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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-12
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TUH YxMAI DuSINxS9-
Zxn2A CcmM1ttses Recommend "a
RAy Boosts For the workers.

s The fefey-ti1ird national convention or
: - eAnesican Flint Glassworkers Union
~ America will close with the session
thfa morning which opens at nine
fscirek. The convention has b:en unosr :
5 AtsY for the past two weeks and has
& hSn TIA most successful ever held by
{ 81 Union, according to the national
skassajs.
mis- mornings session will see the
1lpc4iop OF the national officers for the
SAsuing year and the selecting Of the
eonxsntIon city for next year,
Up until last night no opposition hao
developed to the present national ONO
6tw ef tia organization. This morning
Naifetinx Is expected to result in the
a-eleetion OF the present corps OF orh-
Sals without opposition. They are:
~ president. William p. Clarke.
Vice pYesIdsnt Joseph "a. Giilooiy.
ss yetary-Treasurer-C. J. Shipman
Assistant seer:tary-TreaSurer-h
Gcok.
fSThefe Is no doubt but what Atlantic
NAty will land the convention for next
syear. The delegates from tina: city
have lined up q big majority or the
eonyention delegates and other cities
6ea$ring the convention will likely with
draw.
,ntf TWO new candldatcS IOr QeleBa(eS '"
me American Federation OF Labor con-
kEntloB entered the race yesterday.
Tn>y were II. H. Harshman OF DunkirX.
ia. and John =. Kennedy. OF Brooklyn.
IN, y, There are now four delegates in
I tn Yaee.~ besides president Clarke. who
a asiegate by virtue Of his executive
1Elc.. Two are to be elected BESIDES the
SsesjAent.
sfffhe convention passed fayoraoly on
: 10 matter Of raising the salary OK
6hAional president Clarke from $i.OOv
q ~ year TO $4,000 per year.
4 AZ yesterdays session Il. W. Gauding'
ffk Pittsburgh. formerly OF Martins
&bsfy. presented gold cuff links to the
taxBm lieutenants. Frank Hackett, or
,Ekllajre: Claude A. Dale OF Lancaster
and John O'Brien. of Eineland. y. ]. He
sHIeo presented similar gifts TO Joseph
s<sfiiooly,I Jr., l3, the youngest GaEam
Sasember In the world and TO David n.
Zines, chairman Of IN. convention ar
xSngoment committee and president
,f$ayAe,
ssRne chimney workers committee
tahcnit4sd its report yesterday and
1saonx other things asked for a so per-
Int wage increase. This demand Will
A& taken up with the manufacturers at
hee conf:rences to be held later. The
&kHte mold and lamp workers in their
H&oArk recommended wage advances or
IS porcsat. Other committees reporting
&Sstarday and recommending wage In
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SHADYSIpE

Friends here Of Sergeant Walter
Kocher will be Interested in knowing
that he has arrived in the states enroute
from overseas service and is expected to
reach his home in Bellaire some time
next week. He is being urged to accept
| again the position OF principal In the
local high school. place he filled most
successfully before he entered the army.
Mrs. Lizzie Davis and Mrs. Gertrude
wilgus. Of East Thirty-seventh street
went on Wednesday TO Darlington to
snend n week or ten days with relatives.
Miss Katherine Bowen. Of West For
ty-first street. will go to-day to Grafton.
W. Va, for a week Of visiting with rel
atives.
The Endeavor Society of the Chris
tian church is arranging to hold a lawn
festival next Friday evening on the
grounds about the church.
The Misses Catherine and Martha
Smith and Miss Jean and Miss Louise
McConn, with John Robinson. will leave
in the Robinson car to-day for an er-
tended tour in the Great Lakes region
and in Canada.
Members Of the Senior Ukelele Band
were pleasantly entertained on Thurs
day evning at the Shallcross home on
Brooks Run. The party was chaperoned
from mere Dy 11r ana
Private Fritz" Wilson. son Of Mr..
, and Mrs. Swan Wilson. OF West Thirty
eighth street, has returned from a long
overseas service. The young soldier
spent several months in Germany and
once for a period OF more than five
month: no word came to his anxious
parents.
Miss Ella Roscoe, Of North Central
avenue. was at GAINESVILLE on Thursday
TO attend the wedding Of friend.
Mrs. Charles Danford and little son
went this week to Columbus. where they
will spend three or four weeks with her
parents bfore starting for South Dakota
to joint her husband who is employed
there
Mayor W. T. Jones and family motor
ed on Wednesday to Monroe county. for
visit Of several days with relatives.
Mrs. Harry Workman. Of Avondale
has returned from a pleasant visit with
relatives In Burgettstown and LANCE
10th, Pa.
Lieutenant Harry Lee. just arrived in
the states from a long service overGeas
Is at home on a ten day furlouSh. He is
son OF Mrs. Catherine Lee, Of West
Fortieth stree.
Harry Bechtel, Of Washington. D. c.
who with is wife has been visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Truax. Of
Lincoln avenue, for several days. will
leave to-day for his home. Mrs. Bechtel
will remain for some time.
Miss Emma McKelvcy. Of West Thir-
ty-ninth street. went on Wednesday TO
Pittsburgh. to receive medical treatment
In a sanitarium there. She will be there
for two or three weeks.
Miss Grace Baker. Of Lincoln avenue,
has gone TO Detroit. Mich, for an ex-
tended visit with relatives.
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Martins Fer1v Rrtefs,

