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New Britain herald., 1917-04-28
City Advertisement
TAXPAYERS NOTICE.

The property and personal tax for the town of Berlin, are due May 1st. 1917.
 I will be at the following places to receive the tax:
 Berlin Savings Bank, Kensington, Tuesday, May 8, from 10 to o'clock. Town clerks office, Berlin, Saturday, May 18th, from 12:30 to o'clock. Blue Hills school. Kensington, Sat- urday, May 18th, from to o'clock. E. H. Gaines store, East Berlin, Saturday, May 18th, from ] to 8 o'clock.
 Post Office, Beckley Quarter, Thurs day evening. May 24th, from 5:30 to 7:3O o'clock.
 Fagan's Candy and Cigar store, Kensington, Monday evenings, May 2, 14, 21 and 28 and Thursday evening, May 31st, from 5:30 to 8 o'clock. CE1AS. F. LEWIS,
 Collector.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-28
SAKE A CANDIDATE.

Attorney Morris D. Saxe announced today that he will be a candidate from this city to the American-Jewish Con- gress that is to convene at Washing ton, D.. C. There are several other candidates from this city. There will be a popular city election June 10 at which all New Britain residents of Jewish birth of twenty-one years of age and over will be allowed to vote. In the allowed delegates from Connect fcut, Hartford, Waterbury, Stamford and Bridgeport are allowed one each while New Haven will be allowed three.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-28
NEW GOVERNOR OF LUBLIN.

Amsterdam, via London, April B. A Warsaw telegram says that General Count Szaptycki, hitherto commander of the Polish Legion has been appoint ed governor general of Lublin. He succeeds General Karl Kuk of the Austrian army.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-28
PROBE CLOSING OF SHOE SHOPS

Lynn, April 2S.-A federal commits sioner has been detailed by the depart ment of labor to investigate the situa- ton in this city resulting from the closing of more than 30 shoe factor ies. Stephen M. Walsh, general sec retary-treasurer of the United Shoe Workers Of America, said today he had been advised by Secretary Wilson that the commission will begin work on Monday.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-28
Events Tonight
Moving pictures, Lyceum theater.

Moving pictures, Lyceum theater.
 High class photo drama, Fox's the- ater. ..s Vaudeville and moving pictures, Keeney's theater.
 Chamberlain council. Jr. O. U. A. M., meets in Jr. o. U. A. M. hall.
 Vega society meets in Vega hall.
 Corbin Screw Corp. Office girls dance. Booths hall.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-28

NAGLE sANITARIUM AND PRIVATE
 HOSPITAL. 50 CEDAR STREET. NEW BRITAIN. Medical, Surgical and Obstetric Patients. Quiet location, excellent surr0undlngs, free from institutionnl atmosphere. Tho limited number of eight received assures close in- dividual attention. All physicians entitled to recognition.
 Conducted solely by
 MARY E. NAGLE. R. N.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-28
Cilty Ne,,as

Mems and Ladies' Panamas cleaned and blocked now. Conn. Hat Co.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
RARNEsv1ILE CHURCHES

First Methodist Episcopal Church,
corner Church and Broadway. Barnes
Vile Ohio. Price Alexander Crow.
minister. Shall 1t Re Attainment or
Atoncmcnt"" will he the pastors morn
ing theme Sunday. War. Patriotism
and Manhood" will he the evening sub
icct. Mr. Aubrey Hall leads the E;p-
worth League devntionS Sunday evening
ut o'clock in the chapel. continuing
the Work That Lincoln Began is the
stirring theme. Fine concert by the Nor
wrgian Girls Concert Company Monday
evening. Tuesday evening special Of
fical hoard meeting. Wednesday even
ing thr praise and prayer service in
preparation fnr the Easter campaign.
Thursday evening til" Woman'S Home
Missionary Society meets whit Mrs. !.
W Judkins. 3nl North Chestnut street;
Mrs. T. r. lIanlon. leader. Tuesday even
ing Queen EStherS meet with Miss Leah
Boswell. South Lincoln avenue Miss
Helen Fowler will give a splendid pro-
gram.
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McMEcHEN CHURCHES

