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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
McMecheu Briefs.

!. Charles Black. we'll known and high
~ esteemed resident of this city. who
has been seriously i'll at his home IN
Tenth street was yesterday removed
IN the Glendale hospital. where he will
undergo treatment. Mr.. Blacks con-
dition is reported to he very critical
The banl concert to have hccn given
On the streets here last evening by the
MsNIcchen band and the Eagle band or
Mpundsyilc. was postponed on account
uf til" nclenIcncy Of the weather. The
concert. which was TO have been given
for the benefit Of the War Camp Com
munity RECREATION fund. will likely be
staged the first Of next week.
The campaign for the Liberty Loan In
this city continues To move along with
considerable progress. There Is no doubt
hut that McMerhrn will .oversubscribe
its apportioumcnt by 1T least $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert TruaN Of Little
ton arc the guests of relatives here.
c. w. Fuller Jr.. minister Of the
local Christian church. will be home
from his meeting nj Clarington O.. Sat-
urday, to All his pulpit here on Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26

The exhibit ~ th" corn and pumpkin
chow at the Farmers and Merchants
National bank was sold at puhl;" auction
yesterday morning for $685.. The pro
ceeds from the sale wsrc donated ~ tho
city hospital association. ". Il. NC
-Suai,. nrrch.sed ten ears OF corn at
SI-5. W S'Trigg IF Allednnia. TEN ears
OF "a 90 and an unknown party at s2.n".
The remainder Of the exhibit was sold
~ different parties.
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An impartial Referee,

r. y. C"ppess Of the Ohio state ami
versiiy. Will Utr!ciatc 4; u game between
Rellair" and Martins Ferry at the latter
place Saturday afternoon. II Is gen
orally known that no ~ capable ~
handling any difficulties that should
occur between the teams. MIR. CuppcS
has the distinction Of showing no par
t!alty IN making decisions and is very
popular with football players every
Share
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
ptphtherta Claims Victim.

Carl. tho four year old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Zeb kimhle, died at the home OF the
parents in Yorkvillc. late "Wednesday
evening. after short illness of diph-
lheris. The child had been i'll only since
last Saturday. Owing to the nature OF
/ he disease private funeral services were
conducted yesterday afternoon. with in
terncnt in Upland cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
County over.subscribes Loan.

C.. w. Dickens. county chairman OF
III. Liberty Loan Committee. announced
yesterday afternoon that the county
had responded noh!y 10 the call for sub
Scriptlons to tho second Liberty Loan
and had ov"r-suhscribed its quota o.
sl.S4S,35O. The subscriptions in this
county will probably amount to about
S2.0Op.000. However. the campaign will
not eud until Saturday. and many more
subscriptions will undoubtedly be re-
cetved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Wet Meeting.

4 large crowd attended the meeting
held by the wet" interests at this
county In the auditorium Of t!r clty
building last evening. Hon. Vernon J.
Rose. of Kansas City. Mo. delivered the
principal address Of the evening. eN-
planning the view Of tho workinSman
Of the side OF the side Of IN" State
wide prohibition quests Preceding
the meeting the t,lkS' band Of This city
rendered several selections.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
uGeStE Of Jatlcr.

Rohrr, Simpson and Edward Allen.
whn were arrested by Officer Charles
Rnthcrinund. Wednesday, on drunkcnncsS
and ranhan1lIng charges. will he the
guests Of the county jail"r for tn" next
few weeks They were given hearing
before Mayor Ralston yesterday morn
ing and fined SIS ana costs which they
were unable to pay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Rappuat. Tonioht

Honortng the colore6 men IF this city
who will leave for Camp Sherman next
Monday morning. local colorei men Will
giv.. :, banquet in the Bohemian Hall on
Harrison and Forty-lrst street. this
evening y tempting menu has been
prepared for the occasion and an inter
esting program Of addresses and patrio-
tic airs will be rendered. The commit
tee II, charge of the event is as follows:
Earl Johnson. John Storail. John Green
and Clifford Scipio.
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Jackson Funeral.

r'unrra services for the late Mrs. Mar
gerry 1arksDn. who died AZ her home west
Of Rayland Tuesday evening. we're CON
Quoted from tho home Yesterday after
noon. Tn" services were in charge OF
Eey. W. H. lIavcrfield. NJ the Tilton-
Vile NJ. +. church, and intnrmcnt was In
IIupewell cemetery.
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RiR DRmRna Shit.

