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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-21
Social Events For Coming Week

Social Events For Coming Week
ast;1. @ :. s class OF
MoNDAY-May with Mrs. Laura Curtis 4ss
home South
Past st GRAND 1 Pytsian Sisters meet.
ys @ o hen % class Of the
gall open to public =
cs s sss @ % s'ss s'sa street
Car. Si sy ssss ssss sss :ss s
sae sa as a ass the High school for visiting dele
with Mrs Alexander Reid end Mrs W
s Hs: ssss sss Mrs Charlie. Nigel
5 ns us T boa.ss 1 r mse Ref Mis-. class potter,
her home s South street ... a.n,n. r
LIT = :s' a"s;
First shaFsa class dancing meets in afternoon from until
On is Home Study class
s in sosr
church holds postponed meeting
the in paror of First Presby
church with mrs Jenkins
Ladies Union of Grace
Chicken at the First Englsh Lutheran church
Members the the Earham Heights Presbyterian church
holds cleaning day at the church. . . 80 . -
church with Miss Ruth Cummings
the aid society Ben
Hur lodge
Embroidery Sharpe
class of the Second English Lutheran church.
Penny club meets and hostess unced later
Luncheon delegates attending
at Reid Memorial Presbyterian church
Mon PossI tt ha the a9 s.
uconbridge club members entertained
Mrs Poundsone hostess for meeting of auctonb bridge
Dinner given at Hotel Wesco for guests attending
Girls gives party for high
school girls and
THURs0AY-womans Edward H. Harris
South Sixteenth street
convention at Winchester
Card party at o'clock Eagles
Md society of the Trinity Lutheran church with
of s chsa sa ehuh
Missionary society Of the Second Presbyterian church
Aid of the East Main Street
sewing circle of the St the
Halloween dance given n Knights Of Columbus Hall
one section OF chdens in meeting in Pythn
Busy Bee Thimb club meet ard hostess an
Social Aid of Reid Memorial $3.50 o'clock par,os
Card party at 2:so o'clock in
Mrs George Ferlng
Hilltop Sewing circle street
of First Presbyterian church meets
Me- ana Harmony e y dancing club gives dance Eagles Hall
Beginners class in dancing Hail.
class in dancing postponed
Supper party at Country club
Dance at s o'clock in Eagles
p'1des parents in Indianapolis ~ ~ 10
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-21

A farewell party was given last eve
ming by the Christian Endeavor So
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-21

There were guests present to I'LL
eight tables yesterday afternoon at the
card party given In the Eagles Hall.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-21

The aid society Of the First English
lutheran church will serve a chicken
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-21

Mrs. George Mansfield will be hos.
ess Thursday AFTERNOON for meet
ng of the South Side Section of the
Nomans Character Builders class of
he Central Christian church at her
lone, ~ South Seventeenth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21