! Rev. CYRUS A. Eylcr pastor. Saturday
: 80 p. m. "rrrrarr 10 Meet Thy God.
Sunday morning II 4, IN. The Church
of Cod" SUNDAY . y. IN. praise ana
prayer meeting. 7:30 j. m. The IhESi-
cain and Sickness" Monday 1870 p. M.
~. T.. S. e. T.. The singing class will
meet after the service. THURSDAY 100
u. m. mihweck prayer meeting. Friday
4 r. III. .Ir. G.. l.. 80 2. m. the Joseph
ties will meet In the basement OF the
church to transact business and lay
building and purchasing plans.
First ". L. Church Of McMechen. Rev.
Blair ". Roberts, pastor. Sunday
school at A:4I n. IN. Public worship nj
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REFORMED.

ST. Stephens Reformed church. Thir-
ry-siXth and Eoff streets; S. II. Matzke'
pastor Foreign Mission day. Sunday,
February II. The pastor will speak on
the duties Of the christian world to-
l. ard the heather world. in the nlurninE
and in the evening. German service at
1920 in the morning; Il special meeting
Of tho congregation will be held immc-
diatcly after the morning service.
p. M, Sunday school; $50 y. NJ. Will
ing Workers meeting: 1880 p. IN. Will
fish service. Tuesday evening, Y. +. ).
meeting; Friday evening teachers meet
ing and choir rehearsal.
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pp1noEPoRT C1uAcHEs

81. lauls ~. '.uih"r1n "hui'h'
Brids, pori. Main street. E"v. otto Wen
del, rast0r--SrXaGcSiInar Sunday: Sun
day. school and Eihlc class at ":'n a. M;
Divine Service, In the German language
nj ln:4I a. M: MEETING Of tho Ladies
ALL Soriruy AT $40 y. M: English rrSnrr
services at 1:3n y. III. You ar" cordially
invited TO attend th"$" services. The
r;.1rchrtical class Will meet IN Wcdn"s-
,iay aftcrnun at o'clock and on Sutur-
ti"v morning at q u'cluck. M"rting at
tho Sunday school teacher. IN WrdnHs-
uHv evening at 80.
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METHODIST

iE.,;. VI. f.. church. NJ. d. Griffin. min
lister. To the following services: Co
dial invitation IS eNt"ndtni: Su.uas
school Ut a:i1 m. Mr. Milton Heut. -
Shin a; IL o:rloce Until further notice
Their. shall be no evening service. ZIP
worth Leal;tc Friday evening.
Tbs Thomson Methodist Episcopal
church. south Broadway and OHIO. IS
land, Rev. j. Z. Bird. pastor. Morning
worship with sermon by the ptS.Gr:
Subject: TIL. Greater Works OK tl'f
Disciples" ~ 6:5n the Epworth League
will meet and hear an address on the
life Of Lincoln by Mr.. Z. II. watkins.
.Jr. In tn. evening ut $50 the pastor
will deliver the second of series Oh
sermons on Life Problems and the Mas
ter Touch. Thu. subject for the sermon
is The Vision OF Life and the Master
Touch"
chapline Street Methodist Episcopal
church. 2$12-231S Chapline. street.
samuel Charles Jones. minister. sun
day school. Mr.. S: ~ Carnahan. super
intendent \ special rcriew Of great In.
lerest will be a feature Sunday. At II
O'Clock Morning worship. Sermon BY,
furnished in All Good Works.: $50
Junior League illustrated talk by pas
tor. The Pilot: $50 Epworth League.
,ropis: Continuing tho Work that Lin
coin Began: 80 Evening Devotional
and EvanGelis;ic service. The pastor
will again preach. subject The G. Can OF
vice OF prayer. Thursday evening for
ladies only Miss Elizabeth Rungee.
superintendent of the Florence Crtttcn-
den Rescue Mission will deliver great
message. and will be worth hearing
North Street Methodist Episcopal
church Notes.-The Community Church
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Row McCuskey, pastor. Sunday school
at $50, Mr.. Arthur II. Stricklin. super
intcndent. Public worship at w.
tonls nf sermon. "Paul's Charge to the
Elders Epworth League Derotiona'
meeting at 6:45. Public worship at = "a; 80
topic of sermon. Influence" Junior Ep-
worth League Tuesday evening at ~.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening IL
1880.
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monlal meeting. 500 r. NJ. SUNDAY
school at 9:45 4. m. Reading room. lily
ChapIinc street. open daily. except sun
days and legal holidays, from 12:Oo
o'clock NJ. until 400 p. NJ. and on Satur-
day evening from ZOO o'clock TO 300
o'clock. The public is invited 70 attend
tho services and To make use OF the
privileges Of the reading room,
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Eurklry NJ. 4. riurrh. f.lgwu"d. {. j.
Snidrr. paStnr--l'uhlic Worship and scr
mon both morning and evening nj l0:45
and I:%0. respectively. Text IF morn
ing uiscniIrS" '''rh" Lord IS able {" give
ther much more than this" Evening
"Watch." Sunday S,'irnl !:3n 4. M: ZIP
worth league i:iI y. III. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday night Tho SECOND quarter
is conference will hr h"iA Friday night
by III NJ +. Compton. district sunrrin-
icndcnt. The Officials arr. requested 10
hHNc lhcir rcilOrtS rcAnN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
wEsr VIRGINIA PATENrs.

