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clans and nurses, over whom DR.. I'm
manuel welded unquestioned au.
thority. I learned afterward that
these doctors were drawn from all
parts Of the world, and consisted of
advanced thinkers, like himself; thus
any friction which might have been
caused by DR.. Immanuel's unusual
theories was obviated. We were &C.
corded rooms in the physicians part
of the house, and met Miss Aldyne
at dinner an hour or two later. She
knew us Immediately, and was very
merry over her situation.
"You didn't think, when last we
met-or first, rather-that our next
meeting would be in a lunatic asylum,
did you?" she said to me.
20, come, Miss Gladys-not a luna
tic asylum!" protested Emmanuel.
"Well, Doctor, if some Of these peo-
pie aren't off their heads l don't know
what is the matter with them," she
answered, and I saw a momentary
expression of fear come into her
eyes.
my dear Miss Gladys" said I'm
manuel gently. leaning toward her,
you trust me, don't you?"
EYES," she answered seriously; "but
why doesn't Seth come to see me?"
"You don't trust me, them" asked
| DR.. Emmanuel.
"Of course I d." she answered.
"But If you weren't here-well, 1
should be terribly frightened. And
you'll tell me about Seth soon?"
my dear, in a couple Of days I
think you shall e Seth for yourself
and have your fears allayed. Now
will you be cheerful till Monday?"
She nodded. Suddenly / felt saw
no change but felt-that sense Of op.
preston again, as though something
malignant were near, something dan.
gerous and terrible. I think Tarrant
felt it, too. Miss Gladys had taken
up her knife to cut her portion of
meat; it slipped out Of her hand, and
the fragment, with a little spray of
gravy, went into the face Of the Doc.
tor, who was still leaning toward her.
He drew back hastily, wiping his
eyes, and Miss Aldyne vas instantly
all apologies. But I knew and he
| knew that it had been done on pur.
pose-and besides, this was not Miss
Aldyne.
No, and she did not come hack all
during that evening. We sat with
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rant, all these succeeding PERSONAL.
ties are nothing but phantoms as.
sumed by the larger self. the soul.
You, for example, as Paul Tarrant, the
millionaire, will, I hope, utterly dis
appear; but the underlying self, which
will enter into its own heritage at
death, will never die. though it may
subsequently assume a beggar's robes
or a priests tonsure or a soldiers
uniform. And it is right and proper
that the personality should disinte-
crate. Suppose the actor would not
lay aside his crown and robes when
the curtain went down; would we not
strip them from him with scant cere-
mony? Well, then, Hiss Gladys AL.
dyne, that dear little patient of mine
who is so happy with Seth, shall not
be made the victim of her last person.
ality. I am going to kill it. And I
shall do so without conjunction, for
Claudia is nothing but a phantom
which will not lay its trappings
aside"
"Claudia?"
4es. 1nat lmperlOus, strOng.1Sted
Roman harridan, who knocked me
down because I would not give her
wine for dinner and so enable her
to assume the advantage over poor
Gladys Aldyne. I mastered her then
but the unfortunate sight Of that In
dian temple reminded her of her own
temples in sunny Greece and enabled
her to take me at a disadvantage"
$50 Gladys Aldyne was that-Clau-
dia?"
"Unquestionably. And I think Seth
Robinson, whom she hates so bitterly,
was a lover that once rejected her.
She seems to love and hate him with
equal strength. Not much alike, the
pair, you say? Well, Hamlet is not
much like a clown, and yet We can
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gentlemen, you will not see Miss
Gladys tomorrow before dinner-nor
Mademoiselle Claudia, either"
Nor did we see the Doctor. We
spent the day strolling round the fine
grounds of the institution, and in
looking owe the interior. The ar
rangements were perfect, and the pa
tients all sufferers from those forms
Of mental maladies in which DR.. I'm.
manuel was a specialist. He did not,
l was told, take any incurable cases.
At six o'clock there came a tap at
my door. l opened ito find the
Doctor standing outside. wearing a
long cloak which completely concealed
his figure. When he came in he threw
1t of and disclosed himself in an
ancient Greek costume. And it suit.
ed him far better than modern clothes,
in which he always had the look of q
masquerader.
Il have brought you a tunic and
toga," he said, depositing a bundle
upon the bed. "You don't mind?"
Not at ALL" l answered. "And
Tarrant-"
Il expect he has put his on al.
ready" answered our host, laughing.
/; by the way, you can preserve the IL
fusion? I have had the room fitted
with banqueting touches and all the
apparatus. All right; take the pri-
vate stairway down and 1t is the third
room-the locked one"
Half an hour later We we're await.
ing Emmanuel and his patient in g
room which might Eeve been the in.
terror Of a Greek house, so we'll was
the illusion maintained. I looked AT
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MANY TURNED DOWN,