The personal injury suit uf John Il.
SchillinI against the II. koppcrS Co.
started in the Brooke county circuit
court Thursday morning. SChill!ng asks
Sl0.DO0 for injuries received through an
accident which occurred ut the kop-
prrS Go. works IN the north end Of the
county. while erecting the l.aBelle Iron
oWrks bi-prOducls. plant.
Attorney John c. Palmer is handling
the case for tho plaintiff and J. }. L.
O'I5ri"n. nf Wheeling. represents the de-
Tense. The jury selected is: Charles
Stocks W. II. Sommrrvillc. job Lam
mum. J. {. Virgins. George Dculcy. J.
T.. Wright Charles hedges. Frank
Nathan: Charles Bcliis. Wylie Hvgg, Jay
Lucas, S. 7. Band.
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Knitting Party.

Members OF The ioca! branch OF the
Red Cross Society are arranging for an
all-day knitting party 10 be held at The
headquarters in tho Commercial Club
Thursday. November s. All the ladies'
of the city will De- invited TO come {"
thr headquarters and assist In knitting
garments for the men in the army. At
noon u luncheon VIII! be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
ProbntA Cont

In tho matter Of Louis Moore, In
quest of lunacy.
In the matter Of the will Of Adaline
Brice. deceased. will partly proved.
In the matter Of the estate OF Syl-
veStcr G. Brown. deceased. account
ilc. and notice ordered.
In tho matter OF the estate Of Thomas
T. Santers. deceased. account filcd and
motto" ordered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
SPOKE at Fenray

Attorney W. r. Dixon VI this city. de-
nv"rcd an interesting address at the
F"nray thcatr" last evening in III" IN
,rrrsl nr the sale of Liberty bonds. The
Loan campa!gn will close This evening
in this city and whirlwind finish is
nlarn.d for today in An effort to I'LL
the ,,uun;y's quota. The address was
I'm tho nature rf n patriotic talk and
,rndr n hit with the large crowd that
WAS present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
wellsburp Brtefa-

Mrs. Walter G.. Russell and Mrs.
Charles Miller have returned IL their
homes In this city after Il visit in New
York city.
4. Il. Whitaker. Of Clarksburg. was q
WellsburE business caller Thursday.
Attorney Fred RrinkmIn and Attorney
j. !. 7: UBrien Of Wheeling. were
Wellsburg business callers Thursday.
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Leave Monday.

\ telegram WIS received at the lpca
draft headquarters lat" Wednesday az
lrrnnou ~ tn" effect that arrangements
had been completed for the entertainment
Of The rnlurtd men "f his district. The
mon will leave Monday morning over
Tho x 4 D. Inns ont "f Reliaire. Il is
likely that ih.. local tnlursd people VIII
give them il royal send OF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
FOOTBALL Prices,

Football fans who hav- attended
canes throughout this vicinity have
learned by experience thar good foot
hail can be- seen fnr the smallest sum
a, the games OF S"ilair" high school.
Their prices are tho same this year as
In former years. but the other clubs
have taken advantag" Of the price and
have advanced admission during war
time, and are charging 30 cents for
games and IS cents for students. II Is
.l,. aim of the high school athletic as
Sociatinn not to raise this price this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Red Cross Lunch.

Th. Ladies nf tn" FRS; Presbyterian
church will have charge Of lynch 10 be
s.rv"d at tn" Rod cross Headquarters
to-day md hav- prepared fin" menu.
including cream OF veal. hot biscuits and
honey. lrttur" salad. pumpkin pie and
coffee The crowds attending these
lunches are increasing each week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Linemea Busy Last Two Days.

