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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-22
Order Of Publication.


The State Of West Virginia. Ohio County. -:
In tho Circuit Court OF Ohio County, West virginia.
December Rules 1916.
Gertrude Moore. Jessie E. Watkins.
Joseph J. Watkins. Clara Shcaring
Harry ShearnE. Ilsintiffs
Frank Smith. Esther Smith. ". Hir.
rell Smith Eva Smith. Louise Smith.
J. h. Chambers Belle 81 Chambers. In Chancery.
william H. Chambers. Joseph Hand
Ian Jaseph Haudlan. Trustee, Harry
Mvore G. ". Smith. Charles c. ..-
Wood and Frank lIlggs Defend
ants.
The object Of this suit Ia to partition the real es-
tate and interests In real estate Of which Lester
Smith died seized among those properly entitled
thereto II said property may not be partioncd In
Kind 10 sell the and divide the proceeds among
those parties properly entitled thereto.
And 1t appearing from affidavit filed In said
case At these Rules that the defendant Harry Moore
is not resident Of the State Of West Virginia. and
he not having been served with process in said suit
on motion Of the plaintiffs by Marsh Watkins. their
attorney. this order Of publication Is entered against
him. and II Is ordered that the said defendant above
named. I've and he Is required 10 appear within ono
month after the date Of the first publication OF this
order and do what Is necessary to protect his inter-
rs,y. II Is further ordered that this order be pub
Iished and Iustcd required By law
Witness. John J.. knEhon. Clerk of our said
rpurt. al the Court House OF said County. this 9Th
day Of December 1916 o-wt: December Nucs. l9l6.
JOHN L. KISGlioRN. Clerk
Published the first time December Ith. 1916
Attest:
JOHN L. KISGHoRS. Clerk.
MARSH WATKINS.
Attorney for plaintiffs d--s-l5-22-2o
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DR.. J. F. c. Soller of Youngstown. O..
president of the Eastern District OF
the Joint Synod of Ohio and the Rev.
DR.. Otto Mees, president Of the Capital
University of Columbus, O., will Of
tciate. a special program will be Civ
en- by the choir.
The pall-bearers will be members
OF the church vestry: Henry Hoff-
mann, Conrad SchneidmiIler, William
E. Schenk,. F. G. Rapp, l.. r. Halter,
H. r.. Kraft, G. w. knarr and c. ].
Doepkin. The place of burial had not
been decided last night.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS.

Notice.
To the Holders NJ Bonds Of tho Highland Coal Ton
paIly. secured by the inrnure nf the rIrSr day OF
August. 4. ID. 1905. brtwrci Highland Coal Tom
pAry and Dollar Savings and Trust I,rGupxuy.
TrustecS:
NOTICE is hereby given. that Highland Coal
Company. has called for redemption bonds numbered
Isl Ia 2GU. both inclusive. II Highland Iohl tioih.
pany's purchase money flint mortgage six Jar
gold lsiids. ~ the series secured abrr Indicated
aud dated August lI. 1900: and tina, the first
day ~ February. A. ID. lql1 there will .,ccuinu and
bc duo aud payable upon each Of the sLid Dtrtls
numbered aforesaid. the principal thereof aud
accrued interest said date. which will liz paid.
and said bonds purchased and retired al the nrfire
Df Dollar Savings and Trust Company. Of Wheeling.
West Virginia. IN said date In accordance with tie
provisions " Article THREE " said lndrnturr. satd
bonds numbered Isl to 2un bcing the iEsl now out
standing numbers Of said series.
HIGHLAND COAL COMPANY,
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Order Of Publication.
In Chsncey.


