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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-05-28

Ivan Howard. who Is one Of the
Browns again this year. has made him.
self a very useful member by being a
close observer He IL said to be one
OF the best sign snitchers In the game.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-05-28

Bill Rodgers. the new second base.
man OF the Cleveland Indians. has a
freak appetite. BIN insists on eating
raw meat and orders his eggs raw aud
eats them from the shell.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-05-28
Federal league umpires have been
ordered TO speed up tho games.

Federal league umpires have been
ordered TO speed up the games.
Manager HerEog IL very enthusiastic
over the Cincinnati team this season.
With Lajoie. Kopf. Barry and McIn.
mis- on Il. how can Connie Mack's In
ield be neutral.
II Connie could intern iris Speaker
and Dutch Leonard. his chances
wouldn't be so bad.
Leo Magee will have n hard time
with the umpires this year. judging
from the start he has made.
Innelder Bloom and pitcher Peddy,
have been released by the Albany club
OF the South Atlantic league.
The White sox have proved 10 be-
ono Of the very best drawing cards In
the American league. again this spring.
Jim Thorpe may not be rated as a
star ball player by the experts. but he
certainly can rap the hosehide hard.
In the New England league the
Fitchburg club has released catcher
Gus Yelle and outfielders o'Connell
and Vance.
Larry chappell. the player for whom
Comlskey naid about $4,000 In cash
and players. says he Is ready 10 play
ball once more.
The Freeport club OF the new M
State league. has been organized with
@. w. Middlekauff president and II. s.
("Doc') Cummings. manager
Ellis Johnson. 1he Sox pitcher who
was sent 10 the Vernon club OF the
Pacific coast league, win likely be
back with the soK again next year.
Hooks Wiltse 10 proving popular
leader with the Jersey City fans, and
II looks as II the Shelters would be
raised from the rut during the com
ing season.
Bin Rodgers. the new second base,
man OF the Cleveland Indians, has a
freak appetite. BIN insists on eating
raw meat and orders his eggs raw aud
eats them from the shell
Ivan Howard. who Is one OF the
Browns again this year. has made him.
self a very useful member by being a
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-05-28

barcelona. Spain. does n large busi-
ness In the manufacture OF paper
cups.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-05-28

Hooks Wiltse is proving a popular
leader with the Jersey City fans. and
II looks as II the Shelters would be
raised from the rut during the com
ing season.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-05-28

Ellis johnson. the sox pitcher who
was sent 10 the Vernon club OF the
Pacific coast league. viii likely be
back with the sox again next year
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-05-28

With Lajoie. Kopf. Barry and MeIn'
mis- on Il. how can Connie Mack's In.
field be neutral.
Evening star., 1915-07-11

DWELLINGS, Colored.
1133 18th NV, ,sr. b. IS. 80
1902 26th nv. 1Or. lis0. 30
1923 T nv, LOT. b. $3.50
l119 22nd NV. Ar, hN. 30
1894 r nw.G. b. 1850
2lD f nw,7r. b. 1850
$40 10th nw.7r,w.l5.50
211S E nw,7r.b. 1880
222s Va av,4r.w. 1880
l341 27th nv, Or, w12.50
22O3 r NV. Or. W. 1910
2414 II NV. .5r, W. 10. 80
1910 3rd sw.5r. W. 1850
1lO5 23rd NV, Or. b22. 80
1876 23rd NV. Or. b. .16. 90
$50 23rd NV. Or. ". 1850
Phone for complete list
=, Inc, 1920 Pa. ave. nv
CIRCLE-DESIRABLE
O5 K st. NV; s rms.
good condition. Rent,
Inc, 1929 aye.n.w.
Evening star., 1915-07-11

FOR sALE-AN UNUSUAL CHEAP HOUSE IN
ideal section of Columbia Heights. Con-
venient TO cars and markets. out of town
owner has instructed us to dispose of this
property at sacrifice. 2-story brick: 9 at
tractove rooms and bath; large porch; every
thing In fine condition rare bargain for
$4,GDO
SHANNON & LUCIIS,
Phone Main 23i5. 7l3 l4th ST. NV
Evening star., 1915-07-11

