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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-09

Gctic6 q oYganizar L fuer2as. So =
!amcnre =. Il habiar daao mil HON
bre5 al s.llIr dc San Felipe. pero en-
m,y pocos G.as pudo reuair en- San
L.gis unu fuer2a tr 1000 homhr".
con L. auc Sa!io luego para e N"rtr.
Sin cncomlrar ubSt;.cu!o 4lguno IN su
canine llcgo = Aqua Nucva dondc
Sc ~encont!5 con los rea!istas a! man
DO del jeie espanol Antonio NorGero
en- numero De 5000 hombres. Ia lu-
cha era inevitable, y Jimene2 Sc dis
puso q ella con n resolution que era
del case. Ia victoria no Sc hlZo eS
perar Y con un huen bGtin De guerra
el iefe ~iASurgente Sc apoderO tam
biyn DC n ntimcro DC ~nrlSionerOS
entire los que Sc con1aban los espa-
Holes cue habian emigrado DE SaE
Luis Y luego il Ncnado. CatDrre,
Matehualu V rl Cedral al saber del
a,ance de Jimenez. EstoS creyeron
u habia tlegado su Ultima bora;
por. momCEt0S eSperabaH que Sc les
fus;lara Y un dia desDuts del tn que
cavcron en poder de los independent
les. encomenGaban Su alma Z DloS.
SECURES de cue aGuel era el ultlmo
de su vida. Rcpcntinamente 81 Ie-
nicntr Genera! JimeneZ' ~preSentosc
en- el sitio dOnde aQuellos infeliceS So
| hallaban Y q cscalOfrio de 10 muer-
te hizo temb!ar sus micmbros. Pero:
que TRANSACTION tan profunda expert
mcntaron los priSioneros, JimeneH
iba 4 hacerlcs una vista; 4 d~ecirleS
que estaban on absolute libertad ::
q ofrecerleS p~asaporteS para e. H.
gar Il donde quisiera dirigirse. 80.
Al era Iimvne2.
Hombrc ilustrado Y consciente dc
la ohra revolucionarla. guerra Ia in
dependencia de Mexico en-. forma ia
realizada, que los pueblos extranos q
aouclla contienda convinicran en- que
los mexicanos, por SUI cultura, erar
capacns dc ~Gohernarse por 81 mismos
Desputs de los successes rarradoS
I Jimenez. con motive de In trai.
ci6n de EliaonGo, cupo ia misma
suerte que i Hidalgo. siendo ejecu
tado el % de JUNO de 1871. D. Ne.
mecio Sa!cedo, Comandante Gene
raj De las Provincias Internas. est
Riando n catidad de J. Mariana il.
menez q n <ura de l. de H!dalgo
le mand0 cortar la caheZa desput'
de haberlo fusilado, Sc In cnvio
Calleia a Gsanajuato Y Sc ID puso G.
"a .Alh6ndfga de Granaditas junt:
con las de Hidalgo. Al!ende y Aida
ma. hasta despueS de consumada !.
Independence en- que junta3 con 10
cuerpos de lo- cuatrc hs-2cs Sc q.
puso en- una eripta del A.car de 10.
Reeves en- Ia Cathedral de Mexico.
Algdn dia los potosinos l~evantaral
a Jimenez Ell monunento cue debe:
la 81 gloria.
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Compuesto Mitchena

