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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-18
MILLIONS IN GOLD
FLOW TO EUROPE
10y International News service.)

Washington, March 18.--An over.
flow of American gold to foreign
capitals now exceeds s1,000000 a
day. Gold exports at this rate far
exceed the record established In
March last year. and heavier de-
mands calling for still larger ship
ment indicate exports over this
high total Federal reserve board
officials today estimated that golG
export for 1920 may reach 100000
600.
1t would not surprise them, they
said, II gold shipments would far
exceed that total.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-18
Situation Serious

London March 18.-"Tne situa-
lion in the Huhr district Of Ger
many is most serious" the British
foreign office announced this after
noon. At both Vitter and Herne,
"reds' attacked the barracks ami
killed the officers and most of the
men. They captured all Of the bat
terie5 and guns"
Suicide Reported
London, March lS.-An EXchange
Telegraph dispatch from Amster-
dam today stated that according to
telephone messages received there
from Berlin the rumor is current il
the German capital that Wolfgang
Won Kapp, who resigned yesterday
as chancellor Of the German rey0-
lutionary government has commit
ted suicide.
President Ebert, OF Germany, has
\ arrived in Berlin from Stuggart, &C
cording to an Exchange Telegraph
dispatch. A telegram received earl
Ter in the day by the Times from
{ Amsterdam quoted Berlin dispat-
( ches to the Telegraph TELEGRAPH as
saying that Won Knapp and Won
Luettwitz had both fled from Der.
lin In automobiles Immediately aft
or they resigned General Won Luett'
WITT commanded the revolutionary
troops in Berlin.
Decision Reached
Paris, March 18.-The allies have
reached the definite decision not to
advance a single foot beyond their
present lines in Germany unless
some new turn in German affairs
I actually threaten a resumption OF
the war it was learned in official
circles today.
1t was pointed out that, as thu
! British and French have already
ratified the treaty OF Versailles. ami
advance by the Anglo-French arm
les would mean an actual state Of
D war and upset the peace treaty.
AS the United States has not rat
tied the treaty, IS Is held that only
the United States troops that arc
still on the Rhine under the armis
tice could advance into Germany.
Bank Gets Report
Berlin, March 1S.-(Delayed, -
The Deutsche bank received a re
pc. tonight that soviet govern
ment had been proclaimed in Ger
many.
Mayer Will Not Resign
Paris, March 18.-The Germa'
4 charge d affairs, Wilhelm Maye
was informed from Stuggart toda,
that President Ebert, of Germany
id not return to Berlin unit
tier the meeting of the nations
l. ssembly at Stuggart. He was ad
sed that there is great danger o
1lshevist seizing power temporar
in Berlin.
Leaders Have Fled
Berlin, March 1S.-Three of tn
eff leaders of the revolution
olfgang Won Kapp, General Vol
ettwitz and Colonel Bauer-hav'
from Berlin, 1t was learned to
i8s. Won Kapp and Won Luettwi-
Immediately after they handle
sir designations to Vice Chances
Schiller (of the old Ebert ce'
II rieutionaD General Won Secho. |9
was left in command of the teF4i.
ionary army, promised to remor
Aahem from Berlin Immediately.
Noske Goes To Berlin
Paris. March 1S.-1Gustaye Noske
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WILL DISCUSS
RUSSIAN TRADE
(ey international News service.)

(By international News SerVice.)
Washington, March 1S.-Foreien
reports that the United States has
asked a conference on March 20 Of
the allies to discuss means for re-
Stunning trade with Russia, were de-
MED today by the state department.
This government has made sug-
gestion to the allies for a method
of resuming trade with Russia but
as yet no reply 10 the suggestion
has been received
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-18
REPAIRING ROAD.

The county road supervisors
force today Is hauling on the Kel-
ley Island road near the brick plant
There are a few bad places in this
road and since the weather appears
10 be getting better, It was decided
TO make these minor improvements
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Glars SISTER
IN BAD PLIGHT
10y international news servlce.)

