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BANKER
DIES SUDDENLY

Winona, MIMI; June. 13.-Willia7n Z.
Tearse. 72 years old. lumberman, banker
and manufacturer, was found dead If
the hallway Of his home mere tonight
by his chauffeur. He died of heart di-
sease while he was returning from .
call at the home of a neighbor.
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MI: C%hberti snota aligned witha any clique or faction Of theR Republican Party md has 10 en-
measure of preparedness tariff that will protect the farmer as we'll as the manufac
trer. Rural Credits ill which will enable the farmer to- finance his business as hea1y as the
manufacturer. and Others. Why not? iIe has the best @urty in the wond-Land. He stands
CORPORATE legislation which win relieve the public of the burden Of dividends OF watMed
thse things VOTE FOR HIN. 81 70
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Locke returned
last evening from Colorado and other
points in the south where they spent u
month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05
INTERVIEW WITH
GERARD DOUBTFUL

BERLIN. June 3 Cyia London. June
8, % =. M The cN,a.nE National
Zeitung today nriufs an Interview with
James W. Gerard. the American am
ba--adOr. which bears on IFS face inii.
cations of lack Of authenfici'y.
speaking on The chances Of peace.
tho amba- -ador DE- quoted as saying.
Now. a- before. con -Idcr thee
favorable. and / am convinced that
only few months ~epgrara us from
peace
President wilson has above an. a
human interest in the RESTORATION uf
peace I kluw I, feels is-r personal
pain af The misery which Tho war BIS
bringing 90 millions of men and { a-.
sert that be- has proved that hy words
and deeds
The interview proceeds with ref.
cr"urr- fu President WILSON, pence
uffrrHr,e- Iu connection with fHc pres.
dental campaign Iu the United states
phrd-"d Iu way that tho Ambassador
naturally would avoid ~ quotes fIm
also as declaring himself roL1in, cd
That military events within tho next
few weeks would materially ia,r.a 20
tho inclination Tor pence 1rionC the
hclIIEertuf
Amb1 .-3d0- Gerard today nlf'v
denied that Joseph g.. Grew. secretary
.uf fhn embassy. who I- now iu tho
rred States has ans especial roIiti
cH mission H. BIAS been widely TO-
ported here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05
SOCIETY
TO ASK PLANKS IN
6. 0.P.PLATF0RM

NEW YORK. June 4-The tenta.
i've planks which the Republican par
" VIII be urged TO include in its ma
uonaI platform will be submitted to
the resolution committee hN the
American Society. Rear Admiral Cas-
par +. Goodrich. the president. an.
nounCed tonight.
one Uf the proposed planks reminds
all citizens OF the United States. ma.
tive and naturalized. that the rights
bestowed upon them by our institu-
tons are coupled with the equivalent
duty of sustaining those institutions
unimpaired. and we denounce any cit
zen. native or naturalized. who fails
10 pay undivided allegiance to the
United States of America. and TO live
a life in active harmony with our Ian.
guage and our fundamental institu.
tons"
The other plank declares IL 10 be
the highest duty OF every citizen To
maintain the principles Of American
liberty against all enemies. whether
open or covered. II proclaims as
worthy of public confidence only
those who cordially uphold and main,
tain these principles in inviolaie in.
tegrity."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
81 RIFF
SUBJECT TO PRIMARIES JUNE Is. 1916
= Your Support Respectfully Solicited =

terry, which Is 10 meet in special ses-
sion, June Is. After those meetings
definite announcement is expected
from Rev. McCbary.
Rev. McCleary. who has been in the
city during the past three days con
Quoting services prior TO the observ-
ance ~ communion Yesterday. has
made numerous friends among the con
gregauon. Rev. McCleary was accom-.
paniea by his wire
The communion service at IL o'clock
Yesterday was in charge Of Rev Nc
Clcary u Was a very impressive one
and large congregation greeted him
I'm The evening Rev. McCleary oCCu-
pied The pulpit and took for his text.
18th Psalm 50. Il walk in bis ways
and follow IN his testimonies"
Tho call which will be presented 10
The sbytery on June IL has been
signed hv nearly every member Of the
conservation with the execution Of
number who are absent from the city.
Voting time is almost here-Jarnes
{. Richards for County Assessor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05

, About People
heseGeots o. individuals e
and From lie City.
AT THE HOTELS.