no hay para que tcmer mas 4 los
dolores de IN ~materEiGad. FL itace
desaparccer los achaQueS del cnlba-
razo, suprime los dolores del alum
hramiento, procura M rapidH resta-
blcc.mioato. @l:e.o.ta ac"'ia erbre
los pcchoS y g!&ndul9s sccrctorI'-
de In lcchc dando lugar Z que In ms
Dire pucha alimentar al rccicn naci-
do. Y alivia & las mujcreS n"rviosa..
u-biles o que Sufren de pcri0dos
irregulares o doIcrosos. No ro"ttc-
ne ninguna sustancia nOciya 4 In
madre q criatura pr5Xima n nacer.
V no nccesita dirta.
OFERTA ESPECIAL
SOLAMENTE por I'M corto pcriO-
do de tempo. al recibo de $l.O0 orc
Americana, lc cnviarcmos 4 I'd. por
correO certificate. franco dc porte.
una Gaia de- COMPUESTO NIT
CHEl.L.A, O seis cajas pur $50 y
un cjemplar del libro del DR.. J. II.
Dye que dice: Como llcgar a ser
madre." E.scriha HOY MlSMO a:
DR.. J. II. Dye Medical Institute.
BOX 1877.
BUFFALO, N. Y.
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Ir7-rrZ r.CSr =! ~rUcucNtru lie Ill
l,1,,, ~ - pri,, . Il antes negar a
! cnan,;r.to sierdo. Dor 10 tanto. de
H. ,o.a tomaroo marie en- el asedio
=, roma de IA yieia alh6ndiga de Ora
n.Jiras. D@spQes. IL conocimientos
como ~ingeniero fueron utilizados por
U,4,lgo. =. ensarg6 In construction
!. .o5orss comi.i3n oue deeempe66
+,o .oncfencia one tod1y los ou,.
..,,.sr,n .n noder de Csusia en- n
..l.r, ;. c,i3.r,:o Theron nr1,zado-
mo-. -. ,.oTs+s 4u,errs mp.ho
nr
Piep8i - FJT',''' u
lF par" - D'''''l "S'
''''eS' ti'""'S' ,"'.'o "
"i,''"o de ID "''''''' "" "
''ea maHeL"H~ que I've est" "'.I| y
Z las d'SPos!'!oAeS de 7''e'"e' N'u"~
ma : Ao"o'l'' e u'rnio SQUIRE 81 t.
le espahol lorcu"'o i'Uj"'' '"e ""'
de lGS ms 'i"p"''""'eS que '''''"!"!'
los '!7urEvi''N'
~ cornrrlamiemto dc JlmrncZ On
&C.. q. L. E-.f-.. l.. ,.tlI,. -
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PR0pI0 Y AJEND.

Es ciertamante lamentable que Ia
luz intellectual que av%entaja tanto a
IA del sol en- Influenza Y poder, lie
sea tan inferior-en punto o. rapldeZ.
Los luminarcs dc IN cicncia llegan q
su esplendor m~eridiana sin que Ia
multitud Sc file en- "llos. porque mi
n al trayeS del dense velo dc Ia
prsocupacI6n, el orgu!lo y Ia igho-
rrancia. A difercncia del sol del fDs-
mamento. no ilnminan cstas lum-
brcraS del sahtr haSta que han des-
aparecido de Ia superficie lie n tie
rra. d.
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En- 81 0rdcn &C -uccSi1n eS indu,
dablc Qne Ia poesia precedio 4 to-
das las rcglas que sobrc ella Sc han
c~scrito. Y es cosa averiguada que 81
Homero pudo formar 4 un .Arist6-
teles. este no IN tornado toGavia 4
Homer0 aIgun0. POGO 0 NADIA saba
Shakespeare de L0neinO, y Alcian-
dro habia va conqui.tado al mundo
largo tempo ant"s De Que P0iibio
dijcse RI mod0 de gcrilicarl0.
COTTON.
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Con garaniia del Gobierno

LEI Gobiarno de Ia R]ep1blica
franccSa, Sc compromete, 81 es niece
sario. = facilit"rle u II Ciudad de
Paris 81 orc ntcesario para paCar
81 capital ' el intervs IN Nusva
York"
los socioa PARTICIPATES do IN CO
sa de los Sres. Kuhn, Loeb y Ga,
han dsclarado dc ana manera ter
minun,r QUE q producto del empires
tito no s4ri dedicado Il objetos dc
Ia guerra. y que dcsde que comenz"
/. guerra ellos Sc han abStenidO de
facilitar diner0 4 los h~eligerante7
coniendicntes.
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LA CIUDAD DE PARIS CONTRA,
IA UN EMPRESTITO DE .......
Uirne de la Pag. ia.)

