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Vereatile Green Pepper.

s. .
Versatile Green Pepper.
The green pepper. OF the sweet "a.
riety. can be made to serve many
usese in giving change to the daily
menu. And the truly wise housekeep-
er or cook will make wide use OF 1t.
Green pepper is a good fiayoring
agent. use it generously In stews and
ragouts. Chop 1t and add It sometimes
TO give an unusual favor to potatoes
that are escalioped or creamed. Add It
TO soups. 3,..
Stuffed green peppers can be pre-
pared In many ways. The first thing
to do Is to open the stem end Of the
pepper and remove the seeds and pith,
then parboil the pepper for ten min
utes. Drain, stun and bake. with q
little water or stock in the dish. The
stufiing can be formed Of bread
crumbs and chopped meat, either raw
or cooked-preferably cooked-or OF
rice and meat or rice and tomato or
pepper, or Of bread crumbs, seasoned
well with butter, pepper and salt.
In summer sweet green peppers. par
boiled. can be stuffed with boiled
sweet corn, cut from the cob and. mix
ed with cream and bread crumbs, but
ter, pepper and salt. The peppers can
be cutein halves. or the stuffing can
be inserted from the opening in the
end.
As a relish, too, peppers are useful.
With soft.sheil crabs strips Of the
pepper are sometimes served to be
eaten with salt. like celery. On the
plate of raw oysters tabasco sauce or
catsup Is sometimes served In the
small end OF green pepper shells. Pep.
per minced with celery and onions and
covered with vinegar and oil makes
a good substitute for pickles to serve
with fish.
Peppers in salad, in dozens of DIFF
ferent ways. can be served many
times a month without becoming
monotonous. Pepper chopped and ad.
ded to potato or chicken salad in place
of some of the celery is good. Minced
pepper sprinkled over lettuce and
served with mayonnaise is tempting.
Pepper minced and added to almost
any vegetable salad is an addition TO
the flavor. With tomatoes and may
cnnaise It is particularly good. Then
there are the stuffed pepper salads.
Nut meats and celery can be mixed
with mayonnaise and served in green
peppers. Celery and red peppers make
another good filling. And any meat
salad is good in green pepper she'll.
Salad stuffed in green pepper shells
is a good part of picnic meal, for
it can be easily carried-a pepper for
each guest, and the pepper will keep
fresh and crisp for a long time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-17

Blue French serge of weight SO light
that 1t may be worn on midsummer
day makes up this tailored suit design
ed by Nine. Marguerite OF The FASH
ion Art League of America.
The jacket is semi-fitted, and the
pockets hang loose from the belt hold
ing the pleats in place; square buttons
in blue and black edged with white
bone trim the pockets and sleeves.
The fare skirt is fitted around the
waist with clusters OF pleats in back
and front.
The black and blue shades are re.
peated in the hat and in the parasol
and the peckruff is of blue maline.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-17
STRAWBERRY SHORT CAKE

STRAWBERRY 61Oh OHNE
Prepare a biscuit dough, rather
short and slightly sweetened. Divide
the dough roll lightly and butter, roll
the other half and place on top: Bake
on shallow pan until well raised
and nicely Drowned. Have the berries
picked out and covered with powdered
sugar for several hours, Separate the
two layers, I'LL in with the berries
and Just before serving top with
whipped cream. Pour any juice from
berries about the cake.
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FO.RII.SALE.

FOR sALE@or rent, SIX room house
with bath; newly painted and paper.
ed, on BellTiew Ave, one block from
car line. Call 574-Y Con. phone.
5.15.1t.No.113
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FOR sALE-New house and lot, tins
cellar and water. Bargain. Wlii
trade for small country home or Ford
touring car Address J. W. Austin,
Fairvlew, w. Va. 5-11-5t.No. 1os
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FOR sAIE-B1ank OIL and Gas LEASES
South Penn form; also Assignmenta
OF Lease and House Leases: Apply
West virgtnian Office. 1929
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sIrIJATiIiONs WANTED.

