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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-05-31
City Federation Held Annual Meeting

City Federation Held Annual Meeting.
The City Federation of Women's
Clubs held it's annual meeting at the
Library auditorium last Friday. This
event marked the close Of a very ac-
tive year for the organization. Mrs.
John Nelson presided. Mrs. Nelson has
served the Federation most efficiently
as president and brought her work to a
splendid close in a very helpful, sug
gestive address.
The program for the afternoon con-
sisted largely of reports of different
kinds, and was varied very delight
fully by groups of vocal solos by Mrs
Amy Simpson and Mrs. G. E. Bemis
Miss Nash gave the yearly report for
the Musical Club and Mrs. Edblom for
the Art Club. These reports give eaci
club the opportunity to keep in touch
with the activities Of its sister clubs
The work which is accomplished by
the united effort of the three was re-
viewed in general most Interestingly
by the secretary Of the federation
Miss Cantwell. Mrs Weinrebe report
ed on the plans of the City Beautify
ing League for the present season and
Mrs. Davis supplemented her report
outlining ways in which members o.
the Federation might assist in the
work of the League. A call for volun,
teers in this work met with an instant
response which was most encouraging
to the federation members on the
League board.
Mrs. Van Fleet made an elouent ples
for national prohibition and moved
that telegram be sent to President
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PRES. .CRANE HONORED BY STUDENTS { faculty

At the Normal school convocation on
Monday morning, President Crane was
presented with handsome gold
watch---a gift from faculty and ST
dents-to show their appreciation for
him and their gratitude for the many
favors received at his hands. In his
presentation speech. Mr. Clarke most
feelingly spoke Of the deserved high
estimation felt for him by the. school
and community. He noted that mas
much as President Crane would be
away the coming year, it seemed fit
ing that this feeling should have taken
this material turn in the presentation
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of time piece which might assist in
the assurance Of President Cranes
timely return to the institution he has
so well established.
In President Cranes response, he
referred briefly on what the past five
years have meant to him-noting the
slow, yet after al, the rapid growth Of
the school in that short time-char-
acteristically sharing the credit with
his co-workers. He was plainly touch
ed by the action Of the school-and
promised better service upon hsi re-
turn from his year of study in the
East Mrs. Crane was presented with
beautiful bouquet Of roses
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New Gem Cafeteria is Open.

The new Gem Cafeteria was opened
Friday night in the Frank block, in
the room formerly occupied by the
Savoy.
The new proprietors, Antonious and
Filaris, are enjoying very satisfac..
tory patronage. They are wide awake
businessmen. The Cafeteria is one Of
the best in the west and presents
beautiful appearance with its new ST.
900 tile floor.
The management announces that
special music will be given every Sun
day evening from until 8 o'clock.
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NEW HOME FOR HIDE co.
Northwestern Hide & Fur Co. Bought
Valuable Main Street Property
for $4,000.

The Northwestern Hide & Fur Co.,
of which M. L. Glazer is the proprie-
tor, bought a one-story building and
lot on North Main street Monday from
Thorwald Mostad, consideration $8,-
900. The property lies along the G.
N. right of way and adjoins the build
ing which is now occupied by the COM
pany.
Mr.. Glazier is remodeling the build
ing and within few days will move
into the same. The lot has a frontage
of 40 feet and goes back to point.
Mr.. Glazier later will build a structure
covering the entire lot.
The property is ideal for the busi-
ness of the enterprising hide concern.
Mr.. Glazier is conservative business
man and figures that he has made an
excellent investment.
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Visited Minot After a Decade.

