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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-30
BBNWOOD

Bsuldsffa f'aE~ffa. ~ italian 44b.fs-
a. fie WIsrIIHg steel ard Icon 'rf.-
uanyu plant. va Doe D. 81 car last - f-
urday mofT4uE sld amos Ggl down afI !
dragged "a enrrI6srs he 'f~tarc". rue-
- ming several lu .lr.rH De- va taken
60 tie Glendale hospital Sn.rs % "a
found that his right lsE VAS broken an
several minor hrul=e- ue viii likely
recover. but no viii be- Some time. be-
fore no vli. t.- able tu leave fHr luHtl-
tuition. Zee utH Ir fHs atf ~ trnrrI- K
the tracks when on aprro aching engine
struck TIC ftr- lu front - hin. mo
INK linn 80 the ground TIE tracks ssrs
being repaired. ard. had DO Mt been fHaf
De could get tefH srr tie ties. .t wp.li
In all probability met death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-30

III NeViIl will face Mayor S-anlon this
evening on a charge ~ irving fo clean
out the city building On last Saturday
evening.
The ferry o oat Sharon. which was ont
St coulmissio ION on Friday uiCIf. has
been placed Tn operation again
Miss cora Martin. who has been
spending some time IN Pittsburgh with
home.
Bruce poiheare iF confined 20 Dis home
on Main street With an attack ~ Cfirpe
James fauin is confined 90 his Iorue
IN Main street with serious illness
and ~ showing little improvement
george Kelly. who has been 100 since
Xmas with the grip. b. reported as inn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-30

Tho Consumer League ~ rfUaIs'-
rhia has stared for n CAMPAIGN fnr b. BOO
memehrs There are I'm prilaifluh'a .4
200 working girls. and 10 ia .or-lfar..i
necessary that fle league have s00n
members. There are To- PhiladeIrniq -H.
tood Work for that many g'rIs Giris
less than - Years Of ago vIf D.. 49,
hibited from doing night work u f.a
league can do what 10 wishes to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-30
pane. ru.sdaH Whit.

white Lily Social club. SO Is. TINT
form rank. knights OF Pythias viii NpiI
its regular weekly dance tomorrow even
Ing instead Of THURSDAY even rr Great
preparations are being made fnr this At
fair, and viii he the last Leap Year
dance - tie season s splendid dance
program Is being arranged. and the
Elks orchestra Of Hslla.rc. has beer.
engaged e. furnish tho music for the
evening large crowd o. expected t.
attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-30
TRADES ASSEMBLY
ENDORSES CHARTER
UNANIMOUS ACTION TAKEN AT
ENTHUSIASTIC MEET
ING YESTERDAY.
LABOR Men Appoint Two Delegates 70
Go Before Legislature 70 Work
IN Its interests

The proposed charter FOR Wheeling.
under the commission form az gov
eminent. WAS given quite "a boost yes.
terday. when .- Was uuau,mousrv on.
dorsed At a largely attended meeting
Of tho Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly. held a. O'Clock 900 the q
Y. T. q J.. s. hail Afforded by over
sixty delegates. representing prac-
tcaily ail trades and lines ~ work. In
addition 20 several business and pro.
tessional men. tho session was an IN.
thu-ia-tic one.
Tho entire charter was read ana
carefully considered. and q few points
which were not clearly understood hy
the delegates were explained hy tho
committee which assisted % the
drafting ~ tho charter The commit.
zee Was composed o. Leo J. Ia Flar
~. y Nr--"l. s. y Fisher. d. T.
Corcnran and $ r. lombard. Charles
- Ryan acted a. proNy. ST the con
clusion of fle reading of The charter
q motion that ~ bee endorsed was
mad" and unanimously carried by a
rising vote
Leo j. "a Pam. president ~ .hc
Trades Assembly and Andrew v.
Fisher. chairman OF -L- legislative
committee. were appointed as dele.
gates to zo fu Charleston t1 work in
iL" Interests of tuD Now charter Dee.
fore the Session of the legislature
j %" delegates we're also authorized 10
urge Oh" enactment of workm.n.-
compensation bIl af this session OF
fIe legislature
Joint Meeting Tonight.
y joint meeting OF 'Ir merh f~. OF
iA' Business Mems Association. Ohio.
valley Trades and Labor N--smhls.
Board ~ Trad. and th. Mtrir.p4l
League uIil bc held this owen BE- az
$50 o'clock. BOO the board Of .radc
rooms. fo discuss commits ION form Of
fo'crnmnrt Tor Wheeling Tho pro-
posed charter wi'l Boz con .l.-.d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-30

Mr.. william Hruitt and Miss Great
house. both Of this city. were united
IN marriage last saturday evening 81
$50 o'clock bv Rev. J. T. SCOTT. pas
tor II the First VI b. churrH ~ the
homo 81 the brtd. ou Marshall street
Following tho wedding ceremony the
happy couple left on tho train FOR "A
short houcymo1 trlp iu ohio. and will
return and reside 300 this cits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-30
To QisndAls Hornitni.