As reported by Fl. T.. Dunlap. patent
lawyer Of Wheeling. the patent office
records show the recent issue OF the fol-
lowing patents 10 West Virginia inven-
tors: William Brasack. Fairmont, as
s1gnor 10 Fairmont Mining Machinery
Company, shaker-Screen: Samuel But
Ter, Sharples. coal-handling machinery;
L, 4. Gunst. Omar. strainer or Oepa-
rator: Bells .. Thompson. Fort Gay.
mattress and springs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
BAPTIST.

First l}upti$i church. cUrn"r IWrIIti
aud Evrun streets The services VIII
10 conducted ~ Edward Schneider both
morning and evening. y c"l:lmunica-
ton Will also BE- read fr"m nnr future
,,,stor SUNDAY school ut $50 Il. IN.
preaching at 1880 II. III. and -" p. IN.
Warwood Mission Sunday school ut ":jt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Rcorganizcd Church OF Jesus Christ
Of Later Day Saints. 4@0n Jacob street.
Sunday school officers meeting AT 4.
M Sunday school Ut 10 4. m. Prcacf-
Ing ut LEO Il. H.. by Elder Leon
Burdick. Social service At L. noon.
Preaching Il, :d5 j.. III. by Elder l.cou
Hurdick, subject. "Christ's Mission in
lJrIl
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RENWoop CLUTCHES

Water street. Benwood. Rev. Geo. F.
Helm, pastor.-The services and meet
ings during the week will be: SeXa-
gesima Sunday-9:30 a. m. Sunday
school and Bible class for adults. Frank
krogGel. superintendent; 1880 a. NJ.
preaching services in the English
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-10
WARwoop CHURCHES

Warwood Lutheran Chiirch: Meets IN
the Central High School. Rev: Ralph
4 Harshman. pastor. ScXagesima Sun
day. Divine Worship with sermon by
the pastor ut 1880 y. m. Sunday school
at $50 u. III.
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COLCRED

Wayman ", NJ. l.. church, Market
street: Rev. T. French Hurley passion
l0:4J a. M. preaching by lh" i,"HtG ;,c
n:%u Il. NJ. parents reception ny thC
Sunday school. 7:i5 j. H.. preaching
by the pastor. All invited, strangers
welcome.
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arrn, THE PIKE CHURCHES