E. H. Miller, who owns a valuable
farm five miles from Ryder, visited old
time Mnot friends Friday. He was
enroute to his old home in Wabash
county, Ind, for an extended visit. Fir.
Miller went out to his homestead near
Ryder ten years ago and this is the
first time he has visited Minot since.
He could hardly believe that this is the
same city.
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for the northwest, will be in charge.
Professor Gundlagson, perhaps one of
the best posted gas engine men in the
country, will give lectures on the gas
engine. The Professor is an acknoW-
lodged authority with the main factory
headquarters of the Case Threshing
Machine Co. at Racine, Wis. The
school will be held at an opportune
time this season and large attend
ance is expected.
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Olsen, of the New Rockford Tran
script, warns the Northern Pacific rail-
way that that company is likely to
start another Cameron dam--and sew
eral other kinds of dam--afTair if it
attempts to plow up the depot park in
that city and plant it to plebian vege-
tables.
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Wife of Mountrail County Rancher
Died

Mrs. Joseph LaPorte, wife of we!l
known Mountrail county rancher, pass
ed away early this week in a Fargo
hospital, following an operation. The
La Portes have occupied the VIM.
Black ranch for several years and are
among the best known ranchers in
western North Dakota.
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John Moore and Roy Vaughn were
given fines and costs amounting to
$10O each by Judge Leighton Monday,
after they had pleaded guilty to vio-
lating gambling injunctions.
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Mrs. Kelso Attended Fathers Funeral

Mrs. Kelso Attended Fathers Funeral
Mrs. Charles D. Kelso returned from
Corydon, Wayne county, Ia, Friday
night, where she was called by the
death of her father, Chas. Maytum,
who passed away from the inirmities
of age, Tuesday, May Is. He had
lived to the ripe old age of 81 years.
Mrs. Kelso has the sympathy Of many
friends in her bereavement.
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The following euloey was delivered
by Kew. +. A. Lang, Of St. Paul, at the
funeral OF S. henry Wolfe, held at
Hutchinson, Minn., May 70:
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Germany is Ready for
Peace, Says Michaeis

COpENHAGEN. Aug. 3.-AccordIng
TO a published account or c0nvorsa-
lions in Dresden Chancellor Michael
is said that while he WAS ready to nc
crpt any opportunity given nm 10
secure an honorable pence the re-
uurcmcnt Of the hour for Germans
wnn TO avoid any manifestations OF
nrrvonsnras and prove 10 theft onp,o-
urnta that Grrmnny'H might wnh uh-
weakened. G"rnuny'h opponents. l'r.
Mirhnrln tuid hnd been greatly eli
ruurng,d by the exhibition OF nerves
I'm the latest inner rrlHir md ny Tho
German longing for peace. which wan
interpreted nhrund M rlfn az wrhh-
ching az Tia" German people. l'rhr"
wuuld he lIiruIEhi II" nearer. il" NALL.
by much things. milling TINT Ia" gov
rrmmrnl would continue LIN cHoTir fnr
urnrr. but would nr"lh earlier min,
Inkon
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IN THE CHURCHES

rho inlnlllgnnUui Will glnhIH
uihIlnh church announcements.
int 10 lnr,irn publication an"
utnpoT dlnnniflCullnn. unii""n w
,.,IrI yu, nulII,uIluu lu lInlnI
dawn innlIu nhulIll 10" I"'''H"" -
TIN IulnlIlnuI,unt "IIl"" n'' '"'"'
ihnu E'rldny at nrun. "nh M"
dizzy. II pnunlhln II /" '"np"" L"''f
orh ,l Tint Tho nUtlGrn In made "a"
hrlrr M purrlblo.
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REDWOOD CHURCHES.

