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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-27
DAY OF PRAYER
TO BE WIDELY
OBSERVED HERE
Ministers Will Pray For Sue
cess of American Arms
and Welfare of Boys

Day of Prayer will be observed to-
morrow in every church in the city.
Responding co the call of President
Wilson and proclamations of Govern
OF Brumbaugh and Mayor Bowman,
special services have been arranged
for the day. In many churches the
rolls of honor will be called. These
lists include all members of the con-
gregation who are serving the coun-
try in various capacities.
The Market Square Church has
members at the front with General
Pershing, on the sea with Vice-Ad-
miral Sims in the Red Cross and
other branches of the service. Pray
ers will be offered for each of the
persons from this congregation.
Pray For Mothers, Too
At the Messiah Lutheran Church
prayers will be offered for the moth
ers as well as for the boys. The Rev.
II. w. A. Hanson, pastor, will preach
on America and Her Army" in the
morning and in the evening his
theme will be What Kind of a Ma
ton Is Behind Our Army?" The con-
gregation of the Harris Street United
Evangelical Church will unveil a roll
of honor at the morning service. The
Rev G.. f. Schaum will preach on
The Price of Victory
A service flag will be dedicated at
the Covenant Presbyterian Church, at
3 o'clock in the afternoon. Lieutenant
Nicholas Hunter will present the flag
through the Westminster Guild. The
Rev. II. f. Long, a veteran of the
Civil War, will unveil the roll of hon
or at the Christ Lutheran Church at
the evening service. The Rev. DR..
Thomas Reisch, pastor. will read the
roll following the unveiling.
Will Pray For Success
Tomorrow evening at 7.S0 o'clock,
the Stevens Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church. Thirteenth and
Vernon streets, will observe the ma
tion-wide day of prayer for the sue
cess of American arms in the war.
Promptly at the opening hour, DR..
Clayton Albert Smucker will offer
prayer for the hundred thousand SOL
diers already in France waiting to
enter the trenches, and for the many
more thousands who must cross a
submarine infested sea and later face
the German fire. Following this serv-
ice of prayer will be the monthly
musical program by the quartet
choir. This will be the first of a series
of similar services which will he
given the last Sunday of each month.
The quartet choir is composed of
the following: Miss Martha L. Arm
strong, soprano; Mrs. Robert b.
Reeves, contralto: Walter f. Diet
rich. tenor; William II. Boyer, bari
tone: Miss Ruth S. Kraybill, organ
list The following program will be
rendered tomorrow night: Organ
prelude, fifteen minutes recital; pre-
lude Fantasia, Tours; chant Pastoral,
Dubois anthem, Festival TIE Deum,
Buck; duet. Forever With the
Lord" Gounod; offertorie, Contem-
plation Friml; solo, Repent Ye."
Scott; trio, 80 Saving Victim" Saint
Saens; organ postlude, Fanfare, Lem
mems.
The Pine Street Presbyterian
Church will recognize Sunday, Octo-
ber 2S, as a Day of Prayer in accord
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TO PREACH ON
THE WORLD WAR
Fourth Sermon of Series Will
Be Given Tomorrow
Evening

DR.. Robert Bagnell, pastor of
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church,
State near Third street, will preach
the fourth sermon of the series en-
titled THE World War and It's Aft
ermath," Sunday evening, at 7.3O
o'clock. The third sermon of the
series on Investment in Democ-
racy," was delivered to u capacity
audience last Sunday evening and at
the close of the sermon nearly $50
600 was subscribed to the Liberty
Loan in about twenty minutes by the
enthused congregation.
1t is anticipated THAT the sermon
this Sunday evening on Making
Democracy Safe for the World" will
bring out a still larger audience as
the interest and enthusiasm of the
audiences seems to be increasing as
the series draws near the last topic.
The church chorus choir, under
the leadership of Prof. John w. Phil
lips, will sing some special patriotic
selections and the ushers have been
augmented to handle the extra large
congregation.
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NAME OFFICIALS .
FOR CONVENTION
Women of State Will Hol'
Great Patriotic Gathering
Here

