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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-14
SnIanb.
Die teroniihe DeIeaat

DIE terantihe Delegation CUR
oemofratiihen Iatronolfonbention
bat Com 2ope's @nipriide auf Ell
men Sis i'm 9ationalfomite suriif=
getuieien. 0ie NOTICE Maioritat
mnroe ~aneroings nur baour1 err
ret6t, Dob @~ouoernenr Sergmlon oie
&egel auftente, Die @npelenoen
fonnten fir Die 4~bpeienoen flint
men. 2obe's 8ertreter meroen iih
nidt 5ufrieoen geben, Ionoern per=
ben an Die Hationalfonpention op=
pelieren. Die 0ationalfonpention
miro Die G~ngelegenbeit mabrl6einlid
Dem lteuen NationaIfomite iiberpei-
fen.
- Oberrtdter Sugbes Ioa auf
cine 4nfrage. meI6e Steallng er
ben Deutid \ amerifmern geger-
aiber einnebme, erfl6rt boben, feline
Steanng lei Die oes unperf6lidten
Imerifanismus. @er i'm inter
ltiiee, miiiie .piiieiL ooB er einen
Wann, Der Imerifaner our6 uno
our6 lei, unterftiise. = Domit tpere
ben Die 9euti6 : 4merifaner fei-
nesuees un5ufrieoen lein. Gin
Wann, Der Mmerifaner onrd) uno
our6 lit, miro ibnen als Br1iioent
idon redt fem. @as iie an @illon
nno @ooiebeIt aus5ufesen batten,
mar ridt ibr Mmerifanertum, fon-
bern lire 8arteiIidfeit eegeniiber
England un6 lire masIolen, unge-
rehten uno unberedtisten angriffe
anf iie, Die 9eutid : @merifoner
ieIbft.
- @us Stem Orleans miro gerneI-
set, oaB oas fran5ofiide Spern-
baus, oos Dor einigen Gagen binig
p~erfa1ft tpnroe, Inn @nlpriide an
ben BETTER gu befrieoisen, bon eli
mem ltnbefannten Ser Eulone-l1ni-
berlitat eeidenft moroen lit. Sc
miro alio mol in ieiner iesigen Gel
italt erbalten bIeiben. 9as gigen-
tum bot einen @ert bon ungefabr
$4,000.
= gei ser Stag 9ab" Seier
I'M 8etip Sob SouIe" 5u 8bilaoel-
pbia belt Or. Seramer, Der 8raii-
bent oes oeutid : amerifaniihen
Nationalbunoes, cine &eoe, in Ser er
fagte: y8obrer @merifanismus
fennt feinen llnteri6ieo Der &aiie
uno oes @laubens. @abrer 4meri-
~fattisnus perlan9t mabre Neutrali-
tat uno lit ein5ig uno aaein fir oie
Serteioigung amerifanider &edte
uno, inn Sutereiie Der Ser. Staaten,
gegen ieoe aggreliion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-14

Banmiuuae.
GptrDnTamen- Trobmfte.

Gan antonio, Ser, 12h gts.
8alpeiton, geitern, 1880 Gents.
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Aoberid: vsieb MIR Elm Deal
Der! Sat 8ilftns benin ieinen Ser
Itano boaig perloren?"
San b TT: v8arltm 0enn?"
&oberid: uSiebft 9u benin
ni6t, ooB letn eon5es Sous beleud)=
tet lit? gr bat leoen ein5elnen Gas
leltGter in ieiner gan5en 8obn1tng
brennenl"
San AIbert: 80, oas tit MIR
Strategie, ni6ts ols Strotegiel 9i[=
fins mlBte unbeotngt ieine @asre6=
n1tnq in oieiem Monat erboben! Set
ne Srou fommt namli6 moreen
bonn 2ono 5uriid, nno er bat ibr ge-
Idrieben, OaB er ieoen 4beno at
Souie geblieben lei uno Sbafeipeore
geleien babe"
9octftc Serbice Mogd5ine.)
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@rnnbetaentums rlebertraqunaen.