ucuwuuL NJ t.. church. q. II. Snmp-
SON. minister. Sunday school. ?:Ju II. m.
lInrulh SiElrr. superintendent: Mrn:i
Table class 10 1t. IN, &. - SnnpaUn,
teacher. Murnlne w,rsllp II II. III. Srr-
mon by the un-Inr. "Iluw Ia pvrrrnInr
l.yIl" \ special quartet VIII br rem
Lrrrd 10y four m"iml"rn IT The choir
r.rw"rth I.rHEur u. III N"lIna Muidru".
Irnhur. f.,rmlnE w"rnhIp L. M. nrrIn"n
lY thu. pn~I"r. "Gh" lmnth al The Soul
:fur,-inI ,I,tuii.l hr til" ,huir AIh W""h
.,,,I., (N.dnrr,ity nvruIuE " each
,III have charge nf Tia" mlh n""h H"Ir-
loo, during IL. NE"niluu at tho. InHi"t
IIu,LI-y NJ T.. ,.huI,.h Fir w'""I {.
.I,I.I,I urutut. !.uIrIny n''li,"tl = 10 u
,r Ia the. uIrtri.,. 81 llrr. I'nnl"r. It"r.
,.,rry 81 Tia. I.uI.n NIu"l"n VIII preach
81 ~ t. - ~ .I"hn IUrh VIII l"ll III"
,.yruIur urI.,l.u ~ y ~. IInpCr moot
iup W,dnr r,lHI rlThI IN uhnnl
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her /. declaring thnt tho government
when the I.nndInE meets vii lnubmit
It's own lnw regulating Itunnn FinnjIh
rrInlInnn. rho unnlfcntO. which 10
aligned by all 10 mlninirrn. nIDOunds
tho provlrIrnnl governments oontril.
tInn Tint Finland rnJ0ya Independence
only within tho limits defined by her
cnnHiItuIInn. tho cnRontinI factor Of
which 1T Tho poHItlOn oi tho Emperor
md Grand Duke which has now
passed to tho provisional govern
mcnt. e. v :,
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uao1x tIAoES NOT GROUND
FOR ScHARGE FROM
SERVICE.
Ex.nn,,o,clalms In Ohio County
Hoa-clthons Offer Aid
to the Board1-


Discbae from AeleGtivf raft be-
c,rs,. orarinlion Or weight from the
.t,n,,,r, set by tables In tho con-
.rr,n,in regulations yesterday were
.,,.n,.pI Yesterday by Major Wal
I.... ,,,.hnrl1slun nnd tho Wheeling
49,. Il Ohio county draft boards
- Titled OF the action hy lolr
.|.,,,,, According To Major WulIhcr'n
., lustrurlluna were laallrd al
v,.,urlun yesterday urlrrnnnu Tint
,t.,urrn on this ground murI H.
h,,,,up until now ruling Ia lnnurd
Ind lien i Iinnorknr. chairman ~
n,,NhreiinE dInn hnnrd. AMI ln.
ia /. nichry. chairman OF Tho
Jv hnprdu received notice nf lhr
49,. order by Telegraph about / -
.,cl, Yesterday nTlrrnuun Tho text
,,tbo order from. Mn Ion Wallace
fnws.
.,,,t Tam, r,r,,ycd from
,,,hIrr,,r d,rcr, ,hni NIL dLsrhnrern
om ucler,ivc draft on account of
,r,ot,on or weight from table shown
n rcuulatIonn royc-ninx physical OK
,mlnntIona must br held up until the
now ruling T.. Issued
Hastv Marriauc No Excuse.
A marriage hastily cousummnted
rccrntly osprciully In an instance
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VISITING MINISTER'S WILL
PREACH FOR DR.. kOONIZ

During the absence Of Or. Thomas
Grirr k0ontz. pastor OF tho Second
Presbyterian church. several prnmi'
nrnt pastors Of the Tri-Stntc district
will have charge of the services. The
following pastors have bern an
nounccd for the month Of August:
August 5. Rev. John Royal HARRIS
y. D.. Pittsburgh. Pa; August IL. hcV.
w D. Allen. D. D., New Cumberland.
", Va; August 10. Rev Z. a. Culcy.
parkrrsburg, w. Va: August III. hrV.
Charles II. Mcdonald. u. H.. AShta-
hmln O
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Fourth street church. lrIrat Method
LIST E:pIsrnpnl "rho Mother Church,
chnpIiuc street, south Of Twelfth. Car
rncr Eugene Allen. y. d.. pastor: Prof.
Ifrnry Hartmann. orgnnisi and choir
master This church dn"H not Cl0so dur
lux tho SUMMER. Sunday school. U.3o
a. M: MEMS Blh- class. 9th II. M;
public Worship. l045 II. M. nnd fd"
D. IN Rev. NJ. f.. Compton. -. H.. dis
lrict superintendent. Will preach both
mnrniuH uud evening. Morning sub
jnrt. '"rhr Kingdom az Our l."rd.' Al
the peoples service IN the evening thi
nuhjcCI will ho "bpportunltY. Mia
w."k nrrvI"r Wrdnor,hy. iih t. ~
VIsii"rn wolr"nIn {" all services. AT
iIng free.
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RnFORMED CIIunOE