The annual meeting of the Wom=
ans Home Missionary Society of tn
Central Pennsylvania Conference
the Methodist Episcopal Church, U
be held in the Stevens Memoria
Church on Thursday and Friday d
next week, will be a great patriot
gathering, for the society has school
orphanages. immigrant work. India
schools, colored homes. settlemer
work and deaconess institutions in
the possessions of Uncle Sam.
The emblem of this great societ
is the flag. 1t floats over every ir
stitution; 1T perVades all the wor
of the organization. All patriotf
women will get uplift at the man
gatherings of the two days conver
ton. The following women will d [
rect the big meeting: Presiden.
Mrs. j. e. Skillington, Hazleton; col
responding secretary. Mrs. S. T.. Sta
pies, Jersey Shore; recording secrd
tary, Mrs. E. f. Rowe, Harrisburg
treasurer, Miss Sarah j. Richardsoi'
Harrisburg; first vice-president, Mr.
j. e. Turner, Wiliamsport; secon|
vice president, Mrs. II. f. WhitinS
Bellefonte; third vice-president, Mrl
j. M. Beck, Alexandria, fourth vice
president, Mrs. Clayton Albe
Smucker, Harrisburg; fifth vice-pre{
ident, Mrs. Shedd, Mt. Carmel; secrd
tary of Young Peoples Work, Mr.
O. M. Keefer, Williamsport; secrd
tary of Children's Work, Mrs. S. II
Wilson, Harrisburg; secretary of mi
sion supplies, Miss Rachel Warin
Tyrone; secretary of mite box, Mid
Martha E. Staples, Jersey Shor4
secretary of literature and readirI
| circles, Mrs. Il. r. Hickman, Al
toona secretary o temperand
work, Mrs. S. b. Ellenberger, Harril
! burg; secretary of Christian steward
ship, Mrs. w. w. Hartman, Clea
| field; secretary of evangelism, Mr.
/ c. T. Dunning, Hollidaysburg; secrS
! tary of manager training school
| Mrs. II. M. b. Hicks, Williamspor.
secretary of deaconess work, Miss n
| M. Tomkinson, Harrisburg; seer
| tary Harrisburg district, Mrs. j.
Bursk, Carlisle; secretary Junia
| district, Mrs. II. Il. Davidson Rid
dlesburg; secretary Sunbury distrid
| Mrs. A. l.. Miller, Bloomsbury; Sc 4
retary Williamsport district, Mrs. VI
w. Shank, Williamsport; secreta
Altoona district, Mrs. w. Lee Woo
cock, Hollidaysburg.
! Mrs. Clayton Albert Smucker, Ha
I, risburg, is the chairman of the e
| tertainment committee.
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TWOSERVICES
ON REFORMATION
Monster Union Meeting at
Chestnut Street Hall; An
other Session at Messiah
Services commemorating the 4OOth

Services commemorating the 400th
anniversary of the Protestant Re-
formation will be held in Chestnut
Street Hall Wednesday evening at
O'Clock. The program has been
arranged by the Ministerial Associa-
ton of Harrisburg and vicinity. The
Rev. DR.. Lewis S. Nudge, president
will preside.
Professor Edwin ]. Decevee, will
have charge of the musical numbers
at the service. The Rev. Frederick
w. Loetscher, Phi. DID,, of the De-
partment of History at Princeton
and Professor John Duncan Spaeth,
of the Department of English Lit
crature of Princeton will make ad-
dresses
The Rev. DR.. Loetscher will talk
on The Influence of the Reforma-
tom" and Prof. Spaeth will speak
on Luther, Liberty and Loyalty"
The following is the program for
the Wednesday service: Piano pre-
lude, Mrs. j. II. Henry; Invocation:
The Lords Prayer; hymn; psalm.
led by the Rev. S. Winfield Her
man; Gloria Patri; scripture lesson.
the Rev. r. A. Sawyer; prayer, the
Rev. e. n. Kremer, DID,; the an
them. Blessing, Glory. Wisdom
and Thanks" Lewars, Reformation
prize anthem; offering: address.
The Influence of the Reformation"
the Rev. Frederick w. Loetscher.
Ph.D., ID, Princeton; anthem,
talleluJah Chorus" Beethoven.
from Mount of Olives" address,
Luther Liberty and Loyalty" Prof.
John Duncan Spaeth, Ph.D.; hymn.
MY Country 'Tis of Thee.' bapodio
ton, the Rev. Robert Bagneu m
On Thursday evening the voung
people of the Lutheran congrega.
tions of the city will meet in the
Messiah Lutheran Church. the Rev,
n. w. A: Hanson. pastor, in connec-
ton with the reformation services
Harry Hodges, of Philadelphia, will
ADDRESS the young people at this
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FOURTH REFORMED

