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NOT CANDIDATE,
DECLARES HUGHES

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May A.
In view of recent references TO the
name OF Associate Justice Hughes, OF
the Supreme Court, as a candidate for
the presidency. the following authori-
tative statement was made to-day in
his behalf and with his approval:
Justice Hughes wholly disapproves
the use of his name in connection
with the presidential campaign. Not
only has he no desire to re-enter pol
itics, but as a member OF the Supreme
Court he is not available. He is not a
candidate In any sense and cannot
permit his name to be used"
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Special Dispatch 10 the IntelIIgencer.
CLEVELAND. o.. May "A differ.
ence OF opinion as TO dead work"
and yardage prices is the only appar.
ent obstacle now in the way OF a set.
tlement OF the strike OF $4,000 Ohio
coal miners.
Operators and miners. who for a
week. have been in conference at the
Hollenden hotel I'm an effort TO nego-
uate a wage contract, were practically
deadlocked over this proposition when
the session adjourned tonight.
Leaders OF the Eastern Coal Opera
tors Association committee said to-
night that unless the miners recede
from their position on dead work"
and yardage. further negotiations viii
be useless.
The conference will be resumed to-
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ONLY OBSTACLE NOW IN
WAY OF A SETTLEMENT

morrow morning. Dead work" is la
Dor performed by miners not in the
direct production of coal Yardage
relates to the size OF the room" in
which miners work.
The price TO be paid for cutting and
loading yard OF space in an eight
foot entry was the principal subject
OF discussion today. Early In the
day an agreement was reached over
the room" question. on which the
miners and operators were at odds
Monday.
The miners had demanded original
ly twenty-four-foot rooms. but agreed
to make n concession for an eighteen
foot room. The operators for a time
held out for sixteen-foot rooms but
compromised and agreed that any con-
tract would embrace an eighteen-foot
room.
Operators' Contention.
The operators contend their produc-
tion per acre is relatively increased
as the size of rooms is decreased
For work in narrow entries. how
ever. the miners have always received
extra compensation for dead work 4"
Under the old scale they received
69h cents per ton for mining. and
in eight-foot entries. 9s cents per yard
for dead work"
Under the old scale II was esti-
mated the production was three tons
per yard In an eigbt-foot entry. At
6sh cents a ton this figured to S2OS.
Cutters were paid 26 cents a yard and
leaders 72 cents a yard for the dead
work" making a total OF $3.O6 per
yard.
Under the proposed new mine-run
scale OF a. cents a ton. II is estimated
miners produce five tons OF lump and
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IN
CARMAN CASE
JURY COMPLETED YESTER-
DAY AND CASE FORM
ALLY OPENS
lntimated New Evidence Will BE
Presented-Jury Composed of
Married Men

MlNEOLA. y. V. May 4-Taking
OF testimony in the case OF Mrs.
Florence Conklin Carman on trial for
the second time. charged with the
murder of Mrs. Louise ID. Bailey in
the office OF Mrs. Carman's husband
Dr. Edwin Carman. on June 30. last.
began today In the supreme court
here. The jury disagreed at the first
trial last year.
IL was late in the afternoon when
the jury was completed. but It was
decided TO proceed. and District At.
torney Lewis J. Smith made his open.
ing address TO the Jurors.
During Mr.. Smiths brief address
Mrs. Carman sat unmoved except 10
give start as IL surprised when he
said:
And we will show that Mrs. Bal.
ley was killed in daylight"
This was an allusion to the new avi.
uenee he has indicated his intention
10 present and which is to be furnish.
ed by detectives employed by the
dead woman's husband.
We VIII show that a woman hreo
the shot through the window of Dr
Carinan's Office" said Mr.. Smith ~and
we viii show that that woman was
MRS. Carman and her motive was
Jealousy and suspicion OF her bus
band. DR.. Carman."
All or the jurors are married excep,
one who is widower. All are more
than 80 years old. From their ex-
animation. Il was indicated that the
defense will be that a tramp fired the
shot and Intended Il for DR.. Carman
Dut that the bullet hit Mrs. Bailey as
she was leaving the physicians office
The Witnesses who were examined
before adjournment was taken un1l
tomorrow gave technical or unimpor-
tant testimony.
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TRAwLER ToRPEooeo.

