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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-09
DEMOCRATIC CONTROL.
APPARENTLY" SLIPPING
Republicans Show Signs ~ Gaining
Strsnglc-iIold Newt SCna-
torial Contest
KANSAS LOOKING DOUBTFUL
Predicted War Propaganda Likely a.
Cause state to IlcCt g.. q. q.
Man this Fnu

WAsIiISGTON. ApuI s with
IN" election "t Irvine I,'uroul United
states senator ttuW Wisconsin.
leaves bcWucr1tl, majority OF
eight la the upper house uf con
rr"TN, th"r" being 81 Democrats and
~ Republicans
The election this fan of tNr Re.
luhllo'hs where Democrats now
serve. hud e ~. election " uil ii".
publican senators. or Republican
Sn'c"F"rH. In stht"s whcr" there are
elections would give the ltvpuhlI.
cans control
states holding elections this year.
which arc now r"prrH"ntrl ny Dem
"ctn'' where there is no possible
rh'h'" or Republican success are
l"nhh''d. Alabama, l,uhluHou. Ar
Kansas lihrdWicN, GeorEiut owen.
~ h"nH \nrdaWau. Mississippt
l'~hdhll. l"uislAr1, simmons. Nurih
carolina Tillrnn. South Carolina.
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VIII either D." returned to the som
ate. or Their successors viii hc Dem
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-09
DUTCH MINISTER DEPARTS,
M Health Caused Doctor August
Phillips to Ask Leave.

WASHINGTON. Apru S--Dn Au-
gust Phillips, minister from The
Netherlands, has asked Tor md OBJ
tained a leave Of absence from hts
government, and viii sail for iIul-
land shortly. Ill health. It ia ,N-
planned, caused the minister. to ASK
for relief
The minister came to Washington
In February succeeding Chevalier
VanBappard, During his absence
the embassy will he in charge OF W.
H. DuBcnufort. the counsellor as
charge d'Rffalrcs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-09
The Daily Horoscope


THE 'tar, incline. but do not compel
Copyright 1919. by The Mcclure
Newspaper syndicate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-09

Your water hill II now due and
mutt he paid on or before the iOth
or service win he discontinued ir
PENALTY added. This iS your last no
tice. ltcc"lptA returned only when
accompanied by postage Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
Along Auto Row

T. &c no longer necessary 10 rnnSh
4 On q vacation tour. Two women doc
tors Of Philadelphia. Fa.. discovered
thar a sedan made perfect ooudoir on
their annual six weeks vacation tour
in the White mountains.
John \. C,lcary has been called from
philadelphia to Detroit t" take tom
norary charge of tho Cadillac Motor
car rompany advertising. left unat-
;ended through the resignation OF l.. y.
Enrne,t. -leary has been in charge OF
eastern advertising.
A typical illustration NJ the lnpor-
tanro OF improved highways as means
of TRANSFORMATION between widely scat
,.red ,.cn,rrS is revealed in a report
nr traffic during tho month "f June
ovcr tho Fixes Peak highway. says Au-
,ornob;le Topics. East of Indianapolis
N tho Atlantic seaboard there was
noticed a heavy increase Of motor truck
,rafhc for through as well as local
destination. West Of Indianapolis. IN
rho growing volume nt travel. 4 large
,r,nortion Of drive-aways from auto
,,obilc factories was seen. while that
.ncc,al section between Hannibal ano
- 1oseph, Mo-. has been designated As
a military route.
To tax the signhoard along IN" LIN
.oIn highway route is a new plan pro-
noscd by the Pennsylvania highway
,roission to secure funds for keep
inc up the road. Stat" laws prevent
INV signs on state highways. but II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
PACKARD TRUCKS
ARE EFFICIENT