The State Of West Virginia. Ohio County. So
In the Circuit court Of Ohio County. West Virginia.
December Rules 1910.
Gertrude Mn"rc. III Chancery
Harry a. Moore. Divorce.
The inject OF this suit Is TO obtain for the plain
TIN herein. an absolute divorce from tho bonds Of
matrilnony from the defendant herein.
And IL appearing from affidavit filed In said
at these Rules that the defendant Harry A. Moore. Is
not resident OF the State u West Virginia. and he
T having been served with process In said suit. OH
motion Of the plaintiff by y. A. Mckee. her al.
inrncy. this order NJ publication Is entered against
him. and It Is ordered that the said defendant above
named. be and he Is required to appear within one
month after the date Of the first publication OF this
order md do what Is necessary to protect his inter-
rs,s. /, Is further orderrd that this order be pub
lishcd and pasted required by law.
Witness John /. Kingdom. Clerk OF our said
Court at thr court fnuse of said County. this 9Th
day Of December. 1916. tu-wit Drcerber Sules l0lG.
JOHN l.. KISGiiORS. CLERK.
Published the first time December It'll. 1916.
Attest:
JOHN !. KISGITORH. Clerk
d. A. Mckee.
Attorney for plaintiff.
Ohio County Circuit Cunrt. December Rules 1916.
The State IL West Virginia:
Tn the Sheriff Of Ohio County. Greeting:
We command y0u that y0u SUMMON Harry A
Moore II lie lie found In your bailwlck. to appexr
At the Clerks office Of the Circuit Court OF Ohio
County at Rules 10 In held for the said Court OIL
the first Monday In December. 1916. 10 bill
In ChHncry exhibited against him in the said court
by Gertrude v MOnrr. aud have then there this writ
Witness. John l.. Kingdom. t'rfk OF our said
Court al the Court iluuse NJ said County. III the
City Of Wheeling the 9Th day " November. 1916.
and In the 18th year II the State Of West Virginia
John J.. KlNGIIuRS. Clerk.
Gertrude Y. Moore vs.. Harry 4. Moore, Summons,
In Chancery.
u. H. Mckee. J.. q.
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Christian z, Wolf.

Christian r. Wolf. retired. we'll
known South Wheel ling resident, died IN
the family home. - TNcnty-seccnd
following L prolonged illness. Mr.. Wolf
was 81 "cars old and had lived in this
city ncanly all his life. He was L mem-
Der OF Zion Lutheran church.
lie leaves Il wife and two sons. Her
bert c. and Carl l.. Wolf. and one
daughter. Mrs. John Mccartney of Pitts
DuISh. Pa.
Funeral services will he held in the
hcne !hiS afternoon al $50 O'Clock
The Rev ~ l.. BrnZc uf Zion Lutheran
church will likely ulflciate. Special
cars will convey friends 10 Peninsula
cemetery, where irt":ment will. be
made.
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J. W, crumlev of Canton {

Wednesday evening At his home in
Canton. o.. occurred Tie death Of John
w. Crumley, which rame as u great
shock to his many friends in this sec
ton lis we'll as the C,mnlnity in which
he lived. Mr.. CrumlLy was Il resident
Of Martins Ferry for many %SdrS, bcn
connected with the Stanton Heather
company. The body Will be taken to
HCrrisvilc. o.. Saturday morning. Flu
neral Sunda" at. | y. M. in the home of
his father. George CrumTCy.
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f. Funeral for Miss Telford.

Funeral services were held yesterday
morning for Miss Mary Sarah Tclford.
aged 20. in the family home, 1i3 Market
street, followed with requiem high mass
In ST. JoSephs cathedral. lntrrnent
was In Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The services were largely attended
by the many friends Of Miss Tclfurd.
who was unc of The most popular young
ladies OF this city. She passed away
last Monday.
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British Vessel Sent
Down Without Warning

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.--An Off
cial report TO the State Department
today from the American Consul at
Malta said that the British horse ship
St. Ursula, bound from SalonikI to
Montreal In ballast, with six Ameri.
cans in the crew were sunk without
warming by torpedo from a subma-
rine Of unknown nationality on De-
cembcr II. Two officers reported
seeing the wake of the submarine
and its periscope but not its flag. The
survivors, including the six Ameri-
cans. landed at Malta six hours after
wards. Four men still are m,pslng.
The State Department has ordered
further investigation.
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HOUSE WINS CUP.

George f. House. II Wheeling boy. won
II handsome silver cup for tho highest
individual srnrc---9S.lf--in tho fruit
Judging contest which has just closed
with the meeting of tho intercollegiate
Fruit Judging League at Columbus. q.
Seven team competed. each composed nf
three men and their captain.
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Harkcr. died this evening as he was be-
ing conveyed to FairInont Hospital No.
3. from injuries received by getting
struck by q passenger train on the Is.
and .. near kingmont. He was EN-
ploycd ut the James mine OF the Rob-
inson Coal company and whilc on his
way home was run down as he walked
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POLICE P1CK-UPs.

