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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30
INTERESTING ATTRACTION
AT CRYSTAL TONIGHT

Dustin Farnum in 1.-The Gentleman
from Indiana" is a Paramount at
traction at the Crystal theater tonight
Winifred Kingston, the charming
young London actress, Herbert Stan
ding, Howard Davies, Lydia Yeamans
Titus and cast of notables furnish
excellent support TO Mr.. Farnum
Special mention is due Herbert Stan
ding's marvellous impersonation of
Fisbee, down-and-out professor who
is reclaimed. It is understood the eel
ebrated English actor modelled his
study Of the part upon a famous char
acter he knew in his London days
who was a familiar figure about the
British museum. While Mr.. Standing
has largely created the Hoosier out
cast out Of his own skillful imagina-
ton, he has nevertheless incorporated
several telling mannerisms of the I'M
fortunate original whose befuddled
sway hour after hour as he stood por-
ing over the glass cases often caught
/ the actors attention. The innate gen
! tility in this poor wreck of a man is
keynote which few artists other
than Herbert Standing could keep SO
/ expertly uppermost, and it produces
a rare feeling of sympathy when the
best in the man is eventually re,
/ deemed and he regains his lost posi-
ton as a respected member of the
community. The Gentleman from
Indiana" is unusually close to every
day life in a number of similar in
stances.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30

bank of the river were either sabered
or thrust back into the water
This seemed to be incredible, but
it was confirmed by other soldiers
who subsequently joined the first ar
rivals. But the most convincing con-
whom I have just mentioned. who, in
a sworn statement which you shall
see, declared that he was present at
this outrage. He ventured indignant
ly to protest against this cold-blooded
murder of prisoners of war, but Ger
man officer replied: If you have
achieved so little in the course of your
campaign you must blame your own
weakness; if you do not teach your
men TO be cruel to the enemy you
will never be able to get the utmost
out of them
This line of reasoning appears TO
be to be in agreement with their gen
eral mode of thought
Another fact has just been COM
municated to me. An officer of the
- cavalry regiment was taken pris-
oner by the Germans. Soldiers whom
you can question state that he was
taken alive and unwounded; they saw
him led away by two mounted men.
Later on, when the Russians advanced
after a counter-attack, they found the
unfortunate officer dead, his body
covered with wounds. l have given
orders for his body to be brought here
for an examination. A Russian soldier
would never do such things. Gradu
ally the Germans will achieve exactly
the contrary to what they desire; they
will arouse against themselves a ha
tired which did not exist at the begin
ming of the war, but which is now
growing"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30

victims of this procedure in our hos
pitfalls.
The enemy is doing all he can to
wound our feelings. He has turned
our orthodox churches into stables.
even in places where large buildings
close to the house of God could have
been used for the purpose. If you
go to the - corps you will be able
from the observation post to see that
they are stripping the roof from one
of our churches-with what object we
do not know.
Although the Germans are not US
ing explosive bullets-or not so many
of themI am convinced that they
are suggesting to their allies this cru
Ell method of waging war. Upon this
point we have a very interesting de
position from an Austrian officer who
was taken prisoner. and who almost
spontaneously made a statement on
the subject.
I'VE knew that some 5000 Russians
had been captured by the Germans.
After time some of them came back
and related that as they were being
marched away in a long column and
were crossing bridge over the San
they encountered big convoy, the
passage of which was hindered by
| their presence. Thereupon a German
officer ordered the prisoners to be
thrown into the river, and the order
was carried out by the cavalry Those
who managed to swim to the marshy
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30
Got Their Share.

Seven comm unists in Paris during
the 1S4S revolution called on the head
of the Rornschild house there, remind
ed him that now all wealth was to be
divided and intimated that he better
ge ready. The willy Inancier pulled
out a pencil, divided mis- own wealth
by the population OF France, gave
eacn of the committeeman four francs
and Dade them good day.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-30
EXPLOSIVE BULLETS
NOT USED, SAYS
RUSSIAN GENERAL
GENERAL IvANoFF CHARGES EN-
EMIEs WITH CRUELTY TO RUS
SIAN PRlsoNERs-cIvEs INTER
VIEW TO CORRESPONDENT.
(By International News Service Cor.
respondent)

tBy International News Service Cor
respondentD
Headquarters of General Ivanoff,
Dec. 30.-On two occasions recently
i have been received by General Ivan
of. commander of the southwestern
group of Russian armies. In the
course of our discussions he contrast
ed the natural kindness of the Russian
soldier with what he described as the
needlessly cruel methods of the Ger
mans and Austrians.
Never in our army" said General
Iyanoff. has 3 single explosive bullet
been used. From all sides l receive
complaints about the employment OF
these bullets. and have just been as
sured that for several days the enemy
has used nothing else. You will have
an opportunity Of seeing some of the
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FEELINGS 20 Be Considered.