1925 10th ST. NW.-lO ROOMS AND BATH;
large yard; steam heat; In 6ne condition:
$46.50 CAYWOOD & GARRETT, 1881 n. Y.
ave. NV. 12s
Evening star., 1915-07-11

FOR RENT-HY DIVA
1908 K nv, 15r. .2b. .$85. 90
la5S Hvd w.14r, 2b@ 80
32s c NV, 16r. b. 80. 90
EOS II NV. apt. .tir. b40.0 90
6 Eye NV. Or. b. $3.50
100 7th ne, o.. b. 30
1eo ,1.h NV. I BIB; - ;m;so q
s11 1st nv. Tor. .2b. .35 50
1906 9th NV. .6r. b. 20. 80
1485 Swami w.8. b2S.15
461 No av nw.14r.b3.@ 80
81b Sd NV. 7r. b. ESQ
1125 10th nw.7r.b.2.0
1916 4th NV. .Sr, b. .3 30
1632 1lth nw.lOr. .3.h0
s15 ID NV, 7r. b. .22.60
400 e ne, 6r. b.. .2.50
Evening star., 1915-07-11

DWELLINGS. WHITE
2434 Pa av, 10r. h. $3a. 80
1900 5th ne.7r. b. .2S.50
124S 21st nw.7r.b. 20. 80
432 18th se,7r.b. go. 90
1412 34th nw.7r.bl7.W
Apartments.
Ardmore. 915 Goth NV.
No. 3. 5r & b. =. .@.W
No. I, 5r & b. .%.0
AndOver. 1926 N NV.
No. 5. 4r & b. :. .2.C0
No. I. Ar. & b. =. .T.0
1915 II ne. Or, b. a. IT, 90
Stores.
Cor. 2Oth&Pa av,yr1.0 900
100 21st, ,sto. 4r. b. 80. 90
S21 Goth NV. .G.W
ALEX. J. ScHWARZ &C
NEAR WASHINGTON
house. xouth front: 2
and bath, furnace;
$40.5O. :.
ALEX. J. SCHWARZ &C
Evening star., 1915-07-11

FOB SALE-IDEAL TERRACED HOME IN
Columbia Heights. Convenient to cars and
markets. 6 large rooms and tiled bath with
shower attachment Large cellar. hot water
heat. electric light, spacious porch sub
stanfially built house In most desirable
neighborhood A bargain at $50.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS,
Phone Main 23f5. 113 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1915-07-11

FOR KENT-CAYwOOD
1921 New IL
1918 X nv. 9r.b.$G.fa
1925 10th NV. Tor. b46 81
1887 9th uw.3r.h.S $3.50
1907 G ne, Or, 1910
SIG N nv, 7r, b.3.N
COS y J xv NV At. o., :.
342 18th re, 7r.b. 800 |
1903 X nv, 5r, b. $3.50 !
026 o nv, Or, b.22.0i
1872 5th nv. 6r. ..22 ~
GO I ne. Or, b. .22.5o
ll2B NJ sv nw. .or, .lu.sJ
pal 10th nv. s.. 70. 50 |
322 E &c, Or, b. 1880
APARTMENTS
The Newport, 4r. y. 80
tO7 n NV, 4r. b. Is. 20
012 O NV. 4r. h. II ~
$40 18th ne,5r.b. st3S 90
FOR RENT-N ARMY
s st. NV; 10 rooms
Evening star., 1915-07-11

