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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-04
BE- PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
TRY GRANDMOTHER Old Favor.
" tie Recipe of Sage Tea
and SULPHUR

=. Almost everyone know that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and
1ustre to the hair when faded, streak
ed or gray. Years ago the only way
TO get this mixture was to make it
at home, which is mussy and trou-
blesome. Nowaways, by asking at
any drug store for f'Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound" you will
get large bottle of this famous old
recipe, improved by the addition of
other ingredients, at small cost.
Don't stay gray! Try it! No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as it does it so naturally
and evenly. You dampen sponge
or soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time; by morning the
gray hair disappears, and after an
other application or two, your hair
becomes beautifully dark. glossy and
attractive. - -: =, &:
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RESOLUTION.

Resolution No: 17s. prohibiting the
use Of the city hall for certain gather
sns deePa Ps passed ana sasSied 5y tic
following aye and nay vote. Ayes,
senBasRSs' GooSer MOP
Ae"' ORDINANCES.
Ordinance No. 100 was read the Sec
>ond time, as amended. ,.
Ordinance No; 112. as amended was
ree o1d ns sseG %S t liz as amended wa.
read the second tins tins;
the MnS on south sSo
Of the erf Semfdji S Gonstraetion Co. in The
Of sSSa rec aae on motion
Report of the Municipal Court fer
weeks ending April 5th and I'm. aS1v'
p ssGT'as $s Sly @a ~as
Report Of fires for t the n mq 4pa ,,, Of
i PRoiice department report FOR the
month q MSsen TS r1eS and 6sSssspted
electric light at 10th St. an: and MAURICE
Petition protesting against paving
construction on certain streets was read
and placed on file.
Petition Of property owners Tor con-
struction of pavement and storm sewer
along the alley between Beltramt and
Minnesota Avenues, in Block IA, origin
al Townsite, was read and referred TO
city engineer for estimate OF cost OF
''Ap' MISCELLANEOUS.
h Application Tor pool table license OF
Morris granted.
Application Of Tom Smart for dray
license was granted.
City Clerk was authorized 70 adver-
tise for bids for official publications.,
and for the cleaning of the septic tank
and disposal of sludge.
Bond Of VIM. DouEherty. second mana
dealer, with Fidelity & Guaranty Co.,
in sum Of $4,000 as surety, was accept
ed.
The appointment of Maude p. Ham
mersley as Clerk Of the Municipal Court
W. Verbal Claim of Mr.. Ezra Clark for
sec. 90 account of personal injury. was
referred to the city attorney on motion
The matter Of cleaning 14th street
between Minnesota and Doud avenue'
The city attorney was directed to
ton of. $1,000 for Memorial Day Exer-
cises, and Mayor johnson Aldermen
Boyce, and Backus, were named as the
memorial day committee.
Bid for construction OF storm sewer
south $50 feet from Alley in blocks
1921, as submitted by the Bemtd1t
Construction Co., in the sum OF $6S4.2S,
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LET CONTRACT FOR
FEDERAL ROAD

Bismarck, May .4.-Contracts will
be let today for construction of a
federal aid road in Towner county,
eighteen miles 1ond from Arndt thru
Rock lake.
= F. M. Turner, president of the
North Dakota section Of the National
Parks Highways association, ventur-
ed the prediction that within five
years 400 mile hard surfaced boule-
ward highway will be built across the
state from Fargo to Beach.
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1920, the following resolution was in
troduced by Alderman Jones, who NOV
ed it's adoption:
Be it resolved, by the City Council of
the City Of Bemidji, that no part Of
the city hall shall be used by any per
son or persons for any religiouk polit-
ical or sectarian meetings or gatherings
gregateJor assemble In any part Of the
City Hall for the purpose Of holding,
promoting or attending any such meet
ings.
of this resolution be forwarded by the
Clerk to the Secretary Of the Bemidji
Civic & Commerce Association, for the
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
EDUCATION.

