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turned yesterday from Parkersburg,
where he attended The session Of the
Federal court.
]. II. Riddle. of Parkersburg. con-
nccied with The Portland Cement AS
sc"iation. is In the city.
Sisters VI. Anthony and Mary Car.
mel. Of ST. Joseph's Academy. will
leave, Friday, for Washington. D. G.,
where they will enter The Sisters.
College Of the Catholic University OF
America for the summer term.
+. !. Reed. representing Lrhn X funk
is Il business visitor in the city.
Nathan IiroIrrmAn. apprentice sl"rco-
tyrrr on tho Cleveland Plain Dealer.
former resident Of this city. is spend
ing Il few dnys here.
Raymond \. Shields Is In Washington.
y. e.. on 4 business trip.
Mrs. Lou Davis Jenkins left last night
for Akron !nr a brief visit.
Dr. and Mrs. ". ~ Quimby returned
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10 New York last night. after visit
with Mrs. blanche Stcenrod.
Capt. John NJ Short. deputy United
State Marshal. returned home Xcstcr-
Gay from Parkcrso burg federal court sos
sion.
Justice Charles F. Miller will leave
shortly for Il fishing trip in Wctzel
and Tyler counties.
County Agent Isaac s. Cook. Of The
Pan Handle Agricultural club. has re-.
turned home from an official visit n:
West Liberty. Bethany and through
Ohio county.
Miss Sarah Cary Of East Liverpool,
g.. returned home Yesterday after
visit with friends here.
pr and Mrs. -. f.. Spencer OF Pitts
burch. ar. tho guests Of relatives here.
Mir. and Mrs. ID. T. Swing Of Clarke
burg arc visitors in Ihc city.
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(Continued from First Page.)

lacks against Italian positions on
tho Asiago Ploaeau and in the Vo-
dice district were rcpulsed.
Again Japanese torpedo boat de-
Stroyers in the Mediterranean
have been in combat with an enc
my submarine. According 10 the.
Japanese naval attache in Lon
don, the underwater boat prob
ably was sunk.
As an Offset to.this. however. a
Tautonic U-boat in the eastern
Mediterranean June >. lorpedoed
and sent TO the bottom the British
armed transport Cameronian, L
vessel of 1851 tons. and formerly
German liner. The captain OF
the transport and G. other per-
sons are presumed 10 have met
death in the disaster.
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contribution OF 1850 from the Eagle
Glass Manufacturing company, one
per cent Of that Wellsburg corpora
tons capital stock.
Hon. u. p. Hubbard presented the
appeal for the Red Cross in a cold,
business way that struck deep with
the thinking business men.
1--WE owe the Red Cross everything
that il asked Of us. The war. which
has brought wreck and ruin 10 other
countries, has brought this country
much wealth and prosperity. through
no guilty wish Of ours, God knows.
But it has come, and 1t Is only falr
that we pay back reasonable COM
mission on the money that mas been
poured into our pockets.
Will Shorten the War.
America can win this war and will
win tin less time because Of the
Red Cross, what il is doing and what
1t Is going TO do. It's up 10 us TO give
our money or give il ur--girc 10 the
Red Cross now or give il later 10 the
internal revenue collector. II you
want 10 help win this war, give now
10 the Red Cross.
THE war abroad has smitten the
rock OF American resources and the
products of our farms and factories
! fills every channel Of commerce. When
the wan is won because Of our part
America will be al the head OF the
worlds commerce and will stay there.
1t will reap the reward and the none!
paid now is an insurance premium
against loss, yes, guarantee of pros
perity.
Mr.. Hubbard concluded by reading
a paragraph Of a letter from a friend
showing anxiety for son who is with
the ambulance corps al 4 hazardous
post in France. He could not answer
that letter, he said. until he found the
answer in a card which just came 10
his hands He read the card. II was
the evenings first subscription TO the
American Red Cross-five thousand
dollars from ]. J. Holloway. chairman
OF the campaign committee, Mr.. Hub.
bard concluded with another noble
deed-he made his subscription an
equal sum, and the drive for funds
was on. How we'll the initial blow
had been aimed was told al midnight.
when the erenings's subscriptions
were totaled.
! Mr.. Maggie. in resolution, expressed
grat altitude 10 every committee and
worker who had made possible the
success of the first day Of the CAM
| paign. and Or. A. l.. Benze announced
! that telegram would be- sent al once
! to President Wilson, telling him OF
what had been done.
Seated AT The banquet tables last
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Seuce Is hereby given that under provisions OF an
ord;n,rce granted BIZ The Hoard Of Commissioners
Of tho County OF Ohio. To the Wheeling Lin Grove
Railroad Company. which ordinance WINS passed Ne.
rnrec. ~. 1897: and l~:ame effrS;rs on The so
DAY II January. lSaS. the said BnHrd VI tohn"ioh~
er. Of The County o' Ohio. Will On the sth day OF
Luir 1916 set uron amendment to said franchise
reaui-.ne the West Nirsnls Traction EieciTo Com
pan, % change hs ncI;ion OF Its tracks 10 the Uld
d., Of th. rusd from = culver; the National hoad
near t'cci! rlIrn TO the Town Of Elm Grove.
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS or TIE cDGN-
TI OF OHIO.
CuAs. o. EPHLIS.
President
8 H. c. CNUEETooD.
,.o.3ot Clerk
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
OF the Redemption Of So1.s s. Amounting Il
S6.pcooo Of the Refundlnu Loan Of 1862
Of tho City Of WhtoIns.