ABERDEEN. May 4. 1920 y. m
The trawler Scottish Queen has been
torpedoed and sunk BY a submarine go
miles on Aberdeen The crew was
landed here.
The rescued men say they were
given ~ minutes 10 leave their yes.
sci, but subsequently were permitted
% return to her and procure provi
sions
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STATE SUPREME COURT
OPENS SPRING TERM

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligeneer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nav a.
The largest array OF legal talent an
pearing before the supreme court OF
appeals in several months attended
the opening session of the special
spring term today. There were sew
enteen cases on the docket for submis-
sion. most OF them TO be argued orally
and this will not be completed until
tomorrow
The cases being submitted now are
from the fourth. sixth. seventh ana
eighth circuits. The special term
viii extend To June Is. Three attor-
neys. Paul G.. Armstrong and ID. A.
htchie Of Fairmont. and A. ID. Ire
land OF Parkersburg. were admitted
today TO practice before the court.
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NOT TO BE COMPARED WITH
THAT OF AUSTRO-GERMANS
IN GALICIA
Russian Side of Story Is Still
Awaited-Allies Now Advancing
on Dardanelles

LONDON, May Z. 1890 d. m.-The
Russians have had at least a partial
revenge for the defeat inflicted upon
them In western GaIicia by the Aus
TRANS and Germans by badly beating
the Turks who had invaded Persia.
Inc defeat took place in a three days
battle near the frontier and Petrograd
reports that the Russians inflicted
heavy losses on the Ottomans. n the
success OF the Muscovites has been
followed up military observers declare
that Persia now should be free OF her
uninvited guests.
This battle. however. was a small
afair when compared with what Ger.
many and Austria claim they have
done TO the Russians In Galicia. Their
reports tonight state that some thir.
~ thousand Russians were captured
and that large number OF guns were
taken. There was no mention. how.
ever. or any towns. such as Gorlice
and TarnOw. which we're close 10 the
'front.'. being captured. which leads ne
British military critics TO the concIu.
sion that while the Germanic allies
have won important local successes.
they have not driven the Russians
very far back. Should they succeed
In doing this however. n is asserted
that general retreat OF the Russians
would be imperative and that the
whole Carpathian offensive. on which
me Muscovites have spent 20 much
time and so many lives. would be
completely nuIlihed.
Await Other Side.
The Russian side OF the story fs
anKiously awaited. for a big success in
the east, ~ r. believed here. would
mean an immediate commencement OF
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Yardage and Deadsvork Halls Conference
c. & o. PETITION
OVER UNTIL MR17

Special Dispatch 20 the rnteliiseneer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. May A.
BY order OF the Public Service Com
mission this morning hearing on the
petition OF the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad company for permission 20
advance Its rates to two and one haIr
cents Sor mile. was postponed from
May IL TO May II. the date on whicn
the new utilities law goes into effect.
Press OF business between now ana
that date was given as the reason TOR
the change In the date for the hear
tng.
II Is beliyed that before that time
the members OF the new commission
VIII have been appointd by Governor
HATFIELD and that IL will be ready then
10 take up this application of the
railroad under this new law.
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Await Other Side.
TO FILE INJUNCTION
AGAINST The B. e. o.

