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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-09-07

AS food will have to be provided
for 100000 men, the foregoing fig
ures must be multiplied by twenty-five
in order to find the quantity that the
quartermasters will be required to
purchase every month.
A little. arithmetic will show that
100000 men will daily eat 5,971
barrels of -four, or the wheat Of field
nearly four miles long and almost as
wide. They will consume 100000
pounds of bacon, or the equivalent, If
every hog were nothing but bacon, Of
750 heads weighing 200 pounds each;
ten carloads of potatoes, ten carloads
Of beef and a large fraction Of car
load Of coffee.
Horses and mules, to the number
Of 250,000 will be bought by the
quartermasters for the thirty-two
camps. The daily ration at present
for a horse is fourteen pounds Of
hay and twelve pounds Of oats. The
wise and frugal mule gets the same
quantity of hay but only nine pounds
of grain. Each animal is allowed
three and a half pounds of straw for
bedding.
The daily purchases, then, will be
1,750 tons of hay, 1872 tons Of cats
and 442 tons of straw, or about three
trainloads Of fodder for the animals
at all of the camps.
In the meantime, while the soldiers
have been consuming prodigious guam
titles of beef and wheat, immense Or
ders for clothing will have been given
to manufacturers in all parts of the
country. Early in the summer con-
tracts were made within two weeks
for 3,175,O0O pairs of army shoes, at
a cost of more than SIS pair.
The Civil War ration consisted Of
twelve ounces of pork or bacon, or
one pound and four ounces Of salt or
fresh beef; one pound and six ounces
of soft bread or flour, or one pound
Of hard bread or one pound and four
ounces of corn meal; also to every one
hundred rations there were issued fif-
teen pounds Of beans or peas; ten
pounds of rice or hominy; ten pounds
Of green coffee or eight pounds Of
roasted coffee or one pound and eight
ounces of tea; fifteen pounds Of
sugar; one pound and four ounces Of
candles; four pounds Of soap, thirty
pounds Of potatoes, when practi-
CABLE; one quart Of molasses and
four quarts Of vinegar.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-09-07

FOR RENT rOUmx. 10Q w. Y
ingtOn g., Phone 2o2D.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-09-07

FOR SALE-Two mule colts, five
months old, from large mares. Wade
Johnson, Spencer, Ohio.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-09-07

CIDER MAKING-At Medina every
Wednesday. Barrels, kegs and crooks
for sale. J. F. VITTEL. 1tf
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-09-07

WANTED-1,OOO Union Grain Sacks.
Will pay &c each until we get the
thousand. 0. c. Shepard. 2-2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09
FLAG Presentation
PLANS ARE COMPLETE
Three Thousand Children viii F"rtlcI-
pate in Patriotic Exercises
Eriday

|. Final plans were discussed y"sto:,,
!dav afternoon =, u meetiAS OF Carroll
it'nunc;! SOL, Knights OF COLUMBIA, hetl
lat rhr Carol club. for tho Flag lf''5'
cn,I;tCel." and patriotic meeting inr
the pupii.; Of tho parochial schools al
! nv city to be held Friday aiicrnoo2:
i.iohn J. Mathisoa was appointed chirt
marshall nj the street parade IN nc
held over the principal streets OF HE
ici.y, the school children participating
win 5000 in line.
! tn" schools 20 take part arc: Cath'-
!lval ;ligh, 81. JnScphs Academy
Sacred Heart. 81. AlphOrsuS. 81. Nh
rvs. South Side. 81. Johns lirn"OOd :
iSt. Micl!ael's .EicinGttn Lane: Corpus
Christi, Warwood: ST. FiIccntS. Elm
Grove: Oar Lady Of Mt. Lebanon, and
ST. LadiSlauS. South Side.
The members OF Carol Council
KniGhtS oC Columbus, Will act rs "s.
cor;5 TO tho children, :hc parade will
form on Ijucf street IN front OF Ct.
Joscph's Cathedral. Special cars will
be provided TO carry children from dis
TAM points and the suburban districts.
Each child will carry an American
flag and patriotic music will hr IL faa;-
urr Of the procession. Following Tie
lstrret parade n patriotic mcotia: viii
b" held at the Market auditorium. an,
large American flags will be presented
10 tho above schools 10 he used on the
school buildings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09
CANTATA SUNG
At Thomson Church Last Night nc
Rcy. Dr.. Bird Addresses the
Knights TempIars.