NJ IhE hOTELS.
Stamm-'il,uu Reed. WuodsflCId. o..
\il, Hsrkius. Woodsi,ld. j. A. Rut-
ledge. Athens. o.. Geo. ". ,rabb,. Char
lesion. ". Va. Mr and Mrs.. John =
Monks. Martins Ferry. %.
windsor. c. Park. rurkcrsuurE W.
Va. = J.. NatKN;a-. Anruu. o.. Fran,
H -~. Newark 3D.. Geo. 30. Mayr south
lend. Ind Joseph turst. cincnnstt e..
IA. o. ". Sk,cton. Smithn,Id. o.. b.
Fleming. CleN Gland. o.. =. l. Gr,Eor..
cameron. ". Va. 4. -. Iwdma. Charlie
CON. W. Va, J. Nl-hlno, Charleston. Is.
Mcclure frsukk j. McGayan. Cad.s.
o. T. l.. Morris. laIrmout. ". Va. Wrl.
la'hr, Mckecspolt. Pa. A.. J. Sztcr. IaIr-
mont " Va. q. l.. Bradtora. Clark
Baker. Washington. IA. AIR. ANA Mr..
I,Hts, D.. Tear Washington. Pa
Grand Central G. Hislut Zane
VIE. o.. 4. 10 How ell. Barnes Tile. g..
T.. T. Block. Shiun~tou. ". Va. r.. n.
Miller Shiuustun, " Va. Miss J,nni,
stark, Elklns. 5. n. piddls. Huntington.
". Va L. -. WorthInEtou. IsarucsyiII,.
o.. j. ". CARRIER and wife. bethesda. %.
George Sagl.r-. OF New Mexico.
spent th, Weekend az 90. guest OF Prof
%. %. Thornton. ut NhreUuE high school
Harry MDl4r'. ST.. and E.Dr-. 80.
LUZ ieft saturday Iu Ar McI.ur,.s auto
m"hiI" FOG Chicago. to attend the H,-
g. o.. Gibson. CO.: Virginia. has bee. %
visiting local friends ior tH, past few
John N. short. deputy United state.
u.tr-hti has returned from uUuiuIlI
tri p"i SEVERAL days through the interior
Nir- ana Mrs d. ". Walter. OF wss-
tom. viii leave today tHr hum, after
several days VISIT with friends in .E.
Walter c.n.. uf Maunins.o 600. was
Dor. yesterday 900 nI- way tH Home
stead it. when, boz. bias accepted poo
d." . . y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05
PENNANT RACE
CONTINUES TO
TIGHTEN UP