All owners Of Packard trucks are be-
inc requested to enlist their trucks I'm
der the banner Of greater efficiency
for the duration of tho war. The move
ment which is the nutErowth of the
Packard .ational truck efficiency test
is mer .ig with a hearty response er-
cryv. re and IL is believed that very
la number Of ihc 25.00n Packards
noS on the road will swing into unc
and save freight cars for Uncle SAM
In asking the corporation of ell
Packard owners and drivers the Packard
company is only cndcavoring to do all
In It's power To promote the plans or
the Highways Transport Committee OF
the Council Of National Defense. LaS
spring il asked all truck owners In the
country for greater trucking efficiency.
especially the carrying of return loads
wherever possible. That its appeal has
not been made in vain is evidenced ny
tho large number Of return londs DUR
eaus already established in the nrinct-
pal cities Of the country.
The one great obstacle 10 the carry
inr Of return loads is the lack or good
roads. True. some cities have wcll-etilt
thoruughfares radiating out ioto the
country. but not very many. Packard
officials are OF the opinion that thou-
sands Of tons Of farm produce arc !eHr-
IL allowed to 20 10 waste because the
roads along which they are grown are
In such A. bad state that traffic on them
Is Utmost an impossihility. Good roahs
eyery-wherc would reach these now OUT
of-thc-way farms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
The Auto Editor Says:

And now they nrn talking OF hyine
ACROSS the Atlantic with AmcricAn-oull'
seapianes. Nothing wonderful ABOUT H.
will wager my new Panama nat
against a pair Of winter shoes that IL
will be done before the snow mes.
were bound TO lick the kaiser and II
necessary 10 fly the ocean wild" 10 90 H.
il shall be done. And why not: rTotn
Newfoundland to ireland is only l'oou
miles: from Newfoundland to the
Azores, 100; then from the Azores 10
Lisbon. Portugal. only Soe-milrs.
Owners with six and ten-year-oiu
cayburctors write mr. asking n II Will
pay them to buy and attach some GER
tain advertised gasoline saring-devicc'
The best suaoline snver In such cases
IN my Judgment would be a new. up-to-
dnte cnrburetor. One that is four years
old il 4 back number and all back-num-
bers are gasoline MASTERS
1l,inois-No, ! do not advise ANY OF
nv readers 10 buy stock In an auto
mobile manufacturing company. lust
now. during the war restrictions. Such
stock Is much more hazardous than
usual.
IIlinoIs-When kerosene is used in
motor II fs advisable to have two feed
tanks. one for gasoline 10 usc in start
INK: the other for kerosene which can hc
switched In after tho motor is hot. TO
use kerosene successfully also requires
n special carburctor and raporizcr 80
the kerosene may be vaporized before
Il reaches the motor. also 10 feed IN
enough water 10 prevent tho deposit
Of carbon. I do not recommend car mo-
tor. For tractor az stationary en-
gin. vherethere are few stops ii works
all riEht.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
FLUSHING

Missc. Annie and Clara Amos visiteo
this week with relatives In St Clalfs'
willie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rartow OF Cierc'
land visited this week with lrlehos
here.
Miss Bessie Bethel visited Tuesday
and Wednesday in St. tlairsville Win
Miss Edna Mead.
Mrs, Charles Vance Of Des Moines'
Ia. spent Tuesday with Mrs. Ahce
Vance.
Mrs. Emma Hamelc,on and daughter
Mis-. Esther, are visiting relatives IN
Washington. D. G.
Willard Howell nf Cleveland Is flslt-
ing friends here.
Mrs. Fldora Donlny was "heenhs
visitor Monday.
T. W. Kirk was business FiSi'ot
in Wheeling Thursday.
Mrs. Barton of Barton is visiting al
tho homo OF D. r. Cowen.
Merle Derington was a Nneciihe
visitor Thursday.
Emmett White and family visited over
Sunday in Camp Sherman with thei'
son, Orvillc White.
Miss Dorothy F'rashcr Of Canton Is
visiting her grandparents. MI and Mrs
Ell Trashcr.
r. NJ. Campbell and family Fpen'
Sunday with their son. Charles at camp
Sherman.
Mr.. and Mre. Fred Trashcr OF IAN
ton visited tho first Of the week VIII
friends here.
Donald Kirk and Miss Mayor o.
pittsburgh visited over Sunday Win
Mr.. Kinks parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Kirk.
Miss Mary Gertrude Boyd 3f CleFe'
land is visiting Miss Dorothy Judkins.
Harry Vance OF Cadiz visited thiS
wcck with his mother. Mrs. Ance
Vance.
Rev. and Mrs. Earl Hughes or men,
PITTSBURGH arc visiting MIS-. huH''S
parents. Mr.. and MIS-. j. e. hoeS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
First Baptist Picnic

