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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01

Thirrry battle. He mas resumed his
position with N" Iazcl-Atlas Glass
Company at Washington.
After n short honeymoon tho happy
couple WILL take up their rrsidrnc" III
newly furnished home n l25 Murray
avenue, Washington. Pm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Out today
NewVctor Records
for May

Look over the complete list Of these new Victor offerings ana nave
anv Victor dealer play you any music wish to hear ,
Brilliant interpretations by famous and exclusive cso
choice Collection for the yeG Of popular songs
- dttv 80 of the Scotch comedian
ring new band numbers including Wedding March composed ~
@ NV hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
1uhoT-Adan,s wedding

An interesting wedding was solemn
iz"d last night ut S o'clock in the First
Baptist church. when Miss Cora .tdamS.
If Park View. and Mr.. Arrnan J.. I'm
hufr. uf nUIn". Ohn. Wrr" united in mar
rltg". The ceremony WIS performed 10y
me pastor Of tn" church. Rev. Jnhn Mac
tnIlnch in rhr presence uC InnuInerabi"
friends rI tho principals. Mrs. MaH'Ul-
lurh piay"d Memberships Wedding march
and during ia" ceremony. Th" SWn"tr?t
Slurr Ever Todd" was softly played.
During thu, congratulations ni ~" many
friends following tho S"rt l"r. the March
Of Thr r'lnwcr Girls" by WARNS. was
rendered.
Tho bride was attrrd in n travelling
cnstun" Of navy blue. with acccS*orl"s
Of n CORRESPONDING ShHd" nnd carried an
arinful of whit" roses. There were no
attendants.
:, wedding supper was served at tho
home Of Mr.. DnNl" "n Ind street. fol-
lowing IT." ceremony. after which IN"
harry .."upl" departed ~ AN eastern
hnrI"ytronn. which vii terminate n
Er,n" Ohio. wh"r" il"'y will reside. Mr..
I,uhnfr * nc agent G"r tn" Overland
alItumuhil" in that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Stone and Thomas Dance

The members and friends ut IN" Ston"
{. Thomas Beneficiary Association w"r"
entertained with delightful! informal
dance last night in the auditorium Of
the EIkS club Tho club rooms were dct'-
Grated with purple and white and Bent
fields orchestra furnished the music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Donation Day

TIN, West Virginia HON" for Agod
and r'rirudlr..; !Hururu. Thirteenth ard
L.r,ff s,rro,S. will have their annual dnna-
lion day on May -.
II has hrrn customary for This In%tI-
union to com" hcfor" tho puhlI. on III"
fourth Thur>'day IN MAY ana lhlS VIII
Ia, uhsrrvrd IA heretofore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
nouahuc Dance

This ,rrmin:: h" much anticipated
Victory dance. which Will b" given IN ~"
- Tinrcnts Hail. Elm Grove by tn"
Douahuc club. will hr hold. An Cn"r-
gc,ir and un'irinS c"mrlitt"r hns hC"n
in rharg" al tho arrangements for this
delightful affair and they ar" expecting
n s,CrrsSfuI evening tU result from their
crCnris An attractive program Of dam"
music will hc furnished by local or
chcstra and refreshments Will he served.
The following cnmposc the committee:
Paul Bonncnhcrger Joseph wagner
Edward Schreiner Raymond Baker
Joseph WciskirchneT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01

One-Step :...:.. ;;::.-,;..
rip Van Wrinkle Slept With One
Ego Open
waltz. Just, n Voice to Call Me Dear
Fox TroI. Jazz Eahy''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
XomH-Reed Wedding.

An 3ntcrestingi wedding VIII be sol-
ennlzed this afternoon 1T o'clock in
the Zion Lutheran church. when Miss
Elizabeth Reed daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reed, OF Sixteenth street.
becomes the bride of Mr.. Biddle B.
Long. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Long.
OF Houston street. Washington. Pa
Rev. Strauss will perform the ceremony
IN the presence Of the families and
III nrtnCipals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
+su,ner- Mayer wedding To-day.