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May l&.--War
lIin" regulations which prnhihIt aliens
from enemy countries from entering
certain areas in which are luratrd ar
n"rl"s. reservations. military ranpS. etc!
ar" being found ih,. Suru,', al distress To
many foreign wuIkm"n employed in
"h"micn and "th"r manufacturing plants
Hhuut Charleston. Scores If unnatural
l2"d men mad" formal HDplical ion today
|" lnui"d SlHt's Marshal William DC
borne" at tn" southern district ur Wrs;
Virginia. for permission Ia Tn within the
=, Slrirt"h zone. som" "f the appi!Ca-
lions h:uy" h"cn =, jcrl"d.
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PIKE CHURCHES

SION. Presbyterian rhur'n. Elm Grove,
l.. L. l.rwrllyn. past"r-Publlr SERVERS
NJ | a. IN. AMI At 80 u. ~. Vt II Il. III:
vorshIn and sermon and ordination al
"Id"r ana installation If elders an. d"a-
CONS Sermon at 30. subject. Horlr'iS
or Angels Sabbath school at ?:'". adult
classes ut tn" Sam" hour. Jas y. l\"lirr'
Superintendent. Junior christian En-
tjravnr 81 10 Young Peoples society
Of Christ ian t.ndravur ut TO
st. rauls church. Elm Grove. j. 10
ran fish rector. Their" val! u" s"rrI'"
III s. l'aul'S church tomorrow. tn" sun
DAY after Ascension ~ four ""'""k IN
In. afternoon. Rev. l.. -. Furuu"ran Of
Chester will have rhHrr,. 81 tn service.
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r, providence This week,

ROY, Roy 7. M0rls. OF K"n"N l'"lht'
is IN Providence. Rhode lslan"' ms
week attending 4 meet iilE nG the COM
.niiirn or Missions If tn" United Pres
l.ytrrIaii church. ON account of his abb
Arnrr. services Will h' held i'll tho al
/. rnnun. instead uf IN" morning. and
there will h" no TNrii-nE service. san.
bath school will II" held mt 80. and
mr., aching ut $50. with Il sermon by Tho
Rev IT, t. i.cwcllyn. pastor of IN" Stone
PRESBYTERIAN church of Elm Grove.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

rfr;s church Of Christ; Sr'cn,,S,,, ~
- " auditorium. III" 'h1Iill"
sIrr,,, services SUNDAY II II. III. sun
i%rt "Aiortals and Immort"is. Wa.
n.s,iay testimonial meeting. i y: IN,
sunday school. s:ij il. M l''" ,,ii;
room. llln Chaplinc street. open u'I!h
except sundays and legal h"I''h!>, ' c.T'
/" o'clock M until =. m. ana OH 'a'-
,,rI.,v evening from /" y. III.
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IN THE CHURCHES

The lnteillsencer will gladly
publish church announcements
but to insure publication and prop,
er classification. notices Intended
for publication in Saturdays issue
should be received at The Intel
ligencer office not later than frl-
day at noon, and Thursday, II pos
sible. 1t is respectfully asked that
the notices BE- made as brief as
possible.
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Entertainment Last Evening.

\ Nicirola and literary program was
rendered at the Rock Limo school houS'.
under the auspices Of the teacher and
inupIIs of The. school last evening. The
affair was one Of lirst-claSS production
land II large number We're present. IN"
iurn.nrds went 1" the John Davis family
who recently lost ih"ir personal AMI
household belongings. when their home
burned down.
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Two Dances Next Week.