8alter g. Mapier, grultee, an e.
Y. 9iaie, Gr1noitiid in Ser George
9nunAg 5ubhipiiion; $4,000.
Sra Oaoen, Srltitee, an 6. 6. Sill
i nrlb 8alter g. Napier, BAT Nder
2ano; $4,000.
9apib &eisfelo on Con Qubain.
@rnnoitiid I'M gitpz8lod 1899; 1926.
Oscar Srgftrom on Biliam @pItein,
@rnrbifii6 an Der 5outb Stores Ctr. ;
81.
Sos Ineeles Seigbts Smprobement
g%or1pnf1h an Trau Nnnnie 6tl1ber,
@rltnoitiid IN Cos Inseles Seigbts;
$3.50.
2os Ingeles 5eigbts Sn1probement
Gon1pann on BiQiam Strber, @r1tnbs
ftiid IN 2os Gnaeles 3eigbts; $3.50.
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@erblmmt.

3effe: uoieber Onfel, fonnte1r
9n mir pieQeiht nit elmer &leinig-
felt ausbelfen?"
Snfel: rIber germ, bier bait 9u
eine Marf."
@effe: u0anfe : iebr."
Snfel: %, bite, es mon mir ELL
&ergnitgen."
Reffe: SEQ bor' mol, iebr Der
g1tiignngsiiidtig Fdeinit OH ODER
ni6t 5u Iein."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-14
Gdled)te 3eiten.

SD bin Elm pacierenoer &iinitler
uno bite ni6t Inn @elo, lonoern nur
Inn abgelegte &leioer!"
gSieber 5reuno, Die 3eiten Iino
1ebt 10 l6left, oaB id meine abgeleg-
ten &leioer iebt IelbIt traqel"
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Suns XII Derremtem.

9as nntere rnb obere Stpfperf
BON Scr. 21S Sit-gommerce Strafe
lit sa berrenten. Nabere Mnsfnnft in
Der Office Der uSreien EreiSe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-14

8alpelton, eeitern, 1880 Gents.
Gutrunfamen -Trobnfte.
Sun antoniD, Seq, IA. Sunni 1916
Brine grlbe Cotton 6eeb Oil, 70
geuts pei @nlone.
9ietu YDrf, IA. sunni Spot $1O.1O
unb $11.10; SUM-, $1O.75 uno $1O.97;
SuIi, $10.74 nlb $t0.75; @1auIt,
$10.75 mno $10.76; September. S10.75
$10.77; Sftober. $9.87 nnb $685.;
ber, 1891 uno 1892; Sanuar, 1896
uno' 1897.
5arm-s8rDSmfte.
Gan antonio, Ser, IA, SUM 1916
Butter 16c per 8funo
Ger (nnr frif6e) ....19c Der 9lbenS
9iibner -. 500. .10c-16c per Bfo.
Snrtebs ..............15c per Bfo.
@orn ........... 85c per 8nideI
8ei5en ........ Sill per 8uIdel
9afer 48c per 8uihei
Sen ........... $1,000 per Come
wemiife.
&artoffeln. Neue Serns, 1926; Gas
~lifornia $2.40; Colorado. $3.50.
SiiBe aartoffeIn. 2ouiftana. $1.75.
Somaten, Seras, A Scribe, $500 nno
$1.25.
@pinat, 75c per 8uidel.
Sauafb. 75c per 8ufbeI.
gierpflnnsen. $3.50 per Buidel.
&opffalat, $500 per Crate.
8obnen, Crime, $3.50 Der Baif6eL.
Ora, $3.50 fir bier 8uid5eI.
g~Iamenfo6r, $t.75 fiir IL 5tid.
0Qo&.o2Aos, Q0r & d\n& Ql...,AuI
&obl. $3.50 u. $500 per Crate.
Yeteriilie, 35c Der Sbo.s 8iinbeI.
Seuerie. 90c Ii. $500 per 9bb.
3tpiebeln, Seras Bermuda, Sits per
Crate; Choice. SIPS; gbrbitaG 8ar.
@riiner 8feffer, Sseras, $3.50 uno
$1.75 per Crate.
@eerrettigz8 ursein, per Efb 12he
COLORADO 5000; Gina. 1925: Nnbh,
1925; 8lad gbes. 1925; Crime Bob
men. per 8ufdeI, $3.50.
geeten, Acc per 9bo. sgiinbeI.
@elbe Bnraeln, 40e II. 45c per 9bo.
gieh-Marft.
Gan Gntonio, Seg.. IA. sunni 1916
&iibe $4.25 biz $685..
&Glber $4.75 Bis $8.75.
O6fen, $500 Biz 1925.
8ulen $4.75 Bis 5000.
ct. 2ouis, IA. SUM 1916. = Ninbs
bieb, SerasSgieb, $3.50 Biz $3.50.
S6peine $7.75 bis 1915.
6Gute.
Gdfpere bonn GhIodter ......22 Gts.
Qei6te BIN S@Iadter ...,....22 gts
Grim geiaIsene ..........teh Ste
Sele.
Bolf unb Suds 20 Ga
gneoras3ieeen per 8fo. ......10 Cts
Gngoras3ieeen. beihdoigt -. 5 gh
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gam Grlambnisfdeine.