En;;.. - he5rbs rirrn nv the Commissioners 81
the kcIundlna L".n ~ Igo: that On June 10. 1917.
urs,Au: 20 th- requirements OF tho orllnsnce san.
city raised January :. 1909 Amended March =.
IfG: md s.An amandrd Jun. Is. 1907 entitled
IAN ordinance ~ provide for IN. ISSUE and sale OF
bonds Of thn 81! NJ Wheeling 10 BE- known a. the
Rrfundns Bond, n ls02. and FOR the redemption
and payment :hc:eor
Tia :ho i..inrirE described bonds rumberrd from
:3 IN iiS .acluGre ard marked Series 20 and tn
10. Amount .: ST. oGn 90 tsd bonds Will hn redeemed
and raid 4: ;he Rank NJ the Ohio VALLEY In ihr I;v
q! Wt,-ius West Virginia. and after luly l..
1877 and said pnds will cease TO hear interest or
ih- last named day and date.
D. =. LIST JR
JAMES r. MAXWELL.
/. A. MILLER
commissioners Of RefundInS Loan Of 1907.
!e-ls-t-iJ-l
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
Notice IN Bondholdcrs
of"the
FaIrmont < Warrington
Railroad Company
OF

Redemption OF bonds
Of said Company before maturity.
SotIr, (, hereby given 10 the bondholdera nj she
FAIRMoNT & SLtSSISGToN RAILROAD
COMPANY
That rursu2ut 10 the provisions OF the mortgage oi
said company dated January !. 1905 to the.
GUARANTEE TITLE & TRUST COMPANY.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. TRUSTEE.
Which gives the company the night 10 call ~ us
OPTION tn. outstanding bonds nf the COMPANY al
,ny interest period Aztec JanuiJ l. 1915.
1h,, said outstanding brnds will DO redeemed RSo
raid al the rate Of Ono Hundred and Five percentum.
and tho secured Intercst thereon on July ]. 1917.
They must bc presented and surrendered or after
that date At the office Of the Trustee with tho COM
many die a. said dats and Ill coupons maturing there
After AN Interest on each OF said bonds Will cease
al
July I, 1917.
GUARANTEE TITLE TRUST CoMPASI.
PITTSBURGH. PESNA.. TRUSTEE
loI MAGEE BUILDING.
PITTSBURGH. PA
my-l-s-l5. O. g JUS la.la-26
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MI. wilson's Apl>e Al

