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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
II THOUGHT
IWOULD DIE"
Says Lady From Yale, in
Speaking of Her Terri
bic Suffering, Which
Lasted for Years.

Yale. Ky.-Mrs. Enle Maxey, OF this
place. who has fully regained hcr
health. after years Of suffering, au-
thorizes the following statement: 81
suffered for years with womanly trou-
bles. and I thought every month that
I would die
u could hardly stand on my feet,
my back would almost Kill me. was
nervous. had heart palpitation and
fainung spells.
Nothing gave me any relief what.
ever. until / began taking Cardui the
womans tonic. Since taking Cardu
am feeling fine and have gained q
pounds in weight
q think Cardu is the best medicine
in the world for women's ailments
and would not be without il in my
house ] am so pleased with what it
has done for me
# win always praise Cardui to suf-
fering women. for it has saved my
life"
You. too, can depend upon Cardui
the wuman's tonic, To help YOU. Z YOU
suffer from any Of the numerous all
ments so common 70 women or II
YOU feel the need of d good strength
ening tonic for that tired worn -out
overworked feeling
Cardui is composed u purely veEe.
table ingredients which act in nat
ural, strengthening, curative way OF
the womanIy constitution. and help &c
build the weakened organs up {,
health and strength.
Begin taking CardU to-day.
y. B-write to Ladies Advisory
Dept Chattanooga Medicine Co chat.
tsnooEa, Tenn. for Special lnstructlons
and 64- page book Home Treatment fol
!. Women, sent in plain wrapper on re.
nNest.-(ACyt.)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Deserved His Trip.

gentleman who frequently visited
Ireland generally stopped and dined at
the same hotel in Cork
on his arrival one day he perceived
a written notice on the looking glass in
the luncheon room which ran as fol-
lows:
Strangers are particularly requested
not to give any money to the walters.
as attendance Is charged for in the bill -
The waiter who had attended on him
at dinner, seeing him reading this no.
tiCe said.
"Oh, mister sure that don't concern
you in any way Your honor was new
er made a stranger Of in this hotel"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01

About nifty thousand pounds"
The reply startled the Magistrate and
IL sent a thrill through the court
Really So much" Mr.. Abingdon
was almost scared.
II, after cutting. they turn out as
innate Of their worth"
Il take it, from what you say, that
meteoric diamonds are rare2"
Isaacstein closed his throat with a
premonitory cough and punched his
shoulders A slight wabble was stead
led by his stumpy hands on the rail OF
the witness box He was really the
greatest living authority on the subject,
and he knew Il
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01

Mr.. J. r. Echols, Better Known
as Bob, " Who Resides at
No. 8 Tennessee Avenue,
With His Mother, Mrs. w. D.
Gentry, the Grandmother of
the Fourteen Year Old Son,
Curtis Echols, Who Has
Been Sickly and Puny for
Years, and He Expelled a
Monster 42-Foot Tapeworm,
After Taking Quaker EX-
tract Five Days, and Is Now
Well.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
What Has Gone Before

DHlLIP ANSON is boy Of mr.
teen, OF fine education and
good breeding. but an orphan
and miserably poor.
The story opens with the death of
his mother
Rich relatives have deserted the
family In their hour of need. and
when his mothers death comes
Philip is In despair. lite looks over
his mothers letters and finds that
he Is related to Sir Philip MOrlaud
\ few days later terrific thunder
storm hrews over London. At the
height OF the storm a fash OF light
ming sCares team attached To
coach standing in front Of a West
End mansion Philip. who has be
come newshON. rescues girl
from the carriage just before 1t turns
over man with the girl trips over
Philip in his excitement He cuffs
the boy and calls policeman. The
girl pleads for Philip, and he is al
lowed to go after learning that the
man was Lord Nanstoue Phillip then
determines 10 commit suicide He
hurrOws a piece Of rope from O'Brlen,
IA ship chandler. and goes TO his
miserable dwelling in Johnson's
News
Just as he Is about to hang him
self a meteor flashes by the window
and crashes into the tlagStOUes in
the yard The bow takes this as
sign frum heaven not 10 XIII himself
lie then goes to the ward TO look at
the meteor. He shows a piece OF his
md 10 a jewelcr and discovers he is
fahulously rich, but faces the prob
lem OF selling his meteOric diamonds
, l0Udon.s best diamond expert be
comes excited over the mefcuriC find
, lsaaCSteln has the boy arrested At
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
BUT YOU MUST NOT.