April 5Cn, 1JZU,
A special meeting of the Board Of
present were: DR.. j. T. Tuomy, Dr. E.
II. Smith, A. L. Molander and Quincy
Brooks.
Mr.: Molander made a motion, second
ed by Mr.. Brooks, that Mr.
Broomhall, architect, draw up
plans for an addition to be To-
Gated southwest of the High School, and
that the President and Secretary be au-
thorized to enter into a contract with
said Architect.
' " j. T. TUOMY,
Clerk.
e. H. SMITH,
President.
nSl'
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THE BEMlDJI DAILY PIONEER

was read and accepted on motion and
second.
Mr.. r. w. Swinson was authorized to
improve certain alley adjacent to the
Park property in an amount not ex-
ceeding $4,000
On motion and second. the Mayor was
INSTRUCTED to use such methods as will
be effective to prevent crossing of
lawns and boulevards by pedestrians.
No further business appearing, it was
moved to adjourn. Adjourned.
~ G. w. VANDERSLUIS,
President.
GEO. STEIN,
Clerk.
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information and Guidance 81 that Asso-

information and Guidance Of that Assoc
The above resolu ton being duly seG-
onded. by Alderman Bagley, 1t was put
upon its passage, and declared duly carr,
and nay vote: "Ayes"-Bagley, Boyco.
Jones', Carver Barnell, Palmer. Van.
dersluis. "Nays"-None. Absent, Back,
Approved April 18th, 1920. ~, ..qi. III
L. +. JOHNSON, ~
= -! 49,, Mayor.
Attest:
GEO. STEIN,
City Clerk.
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R. C.. M. p. INCREASES FORCE

. Regina, Sask., May 4.-Seven
hundred recruits are to be added to
the Royal Canadian Mounted police.
When they are trained at the school
here the total force will number
$500.
Commissioner Perry, head of the
force, is to maintain headquarters at
Ottawa in the future. Headquarters
have been established here since 1882.
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OF THE BOARD OF
EDUCATION

