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EDITORIALS
WASHINGTON LATTER.

Washington, D, c, Apr. got
A blunder signalized til
legisl ative career of the pre-
sent administration.
The Democratic tariff bill
first in the articles Of Demo
cratic faith, and the one a
chievemenS on which natur
ally they would be expected
to expend their most exaus-
tive study and care, was 81
clumsily executed that i
failed to accomplish the re
suits intended. The failure
was due to crude, hasty, un'
scientific, secret Legislative
methods.
Designed to furnish suffi-
cient revenue to finance the
United States Treasury, it
has proven absolutely mad
equate for the purpose.
In writing the tariff bill
the Democrats dimly fore
saw a possible reduction in
customs receipts although
they did not know how much
and did not ascertain the
facts. So the income tax
provision was incorporated,
in the hope that it would
make up forsany miscalcula-
tions in the tariff bill, al
though the Democrats did
not know and did not ascer-
tain the facts.
But what happened when
these provisions went into
effe CT?
Customs receipts were mill
ions of dollars below the a.
needed from that
source, and at the same time
collections from the income
tax fell many millions below
The amount needed from that
source. The inevitable re-
suit was to leave the treas
Try without sufficient money ]
or its needs. 4
The failure was caused bv t
'arelessness. Had there been
CONSCIENTIOUS, open consider
Ition of the revenue bill, suf-
icient to enable members of
ongress to study and under g
tand it, the reduction in b
eyenue could have been v
roperly safeguarded, But q q
lstead of getting accurate = =
lformation and adequate es- k
the Democrats guess il
i at it. And they guessed
rong. O.
The results of this first d
listake should have been a v v
arning But the startling o,
ct remains that the Demo tt
ats committed the same HI
nd of error again. Forced
their heedlessness to pro-
lie more revenue, they pass W
a "war tax" in time of II
nee Based on a guess ''
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-06
Ths surnrisinn Part.

81 was surprised TO learn that Bone
head had lost his mind"
"Whnt WIS there surprising about
IT."
why. that his friends found 1t out
That's what surprises me"-Houston
Post
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-06
SuEeriority-

Shes very superior person."
, "Tllat so: In~wfat way:"
"Sl,e pays more for her gowns than
any other woman in the club."-De-
troit Free Press.
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His Mad Method,

How is it that Biintis always comes
Off first best in arguments with his
wife,
lie states his case first and then
walks off, Philadelphia Ledger.
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g 6 9

There is no Tariff duty on SUBJ
ways but they can't be imported.
They are protected by geogra
ply. Economist.
Spray courier. (Spray, Or.) 1???-19??, 1915-05-06

Who overcomcs by force hath over.
.ome but half bis foe Milton.
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The Spray Courier.
Thursday May. 8 1915.

Published Every Thursday by
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DR.. Wiley's Prescription.

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-06
.HABEAs CORPUS WRIT
ASKED IN POWERS CASE
ALLEGED THAT CONFINEMENT
N JsiI. ENDt>dEH~ LIFE
DI =. IL \. fpNtts~.
Hearing l. ~et Down for August 10th
Eefore Judge =. l.. Hawkins.
Interest l. k.en.

\ petition for haboas CORPUS hear
ing in the x A. Powers and stacy
Powers murder eases have been fl-
"a and ser down for hearing ou
August 10Th to determine whether
on not the defendants are entitled
90 bail In Tee petition of } 4. A
Powers L IS alleged that confinement
in the county Iai is seriously inn
pairing his health ana endangerlns
hts life Keeuest interest Is mant-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-06
DRAINAGE DISTRICT NJ. =
PROPOSED FOR ELLIS COUNT.
commissioners Court VII Hear
Application 0n August ioth.

