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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-11-16
Latest Markets of the World
MANY P0RKERs At
CHICAGO MARKET
ANIMALS ARE MORE NUMEROUS
THAN EXPECTED AND CAUSE
SHARP BREAK IN PRICE.

Chicago. Nov. 15--Much more plen-
tiful arrivals than expected brought
about a decided break today in the
price of hogs.
Supplies of cattle, sheep and lambs
were also in excess Of immediate re-
quirements.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-11-16
ENGLISH EARL KILLED.

London, Nov. Is. - James Ogilvie
Grant, Earl of Seafield, has been killed
in action in France.
The Earl of Seafield, who was born
in 1876 and was the eleventh of his
line, was captain In the third queens
own Cameron highlanders, special re-
serve, when the war began.
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Toledo Grain Seed T.,

Toledo, O.. Nov. 15.-C1over seed
Prime cash. $11.95; Feb, $12.12k;
March, $11.S0.
Alsike-Prime cash. s1o.35; Feb,
5000; March, S10.57k.
Timothy-Prime cash, $780, Feb,
1910; March, $3.72h.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-11-16
MINNEAPOLIS CLOSING Grain.

grain:
Wheat-;Dec., $500; May, s1.o4%; No.
/ hard. $1.06A; No. 1 northern. $1.02A
@1.05A; No. 2 northern, 96A @$1.O1A.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 6S@69c.
Oats-No. 3 white, BAN @34Ac.
FIax-$2O3h @2.07.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-11-16
PopEI CONCERNED.

Rome, Nov. 15.-As soon as he heard
Of the aerial raid on Verona, Pope
Benedict directed Cardinal Gasparri,
papal secretary Of state, to tele graph
Immediately to Cardinal Bacilieri,
archbishop of Verona asking details
and instructing him to do everything
possible to relieve the sufferers.
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Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. r5.-Butter-
Creamery. 29c: firsts, &c; seconds,
25c: packing 191sc.
Eggs-Firsts. csc: seconds. 22c.
Poultry-Hens, 111ac; young ROSTERS
lie; broilers, 19c.
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st. Louis Produce.

st. Louis. Mo-, Nov. 15.-Poultry-
chickens 11kc; springs. lac; turkeys,
&c: ducks, lac; geese, HOBO.
Rutter-Creamery. soc.
Eggs-26kc.
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Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov l5-Ihe i've
stock market follows:
Hogs-Market lower; receipts, 10, :
900: bulk s6.4O@6.S5; heavy $6.45@6.7o;
light, s6.35@6.65; pigs, $5.5o@6.25
Cattle-Market steady; receipts, 2o.-
900: steers, $65O@10; cows and heifers
$4@9; calves, $6@10.
Sheep-Market STEADY: receipts, b.
900: lambs, $S.25@s.SO; yearlings, $6.25
OPS; wethers, ,$5.50@6.25; ewes, 500
575
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Y. M. C. A. Notes

On account Of the business mems
banquet this evening the gymnasium
classes for the evening will be chang.
ed as follows:
The senior class will have its ses.s
sion this week on Tuesday evening,
at the O'clock hour; the 6:1O bust
ness mems class will be changed to
Tuesday at the same hour, 6:10, and
the o'clock business mems class will
be changed, starting the schedule on
Tuesday instead Of Monday and the
Monday games will be played later In
the schedule There will be the regu
lar o'clock class but the regular
game will be replaced by pickup
game.
The classes are all training for the
international athletic contest which 4
will be held next month. seal
The 8 o'clock schedule was finished
Friday evening with the following re,
suits: Bears rs, Lions 80; Tigers 43,
I, Leopards 81. The final standings are.
Tigers .....i..S.... 10 a0s
Lions $500. l3 s.
Eiepnants ...............s... ~ s5
Bears ..t......... -
wolves .S....f....
Leopards .............. IL
! The 6:1O class in the Thursday
games had the following results
Ford AZ, Overland 27; Hudson %.
! Maxwell AZ. 4,
The teams are in the following or
~ w. L.
J Maxwell ........s.....-..... $3.50 j
Ford ................
/ Hudson MISUNDERSTANDING. 9
Overland ......... ..sS Y
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New York SUGAR

New York, Nov 15-Raw sugar
Market steady; centrifugal, sole; mo.
lasses, 4.24c.
Refned-Firm, Is points higher.
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CHICAGO Live Stock; Closing.