Apri! ~, 1870.
Smith. Other members present were:
J. W: Smith; Quincy Brooks, Mr.: Net
he mn1}es of s iase a:c
We're read and approved.
an G M ne sy as Nh
5s .SsIidinss: g." North. High
Moved and seconded that the follow
Aidrich & English, maintenance :. 100
Allyn e Bacon: i33str4Gtdon, . co1- SS4'Se
American Wi. Fibre Co.. opera ~
Associated os Mrs: Co.. operation: 24z:S9
r. o. Bagby, general control 1900. 1856
Geo; T. Baker Co.: outlay .; AHx. 1885
G. % f. Batsies. outlay SR ::::::: $:$5
Beitra nj Milling & Elevator CO., ~.
Be%ldji A Gas Co., operation ~
Bemid]i Electric Co, outlay IT, 2.2s
Bemid}i Hardware Co, operation, eor
troll. outlay ...>.. O' e 2ssos
Ella of BoIlger. general control $1,000: $500
Mrs. II. W. Brodt, auxiliaries --.-.. 1900
Herbert Carver, operation ..--. 3.07
L. P. Eckstrum, maintenance ...-.. ATS
City Water Department, opera
Edueationai Publishing Co., in ~.
Free Press Co.. instruction . 5000
CHM & Company, instruction 1910
alton. outlay ....4............ o 1855
Eveivn Hall outlay ......... $500
D. c. Heath Co., instruction 23.O4
outiaV Oneay' . ............ 1880
Jno Keten. maintenance .... $50
r larson. operation .................. 100
Jos. McTaggart, general control 500
Minneapolis Office and Furniture on
Co., outlay .--.:,-----:.-....-..-----.----- a25V
Motor Inn, auxiliaries .....---.-::.:.---.- 1852
National Child Welfare, auxtliar-
Na oatiay moou 49, 5000
Northw estern Oil Co., mainten-
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Regular session or the city council,
at ats s. o. o'clock loci 'f +. N. A QUORUM being
present. meeting was called to order,
I', -s; .nt Xandersluis presiding.
- KOHL CALL.
Upon roll call the following aldermen
Palmer, Carver, Barneil, Jones'. Wander
sluis: Absent: Backus, Cooper, McKin-
non, Marker. ,,,>,,,r1s
w '%"1sss aA RfE SEs! "sE''A' "SS''"s
The following bills, after being aud
tied. weS upon motion and. second al
MSn ESQ., m &leetr Msf Eight Pow
er g., OWED ing contracts 400 az
Mi ii Ssxd T3sS st &gati & tiny
Minnesota Electric Light & Pow
Mi Masso Electric Light 4 Pow: N'''
! err Co., labor tristailati9n hre
department and police depart
Street gsng; Fs9sFal rs street la a3fT 1890
Quick Ptal;ntery. notices account 0 ~
G. # $tsSsS %Sdd sif1 6a SSs :Ss
Northern Grocery Company. mer.
chandise city building and
Christmas tree .-...... ..............-.. $3.50
Gill Bros. merchandise ACCOUNT
fire department ..........-...SA....... $50
'Beltrami Elevator & Milling Co.,
chas: ; Tsodler: saving wood: city ~ ~
c. c e. Battles, mercnandise street 'l'v
and police department ...;...;;..;. 210
e and suppites ... 49, D s2s2
Sentinel Publishing Co., Official
publications .-....... 1V7S5
Pioneer Publishing Co., cards ac-
count police department.. and
rest room 151v
WIN. Hazen, lantern and globe .-.. ESQ
Hotel Markham, board nurse, &C.
count health department .......... 1895
Tom Smart, drayage .-...-.,.. ....;;.... 500
y. J.. Doran, labor account water
department ...................-........-... 1915
Neptune Meter Co., meters. water
department 11S4
L. p: Eckstrum. thawing hydrants 52.1
L. p. Eckstroun, thaw1ng hyd-
H. x. swisher. flashlights. water
Waterous Engine works. hydrant
repairs 4S.1V
Troppman 8 Department Store,
merchandise city building and
hay, city team ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1898
VIM. Gaines, locks, account city
building 4.oV
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treatment has often been
reported to show q no
,ticeable reduction In
weight and measure-
ments. Your work be-
comes easier; a more
buoyant, vivacious feel.
ing takes possession of
your ! whole body and
mind. WONDERFUL
Become attractive, look
and feel younger add
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-04

Before and After years to your inel 20
surprised and delighted
Amaze your friends, tool First, obtain a
box of oil Of korein at any busy drug store.
A 500 guarantee in each box that by foi.
pounds, whatever weight you wish. A bro
chure will be mailed (plain wrapper) free BY
Korein Co Station F, New York, n. 7.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
EDUCATION.

March %, 1890.
The meeting of the Board Of Educa-
smith. Otter msmbers present were'
Mr.. A. l. Aolander. Mr.. Jno. w. Smith.
Dr. J. T. Tuomy,, and Mr.. Quincy Brooks:
81 omy e eSas the 81 sse
las5 meeting be approved a. read Car
f'g %otion made bv Mr.. uo,ander that
the Board Of Education pay tho ex-
sa 'E N g. aS s g 81 H.
Moved by DR.. Tuomy. and seconded
BY nj: Brooks. that the following bills
Mrs. n s' Brstta 1oofborrow. expense
Julie 1;shm err r. expense while be- !, A.
Be%fS,i Pioneer Co.: Old account to
Goved BY M. ' Moiander: seconded BY
Mr: T.: ". Smith. that the Board recon
sns ah thu asses to ssn ss
Tentative contract with lyric & Chap:
tsets unsSns to yce!s chapman aFoh'
Moved BY Dr: T9omy that MI. Nolan:
der take the chair IN the absence OF
Dr. Smith a SsG on BY MI R a%ffS
ond BY Mr.: Brooks, that change In
FL 9Th. next. The Junior and Senior
$3.50 A. n, to 1900 M. from 1880 P. NJ,
to 800 p. M.
Motion made by DR.. Tuomy, second by
Mr., Brooks, Eli Arnold receive $4,000
April LIST.
R!eSfs: a Fed e ScaSsos receive sss :1s5:oa
Motion by pr; Tuemy. second * 9},} NJ E;
straight through the year:
Motion by J. w. Smith, second by pr.
Tuomy, that A. e. Hodgdon receive
$125.00 straight through the year.
year.
ed to adjourn.
Clerk.
e. H. SMITH,
President.
(1S)
RESOLUTION NO. 176.
At a regular meeting, of the City
sofa, held in the council chambers, city
hall, at o'clock P. NJ, on April 18th,
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Northwestern News
C.P. A, EXAMINATIONS