Jack Crawford. the Young man who
has been confined iu t-e Dixon board
Ing house with an attack 81 pneumonia
was taken 90 the Glendale hospital fuf
treatment last = sturday afternoon upon
the advice ~ the attending physician
There has been two other cases 20 this
disease IN the Dixon home. although 90.
othc rtwo are mild cases
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-30
RIVER NEWS

Reservations are now being made
for accommodation on the steamer
Queen Cry when she makes her an.
NAL run 90 the MHdri Gras a. Sew
Orleans. The loat viii leave the local
wharf on Jan o. az g. ~. The boat
has been extensively repaired and viii
accommodate" 100 passengers
The kanaWha passed down yestrr-
day morning with fair cargo and
Was the only boat 10 clear tho local
wharf The Lorena was unable tu
reach her" owing 20 tho low water.
which has held her az Rochester since
early last week
tn" river registered stag" Of 4 .;
feet at the McMechen dam last even
ing. and had been practically station.
AIRY all day
The Liberty is the only boat schod-
uled for today. She will depart al
Q 80 O'Clock ior Darlington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-30

An English miner. Va .o-- name c0u' n
not he learned was injured IN tho t.i.tI
mine - ths wheeling steel and frnr
Company plans last "a tlrdss after
noon. although tie INJURIES w.lI NOE
prove serious. yet they 90" very rafl-
rlf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-30
County 20 Bear Expenses.

John fltzsimmons who died several
days ago. ami Who ~ VAS frsf thought
had relatives living IN Nsw York city.
will probably be- buried by rho county
TODAY. he will be buried at the ex-
psnse OF the county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-30

The Riverside department ~ ire
National Tube Works resumed opera
tions yesterday evening after having
been Idle FOR the past week. during
which time many needed repairs have
been male.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-30
DANGEROUS SYMPTOMS
VANISH In SHORT TIME

Columbus Lac, lsuds Unit-o Doctors
Scr Rema-s able Aic OBTAINED
After Three LEGAL Doctors Fah
Ncr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-30
HAO TUsERcULAR SYMPTOMS.

Rad Three Years % Pain IN Chest.
Night S~eats. Coughing. Poor
Appetite ard Was Losina WEIGHT.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03

Stimulate your business by advertising
in The Beetle newspaper that reaches
all Of the buyers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
MEETS HERE NEXT MONTH

Programs for the Nebraska History as
socsation spring meeting. to be held In
Omaha May . and I. were issued with In
yitations yesterday afternoon by the pub
licity bureau Of the Commercial club.
Dr. Albert Bushnell Hart OF Harvard
university. who Is lated in the Omaha
teachers lecture course. will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the first meeting. He
Win talk on the present conditions In
China
DIR. Fred Morrow Fling Of Nebraska uni
versity will conduct model recitation in
Greek history the second afternoon. and
Miss Barbara Burt Of the Lincoln High
school win lead the general discussion.
A business meeting will be held each
day. Varied entertainment viii be Of
fered the visitors Several inncheons at
the Hamilton cafe. Tweniy-fourth and
Farnsm streets. are scheduled
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
ATTACK FROM BEHIND
CAUSES FRACTURED SKULL

When Tom c. ouinlaa. ~ Farnam
street. engaged IN = fight with a man In
front OF a saloon at Twenty-sixth and
LesFenworth streets last night. he did
not saticipats anyone attacking him from
behind Just a. he was setting the
better Of his adversary. whose name the
police have not learned. another man
picked ap . brick and struck ouinian
over the right eye.
The blow knocked hin down. yhe-eupon
too men dissppeared In the darkness
ouinlan vent to . nearoy drugstore. bad
his wound dressed Temporarily ard then
went 20 the police station A city ply
stefan found be had received fracture
Of the skull and had him taken TO ST.
Joseph hospital His injury Is not con-
stdered fatal No arrests bad beea
nsads last night. although an inquiry into
thu night Is being raade-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
Saccharin Order
Goes Into Effect