St Stophon'r reformed Church. Thirty
sixth ma l:0T Htr""tH. ltrv. e. II.
Mntzk". pastor: ?;Ih n M. Sunday
~ ho"l; 1890. G"rnnu md English
preaching service. topic. ~ S"uu"n for
War Time. j. IN. meeting Of the In
dies' Aih %"ri"ty IN tit" church pnrl"rS.
'ru"sday evening. Young I'c"plc's meet
INK: Wednesday evening. Watermelon
social given by tho \. L. ) at tho
church. Thursday evening. choir ru-
henrsal
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baptist.

Emmanuel baptist church. 2s@9 lG0fT
street Sunday r'h'ml al ~ 90 H. ~
Primary department WIN nirrl In Ih"
ANNEX. No "IIh l.uiI street Ia charge
nr Mira. HuTduu md Miu- HmlIh. Morn
lug wurrhIp al II bh o'rlnrk Evan
Hullnl II w Lunar. viii have charge
81 me r'rvI'r Il'IN Ir',,ll w"I''IiIr
'IIirIu viii iri i,n tN,nIup ,.1IN L."
hun,lmY. AnnurI I'm. lt"N Walter u
tnitIInI IT WurIIInr I"It. l. g viii preach
nIurnIuU aud uN.uluE MrIulnrtn uT thu
church nIn "nIrrlnlY urged Ia r"uI"nh'i
lila uuiiuIIiu uIIIrnI
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REFUSE INDEPENDENCE
FOR FINNISH PEOPLE

rETROE'KhD. Avg. 3.--Thc pro.
vInunnl government hun r"fuanh to
acknowledges FInlnnd'R independents"
law md hnR inHtrud IHRlrd mnnl-
rrstn hIaRulvInk the Lnnhtng md mp.
pointing II Bonoral election Oh OCto.
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EIIHCOrnL CHURCH..

~ NntIrrw'n church, !. l"Hrn FlrlI.
rector ThrIc wIIl i'' r"l"hruIl Ion Of h"ly
communion I"Iu"rTnw. ia" ninth Eunhh
nrf"r TrlmIIv. at tt u'rInrk II. m. th"
cvcuIuL hcrylCr viii l." hrlh IN The fun
day "rIu"I r"un vt no. when tho
trnnnTlEurntImu viii hr Illustrated by
Culurrh rt"rcoUiIr'n pictures. nnd mp
pruprlntr hvmnu will u" "unE: Sundu y
nChpul Mt y IL ~ IN
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EvAN0EIICAI-

st. Paul's Evangelical church. Thirty
eighth and Woods streets. August carl
Rnschc. pastor-Gcrmnn services . to 10
o'clock In tho morning. Sunday l'Ihn
school 10 to 1890 n. m. English service
1890 q. M, Miss Elsie kettlrr mis-
sionnry IN East India, will speak. MNH
Kottler will have mn interesting nr".i-
sago for us Ladies' Aid Society at :; T.
IN. willing Workers meet Monday at y
p. m. Business meeting '@r~~.,udav
school teachers and Of ~iny
evening. Evangelical LcnBuv ..... 'ay
evening.
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M. r. CHURCHES,

