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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18

the Cow Run sand Marshall A. Co
have completed two tests on tho ia.
son PcnrOse farm and both are dry
IN the Cow Run sand Onc-h half mile
east Of Pennsvlllo the Malta petro-
leum company has completed No fG
on the a. J. Miller farm and has a
hEht pumpcr In the Cow Run sand
Tn Union township. MORGAN county.
Huffman. Talbot a Co have drilled
No. on the kincaid farm through
the Cow Run sand and have n lirht
pumpcr. The Valley OIL company has
completed No. on part Of the same
farm and have a small we'll In tho
Cow Run sand
In the Rcas Run district. Independ.
ence township. Washington county.
the Carter OIL company has drilled
No Q on the J. W. Boworsock farm
through the salt sand and has "a
small pumpor In the Newport die.
trict 81 TT Humans No 3 on tho
Brown heirs farm flowed % barrels
the first ten hours after 10 was shot
Near Mingo. Colerain township. Hcl.
mont county. Wheeling parties have
completed test on the 4. G.. Oar.
row farm and have q buster This
test vas drilled 20 depth Of Q goo
feet and Is located 5000 feet west OF
the test on the Hardesty farm.
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Pike Briefs.

Prof. G. c. Rossey. who has been con-
lined TO has home al Edgington Lane
Tor the past several days. on account OF
illness. Is slightly improved.
Dos Bonar. OF West Liberty. spent
yesterday at Wheeling. looking after
business matters.
claud Ray. OF West Liberty. was a
business caller at Wheeling yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
fhilanthea Bible class. OF the Stone
church. was held last evening at the
home OF Mrs. James Rine. The evening
was very enJoyabiy spent In different
diversions.
Dr. Harriet II. Jones will address n
meeting at Fulton next Monda evening
on the Great White Plague"
very pleasant evening was spent at
the dance given at the new Peoples
bank building. at West Alexander, last
evening.
Mrs. George Minor is spending a Few
tives at New Martinsville.
John McCluskey has accepted a posi-
ton as stenogarpher at the WoodsdAle
garage.
Eddie RuehI Is confined 20 his home
at Fulton on account Of Illness
The old Fulton school building will be
offered for sale on Saturday, May ?
The money realized on the sale OF this
property viii be used in connection with
building.
]. +. Debar. OF woodsdaIe. left yester-
day for Pittsburgh. where he will take
up his duties as salesman for the Ward
baking Company.
Miss Clara Underwood has returned
TO her home at Mannin gton, after spend
ing few days as the suest OF friends at
EdgcwOod.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
ARGUE LEYLAND INJUNCTION
In CIRCUIT COURT TODAY
ANSWER TO WRIT OF PRoHIBl
TON WILL BE FILED
BEFORE NEARING
Defense In the Case Believed 20 Have
Interested Mrs. Grace Baker
Riley In Proceedings.

Barring accidents or other contin-
uances. the arguments on the writ Of
prohibition in the Leyland -Heston
case will be held this morning before
Judge Hervey In part one OF circuit
court Senator Sommervflle stated
yesterday that the matter Il up TO
the court. as they have nothing 10 say
as to whether or not the case would
or would not be argued. When court
convenes this morning. record
breaking crowd promises 20 be pres
ent TO hear arguments on the ques-
tons involved.
City Solicitor Brennan stated yes
terday evening that the prosecution
would file the answer TO the petition
to-day when the case is begun. He
at hrst thought he would file the an
swer last evening. but could not get
u all prepared in typewriter form.
Whether or not the decision OF the
court Will be announced following the
hearing OF the arguments Il a matter
OF conjecture. IL Is not necessary
for the many councilmen TO be pres
ent at the hearing. although many
VIII probably attend TO familiarize
themselves with the question.
The defense. IL is thought. will CON
tend that the judge should make the
writ permanent and not allow council
10 try the charges. The many parts
OF the writ are familiar TO the general
public. Attorneys for the defense
claim that they were not given time
TO prepare their case and that the
hearing was called when they were
not notified.
Mrs. GraceTlaker Riley. wife of the
man who made affidavit against the
chief. was in conference with the at
torneys for Chief Leyland Thursday
evening. Just what the import OF
that conference was could not be
learned. Mrs. Riley refuses TO say.
contending that her visits here had
nothing to do with the present case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
Gloves for All Occasions

NEW Gloves for oil occasions at
~ Glove Headquarters - Kid and
Fabric Gloves of the best makes and
priced the right way:
Kayser Silk Gloves with double fin
ger tips, wrist and IL, 10 and 2O-button
lengths in black, white. navy blue, tan,
pongee and gray at SOC, Use,
S1.OO, $1.25, $1.5O, S1.75,
$500 and S2.25 a pair.
Kid Gloves from the best makers at
home and abroad. wrist to long lengths
black, white and colors TO match the
costume, the best values TO be had for
$1.OO, S1.5O, 81, $3.25, 1878
and $3.50 a pair.
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OUT-THE-PIKE


