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Evening journal., 1913-03-11
New Laces and
Different" Ones
Are Ready For Your Inspection.

Are Ready For Your Inspection.
Well gladly show them to
you so that you may the more
readily plan your spring and
summer costumes. Therell be
no importantly TO buy-we want
you TO just come in and look
we want you to see what dainty
different" styles we have col
lected for the establishment OF
pretty, summery dresses or for
your elaborate evening gowns.
Just a hint Of the pretty nov
elites and staples you'll find
ready for you. Probably first In
Importance are the delicate
Shadow effects in white and
ecrui then come Paraguay
laces and next maline and point
lierres with chantilly, in almost
equal favor. Laces OF all
widths are demanded by Dame
Fashion-laces from two 10
twenty-seven inches wide. They
are here for as little as
II l-2c and up to $500 a yard
Have you seen the Rose Bud
trimmings and the Rose Buds?
Have you seen the rich Bull.
garian trimmings? the new
Irish Crochets? May we show
them to you?
Evening journal., 1913-03-11

action Of fruit-of eating coarse food
of taking exercise. 1t is a true and
effective liver and bowel cleanser and
regulator.
Most folks dread physic-they
shrink from the taste and after eff
fects. Syrup Of Figs is delicious,
and. besides, you don't realize you
have taken anything until morning,
when all the clogged up waste of the
system is gently but thoroughly NOV
ed on and out of the bowels without
gripping or weakness.
Ask your druggist for the full name,
Syrup OF Figs and Elixir Of Senna," "
This is the old reliable and only gem
uine. Refuse. with contempt, any
other Fig Syrup recommended as
good They are limitations meant to
deceive you. Read the label carefully
and look for the name California Fig
Syrup Company.
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
JERSEY PROTECTS
THE SHADE TREE

Despite the inclement weather Of
last evening many members of the
National Historical Society OF Della
ware assembled in Science Hall. TO
hear a lecture on "Tree and Man" The
speaker. James L. Pennypacker. of
Haddonfeld, New Jersey, previous to
the lecture, outlined the shade tree
law Of New Jersey, and Of what was
being accomplished AS this state
has no such law, his description OF
the law was interesting.
The opening OF Science Hall on
Sunday afternoons to allow the ex-
hibits of the society to be viewed has
proven a success, more than 300 peo-
pie being in attendance last Sunday
The Hall viii be open for the next
three Sunday afternoons
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
DUPONT GUN CLUB DINNER.

After their shoot on Saturday af-
ternoon, members of the dupont Gun
Club will gather at the Hotel DUPONT
in a reunion dinner. A large gather
ing of shooters is expected, including
some Of the best known men now
shooting over the Eastern traps. The
dinner will be served at 7.30 o'clock
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
Read The EVENING JOURNAL
1t Will Pay You
to Save and
Collect Purple
Stamps
New Dress Goods

Just a suggestion of some of
the pretty dress goods that
have just, been opened up;
All-wool Henriettas in the
most fashionable colors, includ-
ing shell pink, Havana, gobelin
and light blues. A splendid
fabric for the prevail Tx
ing styles; a yard. 49,. 4 OO
Smart Check Suitings, we'll
assorted line of these fashion
able weaves in smart combina-
tions of blue and white, brown
and white, and black and white,
SOC to $3.50 a yard
Special opening price on
gray, handsome brown suitings;
Sc inches wide, 79c a yard.
Value Sl.00.
Black dress goods that you
can depend on as to color,
weave and style. Have you seen
the new Kilarneen Poplins, AZ
inches wide, at S1.50 and $1.75
a yard.
Have you seen those stylish
Diagonal Suitings, So inches
wide, in black only for $1.50.
Value, $500.
Tussah Royals still continue
in good favor and best of fash
ions. S1.00 and S1.25 a yard
Special opening price on five
pieces of extra black Panama;
regular CSC a yard for. ... .44c
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
RABIES IN HERD OF FORTY
HOlsteln Cattle Guaranteed, and
Eleven DIE, Mad.

