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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-19

The ozone treatment is simplicity
itself; It's very simplicity. and natu'
raIness being lis chief recommends
ton. There is nothing mysterious
about il, or its application.
Ozone * air-pure air. everyone
knows that pure air Is The most Won
derful germ destroyer known u hu.
man beings. In the treatment OF
catarrh. this ozone is generated IN an
electrical machine, and Is inhaled by
tho patient II il just like breathing.
only every breath brings into the
head. ;hruat, lungs. pure air--nature ;
nwn curative agent. Simple modI,
Cinns. specially prepared In heal ana
strengthen arc also given in this
trrafmcnI-fhc combination being the
last word III the scientific treatment
of ratarrh.
If YOU, or any of your friends, SUI
fer from his lOalhsome disease. for
luathsome il is 10 many, visit TO
the office Of the Electro-MediCal Doc
TORS is more than tho right thing "a
dot is \ nIiTN AND ONE WHICH
SHOULD NOT RI; NEGLECTED
Examination and consultation are
free ar all times. These specialists
are glad 10 hav" the opportunity OF ex'
planning their treatments. II patent
il accepted it is with the certainty
that everything will be done that can
be done TO restore him or her to full
health. Charges are always moderate.
To-day. before il is 100 late and Your
disease Is "incnrable.' call on Inc
Electro. Medical Doctors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-19

Catarrh anywhere in The head or
throat or ears is right next TO the
brain. The Catarrh germ grows fast.
does an enormous amount OF damage
in lis burrOwing into The bone and
flesh and il difficult to destroy. Thcr"
are thousands Of little nerves hat
run from all parts Of The face and
head - III" brain. SOM" Of these
little nerves probably have 10 pass
through mass If catarrhal inflamma-
.lon on the road 20 the brain. When
they do they are weakened. and
sometimes destroyed
What affects the nerves is 1ound 10
affect the brain. and when the nerves
are deadencd by constant catarrhal
DISCHARGES there is bound 10 be Ger
tain lorpor or stupidity brought
abnu, in the brain Of the victim.
Thus follows slerrlcssnrsS. inability
to think clearly. or CONNECT ideas. loss
of memory. lack nf concentration.
lack Of presence Of mind and wander
ing thought
Caiarrh as any sufferer knows. also
has 4 dreadful effect on in" hearing.
many persons being partially o.
totally deaf as a result nj the ravacnS
Of this rnrriblc afflic'ion Catarrhal
deafness" is as wides proad. almost. as
ordinary "coIdS."
ScicnCc has eminent PHYSICIANS in
all parts of the world who have
placed their stamp nj approval on he
ozonn troafmeni for cGtarrh. The
Electro Medical doctors arc now pre-
pared 10 give these treatments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-19
SAD STORY Of
Mr.. THOMAS
Peters
Feb. u, 1871.

20. ~, - I.
an coal miner 81 wears old and
the father Of 10 children. have been
4 hard working man all my life
About July last fclt myself break
ing down under the hard strain Of nH-
10 pieces found that ! was suffer-
Ms from a number NJ ailments that I
permitted TO 20 on without giving my
self proper attention.
Nv stomach was ont Of order With
Indigestion, had catarrh and hron
chitis with miserable hacking cough
and rheumatism from outdoor expos.
ure I had frequent headaches and
dizziness, lost flesh rapidly snd could
20 no further.
I consulted the best local physicians
about my case. but gni M relief. 7
thought my cup Of misery WAS full. but
what was my horror when discover
cd that my left eye had gone entirely
blind.
was advised by some friends who
saw thu ad, in The Wheeling sunday
News TO consult In" famous Electro.
Medical Doctors m The 2nd floor Of
No. 1877 Market street. Wheeling. ".
Va
On examination thev stated that |
had well defined cataract in my loft
eve. The Doctors would not promise
nc am rrlicF nf my blindness, bny vol
untrCrcG 10 give m" treatment for my
cyr trouble in connection with thr
general Elertru-M Medical course for tho
hadacho and dizziness. and strange 10
say after few wr"ks' treatment. not
only did my pains disappear and my
general health greatly improve. but
my eve recovered sight.
L.. !, tie .fD,-
tho benefit Of thnsn who may be- in
my condition and need the same kind
Of treatment THOS. PETERS.
WeliShurC, W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-19

