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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-31
sy JOHN n. AsARLgv

UNITED Press STAN Correepoodeno
FLORENCE. Italy. May a9.-(by
MALL )--Castor oil-uot the great eaa'
non Of tho Austrians--is The terror d
tho Italian army today.
Even amid the tremendous businssa
Of battle Italys brave warrior SOM
shrink from this sicksninsly mslli
s,uous remedy. Mrs. Ddith eouthwsll
mn English nurse In . local hospital
for tho wounded. has discovered.
Nurse Southwoll was told By the a.
tcndinr physlcian TO dose her patients
with castor oil. Anticipating no din
entities. shc said:
"Ycs' doctor. will do 90 tonish'
at their bed time"
AT tho "sand man" hour abe there
fore appeared In her ward among hsi
twenty-five crippled soldisrs. IN hes
hands abe bore . tray. holding twenty
Ave individual portions Of castor oil
Aroused by tho sisht. the battle scar
rcd heroes shouted. what ID ~"
"wh.. castor oil!" innocsntly replied
tho nurse
"Oh!" came chorus Of disSustsd
voices. mot mol moi mol"
"And Il was mot" for the men b
mild language and strong. psrsistsd ID
their refsisals.
see here. boys" she cried. you
don't undcrstand. THIS isn't castol
oil. This h an Austrian trench. Como
let'a N take Il. .Avanl Savoiai'"
The men took up the battle cry o(
the r~igning house Of italy. "Avantl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-31
osU0ua insane asyium will ssears
eeoeoe q ~ maintenance fund = ~

n ysu'se lse,sino Ter . hevss. ~
oueiMees properly, farm o. ranch, Cali.
sses san savs yeu money -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-31
+DEMoMsTRArioM PROVES
n WONDERFUL EDISON ogMIUe

George A. Wirts Of the Klamath 1u-
sic house. has just returned from San
Francisco. whore lhe went 70 heaF .
demonstration given By Madame Marie
Rappold, prima donna soprano Of the
metropolitan Opera company, assisted
BY Arthur Walsh, violinist. and The
new Edison Diamond disc. for which
Madame Rappold rscsntly made .
number Of records. These were played
|st the demonstration. and the soprano
sang It was only possible TO dis
tinguish between the human voice and
the Edison reproduction by carefully
watching the singers lips. II vas The
same with Mr.. walsh. who played
some of the selections made into rec
ords by Albert epaidinG Only by
Watching waibhs bow could ths lares
audience ten whether ~ Or The talk
ing machine wss rsndsrins the mum.
ber, proving that Ddisonb latest ere
alton goss far bpyond being . "talking
machine" and actually rseSSdtes
mnsj4
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-31
COMMERCIAL EFFICIENCY m
JAPAN

IT WOULDN'T b surprising TO 80
i Japan subsidixing the democratic
party in the coming campaign. Japan
has subsidised about everything con-
nected with her Industries. and the
best asset she has at present b our
FREQ trade democracy. The democrats
have presented our homo market to
japan. and then scuttled. American
ships. 90 japan 10 having little one
ring circus al her own.
Japan unloaded $lo1.ooo.o 900 worth
| OF goods on our market during the
'nine months period ended March. 1916.
an increase Of Ss per cant over The
similar period ended March. 1915.
, which was bad enough under the
democratic law. During the nine
months ended March. 1914. six months
under the democratic tariff law. Japan
sent % SS3. .000, 900 worth Of her goods.
There came into our ports In Japan.
ese vessels 81. 900. 900 worth. or about
so per cent But our Pacific Coast
i ship owners were doing too good .
business to escape the democratic
blunderbund. 20 they passed . ship
ping law which sent our west coast
ships to foreign countries to ny for.
eisn nass. and Japan proceeded to
fatten her batting average on eareo
carrying
During the period ended March.
|! 1916. practically every dollars worth
| Of goods sent to % BY Japan was
brought to our shores In japanese bot.
toms. plus many millions of dollars
worth picked up on lanes of travel no
longer covered by American vessels.
Japan Il debating the terms on
which We shall ship: she has raised
the freight rates on American wares to
scandalous figures. and she h playing
the Japan hrst". game to the mikado's
taste.
Meanwhile. . bswtldsred. fatally IN
emcient aemocracy holds In IT. PAL.
sled hands Inc destiny of this nation.
But not for long. thank hsavsni Our
four years Of travail are almost over.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-31
Italian Soldiers Fear
Castor Oil, Not Cannon