Robert Davis, an Alabama coon" en-
pIoyed on the railroad construction work
east Of the city. got all souscd up last
evening and Officer Hildrcbrand locked
him up. John Poe. Il plain drunk, was
run In by Officer Smith.
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D I E D

WolF-On Wednesday, December -. 1915. h
o'clock y. H.. 1t the family reiidencs. No. -
Twenty SECOND street. CHRISTIAN T. WOLF, In
the 5Stl year VI his age.
Funeral from Ill. late residence. - TWsnu second B.
un Friday. December 80 1915. u 7:Js O'Clock p.
III. In,rrmr1it At Peninsula Cemetery. friends re-
slrcttully invited to attend. SpucI eAE 70 coaSU
friends to the cemetery.
tplesse omit floRerI)
WERpER--On Thursday. December 2lH, 1916. 1t
1906 O'Clock y. H.. at his late residenes No. "
Fifteenth street. REV. a. W. wERDE1, In his
18th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
HASSETT-On Thursday December 2Ik, 1916, o.
II ~ O'Clock a. M. At the family residence No.
burke HaAse,t. aged ~ yearI
Funeral un Saturday morning at $50 O'Clock
NrtitIirm high mass At *. JGscph's cathedral ~
O'CLOCK. Friends Of family Invited TO attend.
Iuternlent at ML Galway cemetery.
tEitIsburvh. IA, and SieuGcnJille, o.. papen
please cupy.)
McCAhk-0n Wednesday, December 20, lpe. at
O'Clock L. H., At the North Wheeling hospttal.
MNs MARGARET McCASS. wife Of Owen Nc
Camii In the 55th year Of her ago
Funeral Friday morning. December - Aeauem
high mass At O'Clock. NJ IT. JoSephI cathedral.
ln,crlnrnt In Mt. Galway ceiertery.
pittsburgh papcrs p!esse copy)
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ru,,ral for Robert Irwin,

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
wire held in the Merdcl chapel. l2l2
Chapline street. for Robert irwin, the
veteran steamboat man and local
wealthy broker. who died in the Ohio
Valley General hospital Tuesday even
ing. The Rev. DIR. Jacob Birmingham
of St. I.Ikc's PROTESTANT Episcopal
church oniciatrd Burial was III Green
wood cemetery.
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Martin A, Hassett.

Martin A. Hasselt. Il local elevator
operator. died in his home. 14i0 Mood
street. yesterday morning at ll;3n
o'c.cck following an Illness of several
weeks He WAS ia his forty-ciEhth yrs
and had lived in this city about all his
life Mr.. llassctt was 4 member Of 81:
.fnSeph'S cntt et1rrl and the societies nt
that congregation. Surviving Is his
wife. Mrs. Mary 'Burk"I lfHsSrtt.
Funeral services will be held IN the
home Saturday morning at $50 O'clock.
REQUIEM high mass in 81. JosrphS ca
thcdrnl ut o'clock. with intGrmcnt In
Mount Calvary cemetery.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice 10 cts1Itsss.
To the Creditors Of James ". HenderSoo. decessed:
In pursuance Of 4 decree Of The Circuit Court d
the County Of Ohio State Of West vifIinis. msds In
cause therein pending to subject tho real estate q
the said James ". Henderson 10 The pAJnsat OF hh
debts YOU are required present claims aSslns.
the estate OF the said James n. Henderson,. for i'd
indication TO Frank A. McMIhon. Commissioned. q
his office In the said county. rooms sos. s0i eehmu'
bach Building. Whc nG West virgins. on o. oeao3e
the 3rd day OF January. 1917.
Witness John l.. Kingdom. Clerk Of the saN Court.
this 18th day Of November. 1916.
JOHN l. KINGDOM.
n-l7-94-d-l. S.l5-22 CdeTk.
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Funeral for Mrs. Mccain Today.

ThIS morning NJ 6:3U OCIOCK, IuNtTEI
services will BE- held In the family home,
1862 Sixteenth street for Mrs. Margaret
Mccain. aged 81, wife Of Owen McCann.
who died In the North Wheeling hos
pltal Wednesday afternoon. Requiem
high mass will be celebrated in ST.
Joscph's cathedral at 9 o'clock. with in
terment in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2l.-Gcorgc c.
Wilkins. retired general agent of the
Pennsylvania railroad, died ut his homo
here late last night. lie began his rail-
road career In 1853 as rodman on sur
vrvS and construction on the Pitts
burgh and Connellsville railroad.
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Philipy Heck.

S1cciai Dispatch To the lntrrrnccr-
FAlI,MbET. w Va. Erc. :t.-l'hilips
Heck. aged So years. /. lifelong resident
of Marion county. died tonight at his
home near Riv"rville. Two dang
Mrs. Ellen Hayes of Portsmouth, o..
and Mrs. Riley Parks Of Fairmont. sur
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Miss Daisy Stnrcher.

Special Dispatch Ia lhr Intelligence.
CLARESBI'R w. Va. Dec. 81
Miss Daisy NJ. Starch"r. daughter Of
Mrs. Elrira Slarrhcr. died today at hor
home at Union Heights Of heart disease,
aged 20
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Came Here In 1864.