Special Disratch 90 me fnteIifrercsr
CHARLESTON. W va. Nav a.
~ was declared today BY counsel Tor
the Public Service Commission tbst
unless the Baltimore and Ohio RAJ.
road voluntarily discontinuos charE.
ing two and one-haR cent fares in
West Virginia. an Injunction proceed
ing will b. Instituted IN the crcuit
court ~ compel that action. Unless
mis- was done BY tho railroad today.
u IL expected that the suit viii De
dled tomorrow.
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DEMOCRATS CLEAN UP IN
BALTIMORE ELECTION

BALTIMORE. May Mayor Jas.
u. Prestont DemocraO was reelected
~ the municipal election today by
an estimated majority OF about u 900
over his Republican opponent. Charles
N. Heintzeman. The remainder OF
the ticket was carried BY the Demo.
cratic candidates by about the same
majorites and both branches Of the
city council will be overwhelmingly
Democratic
Mayor Preston's majority exceeds
any ever given a mayoralty candidate
In this city.
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MAY BE MURDER
Dead Body Of SteubenVille Woman
Found in Woods-Msn Held
on Suspicion.

Special Dispatck 90 the Intelligence.
STEUBENVILLE. O., May 4.-The
dead body OF Mary Twaddle. aged for.
~. has been found in the woods near
Amsterdam county. under suspicious
circumstances. though there are no
marks Indicating murder or assault.
John Cole. with whom she was seen
last in a state OF intoxication. has
been placed under arrest at Bergholz
TO await the result OF Coroner W @.
Herbs investigation. Cole protests
innocence az TO her death
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STATE BOARD HEARS ROADS
ON PROPERTY AssEssmE MIA

Special Dispatch 20 thu Intsuirero.r
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nav 4
The state Board Of Public Works 10
day heard representative of the rail.
roads and express companies on 0uos
tons relating 20 the assessment OF
their properties for taxation purpeses.
Oral arguments were made by some
mere briefs were fled BY others Re.
duction In assessment from 81 600 600
20 tl.OoO,OO0 was asked by the West.
ern Maryland
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ROBERTS FIRED
Mayor o. Terre Hsute lnnpesehed by
Council and Sustained By the
Circuit Court.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Nfsy g.
Dom " Roberts. who is serving a
sentence In the federal prison 81
Leavenworth. Kan. for election frauds
was finally removed a. mayor OF
Terre Haute late to-day. The Circuit
court sustained the action of the CITY
council In impeaching Rohrts
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FIVE CENT DROP IN ORE.

VIRGINIA, MINI. May 4-Mesaba
Range independent ore producers 20.
doy received word from Cleveland that
eastern furnace men will pay nve
cents less per ton Tor iron ore since
the railroads have been ordered 10
make sunch reduction In hauling ore
from this range TO the Cleveland
SskA
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OPERATORS SAY THAT MIN.
ERS MUST RECEDE FROM
PRESENT POSITION
Or Further Negotiations viii Be
Useless-Conference VIII Be
Resumed To-day

After the operators propos-
al on dead work" and yardase
was submitted to the miners.
and the latter had offered a
counter proposal. the opposing
sides went into separate ses-
sion late to-day. This was fol-
lowed by another joint confer
ence lasting more than an
hour. adjournment being taken
only when II was seen no fur
ther progress could be made
tonight. According 10 Secre-
tary Green. OF the miners, the
figures OF the operators will
be carefully studied before
the session tomorrow to deter
mine whether any other coun-
ter proposal can be submitted.
Prices to be paid for mining
sticky bottom" coal. or coal
mined In wet or muddy places,
are also understood to be EN-
braced In the dead work" pro
posal.
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UNlONT0WN BANKER WILL
NOW BE ABLE TO CARE
FOR LIABILITIES
Will Aid Associates and Public
Will Not Lose Dollar-Opti-
mistic Statement