Bismarck, May determinations
for certified public accountants are
being held for three days beginning
today under E. T. Towne, president
of the state. board of accountants, at
the state university.
I ST. PAUL NOMINATES MAYOR
St. Paul, May 4.-St. Paul was
picking a mayor today. ~
Mayor Laurence C. Hodgson, is
is seeking reelection on his merits.
His opponent is William Mahoney,
president of the St. Paul Trades and
Labor assembly, and candidate of the
labor forces. -: -. $500. 3, w., T..
Their fight has been one of the
most bitter in the city's political his
tory. It has been accentuated by the
bitter fight for seats as councilmen.
The labor ticket includes four can
didates for councilmen. They are o.
posed by eight men, four Of whom
are former service men and running
on their patriotic records. Six are to
be elected. >..- ! - MI
n The "Foy Home and Country Club
an organization backing Hodgson's
candidacy has charged the labor tick
ct with representing socialism. Crys
Of "big business and Especial inter-
ests"c have resounded from the labor
Headquarters. Polls will be open un-
til 9 o'clock tonight.
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When Louisville first heard
of matches
In the early tfrtes of the nineteenth century,
lady of Louisville to her cousin i'm New York:
When in
f fire.
of wood with p.f sh
whenrubb aroush
hnfum hall be
many after matches generally made in
theyw America. There
mean. suchw
quickly known section of the and Ad
The farmer wife of Idaho Texas
aswellpose a the city of the East
Readth advertise i
force modern
eycontan anew They time and
lessen enable obtain better value for the
money spend
Time spent adingad risements IS wells
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REDUCEY YOUR
WEIGHT
Simple, Safe, Reliable WaS
n you arc carrying around ten to sixty
hounds Of unhealthy fat you are unneces:

hounds OF unhealthy
sarily weakening
your vital organs
and are bearing a
burden which de.
stroys the beauty OF
YOUR figure.
why continue 9
victim Of superauous
fat? If you want to
reduce your weight
in q simple, safe and
reliable way, with.
out starvation diet
or strenuous exer-
else, the korein sys-
ITEM is just what you
time daily IN the OF
.breaths each mornin
Of korein /; following
come with the box. '
self once a week. \
Oil Of k0rein Is
pleasant to take. ]
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PROCEEDINGS CITY COUNCIL, CITY !
OF DEMIDJI. MINI. e.. |

April 1Eth, IyZU,
Regular session OF the city council, |
held in the council chambers, city hall, |
at s. o'clock p. M. A quorum being |
present, meeting was called to order, |
lor sci = ont Vandersluis presiding |
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should try. Spend some
en- air, take seven deep
2 and night and use oil
simple directions that
Ieieh and measure your
WONDERFUL : :
absolutely harmless, Is
Iyen q few days self.
or< or, hooyS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
HOLIDAY SHOPPERS
JAM STREET CARS

All during yesterday. cars on every
division Of the Wheeling Traction and
Wheeling Public Service companies
were crowded with people going to and
from Wheeling. This continuous heavy
traffic continued until late last evening
after all store had been closed.
Officials OF both companies stated
that yesterday was one Of their busiest
days during the entire Christmas sea-
son and that they had hauled twice
the number OF people that had been
hauled during the years past. This is
one OF the main reasons for all cars
running behind their schedule time as
they could not take care Of all the pas
seugers and still make the time which
they. should.
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TIRED STORE FOLK
WELCOME REST DAYS
Businesr Generally Suspsnds until
Monday For The Christmas Honcay
Stores HAD Busy Week ,

