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Arizona republican., 1917-03-09

nauticsi socictv, a paper on Weather Observations from an Airplane." Dy Lieut.. C. K. II. Douglas R. r. c. was read Having been fortunate enough to be for some months this year al most daily alaong the clouds of northern France. Lieutenant Douglas has stUdied the .ormation O. both stratus and clmulps clouds at close quarters, anh submitted some records Of the temperature and other cOndi . tions under which they developed.
 \ cumulHs cloud. which was the visible evidence of I stream of rising air. might give rise 10 a thunderstorm. U1less. however the rate of tempera . ture from the ground upwards wa very high thundeIstorms would not develop A knowledge of the temper
 ature gradient was thus very import ant in the prediction of thundeIT weather and LicGtcnant Douglas put in q Diea for lSe uSe ot the airniane
Arizona republican., 1917-03-09
MAKING AIR BAGS LAST

The life of an air bag can be gt*atly heightened by observing the following rules. which have been found valuable in the Goodyear repair school
 When the tire is placed in the mold the clamp screw should he frightened until the exact size oi the tire k ob- tained. and then given about one half turn. This slightly decreases the size of the cavity and relieves the strain on the air hag in addition to giving per feet results in the cure. Never allow the bag to become flat as this will cause cracks in the lining.
 Inject little water into the bag each week in order to keep the inside of the bag moist
 Don't pull the bag out by the tube. Use the tape.
 By observing these precautions air bags have been used for as many as li5 cures.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-09
REPAIR HINTS
 FUR AUTQ|STS

Many repairmen in repairing a pin hole Puncture Use d patch seN eral times larger than the injury. This re qures very heavy pressure to obtain a smooth surface" said Jack smith. lo- cal vulcaniZer yesterday.
 There is much better way. Trim the hole just enough to remove all ragged edges. but enlarge il as little as pos sible. Clean thoroughly and cement When the cement has dried. force a small thread of gum through the hole with an awl. trimming flush on the out % side. In curing use just enough press ure to hold the tube firmly on the tube
Arizona republican., 1917-03-09

connecting with the ocean steamship lines for Seattle.
 Assistant Superintendent T. II. Pooth, vho Nas recently placed in charge of our Alaskan operations. is Incoming q hardened travelcr. though he has not had the rigorous eXperi- enoe which Superintendent .i ". lin underwent--and enjoyed when h. was frequent Wells Fargo visitor to th.s ahSorbinrly interesting terri tGrN
Arizona republican., 1917-03-09

llfeless when as matter Of fact they are merely frozen: The freezing does no harm. but II is good plan to tha' out the repair stocks in warm room before using
Arizona republican., 1917-03-09
ALASKA MAIL |S
 CARRIED IN GAR

Up wonder in territorial Alaska. ,-here winter wines snap ana snarl wnlfishly. there's q big Jeffrey Quad helping to solve the regicr's trans roItation problems II is-but we'll iet Ihe Wells Fargo AIessenger lNo-
Arizona republican., 1917-03-09

in peace time for this purpose, as. in addition. the Iieid of view at height moderate for an airplane was so ex- tensire that distant thunderstorms could be easily be observed He him sci las seen clouds one hundred miles of from q height oI eight thou sand feet.
 The observations made had been quite secondary 10 observations of a military character. and represented only very small part ot what could be done for meteorology by airplane ohseVers.-From the Scientific Amer icaa.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-09

plate. piece of holland or tracing cloth laid on the plate will insure a smooth surface.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-09
RETRsAps IN SECTIONAL MoLps

''Here Is q method that VIII giye NeTN satisfactory results:
 Cure each section onehalf the reg ular t'me After completing this opcr- ation again place the tire in the mold. Ripping just halfway between the points made on the first round. and cure for the remainder of the period. In this way no portion of the tread will be oNercured.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-09
LAp pLIEs IN sfcrIoNAL WoR ::

Tt is not advisable to butt the plies will draw apart in curing. due to the expansion and the flow of the gum To make allowance for this action. lap the new ply about Is inch over the old fabric.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-09

CAUSE THY FACE TO SHINE
 Now therefore. Q our God hear the prayer of thy servant, and his suppli- cations, and cause thy face to shine nror thy sanctuary that is do@olate, for the LoId's sake-Daniel ix, 17.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-09
WEATHER REPORT BY AvIAToF

At the asnual meeting in EdinburG an Dncemher l3 of the Scottish Aero
Arizona republican., 1917-03-09
IN THE WINTER TIME

Repair gums and fabrics received n c0Ld l.aathnr .nmetimns annenr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
cn,amander of tho military department
in which his camp is located.
training of Officers.