Dear Miss Fairfax:
| am a young man of %, and
dearly love a cousin four years
my junior.
Should l gain her love in re-
turn for mine l would feel decid-
eddy Contented. Please advise me
how l am to Eain her love.
NJ A. c.
First cousins should not marry. She
doesn't love you; don't try to gain her
love to her eternal sorrow. Be mar
enough 10 keep your love a secret
from her, and try for your own sake
to overcome il.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
Advice to the
Lovelorn
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.
TO MAKE YOU JEALOUS.

TO MAKE YOU JEALOUS.
Dear Miss Fairfax.
am "a years old and have been
engaged to a girl about two years.
She is also corresponding with
another. and has this gentleman's
picture in every room in the
house. would like to know very
much for what purpose she is do
ing this. She is always fair with
me when | am with her and
seems to be inclined 10 be jeal-
Gus of me when ! speak of some
other girl friends. d. B.
A collection of photographs of pref.
ty girls will do more to cure her thar
accusations and protests.
am sorry she does this. Love is
too precious to be risked losing il
this manner
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01
ASK HER.


Dear Miss Fairfax:
Through an introduction a few
months ago | met a young lady
with whom have become d.
strangely fascinated. In a GER
tain sense she has shown that
she has taken some interest in
me. How can l know whether
she really does care for me?
A. A. R.
Such knowledge as that must h
gained first hand. But don't be pre-
mature. If you want her to love yo,
pay her the attention that will VIII
her love before you seek an avowal
And make your own avowal first!
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01

1t must be elating to the people
Of Atlanta 10 watch the wonderful
good that has been accomplished
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01

My Dear Miss Fairfax
| met a young man six years
my senior and | am deeply in love
with him, and | know that he
thinks quite a good deal of me.
As we are third cousins. | would
like to know if il would be proper
for us to get married / have been
acquainted with him two days
MILDRED.
A third cousin is such a remot,
relationship that the tie is not a bar.
rier to marriage. But you know hin
only two days, 1t is for this reason
| say NO Two years is none too
long.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-01

y B-Write &c. Ladies Advisory
Dept Chattanooga Medicine Co. chat
tanooga, Tenn. for Special lnstructlons
and s4- page book Home Treatment for
. Women" sent in plain wra pper on re-
aHest.-(ACyt)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16
MAY NOT RAISE
STEA MER SONOMA
HARDLY WORTH EXPENSE OF
RAISING AND REFITTIN6,
IT is SAID.
Passing Of Sonoma Marks End Of Big
Boats on the muskinsum River.
Other River Items.

In all probability. the old steamer
Sonoma. which vent down in the Ken.
lucky river several months ago. will
never be raised. The BOAT was no: In
the best Of condition at the time she
sank. and now after lying in the
water so long those interested in her
hardly feel that the old craft would
be worth the expense Of raising and
reftting.
The passing OF the Sonoma seems
10 mark the n of big steamer
traffic on the Muskingum river. For
several years past the Sonoma was
b only n of the larger boats that
has attempted. for any length of time.
10 maintain a regular schedule on the
Muskingum and although there were
times when there was a fairly good
run Of freight and passengers for the
big boats the railroads on one side
and the street cars on the other have
played ha o with Fteamboating on
the lower river.
There are still several smaller boats
on the Muskingum river trade. but
The traffic IS not now. and has not
Eeen for several years. heavy enough
TO justify regular trips by a big boat.
Lorena Rebuilt
The steamer Lorena. which has
been on the Point Pleasant docks for
some time for repairs. Is expected
to resume her trade within the next
Few days. The boat has been rebuilt
during the past month. New boilers
hav" been installed. the engines re-.
paired. the framework OF the boat has
been braccd and strengthened
throughout and IL has been entirely
refrnished and repainted.
The old Lorcna is now in Upton
shape and looks as god as new. Her
owners. the Ohio a. Mississippi Nayi.
cation Company. have not decided in.
io which trade she will b. placed. hut
she will undoubtedly work out oi
PITTSBURGH 10 some point down m.
Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16
ILLEGAL LOTTERY
MAINTAINED HERE?
D. GOLDBERG TO BE ARRAtGNEo
THURSDAY BEFORE SQUIRE
Lee DOBBS.
Charged with Conducting Lottery
Clothing ClUb-Opersted Among
Prominent WarNood People.