I.iurmen from both tcl"phon" COM
panieS ~ we'll ne til" light department.
hav" been huSE III" last Nv" days r'-
nairiuC the wires which T"r" broken by
,h,. weight Of the heavy snow of We'd
nesdav morning. several of tho t"lc-
uhunr lines ar" Stili out of commission
hut all repairs viii be- completed by to-
morrow afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26

y supply ~ what is known as Baby
Liberty bonds. which they VIII soil over
their counter To those who desire them.
Tho bonds contain four coupons each.
running for two years. Al the end Of
that time the baby bonds can be traded
for regular bonds. These bonds arc
made III $50. 500. $500. $1,000 denom-
nations. all handsomely engraved. hay
ine the pictures uf jefferson. jackson.
Washington md Lincoln on them. Any
on. desiring these bonds can secure
them from the Farmers tSAtc Bank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
BRIDGEPORT
ntveu Salty Dose

Carl Hanson. Of Upland. who WAS ar
rested early Wednesday morning on
the charge Of dis"rderly conduct. WAS
given n hearing before SPUR" Junklns
Yesterday morning and found guilty. Flo
was assessed sos and COSTS md IN de-
fault OF payment WAS rrmandcd 10 tn"
county TAIL at St. ClairSvtlte.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26

,eriay owing to the shortag" OF gas.
The recent cold spell caused an lncreas-
II consumption OF gas among the pri-
vat. CONSUMERS. greatly handlcapplnG
The manufacturers. TIL" Imperial plant
whirh recently installed gas producers
expects to have them in operation with
in ~ few DAVIS. The Bellaire Bottle
company is also installing gas produce
ers. The plants will probably resume
this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Tn Scriouk Condition.

The many friends III ibis city OF John
Trick driver for the Jucrgcns' baking
company. Will r"gr"i 10 learn TINT hs ia
in q serious condition ~ the Ohio VAL
leg General hospital. where he under
wen, IN op,-rat ton "Wednesday. The oper-
alton WAS performed by Dr. Schwinn. ~
Wheeling. md although IL was a Success
nI. condition Is regarded ns serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26

The Loyal Daughters class OF the
First Presbyterian church held 4 special
meeting in the lecture room or the
rnurch last evening. \ number Of mat
tiers pertaining to the meetings TO be
held next week in connection with the
prohibition campaign were taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Will he Open Evenings

Acting upon tho orders from officials
at Washington, y. g.. tho bridgeport
National bank will renmin open In IN"
eyenings this week for the purpnH" OF
receiving subscriptions ~ III" Liberty
n oou. The bank Will be open from
n o'clock this evening and ais" to-
morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Five Pounds to Custom or.

Sugar purchases were l'miich ~ SOW
eral OF the stores in ms CITY anu IL was
impossible I" purchase more man iFS
nnunds ~ q lin" and at some places
only two pounds vera allowed Ii Il per
.or trln,tr also seems a. he Il scarce
,rtj,.ls IN this cay and vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Sails Funeral

Funeral services rur III" late Peter
Sails. who died at III" local hospital on
Monday. was conducted yest"rdhT Hfi"r-
noon from III" Greek church on Clarke
street. Tn" services were in rhaTg" OF
th,. Greek priest from Wh""ling and in
lermenl was in RiVrrview cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Largely Attended Social

Tho Dollar social given 49, evening
IN the st. Pitirs G"rnjur Lutheran
church by the Luther l."nIn" at the
church was largely attended ANA proved
to he a worry enjoyable afr"r. in"h
.ncrSon attending had To TAX q dollar
and also tell how they earned II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26

Contractor Frank CHwc"tt al th'% CIV
WAS the successful bidder Ter th" new
moving picture hous" which VIII b"
or.,tod ~ Yorkv!llc. The building Will
h. erected by Louis BourS and tn" build
ing will cost In tho neighl"rhn"d OF
s1S mo Work Will h" started ut once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26

When h" l"St control "f his machine
Yesterday morning on Hanover street
the driver of ono OF thu S;roehmann
bread trucks plunged into one of the
now White Way lamp posts In front OF
tho Rod star Grocery Cnmmpany. The
globe 81 the lamp was broken and the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26

of Mr.. and Mrs George Pierce OF the
Colerain pike. which died Tuesday eve
nlng were conducted from the home
yesterday afternoon. The services were
In charge IF Rev. W. !. Suit Of tho Bar
ton NJ. T.. church. and intrrnlent WAS
in the Huntsville cemetery.
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Held Tor Hearing

d w. Hans. 81 Carolina. ". Va. was
arrested by Officer Corners on war
rant issued nj Squire Masons court.
charged with having watch m his pos
session. the properly ~ Claude H!gSet
hoYban also OF Carolina. Hans claims
tho watch Was given to him as security
FOR ono dollar However. the justice
daoided TO hold Hans on his own recoX'
,i1ance until the owner arrived 10 ap-
NEAR at tn. hearing.
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Hall Slightly Damaged.