Application has been Gled wif1
the commissioner court lof 81
f1ertrn % determine the amount
% q haa3 issue 20 he voted nna Ia
ieFee improvement district $50 p ID
Kills county and the petition uiil
b. heard on August i0th The Ga.
tflft described ln the petition calls
fer l2F5t fo b. reclaimed - us
truetlon 81 iesees
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-06

SPECIAL pIsrENs,TioN.
wasluen Expect Ia Garry on Cam.
paign for Membership.

r. l.. ogburn OF Dallas. district
deputy OF the w O. W for Ellis and
Navarro counties. IS now in the CRY
for the purpose of inaa2urating q
campaign under special dispensation
TO increase the membership OF the
local camp OF Woodm-n. Mr.. o.
burn SAYS be viii in all probability
move TO Waxahaehie because ne
wants 10 live in the district In which
he is 10 work and this is nice
enough town for any one 10 live in.
He expects to begin his work IN Il
general revival OF IN. order campaign
at once.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-06

Rev. J. ~. Hearne and Rev. :. IL
slaughter Preaching.

A revival meeting Is in progress
st the Farley Street baptist church
this week The preaching IS being
done by Rev ] o. Iiearue and Res
IS H. Slaughter % Dallas NJ
Thornton % Corsieana has charge q
the music \ splendid meeting a
being held and number OF CON
versions have resulted There we're
eight conversions Thursday night.
The public has cordial invitation Ga
attend the services. which are heia
.at le:3e a. ~. and p e.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-06
examination FOR WEST
POINT Be HELD IN FALL
oh WILL BE >aMfD FROM con.
aRf~~ID>sI DISTRICT
NUMBER fiaI.

Congressman Hatfoa " summers
.oi this fhe nfth congressional district
aaoeances that BE- aili hold q CON
uefitise examination In the saflg fali
faf taose $40 eAat go compete ia.
appointment AZ West Point Thost
ste dssifs ~ taks ths examination
naE aasfsr 81 Samuefs Al anee
Ihsrs Ht 81 eail one appointment
itea fas rr IHe 4FaaIatms 4l
w Ne pnat ear as ~ seagAf he
sns sans asan eaa has fhaHee fe
ff.f H fre sfaulHHf5aH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-06

Miss t.llllsu nisser il slri'les IN
Dallas to-day
r. r. Carter Of Qsinian ~ss
here on business today
/ Louis Champ Of Italy was here
Thursday on business.
/. orstlle Reanan OF Fofuef va ,
visitor Ia the city last night
f Drew Thompson. Who lives on VII
lnams street, Is reported very Low ~ 3
week
+ u Murphy aud fsuily have gon"
Ito Gravel Slough where they All
snend week fishing
how'd Fafrar and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Armon Yates have returned
from ylsii 20 Galveston.
Mrs A. ! Birisons Of Jaeksboro
arrived this morning 10 visit her
cousin. Mrs Tom Forrest
Robt. aaia and family. who haze
been visiting IN the city. have re-
turned 10 their home AT Meftens.
Miss leila May Hunt Of iilIlsboro
i the guest OF Miss Hattie Lee
Iornbsak on West Marvin avenue.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A Lassweil have
returned from San Francisco
iahere they attended the exposition
Ned Campbell. who has been tho
guest OF his grandmother Mrs. NJ,
II. Campbell. has returned 70 has
home At AMARILLO
Mrs II L. Turns il spending ten
days 10 Corpus Christi aceompan-
led BY her aunt. Mrs. u 5. Chand.
Ter. Of Greenyille
Minton Hampton and his mothe'
have returned from visit To Chies-
go. While there they visited the
scene of the Eastlaud disaster
| Mr.. and Mrs. Glideweli OF okolona
Miss, aud Mrs. baker OF Wiehita
Fails are visiting he family Of "
IR Robinson Oh Brown street
Rafe Bynum OF San Antonio Is
in the city. Mr. Rvnum says cot
Ton i needing rain all the way
from san Antonio to waxahaeh.e-
Sheriff II. {. Dearborn was at Fo
Worth Thursday 10 attend the hang
INK OF clint Williams. the negro Wis
murdered the messenger hos Tor HI
motorcycle
Larry Mills OF Midlothian left 10
day Tor Marlin where he expects L.
spend tao ar three weeks taking IA,
mineral baths and resting up from .
strenuous campaign in the county
T. - Floyd reports that his broth
Ter G.lllard FLOYD who va operate,
on a ~ Pauls saultariam ia nal
las early IN the week for appenai
.citis IS getting along nicely The OBJ
leration vas Of very serious nature
Mrs JOAN Ratcbford has receiv
"a q telegram from g. Nauehtoi
a. Corpus Christi announcing tb.
serious lIneas O.. his little son. Doc
tors hold out little hope tor th,
bows recovery fle wa~ taken 81
: last saturday Mr aud Mrs
lNaueht8n went 10 Corpus Chris
some time ago 70 spend The um
mer.
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|UIf MEX
-, -. ne bix farm ehaetau-