do you know the Ten Command
ments?" "Oh. yes, replied Miss
Cayenne; but 1 shouldn't venture to
recite them in a general gathering of
our friends. 1t mightnt De considered
tactful-'
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A Menace to the Moterist.

Lawyer-"Judge,I want you to hne
this man who was Knocked down by
my clients car. Judge-"ein him?
Why? Lawyer-"He mao nail in his
clothes and 1t punctured a new tire. -
Topeka Journal
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Weight of Building Materials.

Granite or limestone masonry, well
dressed, weighs 165 pounds per cubic
foot; mortar rubble weighs 154 pounds,
dry ruDbie 12S pounds and well
dressed sandstone masonry IA
POUNDS.
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Go On, Rub IL In.

Probably the duai personality, said
to be common to Us ali. has no more
striking illustration than n the case
OF the candidate before and after his
election.-Ohio State journal.
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Loot Not Material

New York lawyer reported that
mis- safe had been ro5bed, and when
asked what the loot was, SAID his
nlghtshirt, coIAp and a brush.
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Hardly.

You cannot expect a man to tell
which way the wind is simply because
be is a little vain.
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Might Marry to Reform Them.

"F2fk WdfEy 70 NcfOFm hen.
II girls could see the men they are
going to marry before breakfast there
would be fewer weddings.-Topeka
Capital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23
.CASCARETS CURE
HEADACHE, COLDS,
CONSTIPATION
TONIGHT! CLEAN YOUR BOW
ElS AND STOP HEAOAcHE.
COLDS, SOUR STOMACH.

Get a iO-oent box.
Take a Cascsret tonight 10 cleanse
your Liver. stomach and Bowels. and
you VIII surely feel great by morning
hou men and women who have head
ache. coated tongue. bad cold. are
bilious, nervous. upset. bothered with
a sick. gassy. disordered stomach. or
nave backache and feel all worn out
Are you keeping your bowels clean
WIN Cascarets-or merely forcing a
passa geway every few days with salts.
cathartic pills or castor OLE
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach. remove the sour.
yndigested and fermenting food and
iom gases. take the excess bile from
the liver and carry Of the constipated
waste matter and poison from the
bowels
Remember. a Casoaret tonight will
straighten you out by morning. 4
lV-cent box from your druggist means
healthy bowel action. a clear head and
cheerfulness for months. Don't forget
the children.
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FEEL GOOD
AFTER EATING

Do you suffer from that drowsy,
IistleSS feeling after eating a hear
" dinner? That is due to imper-
feet digestion, a weakened stom-
ach, and food too rich for the gas
trio juices to work upon.
HEXETS will prevent that drowsy
feeling. They digest the food that
the stomach cannot They keep
the stomach clean and well. They
prevent the accumulation of food
in the stomach, which, when il lies
undigested, ferments and causes
indigestion and dyspepsia.
Take a HEXET after your next
meal. IL will work quickly and
gently and you will be surprised
at the good it will do for you.
HEAETS are sold at all drug stores
in 1Oc and Zoe boxes. The
Spearmint flavor makes them
pleasant to the taste.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23
A. NJ. Y. CHURCHES

t} man 4. n i.. church Rev. w -.
Davis. u. T.. pastor I0s45 e.. u. SER
nHus beloved. nov are We the SONS Of
God. ana 10 doth not vet appear what
We shall he. but We know that. when H..
shall appear. we shall boz lik. him. FOR
We shall zee him aa Do l4" I..rr L. Dol.
class uaat'ue. g.8u 81. r1 SUNDAY school
'iu"ur and Tho TrrHs Hundred . TuHe.
ts.-s. 1928 NJ. NilI,T auu.rIrtrrUauf.
90" 3d. u Allen e. o.. League. NTs Mar
rurrt Harris. president -.fI b. .~ -..-
mon. And 'uH three ruTpauIs. blew
'Nn truwrsfs. and brake fua pitchers
Hnu h".o the lluua boo their right hands
fH blow NIfHal and the. cried f.a
sword ~ tho Lord and OF Gideon" AM
ere cordially invited fu these services.
Ter every member and friend get uu the
ar.rr Irs and work for cod and die
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23
The Dresses