10y international News Service.)
Washington. March Is. Grand
Duchess Olga, sister of the late ear
of Russia, and one of the three sur
viving members of the RomanOff
family. has been found by the Ameri-
can Red Cross workers living in
box car in south Russia. Dispatches
here today give the name of the town
where she is living as Norvorossisk.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-18
NOTICE
Or CONRAD OUT

After a two weeks fitness due n
IN attack OF i2luenza, Dr. Mary T..
Conrad Chirop0dist and Marineilo
Cosmetician g again able to meet
her patients and customers In he
parlors at 231 W King st
. Z 1p Of
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-18
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Justice Of Peace sub
ect to the Republican Primaries
May 25th.
FRED II. BAKER
3 II 1p 3t o p IL
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eLAIRToN

Glass No. OF Blairton Sunday
school would Ike you to come and
help then Friday, March 10, at 7.3o
at an entertainment, to help pu:
chase maps for several classes
IS 1p ct
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-18
BOLO UPRISING
fBv International News Service

London, March 18-There has
been a bolsheyist uprising at War.
saw and elsewhere In Polandd, &C
cording to information received here
today.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-18

Ladies Of Trinity NJ E. Chuf
South will hold an exchange at Min.
or's, Queen St. Saturday, March o.
Pies, cakes and othev good thin-s
to eat 2 18 Up u
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-18
BED MATTRESSES

We have Just received shipment
OF eed mattresses OF all kinds, that
we bought at a special low price.
Come and see what bargains we
can offer you in them.
p. X. HALL,
Housefurnishing & Goa
3 IS Up. IT,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-18
NITRATE OF SODA.

a few tons for immediate delivery.
HENSHAW, HOLLIS & co
3 IS 10 % 26 30 Up
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Walk over, Bostonian, Beacon
Shoes at saving of $500 on pair
Administrative Sale.
~HE HUB, 14t NJ Queen st.
IL Up 81
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ALL 9. G. o. VETERANS,

There will be regular meeting
Thursday night. March 10, at p, m.
in the Fifth Ward Firemens Hall.
All members are earnestly requested
to be present.
H. w. FAUVER. President.
c. f. AuLD, Secretary II Up 2t
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ALLIES OCCUPY
CONSTANTlNOPLE
10y international News service.)

Wy THteI TIdNIV'dF TNcWS Oc' F'~c'J
London. March l8.-The allied
authorities at Constantinople have
arrested General Djemal Pasha,
former Turkish war minister, &C
cording TO a Reuter- dispatch from
the Turkish capital today. A prince
and a senator also were arrested.
Allied forces took over CONSTANT
nople yesterday after a short clash
with native guards.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-18

You will help us serve you more
.nptly by phoning your order
for a taxicab as far as possible in
.dvance OF the time you need it.
Call 309-Either Phone.
Tri-State Motor Transport Co.
203 W. King st.
9 IS Fri Mon Wed St
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Protect yourself and dependents
vita a Reliance Perfect Protection
Policy. See No8te9 about Il
313 If If
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-18

Mems and Boys Clothing. Shoes,
Shirts, Underv ear. Furnishings, all
being sacrificed at enormous saw
ings. Administrative Sale.
THE HUB, 141 n. Oueen
O. IA ~
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Iast received. a car load OF Amarj
can Farm Fence and Barb Wire.
3 Is 1p OF h. h, BQI.EY,
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Men, buy your Easter Suit at the
Administrators Sale and save SIS.
THE HUB, 141 N. Queen ST.
3 II Up st
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Big dance Armory, Thurs.

