation in ali these 'e services n AY
seats free and a most cordial welcome
awaits everybody who comes
German NJ. Z. church: T. A. .speck-
mann. pastor. Sunday October yrd. 1915:
s;l6 a. m. Sunday school; 40 a IN.
German services. Holy communion: 90
?. IN. Epworth League. Miss Anna Cow
an TRe 'e Res ESQ s.fsI Gnssh
gical Seminary, Berea. o.. will preach
both morning and evening. Everybody
welcome.
Chapline Street Methodist Episcopal
church; 23l2-2sis Chapiine street.
samuel c. Jones. ID. D.. minister. To
invite ALL 81. fsr sunday MT
l.. Winters, SUPERINTENDENT This Is
pm as omar rs Sunday sood program
attend. if:oo Morning worship. ser
Builder" s:t5 cisss meeting. Mr.. W.
ship, sermon by pastor. subject: "Tnas
We May Excel" Splendid music sun
day. Mrs. a. r. Hitch. leader. Official
ing the Epworth League will be led by
Mrs. w. IL. Bowers. Wednesday even
afternoon and evening the Ladies AID
Friday evening Boys Club.
church. corner Seventeenth and Jacob
street. preaching at 1000 a. m. and at
$50 p. m. By the pastor. sunday school
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening
81 1880. Junior League on Friday ar
ternoon at s'i5. Official BoarG meetins
the FIRST board meeting Of the year and
IL very Important meeting. let every
ri, no TO, OF the board be present. To
like church. W. NJ sehHits. pastor po'"'
North Street Methodist EPISCOPAL
church. Fifth and Market streets. John
H. Hess. pastor. Sunday school at o:ss
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PREsBrrERIAH.

First Presbyterian church. 1901 Chan.
line street. Claude Porter Terry. minis
ter-Nen's Bible class. 9.15 a m, ladies
Bible class, s:i5. Bible school. S:fB.
morning worship. 1915: Young Peoples
society t:45 .. m: evening worship.
1915; rnid-week servica 7.30. me
e. lrcl and club room are open every
DAY. The pastors office hours at the
daily. Come and worship with u.
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UNITARIAN

Ttrst Unitarian church. ~ vhssfrg
bon street. north u rwelffh III mirt
preach the fourth ~ bic rerirr ~ az
serrnons on the principles OF ffnitarie,.
Ism. US subject will DO Salvation bv
lhar ncter. Services o. % 90 Il rr
nurfay nrMnnI 81 the am. ~. ~
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HvAHoEIrcAE

Pastor ". ~ Jifert Nesf s4nr'"
German serylco af 1905 ana SUNNI
sch0gl Wilh hibie class 80 r. m AZ
ifr thlH service the quarterly f0nrrt
fattonel moetlng vii BE- held Ne
ThufFdng WerfiuG ~ the FOunr peowfrr
.oclfiN. fnunrmHnd1 inHfrurff1r 49,.
Saturday al a. 90. Further announcs
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aPTnTTuAI.Iar

The ftrHt HuirlfunfIrt church orU1
hold services in the odd F@iiovs f.tt
sunday pctohcr 3rd. % so o. rn 80.
EeV. ~ W. Way. pastor and paVrlir
Ihe rhfl1reu.H progressive fUrrum ain
he held in The lvcouu huudIur ~ ~
corner ~ MARY lend avenue nnH worfIt
IrpadWhf. Island, ~ 90 30 m All
are welcome
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a. m: preaching by the pastor at 1890
a m. and 1:3O y. m. Epworth League
e:45 p. m Official meeting at Z 36 D.
m. Monday. Prayer and Praise meeting
Meunesaay at $50 u. IN. All are cordi-
ally invited TO these services
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UNITED PnEs1YrrprAn