The First Baptist Sunday school held
Its annual picnic on Thursday ut Camp
bells Grove. Three auto trucks and a
number Of automobiles conveyed the
happy crowd and their baskets to the
picnic grounds. The weather was ideal
for a picnic and the Grove was In ex-
cellent condition. CaIupbelIs Grove il
situated on the banks Of Wheeling Creek
about three miles beyond Elm Grove
Besides having ample shade from the
sun thore is spacious building on the
Grove to which the people cAn repair In
time Of storm. The children were hilar.
iously happy Indoor and outdoor gam ca
were played and the Wheeling Creek be-
came the cooling off place for many
happy bathers. Ice cream and soft
drinks were sold on the grounds. Al
eight o'clock Mt night the crowd took to
the trucks and autos and were brou ght
safely homo to Wheeling. Every one
spoke OF having had good time and ap-
preciated the kind hospitality OF Mr
Campbell for the deponent sayeth not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
Dixon's Graphite News

Half rho pleasure Of motoring Is IN
the feeling Of security which an owner
experiences when he Is drnrinG good
car we'll taken care Of. lie knows that
the car is in tip-tnp shape and that moth
ing short Of Il collision can mar the
pleasures Of tho drives.
Proper lubrlc;ltion is just as much
factor in this feeling OF safety as new
tires or n recently ovrrhauled motor.
Unless the motorist has confidence In
his lubricants. n vision Of ruined bear
ings IS hound 10 pursue him. Th'' ROM
cdy. naturally. Is the careful selection
Of lubricants.
Experience has taught nacinE drivers
and automobile mechanics that certain
kinds of graphite arc almost an ahSo-
Lutte insurance against bearing trouble.
This fact is given more weight whom 1t
is considered that nincty-eiGht per cent
Of the racing drivers of the country use
Dixnn's graphite AUTOMOBILES lubricants.
The rnotoriSt who wants TO ride with the
assurance Of n we'll cared Tor car has
no difficulty in selecting tho right Dixon
lubricant for the. various parts or his
car. because there Is n special kind for
each purpose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
Brtcfs and Personals

Mrs Erskinc Of Pittsburgh is guest
of her daughter. Mrs. y. g. MARSH.
George C;arvin. who enlisted in inc
coast artillery two weeks ago. has n'en
,ransrorred from the Columbus BRr'
racks to Fort Oglethorrc. Ga.
NJ and Mrs. Harry Lily are the
nro,,d paronts Of baby girl, born Tucs-
day morning. -, so,tetv
and Pod Cross were rntertalneo a.
Wayman's Inn. near Bethlehem on
"wednesday nv Mrs. W. i. Mayrlan ana
Mrs Emma White. Dinner was ser'cu
and tho afternoon vas spent NJ So"
Ing isi,.
Mrs G Fl. Dean nf Wheeling is vls'l'
ing her daughter. Mrs. f. c. klaKer.
Miss Elizabeth Walton Of MOUNDS
vfl1o who was tho guest nj MISS
EIeanorc KiuIr. returned home on
Wednesday.
Tho Alien Grove Sewing circle met
in Good VIII hall on Thursday atl-
crnoon. There was a good attendance
Edward MrCnmhs. who enlisted in inc
marines left IN Tucsdny for far'S
Island. y. c.
Roy. IT. 4. Riddle. who has spent
CT, months working in thu :. NJ. |. ~
in France, will deliver m address m
tho MI. Olivct hall on Thursday evening
August 20. ~ ~,
Misses Ava and Evelyn Jones arc
visiting relatives on Wayman's R'dSr.
Mrs. W. II. Wayman has returned q
,ar homo a, Bethlehem after WISH
in Columbus. O.
Tho Pleasant Hill Ladder Aid society
,;.rl NOR, nj the home Of Mrs. NJ. H.
Archcy, nc8t "Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
LITTLETON