wANTEp-sewin plain and fancy;
ratesYfeasonable. Are also agent for
snifsilas Correct. Call Bell phone 4s7,J.
Monroe ST No. s2s. lo'1s-i
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Four-room
house on Spruce street. Write A.
C. Kendall, Warrington r. D. PAW.
Va. 5.S,1mo. NoS "a
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FOR sALE-I3-room house, 2 baths,
gas, electricity. Block from post:
office. VIII sell cheap II sold in next
thirty days. Apply Box 113, this OF.
Ace. 5-13.1mo-No. lib
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no word Of complaint
Despite her cool nerve and deeds
of bravery, the young girl Is cutie I'M
spoiled and looks upon the mAtter ~
a mere everydaytsms
81 don't think about those thing,
she calmly says. They Just come g
me and ! do them.
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Iron Hair Tonic,

Citrate of iron, 2 drains. Npx vom-
lea, 2 drains. Cocoanut oil, III
ounces. Twice a week discontinue
the use Of the above and tnoisten the
hair and scalp with hydro.sulphuret OF
ammonia, taking care to keep It out
OF the eyes.
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There are hatbands for the sports
that Of knitted elastic; that stretch
while slipping and tighten up when
in place.
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FOR sALE~A few choice houses and
lots at bargain, on easy payment
plan. Call Consol. phone s1s-A Al
lens Studio, BIS Main St, Fairmont,
w. Va. 6-12.6t-9S
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sHoPPINa IA sAMRLE.

Visitor lat seance) II want TO tail
with Mr.. Brown.
Attendapt-what Mr.. Brown
Visitor-I cannot remember his axst
name, but he is only lately dseeased
Attendant (formerIys q dspartrn ent
store worker Please ahow the
gentleman some of the latest shades
of Browns P itssburg Chronicle:
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the surplus water quickly drains.
Evaporation performs its work in
short order, and they are ready and
waiting In the most convenient place
when the time comes for another baR.
ing or the preparation Of the next
meal 81, lt..tsl "
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FOR sALE-Blank c6A opdonS at
the West virginiani ohles s.ss'tt
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ToR RENT-Two office rooms Thrill
floor, Jacobs Building. Applyt to Win
nse II. Jacobs, 800 Fairmont Ave.
4.29-12t-No. 20
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FOR RENT-Three rooms with bath,
Yost mats. Also S.room house on
Walnut avenue. Apply ]: 9. Miller,
room BOZ Jacobs Building.
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FoR RENT FURNISHED rooms with or
without light housekeeping. Mrs.
Robertson; corner Monroe and High
s'sssss. 3,s4,'f
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ROOMS FOR REM.

FOR RENT4Two connecting furn.
isited fooms,Ewith bath, with of with
out fisft housekeeping. Apply Mrs.
brown, Hall Block; Main st.
5.sd2t-No. 100
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7ChalIenrteeId,

Challenged.
mfr. Wilgua tried to kiss me last
evening"
How dared her
"He didn't dared him.p-Pitts.
burgh Press.
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sPEcIAIsALE Of HORSES


44N-442 iFlrstSlAVeu pittsburgh.
On EedIesday and Thursday. May
18th snd 3oEh, / will hpld q special
sale Of Horses, VehiclesE land Harness.
/ will have Ss0stsad of hbrses, ranging
havS been very carefully selected for
,thI6 sale.
On wednesday, Ma 19th, d will sell
Draft and General Tdrpose EIprses.
on Thursday. Nay goth. will sell
Driving. Saddle and Speef Horses.
Among the Speed Horses Cd hsiGped 70
county. Anyone wishing to puI hase
d Hofse will find 1t vi begSOt great
adya1tage to attend tlgts gafe.
Auction sale ever dnesdny1 SPris
vates sales DALI n
OWEN FfTzsIMM!oNs SAILS
STABLES ~
44o44a First Afe., Rfisbutgh.
z
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MISCELLANEOUS

= Easj1flS 3 3TIf1 Z .e,r p n l54t
MONEY! LOANED In sums from
5000 up to anyone having steady
work. No reference or endorsement
reduireds Address Box sos, Clarksburg,
VI. va, 5-5.1mo No. So
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bad BIREA
DR. Edwards olive Tabtets Get
at the Cause ans g empye II

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f 81 Edwards Olive Tail sse purely
. s,r,S sviii know them by oltye eoleE.
week and note the sIeSS ~ -
per box. All druggists. s..,...-.,..,. Z
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THE DAILY MENU.