UNIONTOWN. Pa, May i.-Josiah
V. Thompson today announced that
ne had secured loan of 500. .OOO. 900
nor hve years. This vast sum will be
amply sufficient to care for all needs
and Thompson announced that he and
MS associates will emerge from their
financial difficulties without the loss
Of a dollar.
He stated that within six weeks "a,
First National bank. which went into
the hands OF a receiver January TX
VIII resume business, that receiver.
shlps Tor various firms and individuals
VIII be dropped and that while he
plan for rehabilitation is being work
ed out the vast coal acreage in west
ern pennsylvania. northern West vir-
ginia and eastern Ohio will be vita
drawn from the market.
Thousands are oladdened.
Ihompson's announcement this
morning brought gladness to thous-
ands OF people in Fayette county. who
have been vitally affected by the fail
ures OF the past few months.
Thompson did not state who Ma
hnancial hackers are. but he admitted
that several men are behind MIN
claiming that one OF these men would
himself have been able to have n.
nanced the undertaking.
Thompson returned two days aeo
from the east, presumably from New
YORK. where he spent a week. He was
silent as to the results OF his visit
until this morning when be granted
the following interview:
Within four or six weeks positive
assurance can be given that ali OF our
difficulties viii have been
solved
Parties with whom I am neeotiat.
Ing are 20 furnish me {15.OOO.OOO 20
S2O.0OO.OO0 and are amply able to DO
so. In fact one IL able 20 do Il alone.
Says Fornslities are Required.
All that now remains il TO 20
HTHaaHHHaHa~N
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FoRGER BROUGHT BACK

SPECIAL lnsnaich % the inteilircnccr.
CLARKSBuRG. W. Va. MAY q
ode ST. Ayes. a sailor in the United
States navy. was taken through here
today 10 sutton by officers. who ar.
rested him aboard warship at Nor.
folk 10 be tried In Braxton county on
a charge of forgery committed a year
ago. for which one man BE- already
serving sentence In the MoundsviIle
penitentiary.
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BOOKER WASHINGToNs
ONLY SISTER Is DEAD

speclal bispatch 20 tho intelligence
CHARLESTON. w Va. Nav q
Mrs. Amanda johnson. tire only sister
or 1T. Booker T. Washington. noted
negro educator. died today az her
home In Maiden. this county. after a
lingering Illness. She r. survived BY
con, Albert johnson. who f. cashier
ot a bank az Birmingham. Alabama.
Ihe son and brother are expected
mere tomorrow 10 attend the funeral.
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VIENNA. May Z. via London. Is
D. m.-Thirty thousand Russian col.
diers. p cannon and 64 machine guns
were captured IN the battle of West
Galicia. according 20 an official state.
ment given out IN Vienna this after.
noon.
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STEAMER HiTs ROCK.

BREST. via London. May 4 ft.45
?. m-The British steamer Fldon. Of
Leith. struck a rock today. south Of
Hclle. and sank In 75 feet OF water
The crew vas saved By a hshine boat.
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THE wEArHER