0avola /! eavanu ssyoia =. a..
cheered.
Meanwhile. Nurse sou,hwsll hs,,...
ally swallowsd dose Of The casls. =,
end every single man Of thsm Ss,,.~
"a her lead.
They toek the trench. bu, for - n.
HtAnt celebrated their victory with -.
faces. hut oven these changed vhs.
Nurse southwsll disappeared for A n. n
stant and rsappsarsd with ,wsntysi,
golden oranges.
These arc tho medals Of honor
she explained.
Upon each Of you and upon mv,.,,
! bcs,ow one for conspicuous brsverv .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-31

- tAey Ass musserea toE 'ns su.~
The shouts o. ne men. tne 0o1a.s .
ee the o@esrss the nsue ot '.s mSsA...
and The rear os me cannon os0Wn' w.
ail else. analv sne srsno cn1ss. ~ @
We ~ hsm 20 meN Insy ~.
victory Of bloody 0asue. ous ~ wns. :.
. cost Thoussads ana tn0ussss' ~
men ass stfesoneo upoa tas o'voes
asld q death. OF u tnsy nav uoe ~.
msreilsssly silled. tney an up0H 1.s
esoody assd. 0ear We oaooa s'oWu
sbbing away untli tne slouno sS"' ~
with their blood.
We see them seain ~ sas nosp.'".'
rocked win pam; ausssso ~ .os s'u..s
forms ana er'sns tsoss sas' W -"
leave under me o'd mas ws nv. s.s
IN smaciated totm' sas 's's aH
with suasrne ana psan.
I'VE sss tne ioveo oaos ~ nom. =.
they hear ne orsed5el nsWs' sna .n..
awful rear cemss 20 saem' VIM. y.
my loved ousf Tnsy pray you .aA'
their loved oase may % savea. tnss
watch every o't o. news 'ns' o''nss '"'
tidinss q shs'r ioved oncs-'e '"0y
alan o. amoas ths woonosa '"s' a"vo
esea eeet % sne noepssa ~ -.
masans ses meaosns " sos'1 so.'o"
. sns esws q tos osse O0 ~ '"sM'
OF tns we - sns oenos o'.' s.o
cseaie eno- " nss ss1sV saa o..es..'
eesanS tee uste one sass Tug s.'us'
|w1u nsver come nome AGAIN. VI 'us
Uay hssred Iatnet ana mo'ns' ~ .noy
sN ~ ~ usesaae wooaes'as Wno's
ths'f ~ ess s0ae. ana .ns n.w
CONES seaS = y ~ tns oosp''s| .e@'
his sseovsfy y eooes1uI vnsn We nc.E
thof tstvent prayer 70 tne A".sn"
thas a's uis w'n % saved'
N tns psece ot tns sou1 'l''oa
sMvss. Ws sook again anu -. s0c NV"
win snssr w'ves ana cn'icssn .oa.
tesy can cali tnsiF own. 1ne o'ooo
q u marsyn had waaneo away tns.
sttean Hom American so'' totever' sno
the waad O psosrsss soecneo tas suc'
t'ons esock' ana conSsssoo :. INTO no'as.
ana afessdee. wnsre escn men may
dweu WIN n's lsm''y IN secun'S .na
10 IN pace o. tne save Pen We nave
the senool house. ana wncrs =" VI"
want. str''e. cruelty ana iear' We see
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-31

