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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-15

AH-West Virginia high school basket
First Team.
crawford, Tarkprs burg. forward
Ross, Huckhauuuu. forward.
j. Martin. Charleston. center
Zen. iarkorsburg. guard
Lay Held. Buck hauupu. E.arl
Second Team
IT. Martin Charleston. forward
knight. Fairmout. forward
HoNt. Thomas. center
Nctlc. IarkprS burg. guard.
Wilson. fairmont. guard
\ contest between the two teams
above might result 200 victory f.-
either. hut IN a series OF three. games Do
IN almost two-tu-one bet that the firSt
named would win out
My team is picked very largely
through observation at the Tournament
games. Had ]. however. considered on b,
the gaines played in the tournament I
would have had 90 replace either Law
ueld on M first team or Scale or VIII
son on my second team at "A guard 90
make room for Kohrobourh Of iiurt6a,-
non. This youngstcr played most COM
Histenuy throughout the five games IN
which Buckhauuou played and really
was more responsible Ton tho tim. show
ins ~ this team than any other man in
Bells superiority 90 unuucstiorcd Tfe
is the most brilliant as well ms tho MOST
consistent player who has ever aur,,r.d
on a West Virginia high school team.
least. did the work OF n forward iu
scoring no less than forty-sIN times
from the court. or ug average of mime
field goals per game for the tournament
years.
- Martin. o. Charleston a. .,r,.-
while NOT the best jumper 900 the tpuIua-
mtnf was The best all around c,rtar
VII" appeared Host last Years choice
showed httl. BE- ary better than Iu lqIs
aud especially iu his teams game
AEtlu~. IHlrmuEf was -fumrsd and
ouiplayeI boy Meredith ur th, opposition.
O.
either " the men named
A. Martin. and Palmer. 81 Charleston.
hAlEht "i Fairm.nt. Lasnoru. OF ped
mont. Baker. OF M1rtin~hurr. Perry. ur
Ilkius. Tilton. or Wsllsburr. Parker Or
buCkharHou. and IS. White uf t,irg-
WOOD. we're all high class forwards
Tor Al-State Boa 1916 but Will. tl.Ir
pace iS fully az fast sS that met last
year. tae teams entered. especially Par
N'f burE and l.4uhhauuuu. exhibited
much superior PLAYERS. Iu fact .t is
plain that could select thr.. f.arI.
from the players competing here tho
combination called best iu 1915.
he guards were hardest Co choose.
A,.lsman. Of Par-Neershurg. IS one high
,la7. man YIN" ] nave s' Ear failed Goo
mention. As 'stIl' guard he was .x.
c"lled only by Lay field. whom . named.
stark. my all-etata selection for fGl-.
was 300 and failed Co. show bis fa-na-
strength or would iuv. been selected
again. u Us worthy OF note that -FOUR
n,i"h pr the t"ufnaU' nf. huf none show
-uitici- ntiy strong to merit choosing
For individual hruaney tho team se-
.rawf0ri grt as mold goals boz rH. t.4-.
ram"ut, IaII o.. Rose. ~. 1rI d. Nm.
l.. work under trH UBeks. Was 90 ain
times sensational. tf ..I-.. team.
work would hass bon developed bat
under "a coach such o. rs FRAY. .. THrk.ra.
burg. IHTNtfI. OF I..UEHHrr.r H..l..r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-15
DISSOLVE PARTNERSHIP.

Afier successful business career
OF twenty-three years. the well known
firT Of Ez and Seilort. harness
makers and leather goods dealers. has
dissolved partnership The business
will be continued hy Charles r. Etz,
while Andrew j Seifert will retire.
The dissolution became effective yes
terday. through Mr. Seifcrt will re-
main with the business week or two.
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aas twists about like wild whirlpool

MARLIN. Tex. March ta-Esuuy
hautf may have strenuous fight TO
win o. position Iu John MCGraw's youder
meadow DO De- doesn't climb into uniform
pretty soon and show something Geo.
Kelly is hitting in all directions and
fielding nicely iu Benny berth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-15
MORE OPPOSITION
Citizens OF Parkersburg Propose Having
Counsel az Hearing on Petition for
Telephone ConHolidn ton.