D i GARRETI,
fork ave. NV.
5 412 1st NV, Or. .1s. 10
. Pas r NV. Or. .l0.6,
b 1884 Clev Az nv. .6r15 so
D 80 Decatur ne, 6r.14.50
D S12 Messmore. 6r.14.O
40 Franklin nv. 4rl4.N
} 1S9 Pierce NV. 8r. 1850
d $40 23d NV. Or. ..12.O
D 619 11th ne, Ar. 1880
} 1888 Il &c, 5r.....12.0
} 80S 18th ne. Or. ..12.0O
212S P NV. 4r.....12.U0
} 137 18TH ne. Or. b.l2.W
D 1926 Union sw, Sr.11.C0
3 AND FLATS.
u 448 y nv. Sr. b. 400
3O4 c ne, 2r. b. ..12.5O
, 33s 18th ne. 5r, b.15.0
0 1915 II No. Ar. b. .1U.b0
AND NAVY ROW, 1915
= and bath; steam heat;
lnge. Rent. $55.75.
. 722 11th st. NV. 12'
Evening star., 1915-07-11

ALL THOROUGHLY MODERN
HEAT AND JANITOR SERVICE.
THE CALIFORNIA, 18th and California sts.
No. Is rooms and bath ............ $3.50
No. 42-5 rooms and bath ............. $500
No. as rooms and bath ............. 22.50
l44O MERIDIAN ST NV. north Of Park road.
No. 22-3 rooms and bath. .e22. 30
No. 24-4 rooms and bath ............ .$So.S0
THE ESSEX, 142o 1t. NV.
No. IA rooms and bath. .............$ $3.50
iI25 Srd ST. NV, ne. cor. 3rd and Fla ave.
No. "a rooms and bath. so
BIS ST. NV.
rooms and bath OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50
PAUL V. MITCHELL & CO.,
1413 G ST. NV.
Phone II. ATS for Auto Service.
THE 0wAsCU. II 1T S.E.-FOCR
lines and within walking distance Of new city
POST once and government nrinting once: t3e
per month.
GFoRGE rnrrsprrr ,e~7 tiaecsn r.ss
Evening star., 1915-07-11
F0R sALE-H0USEs

FOR SALE-ONE-HALF OF CoST-CoL- 3
story. >S-room and bath brick: hot-water heat.
Near 10th and sts. NV. Terms to suit. Ad-
dress 1913 Il st. NV IT.
Evening star., 1915-07-11

FOR SALE-New houses, never
occupied; one (D acre of land /;
near kensington Station; beau-
tiful view; $475o; $3.50 casa.
balance to suit; an exceptional
opportunity to secure suburban
home in a high-class location.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
I342 New York Ave. -.
Evening star., 1915-07-11

GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL DESIRES TO LEASE
for occupancy. Sept. or Oct. n we'll fur. apt.
OF about rooms in modern freprOof building.
Address Mt once. giving full particulars, b. r.
PARRY. Fed. Trade Commission. Washington.
BY AUGUST LIST, A ONEROOM. KITCHEN
and bath apartment In Mount Pleasant, unfur-
nished Address Box l37. star ONCE. Ia
Evening star., 1915-07-11

FOR SALE-A FAULTLESSLY ARRANGED
and molarny equipped home in Cleveland
Park. Has beautiful rooms, baths, hot water
heat. electric lights. large porches. spacious
sleeping porch. An ideal new house in ideal
location Only $9,IW.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Phone Main 2343. I13 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1915-07-11

NEW ao-F-r. 6-R HOUSE NV: DIRECT FROM
owner: block to cars: maradam ST.: h.-w. h.:
tiled bath: hardwood trim AMI hoor: laundry
and toilet in cellar: large yard nice shade.
Price SO. $50; easy terms. Box 3iI, Star Off e.
l3s
FOR SALE - COMPARATIVELY NEW SIN
room house: up-todate. with all modern i'm
provements; cellar. porches, good yards close
to two car lines: excellent condition: $3,350:
cash. 800: terms to suit. 1222 Florida ave.
ne. Inspect today.
Evening star., 1915-07-11

FOR SALE-HANDSOME DWELLING BROWN
stonel LIST street north Of Rhode Island
avenue. large rooms and hath Contains
all modern improvements. Heated by hot
water. This property Is In excellent condition
Will sacriice for 81, 1850
SHANNON & LUCIIS,
Phone Main 2345 1l3 l4th ST. NV.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
Entertained fer Visitors.