sha'i Klamath Falls Continue 10 n .
ckautaueua TOWN.
Il will require the sale OF 600 season
tickets 70 give an Affirmative an,v.,
10 tho above question. WIN you h
ono OF the s00f asA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-31
Memorial Day Address

only tnat' oat no Knew a'so me ois'
appointments ana tne discoaraesment
ana nardsnips o. ne so'd'sss' 10 MN
II vas gwen 70 conceive inc 'dea o.
setung asads one GAY OF tne year tnas
al might nonos ne iliustrious deeo.
On tns On oay q NAY. asss' wnue
no vas commanaeF-'n-eniss OF me
Grand Army % me Rspaone. 10 issesd
me nist otoeF tass tae SUN asy o.
nay snoold . ses asids - Aemor'si
Dey. tor tne aeeosanon o. me sraves
ns tns AiustIso0s soed'es asea. I'm
'dee va psfaaes eonee'ved u ~
mand - tha1 uns tnat tne unsoo so.-
d'en vss snoe'e % aHea ess
ana 'aesen pacea snsssoe- aes y
tne very 1reeaesd' us seeeoee :
tns oeeossssoa g onV tns sssss g
tns UNION solasen Va w'peo avay ana
tne efavss g " eius ana uay esese
aasso. aae INV svo
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tne ssuses upoo me 80 9 - tae
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ness sse nany OF = We nay sos
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tne pssss os n's'o!5 vs may ssae' ma
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t'me asasss N oe1 mino' ma ws sean
see tne s@ stEuooe y! hsuoasa uIe.
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d!am. ns shs'n NOES g - ne ead
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mean. wneisoy tas na"oe my eeVW
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-31

"As parents and citaens OF tnis
great republic" said e L Elliott Id
his Memorial address yesterday. we
should take It upon ourselves to not
only observe the day In fitting man.
|ner. but we should teach our children
the significance OF this day. This teach.
ing should Be supplemented By instruc.
tion in the public schools Of our lands.
and the children should then observe
nom every man and woman. and ~.
~ person who has arrived at the age
a discretion. the real signihcancel and
the meaning Of Memorial day.
1T Is my hope and my prayer that
each and every citizen Of this great
republic may soon learn the real sig
niHcance Of Memorial Day. and to not
desecrate the sacredness for which
this day Il set apart We should not
meet ON this day In the spirit Of not
ous joyousness - we do on The lth
day Of July to celebrate the birthday
of the nation. Neither should we mset
in the same happy mood that wo OBJ
serve the Christmas holiday: nor even
in the manner Of thankfulness that we
observe the day set apart for univer.
sal Thanksgiving. but this day should
be approached with solemn recog'
nizance Of it, meaning. with bowed
heads. with reverent hearts for the
deeds Of the men whose memory ws
today should honor. -
1T should b observed - . day q
thankful remembrance that " havs
had men who have dared to bare their
breasts to the bullets and bayonsts
of IN enemy who sought 70 tear down
that nag and to rend assundsr the
Union that II represents. II. then. this
is the spirit In which ws should ob.
serve this day. II u only right and
fitting that We should know something
of its origin and why It u sst apart
I'VE have left here with ~ . fsw
living examples Of why this day should
be niemorializsd There = No elAas
OF men on the face Of Gods green
tootstool who deserve mere honor than
the lnen who wear . small bronze bat
ton ON the lapel Of their coat There
are many people who have never
stopped to realize or considsr Whist
that button means. The emblem q
that button and the Significance that
It should convey to every pssson
should be one Of ysverence and q d.
yotion. bscauss NO man has tho risht
to wsar one Of these buttons except
be has born the brunt Of batls and has
stood for what he believed TO b the
right In the controversy that y IN.
equalied in the history Of civilization.
- eH
..And Why the obsssvanes q tAis
dayf. Let ~ refer to he man 70 vholn
this honor u given. Vt the setting apaft
Of this day for the purpose for whlsh
II 10 designated. yortyssvsn ysars
aEo. the illustrious John 4. Loeas-
he Of glorious msnory-a man whe haA
no never done anything but originate
aud set apart Memorial day for the
purpose for which II vas desiEnateJ.
would live In The sacrsd memory Of his.
countrymsn. and upon The pscss q
history 20 long - history h writes.
Logan undsrstood why the day should
bs conmsmoratsd. He had besn with
the boys BY the campfire; hs bad ~
them into the bloody shares; -
undsrstood and knsw every impulse
and svssy desire a ~ voluntsess: Net
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-31