It'll United ireabyterian church
Chapline street one door north ~ T.est
gffice. Charles ~ Robinson. pastor
"ni' MefHhip az 10 - o. no. and 40
-efsicff lhc aarramcnt 81 hauffsrr
VIII Dc adfninlstorod at the morninr go.
Claeeea Tor adults both mon ana ,y,-,,.,,
rally Gay program has been rrrrsref
ana the largest attendance ~ ne 800
J. cHpected Teacher training efaaa
Monday evening ~ Tao aud RIA 49,
prayer service wednesday evening af
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02

Prosperity has ruined nany a
man. declared the moralizer.
We'll reloincd the demoranrer
~ was roing 90 b. ruined A. All
Ia prefer property Co DO It."-Har'
pors Magazine
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ST. Paul Evangelical Lutheran
church.; bridgeport. Main street. Rev.
Otto wendell. pastor. Eighteenth sun
day after Trinity. Harvest Home res
uvaL Sunday school and Bible class
at $50 a. m. Divine services In the
German language at 1890 a. m. Church
services at 1880 y. m The public IA
invited TO attend these services
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Hope NJ; e church. NJ. ID. Griffin, pas
TOR. To the following services the pub
nc Is EXTENDED "A cordial Invitation:
sunday school at y: as a. m Morning
services at IL a m; Evening services
AZ 7 ''SO 2; m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
League Friday evening.
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Flrst BAPTIST church. Twelfth am,
sunday 10 Rally Day in ell Fervices ~
the church. The Bible school at p.Is
WI be an interestlnE hour-hcip nave
real pleasure.
The Uplifted Christ: the Worlds
Hope 10 the morning theme AZ 10 ~
The LORDS supper Will be observed ~
close 81 the morning hour. Every rnern-
Der present II the nim-hein make N
The WarwOod Mission school et so
-everybody there Home for fho
aged service under ~ y r. o. a. a
T. m. Devotional an deducationnf meow
Ing - the Young Peoples Union 4. AZ
special studies BEGIN NJ this service
Tho thouFht - the evening service ~
go ~ The Truth % the second
Chance making good after fatting
Workera conference "wednesday even
ing ~ 80, second study in personal
evangelism. Prayer service az .qn,
quarterly business meeting 81 close
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St James Evangelical Lutheran
church, 140s-1f11 Chapline street, Rev.
A. w. Werder, pastor; Rev. NJ. l.. Steu-
er, assistant pastor. Sunday: s:lk a.
m. Sunday school and Bible classes.
Enshsh and German. 1880 a. m. Ser
vices in the German language. 7:3U
y. IN. Services in English.
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st. Andrews church, Thirty-seventh
and Eor streets. J. L. Fish. rector.
There Will be services in 81. Andrews
day after Trinity, Litany and celebra-
tion of Holy Communion at 100
er and sermon at 1880 p m. Sunday
school at s:t5 a m. Prayer service at
1880 on Wednesday evening.
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EPrSCORAL

The services during the week will be
as follows: Eighteenth Sunday after
Trinity. sunday. Oct. ,. lsl5-s:0O a m
ebration and sermon; 2:15 p. m, both Sc
Nor and junior portions OF the Sunday
school The Rev. Mr.. Davies OF Baxley
Hall, Kenyon College, Gambler, o, will
conduct the above services to which the
public are cordially invited
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Second Presbyterian church. Rev T r,
koontz, u. ID. pastor-Morning scra,,,,
ahe sordr supper: evening sermon
ne samaritan Woman" John ~
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Emmanuel Baptist church. ror stree,
near Twenty ninth. Arden " Miller.
pastor Sunday school at s.4B a. m
and 1880 .. IN. The Lords supper will
ne observed at the morning service
WEDNESDAY from 500 TO 200 ociocL
the ladies will serve Eupper a. a.
church. This T. the date OF our an
nual meeting. and hope all Will make
special enort TO be present. The What
Next Club will furnish entertainment
In the evening
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st, Luke's Episcopal church. Rev
Jacob Nottingham, ID. d. rector Ser.
trinity: Sunday school at 9:I5 a m.
Holy Communion and sermon at 1890 a,
m; Evening service and sermon. 1880
p. m: Wednesday evening instructions
-I:30 .. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02