NEW YORK. June 4-The breaking
81 the New York Nationals long win
I'H- NtI'aN LtSt week aii'r th"y had
Won seventeen consecutive games. the
diverted tn" attention Of tho baseball
world 70 the remarkably close pcnusnt
races in both the National and Ameri-
cane Leagues. For the FIRST time 80
years. the New York Giants and tho
Yankees are running neck and neck tor
the leadership IN their respective lea
CUES. both teams being in second place
b} margin OF less than game n-toyv
IN" leaders. aud with brooklyn setting
ne pace IN IN" other circuit In the
National League % lis any body's race
only a hair dozen agnes separating
bruokl]n az the top and st Louis At the
bottom of the loagu, standing Tho re-
cord breaking trip OF the Giants. who
returned Geo their home grounds ON Frl-
day after winning 10 out OF Il games
sun. however. remains TN, sensation of
IN, season. ON this hrrt swing around
inc circuit. tine Giants established "a
ll' runs and 2l2 hits loo their - gam, -
9nn average of more than nv, runs ana
western Teams Pick UP.
League. generally considered tho weaker
end ~ the organization. showed up NOR.
than iaN"rab.y On, past week. This was
I'sleciaIy true Of pittsburgh which
winning five out OF seven games. ana
Tor Cincinnati. which displaced chicago
from the leadership of the second divi-
rl"i. u Do" Cincinnati team on its first
Itfip et~t this season displayed a well
balanced organization which 10 il he
h'N'd viii Do" e factor in the pcnnant
Tho only western team which failed
10 max. e. good showing vast 81 Louis
which lo~r nN' QUE uf eight games and
dropped into last place phIlad,Iuhia
although losing four out Of seven
fdHs~. remains lu third position. while
IN" Boston Braves split even in eight
EHiu,~ ana chung Co the end Of tine nrst
lu TIE American League. Clark Grit
MN Washington team had very poor
week. falling to win "a game. and fell
from. the league leadership into third
position. while cleveland. although los
iuE 90 majority OF It's games. cam. hack
into FIRST position. With the YANKEES
a. their heels Washinrtou's hold ON
ihirn place. however I~ threatened sarf-
"u~'y hN the worlds champion BOSTON
team. which boo the week ending on SAT-
Hrl HN. lost onl! one game our or *
l'f if"l' Isl hlft'r-. " lu haN. been SLOW
'ir rounding into form. showed improvs-
iI.lf last week. notably Iu fu. ,I-e or
'ii. ana the team eucroach,d a little
iNrln nor or the leaders ty dividing cight.
games. which Chicago held its uositton
'. "a inning i've out OF seven. 81 I.oufs
IHiI't out uf last place bN heaN, hit
IIlE and turu1s NrreN.- r,prraufz,t
hIuIctir-. al'tpl-u displaying good
pit'Iiul talent foI back INTO fb.ir
familiar position go th. bottom OF he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05
REV. McCLEARY DOES
NOT ANNOUNCE DECISION
Stated al Evening Service Last Night
He Had Not Reached Definite
Conclusion.

Rev ire G. McCloary. Of Mcadville.
Pa. who was recently extended call
20 the pastorate Of the Second United
Presbyterian church and who was TO
have announced last night his accept
anCc or rejection. stated that he had
not arrived no conclusion 10 is an
derstood that Rev. MCClcary looks
with favor upon tho local pastorate
but the congregation with which he
has been connected for several wears
i- reluctant in submitting him his
release.
There viii be- special meeting Of
the Wheeling United Pre-hyfcry on
juno 18th. when the cali viii be
formally puf fo the MoldyiUe prc-by-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT
BY "UNLOADED" GUN
eEIIAIRE MAN is AT WHEELING
HOSPITAL SUFFERING WITH
BAD WOUND.
Turned Supposedly Unlosded Revolver
Upon Himself While Wrestling
With Friend.

An "unloaded" gun caused another
3VSlu lSul sIlrUsq ~ ApsSrn Lrsu
While wrestling with a friend William
LeMaster took revolver from a
dresser. He pulled the trigger four
times. but the chambers were empty.
The NTH time, however. bullet eN-
ploded and lodged in his left thigh.
lie was immediately removed 10 the
North Wheeling hospital and an oper-
stIon was performed by Or Fred :.
Wright The wound Is not serious and
the man viii recover.
Mr.. LeMaster IL about IS years of
age and boards with a family named
Riser residing on Union street shortly
after supper he left his room 10 visit
friends on Union street. near Crescent,
and ~ was al this place the accident
occurred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05

Earl A'lsuau- uf TW.r.,-a.-..,,,,
1I, VIII make trIef business -rtr
.' Pittsburgh today '''
he sunday school ana church ma
N.. "a attended a. fUe Christian rru-.H
Yesterday Rev. p. So E.III. az N..f..
evening anu
L'F. q r. Wilson ~ Twenty r-.,
,T.'.' VIII return from Morsan-.U-r TO-
sHi.e n3wO'- of local persons yfs.t-
.." 'F-uf.I.s N.rtaf.r. af rI....
'' valley te.t.rlI. afternoon
H'."r IT, 90 E|-.uru. ~ fr. local
7.h"... congregation. bold rra .-.t
'H moro Hf Dolly. r..iHsure IN biz.
.''''. street. ...f.rrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05
HE TELLS WHAT
SAVED HIS LIFE
HENRY J. Pastors. OF ELM
GROVE. GRATEFULLY LAUOS
NERv-WORTh.