COATESVILLE, Pa, March IL
Forty Holstein cattle belonging to s.
B. Chambers, near Unionville, have
been placed under strict quarantine.
Five cows have developed hydropho-
bia within ten days, and have had TO
be killed. Another was stricken to-
day IL is supposed that a mad dog
got among the stock some time ago.
The entire farm has been quaran-
tined and State officials are on hand
TO watch the development Of addi-
tional cases.
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
,prwIye COMPANY usEs AUTO.

The Bavarian Brewing Company
put its new three ton Mack truck into
service yesterday. The truck, which
is Of As horsepower, was bought thru
Henry f. Kurtz and is the first OF
its kind to be used here.
AS an experiment the truck is
great success, making three trips
yesterday morning. The brewing
company will not dispense with any
Of its other hauling facilities for the
present.
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
New White EnameIed
Beds New Brass Beds

A big maker moved one OF
their branch factories away and
gave US for Wilmington, the op-
portunity TO buy a SPLENDID
LOT OF BEDS MUCH UNDER
THE USUAL PRICES.
These are now IN and ready
for you 10 choose the ones you
like best. Guaranteed Brass
Beds; fine designs In best white
enamel beds, brass trimmee.
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
HowEasy to Do Is Your Kitchen Work

And your housework too, when you have good uen-
ss and plenty of them? How easy II is to havs them
when YOU can choose from such splendid assortment
as Is to be found In we'll stocked Economy base
ment Nov going on;
Special sale of Aluminium Sauce Pans and Kettles,
worth nm "a ooc for only nly,.,..,..,....,..3 39c
Sale Of Enamelware and HousefurnShngsS value
up to 75c, for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S9c
2ec Grey Agateware Coffee Pots, medium size;
snecat at ...,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,....19 .19c
Aluminium, pure, Sauce Pans, for heating milk,
making gravy or sauces; special at only .l9c each
Sl26 Brown ware Baking Sets, pieces, special CSC
Toilet Paper, another lot just In to sell for for 25c
Cut Glass Tumbers In two good shapes; special
at only Observation-Disclosures. 10c each
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
SpIendidIy Fine
Zephyr Ginghams
IN THE SPRING OPENING.

In a splendidly fine assort-
ment of the wanted Scotch
Plaids for little ladies' service
able school dresses, in pretty
stripes and checks for their
mothers morning dresses.
These good ginghams are ex-
ceedingly fine weaves and 81 in
ches wide. That they will abso-
lutely please you, we are certain
for we have sold this same make
year after year to an ever in
creasing number of customers,
who cannot see the advantage,
after having tried these ging-
hams, of paying 40c yard when
we sell these for only, 0Eo
a yard ............. AOO
New French finish Percales
are here in a very large and
very pretty line of finest quail
ity goods, at, a 1CVoc
yard 80. .4 lAI~N
Foulard-Silk finish, 27-inch,
cotton foulards, in neat, attrac-
tive designs, similar TO silk
patterns; exceptional 1Eo
value ar DC
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
Val Laces
Extraordinary

A Fortunate purchase OF a
wide variety of Val Laces was
put through just In time TO get
into our "Spring Opening" sale
All sorts of widths and pat
terms, from the dainty little
narrow ones, suitable for baby's
outfits TO the two-inch ones in
matched sets German and
French Vals and some Imitation
Irish matched sets. Choose
Wednesday for only, OOo
a dozen ,,,,... AOC
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
MeALL MISSION ATXILIARY

The quarterly meeting OF the McAll
Mission Auxiliary was held in the
intermediate room at West Presbyter-
ian Church this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1913-03-11

found he could not do anything for
Il. He shot the animal
The horse was years old, and the
Delaware company has had Il for
three years.
Evening journal., 1913-03-11

Come in and let us show you the new notes in
Fashions latest DEGREES. See the interesting new
Ready-to-Wear Department Come in this week
and see the garment that strikes your fancy displayed
on living models. DEMONSTRATION FROM 80
TO P. M You can Judge thus how well our
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
New BoIsters & Pillows

The FIRST of our spring stock
has just come in fresh from
sanitary factories and full Of
soft. clean feathers. Made up
in good ticks, in the wanted
patterns. Sets of two full size
pillows and a regular size bols-
ter for from $500 10 $500 a set,
and the values are from $3.50
10 $1,000.
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
Fashionable TaiIor.Made Suits

most enhus cove TIL spend
Dresses ryourSpn
is hin Of few o the styles:
o tec OF
Silhouette h andh
rinroduc orprceo MI
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81 whit
sfrom the and
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oil
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
White Goods
FOR NEW SPRING DRESSES.