WASHINGTON. April 1.-The pure food
boards order regulating the use Of sac
charm In foods. a. q substitute for sugar
became effective today. In that ccunec-
ton attorneys for certain food manufae-
turers made public q letter TO the seere-
fary Of agriculture protesting that the
decision Of the board gave the impres-
sion that the use OF saccharin was pro-
hlbitsd absolutely. The letter declares
that the decision permits the uss Of
saceharin providing label lndlestes
that II ID used for the benefit OF those
90 whom sugar may be deietefious 70
health.
The order Of the board specifically per-
nits the use OF saceharin In food Ger
insailds or semi-inyalids who cannot use
sugar and the food manufacturers argue
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
ARE URGED TO
TURN OUT AND VOTE

Omaha woman's club members were
urged to get out at the primaries and
vote for nominees for the school board
by Mrs. George Tiden, chairman OF the
educational committee. yesterday.
The program Of yesterdays meeting.
which was in'charge Of the art depart
nent. was called off, owing to the In
ability Of the principal speaker. Miss
sara Hayden. head Of the art department
of the University Of Nebraska, to get 10
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
Taken to Hospital;
House Catches Fire

Taken 10 the hospital with broken leg
yesterday afternoon and fire breaking out
in his home early IN the morning Is
John Il. Dlckerson's luck.
At sis o'clock this morning flames had
caused heavy damage at Dickerson's resi-
dence at ~ Parker street. How the
fire started was not learned. The family
was away. Dickerson 10 negro.
Seighbcrs were aroused by the flames
and rushed out In their night clothes to
give the alarm.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03

that Il Is obvious therefore that its use
cannot be regarded as dangerous to the
health OF well person. They argue
further that sugar Is used as . condi-
ment and that the public should have the
privilege % choosing between sugar and
saccharin providing the presence Of the
latter ingredient is distinctly declared
ON the label.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
MenN0NlTES BUY BIG
TRACT OF LAND IN MONTANA

SIOUX FALLS. $. d. April l--tspe-
eisi.l-After negotiations attending over
several weeks. the members OF what 10
known as the Wolf Greek Mennonite
colony. situated m Hutchinson count
hsse concluded arrangements, for the
purchase OF skp acres Of land In Mon
tana. upon which branch Wolf Creek
colony VIII be established. The Montana
tract cost ,zo.en. and It Is understood
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03

We are forced to give up posses
sion of our three-story building on
such short notice and therefore are
giving the public the greatest OPP
portunity to save money now on
purchasing wearing apparel for
seasonable use. Our landlord was
under the impression that we had a
gold mine in his building and only
raised our rent to double Of what
we were paying and, to convince
him such is not the case, we have
decided to give him possession as
soon as we can sell out our $4,000
stock. .a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03

that spot cash was paid, the Wolf Creek
coionists being among the wealthiest In
the country. The colony has enjoyed a
steady Increase In numbers until II be-
came necessary TO care for the surplus.
90 the tract In Montana was purchased.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03

everything II Jun hunxm or thtzG ySa
Of TN nerves wttbGu satisfying eafhr
his hunszr q thirst hun feed him and
Efre him s<msGhtng To en- or 10 drink
and al anre therS il ~tsxfzrtny ex-
nlamtsun knd fhs only ons--
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
TELLS OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Bicknell Young Of London Speaks
Twice at Local Church.
LARGE AUDIENCES HEAR HIM
Says the whole subject of Religion
IL to Arouse I'm Human Thought
the Right Conception
OF Divinity.

An interesting lecture upon Christian
Science was delivered last night at the
First Church Of Christ. Scientist. Twen-
ty-fourth and ST. Msry's avenue. by Bick-
nell Young. c. 8. B.. OF London. England.
Mr.. Young Is a member Of the board Of
lectureship Of the Mother church in Bos-
ton, Mass.
An audience OF approximately $50 peo-
pie heard the lecture. which told OF the
accomplishments OF Christian Science.
The same lecture will lie delivered again
tonight by Mr.. Young.
The statement God Is good Is gen
orally accepted. but not generally under
stood" said the speaker. 1T means far
more than Is generally associated with
II. II not only indicates the nature Of
Gcd. but indicates God Himself. II comes
TO US more clearly. perhaps. when used
conversely, and consequently Christian
Scientists often 80 use II. The express
sion infinite good Is God gives a clearer
meaning 20 the word God.
The whole object OF religious educa-
ton should be to arouse in human
thought . right conception OF divinity.
and thereby enable human beings to APP
prehend the way Of deiiveranoe from
evil. The way Is the divine Christ, the
correct knowledge Of God.
Natare Of Divinity Good.
Now recognizing that the nature Of
divinity must be eternal. and therefore
wholly good. we see that God could mol
IN any way entertaln any evil Evil. sir
and disease are the destructive elements
Of human experience. They do not be.
long 10 the divine nature; they newell
originated there. Any supposition that
they did so originate Is erroneous, for II
would Imply the necessity Of an element
Of seIf-destruction IN God Himself
1T Is for this reason that Christian
Science boldly announces the doctrine
which Is often unacceptable to ordinar,
religious thought. 1t does not find q
necessary to ascrfbe sin and disease Il
God. either directly or BY proxy, in ordeI
70 account for them. Indeed 1t declares
that primarily one does not need to &C
count for evil. The first necessity Is tc
get nd Of evil, and that necessity beins
fulfilled. evil II immedisteiy accounte<
fer. There Is 10 ethT way Of accounting
for or explaining evil II . physiczsz
suecseded tn heiptnx patient out Of
suffering. any explanation which b
might give would be vaiueless. the val
liable part Of his achievement being b
the elimination Of the suffering; further
nothing 50 satisfactorily explains suffer
ing Is the destruction OF II Il = 50 viii
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
A. Auso Corlixtpu.