That tIn proposed rates which would
Do '.'fL n Too telephone service in the
event uf tho consolidation Of the Gem
Grail District Telephone and the Cousofi-
dated Telephone systems. are meeting
W.fn objections I'M other sections Of the
stole nH WeIi as T. tho Wheeling dietrIcs
I7 evidenced by an editorial in a Par
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k'r~burE paper. Monday. which suggests
mat those who oppose the rates refain
counsel TO appear before the Public SER
vice commission when 30 considers the
apll'ai i"n Tor permission to make new
rdtr~ for telephone service.
] ne IarkersburE sentinel declares
mat securing such counsel could not be
regarded as an act OF hostility against
inc company neither would % b. action
Inconsistent with tho signing of peti-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-15
MOTORCYCLE CLUE.
Held Regular weekly Business Meeting
Last Evening.

The regular weekly business m.etIrE
~ tho WhesInE M0furDErfe club vas
IsId last evening lr The rooms over
fh. Eruu"1us restaurant. M. tiers p.f-
tanning Co.. fIs interests OF fH. ae1lc.n-
fuu We're discussed and EIri EpI..rs
was fukau .U as member Tr.-Iu.rr I.
I.lrduu IIsI reported that mo- Dad l..u
making aU inspection uf fnU roads Doe
tween here and Washington HlH hero
ard ST. 'Isir-Eill. and finds them 'a Ia
u splendid condition. Tn. FIRST Hl...-
aut sunday VIII es' tH, RIDER. Hr H SOC
.It"II.f. rum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-15
ROCKIES And REGULARS

DAYTONA. Fla. March ivy OIL
son. playing shortstop for the Hedging
Robins. is tho first man put out Of tho
game this year. RE playfully tossed a
handful OF miniature cobblestoncs into
for %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-15
The Six Hardest Pitchers I've Ever Faced
BY JAMES CALLAHAN.
Manager Pittsburgh Nationals

I'm naming my six best pitchers, say enough i'm
praise OF Walsh johnson and Mathewsun Asked
three greatest, that trio would my choice But here
are the six best in my opinion covering past
twenty years:
CLARK GRIFFITH-Chicago Nationals
EDWARD WALSH-Chicago Americans
CHRISTY MATHEWsoN-New York Nationals
WALTER JoHNsoN-Washington Americans
KID NICHoLS-Boston Nationals
AMOS RUSIE-New York Nationals
In naming Clark Griffith first named one of the bvpone
great ones who wasn't much for smoke but used his
head and varied his delivery made him great
pitcher At checking club wild of hitting never
knew the equal of Walsh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-15
TENNIS CLUB
HOLDS BANQUET
OLD OFFICERS WE'RE RE-EIrcrrp
AT hEETrNo HELD IN HOTEL
WINDSOR
rentative Date For Holding Tournament
was Agreed Upon--Annual Tenni.
Dance To BE Held On TUESDAY
Following Raster