4 &puf Ue<k TIE NIX safW
\ ssa aaa carnival win start q
/ waxaha<hie. and lndieationA are
that record breaking crowds VIII
! H. in ATTENDANCE Hs-slas ani
]! ,o~s~r< h2s~ been scattered broad
cast over the land snnomarInT the
| f1rs that che ~~ek Of Auxnss 60
Ils unasd be- red ksser ~e*k ~
wsxahsehi. ard that the ehaafaa~
ga xrpandx xouia D. shro~n open
ito the pnllgc fAoasnous ahe week
xsshoai shA-xe. For the entertain
msns or the people . nsagnlfesh.
.~rxrasn and free attractions have
b~ea arranged in correction wisa
tile pay attractions u the carnival
The x2sea wiil se proppesa back 4Ei
yua ~zsl L. weteome to attend
specsai aa,s haae hsen arranged
Monday. the opening day. viii y
wsxahaxhse day Throughout ise
day she program will BE- tree asa's
the gramnsas viii be- free during ~
err evening az tire week Al the
audsscrlusn MunSsy might siii u
xivea spectacular entertainment
!. ny waxaharkie people for which
small charge OF admission VIII te
made. ON this occasion l5e ehtl~
dYrn and seung ladies viii enter
rain Nth charming drills. folk
s4uess. etc. In SHAT u known IS
the Meifing Pea pageant
This attraction alone wfjl be worth
coming niles 10 see. THE company
of performers hare been under
careful framing for weeks and have
perfected = progrsm that vii
please and delight all lovers g
good nsmssx aid costume drills.
In addition 10 iha above prograssi
the Chamber Of conmeree has Sc
cured the services og Mrs AaFgares
I'D : ards-S<stt. reader. graduate
81 the National Academy ~ Fine
Arts II Aaw YORK CTS. who Wssl
sixe several readings during TIE
evening" program Moadsy. Miss
~ ; arsss Scott y nost talented
reader
TharSaNs ~ill be Waes ~ Mao
"a hee GAy Three ears on the inter
urhan have already been reserved 20
.rlns ; w'A1o paris that I'll aseoul
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-06

We have bought Boyd Gonnah =
store on East Main street wheh
Ia need Of groceries We viii be
glad 70 sell you. We handle moth
ing bat high class groceries. SAT-
lsfacfion guaranteed MCDONALD
Brns Phone 80 adv Is
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-06
Attention Children.

There viii De a fun practice OF all
the children in the flag drill for Moa-
day evening ~ the public school
building soiuorrD~ afternoon al =
O'Clock Later 10 the evening al s
O'Clock the young ladies Viii practice
the folk dances AZ Eiks' club. Mem
beers og the company should be or
hand
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|o bocAlA =
~
u o~ooo~eoHeAse~
ver 49, 81 REL paees nress-
nsa1 : Ksase15. ola peess -. u
We axs~ thoe~ cool sanitary steel
folding beds. nom se.se To ss'ee-
Also all kinds az cots and eoaehes,
IN. T. Meer~ Furnitas~ Go. asss liz
-o--
"a l.. Anderson i quite slek al
the residence OF j. }. Harrison In
'rnix~r~lsy addition.
Go 20 the studio on Main street
and let Mrs. D~s~arort make soas
picture which ron ~ill be proud q
adv. isv
oae hundred cards from your plate
for slice. J. r. Tucker job print
lsny. that's ATT Advl II
-
Born. 10 Mr.. aud Mrs. VIII liar
den. on Coleman sarus. Thursday.
Aug. S. Girl.
County Judge W NJ. Tiaweil. an
enthusiastic good roads advocate.
~enr TO College station yesterday
to attend good roads Day al the
farmers congress.
Garlic Middleton. who was pain
falls hnrt in an auto wreck last
SUNDAY near Red Oak. is improving
and viii soon be up again.
We have those cool green stain
ed bamboo perch shades. from
$3.50 10 S35a. delivered and put
ap. n. +. Moore Furniture Co.
adv.ii5
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-06