thought organized resistance could be
quickly broken up as the advanced col
umnS were reinforced with volunteers
and moved slowly southwark.
Believe War imminent
Army officers and high officials
would not discuss these suggestions.
They admitted privately their belief
that war was imminent. since Carran-
"A had given every indication Of a de
termination TO force the issue az any
cost. but were disposed 10 refrain from
making any statements that might
serve 10 further inflame the m IDS OF
the Mexican people.
For the same reason the proposed
resolution 10 put into immediate effect
the National Guard draft provision OF
the new army bill was not presented
in Congress The section of the bill
referred to contains the statement that
the men shall be called under the draft
for the duration of the war" unless
sooner discharged Because Of this
phrasculogy and also because adoption
Of the resolution would be only q M
ter of few minutes when needed
leaders 100 congress decided 10 hold IL
up until events show what d. 20 be "a.
geCted bpNOnd Tho border
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preciat'd part of the program was the
fsndltipu o. Two vocal solos by Mrs
Fank ~ klch'lpc. singing The West
virginia HillS.' and The star SIM
gicd Banner" acg1rupanIsd d.. &C.. az az
orchestra With tho 'rois. s1IieJ y mac.
direction OF Frank II. KichcIoc. Joining
America '"'s
Prof ". u. Elliott was the conclud.
.ns speaker. h' confined his remarks
the Wheeling Commercial Association
10" asked for all who could arf an ~.
.sinfsl gn committees and would report
ms morning az o'clock TO stand up.
ABOUT forty responded
Mr. Raymond SPEAKS
Tho talk by Mr. Raymond was the
decided hit oi 90. evening he quickly
1920 ur,n ne .tase and gave a run
ilns ilr' hnmparifu,ut without stop
d. divided man itf, into thr,. stages.
ROM ,hiihuou @" Is he is learning
from % Co. g. b." is doing and from {.
o. old axe D" DEL i1 ih, harvest season %
NE. Their" are rev men who haN, ac-
,nWrilsh'd any thing worth while before
IN. were 81. hc declared. 90 they do 10
usHhiIN Stops over. Bryan made his
crown Df gold speech a. SIS. Didn't h.
Stop over Mr.. Raymond declared
thaI a." ordinary man only uses one
third of onc-teuth of his brains How
many of you men 800 lusIn,.- ION AGAINST
90" door and watch the cars ego IgArp
to Bridgeport. Her. Do, leaned AGAINST
tho waIl sud rolled his eyes about Tho
man Boo middle axe who does mot want Goo
WORK now viii have tu work tho harder
boo tho harvest of lis NE" he then
took up the irdiffsnDc az men. chad
many oi Them ur" opposed 90 happiness
boz the homes and places Of business.
That thev just ariif along. 10 you only
WORK Tor what YOU get then Ful arc
getting paid too much. DO declares.
Mr. Raymond then fuak 90 bot fling a.
certain tU pIuNtrr. saying that fltN were
indifferent Goo their employees When
you come into your place of bu-fn.sa
Say Good morning n costs nothing
Say Coed morning No won't burt SOU.
aud hon you strike the man Will STRIKE
with Nnu. huf they viii ruf -frIF.
ag1iU.f sou. fN'F.II UH-rI. rate with tuu
N fnI.. E'' that Good morning IahIt .
Ho touched rmrhnfI.uIy uInu 'rpo-I-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21
ROBINSON GAINS
Continued From First PageJ

change in the Robinson total,
1918, but the Lilly total was
changed from $50 to s4S, a LILY
less OF five votes.
In the Poeshontas recount Lilly
gained two votes. The totals are:
Lilly 64S instead OF $40. Robin
son 42i; Lilly majority 127 In
stead Of 125.
In Jackson the county court re-
fused the Robinson application
for Q recount on the ground that
Il was filed only after the compile
ton Of the official canvas. The
Robinson attorneys announced
they would ask for a writ OF man
oamus IN the circuit court. The
present totals for the county arc.
Lilly 1873: Robinson SIT.
In the Ohio recount IN Wheeling
Robinson gained nine votes. The
recount viii be completed Wednes-
day or Thursday. The Robinson
gam on the partial recount IS not
included ~ the state tabulation.
In Harrison county the recount
was completed, showing net
gain % Two for LILY The county
totals are: Lilly 1890. Robin.
Son 1852: Robinson majority 252.
REPUBLICAN-Go
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21
AMERICAN FORCES
Ccontinusd from rir., PAse1
fuIly by General Funston and members
OF his sfaNf
10000 troops on Border.