Miss NJ. Pindersast was shopping in
Wheeling Thursday.
Mrs. John Fitzgerald is spending sew
eral days with relatives In Pittsburgh.
Ed Strasnlder was n business visitor
in ClarksburG Saturday.
Miss Madalenc Clark left Tuesday for
her homo In Pittsburgh. after short
visit here with relatives.
B. j. Farrell Of C1nrkshurg WIS a
business visitor here Wednesday.
Miss Martha Church. who is employed
in Clarksburg. Is visiting her parents
here for a few days.
Mrs. NJ J. Lawlis Of Renwood Is
spending a few days here with her sis
ter. Mrs. r. 3. Smith.
L. y. Wetzcl of FaIrmont was hnsi-
ness visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Laura Newman has returned
home after several days visit with rel
atives in Pine Grove.
Harry Rhymcr OF Wheeling WAS BUS
mess visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. G. Teater and family arc visiting
relatives at Kansoath.
Miss Louisa Keurncy left Thursday
for t7arksburg. after n short visit here
with her mother Mrs. NJ. kearney.
Miss Pearl Chambers left Tuesday for
hcr home in Moundsvflle, after few
DAYS visit with the Misses Mabel and
Matte Masters.
Roy Howard wns business visitcr In
Wheeling Thursday.
Miss Mary GrIbbon left Tuesday
evening for her home in jamestown
after n months visit here with her
brother. Francis Gribbon.
Clark Culinon left Tuesday for Bal
timore, after spending n ten-dAy fur-
Tough here with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John CullInon.
Paul PrnderGrast wns business
visitor in New Martnsvillc.
Misses Alta Smith and Georgia ReIl
spent Monday with friends in Hundred
Mr.. and Mrs. Gore bradley spent sum
dav with friends in Warrington.
Me.srs. Charles kobcr; and y. H.
Pike tnotorcd TO Wayneso"rg NcdnfS-
day evening and spent the time with iha
formers parents. Mr. and Mr7. {. 40
bert. 1877,
Mrs. NJ. u. Enons Of Wallace IS visit
inr her daughter. Mrs. {. j.. A'lendHr'
here for few days.
Mrs. John Crow hns returned homo
after several days visit with friends IN
Fcn~nod.
Mrs. Harry Anderson iah IhursoaF
for her home ut Downs aftNr few days
visit here with relatives.
Miss Flo Little. who Is employed Al
Washington. Is visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mre. Thomas Iittlo, here Tor It."
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
St. Johns Church
Soldier Relief Society

The Soldiers Relief Society ~ ST.
Johns Evangelical Protestant church
will give social in the church next
Monday evening. Proceeds from Same
will be- used toward advancing the wor-
thy cause to which they are engaged.
The work being accomplished by this so
cicty is one Of note. At present about 46
boys from this congregation and Bible
class arc now in the army. each and
everyone being supplied withsa sweater.
helment etc. upon being called TO the
colors. While located in the United
States during the Christmas Festivities
each boy is supplied with box from
his home church. 4 cordial invitation
Is extended. not only 10 the NOM oers OF
our congregation but to the TRENDS OF
the boys from our Church and Bible
class who arc in the army to attend the
above Come and spend pleasant e~-
eninG Eith US.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
TIRES
SELLING FAST
New Company Il Doing Great Business
At Tenth Street ofaoa.