Several times a week local or neigh
horhood users Of Wentworth have
sent IN or made. az the Rau store new
endorsements OF this priceless family
value.
I Rau's Drug Store: had kidney
and bladder trouble for eight years
! doctored right smart for this and
al times ! would be better for a lite
while. ! bought nearly every medicine
saw advertised. l had In addition
10 the trouble mentioned. heart and
asthma trouble. My immediate family
an nave had the same ailments About
ten members died with the same drs-
case.
Nerv-Worth has come to my relief
ana ! say n had not found this medi-
cine my case would be the same as
the balance of our family. I found
NerN-Worth to 20 straight 10 the seat
OF me disease and at once gave me
rehef which no other medicine has
done feel better than | have Tor
bears. can get my breath now.
Don suffer with shortness of breath.
and my general health il better than
Tor years and q have gained seven
Q pounds and used only one bottle OF
Wentworth. | cheerfully recommend
Wentworth 10 anybody in need OF
ms treatment. ] sleep. my appetite
- good and my cough is some better.
bowels.
HENRY ]. Pastors.
Elm Grove, W. Va.
Dollar back M our store IL Nerv-
/ Worth does not overcome your nerv-
Gus ills-RAU'S DRUG STORE.
Wentworth is also sold by V n.
Sayles, Moundsville: Cameron Drug
store. Cameron. Midway Drug Co.
Benwood McMechen. Dankworth Bros.
Belaire; Patterson & sons. St Glars
vile; Ralston & Parker. Martins
Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05
HENRY ]. PAsTERs.

tho sixth and seventh innings He was
relieved by stump. score r H. T.
Shenandoah 80 % 10000 o. I
farkcrshurg 80 o Of 24O'-s IS .
Hattsrtes-Null.. stump. Kublc and
kNl-nnM. NalInfInn md Ii KIM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05

primary because or tho smallr,SS OF it's
total vote. Tn. case viii b. fouEht Dur
in IN" courts by the political liberty de
fence league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-05
Series Of Sermons.

.q ls..a, Every member is asked TO be
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-11

retirement from the Administrations
councils could not fail to have delete
rious influence because OF the fact that
he has had the benefit OF three years ex-
perience in the war department ON top
of his undoubted qualifications. Secre-
tary Garrisons Judgment has been relied
upon by the people OF all parties during
crises when weaker men failed them.
The people place reliance in Garrison.
IT'S no serious reflection upon him that
there is not general approval of his plan
of having a continental army, so called,
as part of great defensive system
for the United States; and il il no gen
eral reputation of him as a cabinet Off
cial that the people, and Congress in par
ticular, do not rally in support OF his
plan. IL is merely that the people OF
the United States reserve to themselves
a great governmental right OF determin-
ing the course of the nation along a
single line Of endeayor and that in this
one particular they differ from a man
who acts in the directing force at Wash
ington, In all else they may favor him
and his Judgment, At all events there
has been no serious clash with Garrison's
opinions up to the time when prepared
ness became an issue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-11
WILLIAMSTOWN