10000 Troops on Border
Already the border army. made ND
oi troops Of the regular establishment
and the militia men OF Texas. New
Mexico and Arizona. comprises more
than 10000
Accurate informa ion as 20 the *.
act number OF men CarrauZa now has
under arms or the number no could
count on IN the event Of an Infprua.
non war is nor known ARMY officers
believe u not imprOba BILE that no could
equip 100000 The best estimate Oh
iainahle indicate that Carranza.s army
now is about 100000
ln the northern tier 81 states the
Mexican force was estimated 40 an.
proNiWafeIy $4,000. the greater part 81
winch i9 ln Sonora and Chfhuahua
within striking distance Of General
itrshinR's column
General Funston request FOR tho
RuardsWCn Tor a number sufficient 10
give adequate protection 10 the
border"
OFFICERS felt that with the Increa cd
foFC" operations In Mexico on a IIr
scale might be undertaken. buf Inn ne
event OF intervention or anv other zoe.
lion making necessary o. general f0r.
ward movement into Npyiro. General
Funston explained that hp would ask
Immediately for the remainder Of tho
l'',''n guardsmon called 10 service
Quiet Means Nothlne.
Army officers here do not regard tho
quiet prevailing an along tho limo f1.
DAY as indicative Of any improved con.
dillon
Reports continue 20 Indicate that
handi'7 are operating just south OF Ils
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21
WOOD COUNTY

Special Dispatch To Iu. Intel ng.nUer.
PARKERSBCRG. ". Va. June 90
BY throwing out thirty four ballots
that had been counted in one Of the
Parkersburg precincts. which the
County Court decided were Illegal be-
cause they had been signed by one OF
the commissioner FOR one of the poll
clerks who had fo leave. a. 4. Lilly 90.
day gained three votes over Judge
Robinson for the Goveruorship Tho
action reduces tho majority FOR Rob.
iusOn returned on the recount of los 10
1nl The original majority was f02
The official vote viii be- declared We'd.
ne-day as 1snl for Lilly and 1902 for
Robinson
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International line and that new incur
slons may be expected az any time.
II was expected that newspapers 10
morrow Will carry advertisements in
serted by the quartermastsr depart
nent Tor bids on horses and mules FOR
winch the army must pay al the pre-
Nailing market price. more than S1O.-
100000. Instructions that were receiy-
ed today announced that the army
was in the market for 10000 cavalry
horses, 1900 artillery horses, 5000
wheel mules; s.iOO lead mules and s.
GOO pack mules.
Reports believed 10 be reliable reach
ed here today that J. X. Silliman. Am
erican Consul al Saltillo was on his
way TO the border.
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eIuefIeId on the WaN-

special Dispatch 70 the Intelligence.
Bluefield. June cO-Headed bv a
Drass band. followed by thousands OF
admiring citizens. fully e0uiDDod and
recruited 10 full war strength. Blue.
Held company Of militia Co. l.. Can
tam {. l. Bailey commanding left
here al ten o'clock tonight on special
train Tor mobilization camp ar
kanawha City. W. Va Many fearful
heartrcndlng scenes ensued as soldier
boys bid goodbye 10 loved ones
thousand Chccred their departure as
band played star Spangled Banner"
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- uepdrlment had already acted and
me equipment shipped from "a. 80
uepar tment TO Terra Alta was re.Si.
rected TO Charleston.
htcrultlng has been extapstvo
lhIoughout the state today. each com.
pdhy having acquired new men a
sltd' many OF whom have had mill
,aIy experience by the time he
Dailp opens ~ Is expected the regi.
LOO men. i''VV anu
Requisition on tho war de,ar,,,,.,.
Tor needed supplies has been bonn,lt
ana shipments made. Contracts Tor
sIp Ii.ss which car be locally sun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21

Special Dispatch To The Intelligence.
RIPLEY, ". Va. June 2O-County
commissioners sitting as canvassing
( board here today denied the motion OF
attorneys representing Judge Robin
son Tor recount OF Jackson county
ION the grounds that the appllCafi ion
was filed after canvass was completed
koblnsOn's attorneys announce they
will SIX for writ OF mandamus com
pelllng recount
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PRESIDENT PHONES
Continued From first Pag.J