About o'clock Thursday morning two
automobiles were ditched near Thomp-
sons station on the National road. one
machine was ON its way 20 the city, hav-
ing as occupants members Of the WriCh.
SaNaphone orchestra. who had been fur
nishing music for the dance of the
Wheeling TENTS Club that was being
given at the Stratford Springs Hotel.
driven by Adolph Becker. an employe OF
the Burns & Church Company. and n
said to have been travelling at n fast
rate OF speed. The other car contained
party from Wheeling who were ON
their way to their homes in the out the
pike section. Both machines were more
or less damaged. one receiving n broken
axle and being completely disabled In
the collision one OF the cars was pushed
over the steep bank. where Il remained
until yesterday morning. when "a was
taken 20 a garage in the city. Fortu-
nately the occupants escaped without in
jury.
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20 face with an attachment proceed
ings in the near future
The secretary Of state has issued
a charter to the Otter Greek OIL and
Gas Co, OF Wheeling. The capital
stock f. 5000 and the incorporafors
are ID. -. Best T. a. Bonar. &. p.
Ross OF Wheeling. g. r. Yuton and
William Bolton Of Bridgeport.
Applications are filed almost
every day with the board Of county
commissioners by "wcarica" that
they b. given transportation from
city 10 city. or course there are
some whose requests are allowable
ana are altogether right but the ma.
iOrity Of them are persons Who Dut
in their time cumming on counties
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STOGIEMAKERS
In GOOD TIME
OPEN MEETING HELD IN NAB
KET AUDITORIUM LAST NIGHT
Program OF Actresses and Musical
Selections Rendered-Wss Fol-
lowed by Dance.

The Market Auditorium was crowd
ed almost 10 is capacity last night
when Garfield Local No. i, National
Stogiemakers' League. held an open
meeting and entertained with an in
teresting program. followed By a
dance. Every seat on the main floor
Of the spacious auditorium was Oc-
cupied while many persons we're In
the gallery and others stood about
the walls 70 is estimated that more
than Two thousand persons heard the
rendition Of the excellent program.
Harry y. Corcoran called the meet.
ing to order and introduced Albert
Wheeler. president Of Garfield Local.
who acted az chairman. The address
u welcome was delivered by Thomas
Gilligan, president Of the Ohio valley
Trades a Labor Assembly Leo J.
LaFlam, former president Of that or
RanizatiOn. and now president Of The
ORGANIZATION Committee. outlined the
objects Of organized labor and told OF
the committees campaign. Mr. la
Flam was followed BY Fred " Son
German, national secretary Of the
National Stogiemakers' League. who
spoke IN the Interests ~ the orFani-
fatlOn which he represents.
Union Label" was the subject Of n
brief address BY Charles Higgins. Of
the Union Label league. and Walter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
The New Ribbons Shown

AN EXCEPTIONALLY complete as
sortment of the new Ribbons on
display Saturday. practically every
thing late and fashionable being in
GUIDED We can supply and please all
corners from this great assortment:
Black MORE Silk Ribbon. the kind so
much IN demand just now, TO o inches
wide. 29c TO S1.19 a yard.
New Roman Stripe. Bayadere and
tapestry Ribbons, ~ TO II inches
wide, 2Sc to S1.79 a yard.
Sultana All-Silk Satin Taffeta Rib
bon, all stripes in the up-to-the-momen,
shades, SO inches wide, 25c a yard.
See the new Girdles and learn how 70
make them-we have them here for
your inspection-new Argentina Cir
Ole, Butterfly Bow and smart Vests at
9Sc to S3.95.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
GUGGI DIES
eellaire Foreigner Who Shot Wife
and Self Suceumbs 20 Wound
Woman May Recover.

John Guggi, the Bellaire foreigner
who shot his wife, seriously wound
ing her. and then shot himself, died
at the Martins Ferry hospital early
Thursday morning. The remains
were removed to Bellaire and pre-
pared for burial. Funeral arrange
ments have not been completed.
Attending physicians state that
Mrs. Guggi Is resting easy and that
she will recover. The two small
children have been taken in custory
by the Belmont County Humane so
ciety and will be held pending the
recovery Of the woman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
BRIEF LOCALS

