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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-09
ACQUITTAL VOTED TO
M'GlLL IN SHORT time

John McGill of Verona, N. D., placed
on trial in the United States district
court this morning for an alleged vio-
lation Of federal statute dealing with
sending obscene matter through the
mails, was shortly before noon today
acquitted.
The case of Maurice Williams of st
PauI. charged with violation OF the
Mann act, and known as the Minot
White slave case, was then called.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-09
Complete Draft Of Republican
Platform as It Was Submitted

Following Is the report Of the reso-
lutions committee:
SIN 1851 the republican party stood
for the union. AS 1t stood for the
union of states, it now stands for a
united people, true to American ideals.
loyal to American traditions. knowing
no allegiance except to the constitu-
ton, to the government. and to the
flag Of the United States. We be-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-09
Hughes ilame Caused Twenty
Minute Dernonstration--No
Balloting Probable Today
DUTCH READY
FOR ANY WAR

4 London, June "a Reuter- dispatch
from Amsterdam says a statement
was issued from Dutch army general
headquarters stating the army is
thoroughly prepared and equipped for
any possible war. ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-09

|lieve in American policies at home
and abroad
Protection Of American Rights.
I'VE declare that we believe in and
will enforce the protection OF every
citizen in all the rights secured to him
by the constitution. treaties and the
law of nations, at home and abroad,
! CONTINUED on Page s.,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-09

Ell Paso, Tex, June 9.-Customs in
spectors at the International bridge
here early today received instructions
to permit no Americans to enter Mex
leo from here until further notice. N
reason was given for the order which
was received by telegraph from Wash
ington.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-09

Ohio
Burton.
Chicago eFo~ing is the full of the Progressive
Republican conference peace committee:
"To the republican national convention:
resolution adopted at
representing
the national progressive convention last evening.
"hat consisted of Messrs.
Perkins of New York. johnson California Maryland,
Wilkinson of New York, Parker of Louisiana.
"The frank, friendly.
ferees of mind believing that the good Of the country
perhaps it's and influence for depends
the complete defeat of the democratic administration and the
of the executive and legislative branches of
hands those who firmly believe in and will
policies heartily by republican
progressive parties alike ,e5-s
progressive urging
and the o1inon that Tneodors Thee Roosevelt New
corning
your report Respect
%W %% Murray % Crane
Nicholas Murray Butler
Chairman Hariug called the convention order at ts o'clock
the was both
in an that there should united action on the
the two parties to the country from the present democratic
the republican
It the plan of the oonees together after
rssa"s
r.. ee"snss COMMITTEES: wa received with
s:s" :A' 'ts
# f. %r the s
After b #s"s ss % @ @ wa.
Arizona, yielding to New York Whitman
s the i r: % sS whitman .b.r. wa. til. most
notable a SSss Gd IT isns %
tion began, lasting twenty minutes.
Nicholas Murray Butler the platform offer the
Of Elihu Root Later demonstration for Root began.
Chicago. sDesa.es republican progressive
facing chaotic unprecedented American political
history
o'clock
deliberations later. Uncertainty prevailed,
all strained to catch the possible the political
eisuds. .
ground Of
the "a hours might bring of the would
reunited republican
nominations by the two big conventions.
Thus the situation stood the third
which noninaly the all
practically had been signed sealed and delivery
usheed with
will historic, of the
conference adjourned without according
details regarding
Another meeting be held late today only
determine that
points
vention taking details of the
pointed.
At the adjournment the brief
progress" t understood"
republican committee
senbed today that while will
conventions, nominations will be made"
"And we'll negotiations the
added another member Of the committee
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-09
VILLA
BANDITS
HANGED

Den1ing, N. NJ, June 9.-Francisco
Alvarez and Juan Sanchez. two Villa
followers captured during the raid on
Columbus. N. NJ. March 9, were hang
ed at $3.50 O'Clock this morning. The
men We're hanged singly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-09
Leaders Still Trying
to Unity Parties--
Another Conference
on Peace Probable

