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Arizona republican., 1916-03-17
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DENVER Colo. March 16.--Frank Shercllffe, alias Sherman W. Morris, serving twenty-five year sentence for murder in the Colorado penitentiary, was granted an unconditional pardon late today by Governor George A. Carl son upon recommendation of the state board of pardons.
 After reviewing the case in which Shercliffe was convicted Of killing John W. Walsh. miner. at Leadville in 1893. the board. in q formal statement, said:
 Tt is tho unanimous opinion of the board that Shercliffe is not guilty of the offense for which he was incar- cerated in the Colorado prison; that he was not sent to the penitentiary to vindicate any wrong he had done, but
Arizona republican., 1916-03-17
NOT GUILTY IF MURDER BUT
 SERVES EIGHT YEARS FUR CRIME

because he had turned from his past crimes and against criminal associates and gave aid to the state to punish wrong-doe We feel that it is the duty of the state to sustain man in his effort to aid the state by pro- vidins evidence rather than to permit him to be punished for It."
 The board declared that the princi- pal evidence against Shercliffe was 8 letter purporting to have been written by hin to Tom Dennison, a political leader Of Omaha. Neb.. while the form CT was serving a prison sentence at Fort Madison, Iowa, in which he was represented as having refused to mur- der Walsh This, the board says. hand writing experts pronounced forgery.
 Sherciiffe served eight years of his cay,fa
Arizona republican., 1916-03-17
AMERICAN TROOPS ARE NEARING THE
 VILLA TERRITORY
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chief had more than 500 men with him when he raided Columbus.
 What the intentions of Villa are re- nained a profound mystery today. Andres Garcia, the CarranZa consul here. asserted that he was satisfied that Villa had disbanded most of his men and intended to take refuge in the heart of the Sierra Madres with only few trusted companions.
 Thousands of men are not needed to pursue Villa, said Consul Garcia. He has no intention of fighting any one, but will take refuge in the moun- tains which he knows so we'll He will be captured. I believe. when a price is put on his head
 A Hat denial that there were any Carranza troops with the American ex- petition was made today by General Gavira, the Carranza commander at Juarez. General Gavira made this statement after being informed that news of the presence of Mexican sol diers with General Pershing came from
Arizona republican., 1916-03-17
'PROB|NC v|CE
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 SACRAMENTO March i5-Before a crowd which filled the largest theateT in the city to the doors. hearing on charges made by the public morals committee of the Sacramento Minis terial Union that prostitution was flourishing in the city and that gam bling hells were running wide open, was held here tonight. Detectives em- ployed by the committee. Chief of Police Coran and members of the vice committee and citizens testified before Ian unofficial jury appointed by Com missioner of Public Health and Safety ,G. C. Simmons. No decision was reached
 The meeting was almost riotous. Re- marks were hurled from the gallery at attorneys and witnesses, and ap- plause and laughter swept the house in defiance of the gavel wielded by Sim mons.
 Former Chief of Police Peterson of Oakland opened the meeting with a eulogy on Simmons and Coran.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-17
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NEW YORK, March 16.-More than 1,00o,D0O mosquitos will be bred by the health department here. it was an- nouneed today, and will be distributed, safely packed in glass jars, among the public schools as a part of a campaign to educate the children and enlist their co-operation in exterminating the in sects. Dr. Charles Baldwin, director of the bureau of public safety of the department. said every pupil in the schools will be asked to study the structure, needs and habits of the mosquito so as to be able to recog- nize the dangerous kind at g. glance. In this way. Dr. Baldwin added, the children will help to ward off a great deal of sickness
Arizona republican., 1916-03-17
SUIT TO BE FRIENDLY
Only Way 10 Determine States Share
 of Exposition Dividends
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 SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, March 16-- Charles c. Moore. president of the Panama Pacific exposition made pub lie today 2 letter addressed by him to Matt l. Sullivan, chairman of the California state commission suggest ing a friendly suit to determine wat share the state shall have in the eX- position dividends. The suit was eX- rected to facilitate the acquisition of the California building as a state normal school and to speed the solu- tion of other problems connected with the preservation of exposition feat ures. Judge Sullivan said tonight that he would be willing to cooperate with any action brought in the courts by the exposition officials to establish the states share of the profits.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-17
WOULD RETAIN PRESENT SUGAR
 I AR|FF RATE
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 WASHINGTON, March 15-With 19 democrats and the one socialist member opposing, the house today by d vote of 34G to II passed the ad- Ininstration bill to retain the present tariff of one cent q poun.i orr sugar instead of permitting the free clause of the Underwood Simmons tariff act to go into effect next May l. The measure now goes to the senate
 Voting against the bill were Rep resentatives Bailey of Pennsylvania Buchanan, Sabath, McAndreWs and Tavenner of Illinois; Galloway of Texas; Crosser and Gordon of Ohio; Hilliard of Colorado Howard Of Minnesota; democrats, and London of New York, socialist.
 Debate oD the measure aroused little enthusiasm until late in the day. when Majority Leader Kitchin icok the flcor to close the argument. t was one of the few times MT. Kitchin has appeared for an ad- 1dnistration measure during the ses- sion Almost every republican mem
 