San Gntonio @6ool goaro, anbau,
@uclib Mbe.; $4,000.
S. 8. 8ebmoutb, @obnbaas, 8eIt
Miftletoe @be., $4,000.
Charles Sdmiot. gord, 8eit 9elaz
mare Ctr; 500.
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InpaHmng.

oSerrgott, lit @eiers Sunee aber
magerl"
oSreilid, Der ntuB enti6ieoen an
einem fleil6loieu Gage sur @elt ge-
fommen feinl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-14

@enn 2iebe CUR @erpobnbeii
miro, nennt man iie grelte.
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! q ..
&prreipombens.

areiie ibrer 5ablreiden Samilie,
rbren SO. @ebnrtstag. Moge ser ol-
ten Dame pereonnt lein, nod ibren
butoertiten @eburtstas gu feiern.
Sbre @elunbbeit laBt nibts gu MIN
i6en iibrig. Seit 81 Sabren mobnt
lie fait ununterbro1en bier in Ser
Habe bon Gibolo. - l1niere grnten
lteben nidt bonn Maerbeften, &orn
miro cine lebr mittelm1Bige grnte
geben. Die Srodenbeit bat gu lan-
ge angebalten. - Sim s. SUM itarb
bier bel Gibolo SEER Seinrid Gro
be I'M boben Sitter BON nabesu 80
Sabren. gr binterlaBt cine 5abIrei-
DIE Samilie, s..
Sn Der geitrisen 9robibitioni-
en-@eriammlung in Sort @ortb
fplroe beihloiien, ooB porlGufia ale
arafte oarauf fon5entriert iperoer1
Ioaten, ben Notwithstanding BET
ben Brimartua5len an %. Suli
5nr @nnabme gu bringen. Mm II.
sunni, olio Samftag, ioGen in ieoem
teraniihen Gountp WaIienberiamm-
lllnge1 bon ben 8robibitioniiten a6-
gebalten tneroen, in oenen Die Cub
miiiionsfrage beipro6en miro.
= Gs iino Solooten nod Cart
80 Springs eei6ift, neil man Ell
men @ngriff auf BEN Srt befiirdtet.
Srl Ser N6be bon 2afprence
muroe Elm getpiiier Sames goens,
elm Monn BON 81 Sabren, erIdoi-
len. Sein Sobn Greo muroe Der
baftet.
Sn Corpus Gbriiti bat es
gut aeregnet. gs fieI am @ontag
elm Gegen bon 1925 3oa. Mud aus
Sdulenburg miro bon einem gu-
ten &egenfan gemeloet.
Drei @raouierten Der Staats-
uniDeriitat gu @uItin tpnroe aln
S6luB oes S6uliabres Ser Ooftor=
Sitel erteilt. Die 10 Musge5eihnetel1
firo Wfar 0ies BON Muitin, @m.
&enrp Gong bon SEEM @erico nno
SRI. @oloie ErintiB &orton BON
Gnannab. SRI. Sorton lit Die erIte
Dame, Die ben giteI zines Ooftor
Der 8bilolopbie an Der Muitiner
uniperfitat ertuorben bat. Der err
tie Wann, Dem oiele @usseidnung
81 tell tplroe, mar Or. &arl Surt-
mann, Dem Die @iiroe amS6luB oes
Sduliabres 1915 perlieben muroe.
Inter ben iibrigen Mbiturienten, oie
our6 @rteiluna BON Siteln ousge.
5eld)net tDuroen, lit Der blinoe Stu
bent Der He6te, @m. $. garle bon
@aeo, 5u nennen, Der iid ourh iei-
men SleiB, Offer nno lfarfe @nffai.
l~ungsfraft Die @iiroe zines ,8ahe.
Tor Of Gam" ermorben bat. Den
BON Der nSeras intercollegiate
Beace 4ilociatiun~ ausgeietten Greis
pom 500 erbielt &obert Midael
51elo BON Gan Mntonio. Die bon
Gem Sroen Der @erntannsiohne fin
oas Stnoium Der oeiltiden Sprad)e
ausgeietten Treilen erbieIten ois
f~olgenoen Stuoenten: Grippe /, err
iter Sreis, $50, Wfiloreo See @lao-
nep, 9onbam; 5meiter 8reis, 500.
Clarence eugene Brand, YIono
oritter 8reis, $40, CAROLYN Slabel
Sanner, Denton; pierten Breis, $40
Han0olpb 4rnolb Sapnes, Muffin
Grippe 2, eriten 8reis, $50, Dab.
Ion Den @aIlaee, Muffin; 5weiter
8reis, $50, anno Sod; oritter
8reis, $40, Hebecca @igbtomer. Gar
@ntonio; @ruppe 8. eriten Ireis
$50, @omtn @iIiam Storf, &olnt
Cop: sireiten 8reis. $40. @rueSI
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= 4meiien ~itberragen NIT ibrerr
lelbit Sdligetiere.
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MANNNGTON NEWS