y Goldberg. % re Arcade cloak A.
Suit COMPANY. of Pittsburgh. was ar.
rested late Monday night on lnforma.
ton before Justice ~ the Peace lee
?. Dobbs. preferred b. Constable r.
j Linton. He b. charged win oper
ating and promoting a lottery Tor suits
of clothes. whereby tho said suits arc
drawn and disposed ~ a. prizes ~
n said he operated his lottery game
quite extensively among tho most
prominent people 81 WarWOod. and
vas 700 n begin operations M q
large scale in this city Hn is held In
the county jail under 9 1000 bond. and
Will be given r hearing THURSDAY a.
ternOon ~ % o'clock before Squire
Dobbs. The business Mems Assccia
tion has become interested in tho case
and, ~ ia Understood. wif aid IN pros
ecuting tho alleged Onnuac
The lottery game worked b. Gold.
berg II an DID one and has been used
IN other places. but DEL apparently nov
IN this vicinity n apprars that he
came ~ THIS city n few weeks ago and
selected WarwoOd ~ tho most Hkeiv
place IN uhich ~ begin operations
Prom What could BE- learned yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

they will be oblong in shape. In the
center VIII be printed a blue Ssnts
Claus. surrounded by reindeer. while
around all will be a bright holly Dor
der.
The letter requested Mr.. Sinks 10
take charge OF this years sale and
distribution in this state. but owing
TO his work with the local tubercu.
losis league and the Wheeling Asso-
ciated Charities. he will be unable 20
devote tho necessary time to IT, IL
is probable that the state association
will appoint a man TO take charge OF
the work. but MIR. Sinks stated yes.
tcrday that he will cooperate In every
possible way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16
OFFICIALS MAY
FORCE AN ISIS UE
BOARD OF CONTROL AND CITY
SOLICITOR DISCUSS
CONDITIONS.
~lnlu1et'on Nay BE Secured ADAMS, =
S~aloenist N Order 70 Have Court
Act m CLOSING Until License
Question IS Settled.

lr|frrr sims Information REGARDING
The deadlock in council over the d.
con. "rdinancs and the attitude az
Tho h"trL - control 100 m. matter
'"Hked Out yesterday % b. stat,
That thc board consulted riff goiir
tor brennan concerning the manner
~ ~rrn,sdurs that would force an Is
sur and that fh" cts solicitor advised
fhH- nm injunction against SOM. Sc
~luorksep"r Boo thr rit, h. .cur.d.
f"rtirr him Goo tlo hfs place ~ huai-
moss. Thls woulI 'HHas a f.st cas-,
and w'ff Dc Injunction Sustained %
court 10 i- probable that tho vote OF
Hf lnFef member ~ rho rir4t
branch would Ic changed Tho rt.-
zen. ~ tho rift are becoming very
Indignant over fhs deadiosk. and DO
o. rrmorcd that p mass meeting VII
Ir called within e. fow DAYS Co.. o..
quest tho reslerffiru ~ every rpun
Gilman who hae favored tho Turf dur
ms fht frhf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16
RED CROSS SEALS
WILL BE BRIGHTER
PLANS BEING MADE FOR SALE
NEXT CHRISTMAS
SEASON.
Secretary Sinks viii Not Be Able TO
Take Charge Of Distribution, But
viii Cooperate.

Although the Christmas season is
yet months away. the Red Cross so
oicty b. making preparations for the
distribution Of the Red Cross Christ.
mas seals. the proceeds from which
are used IN tho fight against tubercu.
losis Secretary 4 y Sinks. of the
ohio County Anti Tuberculosis league
vho had charge 81 the sale In West
Virginia last year. has received In.
formation from Tho Nations, Red
Gross headquarters concerning the
seals, which will be placed on sale
his year
Tho seals will he brighter and more
attractive than usual ~ stated In
stead ~ being square. ~ last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16
GAMBLING DENS
MUST LEAVE.
ORDER GIVEN TO POLICE TO BE
EXTRA vioiLANT IN SEARCH
FOR lAWeREAkERS.
East End Residents Make Complaint
About Alleged Div@Proseeutor
Says That City 10 Clean.

Chief OF Police Leylsnd has Joined
heart and souf in the general reform
wave that has swept over the city and
has given orders that the city be
secured for foreign coffee houses.
such as the one raided Saturday
night. These houses have been op-
Grating in the city for months and
are nothing but foreign gambling dens
where men congregate and play for
big stakes. Sandwiches. coffee and
soft drinks are sold as a blind. Such
house as these are doomed and many
OF those with which the South Side
was infested have closed their doors
since the raid Saturday night.
East End s~peakeasy.
Residents of the East End have pc
titioned Chief Leyland TO close a
house on Baker street where they al.
lege that a speakeasy is conducted.
Residents of that section have re-
quested the chief TO have officers keep
watch in that vicinity and their re-
quest will be complied with.
AddIeman Says No Gambling.
Prosecutor Addleman. who has been
quite instrumental in closing the
gambling houses OF the city. stated
yesterday hat Wheeling has not beer
so clean for many years as IL is at
the present time.
The tin horn gamblers who loiter
around joints in the Second ward and
South Side have become frightened
by the raid of the negro joint in the
Second ward Saturday night and are
rapidly seeking cover. The majority
OF the poker rooms where small
games are run have closed their
doors, probably thinking that the Wig.
lance of the police and county of.
icers will decrease in a few weeks.
This. however. is not the ease as
the vigilance of the officers will con.
tinue until the gamblers seek other
quarters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16
COMMISSIONERS PAY
VISIT TO COUNTRY DISTRICT