A pretty wedding will be SolcmnIz"d
this morning at O'Clock. in tho ST. Al
phonsus church. when Miss An"tta +.
Mayer. daughter oC Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +.
Mayor, will be- united IN marriaI" I" Mr..
Edgar q. Gaumrr. Of Narwo"i. tn"
ceremony vii b. performed in the" pros
encn of The relatives and friends 81 IN"
principals. by Rev. Father Eugene"
The bride Will be aitrac'Iv"iy a'iir"d
IN n beautiful gown of whi'" Siu III ana
brides roses will b" maid Of honor and
she will woar salmon satin and carry
sweetheart roses. MI ';;Lu'nCr will h.
attended, by brother of the bride. Mr..
Q. !. Mayer. and Mr.. l.awr"n"" Mayer
and Mr.. Raymond Cots vii hr uSh"rs.
Following tn" ceremony i wedding
breakfast will be- served nj thr HON"
Of tho bride on Fo11rt "rrth 81 rret. AMI
!mmcd lately after IN" happT couple Will
depart on an extended "itSI"rn honey
moon trip. TIL" brides travelling gown
will hr n sui Of navy blue with hat,
Shoes and gloves of tawn.
Miss Mayer IS Il popular young lady
OF this city and Mrs. tiaum"r has hold n
responsible position with tho G.. L. +
Telephone Company. They will reside
at East Liverpool, O.. upon their re-
turn. Both have innumerablc friends
who will shower them with best wishes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Rdrthday DaucR

Mss Ruth Hurst. Louis Hatfield: Joe
Younsnger and III. L. Bishop. delightful
~ entertained a number Of their friends
last night with an informal dancing
party at the liulcl Windsor. celebrating
their birthdays. The hall was bcau'i-
fully decorated with flags and spring
Flowers and refreshments were served
throughout tho evening. Jones Saxa-
rnone orchestra furnished the follow
0ne-aep. "Oh Min
Onc-Stcp - -.-.'.
Waltz Dear Old Pal OF Min""
Onf-SCPp.
How You Coin Keep En- Down On
tho Farm?
Fox "Tll say Sh" Docs
" altz Salvation l.aS>n of Mine
Onc-Stcp .----.---..., Hh!u pultS
" Atz- - 80 '''-.'
."ItUe Birch ,t'a:!rs and You
(MooulIShll
One-Step. ........" Johnmr's in Town.
RCduwA i'hSt Jl'p'
One-Step. ."MT Persian Pearl
Fox Trt "a "a
One-Stcp. .---.----...."l Want a Doll
For Trot. "C1lonE"
waltz. Till We Meet Again
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
General Meeting

Nav club activities will open with the
usual general meeting. Friday afternoon
Mt the hotel Windsor. al which the new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23

streets. Their descendants have chung 10 thru
succeeding Ken.raiiors.
To-day gathering them In hrre. einn
inK. feeding. eiosnE titrm and teaching them 90
honest living. In that building the
learn and wease, In this the
trained 10 SKILLED work Wlen tlisy become
ssifsupportinr tiwy may leave
We descended into tho main court and we're caught
IN swfl 81 faKrcd uucssfs begging 20 be released
'rhsss- tald General AseSlnney. have just beer
brought n. A. they fed and clothed
you couldn't drive them away"
The gates opened letting in white clad attendant Is
bringing milk. fresh beef. rer sugar. coffee.
ronL What = scramble for the fifrt square meal
mos, % these wrecks had ever eaten
Ard now" said the general. leading 20 the TOP
az thu wall again. he, me show you why I'm here.
Look down there"
Deep between two walls I raw small iron rraiinrs
tearing down the masonry ripping OUT the bars
when Dsx president" said Maefnney II
sp~nt three mcrsths down there In the biasssc~t
danlp<wt crii
"Tbr firing sauad IN the court above was my fine-
d-stirlsnsn. II dsdnt strike for ue. Tho ! was con
derned To Die. becaure $4,000 bride bought free
dom
= vow~d u got Out I'D come back here and
csan ~ this hole I'm dong H. Not iron bar
viii remain In Bricru. Not a bioos<taucd stone here
si,ai offend Of theue ahIecf creatures we're mai
InE ossr into happy and selfrrspeeting humans
think the very ghosts Of Beicm's victims must be
dancing ring around thcrosy with the children who
laugh whore they died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
FIVE HURT IN
AUTO WRECKS
Two Machines Demolished;
Two Drivers Arrested

