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The Robesonian., 1917-03-12

they may deem wise and proper.
9. The act forbidding the sale or
advertisement for sale Of medicines
purporting to cure incurrable diseas-
es, and forbidding the sale of any
mechanical device for the treatment
of disease when the State board OF
health may declare such device to be
without curative value.
10. The act providing for the i'm
provement of highways by expendi-
ture of the automobile tax for this
purpose under the direction of the
State highway commissioner.
II. The act that permits and reg
ulates absentee voting.
12. The appointment of State
| tax commission to investigate and
report a comprehensive system OF
taxation to the next General As
sembly.
13. The act consolidating the man.
agement of the three hospitals for
the insane and establishing a pur-
chasing agency for certain State in
stitutions.
IA. The act limiting the time for
which a convict may be sent to a
chain gang to five years. The rec
ommendation Of the Governor was
for two years, but owing to the in
adequacy Of quarters at the State
prison the time was made five years
for the present.
Is. The act authorizing the con
struction of modern sanitary quar-.
) ters for the convicts on the State
!, farm.
16. The Turner bill is in entire
, harmony with the recommendation!
Of the Governor who says in his in
augural address:
, 81 am convinced that the only jus
tification for the punishment of crime
is the protection Of the public ant
the reformation of the criminal. Any
l thing that savors of vindictivenes
: is indefensible in administration O
5 the law. When the State sends ;
7 citizen to prison he ought to be mad
feel that his punishment is a jus
, measure imposed for the purpose o
D preventing himself and others from
committing further crimes, and tha
= pending his Imprisonment the Stat
i desires to afford him every opportun
T. lCy TO become SOOu clCIZell.
/ The recommendation of the Gov
ernor that the State prison at Raj
= eigh bes converted into an, insan
C asylum was not acted upon On &C
y count of the pressure of other mat
: ters, but the suggestion met wit
e general favor, and the. belief is uni
versal that the next session of tn
j General Assembly will order this t
= be done.
n The administration gave heart
e support to many important meas
ures, notably the Statewide quarar
/ tine law, the enlargement of tn
: work of the geological survey an
It the act authorizing bonds to mee
d the imperative needs of the. State
r charitable and educational snstitu
tions, sendin ga special message
l. the General Assembly in advocac
% of the act last named. But the act
l. numbered above are those whic
h were emphasized by the Governor
IS his inaugural address.
The Robesonian., 1917-03-12
WORK OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY

l6 Laws Recommended by Gov. Bick-
ett-Special Commission VIII Com
pile, Collate and Revise Public
Statute Laws of State
A special commission which VII
have the compiling, col!ating and 1e-
,ising Of the public statutes of North
Carolina is composed of Massr:.
Harry Stubs, Harry Grier and Car
ter Dalton of the House and Sena-
tors Stable Linn and Lindsay War
ren, 1t is provided in the act Gre
atng this joint legislative commits
SION that it shall meet in Raleigh
within 60 days after the ratification
Of the act and it is authorized to
select one or more persons whose
duty it shall be to compile, collate
and revise all the public statute laws
Of this State now in force, including
taose enacted by the recent General
Assembly. The sum of $4,000 is
appropriated to defray the expenses
Of the commission. Members of the
commission shall receive 81 per day
and expenses for each day of work.
The General Assembly which ad-
lourned on the 7th enacted the fol
lowing laws in line with the recon-
,mendations Of Governor Beckett in
MS inaugural address (report taken
rom Raleigh correspondence of the
greensboro Daily News):
J.. The act re-submitting a consti.
tutlonal amendment calling for siz
months instead of a four month!
pubic school. The act follows the
uecaration in the Governors inau
gurat address that "The children are
e1ttIed to have the voter cast a sin
ge ballot whether he is or is not il
child" 0pp0- Will y "
a. The act submitting a constitu
uonal amendment exempting from
;@s6atlon notes and mortgages givel
III good faith for the purchase pric'
VI VI a home. The purpose of this act i
~ ofln@ the money in reach of ever,
homesteader.
d. The crop lien act designed t.
M Mg" the small farmer a chance t.
oreak out Of jail'.
- Tho act providinr for the teach
ffg Of he basic principles of goo
iTSrmnp in every rural public schoo
s5 51e machinery of this act is we
''Spted to serve it's purpose.
..,n .In; Inc act to encourage the in
TEgI,atlon Of running water, electri
IIsnls and telephones in countr
SoneS and communities by furnish
%P os expert advice and assistance fre
6' The act to make the schot
rSIao r;J the social center, and to pre-
o .me Tor wholesome entertainment
S"oI4otr.y school houses that will b
''7n Instructive and relaxing.
.,1'. The act providing for the med
tsl t"l inspection of all children who a
Ml..d the public schools in order thu
mJySlcal sny defects may be discovere
inoi rni corrected if possible in thei
coc %, The act providing for the il
fTSrrporation of rural communities
itio. e end that thickly settled commul
sto eS IN the country may take sue
"'eps for their own betterment :
The Robesonian., 1917-03-12
Rank FOolishness