Thers b more salvation In industry
and honest employment for people than
II al Of the political nostrums ever In
vooted.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-31

Heppnsr ID to have large ice stor.
aSs plant
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-05-31
Trio OF sooisss 70 Present strons Musissl Prosram
at Chautououa
ot Cha0taOQt1o

n ensemble Of ns.rs
the quality Of the musical
portion Of the Chautanoua This their second western chauucaa
i'm
perave cousd
patru Z =
With
u beauty" 5tE
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INSTITUTE WAS
GREAT SUCCESS
PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM" WAS
TOPIC OF PHOE. LUTES OF
WASHINGTON. D. C.
Teachers Later Attended Round Table
at WheeEng-Interesttng News
From the Pike District.

The meeting of the Ohio County
Teachers Association held Yesterday
morning in the school building at EdG-
iugtun Lame. was we'll attended. The
principal address was delivered by fruf.
Henry T.. I.utrs of Washington. D. G.,
who spoke on Tho Public School Sya-
tenn" touching upon vocational rhySiol-
rEy, and temperament. He Subdivlded
thiS into motive temperament, vital
.":npcra mont and metal temperament.
rhr ahhrnSS was interesting.
Preceding the general assembly. q dis
.rirt meeting were held. \ number Of
matters were discussed pertaining TO
the bcttcrmrnt Of school conditions. No
program was carried out by tho teachers
&c Richlan1 district. MS The meeting Was
adjourned Immediately following the
business session.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year arc: &. S. Jacobs. Jr. president.
and Miss RlaRch Smith. secretary. NJ
thr closn OF tho session luncheon was
served ny tho students Of tho Domestic
Science. department of RI" Triadelrbia
District High school. The teachers dur.
Ing the afternoon attended the Ohio Val
Icy Round Table held in Wheeling. All
ne tie schools throughout the county
were closed in order thar the teachers
could attend these meetings.
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evening in their hall on Main street
Rev. S. e. Jones, pastor OF the Chapltne
street Methodist Episcopal church. Will
be present and deliver an address.
Samuel CTider and II. T.. Smith OF
Elm Grove. hayn returned from a hunt
ing expedition down the State.
The members OF the West Alexander
Grange will hold a Halloween social
Tuesday evening in the auditorium or
the Peoples bank building.
The Halloween social held las: eve
ming b. the pupils OF tho West Alex
andcr high school was very pleasant
affair.
X. i. McConn Of West Alexander. who
has been confined 10 his home on &C
count Of injuries received in m acct
dent Is reported to be setting along
nicely.
All building work in the Ftkn district
is being rushed TO rapid completion be-
fore bad weather.
The members nr the Ladies' Aid So
cietr nf tho Trirdclphia Methodist
Episcopal church we're entertained yes
terday afternoon n tho home OF Mrs.
Laura Mcdonald
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POLICE COURT

In police court yesterday, Joe Con-
don was assessed 81 and costs for in
toXication. Dorothy Goodwin, of the
South Side, was assessed $20 and
costs for misconduct on the streets.
Toe Miller. drunk, was allowed 70 go
upon his promise to get out Of town
and stay out.
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League Dcvnti"ns and Will have q
theme Of mnu>uat Interest ENAalnS
tho Call of Cod" Mrs. -. Charles New
ton Church will give u flIc report ~
the late Wo,nau's Foreign Missionary
convention. held in Huntington. West
Virginia. next Wednesday, evening.
Bishop William Franklin Anderson. Cin-
cinnati. Ohio. will 10 cur honorcd guest
Sunday November E III.
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wARwoop CHURCHES.

