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Lancaster. s. c., r. F. D. I
March e.-Mrs. ]. F.. Craig has been
taking treatment at the new Char
lotte sanatorium under DR.. Nesbit
She has sufficiently recovered to re-
turn to her home In North Lancas-
ter.
j. Boyd Craig. accompanied by ]
w. Craig. took little Eloise to Char
lotte Monday and had her tonsils
and adenoids removed by DR.. Whis-
nant.
Mrs, Dave Hutchinson. OF Rock
Hill, is spending some time with Mr.
and Mrs. ]. T. Poag.
Mrs. D. NJ Walkup. OF North
Carolina. is with her daughter. Mrs
F.. l.. Robinson. helping nurse little
Francis, who is very sick with
pneumonia.
Mr.. NJ H. Hallman is doing some
work on F.. L. Robinson's house
adding new piazza and some other
improvements.
The North Lancaster farmers
have bought their soda cooperative
ly and hauled It home. They now
have 1t ready to 60 on their grain.
There Is lots Of grain sowed and II
looks fne too.
The creek has been over the bot
tom land oats badly and may injure
them.
Mr.. J. T. Poag is raising the pure
bred hogs for sale. He has the
Poland China and also a bunch Of
Durocs. His Poland Chinas are
especially fine. He is fixing pas
lures and is prepared for II right
Our people have lot OF pure
bred chickens too. They have some
handsome birds. Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island Reds and the Indian
game all in this community
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BorcIak"n Directors 70 Meet.

Borcla ken Directors - Meet.
The Charlotte Observer OF Wed
neSday says:
For the purpose cf attending the
meeting OF the Bonciarken. the new
assembly ground and convention
place of the Associated Reformed
synod OF the south. near Henderson
Vile. Rev. w. r. Lindsay, pastor OF
the First Associate Reformed Pres
byterian church. and II. ". Hunter.
local contractor. will leave this
morning for Greenwood. s c. The
meeting or the directors will be for
the purpose OF making plans for the
summer conference OF tho synod.
which will be held at Bonclarkon in
July. The furnishing OF the build
'nCs ard other matters OF like ma
ture will also be discussed by the sdi-
rectors
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With The Sick.

Chas. S. King has returned from
the Fennei inflrmary In Rock Hi
and is rapidly improving in health.
Mrs. Robert S. Harper III improv-
ing after being critically i'll with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Ellison Hagins is conva-
lescing from a serious spell OF sick
ness.
Henry Sn!pes. young aon OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Snipes. OF this city.
has been critically Ill for several
days with pneumonia.
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British celumbia's Timber.

Directly and Indirectly the timber
industries Of British Columbia repre-
sent nearly half the trade and COM
merce of the province. In 1920 they
produced nearly S93.OOO,OO0 worth of
commercial material and il is esti-
mated that the 1921 output will run
well over the S1OO,OOO.OOO mark. The
output In 1870 was approximately
2.OO0UOo, go feet Of wood products, and
over 10000 men were employed to pro-
duce this quantity.
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Fire "Wednesday Morning.

Fire OF unknown origin early
Wednesday morning completely de-
stroyed the stock OF goods and meat
market OF Neal & Carter on East
Arch street. The hre department
responded and did good work in
keeping the flames from spreading
20 adjoining buildings. The store
room was the property OF Mrs. Ed
ward Stogner. who lives only a short
distance from the burned building
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Creamery Meeting.

There will be meeting in the
office or tho county agent on Thurs
day. March rs. at IL o'clock. at
which all farmers Interested in
dairyinE are invited. Representa-
tiyes from the Chester creamery and
probably other nearby creameries.
viii be present to arrange with the
farmers for the disposal OF their
products. Other phases OF dairying
will be discussed
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70 THE HOUSEWIVES OF Lancas-
ter: Our special Premium Auto.
direct from Colgate & Co.. of New
York. will visit you within the
next few days for the purpose OF
redeeming your Octagon Soap
Wrappers. and in order to avoid
confusion and delay. we will ask
that you kindly cut same out and
have them in readiness on arrival
OF car. Coupons taken from Oc-
tason powder, Cleanser and
White Floating Soap are also re-
deemable. p. II. Emanuel
45-1t
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Meeting Closed.