Chicago, June The ons proceeded at the republican
committee
Whitman of New York nominating Hughes whose
minute deonstr aon Mention of Tafts
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler
nominated Willis Senator
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1916-06-09
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight Probably becoming un
settled Saturday. Not much change il
temperature.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-31
CHASCERY TRANSFERS.
seven Deeds of RnrSnin md snL
Amounting 10 SRI lnn

seven Deeds of Bnrgnin md suIe
Amounting to S3i.I0O.
j. a. Hodges 81 nx to Mrs Emma q
davidson. i00N250 feet west line Haw.
thorne Avenue 1852 feet south OF Wal
ton Avenue. May "a. 1916: tax, S22O
Ian Land Investment Corporation &c
block in the plan Of ChamberlaynS
Court Apri! ;. 1916: tax 81, $40
John S. Cruickshanks to NJ l.. Nor
veil 10.l acres south line Westwood
Avenue 425 feet west OF the Boulevard
May Is lSl6: tax $50. $40
y 4 Mosby. special commissioner
TO w. +. Terry. 30Xl2i feet inch west
iine , Thir'y,fomNh Street. l2O feet
s1.450.
Douglas Z. Clarke 10 Alice b. Clarke
65xi4O feet west line Third Avenue. *
feet north OF Chestnut Street: one
NTH interest conveyed. May 20, 1915.
-. d. Spencer ct ux. to j. NJ. Briggs.
q feet II Is inches by 1926 feet soul h
sine CaTy street % feet east of Second
,,o N r. ppSoii ard, Jr trustee. to w. j,
feet at the northwest corner Of Ran
doiph and Chaftn streets. May il.
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Personal and General.

Mrs. NJ b. Caballero and child, OF
Humacao. Porto Rico. arrived in the
city last night. Mrs Caballero comes
" H,sit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
y. Mallory, In Wy;he street
Federal Decoration Day was OBJ
served this morning at Poplar Grove
National Cemetery, in Dinwiddie Coun-
" with appropriate exercises and an
address by Rev. Lewis VI. Roper. u. n.
During the storm this afternoon the
residence of Floyd c. Fowlkes. In West
w washington Street. was set afire by
lightning running in on wires. The
department was called ont. but for
tunately little damage was done
william l.. Pass, who died in Rich
mohd his morning was well known in
petersburg. a brother, James d Bass.
ana number of other relatives live
here.
Joseph &. Waddell. formerly of Pc
tersnurE, committed suicide on Fri
day at his home in Ansonville. y. c.,
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ALLEN, FOUND GUILTY,
IS GIVEN TWO YEARS
Counsel Moves for New Trial, and
Argument VIII BE Heard
on June 10.
HOMICIDE CASES GO OVER
Negroes Arrested in Connection With
Death of Leong Tong, II Week Ago.
Body OF Negro Is Found on Sand
Bank-NewS Notes OF Interest.
Special 10 The Times Dispatch. ]

PETERSBURG. VA. May 3o.-The
second trial of r. X. Allen, former
superintendent for the Petersburg di-
vision OF the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company of New York. on an
Indictment charging the larceny of a
check of the company for SIC, in
tended for Emma Vaughan. the bene-
ficiary of Il policy, was ended In the
Hastings Court to-day with a verdict
OF guilty and penalty of, two years
in the renitentiary. This was double
the penalty fixed by the jury in the
first trial. Counsel for the defense
moved that the verdict be set aside
and new trial granted. which motion
Is set for argument on June 10. Allen
was admitted to bail in the sum OF
Sl.o0o for his appearance on that date.
This second trial was begun on
Thursday last. and was hard fought
by samuel w. thinner. commemorative
attorney for the prosecution, and l.. ..
Wendenburg. of Richmond. and Robert
Gillian. Jr., of this city, for the de-
tense. The case WAS given 10 the jury
yesterday afternoon. but, reporting in
ability to reach an early verdict, an
adjournment was taken until this
morning.
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