Five people were hurt. two auto
mobiles were demolished IN five
wrecks Saturday and SUNDAY. and
two drivers were arrested by the city
POLICE for violating traffic ordi-
nancca
When Mis- Mildred VickorS. nurse
~ the Minor hospital. lost control OF
her machine Saturday night at
Whatcom ave. and Massachusetts
~, II crashed into telephone pole.
Miss Nickcrs and her companion.
Capt Franklin Montgomery OF Camp
LOWS. were badly bruised and cut
about the head and face They were
taken 60 the Minor hospital.
Grace Dale, 10, and Marie Wood. z.
were thrown out OF the automobile
driven by w. G.. Wood. 1914 nth ave.
=. Saturday afternoon when Il was
struck by l. tiayashida's truck at
seventh ave. and Dearborn st. The
children we're only slightly bruised.
but were badly frightened.
machine. driver Unknown. col
lided with the car driven by r. J.
Dcnison. f26 gath ave. s. at the
corner OF goth ave. $. and King 81.
Saturday evening and was complete.
~ wrecked. Tho driver walked away
without giving his name. according
10 Dcnison. 1.
u I'm er Toyly, H. 4isa 18th ave.
IS. w. was cut about the head when
his bicycle was struck by an auto
driven by II II. Patton. ssth st. and
Densmore ave
limousine valued at $4,000,
owned by O y. Richardson. 5os Mi
nor ave. was completely destroyed
Saturday by fire caused by an ex-
ploaon.
Charged with driving an auto while
drunk. James u. Brownell. 90. driver
for n local dye works. was arrested
Saturday and his machine held by
the police
Bruce Brown H. sit0 S6th ave. S.
was arrested Saturday by Motorcycle
Patrolman George f, Reynolds on a
charge OF exceeding the speed limit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
POLK IS NAMED
FOR new POST
Nebeker Appointed Assist
ant to Attorney General

WASHINGTON. June a5-CUnitod
Press. President Wilson today
nominated Counsellor Frank l.. Polk
TO be- the first uffder secretary Of
state-a position created IN the last
state department appropriation bill.
Frank X. .Nebcker, Salt Lake sIty'
today was appointed as assistant NJ
iorney general BY Attorney General
Palmer.
Nehekcr will handle an work deal
ing win public lands and succeeds
Francia/ }. Kcarsnui. who has re-
signed
President Wilson also sont the fol
loving nominations 70 ths senate:
TO b. envoy extraordinary and
minister plonipotentary TO Peru
William T.. Gonzales. South Carolina.
To be ENJOYS extraordinary and
ministers plenipctehuary- iioaz "
Long OF New Mexico. 10 cuba: Ben
ton NcAiillin Of Tennessee. to Guat.
emnla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Mexico's Infamous Dungeon of
Execution Now Happy Playfield

Where Children Play Ring Around-the-Rosy With the
Ghosts of Beems Unnumbered Victims
in the
anda
o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Is Willard Too Big to Be
Knocked Out by Dempsey?
Champion Slow in Training - Sparring Partners
Quit in Both Camps-Miske to Train Dempsey

abdomen and had no trouble in lay.
ing his fast hooks and crosses on
Tate's chin.
Jack Heinen has finally called Il a
day lie departed last night for his
home IN Chicago. The Knockout
punch he took the other dry on his
lart appearance in the ring with
Willard settled HIM. II twisted the
muscles in his neck severely and he
can hardly turn his head.
Terry Kellar also has packed up
HIS things. Jack Dempsey waa a
little more than Koilar wanted TO
tackle AZ a means OF livelihood. The
Dempsey camp Is not shy OF spar.
ring partners, as Jock Malone and
Billy Mlske arrived SUNDAY.
Tex Richard was proudly exhibit.
ing today the first promoters license
ever issued by the army. navy and
civilian board OF boxing control.
willard at the Same time received
No. license az boxer and Demp.
sey was given the second ono.
Tho referee tangle may he un.
raveled today and IL may be held
over until tomorrow.
-N=------a.aaa-..--...-.-
TumbIers that are made OF ice
have been invented
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
BURGLAR TAKES SUIT
OF WOMENS CLOTHES