Chicago Live Stock; Closing.
Chicago, Nov. 15.-The closing i've
stock market follows:
Hogs-Market 15@20c lower than
Saturdays average; receipts, 4i,ooo,
estimated tomorrow, 29,OOo bulk, $3.50
@6.s5: light, s5.95@6S5: heavy, $6.109
7.O5; mixed, $6.10@7.O5; rough, $1,000
$50.
Cattle-Market steady to 10c lower;
receipts. $4,000; top. $10.4O -
Sheep-Market dull; receipts, 32,ooo'
top, $6.25; lambs, 1910.
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Total Visible,

Total Visible.
Wheat, 34,593,000 VS.. 70, 476,000.
Corn. 423.000 VS.. 2.774,000.
Oats-1S,505,O 900 VS. 32,103,000.
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Visible supp

Visible Supply.
Wheat increase. 4,971,0o0 bu.
Corn increase $4,000 blu.
Oats increase, 1,43S.000. ISIS
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Chicago Live Stock; Opening.
Chicago, Nov. 15.-The opening i've

Chicago Live Stock; Opening.
Chicago, Nov 15.-The opening i've
stock market follows:
Hogs-Market slow, l0Wloc lower
than Saturdays average; receipts, 49,
900; left over, 2,7ss; estimated tomor-
row, $4,000; quality fair; bulk, ss.4o@
go; light, $G.O5@6.9O; heavy, $6;l5@
us; good heavy, $6.25@715; mixed,
$615@7.1O; rough $6.15@6.35; Workers
s660@6.75; pigs. $4,000; good heaVy'
$6.35M7.15.
Cattle-Market steady to 10c lower;
receipts, 23,OO0 estimated tomorrow,
$500; beeves, s5.90@10.40; Texans $500
@7lO; westerns. $6.35@s.45; cows and
heifers, $2.S5@S.25; calves, $6.l5@
1915
Sheep-Prospects 10@25c lower; re-
ceipts. 10000. estimated tomorrow, 49,
900: natives, $5.75@6.20; westerns, $3.50
@6.25; yearlings, $6.65@7.4O; lambs,
native, $6.SO@910; westerns, $7@9.10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-11
EElGHBORHOOD
BIBLE CLASSES

isuiet y VIII meet With Mrs. Hsary
- Main street. Monday. rs y.
N Alss Belle FoN. leader
=. Ea-trict - viii meet with Mrs r .
sstSNaliagh. - 18th street Monday Al
~ ; m. Miss Lafferty. leader.
q. ..strlct LIB viii meet With Mr. A
~ !" ",sSSyr. monday AZ i.3u p. m Or.
mos q hoontz. leader
q, Blstrlct 10 viii meet with Mrs L
- Nlein, Zane street Monday Al a.
= IN. Miss Nellie ONtoby leader
DISTRICTS lEf-l2b will meet with Nrs
Jas a. Beans. Pleasant Valley. Tues-
leader. ~ i-'''''' =
Bethlehem Bible class will meet a,
- 1sthisnem chapel. Tuesday at SEQ 70. M
Sirs MARY Wayman, leader
district l1I-A will meet with Mr.. A
II waiter. Park View. THURSDAY al 80
. m Miss Ethel Williams leader
District lfS VIII meet with Mr> "a
bullard, 500 South York street. ThTr-
er. ''''1
District 100 viii meet with their lead
er. MIS- X. Il Nay. 40o south PennSyl-
Nania street, Monday at 7.3O p m
Aetna Bible class Will meet at Aetna
Niile thapel Thursday AT $50 y ma.
Miss Anna Frederick. leader.
Echo Point Bible class viii meet Wit =
mrs. I'd feddtcord. Friday at 7:4S p. m
mrs. = D. ClegE. leader
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milk
Helen drew back into the dark as
Emma's door opened with flood OF
light. She was going out TO the kitchen
Tor the milk. still talking TO Pussy Purr
New In her cooling. girlish way.
standing irresolutely In the dArkened
dining room. Helen thought Of what
Mrs. LewisOn had ssid-that the girl
was young and vain and had a weakness
Tor ribbons. but that she was absolutely
honest about everything else. Somehow
waning.
She thought. too. OF the trouble and
worry OF breaking in another girl who
might have worse faults and more OF
them. Might IL not be easier TO simply
lock up her ribbons and say nothing
Another moment OF INDIGESTION and
Helen noislessly left the dining room
We'll. how about it, demanded Wa
ren. when she came back and took IN
the magazine with an cffacing unconi-
municattve air. Did she own upg''
10 20 this time"
"Petered out. ehe Kicked up a dust
about nothing7" Give the girl Some
ribbon. tell you. ~ that's ali she
wants. Can't expect n paragon for five
week. Where's the other part OF this
paperF
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Daily Chit-Chat
81 Ruth Cameron.
MORE ABOUT THE CYNIC
KEEPING HOIISE.
81 Ruth Cameron.