The dancing floor Of the Elks hall was
slightly damaged Wednesday evening.
when the weight of the snow on the roof
caused the water 10 run under the root
INK on to the dance hall floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
Marriage Licenses.

Travis Hallister Green. age 81. "
Martins Ferry. and Matilda Holub. age
10. OF Bellaire.
Raymond D. Brown. age II. Somet.-
ton. and Iva n. Carpenter. ago -.
Beallsville.
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alaaaworker HnllS

g. F. Stroneourner. well known not
tie worker sustained Il fractured LEFT
arm Yesterday morning. when he fctl
while walking along Thtrty-thtrd and
r.l,nou, streets He was taken 10 the
office Of DR.. j. S. Mcclellan where tho
fracture was reduced
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'rh.. wI,rI; ~ r..-,lrrnraIIuE tn" inter-
tur of the Eirhw,md VI. T.. sunday school
was cnrnpl"tcd yesterday afternoon and
the members ct chr church wit! aEaiD
attend services at tia" SuniHH S"hDul.
During tn. time that the repairs were
IN progrcSS iIu services were hold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-26
'MECHEN
Roby Case In Court To-day.

Today in circuit court at Moundsytlie
tho case OF State VS.. Jesse Roby Of this
city will be heard Roby is charged ?
with felony, having been indicted ny
the recant sitting OF the grand jury ork(
an alleged unmentionablc offense. \
number &C people have been summoned
az witnesses for both the state and de-
frnSn -- -
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charge Of Officers. Corners and letters
hurried TO the scene and within u min
ut.s had :hc unfortunate man in the
city hospital.
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most was cracked at the base. Neither
the driver nor the machine suffered any
damage.
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Factories DoWn

local glass manufacturing plants
xvor> forced TO suspend operation %eS-
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Pierce Funeral Yesterday
Funeral services for the young child
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Farmers Bank Gets Bonds.
The Farmers state Bank has received
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THE CHURCHES
Flrst christlan chureh.

Services at the First Christian church, corner of Ouachita and West Grand avenues today at follow Bible school beginning with the Sunday school orchestra music at 9:45. De votional at 10 am. David F Finch Supt Preaching at Il am. by the pastor Subject 'tDiscipleship" Junior Endeavor at 3:SO pm, Goldie Dillow, Supt Senior Endeayor at 6:30 pm. Subject ''Visions and Tasks. Preach. ing at 7:30 pm. Subject "The Glories and Possibilities of Humanity The public cordially invited to attend all Sunday services. There will be spe- cial music at each service If a strang CT take South Hot Springs car to the church door. A welcome awaits Tarry a moment and make yourself ac Quainted with the pastor and his peo- pei many of whom will meet you at the door
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ITs AN ILL WIND"

It's an i'll wind that blows nobody
 good. This old saw fits well into the history of today. Yesterday the cost
 Of living was a serious problem. To- day your money will but almost double aa~mueh produce as yesterday. With the caesing off of foreign business re- lations, the producer must sell only at home. His market is restricted, and his prices therefore, governed by the rule Of supply and demand, will drop. Tomorrow a sack of potatoes. Q sack of flour, and cotton or wool goods onght' to be much cheaper in our mar kets. and will be. True there will be other things that Till go up, but as q people who supply our own mar kets rather fully, the great common people Of this nation will be saved q penny in exchange for the unrest we have suffered. Truly. it Is an i'll wind that blows nobody good, and truly an optimist may find silver lining somewhere around every cloud.
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Second Baptist Church

Corner Fourth and Garland. Rev C. F. l. Tate D. D., pastor Morning subject; "The Model Prayer" Even ing subject "Riotous Living Each is the second in a series of twelve ser mons the one up "liOw tO Talk With God" and the other on the "Prodigal Son" Everybody is welcome and visitors specially invited to attend these services. Hours l0:45 m, and 7.30 pm. Take a South Hot Springs car to Garland avenue and then walk one short block west to the church door
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central Methodist chureh.

Corner Central and Orange streets. Sabbath school 9:30 am, F. NJ Sig Ter, Sutp. Preaching, 10.50 am. and 7:30 pm. by the pstor, Rev Marian Nelson Waldrip. Epworth League De votional, 6:30 pm, Prof. Mayfields s. S. class of boys will have charge of the service. Womans Missionary SO ciety meetings Tuesday afternoon Ep- worth League Mission Study class 6:30 pm. Wednesday, Book on South America. Prayer meeting 7:30 pm. Wednesday. Choir rehearsal 7:S0 pm. Friday. Strangers and visitors vel comed to all services.
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COULD NOT BE SAVED.