Miss Lemotta Smith has arrived here
from Alliance, Ohio called ty the ILL
ness Of her father-inlaw. L. w. Slm' h.
Miss Elsie Grover IT Eust Palestine
is spending n few days a the guest OF
local relatives.
Miss Marie Lusky Of this city will
spend Sunday with friends al Mounds
villr. W. Va.
John NJ. Turner Of This city made n
business trip to st. Clairsville yester--
day.
Rev. Charles r. Wingcrd Of the Pres
byterian church has arrived lumc after
an auto trip to Pennsylvania.
TCGay is pay day fo- MI Of ihn en-
rloyeS Of the local tin mills. and Il largo
amount OF money Is being distribu' cd.
he lett at tho Rurd news agency on
South Fourth street. ~ call Martins
Ferry b37-R.
Charles Verse. we'll known colorcd
mnu. tas arrived homo after receiving
his honorable discharge from the serv-
ice.
Me,vin 9. Ditma has been selected 10
MI the vacancy as coach for the foot
ball team and science teacher at the
local high school for the coming year.
Charles He'll. local butcher. lost a
valuable horse in the storm ri Thura
day night. the animal being struck with
lightning.
The members of the Buckeye band
have plans completed for their picnic.
which will be held at Steele's grove on
July %.
Russell Eowells has returned home
after service overseas with his honor
able discharge.
DR.. Carroll McGlnnis. who has been
i'll at his home on North Fourth street
for some time, Is improving nicely.
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Brid6eDort Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

, bell Of this place; Mrs. AriIla Owens,
Frank and Fred Campbell Of zanessiIle.
Mrs. Dora Taylor. Of Coshofton: ar3.
| Margaret White Of CoiumhqS; Wttnam
Campbell Of Cambridge Twe bFothers
also survive, William CRmpbslt and
Thomas stephens Of this city, HHnsFai
services wsrs held Friday Afternoon
Rev. Carl Gilmore Of the Main street -.
E. church officiating. Interment was
made in Green Mount cemetery.
| The death Of Mrs. Edna Phillips oe-
cured at the Bellaire hospital Thursday
morning at eight O'Clock, death follow
Ing a lingering illness.. MA FAtlIips
was twenty-eight years Of ,, an md
leaves her husband, Lemuel Phillips ana
two children, Helm and Dean She -
also survived by her mother: MI John
Bailey Of this place and four sisters and
two brothers; Miss Mary Bailey, Mrs.
e. ]. Patterson and Alonzo Bailey OF
this place; Mrs. John Hobbs. Of lanes
willie! Mrs. Harvey Greene, Of Woonsock-
ct, South Dakota and Ernest BAILEY OF
! Lima. The remains were brought 10
this place Thursday evening and taken
to the home OF her mother on East
Church street. whore funeral Rerv1ces
will be held this afternoon It three
o'clock. conducted By Rev. Cari Gilmore
Burial in the Southern cemetery.
Mrs. F. C. Hagan and daughters, Ada.
Edith and Marian and MIA frank
Moore Of Washington, Pa, ArS visiting
their parents, Mr.. and MI. viii Hard
esty Of East Main street and otAAS ssta-
tives Of this place, - It..
, Miss Leila Porter who holds = good
position in Wheeling. 10 visiting her
! parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. b. Porter OF
East Main street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Lappert Of South
Lincoln avenue, will leave today Tor Q
two weeks visit with Mr.. and Nh l..
L. Hanlon OF BuftaIo. n !. s"'-
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Realty Deeds Piled