You occasionally see it stated that
colds do not result from. cold wealth
er. That is rank foolishness. We're
it true colds would be as prevalent in
midsummer as in midwinter. The
microbe that causes colds flourishes
in damp, cold weather. To get rid
of a cold take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t is effectual and is high
ly recommended by people who have
used it for many years as occasion
required, and know it's real value.
Obtainable everywhere.
The Robesonian., 1917-03-12
"A GOOD, OLD-FASHIONED PHYS
I(N,3

Foley Cathartic Tablets, whole
some physic, thoroughly cleanse the
bowels, sweeten the stomach, tone
up the liver. For indigestion, bilious
ness, bad breath, bloating, gas, OF
constipation, no remedy is more high
ly recommended. Do not gripe nor
nauseate. Give stout persons a light,
free feeling. Sold everywhere.
The Robesonian., 1917-03-12

then he got away from them. I bet
he don't try that again, if he does
ne will get it right.
Where has old w. V. B. got to?
Why don't you write more often?
Are you, dead or have you forgotten
the good old paper and all its read
erS.
The Robesonian., 1917-03-12
SMYRNA NEWS NOTES
Farmers Busy-Death and Funeral
of Mrs. Temple Prevatt-PrOwler
Tries to Break Into Grist Mill

Correspondence OF The RobeSonlan.
Smyrna (Lumberton, R. A., March
8-Farmers are all very busy plow-
ing now
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Moo. Rowan spent
Sunday near Lumberton.
Miss Leon Hill of Marietta spent
the latter part of last week with her
The evening herald., 1917-11-06
No. 1910.
NOTICE OF SALE!
STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
COUNTY OF BERNALILLO.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
otto picckman. e, al plaintiffs.

otto ntcckmau, ct al. plaintiffs.
vs.
The unknown heirs of John Langila.
81 al. defendants.
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed. Special Master. appointed on
the fifth day Of November 1917, 'o
make sale Of the hereinafter desctihod
property, that he viii on the Sth day
Of December 1917. at the front door
~ thc court house 100 1900 O'Clock a
M. of said date. offer for sale an.
sell 90 the highest and best bidder FOR
cash ia, following described proper
ty.
DO, Nu. o.. in block "1 100 the At
lIntic aud Pacific addition 20 the town
now clt ui Albuquerque. and lots SO
%. 90 and ]. and the south feet of
Dot SO D. iu block "J" n tho AtlanH,
and Pacific addition to the town nov
city of Albuquerque, u the county uI
EDmIlu. s,lt, of Sew MrNIrH.
-I.H sale fu be- made tp satisfy a
UUaWort rendered nN thc 1poH,
u.urG count u atur ul th, aniuu0
I.r th. -.u ui t,.I9HuH nd su.I.
..Ir H0 tJs,rtU.ru..Hl 1r .l'u
BRUNO uJtONNAN
Su...r Master
The evening herald., 1917-11-06
Such Delicious Cakes