box tax is nov due and payable
for the year 1915. Tags may be
had at ,hs city tax collectors Office
in the eity hall.
CARROLL. TODD. Tax Collector.
advii1
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feeted In H. ~

tested in The pw=lt
J T. A posen Ieh
Powers, il vii y mel
held in Jail asa Jaw.
charging murder esae'
anG bis son Tfara tain1
some TWO m0a'si iis 4
Travis MeCsfls ~ g
J. VI shesriY - &c
"a :,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-06
SIMS or ~
ie Vi
VII Visit II l,apv
NeN io't va

We sims ei h
conn any 81 lhi,
lett last night IN
and Nee Yotk |
Ia month makiss |
and winter goes
stores Sir sas \
WlI tag lais I
yantaEe of 81
the season II
la q much iafse
been eafre4 uu =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-06

p onuoHHHH~ 800 =
yer ~ 80 REL pnees sress-
nn1 4 xeano1J. ola peeae -. q
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-06

Garlic Middleton. Who vas pain
fMlsy kurf IN an auto wreck last
sunday near Red Oak. is improving
ana viii soon be up again.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-06

We have those cool sanitary stse
fsldlnx beds. nom se,s" To $50"
also all kinds az cots and touches
n. r. Meer~ farniias~ Go. asts III
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-06

"a l.. Anasr>on i quite SICK al
the residence OF j. J. Harrison In
ruiv~rslts addition.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-06

co 20 the studio on Main street
and let Mrs. p~s~arcrt make soas
picture which ron ~ill be proud q
adv TO
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-06

oae hundred cards from your plate
for 81 90. J. r. Tucker job print
lsns. that's ALL ~-t Advl n
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-06

Born. 10 Mr.. aud Mrs VIII Tar
den. on Coleman sarps. Thursday
Aug. 5. Girl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-16
GOOD BOXING SHOW
Fast Bout Staged when Banty Sharp
and Barney Mcclure Fight Ten
Rounds for a Draw.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligencer.
STET BENNtLLE. o.. Feb. l5.--In one
of the best exhibitions Of boxing ever
staged here Banty sharp, OF this place.
fought Barney Mcclure. OF Jamestown.
Pa. to "A standstill this evening. The
bout was staged on the Central ring and
the place was crowded TO the limit. Both
fighters have the reputation OF being
lighters. who mix things and they lived
up TO their reputation this evening.
During the early rounds sharp pushed
the lighting and until the sixth man
tanned a good lead. Mcclure came back
strong In the sixth round and evened up
matters To such an extent that the bout
was declared a draw.
In the scml-hnals, Bernie Hahn. OF
WellsburG. and Patsy Madden, of Steu-
bcnville. gave pretty exhibition Of
handling the mitts. Madden put up a
good fight but was OutpOinted by Hahn
In the preliminaries, Fred Page. %
wellsburg lost TO Kid Westlake. OF
Steubenville in q pretty six round eN-
hibition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-16
HARD BATTLE
Assured Whseitng Pans In the Lewis
ksrvArAs Match Al tina Auditorium
NEXT Monday Might.