dos UnidoS Ell monedas de r en-
Nueva York o en- Paris en- frances
. razon de- $50 por peso, ]prOporcio-
nandole ash al portador IN pers-
pectiva lie uha buena ganancia en Ell
cambio. todu yeZ que el tipo nor
nal de- camhio amtes de Ia guerra
err = 5.l8- frances por peso"
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No IS cosa natural que 81 amelia
no e~nzalce los dias de sl ]jhVentud,
81 dc!,i! los de- su fortaleza ' 81 acha-
coso los de su. salud y rohustez? No
SON l0s tiempos los Que han Gambia
do; eli nosotros mismns :, Ia +fec-
rnado Ia muNlnZa!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-09-09

y Nh. B. !. Reed and danshter, Mrs.
II. q. Miller And baby, are guests Of
Mrs. Kinsey ct her home near Metz.
Df. and Mrs. w. ]. Leah have return.
ed from Q months vacation in tbs east.
Mrs. J. T. Crotty, Of Huston, Texas,
viii spend Sunday with her aunt, Mrs.
Padden, on Main street.
Mrs. Bessie Shipman and baby and
Miss Shipman, Of Elkins, have arrived
for the opening Of the Warrington
schools. .,.,-'s
Miss Maggie Padden has returned
from q visit to her homo in Wheel
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Bartlett has re.
turned from a visit in Berkeley
Springs.
A. r. Carmichael has returned from
Underwood where he was attending
to business.
A. B. Scott, Of Morgantown, was
here Friday for business visit.
Elmer Floyd has returned from a
business visit to Metz.
LATE Snyder was looking after bust
ness interests in Burton Friday after.
noon.
R. Russell Wilson fs home from a
business visit to Hundred.
DR.. r. D. Ice. Of Moundsville, is in
town for a professional visit.
A. Simpson Rushford has returned
from q visit to Wheeling.
Walter Mays, Of the B. & o. force
will spend Sunday with his parents in
New Martinsville.
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Board of Health children under Is
years Of age are prohibited from at.
tending Sunday school for the next
two Sundays. The adult members OF
the school are asked to make spe-
c!al effort to be present at the Sun.
dag school tomorrow and next Sun
day.
Public worship and sermon at 10:45.
Subject of sermon, 1.-THE Christian
as Master Workman. This is the
fourth in the series OF Sunday morn.
ing sermons emphasizing the Chris.
tian under several aspects.
Epworsh League devotional meeting
at $3.50. This is a service for young
people and older people With young
hearts. This is to be a Rally Day
service. :!
Public worship and sermon at 1880.
Subject of sermon, "The Foundation
Of Holliness-Consecration" This 10
the fifth in a series on the Lords
Prayer. Text. "Thy VIII be Done"
As children under sixteen are pro-
hibited from attending the services
for the next two Sundays, 1t will be.
hoove the adult members to make spe.
cial effort to attend In order that we
may have something like our average
attenla1:e. -... .ss,a.ts.g,
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County Schools
Open On Schedule

Fairmont district schools outside Of
the city limits will open on schedule
time Monday. This announcement
was made today by county superin.
tendent. II. G. Toothman. The Fair.
mont City schools are che only ones
In the county that It was thought
advisable to postpone opening be.
cause Of the possibility Of an infantile
paralysis outbreak. The Paw Paw
district and Lincoln district schools
will all open on time and the sessions
will begin next week. Warrington
city schools will also open Monday.
The majority Of the other outlying
district schools open this month with
the exception Of Winfield, Grant and
Union districts where some Of the
schools do not open until early next
month.
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FAIRvIEW.

Mrs. Margaret Cunningham, Of
Warrington, was the guest of Mrs
]. w. p. Jarvis Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Shaver, OF
Washington, D. c., were visiting
Lorn Underwood and family this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. Collins. OF Weston, ar.
rived here Wednesday night for. the
funeral Of Mrs. Collins sister, Mrs
Duke Chalfant.
Mrs. Thos. Haskins, OF Warrington
was the guest of Mrs. Lorn Under
wood this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Morgan who
have been visiting his father, A. E
Morgan. is visiting relatives at Graf
ton and Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dragoo and chill
dren Ward Dragoo, Of Glendenin, ar
rived here Thursday evening for the
funeral Of Mrs. Dragoo's sister, Mrs
Chalfant.
Mrs. c. c. Patterson and Miss Mary
Powell, of Fairmont, were visiting
here Thursday afternoon and called
at the Chalfant home.
Mrs. c. L. Jones. Of Enterprise
was visiting here Thursday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
CITY OF FAIRMoNr HEALTH
REGULATIONS,