aS we bake never came from
mothers oven. Besides where
aS she baked one or two varieties
we bake a score or more. That 5
one reason YOU had better get
your cake here than bake it your
self. You have such wide choice
that you'll never hear the express
sion, I'm sick of cake, at your
table il we do yplr baking.
PIONEER BAKERY
POI s. lst st. S. y. Balling, Prop.
The evening herald., 1917-11-06
BIG ACHIEVEMENT OF
ADVERTISING TO Be
DISCUSSED At MEET
What II Has Done TO Help Win
the War and What II Can Fur
ther Do and How, Subjects for
Consideration at indianapolis.

Having aided Liberty loan. Rcd Cross
aud American Binlc Sotir.y. advor.
tising seeks further enlistment in
ne cause of patriotism
lndiarrpous NuN What advcr-
tisIug has done to hclp win the war
aud what 1t can further do and how,
viii be chief .opic for discussion by
leading advcrtising men of the United
states aud canada az conference 10
De held IN indianapolis. the headquar
iers Of the Associated Advertising
clubs Of the World. Nov. ~ ana -.
In addition to members uf the exc
cutlNc committee of the asso,iauou.
presidents and other officers OF local
advertising clubs. a. well o. other ud-
vcrjising associations. affiliated with
the Associated Advertising clubs, Will
attend the meeting Representatives
~ almost 200 organizations uf this
kind have been invited 10 the con-
ference. which iu addition To- discusH-
Ing war matters. will take up numcr-
uus association affairs
secretary McAdou has .aid that ad-
vcrusing has been essential 10 the sue
cess ~ the floating OF Liberty loan
bonds. The Rcd Gross has been equal
N emphatic Boo its praise tor ad,er-
tsug Tn, movement tu advert q
uu'h these great causes has been clear
eel through the National Ad,,rusiug
Advisory beard representing the al-
NaIIs.uE clubs
plays Important i,oll
Advertising ALSO. hp been employed
ID. .a
The evening herald., 1917-11-06
The Markets
DcnNcr I.iNcsIn,k.

Denver. Nov. Receipts.
i,3uo. STEADY. Beef steers, $1,000
lilo. COWS and hcifcrs SG.OO@ 500.
stocilcrs and feeders. xG.50H 1885
calves $N.O0M 1910
liogs--Re Receipts. 5000 90 to I . cent,
lower. Top t16.T5. bulk. SIC 006t1G.1 a..
Sh,cp--l3eceipis. ~ 600 Market
STEADY Lambs, S1G.Oum G-5. ewes.
8" unN 1850
The evening herald., 1917-11-06
LOST

LOST-Goid kcy and watch fob Mon
day, oct. 29th. Liberal reward v
returned to Il. B. Jamison, stern
building.
LOST Gillenwator boulevard or
In town, gray fox skin. Liberal rs-
ward for return to Mrs \ q. Simms.
2ii North 1ith street
The evening herald., 1917-11-06

Chicago Nov Butter TN
chuugtd
Eggs Higher Ecccipty 1I11
cases. frsis. 3en ioa. ordinary frsts
30 70 3Nc. go mark. casc- included 30 "a
3g1sr
potatoo- EcD pte Go cars ru-
changed.
Poultry Alive Hirh,r Fowls. lnis
% Iftt.c. rr.urs fCi..
The evening herald., 1917-11-06
I,csulis In England.