Despite inclemcnt weather, ,Thom'
son Methodist Episcopal church was
filled 10 capacity 1T the Easter ScrF,,
ices last night. lii" beautiful anu
impressive cantdia from the pen or
,I1tn Staincr WAS sung by the vested
hoir of ahcUt Fifty voices. under ihe
direction OF Prank II. knch"Ioc.
The Knichts Tcmpar, Wheeling con-
mandery. undcr command Of Charles
Y. Carrigan. marched from It's lodge
room 10 the church. headed by sum
mer's band. Tho Roy. Or. !. y. Blrd,
PASTOR drlivt' Cd Il worry hrirf sermon
to Tho KNIGHTS. chasing with an appeal
10 the congregation 10 stand loyalty
by America is the present crisis.
The solo and duct parts Of the can
tata were taken by Mrs. t.!%i"
FISCHER Ilirchrlnc. soprano; Miss
Alice Mcclure, rontraIto; Emit Ancr"-
mann, tenor, and ". i. Mct,lunS,
hasso. Following tho knights recit'
ing their Christian creed. the choir
rhanied tho Lords prayer. while the
knights knott.
DR.. Bird briefly rcciIed the history
of persecution III he year 1923 that
inspired the organization o. the
Knights Tnmplar. He declared that
tho lodge was The Sword OF CHRIST
for the church" ~ the conclusion OF
his discourse mr.. Bird hold a large
American flNs al his sidn>and The con-
CrcEatiOn arose and sang "Onward,
Christian Soldier.
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Anssazins Pos0er Of Bon-Opto
70 N1Gke Weak Eyes Strong
Doctor Says Il Strengthens
Eyesight SO per cent in One
: Weeks Time in Many Instances

able time and nultitudes more will be
able to strengthens their eyes 81 as To b.
spa rcd tho trouble Had expense ul eve!
getting glasses. Eye troubles Of many
descriptions may 10 wonderfully hrncttH
By the Use Of this prescription at home
60 to any active drug store aud get Il
bottle ot B"u Optic tablets. pr"N on
Boa OPTIC Ia blst in 4 fourth Of a class q!
water and let it dissolve. Wt:h this
liquid battle the eyes two to fonr times
daily. You should notice your eyes ciea.
up perceptihly right from the start. and
inflammation and redress viii! quickly
disappear. If your eyes bother you even
little it is you. duty In take steps l.
save them urY before il is 100 late.
Man? hop"lesslv bliu! might nav" saved
their sight il they had cured fer their
eyes in time.
Notc: Aaothe- prominent Physician 10 whn',!
the above article was submitted. sad: Is,
the Bon-Opto prescription is truiy p wonderful
&C remedy. Its constituent in: rodents arc well
known to eminent .cye specialists and "lucIF
prescribed ky them. ! hav" used 1t very sue.
ccssfly in my own practice on patients whose
eyes were strained through orrrwork or miSft
glasses. | can highly recommend il in case ot
weak. watcrl. aching. S'nartine. itching. hum
ing eyes. rod lids. blurred vision or for eyes In
wind II is one Of the rrrr few preparations I
frrl should be kept ON hand for regular use in
a most every fami5-" Dor.Optc. referred to
ahovc. is not II patent medicine or secret
remedy. It is an ethicnl preparation, the for
mula bcins printed on the package. The man
ufacturera guarantee il n strengthen cycSight
N per cert in one weeks simc in many instances
Or refund the money. l. can be- nhta incd from
any eood druggist md is sCla y H. citr Ivy
Z. II. Gricst & Co. and other druggists
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LOCAL MINISTERS
PRAY FOR NATION
AMERICAN FLAGS PROMINENT IN
THE DECORATIONS IN
MANY CHURCHES.
Sermon and Paean Tell Glad Story Of
the Resurrected Christ-Ne~
Members Admitted.