Elum'S hail 81 Elm TrOVH mas !WU
dances scheduled for next week. Wed
nrs,lay a number Of popular young men
and young women Of. Elm Grove VIII
hold patriotic dance. invitations VIII
n, issued Monday and 4 good time is
rxprrtrd Thursday evening the Man.
dniin club Of Wheeling will hold q 2rl-
yatc dance The club orchestra Will rem
der music for tho AFFAIR and a large
crowd will be in attendance.
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Twelfth. Clarence Eugene Allen -. -
pastor--Sunday school at $50 Il. M.
Mems Biblc class at alb 4. NJ tauIit
-, nd -.2n u m. The pastor Will
rr.ach IN tn: morning. subject: our
Sh.ct-Anchor." At the Peoples s"rNiC"
IN the evening. Miss Elin"r Stafford NIL
lar of Australia. will speak. Ml"-",.%N
s,rvir.. Wednesday at 1:l5 =. IN. Ih''
ra.rrr will speak ON Thu ,;r"a; E"p' RI
,;n..r" Jonah, Chapter =.
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New mines ar" h"ing opened IN the
nike, sect ion, furthrrinE tn" operation Of
H.. coal industry in this district. The
new slope at the Elm Gr0v" mln". which
Is being sunk Ivy the l.. &. Johnson COM
rnuy. with principal Offices in Pitts
GurIh has been sunk about 20 feet SO
far and must go $50 feet tn reach coal.
TIL" K. G.. Johnson company have Sc
cured the contract for sinking two larE"
shafts OH til" E:aglrsOn farm, three
,nIlrs west nf Washington. Pa, on the
ratIuual pike,
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Chaplin" street M.tn"diSs tplSr"i"l'
church, Samu'l Charles Jones. WihIS,"r
TO the following services Il very '"rdl,t
invitation Is extended: SUNDAY S'n''''
80; :, IN. Mr.. STANLEY ~ tarnutt"
Superint cndrnf; morning morShlt anu
sermon. II Il. m. subject, Another
Good: t:pworth league devotional *cfN :
icn 6:4L y. IN. Mr.. W. II. Eow"rS. pr"S'-
dent: evening worship ami S'rin"h 80
u m. subject. '"rh. signs OF Christian
PROGRESS" sual week day services.
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Personals and Briefs.

Miss Mary t;raC" of Chapel Hill
above Philadelphia is confined TO her
nom" with al attack Of the grippe.
John Walton 1f Elm Grove, has nc
copied job AZ reporter on the News.
Miss Lillian Smith Of Elm Grove. is
improving rapIdly after q short illness.
Til" regular S"mi-mouthly meeting Of
thu SUNDAY school teachers Of the 81.
Marks Lutheran church of Elm Grove,
was held I'm the church purlors last cr"-
ming. Rcr. +. &. Alprrs was in charge.
\ meeting OF the Elm Grove OruGr Of
Eagles was held last evening. In the
lniI' r0ms.
Miss Virginia Wilson "f rharIrst ION.
is visiting relatives and friends iii the
pike section for several days.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.

st, Andrews church Th thirty rSctnr !"
ana Euff streets: j. Logan 'Si,' ' ,n..r!:
.rhrrr Will be services IN 81. AhoIt"
tomorrow. the Sunday after ,NSc'',S ", 80
-, - - m. and 80 Il. III. I'cN' H. ~
nor,,, a, M Of Chester. will hay chars
nr ,hr s"rvicrs. sunday sch"l ut ~" IN
the morning. Prayer s"rNitG On f''""S
evening ut 80.
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SPrRITUALIST.

The First Spritunlist Association WI
boi,I thr following S"rviCrS Sunday. May
lG,. 10Th: The childr"nS rr"Sf'ss'A'
iycrum will meet at !" " tIoEh d. 'ii
in,,mrn followed with spirit messages
~ no u. N. Temple l. III" corner 81
MARYLAND avcnu" and North broadway;
islnnJ Rev. q. W. Way, pastor anu
psychic.
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METHODIST.