The Mohawks got the better of the d
&c. vs. of Barre last Wednesday night in
the best basketball game of the season
Score, 20 to l6.
Centenary NJ. i. church, Sunday, Feb
l3.-Morning worship at l0:45. AT this
service the practitioners will be received
into full membership. 1t is desired that
all make a special effort to be present
Immediately following the service, the
election of one lay delegate and one re-
serve lay delegate to the lay electoral
conference, viii be held. Sunday school
at II. Union service in the evening at
1880. Fourth quarterly conference on
Monday, Feb. Ia, at 2 p. m. The district
superintendent, Rev. r. +. Lowe, will pre-
side. Epworth league on Tuesday even
ing at 1880.
Louis A. Passera has gone to Spring
field, where he win enter the employ of
the Jones g. Lamson Machine company,
as bookkeeper.
Earl Roberts has gone to Newark, Del
where he expects to find employment.
This is the town to which S. J. Smith,
Paul and Theodore Alexander went some
time ago. They bought land there, have
pat up some new buildings, and are to
be engaged in special lines OF farming
suited to that locality.
You are invited to call at Williams
store and ask for a copy of the Blue
Book" which tells about the San-Tox
remedies, made and guaranteed by the
DE Pree Chemical Co. of Chicago.-adv.
Owing to an accident ON the main line
near Bethel, which held up the mail train
for several hours, there was no morning
train i'll or out of this station last We'd
nesday, Feb. Q. Mails due on the morn
ing train were received on the train ar
irving at l0:25, and such part of it as
was addressed to patrons of the rural
routes was not delivered by the carriers
until the next day.
Owing to the illness of the librarian,
Mrs. William Il. Randall, the library |
was not opened last Wednesday. Mrs. |
Randall is now improving.
Congregational church--Morning wor-
ship with sermon at l0;45. Sunday |
school at noon. Union service in the
Methodist church at 1880 p. m. Chris
ian Endeavor meeting on Tuesday at
1880.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-11

Vice President Marshall has high
conception of the Office which he now
holds, protesting his belief that the office
is too sacred, OF too hedged about with
dignity, for the occupant thereof to go
about the country asking for reelection.
That is, he thinks it would belittle the
Office for him to campaign actively in
order to get back into the Office. Hence
he is going to be merely like Barkis-
perfectly willing to be chosen. Vice
President Marshall has almost too pro-
found a notion Of the sacredness Of his
position. but it is just as well TO let the
matter stand at that for there is too lit
tie conception Of the digniy of some Off
cial positions in the United States and
consequent tendency to drag the offices
down into the depths Of politics. The
vice presidents attitude could he fol
lowed BY other men with good result
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-11
SOCIALIST WARD
CAUCUSES

The Socialist legal voters of the city OF
Barre, VT, are hereby notified to meet
in caucus at the Socialist Auditorium,
Granite street, on Friday evening, Feb.
Is, 1916, at $3.50 o'clock, for the purpose
of nominating the following officers, viz.
In ward two, alderman to serve for
two years;
In ward four, alderman to serve for
two years;
In ward five, school commissioner to
serve for three years;
In ward six, school commissioner to
serve for three years;
In ward six, alderman to serve for two
years.
Per order of the Socialist city com
mittee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-11

Swanton can thank its women for the
handsome library building which was
dedicated in that village on Wednesday
The women were long time in securing
the funds necessary to begin construc-
ton land the debt is not quite cleared
YETI but they continued with commend
able persistency and courage until the
completed structure now stands as a
mark Of the progressive spirit in the
community. The wiping out of the re-
naming debt ought to be common pur
pose for every man, woman and child in
Swanton, just to show the women who
are back of the enterprise that their eff
forts are fully appreciated. 1t would be
poor showing indeed if the debt is al
lowed to remain long, after the women
have done such valiant service in behalf
of Swanton's betterment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-11
CURRENT COMMENT
A Pertinent Question.

live town ought to draw crowd. Nei.
Their Orleans nor Barton would like to
be called dead and yet the combination
first mentioned did not draw a crowd in
either place We refer to the very able
address of Mrs. Tillinghast on question
of vital Importance. Where were the men
The merchants, the lawyers the doctors,
and the wage earners? Are they afraid
to learn truths upon a subject of world
wide interest, or is the card table and
the picture show more attractive Bar
ton Monitor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-11
SOCIALIST CAUCUS

The Socialist legal voters of the city OF
Barre, Vt, are requested to meet in So
cialist Auditorium, Granite street, in the
city of Barre, on Friday evening, Feb. Is,
1915, at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of
nominating the following city officers,
namely: Mayor, city clerk, city treas
urer, first constable, second constable,
three auditors, and three directors for
the French's Barre library, each TO serve
for three years.
Per order OF the Socialist city com
mittee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-11