W-NSFIEEGTDN. May IA iuiI out.
linz. nf ulanS for training tn" tirSt l"."eU
,r,r.rs FOR tho first ana. 400 troops raised
H.: s,.iccti.r CONSUMPTION was maze pun
H.. today hv tn" war department.
After ,hrnr nl"rthS' instruction at mo
raining camps ts' ih.""" "i.l''IH
sixteen infantry and rs" ravhl ry dlyi'
SInnS will ic selected ru uI"rit from 'h'
total of iu,uU" and assigned I" r"Sl'
,n,.uts which Will l"' called /" me c"lp!H
:, month Il: two ln."r. Tho other "".""'
,u..n uh" arr fnund qualified VIII he
comm iS&iun"d in tn" ON" RS r'S'r =
,.r,,S and called "ul COR dutT as nr'"h'd
Sites for In" mobilization camps nave
W., brrt annrlmcrd. but thy VIII BE- III
,.ri, r,s. within the limits 81 tho DIS
frL.t prescribed for IL: officers tram
it:: camps.
For the first Of their training The OF
:ir.r candidates will l." organized into
fourteen infantry C"InpanI"S anu drili"'
as such 10y regular and National GUAR"
officers and such ~ their own uumhc'
MS nI:iv 10. .IrlHli!i"d for command. Ih,i
u.<. into min" infantry c"inpaui'S' ihr''
batteries Of artillery and ~" troops o.
cHTalry.
Those assigned fer ruaS; artillery VII
-, either to Fort Monroe. VA. or "ort
Winfield Scot Iam. for TWO months "l
Su,,.ial' inSiruriin while th0S" for SlI
nal corps aviation or other special S"r''
ices will bc assigned 20 special tralninS
iiuitS.
rhr departments statement lays great
stress on the fact that matur" men
Srhuncd for responsible POSITIONS "i
Ice sought particularly in selecting the
tirS; ten THOUSAND In later framing
camps younger m"n ar" expected |" pre-
dominates.
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Big Casualty Company
Involved; 10 LIQuidate

NEW YORK. May An order was
granted in the supreme court late TO-
dav directing Jesse :. philips. state
Superintendent of insurance. 10 take
possession OF the assets and property
OF the Casually Company or America
for tho purpose Of liquidatin@ lis ?uS!-
ness and winding up its affairs. The
premium income Of the company iol
the first nine months Of 1916 was ap-
prOXimatcly S%,no0.QO0.
This action was due. according TO a
statement by Mr.. Phillips. TO the fact
that Judgment for $l9S.2l7. with IN
trrrst from February 20. 1916. was On
tered against The company on April -
last by the SuSGuchanna Coal com
pary. 4 stay Of execution on TINS
judgment will expire next Monday.
The difficulties in which This COM
pauy finds itself may be largely altrlh,,
uted 10 poor selection Of business and
20 rXreSSivc acquisition cost. said Mr.
Phillips "rh~ net results hay" brrn
very heavy losses in underwriting. and
an examination by his drpartmcnL
showing its condition a. of September
30. 1916. disclosed Il serious situation.
The report fled Nnyrmh"r =. 1915.
showed an impairment OF SS"l, L. III
thu company'S capital af $130.OOn.
"On December i. l9l6.,ih" company
ceased wriiin" all lines of business,
Including fidelity aud surety.
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CONDITION OF OHIO
WHEAT IS SO PR. CT,

COLUMBUS. o.. May 1.-The cnndi-
tion Of wheat in Ohio, with an average
for ten Years. is SIS per cent. as com
pared 10 656 per cent. at this time. but
there will b. a decrease Of 3.1Ou.unu
bushels, compared with Il ten-year av-
erage Yield. according to the official
report Of the board Of agriculture OF
Ohio. issued today By Secretary y. l..
Shaw.
The decrease is duo 10 Il decrease in
average acreage Of approximately 30
600 acres, although there Is IN in
crease OF ga 900 acres this year over
the acreage of last year. The c"ndI-
ton of winter ry" and winter barley
is some better than wheat The area
in oats is about a len-year average.
There il IL comparatively small loss 10
the different classes of live stock.
Many of the counties reported that
neachrS were entirely killed by the
late freezes. Farm help is scarce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
FIFTEEN MORE FOR
THE OFFICERS CORPS
Prominent Young Men of Wheeling
and Vicinity Offer Services to
Government Yesterday.