WAsHfNoToH. May f-Forsoasts
davs fair Thursday
Western Pennaylvanfa-Cioudy wed
needey, probably rain IN morning, Thuru-
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do by the holder ot-said note and ben..
.hciary In. said trust, the undersigned TINS.
tee will on Saturday, the 18th; DAY oft Sen.
TENDER, 1913, between the hours Of 10
o'clock Q ms sad 6so,clock D. "a. Of safd
day. at the front dovr Of the Court House
Of Harrison County, West Virginia, offer
for sale at public cutlery. and sell to the
highest and best bidder the real estate IN
said deed of trust mentioned, described
isaS; soRxsysg, # being therein hounded
i. :an.s He u g.opsrty
County, West Virginia, and bounded ana
Described ~ follows to-wit: n Z. e.
q ginning At Nary c.. Watkins line
On South yChetInt street Clarksbur9.
West Virginia, thence running forty feet
n g southerly direction with said street
70 line Of g. "A. Robinson,s property on
ND stsss ;ths e Gise sid lRohinso9,s
ID alley thence nh said alley 81 III feet
a = perthetly 5dirsetiea e s.ld Watktn,2
snss IL .a &c Mats ts as DIss
q the, beginning and g designated q LOT
psss 81 aR gs e, WR Il ssia Sss M III
situated nice dwelling house.
a. TERMEs,oE SAEE
e:third EaSh IN hyhd on day Of sale
stallmentx from day Of sale! taEinE from
ptteha 4hr trtsfests bearing notes with rood
sSstsasiea 81 ssssi titis 81 lin % ri ps5 b
HUGH Vi, MARTIN.
Trustee.
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piled TO the abdominal muscles, gently
rubbed In reby your own hand guided
by your own mind. Il mikes tho muscles
plant, they expand quite naturally and tho
effect upon the nerves Is such thSt they adj
Just themselves 10 the process OF expansion
90 that pain from this source Is almost eliml.
mated. Women who use Mothers Friendr
refer 10 tie absence Of morning sickness, they
me relieved Of d great many minor dis.
tresses, an apprehension disappears and those
peculiar nervous .fdgets" no longer disturb
the nights. It Is well named Mothers
Friend" Get bottle today Of any drug
gist. Then ct once write for most enter.
tanning and instructive book for all prospec.
tive mothers. Address Bradhcld Regulator
Coz 7o5 Lamar Bldg. Aianta,s Ga.
This book explains the physical action Of
..MotherS Friend.n tells why sit cnforces
strength 10 tho muscles and relieves undue
strain. Il also contains letters of experienco
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DUFF STREET UNITED BRETH-
Rem CHURCH, Stealey Heights, the
Rev. w. NJ. Slaughter. pastor. $3.50 a.
m. Sunday school, I. F. Lawman, sl-
perintendent. 1880 a. M class meet
ing. 2 p. m. Junior Christian En-
deavor, Mrs. Ford. president
g p. m.A preaching. Prayer
service $3.50 D. m. WednesE
day. Loyal temperance Legion p.
m. Friday afternoon. Song service
Friday at 1880 p. IN. Services will
be held at the United Brethren taber-
nacie instead of the church which is
being repaired. - g
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THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. next to Masonic temple.
West Pike street, the Rev. Herbert
Justin sA1lsup. pastor. $3.50 a. m.
morning Sabbath schooI. Mortimer
w. Smith. Jr.. Superintendent. IL
a. m. sermon on Have You Read it?'
7',::3e p. m. sermon on Suppose God
Refuses Help?" Wednesday evening
service at 1880. topic: THE Lost
Cancellation" Friday, 1880 D. m.
pastors Bible study class. at the
manse. You, reader, will be made
welcome to every service.
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TRUSTEES NOTICE oFrsxIr'or.yxI,,.
ABLE REAL ESTATE. :, !. : z

Pursuant to the authority vested in me,
the undersigned trustee. In a certain deed.
of-trust executed by Charles W. Moore and
Alene NJ. Moore. his. wi e. to Hugh NJ. Mar,
tin, trustee, dated the 20th day Of October;
1901. and appearing on record in the once
son County, West Virginia., In Truett Deed
Book No! w, at, page, 276 to secure viii.
lam j: Nixon the. payment OF q certain
note on hand therein mentioned and das
of the said note and being requested 30 70
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THE METHoDIST pRoTEsT,

THE METHODIST PROTESTANT
CHAPEL, corner Sycamore and Lo-
Gust streets, the Rev. UaW. Morrison.
pastor. 9:30t-a. m. Sunday school.
@. A. Sheets, superintendent. -10:46
a. M, sermon by the Tpastor. 8 p. M,
sermon by the Rev. A. j. Wright, OF
Parkersburg. Prayer melting every
Wednesday evening at 7:45 O'Clock.
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None. Equal to, Chamberlaan.s.