The following month he was called
to st. James church, this city, sue
ceeding the Rev. Christian Frederick.
At that time he was one OF the young,
est pastors in those days. being bug
twenty-five years of age. From that
time until less than year ago he
was the regular pastor at st. James.
and it was seldom that he was ever
absent from the pulpit in all the fifty
two years. 1t was the same church
building that he preached his first
and his last sermon in this city. The
mother of Mr.. Werder died in this
city in about 1880 and was buried IN
a local cemetery. She was an ardent
lutheran, while his father was a
Catholic. He died a number of years
before his wife,
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WAkTED-Coal lands In Ohio West VilEtnia, No:
8 Pittsburgh vein. Would prefer shipping coal
Address Buyer. InIelligencer. dip.
WANTED-To buy fat hoEi. Mail me . card and
state your location Louis suStersich. Blaine. Ohio
Box No. G. d-l0.I: .
500 FINEST trained singing canSres. Males and
fcnixleL Talking parrots. caEes. Reeds medianss
etc. e. W. Arbaugh. 23-6th 81, Martins Fe1Ty. O.
Bell phone 21g-J: SItl 1851. d-7.1n
PATENTSss:.ssse:::s !.. sss::
- Cd. Patent and
.!aaelnur. .Illx4lIou Booklet ffoN
T. y. pUhLAR, 1ats1t LAWNAk
National Exchange Bank BUILDING.
Wheeling. " Va
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FATALLY INJURED

1A4AAA1 41NJ y hIAO'
Special Dispatch to the IntclliEcncer.
FAIRAlOST, W. Va. Dec. 21.-Earl
Harker, eighteen year old son Of c. B.
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Hls Last Public Appearance.

The last public appearance of the
veteran pastor was TO participate IN
the Lutheran four hundredth jubilee
in the Court theatre, Sunday alter
noon, October 20. when he offered a
most Prevent and impressive prayer
that touched the vast audience as
sembled to do honor to the memory
of Martin Luther. Despite his weak
ened condition, he attended services
regularly at his old church and took
an active part in the Brotherhood So
ciety of the congregation, usually OIL
fering prayer at the meetings. He
was always glad to be with the young
folk, as he often expressed it and
would take part in the discussions
and enjoyments of the meetings.
Golden Anniversary in 1914.
Two years ago last July. the golden
anniversary of the pastorate OF The
Rev. MIR. Werder was celebrated BY
st. James church. 1t was the most
impressive and pretentious affair OF
the kind held by any congregation of
that denomination in this city. The
aged pastor was the recipient OF many
presents and the affair given In his
honor was highly appreciated BY him.
MIR. Werder was twice married: His
0rSI vile WAS hlSS NldlS Il. L'hS Hu a
member of one of the pioneer families
of this community. Their wedding
took place in 1868. She died eleven
years later. One child was born 70
them, who died in infancy. His SEE
ond marriage was TO Miss Ellen Miller,
also of this city. who died several
years ago. Those surviving are three
daughters and two sons. namely:
Mrs. Max L. Steuer. wife of the pastor
Of st. James Lutheran church, ELM
Grove, and assistant pastor OF St.
James church of this city; Misses
Emma and Ida Werder. with whom
he had made MS home since the death
of his wife: Albert II. OF Columbus,
O., and Kari Werder, of Detroit, Mich.
Both sons will arrive in the city today
to attend the funeral.
Funeral Services Sunday.
At q meeting Of the church BOARD
and members Of the Brotherhood So
clety. last night, arrangements for the
funeral were completed. The Dody
will lie In state in st. James church
from II Il. N. Sunday until 2 o'clock
that afternoon, at which time public
funeral services will be held. The Rev.
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REV, A, ", N|ERDER Of ST. JAMES,
LUTHERAN CHURCH, CALLED HOME
HAD BEEN PASTOR OF THAT CON-
GREGATION MORE THAN
HALF CENTURY.
Was Dean Of Ministers Of This Commu-
nity-Body viii Lie in State.
Funeral Sunday Afternoon.