Breakfast.
Strawberries Hominy
Mullins Coffee
Luncheon,
Maraconi Baked with Cheese
Tomastoes, Stewed
Brown Bread Sandwiches
Coffee Cake Crab Apple Jelly
Chocolate
Dinner.
Cream Of Asparagus Soup
Baked Stuffed Shoulders OF Lamb
Creamed New Potatoes Squash
Cucumber and Onion Salad
Strawberry Short Cake
Coffee
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WAsITED-Foreign woman for gen
erai housework. Apply 500 FAR.
mont Ave. 5.15.6t-No. ia
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xCEIANGE FoR QUICK RESULTS
LOST.

LosT-certifcate No. C406 for one
share preferred stock OF the Monon.
gahela Valley Traction Co. Return to
French swisher, Riyesyille, w. Va.
5.17.1t-No. 11s
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WANTED-Dining room girl at ONCE.
Hotel Royal, shinnston. w. Va.
6-15.St-So. is
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| NJ NnEDAG olored maid for genetal
housework in suburban home. APP
ply Vest Virginia Office. Box 1os-
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WANTED

waNrED-At once, man to do minor
Alterations and pressing. Bell phone
1901. .6.15'2tNo. ny
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-02

ing by their last names.
1 wrote personal, confidential let
tiers to each, pledging myself to Sc
crecy as to their identity. I asked
them to give me their opinion as to
summer baseball, whether they con-
sidered summer baseball wrong, to
tell me, if they chose, whether they
ever had played in violation of col
lege rules, and whether they would
accept position if the opportunity
offered.
I received replies from 68 out Of
the 120. Five schools sent no replies
at all. Evidently the three boys in
those schools talked things over and
decided not to- answer. In several
cases one player replied for all three,
after discussing the questions With
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despite the fact they frequently had
relief. The Austrian showed almost
Superhuman stamina and his game
ness made him a popular hero. No
change in the position of the leaders
occurred, six teams still being tied.
The Egg-VerTi team came within a
few yards Of tapping the field, but
were forced to drop back. Walthour
and Beden are now getting the play
from the rail birds.
q. Swimming stars representing sew
eral high schools and branches of the
Y. M. G. A. will compete tonight in
the tank at Sinai Social center in the
first batch of the annual champion
ship of the Amateur Athletic Fedora
ton.
Eddie Foster, a Chicago boy, play
ing third base for Washington, will
be married in Washington this week
to Miss Mary Chrismond, who nursed
him when he was i'll with. typhoid
fever.
Johnny KiIbane outpointed Young
hanSaS IN ten rOund at BunalO,
N. Y. The featherweight champ had
an easy time. .-...
Final bouts of the tryout for the
amateur intercity boxing tournament
meet between Milwaukee and Chi
cagO were held at the Forbes gym
COLLEGE BOYS WANT TO PLI
SHOULDN'T THEY? SYSTEM M
BY Hugh S. Fullerton
The problem of summer baseball
for college players is with us again;
the debate as to whether college play
ers shall be permitted to play and ac-
cept remuneration during vacation
is stirring many schools.
The forces favOring summer base
ball aDDearS to have made gains. to
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nasium last night. Joe Evett, the.
rugged west side 115-pounder, who
made such an impressive showing in
the preliminaries Saturday afternoon,
was overweight and failed to qualify
in the final of his division. Bob Wag-
ner, a welterweight, and Leo La Porte
in the 158-pound division won easily
in their respective classes.
Joe Weber and Charley Grant
boxed so evenly for hOnors in the
125-pound class that the judges were
unable to pick a decisive winner and
the boys will try again in another
match to be held next Saturday. Fol-
lowing are the results:
115-Pound Class - Tom Crosby
outpointed F. w. Wilson.
125-PoUnd Class-JOe Weber out
boxed Roman Miller; Charley Grant
bested frankie Smartz; Weber and
Frank boxed a draw.
135-Pound Class-Walter Jacobson
outpointed Otto Young; Clyde Chap
man bested Dan O'Neil; final, Jacob
son outboxed Chapman.
145 Pound Class = Ed Gottal
stopped Charley Crosby in the first
round; Bob Wagner bested Ed Knou-
rex; final, Wagner shaded Gottal.
15S-Pound Glass = Leo La Porte
outpointed Jack Kirby.
Y SUMMER BASEBALL; WHY
KES LIARS AND HYPOCRITES
ing by their last names.
1 wrote personal, confidential let
tiers to each, pledging myself to Sc
crecy as to their identity. l asked
them to give me their opinion as to
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COLLEGE BOYS WANT TO PLAY SUMMER BASEBALL; WHY
SHOUL DNT THEY2 SYSTEM MAKES LIARS AND HYPOCRTES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-20
to Go Deep to
Cure Rheumatism
Liniments Help Locally, But
the Disease is Way Down
Inside.