FOR NEW SPRING DRESSES.
We've a particularly attractive line of the
newest and most fashionable white goods for
spring and summer, 1913, which we will be
glad to show you.
For Wednesday we call your particular at
tenton to the following which are all at spe-
cial opening prices, away below their regular
values. Come and see them
FLAXONS- -Plaids, checks, figures and
stripes in regular 25c numbers, for 70o
only, yard .............,....... AON
BLOUSE LINENS-Thirty-six inches
wide; special weave and finish, made espe-
cially to withstand successfully, the rigors of
the laundry SOC values for this O0o
week at only, yard rd............,..O OOO
CREPES-And Crepes are in first favor,
as we'll as being very desirable; white pink
and blue; specially priced at 1OUoo
only, yard....... ,..,,.... AA I<~O
PLAID DIMITIES- dozen differ
ent patterns OF the regular 35c qualities
that we have marked to sell at, OOc
yard ,..,...s,''''''s'''s A@ A@ "
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
Cluny Laces

And You'll Need Lots Of Laces
This Summer.
Both cotton and linen laces In
very stylish, attractive designs,
from one and half 10 three in
ches wide. In the spring open
ing sale at very special
price; only, a 1OHeo
yard ... ..... lZI%O
Evening journal., 1913-03-11

The assurance against being "out
of a job" for many is the Want Col
umns.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
Smart Spring TopCoatS

From the largest makers In the country, come
these handsome Top Goats and every Is carefully
inspected by experts before II is offered YOU
They are up TO 81 standard Of good quality An
example or two Come and let US show you the
others.
OF LIGHT WEIGHT SHEPHERDS PLAID In
black and whltei made nicely without lining and cut
on the loose lines with belted back that fash
lonable and stylish, Side pockets, turn back cuffs
and trimmed with a few buttons, A smart coat In
the seven-elghth length, that will appeal to your
ao.@ias so'a s's price o T'oai'' good coat $3.50
Another Is OF handsome whlpeord, In the new
tan shade -Four patch pockets and pearl buttons add
TO the effectiveness OF the full loose back. Lined
across the shoulders with self goods. Q1A
Excellent value at t,,,.,,,.,,....n.,,.,,S ID III
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
Thoroughly Good
Springs

The kinds that assure you of
many a comfortable nights
rest and the kinds that don't lose
their enrin oiness right aWaV.
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
Our Spring Opening and Special ExpOSiti
Are Cordially Invited To Attend

Suits and Coats will look on you. There are many
specially attractive prices for this opening week.
You are welcome to view with no thought of
buying-weIcome to come for the suggestions that
you will get-Wecome to come as often and for as
long as you choose
Evening journal., 1913-03-11
Interesting Art NeedIeWOrk Items
AT VERY ATTRACTIVE
aOpENINC NEEL,, pRICEC

Stamped Corset Covers, ready made
and in easy designs; special O0o
at -. -. ZJC
Stamped Aprons, of excellent ma 4 %
terial and special lat............... 1VN
finished model shows you how pretty
these are when completed
Pillow Tops, Centers and Scarfs; most
effective patterns and special, OE0
at ..... .............. &kOO
Stamped Night Gowns, already CT
made; special at. at...............-... - Il
Linen stamped Centers; 36x56; O0o
all to be braided; special at. ..,... AOC
More of those handdrawn Scarfs O0o
and Squares for only, each. AOO
Evening journal., 1913-03-11

will give with every cash purchase of $oo WedneS
Purple Stamps provided you bring this coupon with
The Keota news., 1913-01-10
COLORADO
LEGISLATIVE
DING s
. Q I N g s
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