Evangelist d. p. Montgomery
closed weeks meeting at the
Heath Springs Baptist church Sun
day night and left Monday for his
WAS we'll attended and very success
full. Some OF the Lancaster people
took advantage OF the opportunity
10 hear Mr.. MONTGOMERY, who is
considered great expounder OF the
gospel. From Greenville he expects
to go to Missouri within the next
few days to conduct a series OF meet
ings in that state
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And Tho Income Tax.

From the Monroe Enquirer:
ing to take the country. According
to The Menace. anti-Catholic paper
the Catholics are the ones needing
Watching. Mrs. Shepard told us
yesterday that Normons would get
us II we don't watch out Tom
Broom is confident the boil weevil
will take Union county within the
next year or eo. DR.. Weaver tells
us the devil is sure to get us II we
don't mind our ways. Lord pre-
serve US for we certainly are in a
pickle!
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Visiting In Mississippi.

Mrs. Wade II. Rives. who has
been making her home with Mr.
and Mrs. Tom BENNETT on Chester
field avenue. left yesterday for
Lorman. Niss.. where she will spend
several months. Mrs. Rlves has
considerable property in Mississinpi
and spends part OF her time in that
state. She will be the guest of Mrs.
Lottie Wade while In Mississippi
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THE NEWS ABOUT TOWN AND COUNTY

orell. OF this city. While in Lam
caster DR.. Galloway built and lived
In the dwelling now owned and oc-
cupied by A. y. ferguson. Sr.. in
West End. He is survived by one
daughter. Miss Charlotte Galloway.
his wife having died while living in
Lancaster.
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look lnuh MnNfs

Mrs. w. {. Thomson is hostess to
tn" Friday Afternoon Book club to
day. The program consists OF cur
rent events and readings by Mes
DANES II. T.. Wylie and l.. c. Pay
ecur.
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JUDGE REFUSES TO FINE MEN
WHO CARRY TT ION THE HIP

Cleveland. March 9.-Police
Judge sawicki today refused to hne
any OF the score Of men who were
arraisned before him. arrested over
the weekend when found carrying
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In Charlotte Hospital.

Mrs. T.. II. Fundcrburk. of Trades
Vile. is rapidly recovering. follow
ing serious operation in Char
lo;te hospital few days ago.
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ourn'n9 Cork Punuent and Spicy.
To remove the odor OF burned food
and TO sweefcn the air Of q room gen.
orally. put piece OF q, iinsry cork
on not STOW" lid or other iroa plate
ahn 'et u snoider and turn black. Il
VIII give of fresh and fragrant odor
which VIII overcome any other odor
present
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WANT ADS.

AM NOW TAKING ORDERS for
potato plants, government in
spected and pure seed-Porto
Rico. Golden Beauty, Banana
Yam and Nancy Hall. BY placing
your order early you get yours
out Of the first shipment. j. B.
Mackorell. 45-tf.
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Taken To Hospital.

Mrs. Edward Mobley. whose criti-
cal illness was recently noted. was
taken to Rock Hill hospital Tues
day for an operation. Mr.. Mobley
is in charge OF the city pump station
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Marion Long went over to Green
Vile yesterday and will accom-
pany his grandmother. Mrs. Hen
rietta Porter, TO Lancaster. where
she will spend some time with her
daughter. Mrs r. A. Long.
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Birth.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Boyce J. Harper. of East Lancaster,
Tuesday. March Z. 1872
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John L. Adams. of South Ian
caster. is in Rock Hill today. where
he is taking treatment at hospital.
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Joseph Caskey. OF South Lancas
ter. was In town yesterday.
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Harry Hirsch was a business Wis
itor to Kershaw this week
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Sim Dunlap. OF Waxhaw. was in
the city Wednesday. Mr. Dunlap is
a former Lancaster county boy and
his many friends here are always
glad to see him.
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Ross Ltngle. merchant OF Dwight
was in the CT : this week
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r. A. Williams. OF East Lancas
ter. was in the city "Wednesday.
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COUPLE WITH YEAR OLD Child
desires to rent two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping.
Reply by mail or call ]. H. NJ,
care Western Union, city. 44-zt.
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other daughter, Mrs. Heath Glass,
Jr.
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FOR RENT-My home place, ten
miles south Lancaster: good two
horse farm; plenty fresh land.
VIII rent on shares. r. J. Nc
llwaine, Lancaster. s. c. 42-4t.
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7. 4. Cheatham has returne,
from a business trip to Charlotte.
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John A. McAteer. OF North Lam
caster. was in the city Wednesday
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l.. II. Barr and James Sullivan
were Lancaster visitors Wednesday.
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Miss Bennie Culp visited friends
in Kershaw this week
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PERSON ALA.