&"~r -
re o., with headuuarters IN Wheeltng.
was q businesSyisttorSheT Friday
Father Sullivan OF Ltttleton, was
business visitor In Warrington Ell
day.
Robert Floyd, Of Dents Run, Is q
business visitor In Fairmont.
Dr.. Russell Ice, Of Moundsyille, was
q professional visitors in Warrington
Friday evening.
Mrs. D. F. Hollobaugh. OF the Clay.
ton addition, has returned from a visit
to FatrmoRt.
w. Mays has returned from a visit
at his home in New Martinsyille.
H. Kuhn, Of Underwood, ". Va, has
returned to his home after looking at
ter business %interestsli in this city.
h DR.. U. II. Debendarfer has returned
from a professional visit to Metz.
J. y. Ullomer, prominent business
man OF P~arkersburg, v. Va, is here
for a short visit with relatives.
R. g. Stalnaker, Of Ellenboro, w.
Va, has arrived In this city and will
visit with relatives in the South Side
O. Malone, Of Cameron, was a bust
ness visitor here yesterday.
Miss Mary Jolliffe has returned to
her home in Morgantown after a visit
with friends in this city.
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CHILDREN HATE
pills, CALQNEL
ANDGAST0ROIL
liz CROSS, FEvERlsH, coNsTlPAT.
Ed GIVE ycALIFoRNlA SYR-
UP oF2FIGsn

T. HEa ~ L- I'd. ElH.. VI -N ~
Look back at your childhood days.
Remember the t.tdose"" mother insisted
on-castor oil, calomel, cathartics.
How you hated them; how you fought
against taking them.
With our: children its; different.
Mothers who cling toSthe old form of
'physic simply don't realize what they
do. The children's revolt is well found.
ed. Their tender little insides are in
jured by them.
IL your child's stomach, liver and
bowels need cleansing, give only deli
.cious California Syrup of Figs" It's
action is positive but gentle. Millions
of mothers keep the harmless fruit
laxative" handy; they know children
love to ltakeit It; that 1t never fails TO
clean the liver and bowels andsBweet.
en- the stomach, and that q TEASPOON.
full given today saves assick child to
morrow,
Ask your druggtstifor q l50-centl bot
tie OF .,,CaltfornIa Syrup sot Figs
which has NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for babies,
CHILDREN OF all ages andsfor grown:
ups plainly on each bottle. Beware,
OF counterteits sold here See that u
So madasbysthe ..Ca1iforniasMg Syrup
Company Refuse any other Kind,
with contempt
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Templars Prepare
For State Meet
COMMITTEES APPOINTED AT.
cLARkseuRG TO ARRANGE
GRAND coMMANDERYPLANs