Everyone knows that the Victory
loan was over-subscribcd by more than
9 600 900 people AT the per cent
rate thus saving the English govern
ment $50 0.0O0.0 600 year for the period
OF the loan. The exact cost Of lhc ad-
Vertising | have not been able TO lcara.
but the ocsi available information b.
that it did not exceed S1.cn0. "op. q
much smaller selling cost than had
over been known before ON a bond -
sue
what has been done IN Eugl1Ad
can Dee done here with an effective.
controlled campaign "f paid advcrtis-
Ing probably even q greater result
IAN Doe obtained for tho whole worif
has long done us the honor boo soN that
our Advertising .s better du" else
where and that tns Amtucnn people
read aUd lr, mnm,c,l Boy HdNcr-
tsiur 1- IIr nu ..u'r people.
The clE Cor the Indiana .'nt'r.r'
uls boon issued los William g.. b.Nr'
uf ~t Louis president "f tu' N-s
el',8 Nd.rr'-Iue tIu0s ut 'hv Word.
The evening herald., 1917-11-06
HELP WANTED

WANTED Twenty five salcs peopie
women and girls Apply at once to
the old stand OF the Sollic- Peters Fur
niture company 223 South Second
corner silver J. NJ. Mcdonald, In
charge
The evening herald., 1917-11-06

'pairlo.io duty
Nevertheless. when the ,onrrcss
failed tn make suffici,nt ailhopriI-
uou for advertising tho sccond LIB
"rty ,oun. they wore urdnuttcd. Hpi-
ting behind thr mnt cmcnt With ~. tho
energy they possess. with a dtefm.n' -
tion 10 do the u-k us Wei ls pUsHihl'
in the nest bert wnN
Hundreds Of mu paeo u't srtisr-
mvut have appeared W tn .c'ud
Liberty loan campaign
Herbert = Houston chairman ~
The National Advefti-in' Advisory
board. iu q 60 ent ltemcuj citu4 zoe
fact display advertising spa,o. ucirs
spar TO uuu b. c4 ut1 500 'br
succ, of government campaigns t0ii
of the Use uf iaid spuCD boz England
british CnVcrumcnt NdNcri az.
"Bonar Law mndt demun. .iratipn
of the Ger or ava adcr Ising 80 Eng-
iud." Mr. HDuiuu said Tho raat ~
Great Britain u- - aifiut,c as oui
ana gave ir much attention tn news
and editorial columns To- the various
government loans. hut tho chancellor
81 the CNchcqucr. hcholdlug the su"-
cess of ADVERTISING In raising The kt-
choner army made an experiment OF
q DIV Nertistng IN floating loans. The re-
suit convinced him SO completely OF
it's efficiency and economy that he
lput advertising rn the eyes 0f an
the world, go the greatest test. prom
ably that II has ever met, Hc gave lt
he suprcmoly difficult TASK ~ mnl.-
ing direct public market among th"
people for the Victory loan ~ $1,000 -
600 ,000 aud that at an interest rate
of per cent when the leading bankers
IN London gave % as their combined
judgment that the rate should be .
per cent
The evening herald., 1917-11-06

Every day HERALD VAST ADS
find help; secure positions; sell articles
no longer needed rent houses, flats.
apartments, stores and real estate; find
the lost, sell houses. lots and farms.
The evening herald., 1917-11-06
ZOE RRNT -Hnnsea

49, ~ ->S,s'-~--~-s~-~>~-,>S~~~ 49,
fpE RENT % room boarding aud
rooMir. Lous, Within three Hiocks
Of Santa tc shops. partially furnished.
VIII make splendid rDuming house.
Rents for $50 per month Inquire J..
T. McCanna. ground floor. Cromwell.
block
The evening herald., 1917-11-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Forty acres OF land under cultivation.
In Oklahoma. goo tree orchard. and
good farming district Southeastern
section OF state. Would accept auto
mobile as part payment Phone 1852.
The evening herald., 1917-11-06
p. J. JOHNSON. AGENT

A little WAIST Ap now and then
is read by every class 81 men--and
women too. Try one.
The evening herald., 1917-11-06

SToCK Statesmen WASrED Men
fuu Of pep ana cncrey with guod
rcicfnnccs ono man is making $500
pCr week. Bank references furnished.
Write uuick. Tradors Ou and Rcfn-
Ing Co.. Oklahoma City. okla.
The evening herald., 1917-11-06
FOR SALE

->-->>s--~~ -~~~~-AsNe,-
FOR SAi.E- Ranch Consisting OF ~
acres. under cultivation, located two
Iuiios north of city, fino modern house
and ouumiidinEH Land planted 20
alfalfa. fruit corn and rardcntruck.
'itf Realty co.. Phoue 3Is. ge7 ".
Gold
The evening herald., 1917-11-06
TYrEMnIrI.r sAI.E.