The Lewis-kervaras wrestling match
a. the Auditorium next Monday night
VIII afford patrons OF the game another
opportunity 10 see In action Greek
heavyweight claimant for championship
aonors. kervaras IL the Greek champion
ana out 10 meet any man living for the
htle. not excepting DIR. Roller. the
American wrestling champion.
Best Informed men here on affairs
pertaining TO the mat are OF the Optn-
ION that the mill Monday night will re-
suit In one OF the most stirring and
gruelling affairs OF its kind ever staged
n this city. and indications are that a
capacity house will be present when
the grapplers crawl through the ropes.
keryaras has defeated nearly All OF
the prominent wrestlers. crushing them
oeneath his giant proportions by his
great strength. lie II wonderfully strong
and has great endurance. The Greek
has proved TO be a whlrlwind against
such wrestlcrs as Pardello. Americas.
Westegard. Curler and once wrestled a
draw with Zbysko.
Admitting that Lewis Is as clever and
formidable as he has proved 10 be- ~
In certain that he will find IL no child's
play In defeating KervarRs In the
Greek Lion" the Kentucky wrestler
Will stack 40 against a dangerous rival
him to step fast TO win. The Greek il
no novice at the game. as his past rec
ORD on the mat proves he has defeated
some good mat stars
The winner OF the match next Monday
night between Lewis and Kervaras will
meet Dr. Roller In this city March third
Roller having agreed 60 meet the win
ner. The local promoters have a con-
tract with Or. Roller TO appear in this
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-16
Personals.

J. W. Mage. OF Collier. was a Wells
burg business caller on saturday
Dr. and Mrs ". NJ Miller of Johns
town, Pa. spent the weekend with
Nellsburg and Brooke County relatives.
T NJ. McCord was a business caller An
pittsburgh. Pa. ON Monday.
walter Myer and Twin Douglas Of
MIDLAND. Ia. were visitors at their
MONIES In this city on Suud1y.
Miss Maize Brown. OF Mingo Junction
spent sunday with WeilsburF friends.
NJ. and Mrs. William Buticr aud two
G. urcn. 81 Wheeling .speIt -uru.,. a..
the guest e Mr.. aud Ms. Ionn Roy
NJ Bruney. Of Brilliaqt. ohio. Was a
Nslli burgh caller on sun lay.
Miss lrua Iolbcrt was visiting
, wheeling friends on sunday and vs,tI
. through the Ohio Valley General Hos
pital II being demonstration day there.
ID. NJ Gamble visited friends in Form
wood. ohio. on Sunday.
Miss Mary Smith il improving after "A
recent Illness and will soon be aol. 10
Miss Anna kouchn was "a weekend
visitor at her home In AlNeIla Pa
AIR. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler ana
young daughter. OF Wheeiingn We're
sunday visitors at the home Of Mrs..
Mheelvr's mother, Mrs. Mary Shuey Mr..
Wheeler returned To his work SUNDAY
evening. Airs. Wheeler and daughter Re-.
naming for a week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-16

/ The cases OF J. ". Johnston against
/ Ella X. Nermillion. an appeal from JUS
/ tice Smiths court. was set FOR trial Feb
! ruary 23rd. The case OF Charles Sh1ffer
Z against Ward and J. r. Patrick was also
/ set for the gard.
/ The cases Of Elizabeth Rodgers. Mrs.
". l.. shaw and W =. Cunningham
/ against the Steubenville Bridge com
pany were all set for trial for February
24th.
The following cases were stricken
against John Davis. John Foley and Gen.
I.owman. T. W. Kelly vs.. James IT,
Wells. Anna Julia Simpson vs.. Arthur
II. simpson.
Cases which have been settled since
placed upon the docket were: ElWood
Joseph bowman by Hamilton. Bowman
ect ". Wellsburg Bethany and Wash
Ing Ey. Co.
Hamilton Bowman vs. weusburgh.
Bethany and Wash Ry Co.
James l.. Lawson ". Frances Barth
aud others.
Gases In the hands 81 commissioners
are. James -. Byrnes ys. Daniel O'Don-
mel and others: J. NJ Walker and &c.
vs.. Daniel O'bonncl and others. George
v Hindman " James McAdo1. execu-
tor OF Adda Iiindman. deceased.
The cases 81 Frank Newman and Mary
v Newman against the Tri-Sfats Gas
company viii b. set Thursday. February
IS The case Of David Cross against
J s. Cross will be set later
The visiting attorneys from out OF
town In court this morning were Gen.
r. Riley and j. g. Sommsrl 800. 90
Wheeling. r. T.. Ramsey or FUIisuabse
and T. r. Hoffman 1f Holiday Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-16
WELLSBURG