To &C. 81 the source 81 rheumatic
pains DO requires the deep. searching Co.,
fufnrs ~ 81 r. s.. t1r famous blood pur
ihrr EurHmHfrm ia primarily \ blood
disease thaf. since 90 a. in this vital fluid
ffat Rheumatic Tendencies ars carried.
lodges Iu fho Joints and muscles. there t1
i%fr.fa'0 Tho nerves and produce pain
ana In order t0 drive out these pain Or
f|.f.nr r.IalrH Dr. requires 81 81 r. 60
sinh deep toto Che tiny glands Iutsdfad
iu th' innrrmost uasuea q o. p travels
wherever fhe blood goes and never loses
iH medicinal Influence This frpfaiua
WIZ 90 uvrrr0mra tfr most Chr1rie forms
n rhrumaUrm. why 10 dlsiodrea those hard
deposits that tbirsen the Joints. frr 90 acts
on o. solvent and assists the blood o. pro.
vide Iu the Tissues thure natural elements
~ which che brfv building process con.
nu1'Iv Graves nnI must frFr.
TO you IrFr urrrr uFrd Fl 8 A. fr-
remrfIrm. rrf r. bottle today rf cay
l.uEgisf Tee W aa directed aud wifh
some simple bone helps y6u VII SON
dftlroue ths worst and most painful
forms ~ rheumatism Write fbs ned
csI department. Thr evin Fpeeidc Go.
~ swift U'fg. AfiHnfa. CO.. Cor adfI
focal adF..r Nrura mar b. rsra
where o. sirht help from r speeauaf
uhrrr adVirr is free. ulI solve thr mra
f.rr that has been matinr NE nissrah'e
You Whfn r1u go Cor D. "a q In.
'f uprn 10 ana refuse sI suhautuf-s
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ner ChapliHc and Fifteenth Street Tbe
rev -. Freeland Peter. rector. Tn, sery-
ger curing tho week Viii %, as follows.
summary IA Lent. sunday February
'h, lViSu a M. morning PRAYER and
-etnioni $50 3 IN. evening prayer and
mon SUBJECT Of sermon Geo. Wash
ist'n tfNic lu cummsmyratIou Of
geo. Nashtngtou's birthday under tbs
ausplceE or the Daughters o. the Rsy1-
lLh'hs y. m. SUNDAY school. Tues
uhF evening pruycr and address al 400
y M, Wcdn,Eday. ~. ..attHi4e's Ts4y
Iinil communion. 10 80 a. M. evening
lIa} 'r ana address. 1880 D.. m.. Thurs
I'f 'N,nlng prayer and address. 400
~, Friday. special uoon-day srry.
z . 20 i-.HN %. IN. evening PRAYER
Hnd Confirmation nstSuction. 1859 D. N.
s"gal trhn"l az ~" chapels as follows
81. Johns. Echu Point 20 gsH0 i ,T DIV.
lnpll' pc cordially Invited Co attend the
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and 20 street. D. D.. Iish. rector T..r.
VII he service tn ~ Andrew church
'lN"ffnN the nrsf SUNDAY boz Lent. "a
'' "'iH.k ln the NNeuiuE There viii
pr n' f.rfI.ra W the morning. aa the
'''lnf viii Eu fu thsstrr. SUNDAY school
I andrew at z o'clock Boz the after.
noon. lrutru services viii g. T.fT .4rt
Nt7lHh and Friday evening af Hu
~ clock during Lent. THs class fur com.
NATION instruction VIII meet Ur Sion.
Gay evening 90 1880 O'Clock EfaHur
'faNnft win Do with ua uu the moruiur
OF Sunday the gafH
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flrrf church 81 ghrIaL Scientist. A
N rs auditorium. rhHriire street
rfrtI"ea sunday morning AZ 80 o.rlprF
rNNI"'f lesson Kind Suudav
U"HIr. TnrUf.uE 90 e. r w. aamr rfFreaa
Heading room open daily except sunday
nni U...f|a from d. W. Co. 9 o. u. aiaH
~. saturday evening from 90 o o.rI1rF
IN. ..".. a Invited fD riaIf our rsaF.
.rr r.HwH so 1870 .HauIIns athest arI
fH attend our services
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..r.f ..rIFHH '|Hf church VIII no
r..... Al. f'e HHI T.ffrw.r bah ggrfr,
.I.1H f.r airt az 40 q m Lerfur
tnII wIfn spirit messages new r.
VI MaT paEfrr and psychic CfIffrsr
rf"ErraHiNn Irrrum viii ~ held fn n.
NUruu building corner % MarvfarF ard
IHn.Hi D .sH.I.r CONDUCTOR All are -
come
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I'd Jerusalem. the holy city. for hence.