The Grand Commandery knights
Templar of West Virginia, will meet
I'm Clarksburg beginning May II. Com
Imittees have been named by the COM
mandery there as follows:
Executive Committee &c. Harry
Gordon, G. C.. Finley, Morgan Par
sons, James N. Hess, Secretary-Treas.
urer.
Refreshment Committee ~ Harry
10. Hoffman, A. L. Roberts, Chas. D.
Johnston.
Reception Committee-H. L. Cum
bingham, L. G. Lockwood, w. T. Mer-
triman; ], S. Flanagan, Liz. Richards,
J. r. Andrews, J. S. Maloy, B. Z. Duty,
VIM. A. Carpenter, ". B. Holden, O.
ID. Barnes, "A, J. Watson, Howard Rob
inson, B. H. Post, ". Lee Williams,
Oscar G. Wilt.
Program Committee-Arthur Par
sons, F. L. Delbridge, j.. S. Flanagan,
IA. E. Kettering,sW. T. Merriman.
Finance Communications. w. Fur
bee, James N. Hess, Howard L. Gun:
ningham, Frederick Z. Delbridge.
Hotel Committee-Morgan Parsons,
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. +
Claude e. Goodwin, Pastor.
Services tomorrow will be as fol-

&C. 4SSS 1890 10
sunday school. at $3.50. Plan to be
present. Do your part in making 1t
a big school. There ought to be pres,
ent at this season 600, at least.
Public worship and sermon at 10:45.
DR.. Mahood will preach the sermon.
His theme, 1.-THE Spirit Filled Life"
There will be a meeting for men at
3 o'clock this afternoon at, the Meth
odist Protestant Temple. The men of
the city are invited. The place OF
meeting is central for men living on
both sides Of the river. DR.. Mahood
will speak on Facing the Facts"
Epworth league devotional meeting
at 6:30. This is a meeting for young
people. Topic: "others" as q Watch
word for Christmas. Prayer League
will meet at z o'clock. Plan to atteno
this service for a few minutes Of pray
err preceding the evening service.
Evangelistic meeting at 1880. DR..
Mahood will preach. If you have not
heard him, you should do SO. He has
been preaching some very strong ser
mons. The first week Of the meeting
was very successful. There will be
services every night this coming week.
Afternoon meetings will be held on
tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at
g o'clock. The membership of the
church is called torally to the work.
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Detailed Vote On
Gore Resolutions
EleHTY.Two SENATORS VOTED
FOR OR AeAINsTA AND 10 WERE
REPORTED AS ABSENT.

iW -.rrY,~~1ro 11 rI.o Ia,
WAsHlNGION. Marcn us =
tailed vote tapling me core "a = ] III
resolution ana auneIuE1e1t was DC :
lows: o., con,
s;na. rIe 4, w.,
nectlcut; 5ur1eIgh, Mstne, LA =, ws
omlns, Golf' L.noue r,onsnant aTponf
KANSAS DtIIltsnaI xsIligne Wns'
DetaWare; f1arqln, 9 nv nactir,t Nal,
NtcLean "a !.
Son, M1lnesoea, 9 gtnt,tnsi:rten T,ashin1
Fage, veTnlont, Ioanae Stsr " snrtf
o oun4Sn. MlcnAsan, ote1s 1.1Sa1,s
Dakota; WAIten' myonlnst NJ,
massachusetts, "aus"oEtn' ~"
YORK. !,
AsnA~tett 49,.
pscNhaH,
lucky broussarI, Loulslana S NJ
West virginia; Clarke Sua
erson eteIcnel btoEiua ,s3tat
Oklahoma; ara"1ck Georgiai rils S
COCK. Nepraska t1ot!s, - ta
SHIRE; hughes, new Jersey; fiustl Is
Wisconsin; James, he1LuGhyI o4
son. Matne Jonnson' souen LAKE.
hern. lnalana; Lane, oregon NJ
Marylana; Lewis, 1illno1s, MartiM, "
gina; Martine, NeW Jersey' Myeas'
Montana: NeWlanas Nevaaa osel
homa; Pnelan, CaLtornia fttttaII
Fomersne; onio, eras.o+h'
Loutsiona; Reed, Missouri; Seair1i
COLORADO; Saeppara, Iexas snis
tennessee; NoTtn loEata
smith, Arlzonai smith. Geotsa'
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mo meeting Of the Home and For,
elm missionary societies Of the Pres.
bytertan church held at the home OF
MT. E W.Eyance- Thursday after
noon, Wassamost~ successful and pleas
anf one After the devotional exer
cfses the beautiful story OF Ruth was
told ~ MRS! Bernhard. The story
was used as an illustration Of what
our attitude should be to the immt-
eranE The election OF officers fol-
lowed, TheEpresident, Mrs. Bernhardt.
and vice presidents, Mrs. Haugh and
Mrs. 8. Burt, were reelected. Mrs.
II. H Hamilton was elected as record
fng aecrstafy;sMrs. n. B. Beatty, treas.
urer; MrssLsN Griffith, secretary of
literature. Aftersthe close Of business
oe the societySthose present were very
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Mar
ion Brooks, of Fairmont. She told
Of her work among the foreigners.
During the social hour delicious re-
fsashments were served by Mrs. F.
~. vance and Mrs. d. s. Ferry.
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TO-MORROW IN THELOCAL CHURCHES