American tl&Es AID Faster lilies
shared places or equal prominence IN
the decoration in riQ$t OF Wheeling )
churches SUNDAY. Thousands OF child
rcn. AID g-own-ups too. sang patriotic
emolens as we'll as Easter carols and
ministers prayed o. preached 81 patriot
Ism as we'll "a the risen Chris; whose
victory over death the day was set
apart to commemorate
No minister allowed any topic I" take
the place of the Christian thought ~
the real Significance of Easter day.
but nothing could have been more ap-
probate than that their prayers should
be made W in part "t i"rvent suppl
cation for Divine gU;danc" 70 the pres
ident and those in authority in the ma
. ton. on the first tn in which the
United States ~ CuE2S"I III wa-. anf
that they shon!d refer rs they dld
tiers - those ;h.ns> watch make for
truest patriotism
Tho TINE Patriot.
Ideal p7'T;n!iSni VAS c'HS"i% inter-
woven With tho themes Of h'ti Easier
Sunday sermons delivered IT thc First
Presbyterian church by the Rev. Claude
Porter Terry.
The t-u" patriot Is tho raa who
not only dies trr his country. SAID k"t.
Terry, mot ONLY thc man who dis. bre
he who lives for cr.a; country. HI:
man who has tho trIi: love Of C;"d and
those things which make for I'll" boz
ternert of humanity is tho man WIN
the creates. love fer country" DR..
Terry launched 10 some length into tho
discussion 81 ,h:: feature &C this ideal
Of patritism. which carries true patriat-
ism into n" daily life in the home. on
the street, n ;hc city and in the couA-
try.
Reference was made to tho Red
Cross and It's nnhis mission. md 4
touching tribute WIS riaGe 70 Waiter.
Rober, and c.ug"n- y. Smith. three
brothers Of :i.e First Presbyterian con-
greeetion. who have volunteered tor
service In the Eel ''rc@S.
"Tlo Eesn-rected Life"
THE EeSHrrccsed Life was Rev.
Terrv'S theme a. ihc special Easter
service last evening. Special Easter
music hv tho junior choir. chorus choir.
cuartetti harp s..i"i>t and violin solo
LIST werss features OF tho program: The
choir vas composed ri Miss Edith I'd
u,uatSnn. nrSatliS'; Mrs .Nda &. tiaEaH.
director md S"1-an": Mrs. Harry Nc
ConnauShy. coutrai'n; George E. Rose.
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PATRIOTIC APPEALS M|NGLE WITH
IMPRESSIVE SERMONS on EASTER