"sull keeping house7" asked the Au-
thor Mans wife.
yes" answered the Cynic. I've per
susded mother that the house Is stll IN
tact and that she can play invalid a tit
longer"
How about your own work." asked
the Author-man.
Doing that too
Where do you find time9"
y don't find 1T save o." said the
Cynic i've got my days on schedule
now. That saves time. Take ordering
for instance. Mother waits tili the or
der men comes and then bcrinq 20 think
Of something else and either goes 90 tho
store. or spends time telsphouing for o.
That all wastes time
Menus Made Up Ahead.
y make up my menus several days
ahead. IuttinE 30 the margin what I nce1
20 order for each meal. A. notice
All d. b. hand out the order to the
man and he's out 81 the house in a uffy
mo delay. no mistakes.
Mother said 90 Oct Homework slide
hut knew She would worry. 80 I aidn't
but that was done on schedule The
first day 2 took time Co. plan thc work
~ ! wouldn't o. Ws.tins steps Hr mo-
uuns-ard saved that time the second
day tn increased efficiency.
u did one thing that mother won't do
-few women viii put o.. window
light ia considered hard on the paper
HUI fHH carpet but bF George too uttle
b." good deal harder on inc Few
houses have enough light anyway. and
tH cat or half of what they Do have b.
COL par with pastiur black paper over
half The electric lEht bulb you use At
night Mother goes ueerluE about the
THuu. IluElrE Tor something aHo could
ar. boo uiruf DO she H1f tho curtains
uu and fHfr she has tu stop and see u
Ira really what sha wants The eve
strain iu eowi-uEhtrd rooms means less
efficiency and loss uf time aII day long
NrF modern factory owner can tell YOU
fHpf Just look &c "a modern factory-alI
windows
Initiating the FACTORY nundsr.
Iu brI.f. -rt definite Umits for my
HUfh. uI'Ir. H.Frs minute could
bed .H much huuaswOrk fH dl before D
..rI.rk..ru. before 40 o'clock honest
IT bsN... chat The uEtrHr. hruarvtfa
BIAS. mot fuu little time fHr her work
nut Goo much. She Hsa nu spur toward
sffiHtenlN.
EiEs a wan two veate in which 90 do
-HusfHIrE HuI ben oil. Do and think ha
nHa worked two weeks worth GIVE him
wr.k Iur thr Same Job. and 10 he's any
good 20 U DO the came work nos ~
humpIn twice ne hard but by eIiufrs.
Nng waste Effort end getting SIXTY sec.
Nnda NsIur Tor rErrN moment run
If7fr wE rhIfueuuhY OF HDues work
or TH CAMERON
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The most popular evening now at the
\. w. g. \. building Is Friday when
groups OF girls from the different In
dustrial Centers come for an enjoyable
evening OF sociabiltty, and classes
At present there are five clubs organ-
ized and another will be soon. Wide
Awake club. with Rose FladinR. prcsi-
dent. Happy Hour club. Emma Rank
president. l.. l.. 4. club. Pauline Pact
gold. president Four Leaf Clover Club
Helen Davis. president. %. u. A. club,
Rose Kaufman. president.
The NTH Of February will be a great
night when all the girls from the six or
more clubs Will fedeTate. and enjoy "A
banquet and big social night. All the
members OF the clubs are looking for
ward 10 that evening and expect 70 have
at least two hundred and nifty girls en-
rolled.
All classes OF the Association are open
on the eveninE-Friday-a each club
II an active part In the plans FOR the
enlargement OF the class and social az
fairs.
general invitation - given to all
especially girls employed In the In
oustries OF Wheeling.
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KRAFT CASE
Local Man Charged With Arson Will
Know Result Of Efforts to Get
New Trial Today