w. a. Clifton. OF Dixie. was in
town yesterday.
Miss Bennie Culp visited friends
in Kershaw this week
Ross Ltngle. merchant OF Dwight.
was in the CT : this week.
Harry Hirsch was a business Wis
itor to Kershaw this week.
Joseph Caskey. OF south Lancas-
ter. was in town yesterday.
r. A. Williams. OF East Lancas-
ter. was in the city "Wednesday.
T. 4. Cheatham has returned
from a business trip to Charlotte.
John A. McAteer. OF North Lam
caster. was in the city Wednesday.
l.. II. Barr and James Sullivan
were Lancaster visitors Wednesday.
Len Cauthen. OF Charlotte. spent
day or two in Lancaster this week.
o. r. Williams. OF Douglas, was
business visitor to town Wednes-
day.
w. V. Hegler. OF Primus, was a
business visitor in the city yester-
day.
II. J. Glenn. of the upper part OF
the county. was In Lancaster this
week
Miss Mabel WeiskerZ. OF Colum-
bus. Ohio. is the guest OF the
Hirsch family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Craven
have returned from a trip to Lex
ington. N. c.
w. T. Carnes. Of Dwight. was
among the business visitors in the
city Wednesday.
J. Mike Sowell. formerly OF Ian
cacter. but now OF Tradesville. was
in Lancaster yesterday.
Mrs. William Blackmon. OF
Stoneboro. was the guest this week
OF Mrs. s. T. Blackmon.
Mrs. J. L. Sowell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Croxton. OF Kershaw..
were recent guests OF Mrs. Sowell's
daughter. Mrs. w. II. Hyatt. st Van
Wyek.
Rock Hill Herald: Mrs. Florence
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Len Cauthen. OF Charlotte. spen
day or two IN Lancaster this week
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Rock Hill Herald: Mrs. Florence
Elliott. who has been the house
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Karle-
ton McEachin, has left for Lynch
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Mrs. William Blackmon. o.
Stoneboro. was the guest this weet
OF Mrs. s. T. Blackmon.
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w. a. Clifton. of Dixie. was in
town yesterday.
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Mrs. J. L. Sowell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Croxton. OF Kershaw.
were recent guests OF Mrs. Sowell's
daughter. Mrs. w. II. Hyatt. st Van
Wyek.
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o. r. Williams. OF Douglas, wa
business visitor to town Wedne.
day.
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J. Mike Sowell, formerly OF Lam
cacter. but now OF Tradesville. was
in Lancaster yesterday
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w. v. Hegler. OF Primus. was
business visitor in the city yester
day.
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Il. J. Glenn. OF the upper part
the county. was In Lancaster tn
week.
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Miss Mabel Weiskerx. OF Colum
bus. Ohio. is the guest OF tn,
Hirsch family.
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w. T. Carnes. OF Dwight. was
among the business visitors in the
city Wednesday,
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Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Craven
have returned from a trip TO Lex
ington, ". G..
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]. G Broomfield. D. D.. Pastor.
Now that the cvangelisHic came
paign Is over We begin our full
day program aga tomorrow.
Glass meeting at 9 o'clock. SUM-
day school at $3.50 O'Clock. Preach
ing service at 1O:45 with sermon
On Living in the largest sphere. '
Junior endeavor Mt 2:30 O'Clock in
charge of Miss Eleanor Carskad-
don. Christian Endeavor at GAS
p. m. Evening worship at 1880
o'clock; subject Of sermon: "The
Gospel Of Second Chance, Here
and Now, as Set Forth In the Elk
pericnce OF jonah" Prayer meet
ing on Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock. Mark 10:27-52 will be
studied.
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Want Operators
To Slash Profit,

NEW YORK, March CheSpa
anthracite coal for the p(iblls
be made possible by sd Shin N
profits Of the mine owner N
than by reducing the i6b0tefs
wages. Is ADVOCATED by gniteIt Alifl
Workers of'America IN q statenIe
issued here today,
MING owners freely adfiit thu
the cost Of coal to the cons inner
too high" declares the temeiil
The remedy they suggest Is pr
llminnry opening 20 nc siatipgil
for working agreement with TN
workers is reduction III thecos
Of digging Coal-the miners Wage
which is placed BY the opegatpr
at $3.92 o ton"
The miners declare tiiat lowe
labor costs will represent han
living wage" wheFeasl tliey insis
upon Saving wage coinnensrrat
with the hazards Of the induslr,l 2
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First Baptist Churcl,