 by the minority tariff experts.
 A rapid exchange resolved itself into a general assault upon and de- fense of the entire UnderWood-Sim tariff act. Opening with the declara- ton that the republican party was the original free sugar organization nf the United States and quoting from congressional records and cam paign books of the early nineties to prove his assertions. the majority leader drew attacks from Former Speaker Cannon. Representatives Tordney of Michigan. Cooper of Wis consin. Greene of Vermont, and other republican tariff specialists.
 The sole cause for the proposed repeal of the free sugar clause. MT. fallen off due to the European war making the sugar taxes necessary to meet the expense of the govern nent. Incidentally he declared the democratic party never had com mjtted itself to a free sugar act for Ill time
 T have heard a great many people aenourte the Underwood act, but have net heard a solitary. single republican defend the Payne-Aldrich law" he odded. "You repudiated the very act you passed in the first congress following its enactment. President Taft at the very first op- portunity after that act went on the statute books promised the people to revise it.
 The Payne -Aldrich tax I approved of then,' interrupted Mir Cannon, and l have never apologized for 1t since, and would to God it were oL the statute books now.
 Then you are repudiating the plat form of the republican party in 1912 Mir. Kitchin replied. as you promised to revise the tariff after as@;ommis- sion had acted and specifically de- clared the Payne tariff act was too high and ought to be cut down.
 Representative Bailey made a futile attempt to amend the bill so as to suspend the free clause until May l. 1917, by which time, he said, he hoped the war would be over. Mo tons by Representative Howard to recommit and to amend the measure so as to preserve a tariff of one half cent pound on sugar and to place tax of B per cent on raw silk were overwhelmingly defeated
Arizona republican., 1916-03-17
ANOTHER CUDAHY STRIKE
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SIOUX CITY. Iowa, March 1e.-fol- lowing the action of Dan Cameron. superintendent of the Cudahv Packing plant. who is alleged to have dis charged several old employees this morning, it is said. thus failing to keep an alleged promise made in the settle nent of the recent strike. committee of strikers declared late tonight that a general strike in the Cudahy plant would become effective tomorrow morning This. it is said. will mean complete tie-up of the plant. Strike leaders declare their intention to re- main out this time until an anicable settlement has been reached. This is the fourth strike called at the Cudahy nla nt in three weeks
Arizona republican., 1916-03-17
BELIEVE SEATTLE
 M. ). EXECUTED
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l'iS|eI'S1h "A GCdSIu WnSl
 SEATTLE, March 16-Unconfirmed
 reports that Dr. Walter Gellforn. q
 prominent Seattle physician who was
 taken from steamer at KirkWall
 while enroute to Germany to join the
 German Red Cross, has been executed
 by the British military authorities.
 have been received by friends of Dr. Gellhorn here. Efforts to ascertain Dr. Gellhorn's whereabouts. if he is alive, have been without avail, according to his friends. and the state department. will be asked to investigate his case 4 brother of Dr. Gellhorn resides in St. Louis.
 Dr. G. F. Warmburg, close friend of Dr. Cellhorn, said tonight that ne was greatly disturbed by the reports and had made repeated efforts to trace them to their source. Dr. Warmburg said that from the time of Dr. Cell horns Imprisonment December 9. he had received letters at frequent inter- vals until cour weeks ago, since whick time he has been unable to learn any thing of Dr Gellhorn
 Dr. Gellhorn left here November r for Germany.
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Arizona republican., 1916-03-17
News Received Quietly.