Underu ood No. J.........gss.e0
Remington No. i0............ s0OD
oliver SO. ........ ........ $500
l.. $. Smith No ........... $500
smith Premier No iO......,., 3d.0o
All are in strictly first clasg order.
Ribbons FOR any, machine 90 cents
each ALBUQD TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE, i2e South fth
street yhono Qft
The evening herald., 1917-11-06
WANTED-Female Helm

~~~~~~-<~~-~-~,s s.s-~N.s-ef-sa - o..
WANTED Experienced hotel maid.
Permanent employment II sttisftc-
tory Mrs Schmuizcr. American Hoe
tel phone sol
WANTED--Girl Tor Homework. Phone
122.
WANTED -- Chambcrmaid. coiorcd
preferred. can 3t9ia W Central
over WOolworth'E.
WANTED for general house
work. Apply Mrs. Isaac Barth. 422
North sixth street
WANTED = Ten SpanIsh-Amcrican
girls who speak good English Ap-
ply nt once to the old stand Of the
Soilio- Peters Furniture company. 223
South Second. corner silver. j. VI. Me
Donald. In charge.
"tVH. SERVICE EXAMINATIONS -
In Albuquerque soon Women de-
siripE clcrkships, postoffce. govern
ment departments. stcnugf1 pliers
write for free particulars 10 J. g.
Leonard. former government exam
iner) 20 Kenois Bldg Washington.
The evening herald., 1917-11-06

kansas CITY Produce.
Eansas Ciiy. Nov o. Butter crss
and poultry unchanged
The evening herald., 1917-11-06
Chicago Mill q Lumber %
General Planning MIL
Srd q Marquette Phone 3
SANTA FE TIME TABLE


WeatbOund--
No. Daily Ar. Lv.
The Scout, .....,.. t.lQp A;SOp
3 California Limited u:o0a ii:s0a
Fargo Fast. ...... s:45a l0:lke
The NAVAJO. i2:2os
southboupd---
500 Ell Paso Express. Io:soD
SIS El Paso Express. i0.0ga
Eastbound-- Daily.
10 The Scout. ...... sa s:Osa
The Na,Rjo. o........2:i6p s!f0p
4 California Limited. s;tOp 7:o0p
Santa Fe Eixnt, .. 7;16p 7;s0P
From South
$40 For X. c. 3 chlc.s 7:00a
s1s For X. c. a Chicago GASP
standard sleeper for ciogs sad
Roswell leayen on No. 500. connects
at Beien with train No. %. leaving
Belen at il'bb D. IN,
No. Z carries one coach only; no
sleep~r-
NJ sac will have standard sleeper
from Roswell from train No. 2i ~
Belen
P.J. JOHNSON, AGENT
The evening herald., 1917-11-06

AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

DoDRILL TIRE CO.---Tlrrs. vulcan
izing and accessories. open nights
and Sundays. IRE service enywhere.
Phone iss. ia2 North Fourth st.
The evening herald., 1917-11-06
WANTED--Male Help

WANTEf Noung mun nA clerk In
gcnural ncrehnndiso store must
speak spanish give tcfcrcucos. a. A..
this office.
The evening herald., 1917-11-06

wANTED-Gnl Tor housework. Phone
112.
The evening herald., 1917-11-06
prrNIrMrNr or rmE INTERIOR

p. =, io-i. L. r, IFS.
The evening herald., 1917-11-06
wANTED-Mlsce lsceIlaneous

WANTED Secondhand clothing and
shoes The Chicago Secondhand
store. Phone eIs.
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MOTHERS
9FRIEND

cordial invitation is extended to the
general public 10 attrni AMI rartir!Iat"
in tn" following services: At go sun
day school An interesting missionary