Peter Thompson Dresses Navy
serges. trimmed IN white and
red
Junior Storm Serge Dresses
IN belted effects
Serge and Cloth comblna lion
dresses. fancily trimmed Values
S5.sS to SOS.
French Serge Dresses with
the new circular skirts.
Storm Serge Dresses ia the
new Manhattan" styles
SILK Dresses Of Nessaline.
Charmeuse and SIX Poplin. IN
an styles and colors. Sl2.5O 20
$3.50 values.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23
The Coats

-inooo Lynn Goats with wide
belt effects. Black. Navy and
Green.
Astraehan Goats, satin lined.
wide plush belts. wild, skirts.
and loose straight effects
p fern Mixtures" tight
waists and wide or pIested skirt
Effects. $3.50 90 Ss2.la values.
Astraehans, lined In farmers
satin.
Broad Cloths. trimmed in silk
plush
Mixtures, IN wide belt effects.
A variety OF all kinds and ma
terials Ia all colors. Values
from S9sS 20 $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23
COATS AND DRESSES ON SALE

possible aniD the
neehn
- Dresses would
ghg9de garments
olSy All
ago Don't. mi chance $50 " 'N -" "''N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23
EVANGELICAL

~. IaIis Evangelical church Thirty
eighth and Wood streets. August e.
haN'h". puH 'ur--tiermau service az ID. sU
o. M. English ~"rylc, az ESQ O.. M: sub
l,c.. Jesus tn With the Common Pso-
pie. Illustrated with stsrcopticun slides.
Also illustrated songs. SUNDAY HibI.
SCHOOL 20 . J.. m. Evangelical League az
90 .. m. church council "Wednesday Hf
=. M kaff" Nisitc Thursday after
noon and evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23

iirst Gnited Presbyterian church.
chauline street. one door north % Post
gfrice. Rev. Charles ~. Robinson. pastor.
Divine worship az 1895 and 40 p. N /.
sabbath school AZ $50 a m Adult
Bible classes and classes FOR all ages.
The Rev Dr, J. Alvin orr. % Pittsburgh.
will preach al both sabbath s@rN loci
and each evening Or the week follow ia q
a. 7.f5. great treat b. IN store FOR
those who attend these services as Dr.
orr - enc OF the most pleasing and
popular speakers Or the church and a
man - great spiritfui power. 4 spc-
cial invitation T. extended 20 the m-m-
bers and friends OF this church 20 be
present a. al these services.
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In the Churches
usTrrD Pnrs1rrrnrAr

~ ~ ECllHfir services VII uaEln III. III
lfst T. uitsd FresDI terrain church on
-annafn. the -fth Thsr. FsrVicsa Will
- IN charEe ~ Pittsburgh. Pa he Viii
preach a. BON services On TIE Sahhafh
ana C1ca evening - the week follow
ing ~ OR a. rgCoEnixsd a. one Of
the lsad4rE 4lrCaH Ga modern e. rreilsrfs
and O. % - cue q th- Ersakers al the
Errst Billy sandy Conference o. Per
sur-al WofkcrE 20 D. held Or Phiiadel-
pnia the first week ia February AL are
Invited % hsa~ ~ orr tu the FIRST
church- The service begins each eve
ming Al 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23