Mrs. c. H.S Bloom, Superintendent
The topic is why Need the Bible
The leader is Master Robert Harden.
Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Societys3:00. Avery pleasing
program will be the order OF the day.
The annual election Of officers will
also take place.
Senior Christian Endeavor $3.50,
leader. This is conservation mseting
and the topic for consideration is
"'rhe Conservation of Strength"
Evening Service at 1880. All visit
ors will be cordially received.
Mid week prayer service Wednesday
evening, 1880. Some folks forgot the
meeting last week but that did not
prevent its being a great success. A
great many could be benefited
by attending this meeting.
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WILLIAMS MEMORIAL M. E.
CHURCH, SOUTH.
Corner Fatrmont A%venueiand End

Sunday school at 9:sO a. M, conduct
ed by H. T. Jones, Supt. Don't let any
thing hinder you from being present
Sunday. Invite others to join you In
enjoying this delightful service.
Preaching at 10:45 a. m. and 1880 p.
m. by the pastor. Sermon themes,
1.-THE Scriptures, All History and Elk
perience Prove that we Reap What
We Sow" I'm What Sense May a Man
Hinder the Purpose and Plan OF God?"
League service at $3.50 p. m. MI. o.
d. Wilson president. The young PEG.
pie extend to all a hearty and cordial
welcome to the services Of the league.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, at 1880
D. m. AT this service we will hear re-
ports from all departments Of the
church. Each member urged to be
present. Good music. 's-
You are cordially invited'to all these
services. A special welcome for the
stranger and the man,on the outside.
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Nj. p. TEMPLE.

j. C.. Rrcomheid, o.. D., Pastor.
Having misunderstanding the week
the Billy Sunday meeHngs now in3pre1
gresss in Baltimore, I will speak atomor;
row evening on. my impressions OF the
meetings. Having heard MT Sunday
In Wheeling, Pittsburg, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, my Impressions OF the
man and his message are very pro
.nounced.
Isandaysschool at s:30sa. M ": ":
Conway, superintendent.
oommunionsserYice Satb10:45Ioselock
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TRINITY M. e. CHURCH.
Mapson F. Hayling, Pastor.

Sunday services: I'd
10ia. m.--Junior League.
Ii a. m.-Preaching subject. Sub
iect, The Significance Of a Name.
3 p. m.-Sunday school.
2 p. m.-Epworth League.
8 p. m.-Preaching. Subject, An
anias' Short Comings.
The church will hold its annual ba.
zaar from Tuesday, March 18th, to Fri
day, March 10th, inclusive. Interest
ing programs each night. AS this will
be the closing event Of the conference
year the members and friends Of the
church are urged to make It a great
success.
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George P. Linger, Norton 8. Tonga,