ChnplInr %ir'''i M"ih"drI Eni"rnpnl
church. Samuel rhmrhH .i"u":. minister.
Ia Ihr iulluWIur 't'rN lees n very cordial
Invitation L. "&t'nI"d. ?:iH. Sundn v
:''ho"I StIulry \. t'armnhan. SuI"rin-
t"ud"ut. /. in"ruuE Worship. H"rlnun
Ivy pnEt"r: subject. 9TH" Why "f
Christ" M evening .rrViCr
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Tlrnt TnRlinh I.uthornn church. HIp-
ic"nth Hlr""t. itov. r.. c. Howard. pnn,
tor, Sunday school Mt 0:10 u. m: morn
Ing Worship ut l0:a0: Hrrmnn. Some
OhJoctIvcS for the Nort Campaign" div
cushion or tho ncKt ycnr'n work tn hN
undertaken by tn" congregation. Thin
Will be tho Inst sermon by tho pastor
before hH vacation. ON ovoninE scrvlon.
Always welcome horc.
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nnHnYTunIAm.

vnuro Memorial PrnHhy inTinu church.
W"nhndnI"r-Tho pulpit will In filled II I
tho morning norvlno, hunhnY. lay Tho ltnV.
II N, Campbell. u. T.. Now IhlinluI rhIn
-. whn will I'rnnrh In tho nbnoirn nr
tho pnnl"r, ilnv J. NJ i"tt"r. y. H. n"
nvNmlmn noI Woo.
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ThuInuun Mcihudl~t Fplrr"p"l ohu''"'
south itrun,lwny nnh ohio. IH'"nh. 't"V'
T. r.. Illrd. pna'"r--%uuiny Hcn""i ut
$40 n. M; pronrhinE ut 1910 "hh Ia"
~ IN. Tho pHslor will pr"hch at III"
evening service Tho nNrvlc" Will u"
delightfully."- informal with good OOH
'ErcEht lunnl singing.
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District Hoard Conference.
Not For Him to Gay

Now Arrival And whore do ! 70
whom this rhclllnH buniuoHn ntartnT'
unndy unir Of tho "Wcr Klrh")
Il middle. TINT II d"prndH on your re-
lcrglnmn opcrnInnn! "--illlghty.
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CHRISTIAN.

! Wnrwood Christian church Francis NJ
| Diddle. minister. Bible school. ~" II.
m. Carl Caruthors. superintendent.
| Lords Suppsr and sermon. II. m: sub
! 1ect. ''Elihu's Argument" Union services
| In tho morning; sermon by Itcv. buck
! 10y. All cordially invited To all the
| SERVICES
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Third Presbyterian church. Thirty
eighth nnd Jacob .trania. Hav, j. J..
I."ysnhorEnr. -. u. pn"tnr--Tho ununl
Arrvioou will ho hold nnhhnlh huRuri G
flnl'hnth nrh""l nj ono n, ~, Preaching
at 10 Az II, M. itnv. g. | Wllrnu Will
hnvo "hnrRn Of Ia" morning vI"" NV
Ing To tho pnHIOr'n nhnriiCu from Tho cit v
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.DISCHAGE FOR WEIGHT VARIANCE
ISlJSPENDED FOR DRAFT ARMY