reatuiinS fairly active mnrket
So enres"sE, despite The fact that the
:, ~ 49,, ana real estate agents observed
xp'.Lt OF me day AS holiday in hopnr
~ the Memorial Day exercises. Vas
o enc saie .! which NJ, l.. Norven ac-
iu'red "a tract OF lu.l acres fronttn,
on the south side of Wcstwood Az,
nue, Just west Of the Boulevard. The
purchase price was reported as being
J, ID. Spencer sold a lot fron,inc
,.weniy-seven feet eleven and one
iourth inches on the south side of
i. street just east OF the corner
s"E~>eStGd street. to J. NJ. Briggs The
>considf atioE VAS $500, according TO
INC TAX paid on the deed IN the Chan
number OF city Offices were closed
throughout the daT Yesterday, while
some rev were open Until noon Real
a. noon.
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cHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Seven Release Deeds. Amounting I,
SlO,O3TOS

Mccarthy e SaelEer. trustees. to w.
4. Jones, Jr.. 1896 feet 4 inches north
line Park Avenue at the west corner
OF Allison Street. May Il. 1916: s3.s2O.
Chase Realty Corporation. 1858 acres,
being blocks !, 2. 3. and lots to 1 1
IN 6lock Of it's property. April Is.
w. B. Pizzini. trustee, to Cora G.
Jonathan 2SNll2 feet at the south
west corner Of Fifth and Duval
Streets. May 5, 1916: $3.50.
:, John y Young ct al. trustees. to b.
NJ BAtkins ct uN., 20Xl0U feet south
line Clay Street. between Harrison and
Hancock Streets. May IL, 1916; 1000.
+, :. Richcson. trustee, to Fl. a.
Hatke, the same property as described
IN deed next above. May S. 1916;
A. B. Hutzler. trustee. to James p.
SpenSer ct NY. p feet IL IL inches
feet east of Second Street. May IS,
1916; SAP.
Richard W. Jones. trustee to Salhe
\: Wilson; 25x16 feet west line Morris
street. LOG IL feet south of Main
Street. May %. 1916; Slo62
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RUMORS ARE DENIED

WASHINGTON, May 3o.---The Chinese
legation issued the following state
ment to-day: The Chinese legation al
Washington denies the Tokyo repor,
that Yuan Shi kai. President OF the
republic of China. is gravely Ill. In
a cahlegram received this morning
from Picking in reply 70 the legations
inquiry. II is stated that tho Tokyo
news reporting the Illness of Yuan Shi
Kai is untrue"
Both the legation and the State De-
partment claim TO he without informa :
ton concerning the conference n
Nanking, called for the purpose Of de-
Gliding whether Yuan Shi Kai should
continue In the presidency
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-31

robertson at her home in High Street,
which was set for trial this week, has
oeeh continued over until the June
term of the Hastings Court. The case
OF James Henley. indicted for the muir
uer OF James Lewis. the Waterman at
lhe f'ocahontas Cotton Mills. which was
set for trial to-day. also has been con-
tlnued to the next terms
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accomplices having drugged and robbed
him and thrown him unconscious or
dead into the rock quarry. east OF
Raleigh. He had served six years. and
had escaped three times
He was Il son Of the late Or. A. Il.
Cotton, tor many years prominent
practicins physician of Wake County.
His aged mother still lives in Raleigh.
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cHANCERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
.ElrScn Deeds or TRUST Amonnttn,
~


= Johh Is Clarke ct uX.. to W. l.. Tyler
Ilstes lsNi25 feet east line Harrison
Str+ei 81 feet 8 inches south of CHAT
mn stree; May 81. 1916; s54l25.
ois!s' F.. Schlieser 10 Moorefield &
Bisht, trustees. 20Y90 feet cas-, line
ROB- so': street. 1853 feet inches
soudsh OF Hanover Avenue. May %
NJ l. HerveM TO w. +. Purcell. J.,
trusLse To- acres south line West
Woon A%%nut 42S feet west OF the
BouleharG May Is, 1910; $3.50.
LeWis hacker ct uX. 10 H. A. Nc
G S.sv uesise; FAX 1872 feet west line
OF ste, April II, 1916. sGoo.
w Jones e, ux. to y. C. Wherry
! e az. s.tt tatt"s isx sc feet inches a,
the norht"est corner of Park Avenne
e Tn1so Aiht'n street. May II. 1915;
e. H. Clare e, ais 10 F. p,w,
trustee. Gp"to feet west line Third
AAvenue, Sk Zee, north of Chestnut
Edward Ry.and TO John sloan. trus.
pc. 6oxA40aaeet cast line Barton Ave.
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10 Address Isle OF wiph, Voters.