Marwood Presbyterian church. Tween.
tieth street near WarwO0d agert,. 49,
aaL mgrninG Worship al 1875. gubieot
Why i should co 20 Church-Tbfs
Mprning sunday school q.a0 a Ia
Christian Endeavor. - n, t.,,s.., li..
service a. 1.fs. Subject The pive,
Iordan-its Significance In bible sforg
and Human LIFE" ''''g
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The Third Presbyterian rbur.h TIL
ty-eEhth and Jacob streets. D y. feveo-
berger. psstor-The usual aorvires ,siif
y. .seie 5Apabth. october 8rd. Preaching
school ~ s'S0 a m. and Junior Christian
bndoavor AZ s;f5 p. m.
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Second United Prerbyterian church
corner thapiine and Fourteenth afreafs
tet. y. ~. iiltsll - T. pastor NOM
lnE ser. ico. lu 80 evening. q 20. nncrs-
ment ~ tNptisfn administered ~ mon.
inH service hlble school 81 o 40 !. III
ignus feppies society ~ . m. Broth
Wrdnesday eveuinF prayer nneafing .ft
All are welcome a. these Service eve
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81. Paurs church. Elm Grove, ]. L.
Fish rector. There will be service in
ST Pauls church on Sunday afternoon,
the Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity nj
100 o'clock. -
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CH-ErSTTAH

First Christian Church, Rev W H
Fields. pastor. Great Bible school rally
sunday morning at 10 o'clock: 900 in
attendance Is the number set by the
school. A beautiful souvenir given to
vor $50: evening service 100. The pa,-
tors Tenth Anniversary-Anni ~
sermon The Good will OF a Lifetime .
Inc pnonc Is cordially invited to attend
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Island Christian church. r. z Car
superintendent. The public is Cordially
invited to the following services or,
Lords Day. October 3rd: Bible scroo,
AZ $50 sharp. our ain1-"The Hest
bible school on the Island" Rally nav
November 2lst. don't forget. Morning
Christian Manhood" Christian En-
deevor, s:50. Pastor leads tho meet
the change OF timeD Sermon subt.ot
The Worlds Heart Cry" why MOI
spend a portion of the Lords Day IN
and Christian church
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wesley Methodist Episcopar church.
stzz jacob street. Philip Y. DeBolt pas
.or, a most cordial Invitation is ex-
fenced 10 the following services or our
Snufch; sunday school at 200 d. m.
mote the change In hour), w G. Cum
ning nam. superintendent. The pastor
viii occupy the pulpit at 1880 a m and
..so y. m. Morning subject "t,oo-
touched Men" Evening. OPPORTUNITY
Epworth League Monday evening.
arthur Strautman, leader. Onicfas
noera IuesQay evening. Prayer meet
Ing wednesday evening. woman's For
sign missionary Society will meet in the
churcn thursday evening The music
COMMITTEES and choir will meet Fridav
evening Tor reorganization, after which
social hour Will be enjoyed. We are
launcning upon new conference year
and We urge the membership of our
church TO a renewed obligation 10 GOO
and loyalty to His cause
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ments during service. English evening
service at 1880 p. m.
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St. Matthew Lutheran cnyr,n A,

81. Matthews Lutheran church 4Iz
Water street BenvOod, West Virgtnfa.
vices and meetings during the week Will
De Eighteenth sunday after Trinity
1850 a. M Sunday school and Ribie
class, 1880 a. m, preaching services in
the German language. 2:SO D. m, meet
INK Of the Ladies' society at the home
OF Mrs Bohlman. 7:s5 y. m. EnRlfsh
Nesper services. and on Saturday At n
m. catecheticai instruction You are in
vited 10 attend our servfcaa
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Christian church. Martins Ferry. o.
spccial program OF music by the or
chestra and choir Will take the place OF
the sunday evening sermon. You are
cordiAlly invited to spend a happy hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02