The annual meeting and banoue, q,
tnT Wheeling Tennis Association was
n.'l lsst evening Al tho Windsor hotel
az which time officers were elected Tor
the ensuing year. and a t.ntativ. dats
srt Tor the annual tournament 10 be
,,.,.li. or the courts % the club. Aside
u,s we're TAKEN up. The meeting was
called 20 order and presided over by
resident u. p. Bowie. Immediately fol.
was held
The first matter that came under the
'Huslderatlon OF the members was the
lection OF Officers The officers that
nave served the club In such srIendii
manner during the past -four or live
years being reelected TO succeed them.
selves during the coming year Thoy
cent p T. Armbruster. secretary and
treasurer g. W. Jackson. These officers
IN, club ana their reelection is a tri-
butte. paid BY the members 10 their work
Do behalf OF the organization
=. p. Armhrustcr was chosen a. chair
man or the tournament committee and
Thomas tumminS and Arthur Gilbert "a
MS assistants. The work OF thc past
year was gone over and Mr. Armbrtistrr
reported that he had applied 20 IA. Ma
uoual Lawn Tennis Association OF
Wmth wheeling H. member. for July
. ana following days. ON which To- Hold
VIII De- Tor the open cngmpion~hlp %
West virginia. that b. open To- PLAYERS
i'"'" any " no I' WITHIN the nttFd states
10 was also decided Co have the annual
tennis dane" ON The Tuesday evening
following Easter Thomas h.atti, wa,
appointed as chairman Co boz 900 ch4rgs
OF this event. details OF which Will D..
announced later. Aside from this the
members discussed tho club iu general
ana talked over matters for Oh. better
mont OF the organizatIou
Those lu attendance were.
Meszrs
Howard MerNrl. l.. Woodward
IhU~. MCN. Cum Erauznslm.
minis, y. r.. sweeney.
ID. Arthur Gilbert, Guy Hawkins
George Mafbi~ou. %. e. Howell
robert u. feruur, George G"rlnr.
Victor Gsbhar;. George Beams
D. y. Reed. Warner Marsh.
d. ~. -fuhhIsf.,ld. tha4 ~. lack
Il.m Hlrrum SON.
W r. Eurt. d. o. Bowie
j. T.. Dunn. o.. e.. r. bnuIeI-
y. t. Jones. D. D. Nrwhrustsr.
Thomas Jefferson. Thomas H,Httie
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MANY CHANGES In
A. B. G. TOURNEY
OLD soNps or, COLUMBUS. ARE
NOW EsTABLIsHEp IN
FIRST PLACE.
wheeling Boys Have Finished ana Will
BE on Their Way Home To-day
Courtney Rolled 6l6
In Singles.

TOLEDO. O.. March Wholesale
changes In the standing OF tho leaders
in the American Bowling Congress were
made IN the play early today and late
last night The old RondS. OF Columbus.
row kuown a. the heinic Rishrs shot
=n's Tor first place In the fiVes. sykes
MONA and Hank Marine. OF chicago.
leaned up 1873 In the doubles Tor an
oth"r lead and BODY Rnydol 90 chicago.
ran second IA the singles Thoma also
put thicago into another FIRST place with
lfls IN the all events, one Of the best
marks on the 4. " g. books
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-15
TEMPLE JUNIORS
Win Exciting Game From Columbia
Club Reserves On Y. NJ. II. A Gym
Floor Last Evening.

Last evening To-. Temple juniors
basket bali team defeated Tho columbia
club Receives hy Tho score o. 'o to
- Tho game was played ON tho floor
81 Tho y. NJ. o. a gym and was am eN-
citing contest from the start IiiukiuS.
Gufmar and Wolf aU played well for
tnr Temple boys and Biak. svas tho l,st
performer for the Ns-.ryc-
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Spring Overcoat

and look the part during the
.'Dress-up' campaign that
Is coming on apace.
For the young man who
wants that gentlemanly APP
p @ a rance accomplished SO
successfully by well-selected
clothes, we are offering two
Spring Overcoat Specials at
500. One is a single-breast-
ed. form-ftting coat in plain
colored flannels. mostlv
greens and blues. The other
is "A loose-fitting ment
with narrow shoulders made
i'll the rough cloths. cheviot
and homespun.
Other Ovcrcoats. So to
$50.
Weather for today: Rain.
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special Dispa CHI Co the Intelligence
TOLEDO. - March 1.-The Wheel
lng BOYS have finished up and will all
be- HON" "Wednesday evening charles
Courtney did 6is in his indiv iduais Ths
Musee team is standing In eighth place
with 2ss1. Following IT. the scores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-15
SIANSBURY PICKS
ALL-STAR TEAMS
WESLEYAN COLLEGE ATHLETIC
MANAGER ANNOUNCES
SELECTIONS

BASES Finding Largely Through obser-
walton at Recent Tournament-
brilliant Stars Mentioned
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CTTAELOTrESNlIIE. Va. March a.
-EouIeau. Barber and IamI, sUU are
hitting the ball au hard Tor the Grinmen
chat Milan and Morller. last years rCgu-
Jars. are taking on "a worried look
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Temple Jr..-9o Col. Rsssrvss-a4

Goals from nelI. Easr O.. HIpkus g.
Iron. WOLF b. Fou-, e. S'Uu'i f
Blake 4
GOALS from foul Gutmor .. Foo.c o..
Blake
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DAVE SAYS:

It's time TO shed that Win
ter look about your clothes.
Get a classy, dashv
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and a. bunch uf first citizens were ON
hand at the depot today To- give Row land
and ms 81 players the welcome sign.
The town is au Doc up for the occasion
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TAMPA. Fla. March 1.-THE Cub
camp was minus another regular today.
liurI'r label was ~suf tu Los Angeles.
colts and regulars viii renew activities
today for owner M,cEhWaus 500
purse. Regulars won yesterday. To g.
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SAN ANTONIO. Tex March IA
with practically all Cardinals Goo tiptop
shape. HurElu- ordered e. slow-up ia
morning practice. The usual afternoon
stunts Will h" continued. Catcher Roche
has been sold 90 Tacoma
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NEW ORLEANS. Ia. March 1.-THE
Itpooscs took the third straight game
from Ice EohIs Indians. The regulars
each dropped two bits Iu real money ON
tho result. which was 90 3D.. Six hits
ANA five runs were Cumb'd or CoEtIes-
kIs hy the IaYs ia the seventh.
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PALESTINE. Tex. March 14-J0ucs
today selected his regular team. with
fHrpc exceptions. Here % is. BortUu. 10.
Pratt 20. short and third undecided
ruhiu. rf. Suottcu Do, center undecided.
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T.-a.ra ,ro.- namrr.r- ''''
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CBY II. A. srANsBuRYD

ball team.
The Denver star., 1916-11-25
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.
Corner oath and California Sts.,
Rev. p. J. Price, Pastor,
S412 California; Champa 1853.

Sunday School Lesson: "a Living
Sacrifice" Rom. 1874. w. A. Mason,
Supt.; NJ Peoples, Asst. Supt.
B. Y. P. u, $50 p. m.
Splendid services last Sabbath. Ow-
ing to error our news column was
headed over Campbell Church news.
Mistake we presume by printer. We
are aware it was not done Intentional
ly.
We are expecting good services at
Central and Shorter Churches, Nov.
30th, 1916. Time, II a. m. Also nice
dinner to be served in the old Church;
program at night.
The celebration at Zion church la
being well attended.
The pastor is not so well at this
writing.
There will be a musical at Central
Dec. 14th, 1916. Also a grand recital
at Central. Dec. 21st at night, by Bro
". Is. Franklin, in the interest OF the
church.
Xmas Program, Dec. 23rd, 1916, al
Central. Xmas Tree also.
A Cantata, auspices Sunday School
We are planning financial cam
paign for January, February anc
March, 1917, interest new church.
The sick of our church are improv
ing.
There has been some changes mad'
concerning the Thanksgiving sermon
Rev. Sawyer will preach instead o
Rev. Ward, of Campbelrs A. M. 3
Church. Rev. Ward, Alternate.
The Denver star., 1916-11-25
Y. w. c. A. NOTES.

The Vesper services of last Sunday
afternoon were fully enjoyed by the
large crowd present. > Mrs. Pearl Rose
was the leader.
Next Sunday we will have a union
meeting with the Y. w. c. A. at Zion
Baptist church. The hours are from
until p. M. after which tea will
be served at the Phyllis Wheatley
Club. 318 E. 25th st.
On Monday evening we had t1e. tx.
treme pleasure of hearing travel talk
by Mrs. Tauseig, on trip to Europe
by the Mediterranean route. She IL
Illustrated her lecture with numerous
post cards. scenes and large photo
graphs.
The chairmen have been selected
for the committees and their corps Of
workers, with many new plans fol
this years work, we hope to make II
prove both in gaining new members
and financially an institution to make
all Denver extremely proud.
The Denver star., 1916-11-25
THE ZION BAPTIST CHURCH,
gath Avenue and Ogden.
David e. over, D. D., Minister.
Telephones, York 6oo7, York 1877.