NarW"pu Christian church Ia-4.ar
Pr. HI."s % the M.rWruu tHrI4t.aH.
o.. Guy Pryor surrrIUfsrlsUf. Lesson.
Gideon aud the Three Hundred" Tile
hlH.e school Dr. masking splendid u.u-
Ef'.- Hr'H.lIus aI IH.H. Do" Vfu. A
!. FINLEY. subject. eth. Broken Ala.
tnst'r Irenin~ t.H.. .uHI.yf. "T.s
NrIFiIIu ORDINANCE of BlHf|em BOO Plain.
English Every bod. IH f.....I.r ID most
hearty .It iia.."H 90 worship with tUI-
.uuHt,ratiUu.
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NarWood Pres byterlau church. TWEEN
ueth street. near MaUgood aycuu.-Mr
Frederick ;. Williams. OF Pittsburgh.
Ia. Will preach both morning and even
ing; sabbath school AZ $3.50 a. m with
Bible classes for men and women. regu-
lar morning worship at 1880 a. m:
Christian Endeayor meeting at d. ma.
come adm enjoy this service with the
young people evening service at $50.
prayer meeting Wednesday evening al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23

Union Presbyterian SUNDAY school.
Wheeling Island. Settlers hall. sunday
90 .. m. Come or send the little oses.
Special attention given small children.
Geo. A. Hastings. SUPERINTENDENT
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.',I progressive lycaUm win Do. .l.I#
lL ihg iyg'Iru building corner Nsr.f.r,.I
.."a N@lih hroadwaE. leland ar Iu.su
are welcome 30.
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DIDO. ..... SpIrituslist church. BridraDarf
'"ih. Ess Ella Thomas. rastor
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PREsBrTERIAN.

