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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO
RESEAT SOCIALISTS

ALBANY, n. Y. Jan. Ca fourth
attempt to re-seat the five Socialist
asscmhlymcn suspended for alleged dis
loyalty, failed tonight in the Lower
House. and their trial. adjourned last
Thursday. will he resumed tomorrow
before the assembly judiciary commit
tee.
The New York City Bar Association
which has opposed the suspension OH
tho ground that il threatened rcprescn-
tativc government. has not given up It's
night
This was shown at tonights session.
when ASSemhyman William {. Amos.
Republican. of New York. introduced
memorial from the special committee
headed by Charles +. Hughes. This
Speaker Thaddcus e. Sweet announced,
will be printed as public document.
The effort 10 rcSeat the Socialists
vas lEadc when a resolution 10 thiS
effect. introduced last Monday by Mr.
Amos. was read. Simon l.. Adler. ma
jorty leader raised the point OF order
that the Amos resolution was. in effect
an amendment to the original sunpcnd-
ing resolution. which was no longer
before the House.
Speaker Sweet ruled the point OF
order WAS we'll taken. Mr.. Amos ap-
pealcd from the ruling but the assem-
bly,, by an overwhelming vote, sustain
cd the speaker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
HEAR BOLSKEVISM IS
CAUSE OF DISABLING
Of E s. TRANSPORT

WASHINGTON. Jan. c6.-Secretary
Baker wnS asked to advise congress If
the condition of the disabled transport
l'nwhatan was the result of Bolshcrism
aboard ship. undcr resolution miro
durcd today hv Representative Brittcn,
Republican. Illinois. The resolution
would also direct that Secretary Baker
Supply the hOpSc military committee
with copies Of Aports from masters and
chief officers uf other transports, es-
r"ctalIy tho transport America: Mr.,
Brittcn in his resolution says: 1T is
understood that mutiny. theft. gambling
and iusubordination exist on trans
ports
WASiIINGTON. Ian. 26.--The wreck
inE tug Relief. under charter TO the war
drrarimcni. has reached the disabled
army transport powhatan. it was an.
nOunCcd today at army transportation
headquarters here. Last reports from
;hr transport w"r" that Sh" was in a
had way. but officials hoped that the
tug with h"r powerful pumps could
ko"r N" shin atyoat until she could be
tow"d Ia port.
The P"whatan is Il former German
liner and. while still under war depart
mont control. is included in the list of
vessels th" shiprin" board is offering
for sala. Tenders for this and other ot
Tho former German liners are expected
to he received by tho board tomorrow.
NNITFA% y. 6. Ian. 26.-Thd dis
ahled transport powhatan. which has
h"rn adriri sine" Sunday 100 miles from
this port Is again in tow, according to
wireless adviCCS received here today.
Tw" American tugs are bringing her TO
this port.
The shin'S exact location was not
stated. hut she is expected to reach here
tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
800 Red Cross Workers
Coming Out Of Siberia

ELADIVOSTOK, Jan. 20.-(By the
Associated prcss)-All American Wo-
mcn and many Red Cross workers are
10 he evacuated from Siberia on the first
available transport, it is announced by
Red Cross headquarters here.
Three trains bringing Red Cross
workers from outlying points are on
their way here. the first being due to-
morrow. The second has reached Har-
bin. tho third is at Chita. Included in
the three hundred persons aboard the
train are one hundred women.
Volunteers arc being recruited among
the male Red Cross personnel here to
remain at Vladlvostok and supervise
distribut ion among civilian refugees OF
about three million dollars worth of
supplies. They also are TO care FOR
about 900 children sent here from
PctroCrad. These children were Tor
wardcd from European Russia by COM
mittccS, by their parents or by peas
ants cooperative socAties on account
Of scarcity Of food. The Americans
have cared for them ever since they ar
rived many months ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
SENATE COMMITTEE VOTES 7 TO 5 IN FAVOR
. OF MILITARY TRAINING FOR BOYS OF 1S TO q

establishment of one army to nc devil
dcd into a citizen army composed 81
men who have received the compulsory
training. standing army consisting
Of 2SO.0G0 enlisted mon and $4,000 otfi-
GERS and national guard.
Specific provision is made in the hlil
that the citizen army cannot be called
to the colorS except in case or declar-
alton Of war. To accommodates the re-
serve force built up andcr the system or
military training provision Is made In
the bill for an annual reduction OF me-
per cent in the enlisted strengthen tho
regular army and two per cent in the
number of enlisted officers for the first
five years. This will mean. Chairman
Wadsworth explained. that at the end
Of five years the regular army Will bs
reduced by 10000 men and l.S0O com
missionCd officers. which Will gcatly
decrease the cost Of maintaining tho
military establishment.
The bill ais" would place all youths
who have undergone the four months
military training on the reserve list to
be subject to two weeks training an
uually. Under an amendment by Sen
ator Spencer Republican. Of Missouri.
dependents Cf such youths during traIn-
ing would receive an allowance tn SAM"
as now provided under the war risk IN
surance act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
GALLOWAY Will Be
OPERATING HEAD OF
BALTIMORE & OHIO