MORALES. Ariz.. March 16. News of the crossing Of United States troops into Mexico was received quietly by the Mexican people of Guaymas. Herrno- sillo Magdalena and other towns along the west coast on the line of the Southern Pacific railway of Mexico, ac- cording to Americans who reached Mo- gales tonight
Arizona republican., 1916-03-17

sonal representative of the Mexican consulate in Fl Paso. Pereyla had gone to Columbus prior to Villas raid with instructions to watch Villa s movements. At the consulate here be- lief was expressed that Villas men had captured and killed Pereyra.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-17
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IEtFUDTICdh H. P. Etastd WIrt1
 SAN DIEGO, March 16.-A written confession left in his desk before he disappeared from this city, bearing out the belief of the authorities that he was guilty of embezzlement of nearly $3o- 600 was found today in the office of
Arizona republican., 1916-03-17
BELIEVE S|X PERISH WHEN
 TENDER ALPHA |5 sWAMPED

ried Christensen to an island near Digby where he lighted the boat and with an improvised paddle reached Metlakatla this afternoon. Local launches and the steamer Malapsina are out searching for other
 survivors.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-17

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. 4 want Ad will see more customers tan you can
Arizona republican., 1916-03-17

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. A want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-17
Left on Sunday

Left on Sunday
 BELLINGHAM, Wn., March 16.-The tender Alpha left here last Sunday bound for Excursion Inlet, going light. It was in charge of Captain $. w. Mil Ter of South Bend. The engineer, Louis Rouche is from Bellingham. The other five members of the crew are not resi- dents here.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-17

such an assembage of merchandise thoroughly comprised of the very heart of quality at Godwatersfrom the
 called ordinary necessity the finest the carefuness exercised in selection We give to public the most quality possible for the money expended purchase
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

The salvation ARMY a. the Peoples
Tabernacle. announces the following
weekly program. saturday night. omen
air. nr Fourteenth street. . O'Clock. Sat
uroay night service az Tabernacle. :
O'Clock. saturday MIGHT. open air at
bridgeport. : 80 p. ON. sunday. Knee
dril4 $3.50 "a. 90. S,rN ice at ohio county
jail ]" q. ~. open air service at % 3. 900.
Fourteenth street. uuday school go
D. ui. glasses Tor all ages men. women
ana children. and some real Inducements.
Gums Peoples service. D.. No.. Corr.
cadet Catherine and William Ecdman in
charge open cir AZ Fourteenth street al
o'clock. sunday evening service. =
,l"gk. song service and special music
hy the band. MunduV night. salvation
service. Tu,~ day night. BAND practice.
Nc'us sday night Young TsoIls'S SER
vice. Thursday evening Holiness meet
ING. Ir-InL n-ghl- Band urnrII..-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03
Meet your friends at COLEMAN'S
CHILL. Delicious ice cream, sodas,
etc. Sixteenth and Market Streets.
ASKS TO INCREASE RATES.