Warwood Lutheran rhurcl--Fhe Cen
trn school. place 81! meeting. Rev Ralph
tscnth Sunday after Trinity. Divine
Worship with sermon appropriate 10 the
Reformation festival ~ 1880 a. IN. Sun
DAY school at go Il. M. so thnt all can
attend the Lutheran E"formn' ion ser
vices nj the Court Theatre di 500
o'clock
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American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
Louis Paul, Leatherwood
Delivered Good Address.

J. 2. Gordon. district plant supcrin-
icndent Of the Rell Telephone company.
dclivered q splendid address last even
ing 10 the members Of the Mems Bible
lass Of the Vance Memorial Prcshiy.
tcrian church on the subject the
Growth Of a. Modern Utility Tho ad-
dress was illustrated with lantern slides
and moving pictures OF the construc-
lion Of a transcontincntal line.
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and Mothers Sabbath school TT lO:5o:
Junior Christian Eudeav"r. 4:30 p. m;
Senior Christian E.ndeavnr. $50 p. M.
A congregational social will BE- held in
the church. Friday evening, November
3. at which all friends and members Will
be cordially welcomed.
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RARNEsynLE CEURCHES

First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Corner Church Street and Broadway.
Barnesvillc. Ohio. Price Alexander
Crow, Ph. D.. Minister. "A Woman's
Faith Crowned Gloriously" will be the
pastors theme Sunday morning. In
the evening The Ruin Of a Great City.
The Bible School goes forward with
contagious enthusiasm In its splendid
work Dir. Lewis Berry leads the
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FuIton Entertainment.

An entertainment will he given BY
room No. s of the Fulton public school
next Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock
Refreshments will be served. The pro-
ceeds 20 to tho school fund. The pro
gram includes: Music. Heading. and n
play entitled The Two Mrs. Browns
Reading. Song. Il cant do a thing with
my hair since 1t IS washed" Play, Tho
Haunted Gate" PanroInire. The irish
Washerwoman. j Colonial Minute.
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nn1ln"atnn SnNi


TUESDAY evening 4 iinlIoWc'cn 7NNiaI
vii he held h. tn" members nf the
West Alexander Grams" in the auditor
I,!m ~ the Peoples bank building. The
meeting is for members and their
friends only.
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BRIDGEPORT CHURCHES.

St. Paul's Ev. Luth. CHURCH, krldEe-
port. Main SITS. Rev. Otto Wendc!'
Pastor. 10th Sunday after Trinity: ket :
orn,ation Day. Sunday School and Bible
class at $50 a m. Divn" services with
sermon appropriate for III" Reformation
festival at l0:45 a. n. Union Rcf"rma-
ton services In the Court Theatre NJ
S Q. m. All Lutheran churches Of "herl
inF and vicinity PARTICIPATING Members
are asked To turn out in full force. The
public is invited 70 all these services.
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Trinity Lutheran church. Eirkwuod
Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity. Sun
day school AZ ago =. NJ. Morning SER
vice and sermon At lola q. m. Evening
service at 40 y. ~. Tn" congregation
will attend the Union Reformation ser
vice in III" COur. 'rh,a,vc at 30 y. II.
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Vest Wheeling Methodist Episcopal

West Wheeling Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. E. r.. Bourne. Pastor.
Sunday School 10 a. m. Public Worship
II a. m. subject OF sermon: The Ma
:urc and Effects Of Christian Unity.
Iun;on Ecvorth League .:20 p. N.
Senior Epworth League $50 p. m.
Prayer and Praise Service Thursday
evening at ) o'clock.
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Pastry Sale.

Tho members n the Golden LINK FlNie
class of the West Alexander Methnh1st
I5ujscnpal church will hold q pastry sale
I his afternoon and evening in the Arm
s,rong hardware store, West Alexander.
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Monday evening the members or 'ne
Lean Year club Of West Alexander, VIZ!
ne entertained nj the home OF MISS
Mary Lamb. Various games viii he
ruiovcd and refreshments will be served.
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west wheeling Churches.