a woman's green and white suit
was stolen from the home OF Mrs. a.
Swanson. 22T gard ave. Saturday.
Nciehbors saw a suspicious. looking
character on the porch OF the Swan.
son home. and reported him TO the
police about the same time that Mrs.
Swanson reported her loss. The man
was not found.
Two rooms in the ST Charles hotel
were robbed Saturday night 4 blue
sui; was stolen from the room OF J.
NJ. French and a Panama hat and a
gray overcoat from Ned Bergcrson's
room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
BY Purifying the Blood.

once you get your blood free
from impurities-cleaused OF the
catarrhal poisonS which II Is now
urey to because 81 its unhealthy
sfate-then you win be relieved Of
6.atarrh-the dripping In the throat.
hawking and splitting. raw sores in
the nostriis. and the dlsagreeable
had breath. IL was caused. In the
frat place. because your irupover-
lsbed blood was easily infected
Possibly a slight cold or contact
with someone who had a cold. But
the point is--don't suffer with Ca
tarrh-lt is not necessary. The
remedy, s. s.. s.. discovered over
fifty years ago. tested, true aud
tried. IL obtalnabie at any drug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Lose Way, But Fly
On to Walla Walla

SPOKANE. June 2s--After being
lost In the Blue mountains for two
hours on their way from Pendleton
10 Spokane. Lieut.. J. NJ Fstters and
sefgt- Owen KIssel. army nviators,
landed In walla waila at $40 last
night. They are due to leave there
today and arrive In Spokane ABOUT
$40 this afternoon.
Leaving PendIetou at $50 yester.
day afternoon. they were misled. be
cause their map did not show the
UmatilIa river. They followed this
up. passing over Bingham Springs
and Eigin. in Eastern Oregon. They
descended at Imbler. Ore. 10 locate
themselves. From there they flew
hack over Elgin. across the Blue
mountains. passed over the Toll Gate
and came into Wslia Walla from an
unexpected direction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
State Guard Boys
Will Go Camping

General orders for the mobilization
Of the Third Washington infantry
for the annual sunyncr encampment
are being prepared by Brig Cen.
Harvey ! Moss. adintant general.
Instructions on equipment 10 be
taken 70 camp are already distribut-
cd to unit commanders by Col "
thur Campbell. commanding the regt
ment and everything win be In rcadi-
ness for tho start July 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
by u. c. HAMILTON


United Press Staff Correspondent
TOLEDO. Ohio. June ga
lot 81 fans are beginning 10 nsk
themselves IL Jack Demp@ey's
punches win carry sufficient
weight 10 knock out Je1s wa.
lard.
There Is little doubt that tho
iron nlsuier will he able 10
reach the beak az the present
heavyweight champion when
they get going. lie win slam
right aud left with precision
into the big fellow hut the
tile longer the fight fans watch
the progress Of the boxers. tho
louder comes the query: Can
Jacks punch do IL. or II Jess
really what he claims % be-
man who is too big and strong
to.be knocked outg"
The writer believes the man
does not live who cannot be
rocked 90 sleep with n punch In
tic right place. hut less right
place has never been located
even though he never did face
the guns Of puncher Hike the
demon he win have In the ring
with him next month.
There IL a lot OF superfluoua mvs
terry Of the bunk variety regarding
the condition Of willard.
Willard Is Slow
People watching willard work ar,
Inclined 10 become puzzled by hii
slowncss. contrhstcd with tho appar
cnt ease with which he handled nj,
sparring partners fie has fast NOR
wording with him. and therefore MI,
slowness IN accentunted by che wa,
some OF them are able topunch him
II seems evident that Dempsey
will hit him more frequently thar
DO his sparring partners, for Demp
sey is much faster man.
Wizards workout yesterday was
very slow. He did no execution
and his sparring partners
we're unable 10 do any. for he con
tented himself with using his long
trms TO hold them Off.
Dempscy's workout yesterday was
lirecily opposite, He ripped and
.ore into Bill Tate and jamaica Kid
Tate Cracks Jack
He gave the latter a fine pasting
md went after Tate hammer and
ongs. Tate thrice rocked the Dcmp
iey anatomy with long. hard swings
md uppcrcuts. on one occasion
Dempsey as be dashed Ia
Nth hts head down.
Dempsey smashed away at Tatea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Best Treatment for Catarrh
S. S. S. Removes the Cause