WASHGNtiTbN Jun" lS---Pr"Sident
" I!Snn in y telegram I" lhh mayors NJ
,.'Tr urged generosity III contributions
F,.- thn R",I;t'rrSs fund He said
"'rh,. American people by their OVER
whrl,ring subscriptions to tho Liberty
1rau nnVr given new endorsement TO
'i,.. high principles For which America
-. :"d tho wa-. During the present
:. -. which have designated as Red
,'i.,S wrrt. th"r will hay" a uniGu"
privilege. Of. .nanif"sIinE Americas un-
s"lnShn"SS as we'll ~ the real spirit or
sacrifice. whirh anIn.ai"S our people.
May | urge thai your city. In doing
lie mart in tho raising of this 500 .nhQ.-
rOn war relief fund. .mcaSurn the prr"r-
csily Vi its Gift by The urgency Of the
need"
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NOTICE.
OF the Drawing for REDEMPTION q the Main stro
Bridge Bonds. Of the City Of Wheeling.

OF the Drawing for Redemption 81 me MAIN stroet
Bridge Bonds. Of the City Of Wheeling.
Nul.ce.s hereb- given by the commissioners OF ms
Main Street Bridge Bonds first tere'l that pursuant
tu the requirements tf the ordinance or sad CITY
passed tic l!th day II March. 1890 entitled, An
Ordinance 70 provide for the Issue and sale Of Ronds
o. the CT, Of wnceIinr 10 w. known as the Main
S;eel Bridge Hund- fIIs s-ricsi and for the sdsmp
ton and ?ayacni thereof the following descTioed
Bon,, Issued under said Ordinance. were duly deter
mined b, lot b, >a!d commissioners for redempton
and payment MI 'hc frs DAY NJ July. 1911 to'Tlt:
Bond ~ 500. IN principal numbered 1874.
Roud Of 81. UUE. 40 principal numbered 2o2.
Said e,nds determined will be redeemed and
raid .. The BANK 81 the Ohio Valley. in the city ri
wheeling West Virginia. and after the saId
frs: day of IIv Ial7 and said bonds 81 determined
will ceas. 70 bear Interest from the last mentioned
day ard date
r. Y. PETERSON.
J. 4. MILLER
l.. r. SANDS.
Commissioner, OF the Main Street I':tdE" Loan INST
,sr.s,. je-ls-t-i,.l
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GIBSoE-At the Ohio Valley Generai hospital or
Sunday. Juno Il. 1917. Al O'Clock 4. M. GEORGE
W. GIBSON in the 6lst year OF bis age.
Funeral from the late residence corner Of Zane aud
Huron streets OIL Tuesday morning. June 18th NJ
10 O'Clock ln,erincnt At GAINESVILLE. Ohio. at =
o'clock Friends Of family invited 10 attend.
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NOTICE.
OF Redemption Of Bonst VI the Lean Of 1855 Of me
City Of WhesiIn1.


Ho,!rs Is h.r.h! given by the. commissona1 Of the
loan Of 1855. OF the city Of Wheeling. West 'lrnnh
that rursu.nt 20 tbs requirements Of the ordinance OF
said city. passed May -. 1888. entitled. An orol.
ance tn proridc for tho Issue and sale Of oonos OF
the city Of Wheeling. 10 he known s Bonds OF the
loan Of 1855. and for the redemption and payment
thereof. and providing for piyment into the Ct'
Treasury Of certain amounts from revenues OF the
Gas and water Works" IN. following described bonds
Issued under til. said ordinsnce. were determined by
lot bv said commissioners for redemption and pay
ment on the LIST dsy Of July A. r., lPlt. 70 Wt:
Bonds Of $500 Oh principal each Numbered 81, 81 81
and Bonds ~ 81. 600 % principal each. numbered -
follows: 1877, $780, 1885. 2A. 1885, 5o3. 1853. 2sl. iss
Said honds 40 determined will be redeemed ana
paid a, the RInk Of the Ohio Valley III tho CITY OF
Wheeling W: Va. on and siter the LIST day ot July
1917; and sSd bonds determined Will cease to bear
Inercs; from the last named day and date.
l.. F.. SANDS.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
B ". PETERSON.
Commissioners Of the Loan Of 1883
ie-ls-t-jy-l
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WANTED-MaIe Help

WAHTEp-EnSin-er for sati1sry steam enEtne
Apply III. Eon street after Z D. m. or call Bell
isII.w Je-19.
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New York Generous.
$4,000 At East Liverpool.