NJ q. Swanonbergor. who was
severely burned about the face yes
terday morning. is improving nicely
at the Ohio Valley General hospital
Two big permits were granted
yesterday by building INSPECTOR
Fahcy. They were the raising on the
p q SchwcrtfeEer residence ON So.
w bash street. 81 500. and 20 Jacob
corner OF Fiffh and Main street.
s. 500
shcrin sweeney De- issuing anal
Warnlng to thr PERSONS who rarlI-f
ln not paying their taxes Those who
nave persisted boz keeping back Tho
tax money may nud themrclsoa face
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OIL AND GAS

The eastern crude market cot rs
jolt yesterday whom the purchasing
agencies opened for business and
postponed new quotations Tor crude
Of the Pennsylvania grade. Tho price
now quoted for credit balances Of
high crude o. nov 500 instead of
$50. The price that had been paid
since February of last year Tho
other grades reduced we're Mercer
black from A. 90 gu gO New Castle
was reduced to tho same and CORNING
from f2H1 Go ffgf.
1he reduction in The market did not
come a9 surprise for DO had for
ONE time been anticipated When the
'tiaHumn Kansas Eradc had been
Hulecird On -Four .-crnf cute boz o. week
on did not seen possible that tho east.
frn Efado could lonr escape. uofwith.
standing there i8 no parallel in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
The Vogue of Beads Is
Greater Than Ever

DAILY the vogue Of the fad for
Beads increases. Daily, almost.
Se add TO our stocks. so rapidly do
these fashionable Beads go out. Come
Saturday and see the pretty things at
the Jewelry Counter:
California Crushed Flower Beads,
made of real roses and possess the de-
lightful fragrance OF lavender. hello
trope, red roses, forget-me-nots, etc,
specially priced at soc a string.
Large Wood Bead Necklaces in
opera lengths. soc a string.
Pretty Tango Beads, coiored stones
with gold-6nisht trimmings and silk
tasSels, soc a string.
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WearableS for Tots: Special

FOR Saturdays selling we offer some
very specially priced apparel for
the little ones:
Princess Slips made OF fine nainsook
and trimmed with lace, S12e kind Sat
urday at Csc.
Skirts made with waist, sizes ? TO 6
years, 25c kind Saturday at 19c.
Muslin Gowns made with embroid-
cry yoke, ages to II years, ACC kind
Saturday at 3Sc.
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drilled No. q on the Blue creek trac,
through the same formation and vii
not nave better than a 5-barrel pump
Near Wallace. Sardis district. IIar.
Tlson county. the South Penn oit
company has drilled No. 3 on the "a.
Iau onauer farm into the Gordon
. sand ana has show for good pro
guseT On Failing Rock creek No
Elk district. Kanawha countS ~
- O0nnell oil Company has drilled
lts NO. - on the GOshorn hpirs' trsct
lhIoush the Weir sand and hes {.
uuate No. 30 on This tract v,,s
completed few days aeo and IL me-,
''''ns more than 300 barrels a day
Southeastern Ohio.
pm the deep sand territory in south.
5ls.,.In ONO. in The Union Furnaco
-, 49, in Hooking county. the Char.
tf,Is vi c0mpany's No. SIS on the
HochinE Products c0mpany's proport,
la hoiuing up at better than $50 baT
res day South Of Logan. I'M Fsiis
l"N uahip. the furyis ROYALTY CON.
pahy wei ON the s. IS RaubIe farm
- producing so barrels n dav.
ln 1reen township. Hooking county
iue flymouth OIL and Gas COMPANY
is IlEsing up 20 drill No 3 on tho D.
0WeaIN farm. The Hlanuorhaso,t
Oil and Gas company D. building Inc
fiE Tor test on the David O'ftrie,
farm. located I 800 feet west 81 NJ Z
on thc warner Lehman farm In FsUs
Gore township Murphy Bros have
started to drill so iO on tho ] n
Nuttcr farm. No o on this farm. com.
pleicd ten days ago. is holding up al
100 barrels n day
shallow Sand Territory.
Near stockport. Penn township.
Morfan county. the Trust OIL com
pany has completed No m on ar <
p Ham farm and has n buster In fbe
Cow Run sand Ellis Humphrey has
completed No. on the n. 4 Mercer
farm and has i0-barrel pumper in
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conditions that exist in the two sec