W. A. Allen and wife to Antoni jan
usz Land in Pease township; ST..
Adam F. Beltz, Jr, and Margaret M.
Beltz to Mary Guthrie. Part OF lot "a
in Brookside; $4,000.
L. w. Lucas to Martha e Lucas. LOT
in Bethesda; $4,000.
John H. McGraw and wife to MIS-.
John B. Hoge Lots % and "a Ia Wheel
ing township; s725O.
Ebin Jenkins and Retta Jenkins to
Mrs. John B. Hoge. Lot u In Wheel
ing township; $27.
F. o. Alexander and wife to Adam
Lamozic. Land in Pultney township;
$3.50.
Anna f. Norris to Harry Norris. Ten
acres in st. Clairsville; 81.
VIM. Lipphardt to Mike Gron. Land
In Pease township; 81.
John F. Ring ct TX to John Peterson
ct al. Land in Martins Ferry; 5000.
Phoebe Fisher and John l.. Fisher to
Carl Thomas and villa Thomas. Part
of lot 81 in GAINESVILLE; $4,000.
Josephine B. Whitman to Allie ray
lor Kinney. West half Of lat So In
Morristown; $50.
Lucy B. LETTERS and r. L. Jeffers to
Herbeart II. Bedlion. Land in Richland
township: 81. =.
A. A. McSwords ct TX to James NJ
Sweeney. Land in Pease township
$500.
Stephen II. Lashley to George
Schmily. Land in Mead township; IL
Lena Bardinelli ct al to Munser Cas-
per. Land in Union township; $3.50.
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GAINESVILLE

The marriage Of Miss Sara NJ. Coburn
of this city. to Mr.. Malcolm +. Wells or
Bellaire, took place Thursday evening at
$3.50 o'clock at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
&C.. r. Burdette of West Main street.
Rev II. II. Scott Of the First N. h.
church officiating.
The interior Of the rcsicncc was pref
tily decorated with summer blossoms
and southern smlax. Mrs. Burdette
was matron Of honor while DR.. IL. l..
Wells Of Cambridge, a cousin or the
groom acted as best man. Following
the ceremony delicious WEDDING sup
per was served Miss Coburn is q
daughter Of the late DR.. E. +. Coburn
and has many friends who wish her
happiness in her ncw life.
Mr.. Wells who is now holding a good
position with the Wheeling Iron ana
Steel Company, is q wcll-known and sue
cessful business man Of great ability.
After a wedding trip to Cleveland and
New York. they will return to BcllaIre,
where they will reside.
Miss Mary Lippincott Of Washington,
D. c.. Is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. W..
Lippincott and her sister. Miss Charity
LippIncott OF North Lincoln avenue.
Mrs Hattie Watt Of Akron, has been
spending the week with relatives Of this
place.
The death Of Mr. Francis n. Camp
bell occurred at the home on South Chest
nut street wednesday. death following
a two months illness. He was seventy
three years Of age and had lived here
almost his entire life. Besides his wife
who was Miss Eliza Lyles before her
marriage, he leaves four daughters and
four sons: Miss Eliza and Alex Camp.
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CITY Balance Drops,

The balance to the credit of tho varI-
GUS city funds in tho city depository on
July !. totalled $53.056.41. figures at the
auditors office show. The balance on
June /. was $61.635.O9. Three of the
city funds, safety. health and service.
showed no receipts during the month
of June.
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Ranta viii Probably Close.

Following the action taken in the
banking institutions in Wheeling and
other cities in this vicinity. it is under
stood that the officials of the banks In
this city. will arrange to close on Satur-
day evenings. 1t has been the custom
10 remain open for an hour on that eve
ming, and the custom will likely be dis
continued
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Nay Number HouSes.

Bellaire houses may be renumoered
in the near future. 1t Is learned that
city officials are considering the matter
OF having the work done. 1t Is claimed
that there are about 800 Bellatre homes
at the present without numbers and no
official list in the cIty's. possession
Many Of the houses now numbered have
the wrong numbers. It Is claimed
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water Lines ON. MAD,

Service Director Charles Gates plans
10 have the location and data on the city
water mains placed upon the city map.
At the present time it is claimed that
water line superintendent James Will
kinson IS the only man who knows the
location and size of oil Of the mains IN
tho city. The record would prove o
valuable one.
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Lawn Rete O succosR

The initial evening Of the lawn fet'
which was given by the members Of the
Mems Bible class Of the Lansing church
last evening. was said to have been g
huge success in every way and this
evening will probably be equally pop
ular. Good crowds attended and pat
ronlzed the Tefreshment booths and al
enjoyed the features which had beer
prepared for the evening.
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Earles RcundiuR INTO Porn.