urtninr service: iI:uV Morning Worship.
\ service Suiiabl" 10 thu second SUNDAY
of Lent. III" pastor will preach. sub
jrct. "thriSi'a Ministry of Protection :
a2n Junior t:rwnrlh League. Mrs. :. y.
r'armthan. superintendent: o." senior
t.rwnr,h League. tnp:": "PrrparinS for
Happy Memories" Miss Ehea Campbell.
leader: 80 Eyarig"liStic service. Sub
jrrt Of sermon. ''rh" Scapr- goat. Fray
r. ,nr"ting Wednesday evening. Ladies'
Md Thursday. Choir will moe; Friday
evening.
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BLACK SHEEP
Interesting Lecture for Men at Court
Theatre Sunday Afternoon BY
philadelphia Minister.

Final preparations have h"cn made
for The t;!ird and largest \. VI. {. a
mems meeting Of tn" series at The
Court theatre tomorrow afternoon,
when Rev. J. +. Ely. Il Philadelphia
pastor. vii speak upon "I'lack sheep
DR. Ely is Il powerful speaker both
in voice and subject. His subject Of
"B!ack Sheep will appeal strongly
a. Il mau'S lecture. His voice Is sucn
that he is the star outdoor speakc"
among the Philadelphia ministers ana
holds services in The parks during ihr
summer.
jasper Baum, Of the Vance Memo
rial church. has charge Of a quar- cite
composed of himself and the follow
in=:-M. NJ. Leach. Philip McGulr"
and John O'Cunnor The meeting VIII
BEGIN 1T three. o'clock but those who
arrive BY 80 may hear Il good con
cert by Miss Lucy Robinson'S Wheel.
Ing High school orchestra
Secretary John {. Lynch. OF the .
Vi. c. A. will preside. Rev. r: +. y;
S;rider, oil 81. Matthew Episcopal
church will offer the invocation. krV
J. NJ. Potter. OF the Vance Memorial
church. will read the scripture: Rev.
Philip Y. DcBolr. Of the Wesley
Methodist Episcopal church. will
make the closing :prayer.
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HvANETLICAJ,

St. paurs Evangelical church. Thirty
eighth aud Woods streets. August CarI
.aSchc pastor. Thu PaSSoTrr lHpe
morning sermon IT 1880. "Rcprntamcc;
evening sermon al go Mems EIDE
class nj /? 40 a. III. Sunday t:ihI" school
a, D. NJ Mr.. Herr. HurHt, The SuprrIn
,Iny afternoon, We hav" classes for Az.
Young and old Monday night. Willing
Workers meeting. Tuesday business
meeting nr the Sunday school workers.
Wednesday evening. L"nt"n ScrNiC" ~
-. Subject. And ACT OF lil"liirl
,nca." Thursday meeting uC EvanEelica!
l.,.Irllr.
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Subject for tho scvcnlng services will
be Transforming Power" On Mon.
day evening a, $50. the church council
meets for its r":.HIer monthly meeting
The Elm GrtSc Christian Church.
Harry Roh"rts"rl paStor-8ible school.
10 Il. m. G"org', MCGOWAN. superinten-
dent: communion, service and sermon at
Il a. M. Subj.tt. "Esscnials Of the
Christian CharnGa"r. Christian Endeavor
nj $50 n. m: sTAg service and sermon.
40 D. m. subject. The Curse OF the
Sreak"asy and glow II Can BE Dis
CONTINUED IA P.s. rhirt..n.)
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BAPTIST.

First Eaptis, church. corner 81