tenor; Daniel Jones. bass; +. l.; Hath
away. vlci,nist: Frank VI. Sal. harplSt.
a pretty display OF oAtri"uIm was
made yesterday afternoon III IHG scrH-
ices al the EiCht"rnth street PrespE-
terrain Memorial chapel. Fully 5po poo
pie were present when chorus 81 ~
children rose and sang "\n"fict. ,
was one OF the most INSPIRING pb'rln''c
terday,. ~
\ large American flag draped over
the organ at the Second Presbyterian
church lent -. decided touch OF patriot
ism TO the Easter morning services ~
that church. Amid q bower "T flowers
the display Of tho ilaS WAS very ap?r"-
pirate 10 tn" ,irst sabbath d: the inter-
'@ IN his invSca,ion the pastor. Rev.
Thomas C;rier Nuontz. offered sup1il-
cation for divine. blessing upon TIC
president o. tho United Sta'"S ara con
gr"ss assembled nj Washington To ina
strains Of america" from tn" Grcat or
gan IN The church the congregation
stood and sanE that n;l,i"ndl anthem
with all the fervoT that true patriotism
inspired.
a, this church. and about $50 c0nmu'lf-
rants were resent a; ;hc morning srr',
ice Six persons wcr'" buptiz"h lnH
fnr,v-two wsrc admitted 10 membership
in the church
Rev, j. T. l."vsnhcrG"r'S pra%rr Tor
divine guido noe fer the United SMt'S
IN the cu:irS" il has $,"H IL 70 pursue
n tn" in;"rna;irual crisis inspired inc
trucSt patriot ism i'll ia" congregation o.
th, Third rresh%tr!i"n church NeSicr-
day morning. 49,,
IN. future Of nur c0G1trr h2 pI"S'"1
with tiivin" guidance, &" 'ha' II What-
;.nr course VIC may pursue IL VIA "S
Ii. The nation.
Tho choir had. charge OF III" sErElfc
q. ti,H laird PRESBYTERIAN "hurch las,
evening. aud rendered i N"r" pretty ana
appropria." program % Ers'cr music.
Msthodists Sanction war.
Methods: ministers yesterday IN lnniE
F:astcr sermons sanctioned The war with
Germany and expressed tho good 10 hui
mainly which it will bring about.
In tho Methodist churches scores o.
nov members were received as The re-
suit Of recent revivals. Communion"
ard IN Easter ritual took place IN the
morning. generally without sermons.
God will Insure Victory.
That the Lord furnishes Il certainty
victory when tho cause ot c"nfIict IS tnr
Righteousness WAS thr theme ct Rev. 5.
=. Jones. in his EaSts" &erm"n at the
,'haulinc Street Methodist Eri&Copai
church last evening. He said that .IeSu3
I 'nriSt was rirnt and WIS therefore RI!
llrrccieci EcI'. Mr. Jones said that with
the purpose az establishing righteous
ness by the war ju&t declared ultimate
victory: at least would I've ours. III,
sermon was "Rehold tho King
Fourteen persons were har;iz"d yes
,erday in Tho ('hauiinc street church. six
joined the church by lcttrr And three by
profession .: faith. III" Easter services
were splendid. The church was deco
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09
4 FREQ Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use ,.i Home

Victims of eye strain aud other ere
weaknesses aud those who wear glasses.
will be glad to knew that according to
DR.. Lewis there is zeal hope and help for
them. Many whose eyes were failing say
they have had their eyes restored By this
remarkable prescription aud many who
once wore slassec - they hare thrown
them Away. One nan says after using
sit: II was almost blind. Could not sec
to read ae all. Now I CAD read every
thing without mr. glasses. and :ry eyes do
not hurt any more. At night tsey would
pain dreadfully. Now they feel tine all
the time. 1t was like a ruiracls to ne
A lady who used it says: The ctuoS-
phere seemed bary with or without
glasses. but after using this prescription
for fifteen days everything seems clear
can read even fine print without
gfssseS. Another who used il says: II
was bothered with eye strain caused by
orerrorsed. tired eyes. which induced
fierce headaches. I have worn glasses for
several years. both for distance and work.
and without them could not reed my
own name on au envelope or the type
writing on the machine before ne. I
can do both now and have discarded mr.
long distance glasses altogether. I can
count the futtering leaves on the trees
across the street now. which for several
Iears have looked like a dim green blur
20 me / cannot express my jog at what
t has done for me-"
II is believed that thousands who wear
glasses can now discard them in reason
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09
TIE THEATRES
"PoM-POM" AT THE COURT

JNSI i!Alr IT lTNuEcrs makes A
much better actress -! rae" cnnfcSs~S
M'Zi. Formerly known aS Mizzi FTaios.
VIII" haS comic into her own IN H., new
music and fun ni1%. POM roln' in
Whi"t she viii car"ri ~ TN" Court Fri
do AMI Saturday evenings and Satur-
cay matinee.
lin trousers | ran dn ali SORTS Of
'hi""% w" n""rr dared 81 do In skirts
IT proves to inc that ih" m"n--th"y
EaNc much the h0ttCr ;imn. Mud the
iaur '".,,'-. tiud ImGlisl 50 much cas-
i"r hH"rus" i "u" makes - mistake US
= woman il * "ftcu shocking. while il
something l. u'i nri," ri:hi and Sins
off the tnnGu" Wnii" r"c IS Il hoy--it
Is OF nn ""u>c lucnC".
How "a wear Irn"%"r%--iS il I'm art .?
Anyway ! con-" 'uill" naturally by IT..
OHco uruu - linn" ii."!' S;t" there was a
p"pulnr fancy thHr III" American mon
did not approve u rriuia donna drcss-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09
MlJsTERO!E:- QUICK
RELIEF! No BLISTER!
Il Soothes and Relieves Like a
Mustard Plaster Without
the Burn or Sting