Lying as in peaceful repose, the Rev.
Albert W. Werder, for more than half
a century pastor Of ST. James German
Lutheran church, Chapline street. en-
tered eternal sleep yesterday afternoon
at 3:O5 o'clock, in his home, No. 50
Fifteenth street. His family, at the
bedside. thought he was sleeping until
just before the end came, when the
heartbeat became weaker and weaker,
finally ceasing The physicians said
that it was simply the wearing out OF
the body. For the past few years the
Rev. Mr.. Werder had been gradually
failing in health. and recently contract
ed a severe cold For the past several
days he had been confined to his bed,
but was not considered critically i'll.
minister in this community, and per
haps the oldest pastor in point Of serv-
ice at one church in this section of the
country. He was widely known and
beloved in the Wheeling district, and
his death cast a gloom of sorrow over
a large host of friends.
Born In Germany In 1889.
Mr.. Werder was born in ulm then
the Kingdom Of Weurtenberg) Ger
many, January II, 1889, and was in
his seventy-eighth year. Since 1864
he had been pastor Of st. James
church, more than fifty-two years,
and at the time OF his death he was
pastor emeritus. having resigned Oc-
tober / last. He attended school Ill
Germany until he was thirteen years
old at which time he came TO this
country with his parents, who located
in Sullivan, New York, where he at
tended public school for a short time.
Later they removed to Houtzdale.
Pa. where. their son clerked In a
store until 1862. when he entered Cap
ital University Of the Lutheran
church Of the Ohio synod at Column
bus. He had mastered Latin while at
tending school in Germany and being
a deep reader and profound student,
he was able to take about a four
year theological course in TWO years.
He was graduated with honors as
minister in June, 1864.
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Tho State Of West Virginia. Ohio county
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County. West Virginia.
December Rules. 1915.
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GENERAL NOTICE.

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The Springdale news., 1916-07-21
EXPENSE REDUCED.
Publicity Act Saving Money for
 the State.

Publication of the proposed amendments to the constitution and the initiated acts to be sub mitted at the general election | November :, under the initiative and referendum, will cost only approximately one-third as much this year as similar publication cost in 1914. The saving is due to Act No. 3, the publicity act. initiated in 1914
 In 1914 the initiated acts and amendments amounted 10 seven columns and their publication cost approximately $611.50 per county, or approximately S46,- loco for the entire state. This year the amendments alone will make seven columns and their publication VII cost the State S200 per county, or $15, ,0o0 for the entire state. The acts 10 be submitted this year amount 10 approximately four columns and will cost SIP per county, or $S, ,402 for the entire state.
 The publication of the II col  umns this year will cost S23.502 ? little more than half theI amount required in 1914 for the publication of seven col tunns. The publicity act reduced the time of publication from six weeks 10 four weeks and cut the price from < per sqarae to S' .76 per square in all papers. except
 .aose having guaranteed elreu- Iation Of more than 5.000 copies. There are only four newspapers in the state having q circulation larger than 1000 copies.-Little Rock Gazette.
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GO TO SUNDAY SCHOOL By ERNEST O. SELLERS Director of Sunday School Courss
 Moody Bible Institute
THE WORLD OUTLOOK.

 THE average American citizen,
 | intently occupied with his daily task and pleasures, has no idea how far reaching is the work of the Sunday school of today. His ignorance is perhaps excusable when we remember the Sunday school of our childhood or recall the frequent references to the school as the nursery of the church. or the prependerance of emphasis upon the work it is do- ing for childhood. If such men would take time to study the facts they would discover that the mod ern Sunday school movement has grown to be a world movement.
 The individual congregation is strong today in proportion as Its Sunday school is up to date In or ganizatlon, power and equipment. Students of history are recording the work of the missionary in ex- ploration and laying foundations of new governments, and everywhere this army of men and women turn to the Bible teaching service. the Sunday school, for their leaders and support. In this the organ ized forces have co-operated with enthusiasm.
 The American movement, known as the International Sunday School association. has adopted Mexico and as soon as peace Is established will continue to push the work in that land. It is also financing and directing the work In Moslem lands. In China there is national organization aided and partial ly directed by the English or ganization, the Sunday School Union of London. Japan has it's national organization and the next worlds convention Is to be held in the city of Tokyo as soon as pos sible after the European war Is over, South Africa, India, Aus tralia and other nations have or ganized forces pushing this work. In Congo Free state there is a mod ern graded and up-to-date Sunday school of more than 800 members.
 Asiatic Turkey, Syria, Egypt. Bull garia, Italy and the continental countries are Cor were) feeling and responding to the impulse of this work In Wales particularly the Sunday school has taken strong hold with membership of more than a quarter of million. Written and oral examinations are popular there and long records of regular attendance of students aged eighty and even ninety years are many In that land.
 (Copyrightl
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verts to join some church of their choice. !. N. Phelan. =:i Haye-we in any sense de parted from the=faith once=d deiiv- cred to the Saints Jude ?. Rev. Jones.
 When do We reap what we sow Gal. C.. ied by Jno. Glow er.
 Brethren all cannot he placed on the program but all must feel they are needed at this meeting Trains wilI=be met at Lowell. on Friday afternoon and Saturday morning.
 Ordination Of Deaeons al , .eo ?. m. Sunday.
 Ordination of Deacons at 3 :0f ?. n. Sunday.