nGSS6NttSNSs
WHEREAS, Owing to the possible.
ties Of an epidemic Of infantile par.
alysis in neighboring communities 1t
Is deemed wise by the Board Of Health
Of the City Of Fairmont to take extra
precaution against the arrival OF in.
fantile paralysis into the City Of Fair.
mont.
And, Whereas, from the insidious
nature Of the disease and from the fact
that there are no early signs or symp.
toms Of its .presence-it only being
recognized when in the virulent form
and owing to the approach Of cold
weather which minimizes the danger
Of this disease.
1t is Therefore Ordered that the fol.
lowing measures be adopted, towit:
~ Schools shall not be opened be.
fore September "a, 1916:
(2) Children under the age Of six.
teen years shall not be admitted to any
public gathering Of any kind, includ.
ing:
(a) Theaters, Moving Picture and
other Shows;
(b) Picnics, Reunions, and other
like assemblages;
(c) Sunday schools and churches;
(d) Gymnasiums and other like
places;
(e) Fairgrounds and other like
places;
And all other places and things Of
similar character.
(3) Lessees or owners of theaters
or moving picture shows, superintend.
ante ~ Cuudo,v Cnh0a1c oroo ;,a,c ~
picnics. managers Of gymnasiums or
Fairgrounds, or the leader or leaders,
or the manager Of managers Of any
other gathering or assemblage will be
held personally responsible for viola.
tons Of these regulations.
az The foregoing regulations shall
become effective Wednesday, Septem.
Der 6, 1916. at 6 o'clock a. M, and con.
tinue in effect until Saturday, Septem.
Der %, 1915, at midnight, or until the
further order Of this Board.
(5) Before child under the age of
sixteen years shall be admitted to any
school (when schools are permitted to
open) In the City Of Fairmont, he or
she must present to the teacher Ger.
tificate Of health issued by a reputable
practicing physician Of the City Of
Fairmont, giving the child's state of
health, etc.. on forms to be prepared
by the City Physician which forms
shall be filled out by the Examining
physician.
(6) Any person violating any Of the
provisions Of these regulations shall be
dealt with In accordance with law.
CHESNEY M. RAMAGE, M. D.,
City Physician.
Approved and ordered by the Board
Of Affairs, September 5, 1915.
J. WALTER BARNES,
Acting Mayor.
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~. p. TEMPLE.

J. c. eroomfie.d, o. D., Pastor.
In keeping with the order of The
Board Of Health. all members Of our
Sunday school under 16 years Of age
are requested not to attend until at.
ter Sept. S. This restriction ought to
stimulate the adults to greater sup.
port Of the Sunday school. The
school hour is $3.50.
Conn union service at 10:45. To.
morrow being the first Sunday Of the
new church year, large attendance
is urged. Christian Endeavor at $3.50
o'clock. Evening worship at 1880.
Prof. Black will be in his place as
choir director tomorrow and good
music may be expected.
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DIAMOND ST. M. e. CHURCH.
J. B. Workman, Pastor.

Sunday school at $3.50. M. L. West,
Superintendent. Since the quarantine
will keep all under age Of 16 out OF
the school, We hope all those 16 and
up will make a special effort to be
present. Sermon, 10:45 by the pas.
tor, Adverse Winds" Epworth
League at $3.50, Julian Stealey leader;
sermon, 1880, 1.-THE Concentrated At.
tacks of SIM" The board Of stewards
will hold special meeting Monday at
1880. Sunday school board meeting
Monday. 1880. Prayer meeting Wednes.
day, 1880 p. m. These last services
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Elrst Hand.

Little Boobies interest in his origin
was equaled only by his impatience
to be grown up. One day he dashed
into the house with his eyes shining.
"oh. mother" he said. II saw God
up in the sky an he has blue eyes.
I said. Thank you, Mr.. God, for max.
ing me- an he said. That's all right,
Bobbie. that's all right You wait an
some day I'll make you into . big, big
manps
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e1z7lelt
dNdtter
!Of Course

~ o SAY that our store
Is betterthis FaIl-than ev-
ert before is trite-to say
less would be.to pronounce
the death Of this store.
Where there is life.there's
growth" Those who have
seen our progress will
agree that the growth has
been as rapid as good
sturdy health could allow.
While the merchandise as
far as space is concerned
cannot really grow except
by condensation 1T is
wonderful what necessity
can contrive in the way of
space where there is none.
Many of the merchan-
disc lines are greater and
broader than ever before,
everywhere through our
q floors = through every
department there is a sat-
sisfying fullness in variety
of new Fall wearables
which is most a m ply
shown by comparison to
students of fashion as well
as experts in merchandise.
Il you buy here its a
foregone conclusion that
You will make money
savings, good values and
straight forward dealing
have made this store the
splendid business success
it's today. :,
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THE TRINITY M. e. CHURCH.
Mapson z. Hayllng, Pastor.
Sunday Services.