ported after q conference, are as fol-
lows:
Finance-Burris. chairman: Rey-
nolds. Cross, Morris, Hits. Affolter,
Parrish. West, Carver and Pearson.
Judiciary-Tobin. chairman; Affolt-
er. Tierncy, Napier. Joyce. Hits. Bur
ris. Helen Ring Robinson and Van Tt-
borg.
Revision and Engrossment - Gar
man, chairman; Morris, Bellesfield,
Barela and Robinson.
Banking-West. chairman; Burris,
Napier. Hecker. Hayden and Hits.
Insurance-Hilts. chairman; Nor
ris, Blakey, Metz. Stephan and Berry.
Railroads-Napier. chairman; Sharp
ley, Tobin, West. Tucker and Pearson.
Corporations Hecker chairman;
Van Tilborg. Affoltor. Berry. Williams
end Joyce.
Education and Educational Institu-
tions-Helen Ring Robinson. chair
man: Joyce. Bellesfield. Reynolds and
Macarthur.
Mines and Mining-Joyce. chair
man; Hayden, Blakey, Pearson. Van
Tilborg, lies and Williams.
Agriculture and .Irrigation-Cross
chairman; Parrish, West. Tobin.
Adams. Weiland and Macarthur.
Stock = lies. chairman; Weiland.
West, Burris and Barcla.
State Affairs and Public Lands->
Metz. chairman; Weiland. Hacker.
Tierney, lies, Cross and Williams.
County Affairs-Poarson, chairman;
Barela, Tierney, Napier, Garman.
Joyce and Hayden.
State Institutions and Public Build
ings-Carver, chairman; Macarthur.
Helen Ring Robinson, Bellesfield.
Pearson. Berry. Joyce and Tucker.
Fish. Forestry and Blakey.
chairman; Tucker, Cross. Joyce. Nor
ris, lies and Macarthur.
Military Affairs-Hilts. chairman;
Robinson, Metz, Hecker and Lines.
Privileges and Elections-Berry,
chairman; Parrish, Helen Ring Rob
3nson, Affolter, Blakey, lies and Rob.
lnson.
Printing chairman; Corn
forth, Bcllesfield, Morris and Tucker.
Enrolment Tierney. chairman;
Hayden, Reynolds. Blakey and Robin
son.
Reapportionment - Van Tilborg,
chairman; Bellesfield, Tierney, lies,
Garman. Morris. Napier. Carver. West.
Tobin. Reynolds. Adams. Cornforth.
Parrish and Tucker.
Labor-Bellesfield, chairman: Lines,
Garman, Berry. Affolter. Metz and
Tucker.
Supplies and Expenditures-Morris.
chairman; Stephan. Metz. Napier and
Macarthur.
Rules-Adams, chairman: Parrish.
Sharpley, Hits and Barela.
Horticulture - Affolter, chairman;
Cornforth. Burris, Carver and Lines.
City and County Of Denver-Eight
Denver senators.
Constitutional Amendments - Rey-
nolds, chairman; Williams, Van TIL
borg. Carver, Tierney, Napier and
Stephan.
Medical Affairs-sharpley, chair
man; Hayden. Reynolds. Van Tilborg,
Hiltz, Garman and Cornforth.
In the Senate Senator Burris re-
quested statement from Lieutenant
Governor Fitzgerald on his position In
regard to the place left vacant by the
death of Lieutenant ,Governor-elect
Montgomery.
Fitzgarrald declared that he had
heen advised nv friends and attOfNey5
The Keota news., 1913-01-10

;. Makes the laundress happy-tnat's Red
CroGs Bag Blue. Makes beautiful, clear
white clothes. All good grocers. Adv.
The Keota news., 1913-01-10

The surest stepping stone to matri-
mony IL q solitaire.
The Keota news., 1913-01-10

A ragtime philosopher says thai
lemons are only fit to hand to peo
pie.
The Keota news., 1913-01-10
Surprised Him.