Special Dispatch to The 1ntelliGencer.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 26-Dircctors OF
tn" Baltimore and Ohio railroad are
scheduled to meet Wednesday when II
is not unlikely that a vice president m
charge of operations will be elected. The
man slated for this position is Charles
W. Galloway. at present federal man
agcr Of the Baltimore and Ohio lines.
Before the government took over the
railroads MIR. Galloway was wise prcsi-
dent I'm charge Of the Western lines or
The company. The fact Of the matter Is
that Mr. Galloway will get the job but
the uncertainty is whether or not the
directors will take up the matter at its
meeting on Wednesday. Any number OF
important matters are to bc discussed
at the meeting. including the taking
back of the railroad from the govern
ment on March l, and the directors
might think there is plenty Of time be-
fore March TO take up the election OF
Galloway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
LARGEST MOONSHINE
STILLS ARE RAlDED

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Jan. 26 - The
largest "m0onshinc" establishment ever
found in Alabama composed of seven
stills. ranging IN cahncity from 70 to
$50 gallons, was discovered and de-
Struycd by prohibition enforcement offl-
GERS Sunday in the hills near l'elham,
twenty miles south Of here.
The raidinE officers cstroNcd 1900
gallons of mash and ARRESTED five men.
The stills were in full blast when tho
raiders ran upon th"u. Tho officers Shld
II was from This plant" that RirminG-
hams supply Of corn l!quur had been
coming. 1t brings SIS gallon here
,,,.y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
ON
May Be Transferred From
Agricultural to Treasury
Job in Cabinet

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.--tEy the As
sociatcd Press Unless plans suddenly
are changed President Wilson is cN-
pcctcd TO transfer Secretary houston
from the department Of aErt'ulturc 10
tho tr"a Sury department to succeed car
ter Glass. who is about 1" take ms seat
aS ."r"tor FROM Virginia.
While all official information SNl
wits being withheld today, ii was un-
,Irr.tnud that the nomination of Mr.
urus,on hps been prepared and. unless
somc development arises at III" last
moment. II il: expected Ia b" presented
tr r"i" r''hl" y day ur two.
Tho move would he tn" first transfer
IF - cabinet OF. Ger from 90" d"n""i-
mont tn another during President Will
sons odmInlSi iratiun.
The successor Ia Mr. Houston as 500
rotary of agricultural. has not been
ounounccd hut !; IS believed IL" Will Dc
one Of thu men VII" h1V" been identified
with the work of that department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
THREE THOUSAND "PERFECT" DEPORTATION Z
CASES IN HANDS OF DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Deportation hearings and tho ship
ment Of the Reds" from this country
will be pushed rapidly. Mr.. Hoover de-
clared. A second. third and as many
other Soviet Arks'' as may be neces-
sary will be made ready as the condc.
tions proceed. he said. and actual de-
portatlons will not wait for the con-
clusion Of all the cases.
While about three fourths OF the
aliens taken in the raids were Rus
SLAMS, many other nationalities were
among the number. including Germans,
Austrians, Hungarians. Lithuanians.
Let's, FInns and Chinese.
The warrant prepared for the arrest
Of Ludwig. G. A. K Martens I'M
ment. Mr.. Hoover said would be
when Martens was released by
ate subcommittee investiEn
shevik propaganda in this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.-Forecast:
oMo-Partly cloudy Tuesday, warm
er In east and south rain or snow at
night or wednesday; colder Wednesday.
west enthusiastically fair Tues
day, warmer In west, rain 1t night or
by Wednesday; warmer Wednesday.
Western Pennsylvania-Partly cloudy
and warmer Tuesday; Wednesday rain
or snow and colder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
KANSAS MINERS GO
ON PROTEST STRIKE