Whether or not George A. Bull"
Kraft will get a new trial will proba.
bly, be decided today in criminal court.
when arguments are submitted on the
motion of Attorney S. o. Boyce. He
has intimated that he may not ask for
a new trial and in case he does MOI,
then the man will begin the sentence
imposed upon him by the court some
time ago. the time he has since spent
in Jail counting. Kraft was charged
with burning the Warwick China com
pany building and then was found
guilty of attempted arson.
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Home OIL. Rihls cias.L

The Home Girls Bible class viii NEE.
Monday afternoon at 90 o'clock AZ the
!. VI. g. a. Immediately after the meet
ing Of the Union bible study Class a
social and business meeting after class.
Every member Of the class Is expected
70 be present At the meeting on Mon
day Others are Invited. Miss Alma
Hubbard. leader.
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Civic Department.

The first meeting of the yea~ OF the
Civic Department. will be held Friday
afternoon in the A. o. L. W. rooms
The chairman. Miss Cecilia Speyer.
VIII present Mrs. II. VI Bremen of
the child labor committee. His talk
will be OF great assistance. Where
proper occupation for the boys and
girls ends and where harmful work
begins. many do not always know
II is hoped large attendance will
greet Mr.. Bremen as he will make
the topic worth while.
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VALUE OF BREAD.

Wsshington.-Dr Harvey W. Wiley.
the pure food expert. has issued a
warning 70 the public against the cur.
tailment Of bread eating should the
price be adcanved because Of the
rise In the price Of wheat He said
There is popular fallacy In favor
81 meat Meat contains 60 per cent
water and costs % cents pound
Bread b. only 40 per cent water and
costs Eve cents pound There's
more energy In pound Of bread than
I'm a pound OF meat Hard workers
need bread more than meat n the
cosf Of Hour makes bread rist. cut
down on the meat"
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Island Literary Club.

The Island Literary club will hold
their next meeting Tuesday evening
at the home Of Mrs. Niotz on North
Huron street. The program includes:
Roll Call
History Chapters % to 20.
Frankfort on the Main
The Rothchild Family
Early German Art
Round Table Discussion
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Country Women. Club

The next meeting OF the Country
Women's Club of Clinton. will be held
Thursday at the Clinton VI. Z. church
at $3.50 O'Clock. The subject TO be
discussed is Meat on the Farm" with
Mrs. Hanse McCulloch in charge OF
the program
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Study Hour.

The members OF the Music Depart
ment will have their study hour on
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock at
the A. o. u. ". rooms. Mrs. Flora
Williams is in charge. The next re-
cital Will be given on Wednesday.
January 27. when Mrs. J. p. Hanley
will be the chairman for the day.
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Triadelphia District.

The Triadelphia District meeting OF
the Equal Suffrage League Will ne
held Wednesday afternoon at tho
home of Mrs. W. ID. Mccoy on Maple
avenue. Mrs. w. Francis Hyde will
talk on Fairgrounds and Rev. How
ard Pease will discuss Child Labor
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PrIseIlla Improvsment Club.