Morning-Prelude, Elevation in
E." Saint-Saens; offertory, "Medita-
ton, "Flagler; soprano solo, 80 Rest
in the Lord" (Elijah), Mendelssohn,
Miss Mary e. Trostle; postlude, "Epi-
logue," j. r. Gillette.
Evening-Prelude, Andante, Sixth
Organ Sonata, Mendelssohn; offer
tory, "Reverie in E." G.. II. Loud
ladies' trio, abide With Me-" ]. C.
Drew, Mrs. Vallerschamp. Miss Tros-
tie, Mrs. Schnader; postlude, March,
Religeuse, Gustav Merkel.
ADD REFORM
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MISCELLANEOUS

Bethesda Mission - John Fulton
superintendent. Message by William
II. Davidson at 8. Meeting every
night in Mission Hall; good singing
and short services.
Christian and Missionary Alliance
The Rev. w. II. Worrall. Sunday
school, 9.15. 1890, The Valley OF
Ditches;" evangelistic service, 7.3O
"The Value of Soul" Bible study
Tuesday evening, 1920; prayer serv.
ice Thursday evening, 7.3O: chi
drer's meeting Saturday afternoon, 8,
Reformed Mennonites, Kinnard s
Hall-Bishop j. S. Snearly, of Will
Evansville, n. Y, will preach at 10;
communion services.
American Rescue Workers-Serv-
ices at 8; open-air meeting. 1890
and 8.
Associated Bible Students-Bible
study at Las. Hold Fast That No
Man Take Thy Crown" Sunday
school at 3.
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GRACE Nj. E.

Morning-Organ, Vision" Rhein-
berger; solo, My Task" Ashford, by
Mrs. Eager; organ, Cradle Song"
Kinder; anthem, The Strain Up
raise" Buck; organ, Thanksgiving
March," Calkins.
Evening-Organ, prelude to lie
Deluge," Saint Saens; "Benediction
Nuptiale," Saint Saens; anthem,
"Conquering Kings" Maunder; or
gan, 1.-The Swan" Saint Saens; an
them, when Thou CONTEST" Ros-
SIM; organ, Grand chorus in e Flat,
Saint SnenS
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REFORMED SALEM

Morning-"Allegro Appassionato," :"
Guilmant; anthem, Awake Up My
Glory" psalm cvxiii), Chadwick;
bass solo, Honor and Arms" (Sam-
son), Handel; March, Militaire," :"
Schubert.
Evening - (a) Romance" Men
delssohn; (b) THE Answer" VOL
stenholme; quartet, 80 Shepherd of
Israel" Morrison; Grand Choem, :"
Grey.
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UNITED BRETHREN

State Street-The Rev. II. +.
Rhoad. 1915, True Faith" 7.30,
Two Important Thoughts" Sunday
school, $50.
Otterbein-The Rev. S. Edwin
Rupp. 1890, Power For the
Weak" 7.30, the Rev. william Beach
will preach; Sunday school, 2.
Sixth Street.-The Rev. Joseph
Daugherty. 1890, Goals and How
to Reach Them" Las, Sunday
school; 7.30, "Reigning in Life, OF
The Victorious Christian"
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A NJ L ZION

Bethel-The Rev. DIR. II. II. Coop
er, pastor, will preach at 1890 on
National Glory" and at 7.30 on
stand" Sunday school at /.
Harris-The Rev. r. l.. Briscoe.
1890, "The Right Way" p. m. SER
mon by the Rev. II. II. Cooper. 7.3O,
sacred program. Sunday school at
1.30 p. m.
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CHRIST LUTHERAN