-
The Hrrt Presbyterian church. corner
Of Chapline and Thirteenth stre.ts-Bev.
c. y. Terry will preach In the morning
on the subject Of Repentance and in
the evening on Modern Lsprosy." Roth
these subjects are very live a. the pres
ent time. lie viii use some plain Ian
will b. a house filled TO hear him. 'rhe
mems Bible class az 9;t5 claims your
attention. There are many strangers IN
Wheeling on the sabbath. Men iu the
hotels are cordially invited Come ia
and see our club room and enjoy the
teaching OF the lesson by Nr. r. ..
Stevenson. The Adult WOmen's Bible
class meets al the same hour and T.
taught by Mr.. g &. Smith. Ladies who
attend once always like 70 come back.
IT you prefer TO drop into the Sunday
school you will be welcome there. Pro-
lessor Ewing Of the high school. f. SUI
pcrtntendent.
The AFFILIATED Eighteenth street Mis-
sion service. will b. az $3.50 o'clock. Mr..
T. q. Stevenson will on that night talk
on the Bible. Its Mission. Its Power. Its
Divine Authority"
Second Presbyterian Church-Corner
Market ard Twentieth streets. Rev.
1 Thomas Grler koOntz. i. T.. paste.
Services at 1915 a. NJ. and T.S5 J.. m.
sabbath school AZ $50 n. m. Mems Bible
Christian Endeavor Meeting at s:l5 D m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday at z.45 p. "a.
Tho pastor Will preach sabbath morning
on Communion Service" and I'm the eve
ming on simon Peter John t:4c: Win
ter Communion service will be held I'm
newly completed auditorium Of church.
The choir will sing the following rnu-
sic:
Morning Service.
Anthem-'God 80 Loved the World"
0'rom The CrucifiNion"D go. Stainer
Worship In Offering Memories OF
Calvary Observation-Disclosures. Neyfn|
Evening Service
Anthem Praise The Lord. on Jcru-
salem .-.-.. .......-.--. Mauuder
W prshlp IN OtteriuE .-.-.-. BARTON solo
Ion O n HFHH.
LORD 5000. Mietzke
Mr. Carl Neer
The Third Presbyterian church
Thirty-eighth and Jacob streets. ;. =.
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Second United PresbyteTian church.
corner 81 chs pline and Fourteenth
streets. Rev. y. "a. Ltttsl. -. j.. pastor.
Morning service az 1885. Eyenlug. 80.
sabbath school with urOdtahle Bible
CLASSES Tor men and women at $3.50 A.
m. Young Peoples Society at 6.tss
"Wednesday evening prayer service AZ
T;45 Every body II welcome 10 any OF
these services The Brotherhood will
meet on Monday evening at 7;f5-
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Wesley Methodist Episcopal church.
30 = Jacob street The following is the
calendar OF services FOR tie week. sun
day class meeting az $3.50 O.. ul. and 3 80
> m. Mary toulJ'r, leader. Preaching
both morning and evening 10y the pas
=. m.vCB
tor =. Y. DeEOlt. SUNDAY school AZ 200
m W. q. CuHulnC cham. superintcu-
cent, j. uior League on FRIDAY afternoon
az a;i" o'clock Miss Little. I'm charge.
EFansclistIc services each evening dur
~ the wre.. Tr,-s -,ryicaS are prov
ing very hclpiul Co HIi vino attend sew
rrHl have been CONVEX ted. ana the church
hAs beeu greatly ben~httCd suH strength
'"rl. Ut you are without "a church home
,ulnc I" wesley where ruur welcome
lever wears out
German Methodist church Cbarlirs
street opposite HlEh school Rev r. 4
SEeckmau. pastor. sunday school at 4.Is
q. iu.. morning service. In Gsru1u "a
t".sv, Young Peoples meeting al D.. n.
Miss 'aIOlIH, Svu+uer4,iu. l-ra.- eve
HlLs service Boo English, az 1850.
cordial invitation lz extended. and
q nearly welcome awaits all at trI-
'Home-hke church
Fourth street Methodist grt.rgr,,
'uuIrh. FIRST church south Uf Twelfth
stg't ON 'Haplius. so. 1919. Arthur 81
Mis-. tn. l.. pastor. F'. pastor vii.
preach iu tEs morning Public worship
az 100" 90. us subject ut sermon "fu-
l.fCesSofF prayer. Evening worship
% %" %. ru.. sermon by ur }. Asuiulil
music 90 both services by enorus
choir OF trained voices. E4.U4. school
90 '.la e. rf Junior League a.. goo Do.
u. i.Uvurtr League a. $50 3D. POO a
hearty Invitation i4 ,xtsr,,ed Co. ali
stiHuEcrs aud those without a. church
nome Co Join with tho congregation .r
al the services. All seat. free and "a
most cordial welcome awaits everybody
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First English Evangelical Lutheran.
'huf ch~Hds sixteenth street W : By-
singer, pastor. ,! Sixteenth street The
usual worship 70. the Third SUNDAY aft-
81 epiphany, 10 80 a. M. and 30 u Ul
SUNDAY ECteol. $40 a. M. BarnItz I.uth-
~ ~. t.e.1s .e. 90 y. NJ Prayer Meeting
wednesday, evening 80.
The service, ou next Lords Day VIII
Do OF a special nature. Ia the artsruOot.
from one 10 tive the Every ltcmb.l. t'ar-
Nass OF the congregation viii bc made
we need inc volunteer service OF Isy
men iot this work. The Morning Sery-
l1' VIII have Co 10 with subject thar
~ 80 80 "etGe % the reports of tho
MARI N -. ScrhaIdt Field Secretary OF
tht l-ayiuous Missionary Movement al
ihg General synod for tue Middle V,sst
Ton ANA Inspiration Tor All. ,g.rl
"'eiS b'ay welcome To- all these SERVICES.
ST. james Evangelical T.-ff,-..,.
thurgh.. 4os-l4lI ,uaIIile street. E.,.
a. w. w order pastor. lIcy. A. -t,urr.
assistant pastor. sunday $50 a. u. sum
Gay school and BIbie ,Isss.' it.-.sIl-,-
ana German. 1880 o.. m. German SEW
tt,-. ~ b. ga. English services.
9ay evening regular meeting OF
st james Evangelical Lutheran
'atri. Rim Grove, West Virginia. Ee..
~. Steuer, assistant pastor. -Ind.. q 4I
"a. iu. sunday school aud RfIlr .I--.
Ll.n" "a. m. English Preaching v,ryi#...
firmary IN
st Matthew Lutheran Church ar4
,. atei street. EeuWOUd. West NfrfrIr,tl .
rev. Geo. p. Helm. pastor Tho ..r.
49, ahn Iue'iluls during the week viii
hiin sunday after Epiphany. go
~. ln. 9.hpd} school and HibIa elias. f..
|lIil-. l"..1 e. m. Preaching Ser. fees III,
gi' f.INlAN lang IJEe. f.f5 B.. uT F-rrIf..l
f-L TtIll''s. $40 d. m. Meeting I'D
tti.'I tsedhNet tuesday at o. I#
,,i,.tI r. nsarsal. Saturday al .. a. rr
h. ,i,''.ii. i.ai Instruction. The uuUI..
p ''llltliF invited tp attend .... -tI..
"'' school and Divine services.
" arW God Lutheran Church TIN. Zen.
.'"t school piece of meeting. Rev Ts.I5t
y. tiai ahnlau, Jtsfur. January 81. TTfrJ
WIN setuau and fH. IToig tgrr5,..t...ii...,
and Reception III SeU Maraar. ,t t,.i3 II 4,
pr 900 members should De- rrs-srf.
.l,,, "r Thu -dsv at 4 D. u... All a.. ,...,-
N'''iS invited t' our services
LdEw"pd Lutheran church rr. TE..
..N town HaIl. place uf nicotine r,
r'.ilI n. ilNTHiIu.IH. pastor. rIr.UaI-. F.
". ul.| Afte. Epiphany. Tr.f..
...nIu VIII SERMON auU fns IIof. r..
%. ..." Do. H.. 400 mHu.I rsra afu....I
Wv ln.. "H NUrla. rf l.FU d. ,.r
''. orc welcome 'o above service.
81 raprH rssrrsrrsr r.......
' i'I...u.rf. 3D.. Main afHasf 90.
'H.'.r sunday uHra-g af
rf.-.. 'HfrH.HrF ...HIr..
poo. .nI .f Tn. eHrHHu 81. I...r
.N.|.H|. evening .# ...
'. 'I DBL. Luther T.H#rr.
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Woodsdalc. j. ~. Potter, minister ser
vices At n a. IA and 80 b. M Morn
ING subject. The Value OF the old
steps ia Conuuering SIN" second ser
mon sunday school and Adult Bible
classes al $50 o. m, Young Peoples.
meeting at s.i5 3. "a.
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LUTHEHAN