Vance Memorial Presbyterian cn''FTn'
Woodsdalc. James M"a*r Potter. -. -,
minister. Services al / a. IN. ana ~ ~
u. m. Morning subject: limW I!F - !,
Your WrrlG"" Evening": nc NlSut
visit OF a Suur"n" .lurig". SUNDAY
school ard Adult Ehlr CLASSES ut H:%n
4. m. Young Peoples meeting ut d:f'
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ruhIo NJ. E. church mount Il" Chan
tab NJ, u. Griffin. minister. To III" tol-
inwin, services q cordial invitation /"
extended: Sunday school nj 30" =. M;
Preaching IL 600 p. H. Thursday rNch-
ing Epwprth League.
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Fleetwood Lutheran church--The t.dE-
wood town hall. place pt meeting. l:Hf'
Ralph 4. Ii3lrShmnn. pastor. SnXaGrSlnit
Suntluy. uiviu. worship with sermon
by the pastor al 1850 Il. III. SUNDAY
school al $50 =. IN.
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UNITARIAN.

Unitarian church. Euff street. n"rth
of Twelfth street: Rev. i. y. {. FaEGinS"r
Aurr. minister. sunday school ! Il. M,
Service. ] Il. III. Topic. THE Inclusive
Mind" Tho Wednesday evening lee
lures will be omitted till further notice.
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Bible class at $50 a m; preaching at
1890 a. M: Sabbath school at r. M:
preaching at 1890 p. n. The junior
Christian Endeavor society Will meet Uf
Friday evening al 6:iO y. Ill.
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English VesnAy

language: 7:45 p. m. English Vesper
services. Thursday at 500 p. m. choir
rehearsal ul..Ier the direction Of Miss
Mary Kindclhcrgcr. Saturday from Z
10 10 y. M. the Ladies' Aid Society will
hold q pic social In the social rooms Of
the church. Everybody is invited.
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IN THE CHURCHES
The Intelligencer will gladly

The Intelligencer will gladly
publish church announcements
but 10 insure publication ana propS,
e. classification, notices intenueu
for publication in Saturdays ISSUE
Should be received at The lnIe!-
ljgencer office not later tnan ftl-
day at noon, and Thursday, II pos.
sible. 1t is respectfully asked tnat
the notices be made as orle1 as
possible.
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ST, Paul's church, Elm Grove, ]. l'n-
ran Fish. rector There will hc services
/; in ST, Pmul's church ron"rr"w. S"Xn-
crsimn Sunday. at 400 o'clock y. M
when thor" will Il" celebration of Holy
Communion.
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Second United Presbyterian churci,

| Second United Presbyterian church
! Chapline and Fourteenth street: Ira g.
. McCreary, pastor. Sabbath school az
/ $50 g. m. Glasses for every one. l0:lI
| q. m, sermon by the pastor; subject
The Abundant Life" Gas 2. nj.
Young Peoples meeting. STUDY nl
; South American Neiehbors." $50
| H.. sermon BY the pastor; subject. WHY
: ! Believe Jesus Christ Is the Son @'
/ cod second sermon in series Of Sab
, bath evening "Why" sermons.
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Second Spirituallst church VIII hoId
services in Odd. Fellows hall corner
Twelfth and Chaplinc streets. Sunday.
February llth. at 7:%o y. M. Lecture
followed with spirit messages. Rev. T.
- RuclInrv paStor
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SP1RITUALST.

The First SplritualiSt Association
will hoiG services at the corner OF Mary
land avenue and North broadway, Is
land, Sunday. February the l1th: The
childrcns progressive Iyccunl Will meet
III 10 o'clock q. nj. Lecture followed
with spirit messages ri $50 T. III. lev.
L. w. Way, pastor and psychic
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United PRESBYTERIAN.