Big dance Saturday night.
Thornwood. TIL Fri Sat tt
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Square Dance ThornWood
Friday night. Invitation.
Wed Thur Fri lp Il
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ROOTS COMING
Continued From Page One)

Rot shares that desire for the League
To fail which. in the present violence
Of political campaign. is found fire.
qucnuy in the spirit OF tn" uttcranccS
Of some Republican leaders
Root and tho League.
or course you need only read thar
plank in the Republican PLATFORM
which Mr.. Root wrote. as we'll as some
OF his previous public utt"ranccS. 10
know that Mr.. Root believes that the
League has grave faults. both "f con-
siructton and OF principle. but ~ can
hr Inferred. with equal confidence
from "A close study uf the structur" OF
the Court which Mr.. Root has Just set
up. that h" believes certain parts OF inc
League of Nations mre useful ard ought
tn be- preserved and can he preserved
Thcrn mrr two or three high spots
I'm what MIR. Rot has just done which
have unmiataknhlr sisnifl"hnC" al
the first plncr. Mr.. Root revived ma
s"t on Its feet tn" ola liG%m"- nnTl
Of Arbitration Of 1899 md 1907 This
Hague Court Of Arbitration In differ
Ont institution from tn" new court or
Inlcrnmtinnnl Justice. American com
mrnt hna frequently ""nfu""d I'll" two
The difference brtw""n court ~ ar
bItrntiun and n court Of JuHiir" IL To-"
technical I" go int" here. II iH sum
Client To rny that TN" llaEu" Court OF
Arbitration expired with tn" begin
Mug If tn" war In lylt. md Ind not
ainrc opened it's doors until Mr.. Ro0'
revived II and SGT II To funCtinninE
this summer. This thing Mr.. Root did
In what may be called his privat" "a
pacity, and not in his capacity ns an
agent of the Lnngu" nf Nations.
Tho Root Plan.
Having revived the old llaEu" Court
Of Arbitration. Mr.. Root then set about
creating the new Court of lntcrnation-
al Justice: and tn" significant fact Is
thnt he has tied these two courts to-
Eether in manner which has almost
wholly escaped the attention of Aneri-
can comment.
Mr. Root has provided that the judges
for the new international Court Of JUS
tiCc shall be chosen by the following
mechanism. In the first place. the mem
bcrs OF the old Hague Court will n"inl-
nate panel Of judges for the new Court
Of Information Justice. Out OF this
panel named ny the old Hague Court.
the Council and the Assembly Of tho
League OF Nations will pick hftr"n. VIII"
viii oualIy h" the judges OF the new
Court OF international Justice The
function Of tho League will I've solely To
PICK nIIren out OF mo thirty or forty
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the annual conference Of III" Methodist
church at MnundSVIllr there Will b"
held the annual conference Wesleyan
dinner.
This dinner will b" served in the din
INK room uf the First Methodist church
by the Ladies' Aid society.
-Four representatives, OF West virginia
They arc DR. ". Il. Fleming. president
"f the college: Prof. Richard Aspinwall,
rrur A. H. Rapking and Field Secretary
William Coleman. -,
The dinner will be- attended by all
graduates and students Of wesleyan IN
attendance at the conference.
Lay Conference BODY.
Tho thirteenth annual session OF tho
Laymen's association OF the West Fir-
rinia conference Will be held this after.
noon and evening In the First Christian
church.
Delegates To this conference will ar
rive this morning.
The program for the lay conference
follow:
$50 H. IN ENROLMENT ~ Delegates.
Devotional Exercises.
800 IL m Report Of Ofhcrrn: I'rrsi-
dent. Chaa. W Evans, >icr-pr"si
dents. : l.. richards. Peter Sal
man. John Raiur. ". Il. MCAhoy,
John Il code. l.. " M"kown. J.
~ Scott
90 T. IA Nrp"ria from GENERAL '"i'
frr,u t,pI"r"nthtiNcr judge
{ V Iln,h. " l.. Me Abby. john