CHARLESTON. W Va. June The
wyoming Telephone Company. 81
'''ana. today filed with the Public
service Commission "A petition in which
~ ASKS Tor permission TO increase its
rates 20 patrons.
p =. Morgan. who assumed the chair
inanehip Or the commission to-day has
!,IL Tor Clarksburg, where h. will hear
Fther evidence on the petition OF thu
'iti h~buis Light and Heat Company
asking Tor permission 20 increase fts
rates This company filed a second
~ blon recently asking 90 increase its
Ial'e 20 domestic consumers. The first
p'uiion and one which an tho hearings
nave been held. was for permission 10
increase rates 20 industrial consumers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03
WEST VIRGINIA PATENTS.

n T'UUrt0I BY II. y Dunlap patent
lawyer OF Wheeling. W. Va the Patent
oiuct records show the recent issue OF
tho following patents 90 West virginia
lnN cntors. q. u. Atkisson. Lansing. foun-
Tain backing brush. VIM. Burke Hunt
luEfuu. asst uor 20 The Automobile A.
ce~-ory CO.. Ashland KY automaffo
diriEihIo lamp j. \. l. Hcfncr Landis-
burg. stovCrluc-i Joint: Theo Miller and
4. y. SsarE'ut. Grafton. combined rato
ana pitchfurk. j. j. Mitchell. Parpers-
burg. acceptance propeller. August Ras-
rilInirc. MorElutown. method Of and
means FOR draw Iur sheet glass: { ~
smith. I9-kcrsburg. exercising appara-
tuH. NJ Marsh A. SON Inc. Wheeling
label % j j." for stogies.
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Wesley Methodist Episcopal church.
1922 jacob street. Philip Y Des-oft pas
tor. The following - the calendar ~
services Tor the coming week SUNDAY.
Humphrey. superintendent. Preaching AZ
lo'f5 a m and 100 p. m. Morning sub
lsct In Thy Might Evening. The
N'il3 OF SalNatlon Glass meeting at
~ 30 .. m. VIM Hankc. leader. Erw0rfb
League Monday evening. NId-w,,k SER
vice or prayer and praise Wednesday
evening. thoir rehearsal iuur-la, Cvcn-
NJ under the direction OF Prof. kIrch'-
80. sunday. jane nth. the Annual
'hlidrcns Day exercises will Doe given
az INC mofnlng service. and m the even
ING Or N. r. Compt0f our dfafrI.t s,t-,-
lerintendcnt will be with as and preach
iand also administer the Sacrament OF
lhF LORD supper. Upon vote uf tho
''hEf's aiIon. The sunday evening SER
Vices VIII hfsiu az 1900 O'Clock rII Other
evening services At 7.f5 O'Clock Please
note this item.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03
MARTINS PERRY CHURCHES.

St Johns Evan. Lutheran church.
North Fourth street. z. Frederick Frank.
pastor Bible school and rally al q.15.
English morning service at 1880. with
address 90 young people. subject Choose
Nc This Day, Junior Luther League at
t.LN D.. M. Ncsp'r service 90 $50 D. M.
subject Have You the Holy Ghostg'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

North street Methodist T..arar.r
gnufgh' Flftn and Market streets. John
D. invited 90 the following services In
ih church. Sund1". june 4. sunday
-'u11l 30" 4. 10. T.. II Wilson. surarfn-
t.n4'uf Tho Fellowship and Young
Mems Bible classes meet ~ $50 o. rr
ln inc audit orIuw. visitors are cordially
welcomed IN either class. NDrenfr az
l'.'' 4" W. and Z 80 90. rI. sermons by
fho pastor at both services During fba
summer months the pastor VIII discuss
popular themes with short practical asr-
mons. -pwurth League Hf sfs o. ri
The usual services during fb. v....
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First Church of Christ. scientist A. o.
l. W. auditorium. 1ll3 Chapline street.
services sunday. II a. m. subject: God.
the only Cause and creator" WedneS-
day testimonial meeting. 5 I. m. sun
Gay school S.i5 a. m. Reading room
lll9 thaplinc street. open daily. eNceuf
sundays and legal holidays. from l.
O'Clock m. uuta 1 y. M. ana on Satur-
day evening from : o'clock to 3 o'clock.
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UNITED PREsnyrraY.u