Twelfth an! byron streets. The thuttH
>rryirc next SUNDAY Will h" c"n"uctt"
huIh morning and evening ny our u''W
,.,v,or l.cy Jnhu SlacI'ollurh uf New
'rnwu SUuar". Pa. II" Is coming 10 us
with an excellent r"r"m"ndatinn IRON
from his former uaSt"ralr. lie VIII
come to Us az our regular pastor. NrFii
LIST \ cordial invitation L. 'N'ri'"','
49, ,b fnlnyinr services: sunday school.
e. IN "a. m: preaching services. l":"o Il:
M. evening services. I:%": NarW""u
sunday SChOul. 2:Gn +. m.
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REFORMED

81 Stcuh"u'S Returned chlrrN. 'h''-
,.sixih and t.uff streets. :. 1t. Mat%k,,'
ra<,"r. sunday morning. 1850 "'ci%ck'
GERMAN service. home" ''thrlSl or a't-
ruhae." p. m. sunday school: " p:
m. the I,a"irs Md S"cl"tE MI I Wut
I;rm Workers meeting: 10 p. m. Ting,
itsh service theme. "r"t"r'S th'l AN!
!rr,,,pI,h Tuesday evening. y. +. ).
r,,,.Iing. Wednesday,. ~" +. M. ma
Week l.cntcM S,'rvic''. THURSDAY evening
..,,nIr rehearsal.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

q. t.. w. AUDITORIUM. ~" 'hailln-
street. services S.lnday II Il. IN. sub
jrr,: "Chrict Jesus" .WcHn"SidmN d l%Su-
munial meeting. y. m. sunday Srh""i'
9:I5 Il. III. Reading room. IL" Hhap''l',,
street. open daily except HHiluHHH ."i
lt,,rI bnIidnvq from T. O'Clock III. unit!
! T., M, aud on Saturday evening from
"'clccis to ? o'clock. I'm" public IS IN,
,.itnJ 10 attend the services and I" max"
use Of the privileges at ih% F"ilu'"E
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dition. The system is prepared
and the crisis is one OF much less
danger. Three generations of wo-
men have used Mothers Friend"
They say they would not 60 through
the period of expectancy without it.
Every aid that may be given the
expectant, mother should be rem
dered her. Your husband will gladly
get "Mother's Friend" for you from
he druggist
Write for free book. Merely adj
iress Bradfeld Regulator Company,
Dept. 4, lit Atlanta, Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-03
SALVATION ARMY.

I'll" Salvation Army. ~" SCUM street.
Ensign l.. ,iarIgh c"mmnnding mifcrr-
W.rk nignt ,i"Srrl services ucEMHi
'rhursday and SATURDAY, nights, mi M
,ir,.n'$ meeting Wednesday, ntEh'. ~,
sunday services: 80 y. m. SnhGlE
,..Lonl. 80 u. m. Young i"HPi"
..g.,u. \ n IN I,uSprl service.
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PROTESTANT

st. I"nn'> ~. Prot. '"'t%r' S'i "'!'
,,,..n ,.nryic" al lo:l. Il. M. SUNDAY sci'"i
.y.;;n Iiiblr class a Il. IN. I'm EI!HI .
. ming srryic, n 30 y. m lr"'ISS,r
T. -" Perry of l;"'iarny Will nE'i'h "tt
ru" Ih.m": What ihIhk ~ ~ '''' -
\. mr,.ii ugS duriug ihi$ week.
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SPSrTUALlST.

.rb. E'jr.I SIIr,lualiSt ASS"Viul"A
an b,II e,.rvjcoS ~ IA, corner of Mary
i,,,,I .,yrnu, and North Er"nlwa!. Is
LAID. Sunday. March IN" An. Tine rhii,
,lr.n's progr"%%i\" lyr"um VIII "t'Gl -,
10 o'clock 4. IN. I.:c.ur" i"'i"WIu win
shirt messages ~ ~" y. III NV -
" WAY. pastor ana pN%ch'''