PlTTSRrRG. Kan. Ian. 96.-'No
statement was Forthcoming tonight from
Alexander Howat. president Of district
IA. Of the United MN" Workers If
America. regarding the course h" would
pursue relative to tn" strike of $50 coal
miners who refused tu work today as
a protest against the industrial court
law passed by tn" legislature last week.
"All am prepared /" ~aE IS that n"
strike was not authorized by mine off
Gals of district il and has come as a
result Of the miners opposition to the
mcusrrc." Mr.. Huwat said. Il am of the
upiuion that this opposition Is also
shared by Kansas labor in general"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
SO Americans Capture
Russian ArmOred Train

ELADIvOSTOk. Sunday. Ian. "5.-
(By The Associated Prcss)-Thlrty-
eight Americans. members "f the rail
road guard detachment on duty at
PosolSka. near Eerhyn"- tdlnsS. on Janu-
ary 10. captured one OF General Semen
OFFS armorrd trains. The cosSaCk gem
e-al commanding IT was killed and all
the officers were captured. The train
without provocation had attacked the
American d"'nChmcut which was sleep
IN, in box cars.
Two Americans OF the twenty-Sevcnth
infantry. Sergeant Carl Robins OF
Louisville, Tennessee. and John Mont
gomcry. Of Ncwry, Pa, were killed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
PASS DIPLOMATIC BILL.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.--The diplo-
matte and consular appropriation bill.
carrying SS.S43.t&S n "parcd"wn' of So
U7U.l21 from estimates for expenses dur-
ing l92l. was passed today by the house.
No provisions were made for increased
salaries for amhnsSadurcS and ministers
as requested Ly SECRETARY Lansing. but
under secretaries ahd clerks AT Amcrl-
can embassies and legations were given
a 81 600 flat raise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
SUCCESSOR TO 1REKR

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Jan. 26--One
of the most important actions to be tax.
on at the annual meeting Of the Central
Coal association. composed Of operat-
ors of West Virginia. Kentucky. Ohio
and Northern Tennessee. which will con.
vene here February 3.'will be the selec-
ton Of successor TO Guy NJ. Freer. sec,
today. '-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
WOMEN DENIS ORGANIZE

NEW YORK. Jan. % - The charter
Of the Women Democrats of America. a
national organization OF women formed
TO better conditions in the Democratic
party" was approved today by Justice
rctcr A. Ucndri"k. Miss Margaret Vail
today inauGuratcd the movement and It
has been sponsored by Mrs. George II.
rhilds. president Of the clubs. Mrs.
George EasS. chairman of the Women s
bureau Of the National Democratic COM
mitt-c, has endorsed the organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
Wealthy Draft Dodger
Now Faces Army Trial

NEW YORK. Jan. @6.-Thc trial OF
Grover e. BcrRdoll. Of Philadelphia
alleged draft dodGcr. now prisoner on
Governors Island will begin Friday
morning. il was announced tonight
('artaiu Bruce r. Campbell has been
assigned by tho war department To de-
fcnd IcrcdoIl. whose case will be heard
before tho same board Of officers at
present conducting the court-martial OF
CHniain Karl W. Deter.
RcrGdoll. who is member OF a
wealthy Philadelphia family. was cap
tured at his home by military intelli-
gcncc officers after search lasting
two years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
100000 FIRE
At COLUMBUS

COlTMRrS. Jan. @6--Firc early this
evening destroyed I'VE buildings on High
strnrt IN the heart of the business dis
trirt causing loss estimated at from
$500 ,OcO to SS0O,0O1. fully covered by
insurance. No one was killed or injured.
-Four Of the buildings were occupied
by the Morchousc- Martens company. one
Of I'M, largest dry goods stores in CEN
tral Ohio. The other was occupied Nh
the Andrew Dobhc dry goods store"
which recently Was purchased by the
MorchnuSe- Martens Comlany. The More
house Martens company estimated the
loss TO It's stock at S6C0,hVO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
Higher Salaries For
Ohio State Employees
Special to The Intelligencer

Special to The Intelligencer.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan. 26.-The
joint committee on salaries recommend
ed 10 the legislature tonight that sal.
aries OF state employees receiving less
than $4,000 year be haised $50 q
month and that salaries Of employees
in state institutions, who receive board
and lodging. be increased ten dollars q
month. Luxury taxes, mineral produc-
ton tax. higher taxes on cigarettes and
foes for registered pharmacists and no.
taries were proposed to raise the,
Erzbcrger was shot as he was leaving
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
.B|-PARTY PEACE CONFERENCES
OFF; EIGHT ON SENATE FLOOR
Lodge Informs Democrats No Changes Can Be Made In Ar
ticle Ten and Monroe Doc trine Reservations - Demo-
Gratis to Insist on Vote on Notifications