men It was decided to distribute tho
blnnka before the examination. with
tho former ARRANGEMENTS the men
would have only few days to nuke
the necessary nflidavilS. anu TINS
would cause considerable confusion
for all involved. Dr. Dickry exam
ined several Ut the applicants IT they
had the appearances OF being too Hight
or small to comply with The require.
menIs. and II they were below the
minimum they wcru not given rIcinlI'
ton hlnnkn. IN they would hn rejected
| by the examining board
/ ''itrEuTdluE "rr"n, mhrrihE"n OF
! lhunu liable Il. military nrTvir". The
nrIrcIlvr merry law d""n not rorult"
hlnchnrgus In all rnnun OF technical II"
prndcncy. but only u"IInlln hlnrhnrE"n
In View Of dependency when lila
charge Ia nhvinuhlr. l.uCnl b"ni'ln
utny well hold TINT II mnrrinEo hnrtl
~ contaminated r"r"nlly. nnh "Hp".
clnlly when contaminated by p"rn"l'
! nrInr hr Inns boon chilled /" pr"n"nt
; hlmrrlr Tor examination To hriornIn"
his nturHu for military E"rvICr. doe"
not create u ntntun of dependency In
which 1t Ia advisable to grant dis
| charge.
at IL TO DO expected that local
boards will rxcrClHo their full dlscrO-
tlun In n cnac where they arc conf
dent TINT unsCrupulous persona have
Violated tho principles OF tho selcctivc
service law ia the hope OF escaping u
duty that Is rightly theirs and pass
thnt duty on to someone else"
Volunteer AID to Boards.
| Seven prominent citizens yenterdny
| volunteered their services TO tho city
! drnft hoard To help examine men for
| the srl-ctivr ARMY. They ARE GrOrH" y.
! i'rrury. Th"nns F"rIh nuh carl Schmidt
, veterans nr the "ltlccTa' training 'ntnp
! at t'i I!rutnniiu Harrison. Attorney j.
W CUMMING Arthur Hubbard. Roy Is.
' Nnylor and w. Frnncin llydo.
District board Conferences
| The meeting Of the northern dlnIrl''
I h"nId which was anpp"HGh I" hnv'
| Lrrn held In t'Inrhrhurg On huguhi o
| haas hrcu l,"nI l',n"d la order thai ilI'
! ,ncuIhurn "r ihla board Iuny nool 10
| thnrlrnInn un IhnI lutu In lnlnt Con
| rorunrn with the InoulIoTn "f Tho houth
ern ll.trlut hrnrd Tho Nv" b"nrdn will
| meet at u day I" L." nnu"'inrod nuhn"
| uunutly nru"r'lln9 I" Mh)"r WaIlnC"
| ur chm I0nt'm.
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LUTHERAN UnUnUn uu.

A lfhI nlnIun Iunt"r Nhih huudn !
mfInr Trinity iHvlUn w"Inhll with mol
iu"u hy Ihn pari"T al 10 40 u ~. Nun
day r"l'."l AT y ~ III. All ""rrfInIlr
Ia ,liul
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dry. from ~ O'r,uck III. unili q. M.
nud GA Fn'urdnv evening fr"n I" ..
Tho public Ia lnvlI"I Ia niI"n1 III" rorv-
Icon nml to utnltr IiI" at tho prlvll"g ~
nr the rcnrllug ruuIn
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ST. james Lutheran church. 1a09-lIll
Chnplinc street. Rev Whittier e. Schuottn.
pastor. Ninth Sunday after Trinity.
Sunday school and Bible clasnos (EnB-
linh and Germany; morning service
tEnHlish) at l0:46: subject "a Bad Nun
Praised In tho Hlble:" Monday evening
al y. Slick benefit society: Thur,rIn y
evening Mt \. church council: pust"r'r
Sunday Hrh""l subject. "Whonc ru"t-
pTinta:"
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ON ufuTInrt rt,IENCE

, First trIII.h 81 ''hIl"I ttl' I""iI"iI. y
80 T. ". auditorium, .:'ryI""" "uI"lr",
IT - ~. W.rlm"r,lry i'.'ltrr"ui"l m''l
IrF. T. M. .iut"lnv ''h'"'l u u. ~
r"ndIur I""rm. lllr 'hnI'l,n" "IT''i. "r"u
| duly "A""Il Sundays and lrEmi h"ll-
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tIui,In NJ NJ church.. M u, H'"''h'
,,IuinI"r uunhnv n"It""I at ~ ""''"
Il.. no, uinr anIvI"", Wpr"''h '""h"
at 10 ~ en- post ru"'i"v hf"'"r
nur,iuI - .u, rt"tnlnH p'""""'"H ""'
vl"" Will L." continued !" w" "''''
tho rnurrr"n"n v"ur. Hlv"ry ""''""r w
our church. la rSp""i"1 !" -" ~ '"''
rc,ri,o n, I,,uIuoar ur V,Inl import -
MIRO tn tho church InrIut DO inkon oar"
ur nt this tlIun.
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r1rri iiaIh Iri 'IInr"h ruudnr