A new and unique store for the sale
Of tires has just been opened at 1921
Tenth street. The new store IL called
the Mason Tire Sales company. and will
market tires to the automobilist accord
ing to n new plan whereby the users OF
tires will secure ut unprecedently low
prices a quality tire Of national reputa'
ton. This tire In the Mason tire, manu-
featured by the Mason Tire and Rubber
company Of Kent, o.
The Mason Tire Sales company Is in
charge OF Mr. William F. Bruhn, a we'll
known Wheeling man. Mr.. Bruhn has
had a wide business experience and Is
we'll qualified to. successfully handle the
Mason Tire Sales company. He ha:
lived all his life IN Wheeling, and was
for number Of years with N. Marsh
& Son. acting in the capacity Of assist.
ant manager. having over twenty years
Of service TO his credit.
In speaking Of the Mason Tire Sale.
company and it's plan Of marketing tires
Mr. Bruhn said:
II believe we are introducing revo-
Iutionary plan Of selling our tires.
| There Ia no doubt that the prices are
too high. We recognized that fact some
time ago. and we gave serious study &c
the problem Of how to reduce these
prices. We did not want to sell cheap
unguarantecd tires according 20 the
usual cut rate method. Our purpose
was to sell good tires. the best quality
the market afforded at lower prices
We have solved our problem. How
BY cutting our sales and overhead costs
by eliminating travelling statesmen an!
solicitors and by placing our business
upon a strictly cash basis and carrying
no charge accounts. This results in 8
big saving. and the saving We pass OF
to the car owner 80 that he can buI
the best at lower prices than have cvc'i
bcen Offered before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Mr.. and Mrs. Kunkl" or "hrclnS
v..rc guests nf Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hoffner Sunday.
Miss Amanda Bishop Of Belmont. IT,
spent the week end with Mrs. $. y. How
ri
Mrs. Ella Wilson and daughter nf TIL
innyill". arr guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Wells of Spridcl.
Miss Myrtle Brooks returned home on
Saturday after spending week with her
aunt. Mrs. Carl Tillet Of Barncsfille.
Mr.. and Mrs Caleb Hobbs and family.
attended Tho Neptune reunion In ltar-
mony church on Wednesday,.
Mt and Mrs. William Boyd entertained
the following Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Railey. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ]. Tah"r. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Ellison. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stanton and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
Prepared

German ticncral-"IInre our brave
,ronps been informed that VIC shall he
III PnrtS III four days.
Suhnrdnatr---"Tcs. General.
They understand that the Great War
was forced upon us
"Ferfcctly, General.
They have been told That the Ameri-
ems always k'll our machine gunner" X
they surrendcr"'
"'rhul is we'll understood. General.
They havo been instructed that the
few Americans opposed 10 us arc COW
ardly and mex pericncod'"
"Hand-bills announcing tina; fact are
,assed around nach evening.
Then 10, tho rftens,v" begin. -chi-
caEo Tribune.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
Beuvood Churches,

ST. Matthews Lutheran church, ~:
Water street. Bcnwood. W. Va, Rev
George +. Helm. pastor. Twelfth Sun
day after Trinity. August Is: $3.50 H
m, Sunday. school and Bible class
Chas. koehler. superintendent: 1880 a
m. divine service with sermon by the
pastor Thursday at $3.50 p. FE1.. choir
rehearsal. All services in our church
are English, and you are always well
come.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
N THE CHURCHES

! The Intelligencer will gladly
! publish church announcements,
/ but to insure publication and
! proper classification. notices IN;
tended for publication in Satur-
days issue should be received al
The lntelligencer Office not later
than Friday at noon, and Thurs
day. ifpossible. 1t Is respectfully
asked that the notices be made as
brief as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
Christian Science.