Special pisrS;r! t" ihe rTrlligsnrr:
S.\ST LIVERPOOL. O.. June is
To-day nc iirst day u: weeks drive
for $4,000. contributed 100000 10 the
Red ross fund. This SUN WAS raised
In eight hours actual canvass. Edwin
NJ. knowles. wealthy pottery manufac-
iurrr. Is chairman Of the campaign
'ommiltrr whirh consists nf Sc men.
Nu"n da% lunchr"nS will n" held
throughout the week. WciIsviltc ex-
p"clS 10 raise sln.nNu. chester and New
- w. Va. S"l.V1 and $4,000 rcspcc-
';r':r N campaigns IL he launched to-
rlu".uw.
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Country Wide Campaign.
" NSEtN'irpN. Jun. lN-.\m"ricA
T., d.,, turned to the task nC rHisiu:.
$Ihn. "n0. 'nn for III. Rod t'r"sS in M
cirht-lHy campaign. starting h:f"r" the
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THE GARDEN OF ALLAH"

Robert TIIchens' famous novel, Inc
Garden Of Allah" done into photap!aE
form and acted by. Helen Ware ana
tremendous supporting cast ~ nillca
for a weeks engagement at the Court
Theatre. starting Monday matinee June
%. The production was made by seiiG.
and the big feature from spectacular
standpoint. is n SAM storm. The piot
and. for the reason that this can be done
upon the screen. the photOplay far "E-
ceeds the dramatization Of the book MS
II was seen upon the speaking stage:
THE Garden Of Allah concludcsj 4 most
successful ensnCement AT the Pitt Thea
ire Pittsburgh. Saturday. and comes
direct to Wheeling next Monday. Seats
go on sale Friday morning.
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Flea nv CocnWen

Flea BY Cocnweh
r.NiN EESEt RG. ". Va. june IT,
Governor John J. Ccrnwcli spoke to the
Rod ross campaign workers in this
,.i:v al II dinner here tonight in the OPP
cninG ~ tho campaign In Partnerships
for the Fed cross. TIL" governor do.
iilrrei a ruUSing paltotir address and
appealed IL. tho citizens Of 'arkcrshurR
anC; :hc state MS we'll tu raise the quota
IN; ihc hrmaniiaridr work of the Red
I'rcS$ rarknrShurgS quota Is SG0,O0U.
nnr, ;h" "airrn!EE ~ raise il was
!Trnrh"i tonight
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FINANCIAL outpUurIngS for the tTo-billion,
Liberty loan and it's ver-kubscription
have been tabulatrd.
with the renIIitian only one day old.
kilograms pouring into tho GlGicc of III"
Rcd Cross war council tonight told sto-
rieS of generous donations In almost
every section. Campaign committees Of
many cities wired they already had
raised the SUM tentatively allotted them.
or had exceeded the amount. hut were
planning an nctir" CANVASS until the
campaign closes next Monday midnight.
Hundreds of public meetings were held
today and tonight. with some Of the
COuntry'S foremost nan among the
speakers. Military or civic pHradcS were
arranged IT, aid in collecting funds.
which will he uscd bnrh for American
soldiers and sailors and for relief work
IN war-Strick"n districts uf Europe. A
few corporations withheld dividends M
I'll today and pHid them with the recon-
mcndntion that proceeds be donated 10
the Red Cross. President Wilson tclu-
.graphcd mayors of 100 cities urging
them to devote their efforts to helping
the solicitation work in their commun-
itins.
Miss Ruth Law. who made airplane
flights for The Liberty loan. hew over
West Virginia towns today. dropping
bombs continuing Red Cross CAM
naign literature. The war council to-
night completed arrangements by which
Miss Katherine StinS"n. & young woman
who recently gave flying exhibitions for
the Emperor of .IaImn AND IN" President
Of China will Hy from Buffalo to New
York Wednesday, and To Washington
Thursday. bringing rhc;:kS contributed
In those cities IT, Secretary McAdoo.
treasurer Of the Rcd Iruss.
New York Generous.
NEW YORK.. Jun" IS.-"Rcd. Cross
dividends" amounting ia s1.03i.jlQ. de-
Clar.d today l'y four corporations.
brought lie total contributions 10 the
$iV0.0UV.t QUO war fund ny In sl".033.ylS,
il WAS ann.,uuCcd Tonight.
Included in this amount is SIS. 900 re-.
Ccivcd from kcv. William a. sunday.
who divided between the RCD Cross and
The !. NJ. {. \. the. free Will Offering
Of Sl!6.0Uu given 1" him yesterday mt
tho close ot an cvangclistic campaign
in this city.
The finance cunlntte" announced that
Liberty bonds will he accepted in lieu
of cash as utrDUtiunS TO the fund.
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DIED