comedy, Alone At'Last," with cast
Of seventy persona including Harry
Conor, Forrest Hti. FRITZ Won Bus
ing. Mabel Weeks .pRobinson Newbold.
Jane Macarthur, elizabeth Goodall.
Marian Folger, ,'ohn E. Wheeler,
Harry r. Hanlon <and many others
Last season "Alonp At Last" was the
rage of musical Ndhy York and its sue
cess there was duplicated In Boston
and Philadelphia. Recently 1t has
been playing at 7e Illinois theatre.
Chicago. The scorf is by Franz Lehar.
who wrote THE gerry Widow"
Apart from irs delightful score.
which abounds IN tunes and not so.
called comic oI.6rs musicianship.
Alone AT Last makes instant appeal
on account of Its Unusual story. This
has 10 do with t;{e adventures of a
party Of American'.tourists among the
Swiss Alps. Thc:'two lovers - there
must, Of course, &c lovers-stray of
from the main party and find them
selves at the toE Of the Jungtrau.
There they are compelled to spend the
night, WHICH gives rise to ugly gossip.
Things turn out ali right for the guide
proves to be a real baron and asks
for the hand Of thu girl in marriage.
The Grand Banl<s Of Newfoundland
supply moro fish han any other sec
ton OF the sea r.
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with Mrs. George Rhoad"", Of Eigh-

with Mrs. George Rhrad"a. OF E:igh
tc"nth street.
NJ. and Mrs. l.. =. knowles Of Wheel,
ing. were tho guests Of Mr.. and Mrs W.
T.. Mcnamara yesterday.
G.. V Terrell has returned from Il huSI-
ness trip t" ClarkshurE and other near
by towns.
Mr. arr Mrs fTarry ShcarirE we're tho
guests a: Island friends yesterday.
Joseph. John, Mary and Virginia Ne"
Of brilliant, O.. were The week. -"nd
guests 0f Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Aaron 81
Eirhlnni avenue.
Mrs. II. A. Robinson 80 W"Ishurg,
was tho guest uf Mrs X. 4 McCu!Ia,
Saturday,
Harry Lucas of Vance avenue. IS i'll
nf grip.
Misses Pauline Golf and BESSIE Out
land Of Martins Ferry. o. were week.
end guests Of Mari" Euhrir.
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TO PRESERVE, PURIFY
AND BEAUTIAY THE
SKIN, SCALP AND HAIR

When you see waman past thirty
with no horrid crowhfeet or pouches
around her eyes. nY enlarged nose
pores. and possessed with a clear vel
Yety complexion, YOU, can be pracdc-
secrets not possessed by the average
woman. And there iE really no reason
why any woman betEeen the ages Of
thirty and sixty shoYid not look from
five 10 fifteen years Younger than she
really is through thu remarkable. dis
covery OF what elec: ricity has done.
no matter what yc.Ir- age or how
coarse. harsh andt- unsightly with
moles and pinples. !. Many woman
with these dis6gurersents has regain
cd her charm and be1uty and awaken
ed to find herself a.; picture with
every sign Of blemis1es gone through
this wonderful treat .nent. Moles can
be removed without leaving any scar
or causing the patlenI much pain.
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FOREIGNER KILLED
BY CAR OR TRAIN
Body Of Jozses Borsik, of WellHhurg,
Fouad NonT Pennsylvania Rail
road Tracks Yesterday.