means many bad bruises. which Buck
lens Arnica salve heals quickly. as 1t
does sores. cuts. burns and piles. &c.
For sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03

Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-03
Southeast Corner
18th and Farnam SITS.

Omaha owing to the floods. Miss Hay.
den will be invited to address the club
at its birthday party April a.
The nominating committee to draw I'D
slate for the club election. April Il,
comprises the chairmen Of the standing
committees. as follows: Mesdames +. II.
streight. A. X. Gauit. Edward johnson.
C. II. Marley. S. W. Lindsay. c. II.
AulL Warren switsler. X. r J. Edholm.
F. II. Cole and william Berry.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-19
SAILORS
FIRED UPON BY
NICARAGUAN
INSURGENTS
Force of Blue Jackets En-
Route to Open Railroad
Stopped by Rebel Bullets; /;
Bloody Battle Imminent.
CIVILIANS REDUCED TO
VERGE OF STARVATION
Ia, Leased Wire To E,ssiox uersIdl

Mauagua, Nicaragua. Sept. 40.
tSundayb via san Juan del sur. Sept.
10. delayed iu trdusmisfionl -- For tao
last three days the Nicaraguan gov-
'rImcut troops have h,cu attaching
N'saNt, the southern hCadqlt.tcrs
OF the revolutionary army. about
twenty five miles from tho capital
The troops succeeded ia reaching tho
outskirts of the city. forcing the rob-
els TO retire 60 tho fortress On Bar
. ItnCa hill.
Major Smodlry u. Butler. COM
muudiug battalion of American
marines. loft Mauagua today To open
the National railroad % Granada. on
Lake Nicaragua and 10 do this II was
necessary a. pass through Masaya. As
the train approached Masaya II was
fired on by tho Insurgents and thu
engine came To- ID standstill. Tho fir-
irE continuing. the train WAS backed
out Of range OF the robels' guns
Major Butler sent note To tho In
suIJent commander stating that his
object was TO open the railroad ana
that hc desired to do 10 pcaceaOly,
The note added that if no answer 20
the message was received Boy 4 o'clock
Ia the afternoon the marines would
advance. General lclodon. the in
surgvnt commander agreed 20 meet
Major Butler ana talk ever the situa-
tion tomorrow morning.
Tho train bearing American mar
Ines Is also carrying a. qhaptiiy of Red
cross supplies for the 4 tlicf Of people
Of Granada who have hten reduced 70
the last stages OF starvdtion.
AdViccs received frOul Nicaragua on
last Monday mid the american blue
Jackets and marines nd boon called
upon by the American minister al
Managua, Mr.. Wcitsel. 10 rescue from
famine the pupils OF college for
girls at Granada who had been isolat-
ed for forty days. The college Is -
French Institution.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-19
THOUSAND MEN no
HUNT GENERAL UIIOZCO