Today at noon examinations will pc
closed for all enliStments from the
Wheeling district for the Benjamin
Harrison officers training camp At
indianapolis. Ind. For the past two
weeks recruits in large numbers nave
been examined here under the dlrec-
ton OF Major Thomas II. Jackson OF
The United States engineers office.
and later BY Captain +. 3. Witty, vino
succeeded Major jackson this week.
the major having been transferred 10
Skakett Harbor, y. y. Nearly every
one OF the forty odd men who were
given physical examinations by Dr.
Frank LeMoyne Hupp passed and
will be sent 10 the training camp next
week. There they Will BE- drilled Tor
three months and those who quality
will be- commissioned into active war
services in case this country enters
actively into the conflict.
Captain Wildly said yesterday that
there will be 4 large number sent 10
the camp from this section OF West
Virginia and Eastern Ohio. Captain
Wildly expressed himself us being
highly pleased with the representative
class OF men who had demonstrated
their patriotism b. enIi$tinS.
Dozens of young men from all parts
of the Wheeling district were in
waiting last evening when the office
was closed IN make application tor
enlistment. II was stated thar II was
the desire OF the war department otti-
cialS TO have the brigade made up o.
mature men: men who have shown
their ability as citizens who would
make good commanders and have had
supervision over employees.
Yesterday was the banner day for
enlistments. The list follows: ". X.
Barnes, OF Fairmont: Fred G. Hey
man. of Bethany: ". f.. Given. OF
Wellsburs: Austin BenSocon. Wells
burg: Glenn 5. Allen. OF ParkerSburg:
\. J. Gilleland. OF Beliaire: Henry W.
Bills. Roy ". Reed. T. X. Rothermund.
Walter W. 'Tiluck, Frank +. Bowers.
c. J. Dudley. &. +. Beans. Joseph
Csurilla. Julius Pollock. Jr.. I'LL OF
Wheeling and Immediate vicinity.
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CoLoRED

simpson n. +. church. betwcen
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Rev. 10
snrh H. Jenkins. \. g.. b. D.. minister
1915. public worship. sermon by pastor
subject. "'rhc Value Of SUFFERING; 2:3Q
D. M. Sunday school. II. B. Clemens. SUI
pcrintcndrnt: 6:+5. E.pworth league
praise services. Miss Geneva Ross, pres
idenl. topic. Day Drnamcrs as World
Builders Con. 3.:5-ll. Luke S:41-45:
Mias Mary l.. Richardson opens tho
meeting: i:45. public worship. sermon by
pastor. subject. ''iIeavcn's Municipal
itv," followed by communion. All are
Welcome. Come ont Tuesday evening TO
class and Wednesday evening to prayer
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
MINER INJURED
Mill Dascovih, of StewartsVllIe' I
/ Hospital. Result of Accident.

Mill Dascovih. Il miner employed n
the \. ], Morgan mine at stewards.
vile, O., Il few miles west OF Bcllairr
was caught by fall Of stone in the
mine late yesterday afternoon. lie
was severely injured.
The accident victim was brought
TO the Dellaire city hospital on the
evening train from GAINESVILLE where
4 complete examination revealed IN
iurieS about the back. Il fractured leg
bad cuts and bruises about The face
and possibly Internal injuries
The Morgan mine formerly was
owned by the johnson Coal company
and was recently purchased by y. }
Morgan
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McMECHEN CHURCHES

f'irSb NJ. T.. church Of M"M"chcn. Rev.
Flair w Roberts. pastor, sunday school
at 9:4I. G.. j. kcidaiSCh and Chas.
Erochin. Sup"rinlcndrnts. Morning wor-
ship i'll | subject: Pence Prayer and
class meeting At 1:l5. W. p. Goodwin.
header. Evening worship at S:h0. sub
jet. The Enemies of Truth and Pro-
ir"ss." The Ladies' Aid will hold their
monthly meeting in the basement of the
cEurh Monday evening 1T 80. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 1880.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
NEAR-MURDER OVER A WOMAN.