Sirurr and kill"d during the night.
.Tnz>"s Enrs!k. aged about 50 years was
found dead along the Panhandle tracks
at Wheeling Junction carly yesterday
morning by tn" crew Of Il north bound
Icurs yivania freight train. The for
cjgner had evidently hcen struck early
IN the morning. either by 4 street car or
n train. He was found lying between
il" railroad tracks and street car tracks.
The remains were taken to Wheeling
Junction ON the freight train. Later
the body WAS taken i6 IN" Foster UNI
dc"taking Darlnr$ in WellShIrE. II
was discovered that he sustained Il
broken back and fractured skull. fnrn-
urr James l.. Clemens. Of Brooke COUNTY,
will conduct m investigation this morn
i.,T.
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WAS FRANTIC With
ABSCESS OF EAR
Wheeling. W. w, Jan. 10, 1917.

Wheeling. W. W.. Jan. 10. 1917.
On Nov. 1st. 1919. was attacked
which was attended, with a great dis
charge Of pus. Iva: frantic with pain
and consulted several doctors. but got
no relief. was then advised by my
friends who seen my suffering, to con-
suit the ElectroM[dlcal Doctors, Of
I127 Market street. End floor: Wheel
ing. And now afcr a few weeks
treatment at their lands. am entire
" we'll OF the ear trouble and my gem
eral health is wonderfully improved
My improvement aIId cure dated from
the very first treatment
ReapectfullyS
JOHN K. DAVIS.
r +. D. no. g Box 1873.
Wheeling. ". Va.
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Suffered AGONY WITH
HER STOMACH
To whom this may concern:


For three years Il have been suffer
Ing with constant pin In my stomach
and bowels and at shines ] was so az
ficted thar | couldt not eat or sleep.
and was losing fesn rapidly. con-
suited several physicians and took all
kinds OF medicine without getting any
kind Of relief. One Sunday I happen
ed to see the advertisement of the
Electro Medical Doctors In the Sunday
News of Wheeling, 'and concluded to
consult them-whic;i I did the follow
ing Monday, and p.E my case in their
hands. Now | wifh TO say, after
weeks treatment. ;, am entirely free
from pain, eat well.3sleap we'll and am
gaining flesh and fetl fine.
feel that 7 sho,tH make this state
menr for the benef: of any one suner-
ing like ME.
o622 '.Tance Avenue,
SSarwood, ". Va
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For a Weak Stcnn

IF YOU have any trouble with YOUR
digestion. YOU should read what Mrs.
!. c. Bauer. GAINESVILLE. Ohio. has 10
say regarding her experience as fol-
lows: II was troubled for months
with a weak stomach and constipa.
ton and il was all could do 10 drag
myself about ihn house Chamber
lain's Tablets afforded me- rhc first
relief GOT. and after taking them a
short time was restored 10 health"
Oblainablc everywhere
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Below Are Sonle of the Diseases
Treated by The Electro
Medical Doctors

Brfght's Disease md p1abetes-scia
tica-Co tarrh Of thsn Nose and Throat
obesity-consttpatiaA and Intestinal
pisorders-Liver Observation-Disclosures
1ntoxic atior-Chrouio Headhches-Hheu-
fuatisn-N Breafdowa
Kidney sordersr-Goitre-c!rcnlAtton
pisturbances-C1ub t,,Poot--Broten Foot
Arch-Lung Conditions Gin the eArly
stages only)-curvSture Of tho Spine
ais and defor1Iittes> following tnfantils
paraiy sis Gall st1nes-Appendtc4tis.:
RuptUrc, etc.-UteTne Disorders and
Local TROUBLES CT Women (Aelp for
those Of all ages.) =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-19

Dandruf Makes Hair Fall Out

Treating the bal with vibration
and electricity dissQ;ves dandruf and
frees the scalp fnom eczema itch
which causes the ;7air to fall out
Electricity has proIen to be ono OF
the most Efficient 5alr growing dis
coveries OF he century. It gives the
hair new II, by kilsng all the germs
that Turk - the scalp. 1t promotes
growth Of lew hair after reasonable
course Of treatment,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-19

Einia Braunlich. Virginia Kcllar, Mary
Elizabeth WelshHns. Florence fiifin
Eleanor GiRln. Eleanor Marshall. Kath-
crime O'Brcn. Anna Bryan, Sarah colt
man. Gene I-rivr Mary Margaret Mar
tin. Marie Nee. Virginia Nee. Brilliant,
Q.
Masters Harry Louis Stro"b"I. Her
man Ehcrts. Charles Saylor. John and
Jo: Nee. Brilliant. @.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-19
Building Boom.