JuaroZ, M"N,, sept l9--Neurly
1000 federal troops with four batter
ios OF artillery. began outruinug here
today IL is not known over which
railway or iu what direction the troops
viii proceed,
n is understood that General We
toriauo ilurrta, commander ut federal
forces la the north, who viii accom-
pauy tho expedition. is planning 70
movement tp attempt 90 hem In the
robcls under General Pascuai Oro1gu,
Jr.. who are rcportod moving south
west from Oiinagd ou On" Texas hor-
dor, whore tncy met defeat by VA, icd-
crl column OF i,5nU nru under Uun-
prul Truey Nubort
Gonoul llucrto and Gorcral Au-
bort arc believed Co bc planning H ,o-
operative movement against Orolru,
who leads moro than 1000 rebels.
About 500 infantry aud four pieces
of heavy ARTILLERY viii bo loft to de-
fynd JuarCN General joaquin TOlloz,
resident frdorul commander ut IuarDH,
win accompany tho expedition leave
ing 1n infantry colonel boz command
hore.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-19
TAFT 70
TRY BUDGET
SYSTEM
European Method Of Estimat.
ing Money Needs of Govern
ment 10 Have Test During
Next Congress.
NY Leased Wire to E,tpinS nsrsldl

ny Leased Wire to I,tninE Herald
beverley NusF, sept lH - prcsl.
dent Iun ut,uaH tu give the pcupi,
ui thr United States au opportunity
tp hvyumu familiar with "budEot
system ur estimating revenues and
expenditure whether cpuKrpas APP
proves CO., not IN bill passed bs
congress 1ud signed by tho prosideht
m thu closing hours at Tho last 8oH-
sion % was decided that estimates
should bc submitted 90 congress U5
heretofore.
Th. paragraph escaped the eyes of
tho president ut the time, bur since
tho session closed ho has docidoc that
hy viii try to show tho country the
udtautagcs ut "a budget system over
tho present method of estimating th,
income aud expenditure ot Ga, c0un-
try
The president after consulting
with Secretary MacVeagh, has reach
cd the conclusion that thore ia noth-
iug 90 prevent Nir MuoVough rending
oloug tho estimates iu budget form
just aa e. comparison aud not zoe use
Zoo framing bills.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-19
oItOICO REPORTED N
VICINITY or DOUGLAS

Douglas Nriz. Sept ~ "A band of
400 r'bcls Was reported to have pass
od th" slaughter ranch. go miles east
ot Douglas on the International line
a' noon today 4 report tu the Mex.
lean consul said positively that OruzcO
was 100 personal command OF tho force.
After passing close o. tho border. the
rebels headed southwest. presumably
ou their way Geo Join the robols who
tr" concentrating at ColonIa Moroiof
\ M"Xirau federal lieutenant was
probably fatally injured and ono of
Hs W,u badly hurt by the explosion
ui 90 bomb noar El 1igre today Tho
.iu.Dr picked uu tho bol.J lt The for.
mur camp uf ~llBfUra rrbcis aud was
thought o. have drupp,d t
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-19
COMMUNICATION WiIIi
CANANIA AtsAiN iti,SIDtitD

huuEiuF AriZu sept ~ --'W"h't
was ugtu pIurcd in communication
with tho outside world hy rail today.
1nc FIRST train aout to tho coppcr
camp from Naco since tho rebels
under Emilio Campo destroyed tho
bridges at villa Nordo. contained
PROVISIONS which were becoming
scarce al Canauos. a train load ot
copper bullion was shipped out There
arc about 200 federal troops thor" ana
tho place rs in no immediate danger
OF mulestut,on by rebels.
Tho preliminary oxamiustlons ut
E - O'Riclly. u. %. 'koclo und
q. D.. Jouos for alleged violation OF
the presidential proclamation proc
hlbiung the entry Of arms into MoN-
leo was post poned today until satuf-
day. Tho inability uf United states
Attorney j. r. Morrison Go bo present
caused tho dolay iu the hearing of the
ssItgrrd UIihuHtprg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-19
PULPIT INVADED BY
GRAFT DECLARES
CHICAGO DIVINE
Evangelism Degenerated Into
Commercialism and Profess.
ionalism Says Dean of the
Moody Institute.
tny Leased Wire 90 E,sAlns nsrslal !

Chicago sept. tg.--icvungclism In
the United states has "degcncratcd
into cummorciaism ana professional
ISM" according Co Dr J, NJ. Gray,
dean Of the Moody institute, who
spoke before the national conference
of Evangulists here today
THE present day evangelist boz
comes so tangled up with boosters
ana hymn book propositions that they
simply are In "a money making busi-
ness" asserted DC Gray,
Methods of finance conducted by
some successful cvangeiists were de-
clnred 10 be- nothing but graft by
Rev, u. 4. V. Taylor, pastor OF tho
First Baptist church OF Indianapolis.
when | started cut as an evan
gclist' said Dr. Taylor. another
evangelist invited me 10 como TO his
housc as ne said. ITO learn the tricks
of tho trade
"I'Nc got 'cm skinned a mills In
taking an Offering, WIS one of this
ovangelists' boasts continued Or.
Taylor. Imagine Wesley or Moody
saying that"