FIRST United Presbyterian church.
'hapllne street. one door north Of post
Il"ce' Charles II Robinson. pastor-'sub-
- "'i snip al 1910 a. Ia. and . 30 H. fu 4.
the pastor Will preach az both sarvi,.s.
HlbIt school at $3.50 a. M. adult clas..s
~ men ana women: mid-wcck PRAYER
nc Ntdnesda yevcning al T.t5 a
cordial invitation IS extended TO the utib.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

The First ~pirituaiist Association VIII
hold service IA the odd Fellows hall
by Rev. ". T.. Hammond. followed with
spirit messages by thc pastor. Rev o.
lyccum viii meet 900 the lyccum building
az the corner Of Maryland avenue and
North broadway. Island. 90 1880 A M
W. leone
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BRIDGEPoRr CHURCHES.

-. puuls Ev. Luth. church. Bridge
Port. Main street. Rev. otto Wendell
paStor-SiNth Sunday after Easter. E.N-
audi, sunday school and Bible class at
$50 a. IN. divine services In the Eng
fish language az 1915 "a. m. class
81 siN young people viii be confirmed at
this service. tho class is composed 81
carl q. knellinccr Herman G. Kocgler
andrew N. Lehotsky. Katherine \. g.
oegler. Marjorie J. Kaiser. Elizabeth l..
at .iJ Il. m
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First Baptist church. Twelfth and BY
ron streets. +. +. Brininstool. pastor
Public worship at 1880 "A. m. and as 2.
m; the Lords supper will be observed
at the close Of the morning service. and
baptism viii be administered In the eve
ninc; Bible school at 9:l5. Warwood
mission school at ESQ; service at Home
Tor the Aged at o'clock. young pco-
PIES meeting at 6.f5; meeting OF all
the men Of the church Monday evening.
under direction Of the mems cabinet. 20
consider matters Of the coming prima-
rics; training class Wednesday evening
az 30. praNnr snrNica Al 20
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S'oond United Presbyterian church.
tneI 'hapllne and Fourteenth streets
- r. paratOry services Fridsv a. -,
y. Jay evenings at 5.f5. hy Rev Ira d;
M', r,arF. u. d. OF Greenwich. Pa: ais,
- iihA services sabbath az 1915 "a
~, 4..l"W'd by communion services and
tN,hlne services at 1850 D.. M. Sabb4fb
,i.'.3L az ESQ a. m: Young PEOPLES
~, - ing at y. M. prayer meeting We'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

'hapline street Methodist Epiac1uai
church. 2ai2-23is ChspIine street samuel
'.nfrl'H Jones. minister To Tho follow
n- special services very cordial InrI-
f1'lon De- extended. 9.f5 SUNDAY school
STR. a. l.. winters. supsriutendent ID 900
10. morning devofIonu Tho pastor
.Il preach. subject Christ FuItnE All
.nrs' . - Fpwnrfh League Dsvot-
.nnaI service. Mr. STANLEY Carnarar.
president O. % u. evening DEVOTION
no pastor VIII preach. subject. Blind
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IN THE CHURCHES
METHODIST