Nff.r I brief business session %
wlirh routine business was transact
% yesterday mYrufnT me count.
DnumlselCrsre mad. re- trip fo Ron
rfq Poinf in Triadciphia. whore un
inspection of Tho roads wac made.
When in tho district Tho commission
ffa also Inspected o. stone uuarrH
from whi,h Limestone for road Inn
pro, cmcut will hr taken Reports
have trrn received from tho different
roau suucrN ieura Co.. rho effect that
tho storms OF fhc last two days ~,
not rrrati, damaged the roads 81 the
county,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

Goldberg operated In the following
manner. a suit club vas formed con.
sistinR Of so members. who pay Is
cents a week. The promoter chooses
one member each week. who receives
his suit free of charge This continues
until all have received free suits The
drawing each week Is q chance. or lot.
terry. II Is claimed. The names Of the
club members are placed 100 a hat and
one IL drawn by a small girl. This
person receives the suit and is given
a receipt Boz fun He hen drops out
~ the club. By this method n can
be- seen hat One receives his suit FOR
80 cents. whiln others pay from that
amOun 10 $3.50 only one person pas.
ing the highest amount.
After Prominent People.
Goldberg had been operating here
only a fcV weeks. buf had enlisted the
prominent business men iu War
wood Many ~ The best known NO
men ~ that place were also included
~ members ~ the club While only
e few suits we're drawn. Ihey wore
aU arded 20 rho most prominent per
SOM This was done. IT, Do cllimed. 10
make Tho game appear legitimate and
10 add prestige 10 o.
10 money is refunded. and n YOU
miss e paf norf % lose ai that YOU
have Invested in the club THo Nom
NfFH NJ mo ANrNnNn cub NfupTnl
ont. one after having paid 90 cents
and the other s. fn zach case their
names were drawn the following week
ard. ~ course. having wlfhdranu from
The club they could NOT obtain their
suits TheHo incidents wcrr u.cd by
Goldberg. DO ie said as argument 10
Induce other members fo remain Zoo
good standing
a number ~ complaints have boon
made 10 Justice ~ the Peace Dobb.
recently regarding Tho Operations of
the club The case was worked up bv
Tho captain ~ Tho standard Detective
Burrau. ~ fhis CITY. and Constable "
Linton Tho warrant was issued By
squire DDhbe on tho charge preferred
hy Constable Linton Goldberg Fppnt
only n DAY or two ~ each wrck IN this
CITY. and Tor fhis reason ~ was rather
dimcuIf 10 lOcafc him ~ make tho az
rraf lie was lOrafod in tho Mar
qucfte fafs Nonda, night. and vas
arrested about 90 o'cloct by Constable
Linton n the detective
Merchant other in fhr CITY.
especially officials ~ tho Uu.incsa
Nfu'a Association arn Interested boz
rho case. md tho hearing Thurrdat
afternoon promises fu ho a. fpirtfed
one. There are manv Witnesses. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16
SPECIAL MASTER
IS APPOINTED
W G. HAMILTON NAMED IN FED.
ERAL COURT TO INVESTIGATE
In Case Of National Telephone Co
Regarding Question q Interim
Bonds Held BY Ctevcland
Attorney.

a special report Of tro affairs ~
Tho National Telephone Company in
The suit 81 the Commonwealth Trust
Company ~ t'sburgh ys the Tclc
phone Company was filed by The rn
delivers az the company u Federal
court tsstcrdat showing that o. o..
McGrav q C1o,elauu attorney. b. hold.
INK $4,000 worth ~ National bond
alleging hat Do has 20 lien FOR 9 sos
Tor professional services rendered.
The report asis that e special master
hr appointed to investigate the ease
Tho request was conceded and IS. O.
Hamilton was appointed special mas
fer
The report also states tha $4,000
worth OF collateral ha- not been ar
counted Tor. and asks that some rliina
iH made concerning interim bonds
held by Tho Wood County Rank 81
IarkcrshufE
Judge Dayton entered an order boz
the court yesterday referring tho case
NJ 7 T. Mclaughlin. bankrupt. 20
Referee 2 vs. Cummins
Herman = Uuudf. trustee in the
bankruptcy matter ~ a. % Smith. has
petitioned Henry A Nolfe. referee IN
the case. for permission 10 soil certain
property ~ the hankrup
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

was stated Yesterday. many from war
wood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
THuRapAY. IuLN ITTH