The Priscilla Improvement CLUB
will NEE; Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs Shull the general topic
for the meeting being Dietary For a
Child" This will be made topic
for general discussion
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The Drama League Department OF
the Woman's Club will hold their
meeting this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the a. o. 4. W. rooms. The sub
ject for the study will be the great
Norwegian dramatist Bjornson. VINO
has been called the beating heart or
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
woMANs CLUE CALENDAR

=, Monday. Jan, u; 7:so p. m.-woman's
civic League, High school. Beliaire
Tuesday. Jan. ~. 1.3O % m--Island
Literary club. Mrs. l.. Nietz
Thursday. Jan. Il. 2:3O p. m-wo-
Dixon. "
Club. weilsburg.
Thursday. Jan. IL. l.30 % m-Coun-
try Woman's Club. clinton NJ p Church
thursday. Jan. 1f. 2:3O p. m-Pris-
Silla Improvement Club. Mrs Shuli
Thursday. Jan. IL. 500 p. m.-Grad-
nate Nu5Fes' Association. North Wheel
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SOCIETY
German KNITTING Bee.

The ladies who are interested in
the matter OF sewing and knitting for
me German soldiers. held a meeting
Saturday at the Arion hall There
were twenty-five ladies present. To-
day the ladies will go to Martins
Ferry. and on Tuesday to Edgdale,
where they will meet at the home
OF Mrs. Harry Graatz.
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Equal Suffrage LsAsu..

Thursday. Jan. IL. 400 !. m.-Tria-
delphia District. Mrs. " II. Mccoy.
Thursday, Jan. II. 1880 y. m-Clav
District Unitarian church
saturday Jan. i6.-Ceo r. TAYLOR
Company store. Baking sale
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Aeuchre md dance VIII DO given bv
the Americas club a. the AriUu halI
on January O. Uachmsu's orchestra
viii play
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Wednesday Evsnins Bibi. cl....

Meets every week at sac o'clock in
the Bible Class Room at the Y. w. g A.
400 Chapliue street Rev. MIR. Dysing-
cr g. leader
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The members OF the Arion Society
will enjoy another Of their Kanee-
Nisltes Thursday A. their club. The
usual card games will BE- enjoyed In
the afternoon with prizes offered
Dancing will be- the pastime OF the
evening with music by Prof Werner.
a delicious roast beef supper will
DO served from $3.50 TO O'Clock win
all the season. delicacies included
on the menu. The chairman for the
day BE- Mrs J ". Pickett The com
mittee In charge b. a. follows.
Mr. ,. vs. Pickett chairman
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o. n A aIhla

on Thursday evening the entheusias-
tic group yf girls meet FOR Bible study
~ the Bible class room In the Y. W. e.
\. building. The girls meet at 500
o'clock for music and Bible study and
then afterwards for good sociable
time. An invitation f. given 20 all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-11

Monday. Jan. ~. $40 p. m-Drama
League Department.
Wednesday. Jan. IL. 500 p. m.-Study
Hour. Music Department
Friday, Jan. $500 p. m.-Civic Depart.
ment
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Mrs. eeeker's Glasses.

Mrs. Maud Spooner-Becker has
planned a number of pleasing affairs
this week. This evening the Monday
night class will dance at the Elks'
Club. Beginning at o'clock there
will be class line until O'Clock,
in which the Brazilian. Trot and other
late steps will be taught. From 9
to IL there will be dancing with or
chestra music.
Tuesday evening the younger mar
ried set will dance at the Elks' club
under the direction OF Mrs Spooner.
Becker. Friday evening there will be
a class at the A. o. L. w. hall. on
Chapline street, and Saturday after
noon the children's class will meet
al the Elks' club.
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Club Girls Night.

young women employed in domestic ser
vice TO come all girls are very welcome
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Norway" 4 brief critical study OF
his works will De given by Mrs. Wal
ter Kelley. the chairman. Mrs. Leo
Wolfe will read The Gauntlet" Oy
Thomson.
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Card PARTY.