y. II Hindman. Wylic DeGarmo \ 8.
Craig j. C. Fowler. {. w. Marsh =. y.
Ashton. o. l.. Mccoy. G.. W. McCOrd.
J. W. Hukill. Thos Mclaughlin. J. Il.
Gasmire. Harry Melvin. Chas X. Wind
sor (foremRn). Samuel Jacob. q. T..
Kraft. James Saunders.
The circuit court OF Brooke county
convened for the February term OF
Court. Monday morning. February Is.
1915. with the Honorable Judge Chas G..
Newman. presiding. The grand jury Was
first summoned TO the box and after
being instructed b. the Judge we're AL
lowed to adjourn TO their rooms where
they we're busy the balance Of the day
examining witnesses In several new
trials which come up at this term.
The trial docket WAS then gone oN ar.
a large number Of the older cases We're
passed while the dates OF trials were
set for others. several old cases were
stricken from the docket and several
were referred to commissioners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-16
TOTAL INSCRIPTIONS NOW
REACH NEARLY $4,000
c. r. Hubbard Largest Contributor
Yesterday. with 81 .coO-Othsr
Large Dor atoms

Even though yesterday was Blue
Monday the Ohio Valley General
hospital campaign donations were ma.
t'rially increased At the noon lunch
con yesterday a total Of nearly St3t. 600
had already been reached There are
still four more working days before
the ten-day limit shall have expired In
which 90 raise the half million dollars
The hard.wof king committees are 90
INK TO put in some extra heavy ticks in
those four days. and % is the hope ~
bl that on the Dlryent hour the goal
will have been reached
The captains and their assistants
are fun ~ Inspiration. and this inspi.
ration Be- bciue furnished by the many
liberal d0uators who are anxious that
the Ohio valley General hospital. one
of tho best institutions 0f the kind in
The United stHfDs. shall be- Kept up 90
its high standard The money is bad
D. needed and tho committees are 90
irr into fhr bvways and highway
telling The people this fact
Large Donations
There were several large coutribr
lions reported by ur John u. Dictoy
who presided over the noon meeting.
during the past twon' four hours.
namely g. D. Hubbard 1000. Dr
re- D. OFtCrlinz. $500. Edward Haziett.
$500 women of Vance Memorial
PrraHrt.fIrI church. $500. end the
women nf frr First hrfrrian
church. $500 q larEs humble. uf fhr
sunday schools of fhie community
have given donations 7a wrl 1a other
s0rletIeH connected with ffr various
cfurrHoa There have aiao been many
small sits worthy rf special mention.
Including SO from STE. Lillian Paul.
graduate of Garfield hospital wash.
InEton. D. O.. orc cent b. Ihr little
son OF the Rev w. % F1flds. who vss
given the penny to buy candy 500
by four boys John. OrvIio. Chaunccy
and Richard Dewey. $3.50 from Mrs
r. Fc'sruheid of New York. a sister
of IS s Bloch
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-16
STRONG ADDRESS
Delivered By Or. A. W. Mills az FOURTH
street. N. n. Church Revival
Last night

The revival services that are nov In
progress no the Fourth street NJ D.
church are very VIII attended o. the
members uf tHe congregation. l1r A. is
Mills. pastor ~ the church having
charge of the revival services AZ THr
meeting last uIEHt lHI Mills delivered e.
splendid address Uu the subject .Etf-
con Select Tine. Hundred Tonight
br Mile Hf o'clock will speak un the
subject .DrruIfsreaa 90 Purpose To-
daf PROT clare IrTdIrE uuI uIF. UIIi
arrive fu take charge 20 The evangelical #
song service and vi hlIf Iu the rIf. uI.I
act uH musical director 81 ga choir.
This afternoon OFF z o'clock HI viii Ur.
EHuifr The young peoples lurI0r and
senior choir. which VIII ulan lake part I.
the song service that Will ur rendered
each evening just before the hcriarIr.s
OF fHe regular services.