With the coming OF spring building
hooms. and many inquiries ar" being
made for huu&Hs for rent. Tho demand
exceeding Tho supply.
Ground has hr"n broken within thu
last few days for tn" erection nf houses
on property owned hy u. J. Valentine.
at Eighteenth street. George Mooney If
Twcniy-firSt street Charles Thereof
will build on Twru' r-H"Ih Sir""t. and I.
+ Dmtv on TWENTY -iirSl street. and TWO
garages ar" III cnurS" "c erection.
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Continued wednesday.

"Stiil. thinking Of buying little farm
Some day"
oh, yes" replied the optimistic fiat
dwelier ~ never STIR the earth in my
window boxes with a trowel that I don't
drsean Of the time when I will own
blot OF ground large enough 10 produce
whole can full OF anGleworms "-Birm-
inGham Herald
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-19
WARWOOD
I n. N, Kings Daughters Meeting

This evening at The HON" "f Mrs. {.
V. Terrell On Eighteenth street. tn" |.
II. ~. Kings Daughters will meet CA
account, Of IN" election az Officers this
meeting Will hc IN important "nr. 'tni
all members Of tn" "l:rl" ar" urged :r
H.. present. At tho conclusion az tho
hueinetrs SESSION. 4 social hour viii b"
tninYed.
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Sowing Club Meeting.

On Wednesday aft"rnonn ~ her home
on Eicht"enth street. Mrs. W. T.. Me
Namara. will entertain the members OF
tn, Warwnud Sowing club. Til" guests
Will ind entertainment In fancy work.
and a dainty luncheon Of E.ast"rtrd" ap-
rmimtmcnts VIII hc cnj0ycd lntcr.
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VIII Move to wnrwood.

q. ". Licvc. hOokkccr"r for the
Wheeling Walt Plaster company. now
residing in Wheeling. recently purchased
III" property Of Frank Dowlrr on Nin"-
tccnth street and will remove his
family here about May !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-19
SUPP EME.
wonderful

"ElectriCity with its wonderful
power TO relieve suffering and cure
disease is supreme. II is natures
method regulated by human ingenu-
tty."--ElcCtro,M Medical Doctors.
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"ALONE AT LAST"

Mr~srs. Shubcrt arc sending 10 the
Court theatre for ono performance
only Tuesday evening. March Goth,
their latest and most popular musical
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DON 7 SUFFER- ANY LONGER
WITH CATARRH

Truly Loathson1e Disease You owe
NeIchbo Grasp ne
Echedicai whose ozone
Bee Hundreds Of Cases
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Personals and Briefs.

Win Kim; al Wh""iinE. WIS War.
wu~d visitor yesterday.
Mrs. jennie M"Ttrau has returned "a
ho- hum" u Washington. after Il visit
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-29
BURLEIGH C0UNTY'S LAST
INCREMENT FOR NATIONAL
ARMY TIES ITS FRIENDS