zANE-on Sunday. June Il. 1911 u $50 ocluci
D. NJ, at his late home. No. 523 South Penn street
WILLIAM r. ZANE. in bis ssth year
Funcr, from the family residsucs wednesday. Juni
20. At > O'Clock D. m. Fnsud OF tho family In.
yitsed to attend. Internunt IN LnWood cemetery.
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MERRIFiELD-on Monday. June 49, 1917. Al 2:E
o'clock y. m. III the North Wheeling hospital
OF her age .
Funeral notice hereafter,
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1.-THE BARRIER" IS A
POWERFUL PHOTOPLAy

~ SON thought your sweetheart
half-breed Indian. would you MARI
her" That's the big problem Whl%h
threatens tn. lovers happiness IN ~"
powerful phuto-d drama Of Rex bcacn,:,
great Alackan Slnry. The Harricr.
whic hUpenrd weeks engagement ''
the Court yesterday. Lurg" audiences
Sreelcd the initial performances ana ~
IS safe 10 say that they. found nc" JOY
in the pictured version III Inns Erea%
novel The development of the. Iinllu"
situation, which forms thr basis Tor Inc
plot makes 4 mos, beautiful. charming
and hCart-stirring love story winch goes
far beyond anything Yet uffcrcd mere. III
The photn-draina line. In this screen
version. 4 sincere Interpretation or
great epic OF primitive life. the motion
picture comes into it's "Nn as H"uIHn'
for dramatic expression and stands sue
ny side with. tho spoken lrama--aN an
Art--not Il playthinE-a living. hr"aih-
Ing entity and not L Shadowy Imltati"n'
In The Barrier goa really forget mat
ynu are looking ~ pic;ur"--y"H I"9'
all consciousness 0: itS unrcalitE-E""
experience tic emuriuns. arc stirred !"
the same depths. and lifted 10 IN" same
heights us If you stood in person among
the scenes It =" Faithfully r"rrodur"s.
'rhc BARRIER" ia a picture Tor All
classes. all types and all ages and gives
the confirmed ''innrie" fan new lnca
of tho possibility Of motion pictures.
The scenes made on thr Ohio river near
Rellairc were true to life and 'he cnna"
Of considerable comment. The picture
is shown twice daily nj rhe Court ana
is deserving OF big crowds.
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WANTED-Female Help
WANTED--FosItion

WAhTEo-Fo.tion coal mine blacksmith. By e1-
pertencad and steady man: VIII coma 1t once.
Mail particulars. Thornt Ice Wyatt ". W..
Ie.l4.p.
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NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF FRANCHISE.

Commissioner, Of the Main Street Estds" Loan 'nrs'
teriesr je-ls-t-iy.l
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sion. which did not conclude until
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FOR SALE-Horses, Vehicles, Etc.