I1rrt iinILIri 'Iinr"h ruuhnr n"h""
1,th IA. Inn, M"rmInE r"rvh" II "''l"h
rruu uii f.", vi,u at iI'Tuunn IInnh built
Iuu ~ q Ii T. Ev,nIluH h'Ivl'". ~
",, IL" Il Il," pnmtnI. VIII d"tir"I tie
IhIrh or u rrrI"r at tnIhn nii Ihn "nlr
Loot "Tho lnhrIunUl" "r iinh" Wcd
nnrhnY uInynr tm'"Ilng at ! lG j.. Nv
P'Tlrnhr Wishing I" n""unII'nnr iho pnr
Tor Ia tho prcnI IImpiirI n"r"mhlY /" IL
hrlh nj I'hlIllrl huEu"t IL. pl"a"'
Wnrwuul IiuItIut hIrrIUn Hunln !
rrh""l. : :" !, M. Irny"r m""li"E.
70 m. Ihtrr,lnY
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WhEw""l Lutheran "hur"h. ilnv Iinlpi,
A fimrrltuInu I'hTi"r SInih Uuu'in =
nrI"r TrluIIr. blvlu" wurnIlp with nor
mon Ivy tho ppntur At Tao u. m. Huu-
hny rrhnul nj 2 .l0 u. ~. All wclruua
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Firnt rronhYtarlnn nhuruh tJO1 Oh

Tlrnt FronbTforInn ohnrUh, IIOl fhnu.
l'un nir""l Claude Purtor Terry mIulu-
tcr--T'hln church will ho "pcn all mum
NOR. niblo Hchn"i O:a0. MunIo Tod 10y
tho Orchcntrn. M"n'H nIhIo rlurn 0:ih
Morning wornhip i0;4h. Evening wor-
ship 7:4U. Hpooihl muHlG Tho pnrtnr
will preach Mt both norviCcr. Wcdnndny
ovoninR horvlco 7:46. VlHltorn and tray
cling mon woloomo.
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ELM GROVE GmUnCHEH.

rhIrIinu church. Elm Grove. llnrrY
Il,Irrtrrn urrI"r IA -. IN. ilIhl'
u.hnoI t.." NJ t;"wnmi. superintendent :.
II - ~ communion ""rNl"" nnh r"rnI"ii
nuhjr"I. "$rr"nhtnE III" ''"rr"I "r
.thti.I". T.. IN. weather permitting.
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First ITnitnd prc.bv,crIpn churc

F1rat United PrcHbytcrIan church.
Row. Chns. ii. Robinson. d. D.. pastor.
Services ut 10:45 Il. m. with sermon by
tho Rcr. John Calvin Smith. pastor
OF tho First United Presbyterian church
Of Wolsvillo. Ohio: Riblo school. Mcn'a
md Womcn'H classes. $50 II. m. No
evening service
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,rryIcr will hc hold on church lnwn
with XrrnIun by pastor. Subject Llin
ray Chrrk" Monday. y. M. monthly
meeting If nrIIrial hnnrh Wednesday.
/, m. mid week rrvlr".
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McMECHEN CHURCHES

Fuller. Jr.. minister. Morning Worship
Including RthIr srh'"'l from 10 tn li:3n;
=. r.. r"rrIunu md ". W. Wilson, su
prrlnt"mL"iIIH. christian Eufl,uvnr. i:4i
y. m. preaching s"rNl"" i:ia -. IN: y.
W. l.: NJ. Tuesday evening, prayer meet =
ins Wednesday evening". IMdirH Aid %u-
rI"Iy iur"iiur all day with noon lunch
Thursday. Cnnir rehearsal Friday rvUn-
lIIr
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UNITED PREsDYrERIhN

Second Unitod Presbyterian church.
Row. I'm McCreRry. pastor. owing Ia re-
pairs no preaching services. Snhhmr h
school 0:30 IL IN. Prayer meeting Wud-
nosdny evening. 1916 o'clock