None Equal to Chamberlaan.s.
81 have tried most all Of the cough
cures and md that there Is none. that
equal Chamherlain,s Cough Remecy.
It has never failed to give me prompt
RELIEF" writes Y vs. Harner, Mont
pelier. Ind. When you nave cold
give this fef6ehyfa trial ana see ror
yourself what splendid medicine it
g: obtainahle every where. 80 Adyer-
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. cor
ner West Pike and Sixth streets, the
Rev. w G.4Taylor. D. ID, pastor.
Sabbath school $3.50 "a. M, J. e.
White, superintendent. 10:45 a. m.
sermon by the Rev. DR.. j. "A. Bay
Tor. Of Wytheville, Va. ~ 3. M. Rap
fist Young Peoples MEETING. 8 p. M
srmonsby the Rev. u. v. w. Darling
ton, of Huntington. Ia
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BRIDGEPORT ME- CHURCH
schedule for 1s914-1915.. 3. s.
Hamrick, pastor. Stuart Chapel 10,
Trinity 8, Bridgeport 1880, first and
third Sundays in each month
Bridgeport ia. M, Smith 3 p. ma
GrasselH 1880 p. M, second and
fourth Sundeds in the month. Mt.
Zion eyry fifth Sabbath at 10:30Sa.
m.
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
corner Pike and Chestnut street. w.
NJ. Long. minister. 9:30,a a. m. Bible
school, NJ. N. -Cutlip, superintendent,
IL a. m. sermon by the Rev. w. M.
Given, of Ashland KY 1880 .. n.
sermon by the Rev. i. M. Fanni. OF
PF.ikeville. Ky.
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CITY GOSPEL MISSION, at court
house. Children'si Bible training
school $3.50 n. m. All children from
the ages of 6 to 16 welcome. Gospel
services 1880 p! M. All welcome.
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FAINT and for this
reason every on g
should remember that
whatever Is done to
aid the mother, to re.
lieve her Of dlstresscs
during her tryi-n g
months, will surely DO
Of marked benefit 10
the child. !
Among the sterling
aids d . splendid ex-
ternal9 : remedy known
as "Mother.S Friend y
It Is what Is called an
Ia t. -
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Observation-Disclosures AAY
SAINTS d. L. shinn, pastor. Ser
vices las follows: Sunday school
$3.50 a. M. Preaching IL q. mfi and
f:45 Ppm. "A special Invitation is
extended to all to attend these SER
vices. All services In brick church
at Stealey Heights. rs
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=
NOTICE.
~A2

Ny. wife, Lille woodford, having
left my bed and board without just:
cause, I will not be. responsible for
anysdebts contracted By herr = ,sss5 s.
cta R. d WOO OXFORD.
Industrial, Route 2. 81 4 & ! Z!
rGlarksb urgs ". Va.
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TRINITY METHODIST Eprsco-
PAL CHURCH, colored, Ben street.
ene Rev. JsSW.s Jenkins. pastor. $3.50
q m. sunday school. Miss F. Rufin,
leader. n10:45h ia. ,t,m.l sermon
by the pastor! 1:45 p. m. 1sermoniby.
the pastor. 800
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CHURCH OF CHRIST. Union
Heights church house near car stop
nine Worship at los 80 a. m. Bible
study at i:30Fp M u. u Al9sy
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BRIDGEPORT BAPTIST CHURCH
Main street. The Rev. Robert Bragg,
pastor w. W.tWfilis, Sunday school
superintendent. Mrs. A. B! fWithers,
president Woman's Mission Circle.
Sunday school and sermon in one
continued service. 9 :45aa. m. B.
YsSP. q. at $3.50 p. m. Evening SER
mon 1880 a'clock. Midweek prayer
service each Thursday evening at
1880 O'Clock. Choir and orchestra
rehearsal Friday evening at 1880
O'clock. l7 g
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-11

UNITED BRETHREN CHRUCH.
Adamstdn, the Rev. DIV. Cunning
ham, pastor. Sabbath school $50
a. m. 1880 p. ni.s preaching by the
pastor. If the pastor can serve you.
call him. House adjoins church.