1t hardly seems day since Bis
marck gathered at the Northern Pa
cific station to bid farewell to the
county's third increment of 20 men
destined for the coast artillery at
Camp Stevens, Ore. And here comes
letter, straight from the heart of
each of those 20 boys, already SOL
diers, proud of the fact, glad they are
there, and anxious that their friends
and families know just how they feel
about it.
The letter, received today by Sher-
if John P. French and County Auditor
T. e. Flaherty, follows, and it is very
much worth reading:
Army and Navy Young Mems
Christian Association, with
the Colors," Fort Stevens,
Ore, Dec. 25, 1917
Messrs. French & Flaherty,
Bismarck, N. Dak,
Gentlemen:
You are aware that we bid good bye
to our homes and loved ones on the
goth day of December, and this is to
inform you one and all that we ar
rived at our destination on the 23rd
of the same month, although some Of
the boys swore with outstretched
arms to the Maker of the Universe,
that it was the 23rd of January-this
was due to their fatigued condition
We enjoyed the trip to the fullest
extent and absorbed all that our
spongy constitutions would absorve.
The Montana state is very beauti-
full one, whose mountains were viewed
with eagerness. Some of the boys
saw two mountains where others only
, saw one, but that was due to the light
atmosphere. We were greeted at
every station with feeling of friendli-
ness and cheers and enthusiasm was
our answer
We missed our connections at Spo-
kane, therefore we had to retire over
night at one of its noble hotels, which
made us long for the good old G. P.
We. also had to stop over night at
Portland, which is something over
100 miles from the Fort; another long
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-29
SPECIAL SERVICES
I, SUNDAY EVENING

Special services will be held in the
'McCabe church Sunday evening to
dedicate the service flag made in hon
or OF the twenty-five boys from the
church now in government service
DR.. w. j. Hutcheson, Governor Lynn
J. Frazier and Chief Justice A. A.
Bruce will make addresses and patri.
otto songs will be sung by an augment
ed choir of 80 voices under the lead
ership of Mrs. J. A. Larson. Solos will
be sung by Mrs. Larson, Mrs. H. H.
Steele, Il. F.. Marquis, and other must.
cal numbers will be included.
To Give Contata.
The young peoples choir of the
Presbyterian church will give the
Christmas cantata, 'The Star OF
Bethlehem" Sunday evening under the
direction of Miss Caspary. ~.
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ing for our warm rooms went through
our minds, due of course to the fact
that the people in this country do not
know it is winter time and have not
started their heaters and furnaces. In
spite of the rain we pursued our soil
tary way until we reached the Fort,
at which place we were greeted by a
group of friendly spectators, whose
friendliness is unceasing. The Off
GERS, from highest to lowest, are our
frie"ds and comrades for the ideal for
which we came.
Adapting ourselves to army life has
been very hard task. especially
from the standpoint of board; but it is
all that we expected and in time we
think we would prefer no other-at
least we like it with a sense of duty.
We are all healthy, with the excep-
ton of few colds among the boys.
We wish at this time to give our
heartiest thanks to the workers of
the Red Cross and Y. NJ. C. A., for
/ their work in making soldiers life
as pleasant as possible. Most Of the
boys are wearing their sweaters and
wristlets, which makes US new rock
les envy their comfortable condition.
We close this little note by assur-
ing you ,one and all, that the Pacific
coast is well protected, in case of an
invasion, by the undersigned. "'
(Signed by the following Buv!cigh
county bOys): =
Harold Hopton .
Ben Cleveland
Chas. Allensworth
Walter Clooten = "o
Alfred Qualey
Joe SOrtch
Gust Hill
If. Otto Hogue
a. Leon Walters
.-, James Jacobson
Floyd l.. Paris
| Edmund Rupp su -.
Arthur J. Morris
| Joseph Keifer
Otto Uhde l4
Joe Kritzer
D. E. Maths
Jones Baker
Herman Engstrom
Carl V. Erickson.
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FATHER OF BEACH
BANKER PASSES AT
70; H0OSIER VET

Beach, N. D., Dec. 29.-John Harth,
aged Is, father of Louis Harth, vice
president of the Beach state bank, is
dead. The deceased was one of the
early settlers in Benton county, Ind,
where he purchased raw prairie land,
upon which he made his home 35
years before coming to Beach. Mrs.
A. J. Coos of Golva is a daughter of
the deceased.
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New York.-This unassuming gown
OF black satin is from the hands of
Madame Jenny, Paris designer.
The outlines are straight and well
handled. 1t is interesting to note how
artfully the designer achieves the ef-
fects of bands with what are mere soft
folds and crushings of the material.
The broad girdle is softly crushed and
there are two double sash ends at
the right side The sleeves are not
ably tight but the cuff is deep and
the fold that lies across the shoulders
of the gown is repeated at the top of
the cufi.
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EIsie's Delight.