The Thomson Methodist Episcopal
church. South Broadway and ONO. Us
land. Rev. J. r. Bird. l.. D.. pas tor
The usual services Of IN. dag will he
held. Al ln;$" "'rIork III" pastor will
preach special miS$iui,ury sermon.
Subject. From J"ruSa en- Cuto the
CttcrmoS;. In th" ":.ninS al ~
o'clock IN. subject OF the sermon will De
The Tent Which satan Hates.
Wesley MHtho1iS; F:pi~copa! church.
EVERY body'S Church.. 81" jacob
street: Philip V. u..F;olt minister. sun
day school. $50 -. a.. L"hn Humphrey.
superintendent. Morning worship elh:iI
evening worship. I.In: Jesus Lover ~
Ny Soul tn. tirSt ~ S.,ri"s of talks
on favor:t" hymns t.pw"rth t."aSu..
G:+5 y. m. William M"ruSk"r. l"ad"l.
Mems meeting Monday evening with an
ADDRESS b: Or. J. II. Howard pastor "f
Wednesday, evening. ch"ir ,.:hearSal
Thursday evening. Junior League and
Training Class. Friday afternoon II /
c'clock. .....
North Sirr"t M"rh"'iis, Episcopal
church notes. E"v Mr,m~k..y pastor.
STnday school 2: ?.%" NJ. y. II. Str.cn-
i'm. sun"rintHnd..nf. i.a>' Sunday mark
ID = rod letter da:- IL: ;u.' %''h""lS AZ
/, udanC". Their. h"InG present 2;.. Pub
The Old Way" Ei'w"r'h Lea: ;I.. p..v"-
st"ral meeting ut $50. h.;,d.r. Miss
Ethel Thurhrr. .rui,i.. fur iiS"USSinn Is
It Easier /" IL. ;""d Wi:'.u Poor" rub
he Worship ~ $50: ;"ri" ~ sermon.
"t;r"ai"r Works. Junior E:pw"rth Lea
gu at 49, tn. sd:,y ..cvniuS. Miti-w.,I,
services ~ go Wednesday, evening.
T"u"lh Street. Elr., Methodist Epis-
coral church. Chaplin" stree; south Of
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Rifle Range Work Progressing.

The rifle range which the NheclihC-
p,nitshurr association is building on
the. Clark estate 1T Mt. de Chantal -
RAPIDLY nearing completion. Tho lumber
lis being purchased from the Cecil Lum-
Der company OF Elm Grove. and n"
work Will probably ne finished III the
near future,
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walden will Recover.

IIuSrilul authorities announced ycSt"r-
cav morning that Harvey Walden. Elm
Grove young man. who WAS injured
Wednesday, evening III an automobile
accident near i."aIhcrw""d. will Ircovcr.
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Ev.NGE1IsT PROTESTANT

g. Inhn'S t:v. rrnt, Nm. q. INrrH
rastor, NcNt SUNDAY service 1t l":43 II.
M. sermon an 'ASrrnsion SulHa!
school and Bible class a II. m f'nE,,Nh
evening S.rII"c&.al 80" p. III. DR.. MliI'r
viii preach. %u meetings.
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Services Tomorrow Afternoon.

Special services Will be- conducted ut
Tho Gnffcv Town school houS" tomorrow
nrIcrnoru under the auspices of Rev.
Roy MrCusk"y. pastor nt he North
Sir>nt church. At this iimr steps Will
be tnk-n Cor the organization OF 4
Sunday school among III" residents OF
II h.. ('oCfry Town community.
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Tin" Christian church Of Elm Grove.
Harry Robertson. pastnr--l0 n. m. Sun
,Iav school Geo. MctiOWan. supcrintcn-
dent: II Z. M. communion service ana
Sermon. subject: Faith" To he fol-
lowed hy L congregational meeting: I;"p
y. M, Christian F.ndcavnr: T:i5 p. IN.
r:.triotic s"r;Ir" in which many of che
Ola songs w!ll b. sung. S"loists Miss
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BAPTIST

Emmanuel baptist church. $50 E"f
street SUNDAY school AT 10 =. M Fr'a' ~
Ing s"rvic" at -" n. III. Edward S'H.
n, i,Irr viii preach Evening S"rvir" at
~ o'clock. Mr.. John \. Turk Will I've
The speaker. \ cordial invitation i cN-
tented Ia AL.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

pc-nrruuiLrd ChMrch III .ir.U$ thrlSt
of Latter bay Saints. 400 Jacob stree.
sunday school III II Il. III: Preaching az
ll:@0 4. M. by }. +. Martin. SncIai
service at II noon. Preaching nj al"
u. m. by ElGcr AduIrhus Edwards.
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First United Presbyterian church1
Rev. Chas. II. Robinson. ID. H.. pastor.
Regular services AT 1n:4j n. m. and 80
D. m, with sermons by the pastor.
Riblc school. Mems and Womcn's l;ibi>
classes. $50 i. IN. Young Peoples
meeting. Gas r. III. Prayer service.
Wednesday at T:i5. All are welcome.
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To Give Lawn Eeta.