Mrs. Albert F. Staehle entertain
ed at her residence on Sixth street
yesterday afternoon with an qttrac-
tive bridge party in homer Of her
| guests Mrs. John l.. Rarham and
Mrs. Richard Renfro Of Merphis&
Tenn, and Mrs. Edward Morrison
of Poplar Bluff. Mo.
The house was artistically deco
rated with graceful boqaets OF car
nations and ferns. arranged about
the rooms in vases At cards the
prizes were won by Mrs. Leo kleb.
who was awarded the high score
prize and Miss Marie HALEY who
Won the second prize.
The afternoon vas brought to
N agreeable close by a two course
luncheon served the guests at the
ard tables. This afternoon party
vas one Of the prettiest of this sea-
OF and was the first OF snries
Mrs. Staehle is giving for her
quests, The second to be 4 luncheon
Tuesday.
Among those invited were Mes
lomes 0ris =. Hastings, Blanche
'eabody, Flint Do7durant, Phillips
ledman, Pearl Melon, Claude Win
IT, Travis KImmel. John II. A<cars,
iced Green, Lee MAY, Leo J. klea.
l.. Sandarson Of Kansas City a
Rust. Ed RolwInS, Ray Ate!!:
tjsses Marie HALEY, Loretta F!tz-
atald, Helen Lewis. Emma R1eh
'la1'' Aiet .orpe. E.Ica1".c 9sesa.
'ay sud. eae three quests es saaer
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
CHURCH AND SIS.
CENSUS TO Be
TAKEN. IN CAIRO
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The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24

*. g. had iointd forces and that the
rall - hp airea Narli Gras wcauid
re The only BAH e;rcu.
MAYO" Wool was pres, 1t and
nadc al interesting talk; he spcks
e the urgency CT supplying help TO
he Moor and would like TO 3ee livery
oHe lo al IL could and get usy He
said the civ had done the best it
.'&id anl rad cmploved at yario2s
trE.s during tn past several weeks
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
PLAYED 800

Mrs. Robert Welsh deli. FULLY
entertained al her home on Six
tenth street FRIDAY afternoon al
900 Cor the benefit OF ST Pat,
rick's Sewing circle.
AT cards the high score prize was
won BY Miss Louise Steinhouse. the
cut prize was awarded Mrs. J. +.
Ryan and the consolation favor was
giyen Mrs Fred pickmeyer.
At the close of the Afternoon the
hostess assisted by her danehtes'
Mrs. Cecil Gibson and her aiqtoc
Mrs. Howard Of Jackson. Tenn,
served u delicious luncheon Their
were about thirty guests in attend
ance.
st. Patrick's - ing circle will
meet Pfday afternoon with Mrs
Leonard Rink az her home on
Twelfth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
Engagement Announced,

The following announcement is
from the Dexter (Mol Messenge
ana will be of interest to a large
number Of Cairo people. Mr.. Magee
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Magee OF Tenth street, and Miss
Brewer is well known IN Cairo
where she has visited frequently;
At an informal luncheon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Joe Brewer
yesterday afternoon the host and
hostess announced the engagement
OF their elder daughter. Miss Nell
TO Walter Magee. of Cairo. The
announcement came when the
guests were invited to the dining
room. Over the table hung a pink
and green wedding hell, and from
it heart with a Cupid in thu cen
ter. Dainty place cards were be
fore each plate and also q little
bird resting on a heart, with
heart shaped card in its beak bear
ing the inscription. Nell to
Walter. Near Future" After hearty
gratulations and wishing much
happiness to the bride-to-be a deli
cions two course luncheon was
served.
Previous 20 the luncheon hour
the time was pleasantly spent in
the popular saJie 0! Social c, III
which Miss Jess HsasSga!l wo.
first honors and Mss. Curtis wi
.'kinson che consolation.
Those present were 3i;sss.s Col
den Bowman. Jess Eehefsa:l. A.rae
ndwdy. E~ms Aasenhae, Myr,k
: Dunn, ;P:aglira wa&s!rs ssd :sss
DANES Bly,. ouiair asse csrts WIZ.
:kinson,
The, Messenger extends ecussatm.
'iations.'in- advahee. Wishing ,hesa.
;tw.o. popular and worthy ycqps ,eo-
ple. q :ylaggs. 4,neaq,rs. OF .happlaess
and thats their 'nuplia;g fnay .gInY
!Hl,ssaIjrg< and. pTasbsssts a saeir
!A!es: =: -: - :...
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
5!Uns$NG!6. sn:saee clnb.