First English Lutheran church, - Six
seenth street. w. :. Dysinger. pastor, 81
sixteenth street-Eighteenth SUNDAY
AFTER Trinity. The usual worship al
iO:sO a. m and 30 y. m. Sunday schooI
y:Z0 a m. Barnftz Luther League s:45
p. m Al the Sunday school hour, the
special Rally Day services will be rem
dered BY the children. We look for not
only every member of the church but
mat each one will bring "A friend along
Tor these Rally Day services. At the
hour OF morning worship. we will have
the dedication OF the children unto the
LORD In the holy sacrament OF baptism
Inc Glee Club Will furnish the music al
tne league meeting. The pastor will
preach both morning and evening Sps-
cial music Will be rendered by our quar-
tette- At the morning service. III Is
Gods Way. Bartlett. Offertory solo
The Lost Chord" Sullivan. BY Mr.. bud.
ley Evening service The Woods and
,yyhS, Sweet sweet r smelling Tree" West.
body welcome to all these services
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening
AT T:t5. after which the annual congre-
gational meeting will be held.
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LUTHERAN.

Zion Lutheran church, 2lIs Market
street. Kew. \. l.. Benze. pastor-f,igh-
tesnth sunday after Trinity. Sunday
sSnooi at s:l5 a m. Chief service al
iV'sV a. m Nespers at 1880 y. m. DR.
she Iohowing music for the supplied
Chief Service
Authenticity. Holy Holy'' Gounod
Anthem-"Ten Thousand Times"
p-.i,,,.... :....,.....-.-.. Mendelssohn
"Andante con motto. Hopkins
Oftertory-"Minuet in c. PadereWsN
Postlude-"Allegro vivace" Pearce
Nespers.
Anthem-''My Soul Truly waiteth"
Anthem Waited for the Lord"
| Nj enQelSSOhn
Prelude-"Reverie Pastorale'' .Storer
Oitertory-"Andante Religfoso" Nevtn
Postlude-"Coronatio March" 49,.
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North street Methodist Episcopal
church. Firth and Market streets John
H. Hess. pastor. Sunday school at 9.ss
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Inc monthly meeting OF the church
conucil Will take place at the church on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Kathryn Dick will entertain the
LADIES' Missionary Society of this
church at her home No. SO North York
street. on Thursday afternoon and even
ing. An interesting program will be
attend. -
Catechetical instruction every Satur-
day morning at $50 o'clock
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-02-24
GOVERNOR BOYLE
PUTS SIGNATURE.
TO DIVORCE BILL.
LEGISLATORS RETURN FROM
JUNkET AND GET DOWN TO
MATTERS OF BUSINESS

CARSON CITY, Feb. Ex-Governor
Boyle signed the divorce bill last
evening at Sis. Prior to signing the
bill he stated that he had told no
one his intentions in the matter He
reiterated his statement that the ref
erendum bill would again be intro
duced.
The solons of Nevada, who made a
trip to the Panama. Pacific exposition
by special train, are back in the leg
islative halls and are again engrossed
in the work of the state. They re-
port the time of their lives. There
were seven carloads when they went
to the coast and 1t required nine cars
to bring them back. No inference is
hereby implied. The train was held
for several hours at Truckee in order
to view the mid-winter carnival. The
Nevada contingent was splendidly
treated in San Francisco. They feel
proud OF the Nevada building and the
exhibit. which makes a better show
ing for the money expended than any
other state display on the grounds.
Governor Boyle realized that he was
between the devil and the Amargosa
river, which sidelines the Ralston
desert, and he had to make good to
the Washoe County Business Mems
league, and signed the bill. He knew
the jig was up with him If he signed
or didn't sign. This is Boyle's first
and last term as governor of Nevada.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-02-24
Pap ALLEN HELD
IN COUNTY JAIL
CHARGE OF SHOOTING A STEER
WILL Be PREFERRED AGAINST
TWO OTHERS IF CAUGHT