\ COMMITTEE" Of III" Mt. de Ghantal fire
H. uarimcnt met last Thursday evening,
ana! practically completed the arrange
m"niS for II lawn frtr to he held at
tianIal Court next Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
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Cement House Fell over.

Tn" cement house built near u" Ear
timnrr Il Ohio tracks AZ Elm Gr"V" u"
Vincent Nercrllolti. Elm Grove contrAc-
tor. wasn't built very secure. Tor !cster
dav afternoon il Iumblrd over ana
spilled crin"n, all around where IT. had
stood 1t will hr rebuilt soon as The
cement has to hr kept Out of the wet.
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Helen FraShrr and Spring. Address nX
pastor subject "Tru" AmrrlcanlSIn'
Nurdav ut T.. ~ Rible class meets at
the home ~ MCCalVcrt. vi. HintH stree.
Tuesday At T.. III. G. w. B. NJ. VIII meet
address, by Miss Anna HAWKINS " sdn.S-
day ~ \ l.. IN. prayer and training ior
S,rvic,. GLASS. lrMunr. lie pnstnr.
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Presbyterian church. corner
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.

Second United presbyterian rhUrch.
Chapline and Fourteenth streets; Ira G..
McCreary. pastor. $50 4. m. Sabbath
school. classes for every one. l0;iI Il,
m. ~ Nos. important and Intcr"Sl Tin K
Work" Gas p. H.. Young People y
meeting. 100 p. NJ. "A Iinozrr's t'uner-
al Sermon third sermon in series Of
Sabbath evening funeral sermons.
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McMEcHEN CHURCHES.

First VI. T.. church at McAl""h"n.
blair W. l:nh"rlS. pastor. sunday
school ~ 2:i3. g. j. N"i@ais" and EhaS.
Rrnrhi". sIpcrin!cnd,%St>. Morning w"r-
shin 1T IT, subject. "lufaIIhilly "t
Gods Love" Prayer ami class nice iuG
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.,.,,,irr sermon. The Greatest ho1k o.
49,. World" Tho members OF 'ht Ino,Ho
department vii! a'irma , rm'n Gre re-
oursteI to assemble IN me ,, H""T ihs.
e oUhHnI rooms and Tim march INTO t ,h
adif"r;um of the church Whtm ~"
rh,Irch bell is rung Tor III" "Pt i'' wi
G Gnu . 80 Pastry market by the VII
Inc Inc w WnrLrrs. III Hy. ErInkmann siurr'
a mmE Iar,'h ,,rr"t, On SATURDAY. May %.
GGI' served by the l.. y. on ', tm"
3i., Of MAJ. from /" : p. M H., J"! Us,
minstrel ana entertainment "n NnH , %r
IN sunday school rooms al INC '''"' y"
ST, Lukcs church, Jacob hrii tlnEm 'i'',,
D. D., rector. SUNDAY al ter NTU 81, Eun.
Duy, Holy Communion. H:"n r. n'. I"..
Jay school. OILS a. M. SuhuHS, 'InnsIay
$50 a. m. and go +. H.
evening, 80.
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REDWOOD

81. Matthew's I.uthrran 'h" i!,r.,n,,
W:irr street. lirnwuod. Nest IE' .,T, : :
l;cy. GEO. l.. Holm. pastor. S'nU,t! :" -,
~ ,sr,.nsiln DAY or f:Naudi--?:"" a. ~.
:! school ana Hihlr class. Frank
E IirnrrrI SUPERINTENDENT; r":%o a; H. n
rrcmcnrns srryirrs. ln"rm",nI; .,.,, 80" y:
IN. Vesr,r services. 'En%nSh,' ,,av "@:
NJ 5 il. M. meeting Of .Ndu'' '"'l'' l'In,r
lion class. THURSDAY At j. u" ,tiss
rehearsal under the hir''''''n
il, bttp
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UNITARIAN

Unitarian church. Eoff street. NORM NJ
twelfth. ROY. J. y. [. FaEElnG"r Au"',
minister. Service at 4. M '"l'cc'
':I,,'.,itinr in, Holy Spirit" Al! arc wei
come,
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EVANGELICAL.

ST. Paurs Evangelical church. Thirty
eighth and Wood streets: August Cart
Rasche. pastor. Sunday Rbl. school ut
$50 a. M. English services at lU:a0
q. m. and 1880 y. m, subject for The
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william Younsman of Patterson.