Brattleboro admits that Bennington
may have larger population but comes
back with the statement that Brattle-
boro's business, banking and postal bus
mess is larger than Bennington's. Therel
There lis good thing for Vermont
that you are both growing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-11

After search of nearly two years, the
New York police claim to have unrayeled
murder mystery in that city and to
have captured one of the two murderers.
If sfch proves to be the case, it is dis
tinctly encouraging to law and order and
somewhat disheartening to persons with
criminal intent. A long memory, as well
as long arm, is good thing for law
and order to have
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-11

The village of Hinesburg will find that
the completion of new public school
building will have tendency to increase
the usefulness Of the school system very
largely by commanding greater degree
of interest in their work on the part OF
the school children. The village is to be
congratulated on its successful efforts to-
ward affording modern accommodations
for the young people of the community.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-11
METHODIST PREACHERS MEETING
OF the st. Johnsbury District To Be Held
in Barre.


OF the st. Johnsbury District To Be Hell
in Barre.
The ST. Johnsbury district Methods
preachers meeting will be held Mt He'd
ding NJ. +. church in Barre Feb. lf'ld
beginning Monday evening and eontinu
ing through Wednesday forenoon. Preach
ers and lay members of the denomination
are eligible to attend, and a considerable
number of people will probably be 'nter
tanned
The program for the meeting is as FOL
lows:
Monday Evening.
1880 Deyotions, Rev. II. Il. Howard OF
Waits River.
Address, by Principal J. W.
Hatch, ID. ID.
500 Entertainment, given by Mont
pelier seminary.
Tuesday Morning.
9:00-,Business, Rev. f. III. Roberts OF
Barre.
9:l5--Business.
9:30-"The Forward Movement" Rev.
w. s. Smithers of Orleans.
Discussion, led by Rev. /. p. Chase OF
Albany.
lO:20-"The Sustentatioa Cause" Rev.
r. L. Lowe, ID. S,
ll:0O-"The Work of the Barre Mis-
sion," Miss Hattie Davis, superintendent
of deaconess' home.
:20--"Reerliits for the Ministry
Rev. +. w. Lewis OF Groton.
Discussion, led by Rev. o. r. Barnard
of Island Pond.
l2:00-Dinner and intermission.
Tuesday Afternoon.
2:00-Devotions Rev. J. S. Grassland
Of Walden.
"The Work of the Minister:
2:l5-"In His Study" Rev. c. W. Kel-
ley of Newport.
2;45-4"In His Parish Rev. NJ. Fl,
Sharples of Danvile.
3:l5--'In the Sunday School" Rev. A.
W. Hewitt of Plainfeld.
3:45-'In Revivals-Those Spurious
ind Genuine" Rev, G. w. Douglass of
5lover.
bl'tl uictuSSions
5:00-Supper at the church.
Tuesday Evening.
7:30-Devotional and song service, led |
" Rev. Albert Abbott of Williamstown.
iedding male chorus.
S;00--A letter from Hon. Frank Plum
~ of Mortified on "The Temperance Is
ues Mt Stake Next March" Address by |
lev. G, A. Martin of st. Johnsbury.
Wednesday Morning.
o:00--Devotions +. w. Sturteyant OF
Iewbury.
9:I5-"The Church and the War Dis
racted World Rev. L. A. Ranney OF
arton.
l0;00-"The Next General Conference
roblems"l0 minutes assigned for each
Deaker.
l. Election of Race Bishops Rev.
III. Moore of Lyndonyille.
2 "A United Methodism' Rev. II. f..
oward of Waits River.
3. Economy in Management of Men,
ime and Money" Rev R. F Lowe, d. s.
4. Revising Out of Date and Obscure
ulngs in Our Church Law" Rev. 0. J. Il
nderson of Derby.
s. "0ther Debatable Legislation, Rev. II
d. Pierce of Craftsbury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-11

Tie nation heard with regret that Sec
rotary Of War Lindley N. Garrison bad
rendered his resignation to President
Wilson-heard IL with. regret beeause
Garrison was considered one g the
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