Mornlng-PreIude, Consolation,
Liszt; offertory, Andante Cantabile,
Tours; anthem, Father of Mercies, "
Bernhard Schmid; postlude, Andante
Maestoso, Sullivan.
Evening-Prelude- Song,
Seiss; quartet, "Tarry With Me, o
My Savior" Giro Pinsuti; offertory
Song Without Words" Tschai-
kowsky; chorus, "Bless the Lord" /.
N. Meredith; male chorus, bid the
Din of Battle Cease" J.B. Herbert;
postlude, march, Gaul.
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PINE STREET PRESBYTERIAN

Morning-"Prelude in Amster-
DAM" Clifford Damarest; anthem,
''Be Glad o Ye Righteous;" offer
tory, choral, Lord Keep Us Stead
fast" Martin Luther; postlude, Elm
Feste Burg" ]. S. Bach.
Evening-Toccato and Fugue IL,
D minor, ]. S. Bach; choral prelude,
From the Depths Cry Unto Thee"
Brosing; anthem, Fear Not o Is
rael," Spicker; offertory, 30 Salu-
toris Hostia," Gounod Westbrook
solo. I'm Thee o Lord Do 1 Put My
Trust" Frey; postlude, Grand Choir
us in E Flat, Guilmant.
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
Hummel Street.-The Rev. William
X. Conner, pastor. will preach at II,
Fasting" and at 7.30, Fasting"
Sunday school at 9.45.
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MESSIAH LUTHERAN

Morning = prelude in ., aW-
kins; offertory, "Intermez i'm
mers; anthem, What Are H. SEP"
Stultz; postlude, Recess ional
Marche," Whiting.
Evening - Prelude, Prayer and
Cradle Song" Guilmant; anthem. 81
Waited for the Lord" Mendelssohn F.;
offertory, "Cantabile," Gaul; con-
tralto solo, Rock of Ages" Remick,
by Mrs. Hilda Keys; postlude, al
legro con Spirito," Jennings.
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RIDGE AVENUE NJ. E.

Morning-Prelude "Benediction
Nuptiale." Alfred Hollins; anthem,
II Was Glad" T. d. Williams: offer
tory, "Barcerolle," ]. Offenbach;
postlude, "Marche Religieuse,"
Adolph Adam.
Evening-Prelude, "Intermezzo." !"
Alfred Hollins; anthem, Seek Ye
the Lord" Wilson; offertory, "Ber-
ceuse,' Gabriel Faure; postlude,
"Marche Nuptiale," Louis Came.
MARKET SO. PRESBYTERIAN
Morning-Toccata in G., Dubois;
Jerusalem, o Turn Thee to the
Lord, They God" (from Gallia)
Guonod; benediction, "Nuptiale," de-
parture, "Triumphal March," Gull.
Evening - Autumn Sketch, "
Brewer; For Thee. o Dear. Dear
Country" (from the Holy City'D
Gaul; "At Evening" Kinder; Finale
in G., Bach.
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AUCSRURG LUTHERAN

MOrnlng = Prelude, LaTSO-t-
Maestoso," Guilmant; anthem, Lift
Up Your Heads, o Ye Gates" Hans
come; offertory, "Berceuse," Del
bruck; postlude, Grand chorus in E
Flat. Guilmant.
Evening-Prelude, Second Andan-
tino, Lemare; anthem, "Ye Shall
Find Rest" Stanley S. Reiff; offer
tory, Andante, Sonato g.. Mendels-
sohn; postlude, Fugue in d major,
Bach.
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CHURcH on CHRISTI

Fourth Street.-The Rev. Jesse Guy
Smith. Bible school at 10. IL a. m,
THE Call of the Hour" 7.30, "The
Power Personality and Friendship of
Christi
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CHRCH OF GOD

Green Street.-The Rev. Harvey s
Hershey, pastor-10.S0, THE Crucial
Test" 7.S0, Mrs. ]. NJ. S. Van Bunk,
returned missionary to Africa will
lecture on "Peddling Sunshine" Sun
day school at 2.
Fourth Street.-The Rev. William
n. Yates. d. d. 1890, "A Notion on
Its Knees" $50, when God Directs
the Battle;" Sunday school, LAO.
Maclay Street.-The Rev. DR.. Will
liam S. Houck. II, forgiveness
Implored;" $50, "Our Legacy to the
Next Generation" Sunday school,
9.45.
Pleasant View-The Rev. George
w. Harper. Sunday school, 9.45;
1915. The Place of Jesus and What
Is He Doing?" 7.3O, "Hhe Human
and Divine Christ"
Camp Hill - The Rev. Ebert
Sheetz, of Enhaut, will preach at
1880 and 7.S0; Sunday school, $50,
Penbrook-The Rev. Jay c. Form
crook will preach at 1890 and 7.3O;
Sunday school, $50.
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REFORMED