Wheeling people will unite today In
general observance Of Christmas rs n
holiday, after a most strenuous week or
ten days.
Stores, banks. barbcrshops and offices
generally closed yesterday afternoon or
las, evening. to remain closed until Nom
day morning Most of the stores. as well
as the barbershops. kept open late last
evening. on account Of the double holt
day.
Tho two days Of rest will be douhly
welcomed because of tho unusually
heavy weeks work. business men WI"
offered goods for holiday gift giving
were compelled 10 work most of IN"
aigIrts this week until we'll into IN"
morning. getting oui the gifts they he'd
sold >Particularly was this true among
the jewellers. whose trade was very
heavy.
The industrial plants in Wheeling
have closed for the Christmas holiday.
and many OF them will not reopen until
after New Years day. The school vaca-
tons began this week. and will continue
until the first Of the year.
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CHRISTMAS MUSIC
At ISLAND CHURCH

There will be special Christmas mu,
sic and sermons at both morning ana
evening services at the Island tnr's-
,ian church Sunday, December rs:
The following music will be rendered
by the choir:
I Bring You Good .Tidings-M. l.
McPhai.
The Christmas SonG-Adam wilson.
Holy Night Divinc--Carric r. Adams.
Unto Us a Child Is Born--lra L. Will
son.
rho Watch BY the Fold-lra B. Will
son.
Silent Night.
Sopranos: Mrs Flora carp Form.
Mrs. Geo. Dciters, Laura Edwards
Marie Virgin.
Contralto: Alma Munncn. Hazel
Munnel!. Elizabeth wilkins
Tcnors: George Deitcrs, George Ed
wards.
Bass: Jerome Millsor: Ray Wall
roberstcin, George lledgcr.
Otganst: Marie Dciters.
Director: Russell Nickcrson
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ny. NJ" CHRISTMAS
Junior Boys In Charge of Program
Monday-Big Tree Decoratss
the Lobby.

The Christmas entertainment ut tho
Y. NJ {. \. Will hc given on Monday
evening. The program mas been ar
ranged BY the Junior members and will
he very entertaining TO the parents and
friends Of tho members as wen rs 10
the members Of the association.
A tree provided by W. II. M"tzncr
has been set ur in the lobby and was
trimmed yesterday. The big tree has
been a feature of the Christmas deco
rations each year. Many Of the assoc
ciation activities will be continued dur
ing tho holidays.
On New Years day there will be tho
usual open house. Many OF tho par
cnts and friends are giving young men
and boys membership tickets as Christ
mas presents.
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CHRISTMAS DINNERS
FOR COUNTY WARDS

Christmas Day will bc observed as IS
the usual custom today in the county
Jail and at the county infrmary with
special dinner for the inmates. and by
religious service this afternoon.
Dinner at the county in!irmary Will
be n big event, the menu consisting or
roast pig mashed potatoes. celery, pud-
ding. cranberry sauce and al the other
needs TO mako u big Christmas dinner.
while at the county Jail, the menu will
be headed with roast chicken. mashed
potatoes. cranberry GAUGE. celery. peas,
salad and the other fiXinGs Of the day.
Inmates at the inr!rmary were given
their presents last evening while there
will be lNile out OF the daily program
for today. However they ar" giving an
entertainment next week. aud i"hearsals
are progressing now.
The inmates Of the jail were given
treat OF smokes and Mai! pouch tobacco
last evening by local merchants.
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HENRY SCHAEFER
BUYS GARAGE

BY deed recorded yesterday with
Clerk OF County Court J. Howard Wells.
Henry s Schaefcr becomes the owner
of the Ohio Valley Motor company. all
It's property in Edgwood and full rights
to it's business. The purchase price
was Sl5.500.
The Ohio Valley Motor company has
been operating in the Wheeling district
for some years and has made u good
record for business. The new owner
has been engaged In operating a garage
locally for several years. and is we'll
known. o..
The buildings and equipment Of the
company are located in Edgwood on the
National road and is one OF the most
up-to-date modern garages in the dis
trict.
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WARWOOD HOLIDAY
Complete Suspension of Business and
industry for Today.