First Church nf 'hrin'. Scientist. ~
o. L. W. auditorium. lll9 thapiInn
street: services %,Indny. II n m;
Wednesday, tralir"nhl meeting. r.
NJ: Sunday school. H:tn II. M: reading
rooms, 111a thnplnr i'trr"i. open daily
except Sundays and legal buildings. from
IL o'clock nj. until il T.. IN. md ON Sat
urday evening from y "'"l""k t" ,
o'clock. Th" publ" ~ invited I" a
tend tho srrvir"H AMI /" MAX" use ot
the privileges nf IN" reading room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17

Emmanuel Baptist church. Y. II. c. A.
Auditorium. corner Twenty and Market
streets. (The strangers Sabbath home. }
Social House. c829 Eoff street. Annex
Building. 2sl6 Eoff street. Rev. George
E. l-ockhart. minister. Residence 50
Fifteenth street. Phone l2S4-M. Church
school, Y. NJ. c, A. building. 10 a. m.
Harry L. Bond, superintendent. Mems
Baraca class. 10 a m. DR.. r U. Drink.
crd teacher. Morning worship. II a m
Reception Of new members. Communion
sermon by the pastor: -Frcytng or
Praying. in War Time" vespcr I'D,
dress. p. m, Mr.. Jones. Martins Ferry,
Ohio. Midreek devotions. South Side
Social House. Wednesday evening. 7t5
o'clock. 4 real welcome extended to all
new Horshippers.
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p.d Cross Hcorgan1xed.

The Shcrrurd branch Of tho hcd 80
was rcurgarzcd at sperla' puS''
meeting. which WAS held in MARSH na.
Friday evening. TIL" following JIM
were elected for tho ensuing war vi
H.. Merinar. president: Mrs. q. IT,
TeIher, yicc presidents; Mrs. Harry
Marsh secretary; Miss Stella Marsh
t,o,e,rer. Mrs. {. W. Goetzc and MIS-.
r n Ferguson. supply committee.
Tho former president, Mrs. S. Rooin-
con assigned and will move her mem
horsbin 70 tho auxiliary at Limestone
A. this meeting plans were made for
.,,ial IA be given In tho Rcd Cross
hall on Saturday evening. August -
Trio McNcchen band will furnish music
and refreshments will be served our
ing the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
SHERRARD
W. g, 9, Meetings.

On Sunday special meetings III '"t
interest Of War Savings stamps W.,
hc held Mt Mt. 0lirrt nj 2:5" p H. "I
- Tho school auditorium hero at S:lo
- m The spcakcrs will he Marcus
pa,hnnboimcr and William Cruise. and
tnnre also will be several singers pres
emit.
Erervnnc IL urged 10 attend tho meet
,ngs as Marshall county IL behind IN
IT, Subscription 10 War Savings Stamps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
wHTood Churches.

Warwood Lutheran church. Warwood
avenue and Sixteenth street. Rev. Ralph
a. Harshmar1. pastor. Aug. Is. Twelfth
Sunday after Trinity. Worship with
sermon by the pastor al 1890 A. m;
Sunday school at $40 a. m All are cor
daily invited.
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is permissible to erect them on private
n-onerty along the route with the con-
sent Of the owner. and the commissioner
says that soon tho trip from mil
adclphia to Pittsburgh will be through
solid lanes Of stgnhoards. II the con-
str,lctiou continues"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-17
Reformed Church

St stephens Reformed church. 36th
end Eoft street. Rev. S. II. Matzkc. pas.
tor. Sunday. August is. Sunday school
At ais Il m. German and English
preaching at 1880 o'clock. No evening
service. Tuesday evening the y. T. ).
will meet in the social rooms OF the
church. Thursday evening choir rchcar-
sal. The public is cordially invited Rev,
y. KaSkc. OF Cumberland. Md. will
preach.
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Baptist Churches.

First Baptist church, corner of Twelf-
tn and Byron streets. Rev. j. MacCul-
loch. pastor. Residence 6o4 Maih
street. Telephone No. Soc9-J. Sunday
school at s:45 a m. Morning worship
at II o'clock. Evening service at T:4S
O'clock, Prayer moAting "Wednesday
evening at 7:46 o'clock. Baraca and
Philathea classes for men and women.
The pastor Will occupy the pulpit at
both services. Visit the church with
the cordial clasp.