Zion Lutheran church. 2IIN Market
street. Rev. \. l.. Eonxe. pastor-Tnlrd
al 9s15. chief service at 1880 "A rn.
American Ncspers at $3.50 b. M The fer
Icth auuuiy ersary OF the Beneficial So
iety VIII be observed at the morning
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Musical Numbers.
CHER E-rlIg,


chief Service.
Prsl ude--'' Audante con motto" .. NNtEDr
Anthsm-"lt We Love Ne" ..... No.Is,b
btfcrtory All Eternity .....
....... ...---. ........... Mascherygi
Anthem-'Sing Unto the Lord" $3.50.
49,. ....--.- .--.-... M.ndelss ohm
Posuude-'Fuguc iu Riucll
Ncsp,Is.
Prelude dagiu'' ......... TIaydp
Anthem ust As / Am .... MaSca..ni
Ofertory-"H Hymn OF the nuns" N,iy
nthem-'Ev Evening Hymn" .... MoeIisr
In 60 .......... I:roolle-
br. l.. \. ErVokes. organIst and cnuir
master.
Third illustrated lecture In Wartburg
castle" Tuesday evening
Munthly meeting q the Luther League
ON Thursday evening
\ special feature OF the music at In.
Zion Lutheran church on SUNDAY even
Ing will Dc the solo MY Kedeenler and
iSord' from the Golden Legend. suns Is
Mrs. Ruth Emblem. the colorature So
prano.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-23

, -. s--' ~ l'ih"ifow the third Sunday ar
LI!Fnahy, as follows. Morning
3, aS "F and sermon az 1880 O'Clock. sun
'i"y school al o'clock la the afternoon.
dren will gather On the church ana win
axe pait IN the service 81 ThaukSeIy-
ms Which has been prepared FOR the
gr' OF sunday schools on Missionary
Day. \ copy OF the Ssryit.. mas hen
PROVIDED Tor all who may attend and "a
S"ruial invitation ~ given 20 ali to iuif
IN this Missionary service.
- LIKES Episcopal church. Island
ana steel bridge. Rev Jacob Rrittinr-
nam. H. j.. rector. Third SUNDAY after
..pithauy. g.I5 o. m-Sundav sr6ool.
l'.a" m.-morning service and SER
mon, 1890 3. m.-eVeninE service and
sermon ''N
Wednesday. $50 ,. m.-seruon and