ItaInr r,I'r i'IInnn Z " fl"sh
- ~ T. II TI"li'I
10 f. ~ Addirnr 'Ihr Cooperation
~ CT, nnd lturnl ''hui'h"r lbln
.,rrluu les Il'pI"r, uIuIi,ra al
iII, nnd ItuInI t'hur' h'n
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originality nominated by tn" old hague
Court 1t is the old Hague Court when
surveys the world and numinar"s thr
original panel Of Judges. The League OF
Nations Is restricted I" picking httch
out Of the panel originally named Ivy IN"
old Hague Court.
Not persnden. on League
Comment in America. and particularly
the comment OF the more violently lr-
rrrOncilablr Republican newspapers. has
dwclt exclusively on tho parr that tho
Council and tho Assembly of the League
nr Nations will have in selecting the
Judges Of tho new court. They nave
missed what Is much more important.
namely IN" part that the old Hague
Cuur; has in naming III" judges. The
net OF IT is that even II the League OF
Nations should not fare well. even II
some Of tS more important functions
should cease. even II nothing more re-
manned Of IN" League of Nations than Il
mere formalty. under all these c0nlih-
gencics Mr.. Boots new Court Of Inter
national JustiC" could K" on. 1t could
70 on As an addition To the old Hague
Court.
The only function OF tn" League OF
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on my young head. and heard his hl"aS-
Ing.
sin b"yhoOd friends met me nj tn"
station today. now men whom | know
we'll enough to call hN name. ] noted
That Snvc one. their heads nr" silver now.
could not help but l""k at them and
wonder Am l. too. growing old
Wv" ar" here under peculiar and bcau-
tiful circumstances tonight The temp
tHtton ~ to rcmiriSC"nC". but fear
that ! have alrcAdy talked too much
Of memories. | wtSnt to talk then for
a short while, upon a theme which as
We look back upon this hundred years
of Mrthodtsm in MoundSvillr has M
I added Significance for the future. That
theme IL. The church in Relation 10
Permanent Service
Tranhency Of Man.
Hero Bishop hughes entered into n
solemn picture of the translcncy "f
man: how mans "GotiSm ~ rather Hf-
ront"d with the speed with which the
world adjusts Itself To our absence"
Coming down 10 II reminder that In one
hundred years. everyone Of his h"ar"rS
vii lhaNr PASSED beyond. Bishop Hughes
impressed his hearers With the fact that
they viii soon Do forgotten
Not only Is this true "T ~ ,"Inrhr-
uuVrB uniInp"rtnnt n"rtnia. bat II 10
true ~ th"rr whom lh' world oft re
CARDS hh great VIII We stand f"I
hwhIl" The EluI" al ia" world y puhn
| ,ny anal Imnglm" that "a, h"," w"II
nigh gained Immortality ~" h.N, don,
/ nothing 81 the hind
When nc nuko Tia" dIh'"a'II 81 "ui
iTnnHi'n'l. nish"p liuEh'" continued
we buEiu 1" n."h i"I H"In' thing 'l'tn"I
WIN wtL,h 1, "ill "'rIr "Iv'n 'i"r"nI
tory f"I ia" ihIuEn I"i which 'rIr NE
SIu ulr
'!"Iug "m =" iIiusy"Ir that 'r"' Fr'"I
I rosa ,unn"I Ice found IL ia" MARKET
IIn,o. u"I Tia" E"' lnl r"Il "I. u"t IN
wealth. u"t h"nuIy. lllrh"p IluTh"u. In II"
""rIn"n t"Ih 81 tat" h"nuly 'nu" I" hta
u"tul
'rh" permanent d"p"Rti"ry i"r ~"
ihiuTr f"i whi, h The NJ" 81 h' 'r'itImr '
mnu. mud ia" rSliu"rdIuut. uru. rinudr
'nn hc found only Ia M rhur, #
Jcgup thIiul
"Whnl your fathers nuh y"'rr ..rruh
fnll"rg hpv" put into ihle rhur' - ,ur
hundred yrnrg Of M"ih"di.ul' h' Hid.
Is the working force uf 1hl, community
I When you have all gone hnm' I" ''lnrN,
| tho old First church IN N"uudH' ~" win
stlll be doing Gods work
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BISHOP edwin HUGHES, MOUNDSVILLE NATIVE,
IS HONOR GUEST At centennial OBSERVANCE
OF THE FOUNDING OF METHOD|SM IN the CITY
GREAT AUDIENCE GIVES THE EMINENT METHODIST
BISHOP WONDERFUL GREETING PAYS lRlB-
UTE TO THE LATE DR.: GEORGE BRUCE, LONG
THE FOREMOST PIONEER, CITIZEN OF MOUNDS
WILLIE