The members OF the st. Joseph's
Academy Alumni Association have is
sued invitations for card party and
parcel post sale to be held al the
academy Friday evening. January IS
from 1880 TO 1890 O'Clock.
The officers and members of the ex-
ecuuve committee are in charge. The
committee Is composed OF Mesdames
J. j. Carroll. chairman: Joseph
Slender. Charles Smoot. Vincent
Owens. p. u. Heatherley, Robert
Fisher T. p. Marker. NJ. Landers.
?. MCGEE: Misses Minetta Miller.
Lillian Humphrey. Mary Breining.
Angela Diegmiler. Margaret Hughes.
Katherins Lawthers. Catherine Grif.
fen
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Y. W. c. A. NOTES
Union Bi,Is study Class.

The Union Biol. study Ciass under
the leadership Of Rev. y ~ Turn.r
meets Monday afternoon az l.ts O'Clock
IN the Bible Class Room In the Young
Nomens Christian Association building
corner Eleventh and Chapltne streets
me class Il nov beginning the second
terms work and - most opportunc
time Tor new members TO Join the class
TIE lesson h IN. tenth chapter Of the
gospel according To Matthew. From time
70 time Will be n review.
Mr.. Turner l. now teaching eleven
classes each week Tie travels 500 miles
week To reach his different appoint
ments- The past term the classes have
averaged thirty IN each class Many
nave spoks q most enthusiastically Of the
help and inspiration they have received
IN these classes. the Bible Is becoming a
new book TO many
young minister. y recent graduate OF
me leading colleges aud Theological
SefninarieS in the country said Il have
gotten more real Bible out Of the first
rev lessons IN the Matthew Glass than 1
did Ia the whole years course in the
hibln under Br. in IN. setpi-
mary. \ lnyman ha- recently said
me result Of my study in Mathew
mus Tar IL better knowledge OF the
book then In Ell my previous Bible
This court in Bible stud, is meeting
real need both among tho ministers
ana laymen In as much - the ItbIe
itscf end not books about tho Bibl. i-
being studied.
All are invited to meet with class
h"nday afternoon at l.I5 O'Clock. at the
W. = \. building-ii00 Chaplinc 81
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business womsn's Bisl. Class.

Tuesday will he business girls eve
ming az the Young wOmen's Christian
Association building. All classes i'm
Whlch young women are Interested Will
he held on that evening. The members
OF the Business Women's Bible class
are 10 make special plans for the eve
all who attend
~ present the Bible class and gym
nasium are attracting most attention
bnt soon there will he the swimming
class composed of the girls from the
hlble class. There will be other classes
very attractive to the business girls OF
the city. Now h the time TO say What
you want Any class IN which ten girls
desire and ask FOR the same will he
organized.
ON Tuesday evening Of this week the
hible class girls viii meet AZ six O'Clock
Tor club supper and at seven O'Clock
the Bible study. this week to be an out
lin" study In the Epistle to the Thes-
salonians. led by Miss Thompson. After
the bible class some Of the girls Will
90 into the gymnasium while others
viii stay for candy making PARTY
\ cordial invitation ~ given 10 all
TUESDAY
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Kahn Club Min.treI

The Kain club minstrel will be Civ
en- February 9. 10 and H. A number
OF Wheeling's best talent will be in
cluded as follows: Mulroy brothers.
Doyle. Niggermeyer. Killeen, Raw.
Ankle and Hsvercamp. Mr.. Henry
Reuter- f. in charge Of the musical
program and Miss Mary Ray il the
coach. Everyone knows the reputa-
tion Of the Kain club a. actors and
are anticipating a fine evenings pro-
gram.
~ Joint meeting Of Fellowship
and Civic Committee 81 Mems Bible
class OF the Second Presbyterian
church II was decided to hold a social
meeting next Friday evening. Janu-
ary rs az tho church. corner Twen-
tieth and Market streets. city To
this meeting all men are invited. So
cial time with good program and re-
freshments will be enjoyed No
charge. everything is free