Srccial Dispatch tc the IntritIEcncrt.
CLARkSRURG. w. Va. May L.
With thrc" bullets in his body. Tony
BaSi, Il coal miner Of the Lyons min
ing settlement near here. is dyin" i'll
Il Clarksburg hospital and Iohn liianI
is in Jail. accused Of attempting 90
murder him when they Quarr"l"d and
fought This morning over i woman.
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evening worship from I:30 TO S.
Christian church. M"Mccher. c.. ".
Fuller. Jr.. minister. Bible school lQ:u0
q. m. t. L. Freeman. superintendent:
W. W. Wilson. assistant superintendent
Morning worship HOO o'clock: JUNIOR
End"av"r ~ 6:i5 y. m; Preaching SER
Vic" - =. m. Prayer meeting WcdncS-
day evening. Ladies' Md meeting Fri
day evening. official board meeting
Saturday evening.
First church OF God. Tenth street.
MrMrchrn. W. Va. Cyrus y. Bylcr. pas
tor. Bahharh school ut a:43 a. M. {. i.
Lowe. superintendent. Preaching SER
vice ut II u. M. The Spirit Of l?lI or
For God and our Country" y patriotic
sermon that all should hear. At 500 p.
IN. Midday prayer service: SO p. nj.
Preaching scrvs". theme. 9TH" Devil
Released Alter 1h60 Years" This is tho
third sermon of In" series on the Mil
I"nnial ASr. Monday. 1:+i p. IN. Y. 7. 5;
{. T.: Tuesday. y. m. church council
VIII meet III tn" pastors study in their
monthly business meeting: Wednesday
at 1:4a y. m. NiH-w"ck prayer service.
18th thpt. E"v. Friday. 1 u. m. Jr. {. f.:
80 .InS"rht" Society will meet in
regular business session.
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WAR RIDER" APPROVED.

NEW YORK. MAY 1.-The sO-called
war rider" for life insurance policies.
adopted last year by special commit.
lee of the national convention of in
Suranr" commissioners and Il special
Commitie" representing life Insurance"
companies, has been approved by Jesse
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CHRIS TIAN

First Christian church.. Rev. w. H.
t'i"lhS. pastor Eihl" Srh""! at ?:%".
Morning Worship ut lH:%1. SnhJ"rl,
"Elnmr Missions" Communion al ll:So.
Young Peoples Snri';E ri Christ ian En-.
draVur. i:l". Evening service. ia. H.
Illustrated Nrrnum with 81 beautifully
rrnlrrd slides Of Sr'.rrS taken from old
Testament times. Mid week prayer
meeting IN "Wednesday evening At 1:ih.
t. which everybody is invited. The l.a-
dies Aid Surirry meets an Thursday at
Tho church. MI day session. th"ir
rehearsal on Friday evening nj p. M.
M"th"r's Day Will III. iittingly observed
on sunday. May 18th. =.
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EIGHTH DIVISION
Continued from First Page.)