II Q. m. divine worship with SER
mon. Subject, The Unity of Person
sRlity.
p. m. Sunday school. Owing to
the restriction put upon children I'M
der sixteen years Of age attending this
department an extra special invita-
ton is extended to all adults to be
present and to keep up the attendance
of this department.
4 p. m. evening worship with SER
mon. Subject, Falling Into Gods
Hand.
To all these services the commun-
s1ty 70 heartily invited.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
w. J. Eddy, Pastor.

The program for the day has been
somewhat shortened but what we
have VIII be Of interest to all who
Sunday school for those six.
teen years OF. age and over large
orchestra win assist the music. Come
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v,Iuabfe Material Iona Ignored.

Many years ago soap boilers used
to have great difficulty in getting rid
Of a thick, evll.smelling liquid which
was the chief by-product Of their In
dustry. They ran it into streams and
sewers. Presently someone began col
lecting 1t and refining 1t. The result
was glycerin as 1t is known today.
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Tureen Supper.

Tureen Supper.
The members of the Eastern Star
lodge and their families were enter.
tanned with tureen supper last even.
ing. Everything that was good in the
eating line was present, and was great
ly enjoyed by all. A class Of three
was initiated and all the officers did
splendid work. There was a very
large attendance. After the chapter
was closed the following musical mum.
bers were rendered: Trio, Merrimaids
Evening, song by Mrs. w. J. McKind.
less, Miss Lulu Mcmillan and Mrs. B.
E. Mitchell. Solo, Misanwy, Miss Lulu
Mcmillan. Miss Grace Leonard was
the accompanist.
Personals.
James Jolliffe. of Grove City, Pa, is
in town for visit with his parents.
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FLEMING CHAPEL,

Sunday school at a. m. Mr.. Ralph
Snyder, superintendent. Be obedi-
sent to the request Of the Board of
Health, classes will only be provided
for those who are sixteen years OF
Sage and over. No other service will
be held in the church during the day.
Palatine Bible class will meet next
Thursday at 1880 a. m.
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Clarence o. Mitchell, D. D., Minister.

is6NtaA6 Snhtot bNN SnSnSVs
Clarence D. Mitchell, D. D., Minister.
y The. action of the Board of Health
fprbids all persons under 16 years
oe ege from Sunday school assem-.
lilies and public worships. Here -
an appeal to every member Of the
sunday school over 16 years Of age
TO show your colors during these days
sofswise restriction on our children. We
:are counting on you, Mr.. and Mrs.
lei. is, next Sunday. A short sermon
IN the combined service will be given.
Sermon. Subject, "Infantile Paraly.
SIS the Church" There will be
good music. The Christian Endeavor
VIM meet at. $3.50 p. m. All young
people over 16 will find a helpful
meeting. In the evening at 1880 the
pastor, DR.. Mitchell will deliver q
special sermon on 1.-THE Religion Of
Health" or What Moral Right has the
Board Of Health to interfere with our
scbi1dren's church privileges. There
Win be special music. A most cordial
invitation 10 extended the public.
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ST. PETERS CATHOLIC CHURCH.
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Church NoteQ