store. II has proven re- value in
thousands ~ cases ~ will do so
In your case Get s. 8. s. az once
and begin treatment. IL yours is a
long standing case. be sure 70
write for free expert medical ad-
vice We VIII tell yon how this
purely vegetable blood tonic
cieanses the impurities from the
blood BY literally washing II clean.
We viii prove to you that thou
sands Of sufferers from Catarrh.
after consistent treatment with s.
s. s. have been freed from the
trouble and all It's disagreeabie fea-
lures and restored 20 perfect
health and vigor. Don't delay the
treatment Address Medical Dlrec-
tor, $50 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta
Georgia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
LIONS TO- ORGANIZE

With the spread OF Amerlcanism
as their purpose, the Lions OF Liberty
will be fully organized after Initial.
Ing 100 members In the ". O. W.
han io2 Marion st Monday evening.
The orEpuizatlon was formed in Sc.
attlc and iunglcs. as the local lodges
VIII be known, viii DC established
all over tina country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23

tNprtthl ~ r. ~ tofff%tpnfrht 70 ius Ht'ff
Copyright. 1919. Newspaper Enterprise Assn
MEXICO cry June 2o-Chdren rsaying
rue around theFosy In the death court as entered
what until few yesterdays ago The most hsish
spot In Mexico
song and laughter rose from the enclosure where
'innufnerabls have eaFsed and died.
the sun poured into stony sockets whose fostering
horror hadn't seen the light OF day for a CENTURY,
Such my introduction 90 Bclem. lqgE tho home
81 Mexican inauisltion and for decades the human
saughisFhouse Of Dlaz and Husrta.
IT. Transformation into asylum for the m~ndl
rant the orphaned and the miserable Indicates Mer
leo. Internal regeneration and her right to bid for
higher world respect
Al Tho far end Of the eour, towers walt. rus,sd
with the blood Of many executions. Scared with bui
lets. and at one point aimott sho, away
Here said the old man. removing his hat "disd
the bTayest u them aflCabrei Hernandsr, Madsro
general altho only boy. captured by iIsrtta. the
usurpe'. shot and burned vhiie siiii alive"
lie told 81 Senator neiiaafio DomlnwueE mys.
isrious death. Of kidnapings. arrests and nsudsh
things. all endlng here In this labyrinth Of terror that
held peculiar moekrry because Beirn had fer 800
years before been consecraisd 20 peace and
prayer.
And then ,hs Old guide pointed to man standing
TOP Of the wAii-ean. talt With features asfcsiy
calm.
~sono NO." aid Ger~rsl A,cjAnsro Ha-I,inncs.
half scotch, half Mexican ard who'd, hunan--ouce
condemned nrto<s~ m This hei fese he has converted
Into JOY farso~y.
srSewEpaperrnAn shr- he said Arnlaby. Used TO
be myself
He led me to po,n, on the erurnbilns abu,rnen,
where could look into four courts
The old execution yard swAsDrd with rurxtpx
yossnEsf~r~ In ano<sxx sion htn<fr~sS Of msnt
wxncn and cs,ih&~n. In rags. bring afirndrd by
wta-ruh~d doctors and Prom the workshops
IN tisrJ emerged in-~ AZ and xnk. ei~an.
n~afiy uniformed. chatting sDd ssnusnx
Those az you who don't believe in miracles ourh,
% nelsm today afist you've heard recital OF
Khastly yesterdays
~ homo for hsrsrn~~~" ssd General Mac
Kinney. with a wide swr~p 81 his hand. "ft,rc
rrcissfning uspdicant Mexico. Not n htt
man bring brought In has kno~p an, thug hut
want Tor YEAR,. Many have st~sf In a bed.
neyer eaten errfs frusn garbage
known othsr riotisrs than rasS-nsser smiled
"Mexiro has been their and tiny
TO Mexico.
when tcrfer came 10 the oity four centuries
ago he found 10000 professional hsEEars tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Maybe He'll Get.
Another Spanking