All stores and business houses IN
Warwood as we'll as several or the rae
tories which have been working closed
last night So that their employees as
we'll as the officials can enjoy Christ
mas. None Of these places "t business
will nga.u omen until Monday morning
~ u" usual time.
This does not Include several at ~"
"nni,ri inn"rS stores as We'll As Tn"
Warwood pharmacy which Will be
opened in the morning and evening but
will he closed for several hours dur
ing the afternoon.
All the miners employed at the varf-
Gus coal mines IN Wnrwo"d received
their annual Hhristmns pay Yesterday
Afternoon and th"y will not return ["
work oU,il Monday.
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Mems Bible Class Of
Vance Memorial Church

Tomorr3w Will be Ladies day with
tho Mems Bible class Of Vance Memo
rial church and large attendance or
tho lady friends OF the class is urged.
Mr. Alfred PAUL. leader of the class.
will make an address on THE Future
Life" and there will be special music.
The meeting will begin promptly at 10
o'clock.
The most important social event or
the year for the class will be the
Christmas smoker on Wednesday eve
ming, December 90. There WIN be
Christmas tree with n costly (?) gift
for every man present. music. lunch
and a lively time IN general. One FEN
turo as arranged by tn" committee is
that every man Is expected 10 come IN
poverty" clothes. white collars being
barred.
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Pageant ut rhompson"s,
This evening the Children Of TIL

This evening the children OF Thomp-
sons VI. T.. Sunday school will present
A pageant entitled The Wise Men,
with program and special music.
Usual services will he offered Sunday.
Sunday morning Rev. Clarence f..
Allen. d. D.. will deliver the sermon and
special music will be a part Of the pro-
gram. In the evening there will be 4
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MIDNIGHT MASS
IS CELEBRATED

At midnight Mt st Josoph's cathedral
occurred pontincial high mass. with
R!shop ponahuc in charge. Every scat
In the cathedral was occupied. ana the
beautiful. impressive services w"r" sup
plrmcntcd by orchestra music. BiShop
punahue celebrated thr mass.
Beginning ut G o'clock. a successor.
of masses were offered. continuing until
10 o'clock. At 7:3O o'clock this evening
there will he ponti!iCial veSpers.
Christmas Erccnery and flowers WrF"
used most effectively throughout the
church. and the spirit of the sen son
prevailed in tho services as well as IN
decoration.
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Victoria Theatre, Sunday evening,
Baptist Temple choir sings '"rhe Saliva
aon Of Israel" cantata- Public VOL
coined silver offering
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CHRISTMAS SERVICE
At union MISSION

Special services will be conducted by
Rev. G. W. Cory, superintendent of tho
Union Mission. this evening at eight
o'clock. at which time nc will take ms his
subject. "On Christmas" sunday even
ing he will speak on the Kingdom.
n +. Merritt Bible class will meet ut
: o'clock Sunday evening. jail services
will he held sunday afternoon ut two
o'clock, with Edward Jefferson and ]. II.
Neal In cha rye. During all the services
special music will he rendered.
Last night Rev. Cory took As his sub
jcct THE Birth Of Christ. The service
was we'll attended and special musical
numbers were rendered by the orchestra,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
Wheeling Joins With Christian World
In the Celebration Of Christmas

White Gift service with the money 10
he used for European relief.
Sunrise services were held this morn
ing Al : o'clock ut North Street NJ. r.
church. with Rev. +. S. bishop IN
Chargr.
The vested choir of the Baptist TEN.
pie will render III" salvation Of Israel
II beautiful cantata. Sunday evening. I'M
der the direction Of Miss Bcss futile