George P. Linger, Norton 8. Longa-
baught.
Automobile Committee. Harry
Gordon, A. N. T. Cunningham, D. w.
Jacobs, A. Fred Wagner, John B.
Stealey.
Parade Committee George B.
Corpening, Grand Marshall; J. M.
Crouch, J. Hornor Davis, g. c. Finley.
Music Committee. M. Knox, W.
B. FAM. L. G. Lockwood. ". Lee
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Williams.
Decorating Committee-Arthur Par
sons, L. G. Lockwood. Morgan Bar:
sons, Harry E. Referring.
Press Committee. Wade Gofman.
Virgil L. Highland, T. Horror Davis
BAH committee--H. "A. Russell, VIM.
H. Leachman, N. s. SUPERINTENDENT
w. Laubenstein.
Drill Committee-Bruce Stoyt, J.SSM.
Crouch, ]. Hornor Davis.
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MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH.
M. D. Willis, Pastor.

$3.50 a. m.-Sabbath school.
10:45,a .m.-Morning worship. Sub
ject, "Home Mission"
6:30'p. m.-Sentor B. Y. P. q.
1880 p. m.-Evening worship. Sub
feet, Danger Signals"
1880 p. m. Wednesday-Prayer ser
vice.
The public is cordially invited to at,
tend.
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An Aplea! to WiVes

You know, the terrible affection that
comes to many homes from the result
of a drinking husband or son. You
know Of the money wasted onl"Drink"
that is needed in the home to pur-
chase food. and clothing, oRRINE
has saved thousands of drinking men.
1t is a home treatment. No sanitarium
expense. Can be given secretly. We
are in earnest when we ask you to
give ORRINE a trial. You have moth
ing to risk and everything to gain,
for your money will be returned If
after a trial you fail: to get results from
oRRINE%
ORRINE is prepared in two forms:
No. J., secret treatment; oRR1NE No.
q, the voluntary treatment. Costs only
$1.00 asbox. Ask US for booklet. w.
r. Crane and Co., corner Main and
Madison Streets.
80 Rg-E.LH F...1r. LHHh-L. |nLL ~
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PALATINE BAPTIST CHURCH.
"The Home.Like Church"
j, w. BroWh,CPastor.

Sunday school at@s:so, Prof. W. A.
Hustead, superintendent,
Morning service attlo:45@Laymens
meeting. /.
Evening service at:7:30. The Pull OF
the Old Home.
Strangers in the city and those with
out a church home will be given o cor
dial welcome at all the services of the
church.
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The ST. Patrick:s church benefit
III Bnrfgf theatre Thursday afternoon
and night vase success in every way.
Onethousandstwo hundred tickets and
ndfiisafonREWere sold.
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Club Meeting

Mrs. Harry l.SI.trton, of the Cav.
TIM addition entertained the rhimble
ciEbEoftheSPytl!Rn Sisters at hef home
3es FrankIingstreet. Friday afternoon,
from tW6Suntilthye o'clock.
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Mrs.. payidsHixsis in Hundred, w.
W. visiting with relatives.
Ms. Chester Prfchard, Miss Nellie
Cunningham SandaLeslie Koen were
among Observation-Disclosures "The Birth
of s Nationp In Fairmont Friday af-
keF1pons
Z H.SelletS reliefsagent for the B.
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g.orVtsIt

Mrs. o. C.8sheppard and daughter
viii a~rrfyedfnext week from Bridge
port Gonn.StoSepend some time In this
sify With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
i. &. Hardesty. of street.
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.8Ernn waahlnnton

MAC KsIins, OF cIarksburg street,
has fetusned$from washington. II g.,
wiiere che spent the past month visit
Ing With her parents.
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~PREseYTERIANs CHURCH,
H. q. .etoetzer. G. 9 MIalater.

You are cordially invited 70 worship
with us.
Bible school at 9:8o.a., m.
Morning service at 10:45 o'clock.
Sermon by the pastor. Subject The
Choice O fthe Kingdomip of Worldly
Glory on the. Gingdom Of God.
Junior society at p. m.
senior society at f6:30.- Conserya-
ton OF Strength; Is the topic.
Evening service at 1880. Song serv.
fee and sermon on this subject: mans
Most Serious Problem, and Christ's
Solution of It"
wednesday,, 1880, praise and prayer
service.