Especial 10 The Times DiSpatCh.l
NORFOLK, VA, May 30.-Two as
pirants for the seat in Congress now
occupied by Colonel l.. Z. Holland. OF
Suffolk, will address the voters of Isle
Of Wight County next Monday. They
arc J. Peter Holland. of Norfolk, and
j. Edward Cole, of Norfolk Monda.
is court day at Isle OF Wight Court
house, and a large crowd is expected
to be attracted.
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body Is Identified.

Inc body of the negro uncovered yes
teroay in sand bank in the eastern
part OF the city, has been identified
as that of John Henry Long, formerly
or Columbia, S. c.. but n resident Of
petersburg for about year. There
were no marks about the body to indi-
cate violence. and the supposition is
tnat he went to sleep on the edge OF
the bank and was caught and suffocated
by CaNe-in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk of the Hastings Court yester.
day as follows:
George Foster and Beatrice Jones'
both of Richmond
Leo H. Brisco, of Hopewell. and
Nellie Grace Ross. Of Mill Spring, y. C.
William &. Bennett and Sallie F
Morrisette. both OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-31
Murder Suspects Arrc.ted.

y squad of police headed by Ser
Seants Titinhs and Payne. early this
morning arrested two negroes-I.ewis
shelton and Robert Scott. on suspicion,
III connection with the murder of Leong
Tong a Chinese. a week ago tonight
in Chinese restaurant in Second
Street. On that night some negroes
were ordered out of the restaurant be-
cause OF disorderly conduct. They
went out uttering threats, but soon re-
turned armed with bricks. which they
threw at the Chinese occupants. One
OF the bricks struck Leong Tong on
the head. crushing his skull and caus-
Ing his death in the hospital. Shelton
was Identified as one of the negroes
who entered the restaurant. but he says
the brick that struck Tong was thrown
by his brother. There are said to be
four or fvo negroes implicated in the
affair all OF whom will soon be under
arrest
Homicide Cases Continued.
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Montague to BE Speaker.

NORFOLK. VA, May 30-Represcn-
tativc ~ J. Montague will deliver the
address Mt the commencement exer-
ciscs OF Maury High School ut the Co
loniai Thcater on June l5. The public
ciseS will be held on juno a.
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Meeting or the Council.

Al special meeting Of the Common
Council last night the general tax ordi-
nance and the appropriation budget for
the ensuing fiscal year were introduced,
ana referred to the Finance Committee
Tor report at the meeting of the Council
next Tuesday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-31
dy, u0vhnrgcd. Sales on
l0rive. $50. mlddl!ng. 1,263.

q LIVERPOOL. May 30 Cotton. apot
steady; good middhnG $50: :niddling. 81:
low middiins. S.S+. saIes. 10000 including
600 for speculation and export Rccctpts
fi,.ooo. Futures, quiet and steady; May. S.32la :
May and June. SIC; June and July Sali.
July and August. Sly: August and Sep
teT.ber. sill: September and October. 40:
October and November, 80; November and
December, 1S: December and January
7Islis; January and February. 77sis: Feb
ruary and March. 10: March and April. IT'S
April and May, ..,Si7 May and June. 77l,s
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAL. STORES.