The local Eagles baseball team is be-
ing rounded into shape by Manager
Piney Rowlcy in preparation for hot
game Sunday afternoon against the
Clark aggregation Of Wheeling. The
colorcd team is coming here with the in
tention OF coping the victory and the
locals arc pust as determined to win, all
Of which will probably add 10 the inter-
est Of the contest.
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MOUNDSVILLE:
NEWS n.


Lieut. Emory c. Hartley and . party
Of six soldieres arrived here yesterday
from Camp Sherman, Chiniaothe, Ohio.
to put on a campaign for recruits. AL
branches Of the U. s. Army service are
open. Headquarters have been estab-
lished at the post office building and tho
recruiting mn will remain three days.
War risk insurance, bonuses, etc. will
be explained without charge.
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Protfeon Glass Met.

Members of the Protheon Bible class
Of the Second Presbyterian church held
a meeting last evening at the nome o.
Mrs. James Cooper on Forty-nlnth
street. A program was rendered, atter
which various social diversions were en-"
joyed and a luncheon served by the
hostess,
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Given Discharge.

Lieutenant Harold Lamb local young
man has received his discharge from the
army and has returned to his homo on
Franklin street He is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. D. Lamb. He has been en-
gagged as a member Of the High school
faculty and will coach the boys basket
ball team next season
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MoundNiIla 2IlszO,

Mrs. E. A. Ward. Of Glendale speht
last evening with friends In McMechsn
Mrs. Gilbert webster, Of wheeling. -
the guest Of her mother on FOURTH
street.
Miss Virginia Hubbs Of Seyenth st-ece
left last evening for Glen EASton. 70
visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Robert Lindsey has returned 20
her home In Beech Bottom AftsT Q VISIT
with friends and relatives here
Sergeant Robert Vinton weaver u sx'
pected home today from oVersses' ne
has received his discharge.
Mrs Martin Cheno~tth. OF shsdyslae:
Ohio is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Llo!o
Chenoweth on Grant avenue.
Mrs. Lizzie McCardle Of Morton ave-
nue., IL the guest Of friends and relatives
in Glen Easton- -
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Poreisusr Buried Yesterday.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Louis Babesia, Lafferty coal miner, who
died at the local hospital few days
ago, as a result OF injuries received in
a coal mine at Lafferty. O., were con-
Quoted from st. Mary's Catholic church
on North Fourth street, yesterday morn
ing in charge of Rev. Father c. A. Null
hearn, and the body was inferred at ST
Mary's cemetery, west Of town.
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Rnrezeil Dance.

A farewell dance was held at tne
Armory hall on Union street Tor the
delegates to the national flint giass"ork-
ers, CONVENTION. which closes here today.
Behtaeld's orchestra furnished the music
and an enjoyable time was had by the
3o0 persons who attend :d&he event. II
was tho anal social event GNyEn for the
visiting delegates.
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nianonnf Extended.

On account of the 18TH of the month
falling between paydays, the officials at
the city building have caused the dig
count period on the semi-annual water
bills to be extended until the 18th, thus
giving all who were belated, or over
looked the matter, an opportunity to
get in on the discount.
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Red Men Meeting.

The regular weekly meeting Of Weneta
tribe. No. rs, Of the Improved Order OF
Red Men. of this place. was held in
ther rooms OF the Fratcrnal hall. on
North Fifth street. last evening. with
good attendance OF members. All the
routine and much special business was
taken up and the meeting was interest
inH
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American Legion Meeting.

Another meeting Of the American Lee
gion Of this city will be held in the
Board of Trade rooms, on Fourth street,
Monday evening of the coming week, at
which time plans will be made for the
celebration of Armistice Day, November
IL. All Of the members Of the organi-
zation are urged to be present and all
ex-soldicrs are invited to come and put
their names on the charter.
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OHeraeaa Vet Ho1ne.

Frank Long, local football star, who
played at the center position on the Cen
trail A. c. elevsn' and on the BclIairc
Athletic association team two years ago
has been discharged from the army. He
has returned to his homo here. after
spending several months in France.
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Shields 1unaral MONDAY.