+ W. y. Eddy, pastor. Tho pastor
urges all the membership to be
present for all OF these services
tomorrow. Rev. T. J. Harrell will
be here to begin evangelistic meet
fings on Tuesday evening. Morning
service at 10:45; subject: Fol
lowing Jesus" The celebration
OF the Lords Supper and the re-
ception OF new members will take
place. Sunday school at $3.50 a.
M Junior sermon at 1890; sub
Sieet:N "a Day Not Like Any
other." Junior B. Y. p. q. at
l0:45 a. m. A meeting OF the
board OF promotion will be held
in the church library at 1880 p.
M Intermediate B. Y. P. u. at
6:45 p. m. Senior B. Y P U at
s:45 p. M, Mary Stricken. leader.
Evening service "Thc Question Of
the Comparative Value OF a Man,"
t7:30 p. m.
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Third street and CASTOR avenue.
Roy J. Meyer, pastor. Services for
the First Sunday in Lent are as
follows: Sunday School at $3.50.
Classes for all ages; F. Fl. Fry,
superintendent; C. H. Bloom, song
leader. Junior sermon at 1885.
Subject OF sermonette: "A Clean
Lent" Morning worship and SER
mon at 10:45. Subject Of sermon:
That Same Old Serpent" Chris.
tian Endeayor society meeting at
Gao; Mrs. C. H. Bloom, leader.
Vesper service and sermon at 1890.
Subject OF SERMON: "caiaphas,
tho Religious Journalist Wed.
neseay evening Lenten service at
1880. The sermon subject will he
Scriptures Fulfilled in Christ's
Betrayal"
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dlsposai of thilr i1ns ehol1 eoel
III ptlSaie s1le ana iet tlie last q
de Az sf6s EiIsgipi theif f6gJn6f.
hOtneS The Port ID iatnilt lived
here for several yelrs: MI erie
field was employed as stationary
engineer at the power h9nse.
Students IT,
Among the high school students
who have been out Of school all or
a part Of this week on account of
illness are John and James Google,
Cecu Keener, Fred Knight, and
Charlton Grice. The grade teachers
also report that the attendance IN
their part Of the school has fallen
off very noticeably in tho past
week, and several cases OF intlu-
enza have been reported.
Personals
Howard I.ayman has returned
from Jersey City where he had been
employed for the past several
months,
Mrs. Daniel Grlce, who has been
III with influenza for some time is
still confined to her home although
she is improving.
WIN Snider was the guest OF Ray
Amos at Baxter a few days ago.
I'Mr. Amos is very III with COM
pllcation Of diseases. o..
Mrs. H. A. Holyokc OF Main
street Is improving after an illness
lasting several days. 81
Mrs. Leatha HnCEer Of Fnirmont
was the guest Of Mrs. Guy Bailey
n few days this week,
MIR. and Mrs. Garfield of Wat.
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First presbyterinn Church