SAVANNAH. GA, May 3n--.rurnen.,ne.
IN. stock lo.4'a Rosin. firm: sales s3I; re-
Ceu,ts. lSss; shipments 1855: stock, IS az
Snotr Alb. SEQ: CD. 47o; f and F. $50: q.
20 80 n: ts'; l. 62S; X. $50; NJ, 1885, y. $40; VIC
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because of i'll health. He is survived
by his wife and parents.
GUARD SHOOTS CONVICT
Enrl Cotton, Who Murdered DIR. Smith
of RichntOnd, Makes Fourth
Atteinpt to Escppc

RALEIGH, y. c., May 3O.--Earl Cot
ton. n desperate convict. connected with
prominent family, was shot and killed
by a guard to-day at the State convict
camp at Graphiteville when he made a
fourth attempt to escape. He was serv-
ing thirty-year sentence for the MUIR
der of DR.. Smith, of Richmond, he and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-31
HCsTINGS TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds of Bargain and Snic
Amounting 10 S4,UDI6

southside Company 10 a. N. Doyle.
81 feet inches by $50 feet north iine
IIillcrest Road. 1926 feet east OF ihc
corner OF Twcnty-eighth Street May
Ruth l.. White eft viz. 70 J. G.. Wood.
nm, 30xl22 feet AT the northwest corner
OF Clopton Street and land owned nv
Mahoney: being No. 25. May IS, 1915;
r: D., Dowdy 10 Carter H. Graz
a31l2s fee, east line A Street % feet
south or the corner of Moody Avenue
May 20, 1916; tax 90 cents $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-31
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CHICAGO LIVE sTocK MARKET.

CHICAGO. May 35-nors-Rcco,rt. IN ooo
nrm. Bulk. s.hS Ge.7s; light. slom 20: mixed
s,Is q g:eg; heavy. s.2ad9Sa; rough a25T.io;
cat,le.Receip,s, 1000 weak Native uccf
Sts.Fs, s2nT 10: stockers and feeders. soon
1II5o $3.50 '"'Nss' A"'
a. So2sesepnomRecetpts, toHn steady. Nc,hers.
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BUILDING PERMIT.

Building Inspector Butler issued
permit yesterday to T. j. Blanton 10
build n brick garage in rear OF 1909
West Grace Street that Will cost 5000.
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PETERsRuRG PEANur MAnEr.c

'ESportsd by Rodgers. P,ummnr & Co, Inc,
- En- bGRG, VA. May SO-Spo,ish
j armtrs s,ock-Market stronger - ,id,'--
-asEWE Si.o5 per bush,l i'''uc'S
=, >HHlhias-Farmers, stock-Markct ,;r,,.,
Fancy Jumbo 4c Per pound: fanI " h
r pc 60 ~ ,,pcr pound; extra prin... s;.r
s,nc, poIH'; Prime. 81. per pound: shc,!in..
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Nae Nae; 2Ne Zee, soY.e & Ne, Street.

NMHe ,. 20o feet south pr Ne. Nh Street.
,rl ~; !; Powers fssscz. ct Sif. to W. rzzini
shall Street ia feet inche3 east Of
second Street. May 25. 1916; s295.
al. trustees. 20Xl0O feet south line
Gay street. so feet west of Hancock
street May l, 1916; S2.36o.
49, H. n. Singrey ct uS TO Chapman &
Nelson, trustees. 35XlA0 feet east line
Eendall Avenue. l09 feet south OF
Rogers street April /. 1915; $3.50.
trustee, 25N76 feet west line Morris
street. lo6 l-2 feet south of Main
street May 2T. 1916; STATS
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

There were no permits issued yes
the department observing tho holiday.
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pTroN MARKETS.