AI grorerV stores iu wheeling and
ti'irltv VII he closed ou account ~ the
tu eutY. rfth annual .vrurrtnn ~ the
Wnrriiug Retail Growers association co.
kork Springs Turk The runUr ia earn.
cFfIN rruuerfel Co. cooperate hN mukIne
800 their purchases on Wcdnceiay
Retau orccers rrotectfve Assn, %
wheeling ana Vicinity.
,. q sThoBEL- seo'y.
Hfafrag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16

Tie vow latest fHr.e Isn fashion is fhr
wearing ~ r. chain of pearls from car fo
car. suspended uufrr fHr chin arr re-.
rrwhiiuE r. rIardemane akiu rfran
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16
HUMANE OFFICER GOES TO
IROAIOA Enn MN

Human" pf1cer ShclCon Joseph left
Tor lronion. o.. Yesterday whore he
viii secure and return 20 THE CITY
charles East Fast b. wanted here
on r. charge ~ not supporting his
wife and children and has consented
10 come without rcquisition papers.
~" Will 10 given q hearing before =
local Justice ~ 'hc peace upon his
arrival
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-16
The
Quality
Shop

This store is in business for
your satisfaction. Madam,
please remember that. What
you get here must please you
if it doesn't we'll make it
right.
Our idea is to make this
the best Pure Food Store in
town.
That's why we sell only
food products that are strictly
pure-they hold our reputa-
ton and give you satisfaction.
All Fresh Meats Govern
ment Inspected.
In preparing your hot
weather dishes there are many
ways in which the Heinz 81
will help you out.
We also carry a full line of
the National Biscuit Com
pany'S many dainty crackers.
Come to see us or call up,
Bell phone 2O54.
R. W. Shelter, Mgr.
Booths 1.3-5
New Market Auditorium.
The Pensacola journal., 1913-02-20
HOKARa FOR ECZEMA
Quick Relief Often Follows First
Treatment. Costs Nothing
If II Fails.

A strong statement, isn't it? But we
mean every word Of it. Hokara is be-
ing used for treating the most COM
plicated and chronic cases of eczema,
salt rheum, piles. sores, ulcers, etc,
and it quickly banishes pimples, black
heads, or any other of the minor skin
troubles, leaving the skin in its normal
health and color.
Do not confuse Hokara with any Of
the ordinary grease ointments, as it
contains no grease. mercury or lead,
and is entirely different from any
thing else on the market.
Although it has wonderful healing
and curative properties, the price is
only 25c for a liberal jar-enough to
give it thorough trial in even the
worst cases. Larger sizes soc and
800.
Your money returned if Hokara fails
to benefit.
Sold on guarantee and recommended
by Crystal Pharmacy, local agents.
(Adv.)
The Pensacola journal., 1913-02-20
SHREvEDURHAM
SPEAKS ON THE
SUNDAY SCHOOL
DELIVERS AN ADDRESS AT A So
cIAL CONFERENCE OF TEACH
ERs AND ANOTHER AT THE
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

]. Shreve Durham, Of the Interna-
tional Sunday school convention, made
two appearances in Pensacola yester-
day, one at social conference Of
teachers from the various schools of
the city, around the table at the
teachers meeting of the First Baptist
church: and then in the lecture room
before a very representative gathering
despite the inclemency.
"The teacher is the hinge upon which
the Sunday school turns" said he at
the supper table, and then made a post
prandium speech upon the general
theme of the Importance of Teach
ing"
I'VE belong to the children" he said.
lust as a man belongs to his horse
he cannot mistreat him."
He congratulated Pensacola upon be-
ing up-to- date in child study and COM
plimented the teacher training work of
the city by which more than a dozen
teachers of the First Baptist have di-
plomas which were in plain view in
the Sunday school class rooms. Mr..
Durham is a Kentuckian and made u
fine appearance.
Some of the best teacher training
classes are in Jewish synagogues," he
said, land Christians need to put more
emphasis upon study"
The Night Address.
A much larger number than could
really have been expected gathered for
the 1880 address. and nearly filled the
lecture room.
Mrs. w. J. Benn sang beautifully a
fine and appreciative selection and Mr..
Durham spoke upon the subject of
"The Sunday School"
He began by paying a tribute to the
minister of Jesus Christ as the high
est calling on earth. Then he lifted