Ccontinusd From First PagsJ
as The billy sunday of Business" He
gave "a thirty -Winute talk Of pep and
much action Chairman u. NJ Browne
introduced Attorney John J. Coniff
master of ceremonies Mr. Coniff
was the 'k'ynufcr' and spoke briefly.
llc paid high tribute fo West Nir-
einis a. % state and its people. tie
dwrlf upon the fact that West Nir-
-inia had been az peace while her
birth was brought about by strife at
..o outbreak of tine war between The
-tafrs lln said mat West Virginia
had tho distinction ~ having tho lsrg-
'sf number of na.N" horns Of any
commonwealth BOO the union. but that she
~ welcome 20 an
General Manager Charles VI kcfCh
lm ~ thD Wheeling Commercial as
.o' .afi1n. spoke az some length tell.
InE 0f Ono new plans and tho work
'u bn done hU fNe various department
consolidated into fie organization He
.'uIsi Do. appealing 10 tho nom.
Inra fu take or their coafs' and
work Tor bigger and better Wheeling
U.s. WORKING fnrnuEh Tho association.
Rabbi silver speaks
Rabbi s no. Silver delivered mas.
nrfui address bio said iu par
Tho Mhrrurl Commercial Na4orI1.
ION Del moro hHu commercial agency
IN '. OIL positive .H...fHI. factor Ir Hlf
community Ihis may sound irretrs
'u' Hu' 'Hu.. who -er Orb rchg'Or frr
abstraction uf human If, human Of
fort uf human ambition and human
frn.'N 'u'rfa win arurrt late fHn eIrn.
i.tr.' oft fUIH statement Every .r.
.'.tIf.Nr auI agency iu community
n ni.H p-IWufUa .r'afrr civic rroErszH
purity and prosperity perform worthy
Junction In IIfr Tho Wheeling Com
rHrrU|HI assn. HrffHn .- .rf.m .H .r.s.l..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21
JEFFERSON COUNTY

CHARLES TOWN. W. Va. June 20
In the recount Of the votes cast a.
the primary election on June 9Th. held
today by thu county court ~ jefferson
county az the request of Attorney Cen
erai Lilly. the latter gained one vote
and Judge Robinson one. Nine pre-
CinCfS have ben counted. and the other
twelve are 90 be- counted tomorrow.
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leaves Todax

SPECIAL Dispatch 90 the IntoIlireneor
~ IaIkersburE, June 2O.-Col. e. T..
CelVed orders this evening TO ro 10
hanaWha City for mobilization OF the
regiment Company 4 and +. of This
CITY with the regiment equipment and
officers stationed here viii leave on a
special train for Kanawha CITY in tho
morning. They viii pick UP company
% Ul hdNensNood and u. of Spencer
at Revenswood on the wav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21
MINGO cOIINrX

Sp''lai l'iSp"ich to ' intelligence.
WILLIAMSON. W. Va. June 20
The Canyassed returns for Mingo coun-
~ show these totals for the Republi-
can gubernatorial nomination. Lilly
N4A. 4 loss OF five; Robinson 1918. IN
changed. This places the Robinson
majority for the county az 410 instead
of f65
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ihrv stretch without undue pain. there is ar
a.rerre ~ .frraa. thr nerves are .DuthcI.
W taking away fhe burden n leaving on tu
glrt natural conditions.
There iH in 'hilihers Fnend~ the direct
rr1 Immediate help tlt 40 srp-rtani NTH
ere require. Ted ty their o1Fn hand. gIifel
~ Their rrn minds, they learn Hf 0rrs tn
li0Hcd relief from nurr.rr aicfu~ss yauIf-
iHE from undue stretching. They erpfrirnra
dolly calm mi nightly rest 70 is Indeed
sN1ftera Friend GO H t0ffie t1ftv ~
rrY frIgriaf. Then write HrHfnelI REGULATOR
Co.. go D amar Biz Atlanta. "a ~ ono
~ fflr rrat rrfrrfH lining 1ui valuable uffi.s
took1 ever Dre,enfcL y 10 worth. vritius
fIr
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AARRlson counrY