26The Of treaty
collapse TO-DAY
Republican leader had
would be
and tn" uch
Democrats walked out for private
Lodge earl! tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27

like Senator's Brandcgec. Mccormick.
Fall. Knox and others in tho ,irrecon-
cilable group would care to produce
split that might hand the next pr"Si-
dental contest 70 the Democrats on 4
platter, very much as the Progressive"
revolt did in 1917. Compromise mas
been delayed eleven, weeks but the hour
is at hand when the country will know
finally If the treaty is To be gotten out
Of the way or forced int" tn" campaign
BY both sides as cloak to domestic
questions OF grarer consequence winch
Both sides are unwilling this prcsidcn-
tial year 10 tackle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
GERMAN TROOPS
GUARD AGAINST
|NSURRECT|ON
FOLLOWS WOUNDING
OF HERR ERZBERCER
Monarchist Attack Directed
Against Independent Social
lists and Radicals

BERLIN, Jan. &c. (By Tho Associat-
cd Prcss)--Wilhclmstra tonight IS
barricadcd and under tho guard Of nut
mcrcus troops. \ patrol of eighteen
armed automobiles and half dozen
huge motor trucks loaded with armed
truops arrived carly in the evening,
and Immediately took up their positions
in front Uf the government building
and shut off all traffic from the thor
ouEhfarc. .
The precautions taken by Minister of
Defense NoSkc. were stimulated in ad-
dition to the assault upon Matthias Er2-
berger today by rumOrs that the mon
nrChiSts would attempt an insurrect>nn
on the eve of the former EmpcrorS =
birthday (Which occurs tomnrr0wl ana
that the attack was 10 be- primarily d.
rcCtcd against the independent social
lists and radicals.
Will" the government promptly
branded the rlSnors as wholly unfound-
cd and oven ridiCulcd them. the attempt
on ErSb"rgcr's life prompted Noskc l~
mobilize tho troops for the protection OF
the government offices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.-Approxi-
mat.ly 1900 OF the 5000 aliens taken
into custody during recent nation wide
round ups Of radicals are perfect
cases for deportation as result OF
Secretary Wilson'S decision that the
communist and communist labor par
tI"s are revolutionary within the mean
ing Of the deportation law. ]. D. Hoo
yer. special assistant 10 Attorney Cen
eral Palmer. in charge Of prosecutions,
said today.
Such cases ar" perfect" Mr.. Hoover
said, in that twill be necessary only
for agents o6 apartment of justice
10 present IS membership card
in either p make out proof Of
deportation ,y of the other five
or six \ whose member
ship c9 seized at the time
OF thu over said, II was
pella Irship could be
pT2 ce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
SCHOOLS FOR
YOUNG ALIENS

WASHINGTON. Jan 26.--Th" son
ate by. q vote of - To II today passed
the Kenyon Amcricanization bill whicl
would require all residents Of tho Uni
tod states Of Is TO II Years nf az" NJ;
mentally Of physically disqualified and
all alien residents hctwc"u IN" ages "t
IL and 81 who cannot speak. road pr
write English. tn attend school not loss
than 200 hours year.
Administration Of III" hlIS proNiS-
ION WAS placed in the secretary Of In"
INTERIOR working through tho bureau of
education. Th" measure r-uuirCS thH;
the sum appropriated b" arportionci
among tho states in ratio to ihr number
Of residents illi,eratcS. providing. how
ever. that llsr state appropriate an equal
sum for the same purpose. Nnt less
than S5.0nD would be allotted To one
state in any year.
Efforts To transfer tho administration
OF the measure to the secretary uf labor
were defcaturCd just before the final
vote was taken. Tho measure had bc2n
taken before tho senate for about 4
week and during debate several senators
expressed apprehension that tho var
lance IN the age limits fixed for Amer
lean and for alien illitCratcS would con-
fliCt with existing treaties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
Hear Arguments Today.