To the late Or. George w. Bruce. whose
death occurred since Bishop Hughes
last visit TO MoundsVillc
Tho last time stood In this pulpit"
no said. Il was greeted AT tho close "r
tho sermon BY fine old gentleman who
wished To know II l remembered him. |
flshod vigorously Ia tho depths nT my
memory FOR hlr name. but could not
h"ok II az. and honestly told him az.
on ought 1" remember n". ia Ia
tho man nnd again lnh'Iod diligently
to RECALL hla namu. hui could net
Well. y"u ought /" ioInoinh"i me.
said Ihs urnu. / h'lp"d you hin'"v"I
AncIha hnvo aiway1 MIN" ho"n
glad that I was h"noni enough not /"
aay I remember your face. but can't
ro.alI your nnmo' I" night. t"giol
worry much that Il" net 90" IL lhln nudi
"n"o good "Id ~ '!'"tR" " nIu'". who
waa ku"wn ua M"uudaylll"R GRAND Dld
Mnu
4 do no, want /" l"a" myn'lf /" r"r
qunaIliioa" unld bishop IIughou aud
thor" dov"l"pSd feeling that mnd" "ur
fool aur" III" nudlNu," would not h" con.
tout n hC failed 70 recall Mt leasi few
memories of oatli"r deyV. aud RiahOw
HuEhs kindly regarded this wish Of hia
hearers.
ION this special OCCASION" 10 said. 1T
would DO easy for mo to lose myself In
tho flood OF remembrance that come
flockng from the past. aS | recall my
many travels up and down and back and
forth the length and breadth OF the
state.
a Signal Honor
Il wonder II any bishop of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church ever before had
the privilege OF delivering an address
on the occasion OF the centennial ccle-
bration OF the church IN whose member
ship nc was born and baptized. and
within stones throw Of the little
home whore he first saw the light OF
day.
when | say within q stones throw
of that little home, l hope nonc,0t you
good people will take II literally. for
when | visited that little house today.
with all It's tender memories. II looked
As though II would not be able TO stand
another stone.
Proud OF Moundsvino
Il have sense OF locality that Is
vigorous. | think that in any locality
on the face Of IN" earth. were t. hear
tho namo Moundavillr. I would immcd-
lately become alert and NIL attention.
WAS not only born hor". hut during
most OF the summers until was thir-
teen years OF age. for few weeks
sometimes three months In summer.
| came with my parents To atay on this
Camp Grounds
AS We wcrn on tho Camp Grounds
today. trying to loCnt" tho cuttag" IN
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Nations essential TO the continuance OF
The new court would be Il secretary and
nm occasional meeting OF the rcpreser-
tativcs Of the big and little nations TO
select fifteen Judges out OF the panel Or.
iglhally nominated by the old HAGvs
Court. And even IL this part OF tho
League OF Nations should fail. II wouid'
be n simple matter to summon delegates
from the big and lit:lc ma tons To two
bodies called for the specific purpose OF
taking concurrent action on the selection
Of judges for the Court OF International
Justice. ~.
To your correspondent. ii has always
seemed that there Is unmistakeable har.
mony between what Senator Harding
been doing. There is unmistakeable
identity between the words Of the Re-
publican platform and OF Senator Hard.
ing about extending the functions Of the
old Hague Court OF Arbitration and on
tho other hand. the details Of what MI.
r DOT has actually been doing In Europe.
tCopyright 1920 by N. Y. Evening P3DC
Mails between the United StAteS fnd
Canada are handled as freight.
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Skin Without BIenish ).
Is Every Woman S Wish