forth there shall no more come into thee
me uurIrDumrIscd and the uucleHu
l-Il o. m. class meeting; 40 u. m.
sunday school The death o. El and
Die sons. sam ff-l2. rs. 7. Miller.
900 g. m. a a. D. league. Mrs " Harris
president. rs o.. No.. ermO And the
Lord OPENED the eyes OF the young man.
ana De suw u behoid the mountain
HHH fuU ~ hurHrH and rhnriots % nrs
round Elisha Nr. M. 10. Davis will
.ltF and tle generous public are c0rdI-
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ST. Matthews Lutheran Church. 4i2
Water street Benwood. West Virginia
Rev. Geo =. Helm. pastor. The serv-
Ices and meetings during the week will
be: First Sunday in Lent or InvocRviI
$3.50 a m. Sunday School and Bible class.
0.3O a m. Preaching Services In the
German language: 7:t5 u. IN. English
tsenten services: Tuesday AZ = .. m.
choir rehearsal: Saturday at . n m.
catecheticai instruction. The public -
cordially invited to attend ali OF our
services.
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Chapline street Methodist Epi-copaI
church. samuel g Jones. Minister. To
me following services "a cordial invita-
tion ~ EXTENDED. t.ft sunday school
Mr.. 4. l.. winters. superintendsnt fI.01
morninE worship. subject. What Metro
diHtg Believe about Regeneration. Juati-
ncatinn and Adoption. first OF "a series
or Four sermons. gao Junior League and
general class meeting 6.20 Epworth
League Mrs. Wilbur SeabriFht. leader.
Z ~ evening Worship. subject. Francis
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Warwood Presbyterian Church. Twen-
tieth street near Warwood avenue. Rev.
p. Il. Turner. OF Moundsville will fIl
the pulpit both morning and evening:
SABBATH school At $3.50 a m. with Bible
classes for men and women: regular
morning worship at 1910 o'clock; Chris
tian Endeavor meeting at 7 2. m. Subject
"Fayortte Chapters OF the Bible and
Why" Ps. 23:l-6. Evening service at
1:t5; Prayer meeting Wednesday at
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The Thomson Methodist Episcopal
church. 20 So. Broadway. on the Island
w. 9. HartiuEer. minister: $50 r. m.
SUNDAY school, g. p Lawyer. Eupt .
Mems Bible class. taught by the pastor.
l03O a nj. Public Worship. 900 d. m.
Juniors League. 1850 p. m. Public wor-
his. Preaching by tne pastor morn
inE and evening Music bv our vested
choir, Nc better music IN the city "
Everybody welcome a. Thomson church
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Tho EH.r.n of christ aeIffsrH hall
CORNER % hIrs MIA Hnf 8 Penn streets
r tHNIr. ..r.U. of meetings conducted
I U.f...f. ono ". continue f~HrHIrH...
."." H..H.rH af
SINS o. On. I'D" evening Etrtlrs Or 100
All ere welcome
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81. James Evangelical Lutheran
Church. lfO9-tti1 Chapline street. Rev.
A. W. werder. pastor. Rev. N Steuer, as
siEtant pastor. $50 a m Sunday school
and Bible classes English and Germany:
1880 "A. m. German services and Holy
Communion confessional service after
the sermon. 10 .. m. english serVices:
and Wednesday evening. German Lenten
services at 9;3o; Thursday evening the
brotherhood Is invited to hold Its regular
meeting at the chapel in Elm Grove.
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9:lJ a. m. Morning service In German
az 10 30, subject The Established
Heart. Epworth League al 7.00 D.. m.
Miss Estclla Esmyer. leader. Eyenfnr
service in English 1t 1880 D. M. subject
Leading Captivity Captive" Wedneq-
day evening. the usual prayer service al
I:4S 2. m. 4 cordial Invitation b. ex-
tended and a hearty welcome awaits ali
At this "Home-like Church"
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st Jam.. EvanE.ncal Lnth.ran Chap.L