First United Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Charles II Robinson. pastor. Bible
sabbath is the day of prayer for col
ieges, and an address on "Christian Ed
uc;ltion' will he delivered at the morn
ing service at l0:45 by the Rev. j. Knox
Montgomery. president OF MuSkInEun
College. Young peoples meeting $50
d. m. Evening service with 4 sermon
by the pastor 1880 p. m All arc well
come.
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wesley Methodist Episcopal church
S7co Jacob street. Philip J. DeBolt. min,
70 tho Following services: Sunday
class meeting at $3.50 q M. VIM. Hanke,
leader: sunday school at 200 p m. John
EuInphrcy, superintendent; Epworth
Lcasue at 6:45 p. m. Continuing the
Work That Lincoln Began. MISS Crago.
l.rdcr. Public worship and sermon nj
70 30 a. m.. subject Of sermon: Resting
Places" Sermon and evangelistic ser
vice at ESQ p. M. subject Of sermon;
The Call to the Cnsared. Speclai
eyangclistic services each evening next
reti. with Rev. G. D. Sampson as evan
f,aliSt.
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lr some parts Of India castor OIL
that is said to be superior to coal gas.
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II IL. in. Subject. "ChriStian Pertec-
ton" Prayer and class at 6:43 i. IN.
Public Worship at $50 r. m. Subject.
"Thr Christians Past and Present At
titudc Toward War" At 2:3Q there will
be- Il special service for the women OF
this church only. Let I'LL be present.
The WumauS Foreign Missionary So
cicty OF Rcnwnnd and this church will
hold It's monthly meeting in the base
mcnt Of the church ut I:30. ut which
tho Rev. r. ". Roberts will lecture
nu The Christian Conquest of Europe.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, evening 1T
100. Choir practice Friday evening.
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Fourth Street. First Methodist Epi

Fourth Street, First Methodist E7IS-
copai: Clarence Eugene Allen. D. -.
pastor. Prof. Henry Hartman. organlst
and .choirmaStcr. ?:11 a. NJ. SUNDAY
school fully graded by aepart nle'lLs:
Kindergarten department where parents
ma Weave their small children and at
tend church service. Public worship
1880 Q. m. and $50 p. m. In the morn,
Ink the pastor will preach the SECOND
in 4 series Of sermons. on the SNtn
chapter Of Isaiah. subject. 'CleanSso
XIV Fire" At the Peoples Service In
he evening the vested choir will lead
1.-The congregation. in the singing OF popu-
alrsospel hymns in the DOCK song e.
parkersburg. Union Rescue Mission
Worker. will speak. Midweek service;
Wednesday. T:35 p. m. The pastor Will
lead.
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Stone Presbyterian church. Elm Grove.
! l.. Il. Lrwcllyn. pastnr-luhl lc services
ut II n m. ami N 80: morning subject.
The Bible description "f il food Man +;
evening, 9TH" I"lIs ur tn" Horses. Sab
bath school at ?:1i: Glasses for all ages:
Christian Endcavnr at f:3". Special
meeting Of Young people At this hour.
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Sunday :ch"o! over - years old urged
la :itlrutl
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Elm Grove Christian church. Harry
EuhertSuiI pastor-lu Il. M. i'IhlH school
Geo. Mct;owan. superintendent: / a. M.
communion service and sermon. sumJect'
True Disciplcship"; G:30 Il. M. Chris
tan Endcavnr: $50 r. M. song service
and sermon. subject. Opportunities and
Responsibilities. MondaE,. ';"Q p; M
monthly meeting Of official hoard: Tues
day. 7:%n p. H.. choir practice. Ncunes-
day. $50 r. H., Trimming for service
Class" Thursday. T:30 =. M. rcrira!
services will commence. The pastor VIII
deliver the first message, subject: "A
Pointed Question" Friday and SatlT-
day nights Rev. Olan Mozcna. OF Cincin-
matt, will be the preacher. Choir prac-
ticc will he held in the church Saturday
evening at 100 p. m. All members Of
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Second Presbyterian church. Morn
Inv "Rerive Us Again" Pr. S5:6; even
Ing, preach the Gospel" Nix. 1915. DR..
Koontz will preach at both services
Tho evening service will follow a spe-
cial missionary program prepared by
the missionary societies OF the CHURCH.
Mrs Kooutz will sing.
The Third Presbyterian church: Thlr-
ty-eighth and Jacob streets. J. +. Leyen-
will he held Sabbath. February II; men
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EVANGELICAL.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First Church Of Christ. Scientist. 4.
Q. L. ". auditorium. III? Chaplinc
street. Services Sunday n u :0n Il. M.
, subject Spirit Wednesday tcsti-
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pRESHYTERIAN,