proper method Of troating dis
cnrcn Of the Hkin'" A very COM
mon mistake is to rely upon local
remedies, such ns lotions. sslycS,
oinlmcnts and other applications
TO the surface Of the skin. t4s
But eczema, letter, plmples,
skin cruptions and similar diSor-
dcrs that cause so much diSce1n-
fort, are not merely surface DON.
dition; their cause lies deeper, md
you will never be entirely rid OF
the terrifying itching until you
realize that their cause must be
reached and eliminated.
SO the answer is: Seek the,
cause and remove it." The rea1
source of all skin disorders being
in the blood, the proper treatment
must be through the blood. Rout
out of the circulation the disease
germs, and your skin will clear up
and become normal and healthy
The one remedy that is being
used with uniform satisfaction
SIS. the fine old purely vegetable
blood medicine that has been OF
the market for more than half 9
century. This splendid remedy
builds up the blood supply by re-
moving from it any impurities
and gives excellent results in al
cases Of skin disorders.
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~. combined auditorium and Sunday
school room OF tho spacious fltSt No.
Cdtst church A. MOundsNlIlc were P".N
ed 10 the doors last evening when tho
-. huudrrdth anniversary Of the tOuhu-
ing uT MrIhodlsm III M"undsFliIt was
celebrated Tho celebration ""h i'a'
mr., az the seventy t"ufth annual Wa.
virginia conference ur Ia" hoih"d'''
church A.
ui.h,p Edwin II"It liu6hea ~ Ma
,.,hureiIS Wat tho homer Eh'H' ni'i
principal "tnt"r 81 tho "''"a'"". ~,
centennial uddfcra was delivered anna
within - ri"uo threw at ia" 'lhY ''''"
old MrIh"dtsI parr""aEo Ia "h''" ~"
wac born rr'rruhcr I, lh6'. whoh ma
Tathrr tho laIo Itoy Ih"maH u '"R"' :
=, main, 81 tho M"und1SiIlo church
uInhup IIughra although Ito wan 'h"
rronkr, a. az cnrlior meeting 81 tn"
,onforOnrr. waI slyon 'r'W"h"'"n
,,arl"u whom 10 wan pr"H"ntoh 4" last
niSht'R gathering hY N"v. '. tr"" ~"
dnrHon. superintendent ~ "h""''hE W
,rirt NothodiHt ,hurrh"H "" was Hr""'-
"a with tho chaurnuuuR salute. n"h n
storm ur cheering
In thc pulpit with Hah"p lIugh"s
vas Rishor JOHN " Hamilton. chnn's'-
lor az tho American UnivcrSity at wash
,rKton T. G.. and Bishop Francis y.
Mcconnell presiding officer OF tho con-
ference. heard the wonderful. schoIary
address, 81 Bishop Hughes.
An Interesting feature or IN" service
\. Sigof"osr entitled From Saddle
BAGS 10 HorS"less." 1t was carefully
prepared history 81 tho tabl'shmcnt
and growth OF Methodism In Mounds
willie. relating 4 number ot events close
" connected with the settlement and de-
vrlormrnt Of MoundSville as well ds
the Methodist church. and was so good
that Bishop Hughes In his address de-
cared that were II impossible TO secure
the history otherwise. the church could
we'll afford to pay hundreds OF dollars
for the splendid record.
Mr.. Sigarooses historical address IL
published in full elsewhere In this is
sue OF The Intcllig"nCcr.
Gloss, to 100 people enjoyed the CEN
tenn!al service The splendid First
church choir. directed by Mrs. Emma
Moore Scott. sang n beautiful anthem.
and NIlas jeanette BOOhrr sang one or
her best solo numbers.
Bishop Hughes Address.
Bishop Hughes In opening his address
welded n the wishes 0r his audience
that he indulge for II short while In
"Reminiscences. and h" told som" happy
stories Of his eRrly NE" IN West Wiz
RInla and his association with tho Meth
odIst church years ago
In tho first OF ther" memories recall
cd. Bishop Hughes paid "A loving tribute