81. James Evangelical Lutheran Chapel
Elm Grove. W. Va, Rev. NJ. Steuer. As
Eistant Pastor. $50 a. m, sunday school
and Bible class. II a. m. English preach
inE services. and Monday evening. teach
ers' meeting. Tuesday evening at 8
O'Clock. the second number of our league
subject. How Can I knox, Thursday
evening the ST James Brotherhood will
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First United Presbyterian church,
daphne street. one door north OF post
nnice. Charles II Robinson. pastor.
2. m. sabbath school at $50 a. M.
Glasses for men. women and children.
Teacher training class Monday evening
at 5:2O. Mid-week prayer service We'd
nesday evening at a:f5. The public IL
cordially invited 90 All thAse services.
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In the Churches
LuTHTHAE

zioa Lstheran church. g1Is Market
street Rev A l. BenEe. pastor. first
sunday IN Lent Sunday schooi Al s.IE
M Preparatory services a. 10 a "a.
Ehief Service with Holy Communlor al
te.1o a m. EnEllsh ye~pers with Holy
Iommanlon a. 1lo pm The follow
tng II the musieal program
CHIEF SERVICE
ifelud-Andante IN y Smart
AH,hem-unt9 the King who gave
onersory4Pas,or.i. ss,sn
AH,h.m--Ia the Cross OF Christ /
rostiaae-FuEue in a Minor. 'Baes
NESPERs
Erelude--Andante In A.. Mendeissohn
Anthem-'O Saviour OF the world-.
orsEtoV-B Beside IN. cross Remain
Ah,sem-Tkefs was a Green o aiii
Postluds-Fugus in RineE
All are invited 90 these services. on
sunday evenings the Lenten idea will
prevail Every Wednesday evening
there will be Lenten vespers- The
choir will render special music during
this season. Dr. l. A. Brooke.. organi-t
and choir master