Corner OF Jackson and Jeffer-
son; street. H. G. Stoetzer, pastor.
AScordial invitation is extended to
llgto worship with us in the fol-
loving services; Bible school at
$3.50 a. M. with classes for all
ages, Frank G. Evan. superinten-
dent Morning service at 1O:45
With sermon by the pastor. Junior
Christian Bndeavor at $3.50 p. m.
GiIuTch membership class will
meet with the pastor in the
church auditorium at. 3 o'clock.
Junior intermediate and interme-
date Christian Endeavor will both
meet AZ 6s30 p. m. Evening SER
vice d 1880 p. m. with sermon by
tho pastor on .sThree Great Les
aa
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~ Mpnnngah NJ new Il ID MS III
iiilesytlle having la die hnlss
own by die power e1nip.lny IN
Jackson SIRE et Greent6 Wns id tti0ti.
Hespitat Patient &
Mrs; Dennis Harris mas return
ed from Cook hospital where she
recently underwent surgical oper.
alton for the removal OF diseased
tonsils. At last accounts Mrs.
Harris was doing nicely and was
expected to make an early recOv-
cry.
New Lodge Meets
An enthusiastic meeting was
held by the new lodge here. of
Daughters Of America. which was
organized about three weeks ago.
The lodge is an auxiliary Of the
Junior Order OF United American
Mechanics.
Initiate is Candidates.
The degree team Of the local
council OF the Junior Order OF
American Mechanics was in
charge Of the initiation OF is can
dldates at the FairmoAt council
last evening. The members of
the team were George I.eMasters,
L. E. Vincent, Asa Smith, L. d.
Brown, Walter Smith, A. C. New
kirk. Guy Jones, Glenn Smith, ].
l.. Brumage, Jesse Smith, j. w.
Huffman and F. A, BurthOlOw.
Notice to Odd Fellows
There will be n meeting Of the
local /. o. o. F. order at the
Arnett hall next Monday evening
at 6:30. when the members will
form in line and march In a body
to attend the revival services be-
ing held at the NJ. f.. church,
South. A special sermon to this
organization will be delivered by
the pastor.
At Moraantswn
Fred Waters, who operates q
grocery store at RIvesville June.
ton, is suffering from q very
severe attack OF Influenza and has
entered the city hospital at MOI.
gantown for surgical treatment.
Mr. Walters had been Ill for sew
eral days but 1t was not known
until recently that his case was
serious
Moving to Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Porterfielh
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soil iiaSg m6Sed into H.e John F.
ehiilips prpnt Mr. canficls
VIII sutc Henry eidmAn n
manager q the ehtylira dairy
farms,
Mr.. and N6rs. Hatrs aslicf
are spending q few day 5tith III
formers parents, Mr. and Atts II
g, Miller in ArnettsvilIe
MTs, Will Thompson vas I'D
guest Of Mrs. U. g. EaNee %
Bsllricw on Thursday OF tltisi ees
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United Brethren Church.

". G. Ware, pastor. Sunday
school at 9:45 a, M, Guy G. Camp.
bell, superintendent. Morning wor.
ship and sermon by the pastor at
1876 a. m. Junior and Senior
Christian Endeavor at GAS p. m.
Senior, Endeavor topic: Better
Home Lite" (ConseCration meet.
ing), leader, tho president, Bert R.
Ash. Sermon by the pastor at 7:4s
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members viii be Teeelyed into 4iiii
connection and fellow ship. IsEjs
worth 4. eague IL 30 b. -. The
program Will be FOLLOWED BY the re-.
ception Of new members into the
league. Preaching by the pastor:
subject: THE Great; Lowing
Heart OF God" After the sermon
another opportunity Of Joining the
church will be given. Mid-wesk
prayer service and Bible study on
Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
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LANES REED RuRIEn

The funeral services for James
Reed, pioneer resident OF this Soc
ton, were held this afternoon at
$3.50 at the late residence near
Warrington. Tomorrow morning
the body will be taken to BRs-
uettsville where lnterment will be
made in the Toothman cemetery.
Undertaken Huey Of Warrington
Ia In charge
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First NJ. p. Church

Rev. c. G. Lawson, pastor. Sun
day school at $3.50 a. M, W. K.
shpffer, superintendent. Sermon
at&10:45 a. nj. Junior Endeavor
ate o'clock p. m. Senior Endea-
vor at $3.50 p. m. Sermon at 1880
psi m. All are invited to come to
these services.
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BOUND NOT GUILTY,

CHICAGO, March A. Simon
o'Donnell, formerly president OF
the Chicago building trades coun.
Gil, and three other labor leaders
charged with graft, extortlon and
conspiracy in connection with an
alleged building trust here today,
were found not guilty by a jury.
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SUNDAY IN THE
s.: CHURCHES ::
.Palatine Baptist Church

~ @. F. Eddy, pastor, Sunday
school at $3.50 a. IN, Prof. W. A.
Hustead, superintendent. Morning
worship and baptlsmal service at
10:45 a. NJ. The observance Of
u he Lords Supper "The Right
Hand Of Fellowship" d. Y. P. U.
sseryice at $3.50 p. M. Evening
worship at 1880 p. III.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-04

Sabbath school at $3.50 a. m. at.
tendance last Sabbath was 153. All
welcome. Sermon by pastor ut
1890. Christian Endeayor at 6:3O
p. nj. Junior EWdeavor at $3.50 p.
m. Evening services at 1880.
Teachers Training class each Mon
day evening at 1880. When you
miss the Wednesday evening prayer
and Bible study, you surely do miss
one OF the most instructive ser.
vices.