Yesterday afternoon al the fanny
hume. No. is Sycamore avenue. Pattcr-
son. William Youngman. well known
resident of the pike town. passed away;
lie was in his 18th year. and il survived
hy Two sons, Daniel at home. and George
Of Patterson. and one brother. Philip. of
Wheeling. His wife. Mrs. Malissa CBow1
linz YOungman. also survives. Funeral
services will BE- held At the famliE nome
Monday afternoon ut CLOCK. WIFI w !>er'
lain IT. Hess of The Elm Grove W. T.
church orialirg. intcrment will be III
1 .r.ntn ,NLlI1d ". mel rrN.
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OUT-THE-P|kE
Homer Smith on Rampage.

Homer Smith WAS picked up yestcFhaf
morning by Deputy Sheriff Lester YER
million near the Fry hotel. Homer "aS
sUusrd completely. lie had been in a
fight. and came out the worst. for n" ma"
his lips CUT his ~" hlackcd and MS nose
badly battered. When Ncrmililon hrs'
saw him ii" told him To 70 back IN the
alley by I'ry's hofcI and lay down. hGi
he walked back in the alley and pickeo
up some rocks and Deputy Ncrfnliliot
SUPPOSED he was going L. start THINGS
and h" took him too the lookup. where he
* al present.
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81. Marks Lutheran church.. Elm
! move. = = hlp.rS. pastor. sunday
school NJ ?.;J a. m. II. f. Schaefer. SUP
.rIn,.nd"ni. Morning service at ll:n0
=. M, "'rh. Ascension OF Christ. Even
IN. service at S:nn g. m. parental RC-
xrnnsibility" Services a the Inhrmaty
a. " 80 =. III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-19
WARwoop cHupcurS

NA'Wn0d ChriSIla church. Frances
NJ GiddIr. minister. lIbl school. n:IJ
a. m, arr taru'h"rs superintendent.
SnhJc"i. Going 1" Church, Son. scr.
VIC" ana sermon. 7:4I y. M. subject
n" New Firth" MI cordially iuyiLrJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-19
Belmont This Afternoon.

Tho fast +. & F.. Q. team VII I!asI
with In: strong Belmont team tins aI'Gr-
noon on the Elm Grove grounds at 80:
i. a. r. G. has established record SO
n.iII Inc. seen in action with the Elm
Grove nine for the first time. ;. -.
Thc lineup for today's contest IS as
follows: Rclmont--McGous Oh; Palm
rr. s.; Lynn. I: Boughner: #; K. sells:
3b: Jones. III; Paftmurc. Il: carmen; ~
Flick RI u,Ility. r. 4 il. G:-Gurth, SIS; +:
smith, III; r. Smith. If; Harris; or;
Remth. c; Madden. Oh; Wiedel; 70; Jones' e.,
and Ratnsom. RI: Ogden. p. Morgan W..
WELD the Indicator. and the umpirihG
will he on the square.
sunday they will meet the team rep
rcsrnlins Padcn City. on. the Paden lily
grounds. and the lineup Will remain prnG;I1
ticalIy the same, except Brad smith VIII
fire 'cm across.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-19
Acctdant at Stone RrOdRe.

\ Mitchell touring car bearing license
tar ln29 West Virginia. and owned ny
Rnhrrl t;rurS Of Wheeling, became un-
contruIlairlc and crashed into telephone
rouc. badly damaging the front and
bending. the front axle. The accident
happened on the Stone bridge In Elm
Rrovc. The. car was taken 10 Mltchc.I
garage in Elm Grove for repairs No
one was injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-19
BRIDGEPORT CHURCHES

-, 81 I'auis Ev Lutheran church.
80 iutc port Main street. Rev. 0ltn W"n-
pnSl"r. Sixth Sunday after Easter.
f.AAuui. Sunday school and Bible class
"h';I0 u. III. Divine services in the Ger
'lah lnnGuhS" al 1915 a. m. after which
examination and Confirmation nr this
g.! II class " III BE- held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-19

at us, ". p. Goodwin. lrud"r Even
ing worship at 5. At THIS service thu,
projected Home circle" Will nice, with
us III Il body Tor their annual memorial
service. There will b. special music
and an appropriate sermon by tho nus-
Tor prayer meeting "Wednesday evening
at rs.