case are to be heard before the state
supreme court at Charleston today. The
briefs will be presented by the opposing
attorneys and the case argued after
which the court will take the matter un-
der adviscmcnt. 1t is hoped that the
decision will be handed down by Thurs
day. if not before.
The brief prepared by the attorneys
for the plaintiffs in the suit to cnjoin
the Greater Wheeling act, ]. Harold
Brennan and John ?. Arbenz, is a huge
volume of 144 pages. The arguments
prepared by the cty's attorneys. City
Solicitor J. j. P. O'Bricn and NJ. J. Gull
Imam are as long or even longer. With
these facts in view 1t is considered that
the decision can scarcely be given before
Thursday.
The citys attorneys both expressed
their belief that the court would decide
to dissolve the injunction granted by
Judge George Poffenbarger of tho SUI
premc court at his home in Point Pleas
ant. some time ago. If this Is the de-
cision handed down by the court, Wheel
ing will receive the full benefit of snmn
10000 added inhabitants in the 1890
census. as the census officials have in
formed Mayor Thomas F. Thoner these
figures would be added to the census re-
port for Wheeling should the injunction
be dissolved. Should the decision state
that the Greater Wheeling act is effect
i've from Gate, then the adued poprlatlon
will be make known by the use of foot
notes or other annexation.
City Solicitor O'Brien has expressed
himself again and again as being thor
oughly confident that the suit of tho oh
structionists to Greater Wheeling would
be lost in the supreme court. The
grounds presented by the attorneys for
the plalntiR for asking that the act b.
enjoined are that the bill never received
a third reading In the house Of delegates.
and that the name Of the city Of Wheel
ing was not in the section regarding the
vote to be taken. These grounds At
torney O'Brien, characterizes as
Joke" stating that the will Of the people
will be observed II possible by any court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
ErzhnrrAr Wonnflc1.

BERLIN Ian. 26--Maihlas Erzh"rg-
or tho minister Of finance. was wound
cd by n shot fired at him today l"rr
Erzbcrgcr was shot as he was leaving
the criminal courts building after at
tending tn" IIclffcrich libel suit; Only
one shot struck tho minister, VINO was
slightly wounded in the shoulder. His
assailant. who gave his name as OltwiE
Won IIirschnc!d. was arrested When
arrested Hcrschf"ld declared that he
considered ErZhcrGcr dangerous TO the
empire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
For Americanization.

ATLANTIC CITY, \. j.. Jan. 2C.-A
campaign of AmeriCaniZation for which
:; fund Of S25. 900 is To be realised BY
voluntary subscription. was decided
upon by tn" Grand Lodge of th"thirl
district R'Nai Birth. at tn" closing SeS-
sion Of it's annual convention here to-
dlv Closer So-npCratiuu between the
order and the synaeogues was recon-
mcndcd and muncy was voted 10 assist
Jews In the war torn sections OF Fur
opr. 4 budget of $4,000 wd% voted for
general expenses. and new school |" 4e
attaches 10 the Erie, Pa, urphanaSr.
was authorized.
David Barton. Philadelphia. was
elected president: MarICe SChaffn"".
Eric. president; Joseph llcrhach'
Philad-Iphiu. secretary. and NJ ). Myer-
hoff, Philadelphia, treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
DIRECTORS To
GREATER CITY .
MIN 1sF ROUND.
APPEAL -SUPERSEDEAS !.
GRANTED BY COURT
Real Issue, However, Will Be
Fought Out In Arguments
Today

Special To The Intelligencer:
CHARLESTON. w. Va. jim. 26.-The
few objecting suburbanites won the pre-
iiminares in their fight against the
Greater Wheeling charter bill IN
supreme court this afternoon. when an
appeal and supersedeas were granted on
petition of Attorneys ]. Harold Brennan
and ]. p. Arbenz, representing the resi-
dents of that section of Wheeling to be
included in the new charter. passed oy
tho last session of the legislature.
However, the exponents of Greater
wheeling will have their innings IN
court Tuesday morning when. n. ]. Gull
Iinan and John J. p. O'Brien represent
ing the city, appear to argue the case
before the court.
Since the appeal was granted today.
IT now rests with the supreme court
whether or not Wheeling will include
enough additional territory to make her
the largest city in the state. When the
decision of the court Is made after the
case has been argued and submitted to.
morrow the courts official opinion VIII
settle for all time the controversy that
has existed since the election was held
voting in the new territory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
THE INTELLIGENCNS

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-05-05
Union Meetings,

tors of the city that beginning tonight
union services will be held in the va
rious churches to take the places Of
the regular Wednesday night prayer
meetings until the Gypsy Smith cam
palgn opens. The services will be held
tonight at the First Presbyterian
church, the sermon being preached
by Rev. s. RI. Templcman. In order
to give church attendants an oppor-
tunity to attend the lyceum attrac-
ton, the hour Of service for this even
ing only will be run up to 7:45 o'clock.