Funeral services will be held Monoay
morning at nine o'clock at the 81
Johns Catholic church for tn" late
Isaac Shields. we'll known local man.
::No died at the City hospital OF IN
Jur!cs received when struck by c. &
Y. passenger train. informant VIII pc
in the Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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st, John'o Picnic.

The annual picnic OF ST. Johns LII
thcran church. of this city. will be held
on the West Virginia state fair GROUNDS
on the Island. next Wednesday. and mo
committee in charge he's prepared clap
crate plans for the amusement OF those
who attend. The children are called 20
meet on that morning at 10 o'clock ana
they will probably be taken TO tho
grounds in motor trucks.
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According TO the members Of the Mar
tins Ferry Athletics baseball team. they
are Of the opinoin that the Yorkville A..
c. team has developed cold feet. az they
have not been able to get game sched-
uled with them. The Ferry team an
nounces their willingness to play the
YorkyIlie team at any time or place
and under any condition. and. according
TO the manager William c. Saunders.
an answer through this paper will bring
the required results:
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College Quartet Coming.

A large number OF local residents will
probably attend the concert which will
be given by the girls quartet Of Mus
kingum college at the United Presbyte-
rian church. on Fourth and Hanover
streets. Tuesday evening. No tickets
will be sold neither will any charge be
made. but silver offering will be taken
to defray the expenses Of the young
ladies'
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Sbene A. G. Practicing .

The members of the Shane Athletic
club, headed by Wendell Shane, are as
sduously practicing for their game,
which Is scheduled at Ncffs. Ohio. to-
morrow afternoon and the players OF
the new organization are planning to
bring homo their first victory as re-
suit Of the encounter.
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Last evening q meeting OF the
MoundsviIle Lodge No. 182, B. p. o. E..
was held in their hall on Tomlinson ave-
nue.. The meeting was to have been
held on July I. bat vss 1poStpened be-
cause Of the holiday occasion. Considef-
able business which had accumulated
during the pstt month yas cleared sway
ana Initiation took place A social SEES
sion brought the meeting TO . close
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A meeting Of the colored men or the
county, who are veterans of the Wor!o
War will be held in the Board OF TRACE
rooms in the Citizens Bank ouliding
ca Wednesday evening Of the coming
several of the interested veterans OF that
race who are busy engaged in an effort
rae who ar buisly engaged In an effort
to work up interest in the meeting
among their friends.
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Circus Next Friday.

Bills advertising the Ringing broth
sers worlds greatest shows and Barnum
& Bailey's greatest show on earth were
placed about this city yesterday and all
of the kiddies and some of. the grown
ups will be filled with rcpressed excite
ment until Friday Of the coming week.
when the shows take place on the Island
fair grounds. Many are already plan
ming how they are going 10 obtain the
whercwith to attend the wonderful
event.
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cornrnittno OF riftesn to Meet

4 meeting Of the committee OF htteen,
composed of citizens and members OF tho
city council. who have charge OF the
adjustment of the grievance brought
about by the recent fare increase on the
Wheeling traction system. Will meet
with Supt. G. p. Billings. OF the conn
pany tonight. at the city council cham
bcrs. and the special committee OF three
will probably have some recommendH-
ton to submit for the approval or the
committee.
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ChAsnbeglatn's Tablets.

These tablets are intended especially
for stomach troubles. billiousness and
constipation, If you have any troubles
OF this sort, give them trial and re-
alize for yourself what nrst class
medicine will do for you. They only
cost q quarter. For sale by all deal
ers.
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A terrific wind and hail storm hsfe
Thursday evening damaged many SHADE
trees in tho city and vicinity. Huge
branches from tho trees were blown
down and several largo trees Wefe
thrown to the ground during the gsIe.
No serious demAss to property w.
noted however,
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Meeting SUNDAY,

A meeting of tho Independent Order
of B'nai Birth lodge will be held Sunday
afternoon. The new officers will take
charge at this time. Plans will be made
for a moonlight excursion on the steam-
or Verne Swain.
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Musical Service.
A musical service will be held SUNDAY
evening at the First Presbyterian
church to which everybody Is invited
The program follows:
Organ prclude-Miss Kraft.
Hymn No. 21S.
Anthem: Sing Allelulia Forth MI
Duncan. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson and choir
Offering.
Onertory-Miss Kraft.
Tenor solo-william Fankhauser..
Hymn No. 90.
Male quartet, Lean Upon the saw
iour"-Messrs. Gibson, Adams. Duncan
and Fankhauser.
Short addr:ss-Rev. J. II. Lawther.
Hymn No. 127.
Benediction.
Postlude.