The Fourth street Methodist Ep'sco-
pal church. The Mother church" Chap
line street south OF Twelfth. Clarence
Eugene Allen. H. D.. pastor. Sunday
school with classes for all ages at 9:lb
a. M. Music lead by the orchestra Kind
crgarten department at 10 80 a. m. for
children between the axes Of three and
six years inclusive. Parents may leave
their small children in this department
ana attend church service. Public WCr-
ship al 10 30 n. m. and 1880 p. m. Morn
ing subject TRANSFORMATION Of the
Human Al the Peoples service In the
evening the pastor will deliver the an
nual sermon for the class ~ 1916. Wheel
INK High school. Subject The Glory
q the Common Task Special music bv
the vested choir. Minweek service wsu-
nesday evening at 7.45. Kindly note the
change m the hour from $50. The pas
tor viii speak on the General Rules OF
Methodism."
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dcavor 7 o'clock Evening service at
7.fs. Subject. "Hypocritcs."
Marwpod Lutheran church. the Cen
trail high school. place Of meeting. Rev.
Ralph 4 Harshman. pastor-Junc l.
sunday after Ascension. Divine NyorSh %
with sermon bv the pastor At 1880 ,. M.
SundaN erhonl AZ a..M N m
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Hope 81 T. church. ". p Griffin. pas
tor. To thc following services q corIi4r
invitation %. extended SUNDAY school
at f5 Air. o. n. Frs,e.. sup.rinta nd.rt
Morning wor-hip at % O'Clock sermon
% pastor. ENening worship az as SER
mon h} pastor. The regular monthly
ncs ting 81 the Ladies AID So,ia., viii
Pc he'd Monday evening az the usual
hour. Prayer meeting Wednesday even
evening a. I:30. after which choir prac.
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=, second Presbyterian church. June 4
SloIAlhg addrcsse by Mr. Gcorg, "
.a"o,. state superintendent Anti-SaI Don
~ $3.50. evening sermon by the Rev.
Ioe-Ln ]. GroEurN. camarnn ~ n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-03

Zane street Methodist Episcopal
church. corner Seventeenth and Jacob
street sunday morning at loco o'clock
H. the regular nour Ior our Monthly Com
muniou service. this will b. "a profitable
season for all Christians At this service
the Family Roll call will take place. see
10 % that your family responds TO its
call SUNDAY evening at as preaching
by the pastor. theme. Little sins. We'd
nesd1I evening 40 90 o'clock. PRAYER
meTting. FRIDAY afternoon Junior agfIe
led ny Miss Stephen Friday .vsnIre
Junior choir led hy Mrs. Beams W 81
Shulfz. pastor.
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rings First" The pastor will be de-
Il-ht'd 10 see and greet his old Con-
hf mands. The congregation invites,
therefore an the ConHrmands. to as.
semhle IN the church next sunday night
and remember the oldcn times.
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UNITARIAN

Unitarian church. Icon street. north OF
Twelfth. Rev. J. a. O.. Fagginger Ruer,
minister. sunday school. 1915 n m.
Service, II a. M; topic. Re YOURSELF"
blble class aftor The s.rvice.
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LUTTE RAN.

l''h Lutheran church. PTS Mari.
-..t''i rev. \. J.. Rene. pastor. S,.r.I. i.
" ~ ne As su-lou sunday school o.
N'tr'rs or $50 L. Dol N iii''
IN tuesday evening az next wc.L ft.
~. ~. ah league Will conduct n f.r..f
49,, Nfl' ana entertainment Boo Tho b.. .a-
ln'nl OF mo church. ON WsIrs.da, ..f,-
Ih."n ih" monthly meeting of M. r,-
NLn society viii ue held. su...I
.nk VIII Irecsde the trs.rf.4s
NC lluE. The church council win n.rT
20 important meeting az - s|gr.r. .T
wednesday evening 'i
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Vance Memorial Pr,euytsrInr church.
MuHtedtiD. James Meade Potter. Id. d..
minister Services a. ID o.. uI. and -.f5
D.. T. Morning subject. ''IrIHfI.u Cite
x.I-n.U. evening subject "It Makes a
lIITtIsu.. the fourth OF fls series nf
short sermons 800 advert Safu,uf-. SUM
day school and adult Eihl. classes at
9 GH a. m. Young Peoples meeting at =