efrra were decided ou fHIt. fs expedite
CLARKSBU re. W Va June 20 a
s. Lilly. Republican candidate for gov.
eruOr in The recent primary election
made a met gain of two votes In The to-
rad vote cast hy iilrri aOn county Re-.
pIbIrana. according fo fhe recount
completed today hy fHa county court
VT Lily gained four votes. and Judge
IRE Robinson fUu The corrected fu.
falls FOR tho county aro. Lilly $500.
Robinson Z5f-. Robin CONS majority
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PocAHoNTAs COUNTY.

Nr0II1T IIEuaiVh 70 Tho InTUIlIgI moor
MARLINTON. W. Va. June 2O-The
recount OF the LnlyRobinson vote m
IOCahOnta~ county was completed to-
day. placing the Lilly total az CAS- in
stead OF 646. a gain Of two. Robinson
total unchanged ar J21. Lilly majority
lZs instead OF I25
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-21

uh1t rrclincrs may ~
acquired when hs
grows ~. Anf ary
that trrzH
relief to The e1pc,tant
mother O. The frt AMI
create . Of obliglti0nr.
There o. a splendid
rrm ~ kn own &c
"N1iicr'B FrrrT That
be been n elfcguarf.
n helpful daily II1u
enrr. % m iret %
women. Applied crfrr-
ulry ~ Ore muarf-a
ffrg farrrr rIIHrF
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Today And A
Generation Hence

The flight of time makes us think Of
Ire future The baby Of today reflects
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If it Catches You There
Win Quickly
Stop hi

Simply f1 realize
the impor'aubo 81
the onrOminE kidney
trouble. bF Co., first
vmptume hgrkacheor fhrohs
through fhr Kidney region. o.
money In ones pocket as
veil as years Of sickness
furcsfaIlCd
so orEan ~ tho body g.
more easily dcranErdfhaufnc
kidney. Iaf iu and dlN out
their action ie constant. iu
cp7r1fInE poisonous matter
from Che blood Most cases
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ton in business. declaring that he could
never understand why men think their
competitors are not human beings.
II, declared that man who D. hold
inC a Job because bee ie "a relative Of the
employer Is not worth the job. 4 knock
cr never wins. and "a winner never
knocks. \ knpckcr is like "a door knock
cr ON the outside Of the activities "If
you don't like Wheeling get out OF TO-
60 20 bridgeport" %" said. IT takes no
more effort To- mark time than Co walk
forward. stop knocking aud work Tor
your orCanization, take up the work.
speed w. 20 up and stay up"
At Washington.
Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
WASHINGTON. -. c.. June 90
West Virginia's ffty-third birthday
was celebrated tonight by big NEE.
Ing Of native sons and daughters held
under the auspices Of the West Viz
GINA society Of the capital HlstoriCal
and reminiscent addresses were de-
hyered by Former Senator Nathan
Bay Scott. Raymond b. Dickey Con
rad Symes. General ". ". Scott and
others
There was a program Of vocal and
instrumental music. There we're about
five hundred present. and a spirit a.
loyalty and affection FOR the state
broOded over the meeting
At Parkersbura
special Dispatch co. tho intelIgencer
PARKERSBURG. June -Parkers-
burg celebrated the fftythird birth
day anniversary OF the state this a.
ternoOn with flag drills by the child
dren and community piCnics a dinner
was held this evening which was al
dressed by President Corbley OF Mar.
shall College. Huntington. Judge 4 co..
Dayton Of United States court. and pr.
4. y Rikcr of this city. The afternoon
was observed generally as a holiday.
all stores and business places being
CLOSED. Hundreds of Sunday School
children marched in q parade and held
"a faE drill Greetings from President
Wilson received by phone from ca Pa.
lesion were read af tho banquet f0-
night attended by 200 people
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-25