The situation between Germany and America could not have been sav- cd. There is no question but that for months President Wilson and others well informed. knew that the rupture was almost inevitable. They clung to the hope that time would solve the situation, and that some unforeseen h. lsdsnt might save us from the vortex of war.
 President Wilson's peace proposal was strongly indicative of forced hand. He did not voluntarily step in, but he felt like 1t might be possible 10 be of some service in saving an evil day he saw ahead. and he made tho try.
 The developments of today were forecasted in words of President Will son spoken montbs ago-eyen before the election.
 u Where is no denying that the pig
 N, Of our government have striyed Il sir utmost to keep America and H eans oait Of the strifes of the old Ih tps yet we may not have 10 |lN lcdttces. We are not looking \ ..gains. No action will be coluntary. I 3rything we do will be the doings l forced hand, and when that hand Fit. when that grip is clinched, it lbe hand that will grip the rght. | 1.-the right will prevail.
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St. Johns Church.

Sunday, Febr ary I, at o'clock d. m, Lcrd Mass and Communion. A, 10 o'clock am, High Mas and sermon by Rev. T Lehane At 7:30 pm. the Rev Dr. J Tabott Smith will ediiyer a lecture about the text, And They Watched Him" which would have been delivered last Sunday evening but the storm interfe5ed Tuesday evening the ladies win have a pro- grossiyp euchre the Moody hotel
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Park Avenue Methodlst.

Rev R, l.. Duckworth, pastor sun day school at 9:45 arn and 7:30 ?. m Epworth League at 6:30. Dewel Jack son leader. Womens Missionary so ciety meets at the church Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 7:30. Choir prac- tice at 7:S0 Friday night. A welcome is extended to all to attend our ser vices
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spiritialism.

Spiritual Alliance Society meets every Sunday in New Royal theater at 8 and 7.i5 p. n. Music by Master Glen Harsh. Hot Springs most promis- ing violinist. Lectures by Mrs. Elmo. Subject, the Work of Paul Test and spirit messages by Prof. F'aso and Mrs Mae Elmo, pastor and medium. All welcome Sets free. Come carly and hear the music.
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Orange Street Presbyterian Church.

This congregation invites yOu to worship with them Sunday. February l. Sunday school at 9:t5 m Glasses fir all sizes. The Bible lass i- oual to all who desire to hear Prof U,"ITay teach the lesson. Tho c vill preach at II am on "Wha. 70 Do With Our Opportunities Al ,:30 o'clock pm. the pastor will pre- ch again. The publis cordially invited to all the services.
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First Church of Christ, sciertis:.

First Church of Christ, Scientist.
 Located Corner Central and Garland avenues. Sunday morning service be- gins promptly at II o'clock Subject of lesson sermon Love" SunGay school begins at 9;45 a. m. Pupils under the age of 20 years are welcome "Wednesday evening service begins al 500 o'clock At this service te5ti- monies of Christian Science healing are gwen. Reading rooms are ma ln- tained the churdh building and gre open daily except Sunday from 200 to $500 pm. with librarian in attend ance The public is cordially invited 10 attend our services and visit the read ing rooms.
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First Presbyterian Church.

There will foe no services in the First Presbyterian church on Sabb 4th February 4th, on account of the ab- sence of the pastor Sunday school as usual at 9:45. Junior Endeayor at 3 o'clock Senior Endeavor at 90 T. m
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And the boys of the First Arkansas are entrained--which in other words means they have their checks in their hat bands and are enroute home.
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It isn't necessary for man to chloroform his conscience in order 10 refrain from attending to everything that don't happen to meet approval
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Park Place Baptist Church.

Services begin at 10 o'clock with the Sunday Achool W. J Muse, su- perintendent The morning subject will bo, "Why Many Prayers Are Not Answered." Do not fail to hear this sermon. The evening theme will be- shortsightedness. B. '. P [ meets Tuesday night At the present ser vices are being held in the Lowory
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-04

The honorary state board which is to be in control of the state institu- tions will be such an innovation that we will want several iays in which n pass judgeroeut on if.