lions Golden Jubilee is in progress
The remarkable response of the com
munity thus far is conclusive evidence
that the undertaking is a great sue
cess. Sunday was an outpouring sci
dom seen in Denver. DR.. John E. Ford
former pastor Of Zion, preached to con
gregations which taxed the capacity
OF both auditoriums.
On Monday evening, "Old Pioneers
Night" crowd unprecedented braved
the storm. There is no doubt that the
community is realizing that this is an
occasion unparalleled in the city's his
tory.
Dr.. E. w. Moore, Columbus. Ohio.
will preach the Jubilee sermon next
Sunday. Dr. Moore is a preacher of
great power and one of the great lead
ers of the denomination, being chair
man of the Foreign Mission Board OF
the National Baptist Convention.
Friday evening will mark an occa-
sion which no one should miss. The
Better Baby contest will be deter
mined, and prizes awarded for all other
successful contestants. Sunday will
be the great Gold Offering Day.
The Denver star., 1916-11-25
Y. M. c. A. NOTES.

An enormous crowd was present
last Sunday afternoon to listen to the
address delivered by DR.. Ford of Jack
sonville, Fla, who spoke on the Sig
nificance of the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association to the Individual Life
of the Community"
"A mother worries very little about
her absent boy If she knows that he
1t is also great thing for a travelling
man. He never worries about his
stopping place If he can find a room
il the Association" He said the Y
M. C. A. is the colored mans hotel
the best he has.
Everybody is getting ready for the
football game which is to be played
between our team and the l. A. C.
(white) at Broadway Park Thanksgiv-
ing afternoon at two o'clock, and for
the concert and pipe organ recital
which will come off at Shorter church
on December 18th. A great time is ex
pected at each event.
A great time is anticipated at the
union meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A and
Y. w. C. A. next Sunday afternoon a,
$3.50 o'clock at the Zion Baptist
church. Judge James A. Killian of
the State Supreme Court, will be the
speaker. 1t is also expected that the
Rev. DR.. Moore, who comes this week
to deliver the Jubilee sermon of Zion,
of unusual ability and all should hear
him. The boys will also meet with
them.
The Denver star., 1916-11-25
SCOTT METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, sos 26TH AVE.
REV. q. s. SAWYER, Pastor.

24o1 Emerson st. Phone York $751;.
Sunday school. s:4s q m.
Preaching. II a. m. and 8 p. m.
Epworth League. 6:4b p. m.
Midweek services, 8 p. m. Wednes-
day.
All services Sunday we're we'll at
tended. The Epworth League was
especially enthusiastic. Miss Ethel
Reese, who led the discussion. put
plenty of spice and ginger in the topic.
Sunday shall be day for feast
Of good things. In the morning SER
vice the pastor will speak about Civ
ing Thanks and Gods Gift" In the
afternoon at 3 o'clock will be the close
Of the rally, at which time Rev. G. A.
Williams. pastor Of Shorter chapel.
viii speak. There will also be a spe-
cial treat in the evening services. II
n verv much desired by the pastor
and od,cers Of the church that every
member be in attendance at all OF
the services. especially the morning
The Denver star., 1916-11-25
PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN.
e.. 23rd Ave. and Washington st.
Pastor, J. A. Thos-HazeIl, s. T. 3.

Sermon Topics, Sunday Nov. 26th:
1900 a. ma Further Study of the
Little Book"
$50 p. m.-"The First Every Mem
Der Church and the First Church for
Every Member"
Last Sabbath evening the pastor and
congregation were highly favored with
the presence Of DR.. John Ford OF Jack
sonville, Fla, who brought greetings
from the churches of the Southland,
and more particularly from the Laura
Presbyterian Church Of his city, where
the Rev. S. A. Downer, S. T. B., is pas
toring. The doctors message was well
received. We are always glad to have
him.
The two big events" outside of the
Sabbath services in the Peoples
Church for the incoming week are:
(a) The Dramatic and Musical Recital
Monday night at $3.50 o'clock by DR..
John H. Cover and other local artists.
AS an entertainer the doctor does not
confine himself to his organ and piano
work, in which sphere he Is now peer
less, but is almost equally as popular
in the field Of healthy literature as
well as in the domain OF wit and hui
NOR. We look forward for a great time
Monday night Doors open at 500
o'clock; concert begins at $3.50. Buy
your ticket and be on time. CD
Thanksgiving services will be observed
Thursday morning at 11:OO O'Clock in
this church. Special sermon with
special music The ladies will serve
Thanksgiving dinner after the serv'
ices. Thanksgiving offertory as fol.
lows: Adults, $1.00.
Contributions for the work Of the
church for the month from out-of-town
members are as follows: Mr.. w. T.
Fields at Dearield, $50; Mrs. Lizzie
Stone. Greenville. KY, $40; member
living in the city contributed ton OF
coal during the week just closed; Sew.
ing Circle and Willing Workers Club
$c5.
On behalf Of the interested members
Of the church the pastor and officers
avail themselves OF this opportunity tc
express gratitude and appreciation to
the donors above stated.
Beginning with Sunday evening, De
cember 3rd, the evening services will
be taken up at 500 o'clock instead o.
$50 O'Clock.
The Denver star., 1916-11-25
BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH.
314S Lafayette Phone Y 7647.
REV, A, e. REYNOLD6. PASTOR.