as SarnlSQ rOunQ roast or vegetables
EIsie's Delight.
Dissolve package, OF Lime Jiffy-
Jell according to directions on pack
age. Pour into sherbet or wine glass
es filling them about two thirds fall
Dissolve package OF Strawberry Jiffy.
Jell according to directions on pack.
age. When partly cooled beat with an
egg beater until thick. Pour this on
top Of the Lime ,Jiffy -,Jell and set away
to cool. Serve with whipped cream
and marschino cherry on top.
Jiffy-Jell individual aluminus molds
are being used in thousands of homes
The new and popular way is to serve
individual portions prepared in these
special molds
Jiffy.JelI with Rice
package Orange JiffyJell.
: ! cup cooked rice
l cup cream.
Dissolve and add flavor according to
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-29

large crew of men will have complet-
ed by the end of the Christmas holi-
days new school building to replace
the structure destroyed by fire in Dun
bar district No. /, just before vaca-
ton time.
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VISITING School Mate.
CHURCH NOTICES

Catholic: Father Hiltner, pastor
s. a. m, first mass, English sermon; ;
9:15 a. m. second mass, German ser.
mon; 1890 a. m. high mass, English
sermon: 2 p. m. Sunday school; 1870
p. m. evening service and benediction.
e. st. Georges Episcopal, Thayer and
Third Streets; Rev George Buzzelle
rector.-Sunday school at 10 o'clock
morning prayer and sermon at II;
evening prayer and sermon at 4:3O
No 8 o'clock morning service
First Presbyterian, Thayer and
Second streets, Pew. H. c. Postleth'
waite, misunderstanding service at
1920, theme of sermon, 1.-THE Great
CompaniOnship'; Sunday school at
II o'clock m; Christian Endeavor at
$50, subject, planning for the
Future; evening service at 1880
The evening choir under the direc
ton of Miss Bergliot Caspary will
give the Christmas Cantata, "The
Star of Bethlehem. All are cordially
invited to the services of the church
First Baptist, Fourth street and
Avenue B, Rev. l.. r. Call minister
Morning service at 1920. The pastor
will give the fifth of the series OF
sermons on the world war and will
speak on "The Threshold of New
War Year; Sunday school at II
o'clock m; junior Christian Endeavor
group one, at $3.50 and group two at
$50; senior Christian endeavor at
$50; evening service at 1870, subject
of sermon, III a Man Dies Will He
Live Again"
Mccabe Methodist Episcopal, two
blocks north of the MCKENZIE; Rev.
w. j. Hutcheson, D. D., pastor-Morn'
ing service at 1880, the pastor will
preach on 1.-THE Coming Year." Sun
day school at IL o'clock noon ;Ep.
worth League at $50 and evening SER
vice at 1880. The evening service will
be given over to the dedication of the
Service flag which has been made for
the twenty-five boys who have left the
church to enter the service of the
government. Special music at both
services.
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TERRIBLE WINTER
WEATHER ENABLES
BUILDERS TO WORK

Forman, N. D., Dec. 29.-The "ter-
rors' of North Dakota winters are
well exemplified in the fact that Con-
tractor Emanuel c. Ernlund and 4
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-29
Evangelist COMING.

Rev. Mr.. Sprong, a we'll known evan
gelist of Massachusetts has been sc
cured by the First Baptist church t,
conduct series Of evangelical SER
vices in the church early in the new
year. Evangelist Sprong comes high.
ly recommended and series of very
successful meetings is ANTICIPATED.
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EDDIE WALSH RELEASED.

ficuIt to Locate.
Boston, Mass. Dec. 29-"Ed" Walsh,
former star spit ball pitcher, was un.
conditionally released by the Boston
National baseball CLUB today. Walsh
was released by the Chicago club two
years ago and last season was signed
by the Boston Nationals. He played
in only few games for the local
club.