Reformed Salem-The Rev. Ellis
n. Kremer Day of prayer services,
II o'clock and 7.30. Sunday school at
| 9.45 o'clock.
Fourth-The Rev. Homer Skyles
May. 1915, For the Sake of the
Church," 7.45, "a Type of the Refor-
nation and It's Influence Today"
| $50. Sunday school.
st. John's-The Rev. G.. w. Hart
man. 1890 and 7.30, service; 2, Sun
| day school.
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ance with President Wilson's procla-
nation. The hour of the morning
service will be 1890. DR.. Nudge will
preach on Inspiration and Interces-
sion."a
In the evening the organist, Prof.
McCarrell, will give organ selections
at 7.15, which will be followed by the
regular evening service at 7.30. The
subject for the evening sermon is "A
Picture of Prayer" DR.. Nudge will
preach.
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SECOND REFORMED

MOrning-PreIude, "Morceau de
Concert" Custard; anthem, The
God of Abram Praise" Buck; post
lude in d, Harris.
Evening-Prelude, "At Evening"
Buck; anthem, "Hark, Hark, My
Soul" Beethoven; postlude, Festival
hymn, Bartlett.
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BAPTIST

First-The Rev. William ]. Lock-
hart. 1890, "A Present Day View
of Paul's Gratitude for Christian Liv-
ing" 7.30, the Rev. Lewis Sperry
Shafer. of East Mortified, Mass. /;
Sunday school, 1.45.
Tabernacle-The Rev. NIillard Os-
mon Peirce will preach at IL; $50,
Mobilization For the Master" Sun
day school, 9.45.
Market Street.-The Rev. W. H..
Dallman. pastor. The Rev. Lewis
Sperry Chafer will preach at 1890
and 7.3O; Sunday school, 11.30.
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ZION LUTHERAN

Morning-Prelude, Professional
Thayer; anthem, 80 Love That Will
Not Let Me Co." Cartlett; offer
tory solo, Evening Star (From
"Tannhauser"D, Wagner; postlude
march, Kroeger.
Evening-Prelude Allegro, Mar
sley; anthem, Awake Put on Thy
Strength" (From The City OF
God"), Mathews; soprano and bari
tone duet, ''The Lord Is My Shep-
herd" Smart, by Mrs. Decevee and
Mr.. Shackley; offertory solo, 1.-TWO
Reformation Chords" anthem,
blessing, Glory, Wisdom, Thanks, -
Lewars, (prize Reformation an
them); postlude, march from Tam
hauser," Wagner.
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al Social Az Mrs. ShipleY,s.

There was a social held at the home
OF Mrs. Alice v. Shipley, December IL
in honor Of her daughter, Mary's 18th
birthday. Refreshments were served
At IA late hour AM departed TOT their
homes, expressing themselves as haT-
ing had very good time.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames Thomas Paynter, Harry
Buckingham, Leo Davis, Carroll Ow-
ings, Mrs. Bradley Owings and daugh-
ter, Mabel, Misses Elizabeth Richter
Larue Davis, Goldie and Mary Shipley
Messrs. Phenias Shipley, John Rich
ter, Paul Wagner, Bonnie Gist, Nevin
CoppHrsmith, Wesley Shipley, cf Bal
timore; Reuben "A. Pickett, or Gettys-
burg, Ohio; Ezra Coppersmith, Rowe
Davis and William Logue.
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Valuable Advice.
Westminster Citizens Should Profit By
The Following Statement

Doan's Kidney Pills were used by
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Their merit was shown-the story
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Now comes further evidence.
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ELECTION NOTICE
Union Mills Savings Bank

Union Mills Md, Dec. 14, 1916
The Stockholders of the Union Mills
Savings Bank are hereby notified that
an Election for Twelve Directors, to
manage the affairs of the Bank Tor
thu ensuing year, will ~ held at CO.
Bank, on the Second Monday Df Jan
uaryy 1917, being THE Sth. day Of Jan
uary, between the hours Oh and
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WI 7HH1THT 77H7 77 WYNN T77 TH TTM
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UNION SEEMS TO BE A LONG WAY
OFF
Methodist Commissions Fail 10 Agree
ON Plan-Adiourn Until June ~.