FOR SAIE-I year old roam mare: weight 1850 10
1900. Guaranteed sound. City broke. All purposs
marc Price reasonable. Bell phone WarVood ls-N
te-l3-p
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19

modernist mother found an
apologist in the pulpit of the
- First Methodist Episcopal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
The two unions

the evening service. The two unions
will meet at p m
Highland Park Methodist.
AT the Highland Park Methodist
church Sunday morning the suDJecl
Of the sermon by Rev. II. =. Bond, the
pastor. will be THE Christian War
fare His evening sermon subject
will be The Work of Life, 10 Over
come" Mrs. George Lander VIII sing
at the morning hour. Rev Georse
SouthWell will conduct the prayer
and praise service Wednesday even
ing at 1:45-
Church of ST. Clement.
At the Church of St Clement lne
subject of the morning sermon, py
Rev. Fuller Swift. the rector VIII ne
THE Call of the Cross. The eNenlhs
sermon subject will be "Addition;
For morning prayer at II O'CLOCK
the order Of service VIII oe:,,..,
professional hymn SIG (Sulhvalnly !;
Venite. chant; TIE Deum in L. RAJ
CNYoodwara); Jubilate, chant; seInlo 'l
hymn $50 (Holden); offertory anthem
|E"Unfold We Portals" (Gouned)' re-
cessional hymn 374 tElvey). -
For evening prayer the order u
SeI Proees sioi hymn S1s CGounod(. /;
Marnificant and Nunc Dimitus IN :
(Tours); prayer hymn bS4 1Dy hesJ :,
sermon hymn 3711 (Dykesli ofIer toT =,
anthem The Lord Is Exalteo
1WeStO: occasional hymn SzS CdaF-
ergaD. ,.,..
At the Grand View Baptist SUNDAY
school at 8 D. m Sunday, a orlei
temperance program VIII pc ~
at the close OF the lesson Dy tne 1r uS
Blue Junior class. Rev. j. DaIllei
will outline some plans for the sum,
mer work. The evening Of the mia
week prayer service will be an
nounced. ii, ,,,ae+
Wednesday at p. m. Rev. J. P Dan
iel will conduct the Bible study On
the first chapter OF bphesiAns'
Asbury Methodist.
At Asbury Methodist church sun
dav- the pastor Rev. G. X. Camp DelL
will preach at both services ne ne
theme for the morning sermon VIII De
ssChristianity and the War The SUD
ject for the evening viii pc = ass !
and True Grounds Of Giorying- a.
will sing Jerusalem AT nlsht 9
quartet will sing From Every
stormy Wind That Blows.
Austin Park Christian.
There will be services Sunday Dotn
morning and evening at the Austin
Park Christian church. The pastor.
Rev. ]. H. Allen will preach IN the
morning. Inc SCI
conducted by the elders, and VIII De
in the nature OF an open meeting.
! Mrs. F. NJ Lynch viii sing at the
, morning service and the chorus choir
I in the evening Jack 1saacs VIII
lead the endeavor, the subject pelns
s'Growing As Christ Grew"
East FL PasO Baptist.
Al the East FL PaSo Bapusi
church there will be services both
morning and evening by the pastor,
Rev. Ed L MiIIican- There VIII be
Z baptizing at the close OF the evening
service. The B. 7. p. L. will meet at
Z $50 D. m. Miss Lilly Atkinson Will
I be leader B. L. Ellington viii lead
the prayer meeting service Wedne.s.-,
day at D. NJ The Aid society VIII
meet in the church Thursday al z:Su
/ torical Introduction of the Book OF
the Acts Mrs. F. B. Keeney viii be
leader
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-19
% Baseball Evangelist
Is Holding ReUiodl In
Big Tent In Ysletd

Rev. Argus Hamilton, known as the
Baseball Evangelist" is eonductins
a revival campaign in Tsleta. He has
a large tent in the heart OF the town
and large crowds are expected TO
near the baseball evangelist fan out
sin.
Mr.. Hamilton has been sueeessfui
in the west, having held meetings N
the principal cities on the coast. he
comes with a team Of coworkers- sun
dav services under the tent viii pc;
sunday school at 10 a. m; preaching
at II o'clock and s p m
Rev. A. B. Weaver is pastor OF the
Ysleta Methodist church