Nustc:c;c IS 4 clean, white ointment.
made with the oil Of mustard. 1t docs all
TIC work ni the nld-iashioncd mustard
p'astcr-irrs It better and docs not bis
ter. You 90 NOT havc 10 bother with =
c'otn. Ncu simply RIB il on--and usually
the pain is gcuc.
Many doctors aud naTscS Usc Muster
Ole and recommend it 10 their patients.
They will gladly tel yoi! what relief it
gives from sore throat. bronchitis, Group,
stiff neck, asthma. neuralgia. congestion,
plcii:iSy, rhcrmNt:>;n. lumh7go. pains
and aches cf the hack or joints. snrainS,
sore mu:cicS. bruises. ch;ih'ains. frosted
fcc;. colds - i" chest Nt often pre-
vents prcUaonia).
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RIVER NEWS

The Ohio river showed stag" o; -
feet ana MAS stationary al IN" Wheel
inr wharf last night. Th" l.. Dunbar ar
rived n. 10 u'"l0rS and departed at noon
for Charlrs' on. Thu packet Will rHMa!n
tho week and viii then "ni"r ~" th"
Toll rity's tradc. Th" Hmth which Was
rnlicvrd ivy III" r.. Dunbar will TAX" ur
The T. 1mrhar trad. arriving here prob
ably Thursday. iii" steamer l.lh"rt!
Viii arrive in Wheeling tonight from
Na;nmnra. aud Wit depart Tuesday Al
1850 imr. that same port.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09
PALACE EXPANDS
So Main Street Furniture Company
Buys the S. M Rice
BUILDING.

The Palace Furniture company he's
pnrrhased the S. NJ, Rice building at
I?02 Main street. now occupied by
The Brennan.Lnllan,e Dry Goods COM
pany. and will U.s. 4 in expanding its
business. The Rice building has a
frontage of % feet. giving the Palace
Furniture company total OF Sc feet
frontage. The building IS a three
story brick structure, extending back
to the alley. The price paid IS said
to have been about $4,000.
The Brennan Lapance company. s
lease expires in a!month. The Ohio
Valley Drug company will occupy the
Rice building until sits new home is
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ready. The Palace Furniture com
pany will then remodel the building
as an annex 10 It's present store.
HOLLOWAY REVIVAL
Successful EvangcEstic Services Will Be
Concluded Tonight-Eey. Feuors
in Charge.

\ tw"-wc"kS revival said Ia b. the
most successful in this history al HOBO
way, will h. ,'nnr!lIi"d tonight III the
Methodist church. The meetings hay:
l,ccu in charge Of Rev. T.. y. FrllcrS.
Ccrmcr pastor If the alcMrchen NJ: r.
church. now cpnf"ronc" evangelist of the
West NirSiria Methodist conference.
There hay" been more than 100 con"
versions, and corSiGrrah" interest IN
ih, revival has hrrn manifested by rail-
road mon. four declaring their profess
sion Of faith last night. Young mcp
hnve taken an active part in The rcltGi-
oue Cln1 nui 1n
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work tor the common good. Damage 10 any one OF {
you will clean the stomach liver and bowels OCCASION
ally with gentle laxative you keep we'll. Too
much fuel in mans machine, such eating too much
meat or alcohol or tea nervous overwork and lack
Of exercise in outdoor air bring constipation and bad
health. Eat less meat, plenty of vegetables and with
air and good exercise you need little else. If the
liver needs rousing-and most Of us need this once
week-take safe vegetable extract of the leaves OF
aloe, May-apple, of alap made into tiny sugar
coated pill, sold By almost every druggist Doctor
Pie-ces Pleasant Pellets and first put up nearly
fifty years ago.
Most people die eventually of acid con-
dition If the blood can be rendered alkaline,
the longer we live. With regular hours, six to eight
glasses Of water between meals, sensible food
and chance TO get the posons out of the SYSTEM
man will live to be hundred. But, unfortunately,
our highly nervous way of living brings increased
storage OF uric acid in the body This
poison, and consequently we suffer from headaches,
neuralgia lumbago aches pains, rheumatism, govt.
CT. 10 OF TINS uric acid poison by taking harm
les: :acd;c;ae called A1urc, which throws out the
uric acl ny stl:on:aling the kidneys. Drink pint
st4enath) at:er saeala snc Al bed time Anuric can
Doctos Pierce, tn@as i5otei Buffalo. n. Y for full
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-09
ITALIANS EHTHusEp