ANS. May 3o.-Thcic was n
in the cotton market all day
8 was light and prices barely
rt that the Northern market
ether with several spot mar
HI report on Thursday and tho
Us here on the week end. AL
Strict fresh business.
IL trading prices advanced : TO
nod cables and reports q: storm
North Central portions of tn.
Sct then gradually tell OF
e day. July stood 2 points
s last quotations. Closing
c lowest levels OF tho day,
g unchanged TO points
with yesterdays last prices.
rs given u steady tone by
ewhat better spot demand.
OF actual cotton and tho
regarding values held by
!, 1855: October. l2.-2: De-
lary, I2.sG. March. 1909.
ldy, unchanged. Sales on
Vbrive. $50: mlddl!ng. l,263.
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The Electrical Department was
closed yesterday in observance OF the
holiday. and no permits were issued
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HUsTINGs DEED OF TRUST.
One Decd of Trust. Amounting to

y. NJ. Doyle ct uX. to Bank Of Com
meree and Trusts. trustee, lot 90 i
1iock 81 in the plan of Woodla n
Heishts. May l6. 1916; si143S
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OrkneySprings Hotel al

VrKHey SVr1nRH, va, Open
Beautiful mountains: always 4.
ton 2.3c0. Restorative waters epud
Germany, for nervousness. poor i
eral debility, rheumatism, XII
stomach troubles. Free Amusement
pool, tennis, croGuet: good table;
rates: cap $40: booklet. II. c. Cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-31

The Casc OF dimes T NOEL, the drug
clerk. who shot and killed Mrs. Lottie
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prn,DooD cuyTRcrrs

Hcnwund IT. r. CHURCH. N0rnHr 5th
ana Main SIS. Rev. &. p. Sampson.
Pastor. Sunday School 10 \. NJ. Harold
Siglrr SUIT. Mems Bible Class 10 y.
A., Prof. II. l.. Irticord, Teacher. Morn
ing worship II \. NJ sermon Ivy tn"
Pastor. subject. "'rhe Heavenly Stair
wuy." f:pwurth I.caEu" 80 l.. NJ. Mrs.
j. t. Sig"r President. Evening wur-
ship 80 T.. NJ. sermon by the Pastor.
subject. empty 1IHndrd." Special nut
sic Icy tie choir at both services.
Wednesday,, Prayer Meeting. 40 L. NJ.
Tuesday evening h" Methodist Rrothrr-
hood will meet at 30 T.. NJ. DIR. f. T..
Moore Of Pine Grove. W. Va. will adj
dress the meeting after which refresh
lnrntS will hr served The EpwnrIh
League will give Il social and Kitchen
shower Thursday evening and all MEM
bcrs arc requested TO attend and bring
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL

st. Matthew's Episcopal church. cor
ner Chapline and Fifteenth streets. The
Rev. r. <. L. Stridcr. rector. Rcctors
office in the Parish House. hours 10 a.
m. to IL NJ. daily. Tho services during
the week will he rs follows: Eighteenth
sunday after Trinity. Sunday, October
80. 1916. : 4. H.. Holy Communion;
1890 a. m. morning prayer, Ante Com
munion and service: $50 =. m. evening
prayer and sermon: ola q. m. main por-
ton IF tn" Sunday school; $40 Il. M.
Mems Bible class. held in parlors Of
Parish House: 2:l5 y. m. Infant por-
ton 0f the Sunday school held in the
parlors OF Parish House. Wednesday
evening prayer and Bible study. 7:30
r. m. Saturday. Feast If St Simon
and St. Jude. Holy Communion, 1880
4. IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21

st. Johns Ev. Prot. Congregation.
Pastor. W. e. Ctfert. Next Sunday no
regular services will be held in this
church. the minister having been invited
by lions Evangelical church OF Steuhen-
vilIe to deliver the dcdicatory sermon at
the dedication services ct the new
church. Instead Of the morning service
tn. yearly Sunday School Rally will be
held ut 10 \. NJ TO which the cnngre-
CATION is invited. Wednesday. October
a.. meeting and INSTRUMENTATION of tho
Ladies' Aid Society at ) y. III. Thursday
October 81, meeting Of the s. c. L. at
$50 p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-21

Trinity. sunday school and Bible class
At $50 4. M. niviu" services III The
German iauiSuIE" 1t 1885 4. III. English
v.&pcr $rrv!cc:, al T:30 y. III. Birthday
SnciaI:On Thursday evening the men ct
-. rauls congregation will entertain
he members and friends ut the congrc-
Gaiiur in The social rooms Of the church..