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licrsvhe'I Sr!s.te eirb sEl cees-.
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ing NIli opcn at ( 'o'rsock. Til"
suhjsvt :or. demonstration and aas.
cissicR .val. b. ''s'euss" amt the
DEMONSTRATIONS win be made sy
M'F. WIli!sw y. Eus.sr. S:rS -. S
EaM:b"c. As< David &. LaRsdcn
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o. sSss. " O.. Powell slbrassao a.
zoe Cairo yshIie' !sAsaSss wAose SUB
ss"'s @dSI be .''2IcsStsg Literature
As.Gg SlpsseSola Science I.lnes.s
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
FRANK THOMAS NOW IN
FU!L CHARGE OF DRUG
STORE INVITES FRIENDS

Frank Thma5 Yesterday assumed
full aN@rg2 Of The drug store al
sic Tw'1rv-ri.hth street. which he
purch 'l~r 10 ser. Mr.. Thomas
WHO os'e}.tbeI this brefncss a
-nser OF years ago and ran il
t'rE Suet oSsfully, wishes t. remind
his friends and patrons that lie is
now ready to serve them again amt
will a7pcrCiate their trade. AMI in
tie them al 10 cal! ana see m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24

If you should ask your druggist
for bottle Of Aliens Cough BAL
sam" and he tells you THAI he has
something better or is ''just out
dout - persuaded 10 take some.
thing on which he makes a little
iaore profit. but insist upon having
Aliens Cougn Ralsam." il neces-
s2ry 80 elsewhere Tor it.---AGvt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24

We have just received two cars
of the celebrated Sunshine Naval
Oranges direct from Rcdlands best
groves, ASK your grocer Cor Sun
shine and ycu will be eating real
nrpner~ Remember the name "Sun-
shine, The place Cotter Bros. Go
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
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:: .:s':EhascsHe transcription. ..lacn.
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lsaasdsn. Miss. Miller.
-, tai He!naaise op. s. %, B.<
.s.essss-'i'ac2!a fcs shapscs.e NO. .
!: LisRs: Mr.. Radc,psse
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
JACK DILLON KNOCKS OFT
HALSTEAD cHAIGG THIRD
ROUND AT CHRISTOPHER

TssS:";..se. W Tax .2.. is,t
:N.scN -: 1"%tsE0 .".IL,. srlra. O.
S.0us liai.s:aa' f':.a::. =: ~. -.
rci'E: IL . srs.i:: ii:ts r.1ot .Ns.
ee." SOsseSl.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
Schiller Club

Mrs. John 4. Miller will enter
tain The Schiller club Thursday aft
ernoon at her residence on Park
avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24

Mrs. NJ. Wilson and daughter
GLADYS of East Prairie. Mo. are
The guests of the fCFmer's sister
Mrs. F. I. Johnson OF Sycamore
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
Wednesday Afternoon Club.

HlVsS tues. SseeIan w!iI eo,ey-ssln
sSe "wednesday Afternoon s:Asl c2ub
40 reg home On leweF Wsshlagtsa
sssau~ TharSdaY aGeesaeoa iasscsd
~ N'e6nasday asessaooa 90 ssas asss
announced. . 80
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
Wednesday Auction Club.