Running away from his home 10
Kent because his father spanked
him for hitting the traii.~ Frank
Stetson. II. arrived IN Seattle las;
week. sold papers for one day.
then painted a sign carrying the
words. My father and I are blind. +"
and planted himself on the corner Of
Pike ~. and Second ave. Saturday
afternoon with a handful Of pencils
and was "cashing in" when. Police.
man Jake Bjarnason took notice.
The youth wept On the policeman's
shoulder. admiited he Il not blind
and pleaded that he be not sent
home to another spanking Bat.
he i going home.
-aaa-Tsf--a-aaasaa==~s
The oldest bank notes In the world
were issued In China 2.ssT years be
fore the Christian era
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23

TumbIers that are made OF ice
have been invented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23

We invite you to call and let one of our experts
give your teeth thoro examination He will tell
you just what is necessary to put them into perfect
condition; also just what the cost will be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23

we're issued in China 2.ssT years be.
fore the Christian era.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-23
Company Reunion

A reunion OF alt former and pres
cnt members OF Co. u OK the First.
Second and Third Washington Irfan.
try Regiments viii be held at Moves
Cafeteria at e;45 p. m. Monday. omer
Fotfie. president OF the veterans or
ganizatlon. will be the host.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
Sentence Sermons by Ell Paso Ministers

H heas4 constituencies representatives. Of vested monsyed interests
the yelled
week at the Industrial conference Washington like Haman Old speedily
ung the eld upon which they themselves shah be hanged The Lord
hasten the day when
with delight look Baker
NJ E.
Of
Christians the world occupy, possible
teaching be
conception o. SOD and nober conception Of humanity Some treasured
dognas stu held with naty be purified theology
VII gam immensely and effectiveness already
Of coming reyaReY W Hhgget Highland
Trusting in the Lord Jesus Christ strength promise
winu
Him and read the Bible promise faithfully, you
careless No
the world who would cultivate spirit pray study
their BibeRev C. H. Mitchemo, Atura Presbyterian
The blessed hope Of the today glorious appearing
our Savior Jesus Christ Titus 2s When every
Government Ein Baptist church.
Business methods displayed in the church affairs
discharge obligations
permit
by impulse anything
70 pay.-Rev. J.. z. Williams, First Baptist church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
Asbury Park Church
Reborfs 4 Good Yen


Reports for the year ending IN Oc-
tober showed us additions to the As
bury PARK Methodist church The net
increase in membership was 81. The
total amount Of money raised during
the year was $1,000 an increase over
the preceding year Of about $500.
The Woman's Missionary soeietys
under the presidency Of 3Irs- W. y.
Care, increased the amount raised
from S968 90 about $3.50.
An in-ermedi league for boys and
girls between u and Is has been ur-
gained its work supplemeutinE that
Of the senior league. and a new mis-
si0nary society, called the Eula Har-
per society for young women, named
in honor Of Miss Eula Harper, enc q
the aAsbury members who this year
went to Passo Fundo. Brazil. as mis-
siouarv. was organized the past sum
mer- The church now has four mis-
sionary societies.
Rev. 2 L Nance, Sunday school
field secretary assisted the pastor in
s successful revival in September,
when about 60 members were added
to the church
The pastor, Rev e. II Smith, has
also had the cooperation OF the off
~. " Care, conference lay leader
George p. Banks centenary campaign
manager; y. E. Blanchard Sunday
school superintendent and v v
Boone. choir leader. and their resFec-
tive co-Workers in each department OF
church activity