tSOuL4uuSl IL 81 &eSS'
each will have also its divisional
hospital and camp .ntirmarics.
The proportion OF coast artillery
troops TO be- provided out OF The first
5Qn 300 will b. 666 officers and 10000
men with requisite medical troops.
Supplcmenting these tactical units
will Do the sixteen regiments III
heavy artillery. strength I6S officers
and Il, l"l men: eiGn, aero SQuaIronS,
Or one new squadron to each new in
iantry divisions: eight balloon com
panieS. ten field hospitals. '"n anu
bulanc. cumpaui"<. iwsuty-two field
batteries. slX I.'iepGUns hatfaIionS. six
teen pack companies. six ammunition
trains and six supply sralnS.
Enormous Task.
In preparation for the enormous TASK
OF training this great army. the exist.
ing regular establishment and the Ma
tional Guard is being brought TO full
war strength. The regulars. when all
i've additional inc:cmeniS provided for
in the national! d,f"nS" act have been
added. will total Ii.23'% officers and
s93 uuU MN III all arms. Since April
| nearly |r."nn - CruiiS have been OBJ
tanned bringing Ike army up 20 nearly
1NnnUu.
,rny Hi rh. hrs; ;nrrtmanf will be.
ndIs,l ~ ~, r....r,j:,r. Details OF Of
%",,,.. an ,;,si..n,;inns NJ now units
already have. been arranged. AS soon
a possible thereafter tho remaining
incrtrurnt- will b. created. existing
regiments being divided and expanded
TO form iur n'w units.
""TI ''''I,,,o,;ro orcar.
80 En-. "y7mination
81 ''.,, ,1,' ''" .,r.'I, bv, hnnm nr,.
49,, ,.'J r,t;f,.',., I;.,,ft,nn,, cnIrr,.rt of
p'..,T,,. ',.;i; tncn.,| ,.NInr,I.. - ray.
H.. ;,o H,r, ,,;iI hormmn Ee,1;.nnnt
~: -. ,.',',.,;,s Vii j,r,.o,n. ma
ior. ,ni ~ ii.u,nn,n,s win become
Iron,.,;n.
tII G,ii ..r.iil.,, iiuu,.u,nt coIoncls
~! ,' ~ 49,. 49,, ;or. VII me yam.
CIV: : a. ,I,.,,o ,ai'S1ni! RIO rn,,oin.
;.'," :" w.. .,t, n,,,, ,,,,i,;n w;Il On m
IHS 'n"!"sS "''' ia, "'.' ,,.;i,
~ .|,%; ;i t,; III ii..,,'
We 'N"'''a.; ',,.
- ~. .,r,;,I,'..,I ~ ,ort,r,n,
i -, ~ - ,,n,,,,o,,,l 20 roIn.
r.iI - w., iors bncome lieutenant
ID ,'!,,i,.,i,,, viii baron,o ma
;|,.,, .,,i .h, ~, trD liartenoni, viii
=, c,.f,,,in,L tn,. ,,fI,inS All s.con,I
iia,.,,,n.,,,.. heco,r,. Az j;enrrn,nts
", he, j., f.,,',,., ,hs. H., - Iinnitn-
nio,,'i', Iii ~. ,X.I,rinnd m be.
~. N"toi' ,inu.,, - p,,,,.
60 i;,'J,,,',,,,. nrlono 81 tba
or 81 :" up aGI 't'm'' 'i",', ' t.
M ar , ,rtn, 49,, ijnntennuis and
"ncnrI li..i,rnants inrIu;Iing The first
-. viii hccnm.. rapInins
Manv ;eutenantcies
The res,Iit of tbis cynansinn will b..
~ cre,ir l6l varancirs IN tiir grades
of 6rst and Sor"nd licurrn,nt in The
,,.,nv Toro than = thousand vourts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-05
BENwooD CHURCHES

RCnWnOd IT. T.. rhurrh. F"N. q. D.
Sampson. past"r-Smndny. May ilh-
Sunday school 81 ~ Il. M. llarnld SiEl"r.
superintendent. Morning worship ut |
Il. IN. sermon 10y III" pastor subject
Daniel III" Model Of Decision. Special
music by III" choir Epworth League.
: y. M. Mr.. Mill" Siglcr. president.
Evening worship =. IN. sermon by The
pastor. subject: ''rhr Expression of Il
Tru" Soldier nf Christ. Special music
hy tn" choir. carl I'"lly. "h"ir"si"r. MIDI
week $"rvir" Wednesday night. S p. III.
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schrUl AZ go n. n Ndull classes at
same hour. Junior Christian Tmi"aN"r
at i.%u Senior Chri-NHu E.nd"av"r Ut
60. Leader Samuel Iii'ti". Prayer S"r-
lir. Wednesday, NJ 80. Parents Day
May j..
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s. raui's church. Elm Grove" i. L"-
gan Fish. rector Th'r" will h' SER
l!"" IN 81. rnulS church tomorrow. me
fourth sunday after Easter. IT Ia"
u'rlu'l. in TIA" afternoon.
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subject. ~ ';"sr"i Eig Enough for
Every Need" SUNDAY school and adult
hiblr CLASSES at ~" Il. IL. Young l'"U-
pies meeting nj G:iI J.. IN.
Fulton NJ. T.. Church. NJ. Homer Cum
mIuES pastor. Suniay school NJ = j.
IA. Emmett" Swan. superintendent. Ep-
worth League G:%n and preaching n
80.
ST. Marks Lutheran church. Elm
';rny". T.. q. Alp"rS. pastor. SUNDAY
school and Ilh!" class at go u. M. H.
+. Scha"f"r. superintendent. Morning
s,'rl ice at II II. m. "'rh" Work OF the
Holy Spirit IN thu World" Evening
service at \. At 80 y. IN. the pastor
Will also conduct services nj tn" county
InIirmary. un Monday evening church
council will hold their monthly meeting
nj IN" church.
l:urkl'v NJ. t.. church. t:dgwu"h. {. \.
Snldrr. pn~l"r. Public worship HuG Snr-
mon 10y III" pastor. 1915 Il. IN, subject.
"Th" MSSI"n "f Twelve. NJ y. NJ.
by. VI. j.. Compton Will preach. SUNDAY
-vhuul. ?:%n -. IN. f:pwnrth League. I:lJ
j.. m. Prayer. meeting Wednesday night,
y uClnCh.
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BRIDGEPORT cHuxcHEs

st. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran
church. bridgeport. Main street. Rev.
Onto Wendell, pastor-Fourth Sunday
after Easter Jubilatc: Sunday school
and Bible class at $3.50 n. M. divine SER
vices in the English languages at 1915
Il. M: meeting Of the church council at
I'm .. N. -.
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wARWoop cHuRcHEs

Warwood Presbyterian church. Twcn-
ti"th street near Warwuod avenue. Il. p.
Carson. paStnr-S"rViCcS. for Sunday Ms
follows: sunday school. $3.50 Il. NJ: morn
ing worship. 1875. subject. ''Th" Worlds
only Hope for Il i,rd""m"d Society:
evening service. 80. subject, The
Weakness of Professionalism
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WarwOnd Christian church. Francis
NJ. Biddl". ministcr-Biblc school. 9:lI
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S. Phillips. State superintendent Of in
Surance, he announced here tonight.
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a. m. Carl Caruthers, superintendent;
Lords supper and sermon. II a. m. sub
Jcci. ~ Great Revival; song service
and sermon. T:45 p. m. subject, Christ
the Power of Cod
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Note the change of hour for Sunday
evening worship from I:30 to S.
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tir"ur<yill" ". f. church. NJ. Homer
Cummings. i'a~tur. Sunday school ni ~
Il ln.. ". l.. I'r"ltymnu. superintendent.
Preaching ~ II "'cl"ck. Theme: Il n
de-. he tIOlird Vine"
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Vance. Memorial Presbyterian church.
Wn"dSdal". James Meas" Potter. II. -.
minister. Services ~ II a. III ann ~"
y. IN. Miss i:liu"r stafford Miller at
Australia. viii address til" morning ser
vice. f.vrniug S"rm"n 10y the pastor,
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Warwood NJ. Z. church Fourteenth
street and Warwood avenue, J. G.. Buck
ley. paStor-Sunday school, 9:45 a. H.,
+. G. Lconhart, superintendent; preach
ing AT II a. N. by the pastor, subject.
christian Fruitfulness." At s p. m.
tcndcnt Of West Virginia Anti-Saloon
league. will speak. Midweek prayer
service Wednesday. p. m. Official
board meeting Monday. S p. m.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-01-04
ROAD COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

We, the undersigned County Road
Commissioners, will receive bids for
working and keeping in repair the
public roads of Upton County for the
years 1917 and 1918. No bid will be
considered which goes above three
fourths of the money Of any district
during either of said years. The
right to reject any and all bids is re-
served, and contracts, when let, will
be let to the lowest responsible bid
der. Bids may be filed with either of
US, or with the County Judge, or
County Court Clerk The bids will be
opened at the Office of the County
Judge on Wednesday, January II,
1917 r. L. TAUGHT,
T. H. TAYLOR,
jan4-2w Road Commissioners.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-01-04
NOTICE TRUCK GROWERS

The annual meeting Of the Upton
County Berry Growers Association
will be held in the Business Mems
Club rooms, Saturday, January 6, at
1870 D. m. All members are requested
to be present, also any who are inter-
ested in truck growing are invited, as
we will make our plans for the coming
season. If you are interested in rails
ing berries, beans, peppers or toma-
toes, be sure to be on hand, as it is
now time to arrange for plants.
Yours very truly,
]. N. POLK, Secretary.