Miss Ada Walker Will cntertain
the Wednesday Auction Club We'd
nesdaY afternoon at her home,
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
2.n S1aNme
=: Helped AND
. SlOe3 SFENT
scuueIuesd from EAxs uas.l

$1,000
~ ere "Ga0Ce CUG'a!tts' s"O 6
slaaEH bad Isee 5,:.i, IN '!.p asat,~'
~ ShING o eNaIGsg 5AIl. thar Gh,
S.Sa ta:.I '''EartV:sS a1H.'He < ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
PERSONALS

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Harold Triton Of Eighth street
visited In %onnd CITY yea'erday
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| icho0l there.
Mrs. Il II. Albrecht who has
Osterloh, has returned to her nome
In St Louis.
| Miss Byrd Cross OF DhIuoin, Ill.
aad Mrs. Alfred Comings Of Hol
brook avenue
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If the United States weather Bu
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
D. Fl. x. Club.

Mlss Nahtl t.anEa wilt ensestais
the r.. ~. X. Cl.s ~ he. home on
..s.' Washins:ea avenue Tuesday
.:Sas
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
Ns~ toea ser Cotton.

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From spruce WOOD pulp FRENCH In
ssnLor Aas made q fabric resembling
cotton and equally capable OF bleach
Ing and dyeing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24
Internal Dance.

Internal Dance.
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"ti entertain S'.sb sST Informal
.!aus!ng party at theis slYh Ss:ia.
rs 1hHsda~ es~g!nss January IS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24

c. s. Britt1n was in Mounds on
business saturday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24

Harold Triton Of Eighth street
visited In dound City yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24

Miss Mollie Iunm eft yesterda,
for brief visit in Benton. H.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24

Misses Myrtle NdHa and Il c'llf
NyeSs' arr visiting their aunt in
G'i:n.
The Cairo bulletin., 1915-01-24

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
SANDY RIDGE, 0.

SANDY RIDGE. D.. Nov. 2-The
orange meeting was well attended sat
urday, ond dinner was served to more
than 200 persons. An interesting pro-
gram was carried out
lluring the electrical storm Thursday
night. William NausCyOc. Of pllvetf had
a valuable COW struck by lightning
Mr. .Manscl Mcllott. OF ptgeun pofrf
who - attending Bliss business College.
al Colum bus, o.. g. home ON Nfei.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hore OF Pigeon
tolnt. are spending few days with
ne family OF Mrs Elsa Steer. OF salem
Ohio.
Wilson Hirst. OF Altoona. Is putting in
a concrete porch FOR =. +. Fisher
Ernest Howell had the misfortune to
MS watch some DAYS ago. 10 was an
open face. nickel plated one and a fob
chain. Any one finding sauna please
Howard Hail. the milk dealer. expert
tncrd some little excitement AIonady
morning He had started 10 harness
his horse. and leaving u stand. LEFT "a
minute FOR somcthinE. when De come
back the horse ives gone. and not being
daylieht yet did not know in which 81
roction 20 go. but the horse had walked
ooit very leisureiy and stopped al l.. J.
The members or the NJ F. church.
Lower sandy. turned out in roodly
number saturday evening and surprised
their minister. the Rev. Ross Reed and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-03
UNITARIANS PLAN
SPECIAL MEETINGS
LOCAL CONGREGATION WILL BE
ADDRESSED BY PROMINENT
SPEAKERS.
Rev J. A. c. Fag9inser Auer Has or.
gained Bible Class, Which Re-
eeiVes First instruction
Sunday

The minister Of the First Unitarian
church. Rev. J. A. Q. Fagglnger Auer.
las organized a Bible class. which VIII
receive its first instruction next Sun
day morning az 1918. and which prom
iscs 20 BE- most interesting He e.
also taking active steps 20 put the
sunday school a few steps forward IA
efficiency. and on Thursday evening
o. this week he viii deliver the irst OF
series % free lectures on the life
OF Jesus from the modern viewpoint.
On next Sunday evening Rev James
a. Farley. secretary % the Middle
states Conference % the FIRST Unita-
rian church. will appear before the
local congregation 20 talk on a sub
jet not yet announced
on sunday November %. the Unita-
rian pulpit viii BE- occupied BY REV.
Edwin A. Runi rIL ~ B0ston, MASS
Mr. Rumban De- secretary o. the PuD.
ucity and Missionary Efficiency de-
rartment Of the American Unitarian
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