Surprised Him.
There was fellow who proposed to
all the girls just for fun. He had no
idea Of getting himself engaged, but
he enjoyed the preliminaries. So he
was disagreeably surprised once and
served him right.
Miss Evelyn" he said soulfully.
"do you think you could love me well
enough to be my wife,"
Yes. darling" she cried.
"Well-er-now know where to
come in case should want to marry"
Detroit Free Press.
Constipation causes many serious diseases.
It is thoroughly cured by Doctor Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. One . laxative, three for
cathartic. Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
SISTERSYILLE

Edwin FISCHER anI Herbert FiscA-g
..ent fHe rrst - tHs week fr Cleveland
Mrs H.rierf fnrdor. who has basn tfa.
thing .er sister Nfs " y west. len
h"r-
So. ,.le arrived r.rs
n.l'- f"s o. short visit i1 rarters-
W.. 60 vae-ale arrived HON.
from 90 ~eStsaiei ,isif vith friends in
" o. Nr-sv. o. z1ues,ii. o.. w..
~ Inl friends iere TIE first ~ 10
Miss VIRGINIA Brown. ~ Marietta. ~,
Nlrv harrington this week
NJ s. fa-iev ami son byron. -
fH~url WHrdHr from e. short visit With
relatives iu Marietta
o Nr,.oy oasa whsiunE bus nes.
Nrs o. 4 bradley and sln. Wvro1.
fsf.fncl from % short visit with reil-
Utre ir Marietta
o. v.Cay v.s o. business visitor
7. ure|tr
Q. O.. ucr 's-.rr spent Thursday il
WfeelinE attending to busi1es- mat
ra-ies V,.t ,s~, Monday o, resur.
h.a ef"f'.. .f kiatf after spending \
rgk WIEN .Ie itrrnfq ur anil Mre %
rorc-, ro-em,- woe here Mards, m
.fe unN fr NHral.na after VISITING Ha
parents VI and Nr- * s Ureerma1.
o. B. rrerr.r ard y a Ar-ssr a4
r.,el home Weireaiay u.sht from
Wee Lin grsham 49, re ruea' ~ or
A. 90 NrffrErr was H Iiff-. lush Iaf-
us.e ti..fHr Wrlrre IHt
'C % stirarr attended The Ret Widow
Iu Wnte...r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22
ADRIAN AND LOT.
THE STORY.

Abram probably followed the great
desert highway which still exists be-
tween the East INT Damascus. the
very same. probably. hat his grand
son Jacob took in his flight from his
angry brother. To all outward ap-
pearances. Abrams company probably
exactly resembled the caravan which
the traveller in the East sees today.
There were camels, ships OF the
desert bearing their precious freight
Of women and children. besides pro-
visions and merchandise. There were
the fiocks and herds and their attend
ants. besides the armed guard. The
oak or oak grove Of Moreh in Sichem
Is h first mentioned camping-place
OF the patriarch within the bounds
OF the promised land. Abrams first
recorded act Is significant. Columbus
standing on the shore of the New
World. unfurled the standard Of Ferd-
Inland. Abram. coming into Canaan.
built an altar 10 God. So Il became
his custom. Where Abraham had a
tent. God had an altar" These be
came a series OF sermons in stone"
TO the idol-worshiping Canaanites.
The first mention made OF Abraham
or his return from his enforced So
tourn in Egypt is concerning his
wealth. The statement of the artless
narrative is simply. Abraham was
very rich In cattle. in silver. and in
gold. Gods promise of temporal bles.
sings had an early fulhllment. Kitto's
computations are curious rather than
reliable. On the data OF the possess
slohS or Jacob and Job he estimates
Abraham as having between eight and
nine thousand head. OF course. such
immense herds and nocks would imply
4 correspondingly large number of A..
PENDANTS. From the incident of tho
equipment OF three hundred and eight.
cen men for war II may be figured
mat there were something over a
Thousand men in tho camp. not To
mention the women and children.
Up 10 this time Abraham and 10,
had shared the pleasures and hard.
THE TEACHER
Biography composes a large part OF
scripture. Gods Book has a deal bv
man IN II. II is well it Is 80. Men Of
me Bible stand for ideas. Abel IN.
~No'eh'e. Noah. obedience. Jacob. per
sistencc. Moses. law: Aaron. worsbip.
joshua courage: David. praise. Solo
mon. wisdom Jeremiah. patriotism:
raul. zeal. John. love. Thus God
reaches lbs example. Example is bet.
ter than precept.
want alloy 70 love his country. give
MIN INC HE OF a patriot. 70 be sue
cessiui nj business. give him tho life
~ u o. the Captains OF Industry '
- TOD deals with his larger children
E4Fes rs example,. Good for imit,.
ton. bad for avoidance.
so ~instudying Bible characters ".
are not 10 entertain ourselves with
Trivial incident. hut find what tbey
stand for. the virtue or the vice the.
incarnate.
biography Of the Bible reaches its
ehes note In the life OF Jesus. Chris
Vanity. IN final analysis. Is the relir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22

Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
church. nrst church south Of Twelfth
on Chapline; Arthur W. Mills, pastor
Sunday school. 9:15 am: morning
worship. 10: 40; sermon subject. The
Christian Panegyric:" Junior League.
2:30 p. m; Epworth League. $50
y. m. evening worship. 1880: sub-
ject Of sermon. What the Bible Says
About the Judgment Day" Special
music for next Sunday: Morning
Anthem. Gods Praise" (Hadyn):
quartet CNevinD. Evening-Anthem.
The Shadows ofthe Evening Hour"
CShclley: duet. Forever With the
Lord CSmarO.
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persons not connected with othe
schools which meet AZ the same hou
will be gladly welcomed / our schoo
Classes for all ages. Come and enjO.
this service with US. Everybody cor
daily welcomed TO any or all our ser
vices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22

ships OF their pilgrim life. But now
the herds of both had increased so
hat the land was not able to bear
them that they might dwell together"
So. as sometimes occurs to this day.
the herdsmen became rivals. and
strove for pasturage and water. In
this incident Abraham's character
shines .esplendent. Two thousand
years before Christ he showed the
Christian spirit when he said TO Lot.
"LA there be no strife between me
and thee and between my herdsmen
and thy herdsmen: for we be breth-
rem. Nor are these mere words.
Abraham backs them up. lie valves
his right. The land was his. II was
all his. Yet in noble magnanimity he
said TO Lot: is not the whole land
before thee? Separate myself. | pray
thee. from me. II thou wilt take the
left hand. then | will go to the right:
OF IL thou depart 20 the right hand.
then | will go to the left"
Lots sellshness crops out. He
took advantage of Abraham's gener-
osity. He asst his eyes on the we'll
watered plain of Jordan. and chose It.
lie ~journeyed east. II was not long
before he exchanged pastoral life for
urban. He attempted the impossible.
\ double service-God and riches
net the inveterate and historic out
come.
Another incident in the career of
Lot is the occasion of the display Of
Eew traits in the admirable character
OF Abraham: decision. bravery. mill
tary skill. Lot is in trouble. The
very wealth he coveted and the rich.
ness of the land he chose was the
cause of IL \ rumor brings tidinrs
o. a predatory incursion and OF Lots
captivity. Abraham determines his
course instantly. Lot must be res
Cued. Three companies OF trained
servants. born in his camp. are armed;
ana Abraham takes command in per-
son. Strategy gains a victory. Gen
crosby declines the spoilS.
S LANTERN.
ION OF a Person not OF a dogma. creed
or system of theology or eccIesiasti-
cism. At heart of it is the Person.
Truth is so shrined in him that he
could say. Il am the Truth
There is one little passage in the
account OF Abrams entrance to the
promised land. II might escape the
Superficial reader. but is worthy of
attention. And. the Canaanite was
1hen in the lane" The patriarch
came into the land the Lord had ind
Gated 10 him. only 10 find il preoccu-
pied. lie might have reasoned. How
can ! ever. with my paltry band.
drive out these warlike nations " The
incident seems not 10 have given him
any concern. Fact is. he was not
reasoning. lie was trusting.
Again there was something besides
There was q famine. F."
VIA IN the lane which was to flow
N milk and honey, Abraham did no,
fret. lie did the wise thing. lie went
~ Egypt on a visit.
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Christ Lutheran Church-Pleasant
Heights. Mozart. Rev. r. C. Snyde
pastor. Sunday school AZ $50 a. m
Chief service at 1880 a m. There
will be no evening service this Sunday
Lenten service on Wednesday evening
at 7:30 o'clock. The cathetical class
meets on Thursday evening AZ 200
o'clock. All are welcome 70 these
services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-22

s Huv'on tErglaudl engine driver
~ tho london 4 Northwestern ia O.
named Robert Garaidc. bias just
completed 60 years service Ifs has
INf1.rIu Miles. O. distance
equal fo g times around the world