CASTOR Avenue and Third Street.
Rev. H. A. klnkie, M. A., Pastor.
Sunday at $3.50 a. m, Mr.. VIM. Shat
ermann, superintendent. Miss Bes.
sic Byers, superintendent Of primary
department.
Morning worship at 10:45 q. m.
Theme, Church Going, series I. Vo.
cal solo by Mrs. Chas. Cline, Of Nor.
gantown. Mrs. Cline made favor
able impression last Sunday. Voca.
selection by Prof. L. T. Wagner, OF
New Holland, o., recent graduate
from the Cincinnati conservatory Of
music. Come and head the music.
Senior c. E. at Z p. m. A good
program is arranged.
Evening service at 8. p. m. Theme,
1.-THE Fruit Of the Spirit"
Mission Study Monday at 1880 p.
m. Meeting of Sunday school off
GERS and teachers Tuesday, Septem-
Der 18th at 7:45 p m. A full attend.
ance is desired. Bible hour and pray.
er meeting Wednesday at 7:45 p. m.
Study Of Romans continued. Public
cordially invited to all services.
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5PALATINE BAPTIST CHURCH.
I V. J. w. Brown, Pastor.
Tho Aome.lIke Church.

8 Sunday school at $3.50. Prof. W. A.
Hustead, superintendent. The ruling
OF the City Board Of Health, forbid.
ding children under sixteen years Of
eye attending any public gathering.
applies to the Sunday school. The
adult class will meet as usual.
Il Morning services at 10:45. Ser
mon, @The Peril Of the Empty House."
q SB. =. p. q. at $3.50.
g Evening services at 1880. Sermon,
divine Dissatisfaction"
4 You will be given cordial vel.
come at all the services Of the
;chnrch.
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From Beiiaire.

D. C. Griffin, former resident, has
arrived here from Bcllaire, Ohio, and
will open a tailoring shop in the
rooms over the Prescription Phar.
macy.
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At Presbyterlan Church.

Rev. w. T. Gairoway, OF Pittsburgh,
Pa, a candidate for the pastorate Of
the local Presbyterian church, will
I'LL the pulpit on next Sunday morn.
ing and evening.
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]. s. Leggett, of the Broodside Add.
tion, has purchased Studebaker car
from the Timms Agency. Roland
Timms will so to Cleveland to drive
the car to this city.
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TOMORROW IN THE CHURCHES
promptly in order to get the benefit

promptly in order to get the benefit
Of it lal.
10:45-Morning service. Subject,
1.-THE Maximum for the Master"
6:30,-B. Y. P. U. This is boomer
meeting. There is to be surprise
sprung. Come and see 1t.
7:30-Evenins service. Subject,
1.-THE Wide Gate Religion"
The choir will furnish good music
for all the services.
It Is up to the adults to stand by
the services for this Sunday and next
in the absence of the children.
ST. PETERS CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Sunday, September 10, 1916.
Morning service-Mass at 8 and
10:30 o'clock.
Evening service-Rosary and Bene.
diction.
Weekly Service.
Mass at $3.50 and 1900 o'clock.
Rev. A. Boutlou, Rector.
Rev. J. Egan, Asst. Rector.
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Old STUFF.

'Binnick is making a collection of
antiques" HE thinks he is, but they
are nothing but lot Of old furniture"
-Browning's Magazine.
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The Misses Maude and Mabel Nor
gan will leave this week to resume
their studies at W. Va. Wesleyan at
Buckhannon for. the winter.
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of the conference year should see
large congregations at all services.
Strangers. visitors and people without
a church home will always find wei.
come at this friendly church.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
n. @. Stoetzer, D. D., Minister.
Services In tho Y. M. c. A.

services IN tho 7. N. G. A.
You are invited to worship with us
tomorrow. There will be 4 hearty
welcome. Coed music and helpful
service.
Bible school at $3.50 a. m, ]. Wal,.r
Barnes, superintendent.
Morning service at 10:45. Sermon
by the pastor. The subject will be:
1.-THE Larger Life Possible to All"
The Christian Endeayor society will
meet at 6:15 at the new church aud
itorium i; the weather Is pleasant.
Note the place and tho hour. The top.
&c will be 1.-THE Greatness of God"
IA Male Quartette will sing several
selections. Evening service at 1880
at the Y. M. g. A. Sermon by the
pastor on this subject: Tho Worship
Of the Future.
Mid-week service Wednesday at
7:S0 p. m.
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A Hero to HIs wife.

n nero 70 F1Is WIG
"A man who Is happily married has
IN enthusiastic audience Of one, and
that amt SO bad" says old Uncle Pen.
nywise.
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MANNINGTON NEWS
Donley Jones' Correspondent Main ST.
From Eajrmont,

Mrs. Guy S. Furbee has returned
from Fairmont where she played in the
tennis tourney.