Finding III utterly impossible to
reach anything like an am1caDle az
i1lstment in their efforts to unite Inc
two great Methodist Episcopal de-
nominations and prefeTrmg that the
whole matter should be referred tc
u subcommittee with instructions w
present a detailed report at a meet
ing on june 27, the joint commissions
on the ratification Of Methodlsm
which had been in session ln Galtl-
more since last Thursday adjourned
Tuesday afternoon after four-hour
session in Mt. Vernon Place Methodist
Episcopal Church, Baltimore JUST
before adjournment IA resolution, m-
tended to give the public some idea ot
what the joint commission had ac-
complished, was presented by speclai
committee and adopted.
In III the commissioners practlcally
admitted that 1T was manifestly lm-
possible to reach any final conclu-
sions. but stated that the commits
sions were happy to report that they
were in general agreement concern
ing the many questions involved lt
vas learned, however, that the cues
ton on which the Northerners and
Southerners were at almost helpless
odds was what to do with the negro
Methodists, and Al was found to be
certain that the success OF the en-
tire proposition centers about that
problem
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Fire and Tornado INSURANCE
WANTED |!

Squads and Guineas all day Tuesday
and Wednesday morning.
ROY WV. BOND,
june 9-1y4 Finksburg, Md
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T1 E. "a T FT ID .
.IIIINInkeEl AgAhNNIENNa

Mrs Eliza Luckenbaugh, widow OF
4ba late oliver Z. Luckenbaugn, dleu
T 80 evening at 1890 o'clock NM ~
W 1870 nf her son, H O. Lacken Dangh NJ
IN llp'I Hanover, Pa., after IA four year N s
s ~ GO ~ cancer. She was aged oU
years Years. months and 25 days Tne ue-
seA. y vas daughter of the late Mr-
sTd Mrs.. Amos Baum of Melrose. 80 VA
NJ survived by an only son, H. Nh
I u with whom she mace
~, home and one sister, Mrs Ellen
Fornev. of Harvey. The funeral va
Mid Monday afternoon with services sr
1900, +l,a nome of her ON at M O'CLOCK
+ba Rev M. y. Roth officiating
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Thomas.

M Fanton Thomas, 6T years Oldr Ior-
800 denItv register Of wills, merch-
an+ and landowner, died Sunday nlsnI
At t Adaxnstown. He was the son o.
. =. and Elizabeth (Hilderbrand)
Thomas He wa educaIeu l 80
public schools of FrederlcK louI.
and Calvert College, Carroli c D.,s
Mr.. Thomas was a stauncn Del ~
crat, being an active worker IoI .sn ~,
marty in hi section He was W.
married , his first wife being 49,
Adelaide :. Thomas, who died ln 1872.
n 1897 he married Miss M Lena
.Rrandenburg, Burkittsville-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-01-05
WEDDINGS .
Mehring-Hively.

The marriage of Miss Ethel Hlvely'
naar this CITY, To MT, Harold n Mehr-
tng TanaytOwn, took place NeW
V 49,, morning at $50 O'clock, by the
hr III, pastor, Rev. w Il. Saltzglver'
at the lutheran parsonage, UniontoWn'
Tho mi bride was attired i'm handsome
dark blue travelling suit an1 Lns
grnom wore the convenllonal
Hack AZ dinner to the nome Is
neonIe was given by Mr.. and MIS-. =.
r, lively on Sunday. After a len
davis honeymoon To Baltimore, WASH
in , DI C.. and Philadelphia, fa-,
w. NJ. and Mrs. Mehring will b. with tne
brides parents until April 4, wnen
thew will occupy their home on George
street. TaneytoWn.