West Bridgeport Methodist Erisc"pa!
Church. Rev. E. H. Bourne. Pastor.
Sunday School 10 Il. M. Junior LeaEu""
2:So .. m. Senior Epworth League $40
y. m. Public worship 1880 y. M. Topic:
THE Gospel and its Reception" Mid
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r-iadelpllia VS.. bridgeport.

The Triadclrhia District .high school,
football team will clash this afternoon
nj z o'clock on the Film Grove grounds
with the Bridgeport nigh school team
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G-eggsv;lle NJ. L. church. NJ Homer
Cummings. pacror. SUNDAY school at
a:45 a. m. Preaching at IL O'Clock.
theme. ~ New Commandment. Junior
League at 2. p. m. EpHorth League at
7:30 O'Clock.
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McMEcHN CHURCHES

Christian "hurcm. AiiAicci"m. corner
Fourth and Logan streets. parsonage IN
same block on fitth street. Sell phone
1861. t. ". FTllcc. Jr.. minister. Riblc
school, 10 Il. M. Earl Freeman. sup"riu-
tendent. Morning Worship. II n'clnrk:
Junior Endear"r, . =. III. Senior En-
icavor. $50 p. m, evening Worship,
$50. Choir practice. Friday evening.
day evening. Ladies Aid meeting all
day Thursday. Choir rehearsal Friday
evening.
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Parcel Post Sale.

Tho ladies az ihr IaiiHi Presbyterian
church will hnlh n social and pare!
post sale IN liiH town nah neNt Tuesday
,stning. Every "Iir - r"rdih!lE ihF'tc"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28

Fulton NJ f. church. NJ. Homer Cum
mings. pastor. Sunday school a. = y.
m. Epworth League at $50 p. m
Preaching b. Dr.. ". f. Compton a. IS"
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BEHwooD CHURCHES

Eenw"od VI. t.. church. corner Fifth
and Main streets. Rrv. Il. y. Sampson.
pastor. To tn" following services you
have q cordial invitation. Sunday school
ii a. NJ. Harold Srglcr. superintendent.
Morning worship. ! Il. II. Sermon hy'
the pastor. subject. AN old Love Story,
or How Moses Found His Wife" Ep-
worth League, G:2n n. M. Mrs. ]. K.
Siglcr superintendent. Evening wor-
ship, 80 p. m. Sermon By the pastor.
subject. The Greatest Investment in the
World" Tuesday. 80 p. ~, the Of
fetal board will meet. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday evening. $50. Junior League
Thursday. p. H.. Mrs. SAMPSON. super
tntcaClcnl The choir Of the NJ. Z. church
will serve. chicken supper Monday
evening. beginning at o'clock Special
music by the choir at both services Sun
day.
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81. Pauts church. Elm Grove: J. Logan
Fish. rector. There Viii DC services in
st. Paul's church tomorrow. the i1ue-
tesnth Sunday after Trinity, Of four
o'clock in the afternoon.
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rance Memorial Presbyterian church,

Vance Memorial Presbyterian church.
Woudsdatc. James Meass Potter. D. O..
minister Services at II a. H. and so
D. IA. Morning subject. Tch Doctrine
al Immortality in the Growth OF Chris
;!auity" Sunday school od Adult Bible
classes AZ $50 q m. Young Peoples
meeting a; 6:45 .. III. Special Offering
Tor The Aru1entans and Syrians, in &C
co-dance with the Presidents procia-
nation
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held last evening in the Vance Memorial
Presbyterian church at Wcrdsdale. was
we'll attended. Rev. Earl BROOKS OIL
Weston, delivered an address to the boys.
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Some Presbyterian church. Elm Grove.
Rev Il. 3. Lewellyn, pastor. Public
services. II a m. aud $50 2. n. Morn
ing subject, Spiritual Religion" text,
John 6:s3. Evening sermon to Fathers