First Presbyterian church. 1901
Chapline street: Claude Porter Terry,
r,inistcr. Bible school. $50. Men S
EibIe class GAS. Morning worship. 1o:45
a m. Evening worship 1880 p. m. Wed
nssday evening service, $50. Inc
chorus choir will sing. Everyone IS
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St. Johns Evangelical Protestant con-
grcgation; Pastor. w, q. Ultert Next
Sunday, German service at l0:45 IL M.
Sunday school and l5lble class at a. M.
English service at 1880 p. m. Rev. Mil
Ter will preach on the theme: The
Challenge Of Christianity. Meeting OF
the Mems Brotherhood next TUESDAY NJ
& m. Roy Naylor will deliver an ad-
dress on the New City Charter.
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St Matthew's Episcopal Church. cor
ner Chapline and Fifteenth streets. The
Rev. r E l.. Strider, rector: SeXagesima
Sunday. Holy communion 4. nj, Morn
ing prayer. litany and sermon lo;"n a.
ing prayer and sermon 1880 p. m. Sun.
day school o:15 p. M Evening, praEet
and Bible study 1870 p. Ill. Wednesday.
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St Iiuke's church. J. Brittinshaun. d.
D., rector. Sexagesima Sunday. sun
day school, oils q. m. Sunday services,
1890 a IN. and 1880 p. m. "Wednesday
evening, 1850.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.

ST. Andrews church Thtrty-scvenlh
and Eoff streets: J. Logan Fish rector.
There will be services in ST. Andrew
church tomorrow. ScxaEesima sunday
at S O'Clock q. m. and 1880 p. NJ. There
will be celebration Of Holy Communion
at the morning service. Sunday school
at o'clock In the afternoon. Prayer
service at 1880 p. m. on Friday evening.
after which there will be choir practice.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-04-13

diate rate of the company for room
ing houses $50 cents a month more
than residences) is lawful rate. As
to this matter the Court said: 1T is
the opinion of this court that the regu-
lation of the company in that regard
was quite reasonable and that the rul-
ing of the commission upon that point
was erroneous (3) That the Commits
sion was right in ordering the cash
deposit rule discontinued and that the
company might as protection collect
three months in advance, as suggest
ed by the commission; (D that the
commission was right in ordering the
removal fee of so cents discontinued,
where one tenant moves out and
another one moves in, and there is
no additional expense to the company,
except the matter of bookkeeping;
90 the court decided not to go into the
question of the value of the plant,
that is was unnecessary to do so as it
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-04-13
THE OPEN COLUMN
Relieves COnscripticn q Necessity.

Editor the Missourian: 1t appears
to me that your editorial on con-
scription in the Missourian for April
II is false and unjust.
You assert that the American peo-
pie, once shocked by everything that
is Prussian. now propose the adoption
of its most hated principle-conscrip-
ton.
We have not been shocked by ev-
erything Prussian; we have been
shocked beyond expression by specific
acts of barbarity committed by Prus-
SLAMS under the sanction of a pervert-
ed ruling class. To combat that class,
we must exert our strength. To do
that, We must ourselves make war,
of which nothing is more abhorrent
to us.
ConscriptiOn is tOlerable only be-
cause war is upon us. 1t will cease
when war and the menace of war are
definitely past.
What is the alternative? Voluntary
enlistment? Then all who are willing
must serve. What about those who
are unwilling to serve?
AS for legitimate excuses, and ex-
emptions. is it not clear that greater
liberality and wiser action can be had
if more than enough men are avail
able? Whom does conscription strike :?
The willing patriot? No. for he would
volunteer. Does conscription compel
those of unsound body or those on
whom others are dependent? Not so
surely as does voluntary system.
Under voluntary service, to secure
like adequate numbers, we
must needs accept many who should
be excused
COnscriptiOn strikes with greatest
force the idler, the unwilling Stacker
and the selfish man without depen-