Sunday School, 9:45. Subject, "A
Living Sacrifice" Romans 1918.
1900 a. m.-Preaching.
At 3 D.. m. the Missionary society
will render the following pregnant:
"a Singing by the congregation:
ca Reading scripture lesson by the
President; Prayer by Mrs. A. E. Rey'
nolds; singing by the congregation
Jubilee songs; (D Address. How to
Arouse Missionary Spirit in Our
Church, Mr.. H. R. Green: 90 Talk
Mrs. Mary Springs; CO. Address. Why
Should We Support the Church?-Rev
C. A. Miller; CD Song by the congre
CATION; Address, Rev. Blenn; Remarks
by Rev. Robinson; closing remarks
by the pastor; announcements; offer
tory; benediction.
1880, B. Y. P. U. Topic, The Grace
of Gratitude, Ps. 107:1-43. CThanks
giving meeting) =,
7:45, preaching. The pastor will
D, each from the following subject:
Driven Dom Home. During the month
of December he will preach a series
of sermons from the PARALLELS Of oul
Lord, the Tares, the Growing Seed
the Mustard Seed, the Leaven. DOM
fail to come out and hear them.
Masonry Exposed. The lady Mason.
will present this laughable play Wed
nesday night, the goth. Admission
1Oc. The ladies of the church vii
serve dinner Thanksgiving day. Come
out and take dinner with them.
Union Thanksgiving services. Camp
bell, Scott and Bethlehem churches
will worship with Central church, ant
Zion and Peoples Presbyterian will
worship with Shorter's chapel. IL a. m
Let US attend at one OF the places ant
turn thanks to the Lord.
The Denver star., 1916-11-25
CHURCH OF THE HOLY REDEEMER
22nd Ave. and Humboldt St
The Rev. Henry 8. Brown, 3. D.,
OIL. Vicar.
REDEEMER

REDEEMER i.6 lor fTdWt
700 a. M, Celebration of the Holy
Eucharist. 9:45 a. M, Sunday School.
1l:15 a. M, Choral Mathis with Ser
mon. Wednesday, 2:3O p. m. the
Guild of ST. Perpetua will meet. On
Thursday, 800 p. M, the Parish Guild
will meet. Friday, ZOO p. M, the Al
tar Guild of St. Mary the Virgin will
meet. 500 p. m, Litany and general
choir rehearsal. Saturday, 200 p. M,
Junior choir rehearsal. 800 p. M,
Juvenile Branch of the Altar Guild
will meet. Thanksgiving day (Thurs-
day, November 30th), 700 a. M, cele-
bration of the Holy Eucharist.
Success isn't gotten by sacrificing
other people; you must sacrifice your
self, and live under orders. and never
think for yourself, and never have any
real satisfaction in your work, except
just at the beginning. when you are
reaching out after a notion.-"The
Light that Failed" ~
The Denver star., 1916-11-25
STOP THE FIRST COLD.

A cold does not get well Of itself.
The process OF wearing out a cold
wears you out. and your cough be-
comes serious If neglected. Hacking
coughs drain the energy and sap the
vitality. For AZ years the happy com.
bination of soothing antiseptic bal
sans in DR.. Kings New Discovery
has healed coughs and relieved con-
gestion. Young and old can testify
to the effectiveness of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for coughs and colds. Buy
bottle today at your druggist. SOC.