Hig Speed Vacuum Cleaners for
rent. Lundlee Bros. Adv N13-tf
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WILSON'S FAMOUS VICTORY

STORY is eliminating rapidly since election and it appears
that almost conceivable subject had been shevd until
epocha The affairs that used for the
spring gradually unfolding like movie show
taking its exactly according the forecast
Republican pass yesterday when
the the Mexican protocol became public property for the
the endless negotiations which have been
going Atlantic City for the months not such to
of red booded Americans who believe in living
up language of the orefae who wrested this land of
Britain, France and Spain In plain
language the picnic which three Mexican entertained
during their the United States guests of the Wilson
resolved that nation would take OF the
side glance behind the will show how
worthless the cosummaton of the treaty which comedies
thing the other fellow and nothing for the United States
gallant General Pshmg and his ordered out of
forced their country without having
accomplished anything from their order to Get Villa dead
nothing than replica by land of the fasco Of
The the undyng contempt of the
world conclusion that American diplomacy of
Franklin K type is the shsleeved diplomacy that
always exce the rsbies of versed international intrigue
will blush with shame for the that
without gaining the shadow of victory from the
bandit kings of our Latin neighbor
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DO YOUR SHOPPING AT HOME

the when mems thoughts gifts and
the pleasure Of giving those whom love whose
affection recproaes the sentiment While the principle Of and
take animates of determining what shall
reompense friendship Kindness that
the bottom the giving there nothing lofier than
motive So long the habit fixed there much
esaying analysis of the practice which the whole
regarded highly commendabe Nevertheless the fact
daughter sweetheart lover is looking
around for suitable article the ACCESSIBILITY of buying
that article home close natural habitat that
will be enabled judge Of the effect measuring
it up from your point Of view. That why
trading should be why the local
merchant should be encouraged offer diversity of attractive
You make mistake dealing with the home
merchant with whom have acquaintance and
square DEAL Mail order houses flourish this from
picture form but which, submission, may prove be
the veriest trash.
The catalogue habit deadly for the
almost impossible for its victims time
time again be eecd by the ecou of firms
of miles away who defy the
of his the seller into substituting something else
for article that did aurng the catalogue would
have The buyer who paronz catalogue houses not wholly
blame He she takes what offered through advertising
media the be blamed because the home merchant
wide awake to the opportunities that steadily slipping
from his grasp If the home merchant employs printers ink
with udciou mind and liberal he will not be found upon
bench when the day of reckoning II he
the friendship of local buyers by inviting them
to inspect stock afraid his prices will repe trade
therefore keeps them under the then he alone to
growth the catalogue habit which, formed
almost impossible to extirpate.
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Presbyterian Sunday school, 10

Presbyterian Sunday school, 10 a.
m. Morning church service, IL
o'clock. Theme, "The Authority of
Christ's Teaching" Christian En-
deavor, $50 p. m. Thanksgiving
meeting). Topic, "The Grace OF
Gratitude Ps. l07:143. Evening
church service, 1880 o'clock. Sub
ject, "An Ideal Reformer." Specia
music by the choir, "All Hail, I'm
manuel" Chas. H. Gabriel. Chora
society, Wednesday night, 1880. TIL,
Ladies' Aid meets Friday instead Of
Thursday. Thanksgiving service a
the Butler theater Thursday morning
1890 O'Clock. Splendid music, goot
service promised. Be there. Rev
R. w. Bayless, pastor
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SUNDAY SERVICES

Christian Science Society-Services
at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. Subject,
Ancient and Modern Necromancy,
Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism,
Denounced" Sunday school convenes
at GAS a. m. The reading rooms are
open daily from to p. m. Testi-
monial meetings are held every Wed
nesday at 1880 p. m.
St. Patrick's--Owing to the absence
of Father Diss, who was called tc
San Francisco, there will be but one
mass tomorrow, when Father Der
mody of Goldfield will celebrate al
1890 o'clock.
St. Mark's-Sunday school, 10 a. IN