One of Jim Woods steers was shot
near Spanish Springs yesterday morn
ing by two men who have not yet
been placed under arrest. but will be
before the day is over, according to
the sheriff's office. Old Pap" Allen
is being held for the offense in the
county jail, but no charges have yet
been preferred. He duplicates the
other two men, but declares his own
innocence. He states that he loaned
his wagon to the two men, who
wanted to use 1t on a rabbit hunt.
They are said to have sighted the
steer on the range and shot II twice,
but It did not drop, and they were
following 1t in the wagon, to get an
other shot, when two cowboys ap-
peared on the scene and they left
hurriedly. The steer, at latest ac-
counts, was not yet dead. and this
further complicates the case, as the
penitentiary term could not be in
flicted IL 1t RECEIVERS The only charge
that can be brought against the of
tenders Is malicious mischief
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-02-24
BALLET CASE BEFORE
THE DISTRICT COURT
DEFENDANT OCCUPIES STAND
AND PLAINTIFF INTRODUCES
DOCUMENTS

The case of Letson Ballet VS.. Flor
ence Il. Ballet, In which the defend
ant moves for new trial to set aside
the order granting divorce to the
plaintiff, after which he remarked,
is occupying the attention OF Judge
Mark r. Averill in the fifth judicial
court today. The case is an inter.
esting one and is attracting a mum.
Der of spectators.
Mrs. Florence f. Ballet and Mrs.
Dick Brooks were on the stand the
greater portion of the morning. Their
testimony was in line with that OF
the allegations set forth in the mo-
tion for a new trial. Additional in
terest in the case developed when
the plaintiff introduced copies of GER
tain letters and kilograms In rebuttal,
which evidenced that the defendant
erred in her allegation that she did
not know the divorce was granted.
II was shown by these documents
that she was notified much earlier
than the date she gave, which was
late in December At a late hour
this afternoon the matter was stu
pending.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-02-24
1EUI0N|C ADVANCE IN RUSSIA IS CHECKED
BIG BROTHER EXERCISES PLEASE A
LARGE AUDIENCE IN SCHOOL GYM

Washington's birthday was Joy.
Gus occasion Monday evening in the
high school gymnasium for both
young and old. Never was there a
finer, better drilled company of chill
dren than those who took part in the
Big Brother day program, given un.
der the auspices of the Elks, and
though there might on one or two
occasions have been as many people
in the gymnasium, it is certainty
that there have never been more or
ever viii unless the walls are moved
Some weeks ago the local lodge Of
Elks started planning for their part
OF the national movement for mutual
better acquaintance between grown
up folks and the little folks. The CO.
operation of the teachers OF the pub
lie school was asked and unstintedly
given. and the children, when they
we're spoken to, fell joyousIy In with
the plan. The result Of this was
the appointing of committee and
weeks OF hard and faithful work on
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-02-24
STILL WORKING ON THE
DOUBLE MURDER CASE

Sheriff Slavin and Deputy Sheriff
Williams have returned from Gold
field, where they ran down several
clews in connection with the murder
of John DeCosta and Staniliso Marino
near Cuprite several weeks ago. but
made no arrests. The prisoner held
for the killing. Victor Barron, is still
in the county Jail. His preliminary
examination has been postponed from
time to time in order to secure add.
tional evidence
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-02-24
JEALOUSY CAUSED
REVOLT OF NATIVES
|NSOUTHERN SEAS
BRIEF FLASH OF BATTLE is FOL-
LOWED BY COMPLETE
STORY


MANILA, Feb. 24.-Four hundred
members of the mutinous Indian regi-
ment which revolted at Singapore
February Is, have been killed, and
also seven German prisoners from the
detention camp who joined the ma
tives when offered their freedom, ac-
cording to passengers from Singa-
pore. The mutineers killed some Of
their officers, including both British
and native, and then attacked the
civilians, several of whom were kill
ed, including one woman. The revolt
began without warning. Half Of the
fifth light infantry of Bengalese en-
route to Egypt, numbering about 500
attacked the other half. The Euro
peans joined the loyal half Of the
regiment and attacked with revolyers,
making a running fight Sailors from
French, British and Japanese war
ships reinforced the troops and the
Europeans. There is reported unrest
among the natives, ranging from Col
ombo to Java. Jealousy concerning
promotions caused the revolt