ROME. April S. via Paris-Great
crowds headed by bands marched last
night 10 tho residence Of Thomas Nell
son Page. the American ambassador.
where they enthusiastically acclaimed
Pres ident Wilson ard the United States
as = new ally. The Ambassador and
Mrs. Page appenrcdrswltir the enbassy
staff on balcony from: which waysd
American and Italian flagr. ! i.xs
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Should Not Feel DISCOURAGED.

So many people troubled with indi-
ecstiOn and constipation have been
benefited by taking Chamberlain S
Tablets that no one should feel dis
cnuragcd wAo has not given them a
trial. They contain no pcpSin or other
digestive fermcnis hut strengthen the
stomach and enable j; 10 perform its
functions naturally. Obtainabie every
WhGre.
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LUTHERAN MINISTERS
Meet This Evening" In Zion Church.
The Rev. George kittIe
Will Speak. -:

The Lutheran Ministerial Associa.
ton Of Wheeling and vicinity will
meet this evening at 1880, in Zion
Lutheran church. Tho Rev. George
kittle OF StcubenTjllc, will speak on
Church and the Sacrement."
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rrrr c1T-y TOTAL LOSS.

| EA1.LIptII.lS. O.. April S.-Fedcral
s,oa,:1hoa1 inspectors Of this district. re-
| port tho packet Tell City. which sam;
near r'ark"rShurC last Friday. is total
| loss ~ we'll as Il large cargo nf freight
! 80, hoard Tho steamer has broken in
! twaln and * lying on thr pi"T Of dam
No. -. which cannot be raised until! the
| N,rccEaCC S removed.
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ing that way. have been told that
some very excellent arilStcS have re-
fused to play characters wh%rr such Il
costume was required. But my. audi
"nccs like me in trousers and since
they have taken 50 kindly /" Pom Pom
/ am resolved that hereafter | shall
n,Il,. rlnN- h,INS "
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POLICE PICE.UPS

But three ovcr-Surdny arrests had
been made by the police at an carly
hour. c. l.. Mcknight. Walker Stevenson
and Herman Steele were locked up OH
drunk charges.
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AKrHuR ROSE Ill

Arthur Rose was removed to the Ohio
Valley General hospital. suffering with
Il severe attack OF grippe. His iliness.
however. is not regarded as dangerous.
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n ST. ,Paul's EVANGELICAL,

Four services marked the obsNry-
ancc OF Easter in st. paui's Evangcl-
ical church yesterday. The first was
"A sunrise prayer service Ht 6 a. m.
y German service was held az 10
O'Clock. and during the afternoon a
special Sunday school service was
held. Miss Hilda Seybold had charge
Of The program. Tho usual evening
service WAS featured by special music
The Lords supper Was celebrated and
Tho Easter story was told by the
pastor. Rev. \. c. Raschr, at all Shrv.
ices. The church was beautifully dec
GRATED. IN impressive canta'a. From
Cross 10 Crows" Was given by the
choir. Albert Och was the organist.
Eight infants were baptized and fifty
six now mcmbeJ were received The
total collections amounted 10 $500,
which sim viii BE- applied 20 benev-
olcncCs aad The Now church building
fund
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IN" largest accession IL membership
in Methodist churches Was ~ ut tn,
Fourth Stree; church.. Half of these
wer" by preparatory membership and
the others by letter.
We should enter this conflict In III,
spirit Of christ" said Rev. Clarence e.
.Nl!cn. nf the Fourth Street church IN 4
Sh1rt sermon yesterday morning we
rlUS: h:tTr no malice or anger IN our
hearts"