conditions that exist in the two sec
In the old fleetwood run field. In
Grant district. Wotzel county. w Va
the Southern Oil Company had n
pleasant surprise when 10 gave its No
. on the $. Englchart farm shot
ana increased its production 20 sixty
i've barrels a day. 70 was completed
last January and showed for about
I'VE barrels a day. hut 10 had not been
put 10 producing and 10 is now the
best producer that has been found
IN that old district for many months.
On FISHING crock. in the same dis
trict. The South Penn OIL Company has
completed and shot its test on the ~
Hood farm and will have very light
pumper Near TwiEgs postofnce La
tnyctte district. plcasants county. the
south Penn OF COMPANY aud the
american Development oil Company
have completed No. 20 on The y W.
Morgan farm and have 6.barrel
pumpcr iu the Cow Run sand fn the
same district. Bishop a. Co have
drilled their No. on the Core heirs
iarm through The same formation, and
nave 10 barrel pumpur.
Light Wells In Rosne.
ON POct river. Smifhheld district
Noauc county. the South Penn OIL
Company bias drilled No on the T.
p. Lamb farm through the Biz Iniun
sand. aud after shooting will have
very hfhi pumpor on Rush creek
iu the same district the same com.
pauy. No. . % ufho Andrew Parks
.arm Was shot and has "a 51-barrel
pumpor ln Rcrdy district. Roanc
county. q. T. Cabot has drilled 70 roc.
ono Test ON The %. 10 Reynolds farm
through The Bereu grit and has a large
Easscr Doc that formation
To- FIR district. kauawha county
the Ohio Fuel OIL Company has drilled
% Test on the Chloe Young farm
through the Weir sand aud has "a 10.
idrrDl pumper. in the Same district.
The South Fem OIL Company has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
Saturday Toilet Specials

MONEY-SAVlNG prices on Toi-
ia let Articles for Saturdays
selling:
Kinks Famous Juvenile Soap at
sac a cake or 75c dozen cakes.
Pebeco Tooth Paste at SIC a pack
age.
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder at I5c a
box.
Sanitol Face Cream at &c a jar.
PomPeiian Massage Cream at 29c
jar.
Woodbury. Facial Soap at 15e a
cake.
Hansen-Jenks New English Tub Soap
highly perfumed, 25c large cake.
Browns Garden of Allah Violet Sim
plicity Toilet Water with real Violets
in bottle at SOC and soc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18

a straw berry and ice cream social will
be given by the Enterprise Bible class
OF the Church Of God at Elm Grove. SAT-
urday. April IS. The supper will be IN
charge OF the young rnen. who will take
charge OF the serving during the even
ing. At $3.50 o'clock on the evening of
the 25th. the Ladies' Aid Society OF tho
church will meet and hold their election
OF officers for the year. All members
are requested to be present All young
men are invited 20 Join the class. which
meets every Sunday morning at 10
o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18

Tho session Of the sabbath school in
The First NJ =. church. Elm Grove. viii
De marked hv "a hne program OF vocal
and instrumcufal music preceding the
session o. held % o.f5 r. NO. The PAS
Tor. Rev. 8 ~. Hart will preach al II
a. M subject, THE Practice 90 ueff-
zion Class meeting a. gao o. m
Epworth league dcfotionai service st
$50. The pastor Will preach az 7.3O.
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
The c q. KIMBERLY CO.,
5ehmulbach Building. Both Phonet


Next sunday evening az 1870 IN the
Vance Memorial church. Woodsdale.
Rev. J. NJ Potter will give the second
and concluding lecture on the pilgrims
Progress. illustrated with stereoptican
Views. The lecture will close with a
number Of beautiful views illustrating
the scored song The Holy city" This
service viii be held en- the chapel
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The Comrades Bible class OF the
First NJ. T. church Will hold a pastry
sale at the Winters Brothers store. Elm
Grove. this afternoon. Bread, pies and
cake will be on sale
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Rev, L. r. Lewellyn announces tho
following services for Sunday: sun
day school. $3.50; preaching. II o'clock
by Rev William II. Hall. secretary OF
the Young Peoples association. Jnior
Endeavors. $50; Senior Endeavor. $40.
Miss Pelen Kimmins leader. Preach
ing. 1880 by the pastor.
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VIII Present Play.

Members OF The Triadclphia district
High school have completed arrange
ments for the presentation Of the play
entitled The Fifteenth OF January" Tho
play will be presented at the school
building at Edgingt0n Lane. Friday.
Aprll "a
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Underwear and Hosiery
saturday. April 10, 1914.
The Weather@Cioudy.

and Hosiery for
- women and children on sale
Saturday at prices less than reg
ular:
Women's Black Isle Stockings, look
like, but wear better than silk, black
and tan, slightly imperfect half dollar
numbers Saturday at three pairs for
S1.OO, or single pairs Or
Fine Satin-Finish Stockings with ex-
ira heavy heel and foot, 14c a pair.
Boys and Girls No-Mo-Hole Stock
ings, fine rib, double heel and toe, come
in black and tan, lie pair.
Essex Mills Vests for women, low
neck and sleeveless, crocheted and silk
trimmed, 19c each.
Melba Mode Vests for women, have
the holdfast strap on shoulders. fine
rib, perfect fitting, lie each.
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Triadelphia M. =. church.

NHDUatn sCnOOI NJ 1.lI n m. Nnti-
saloon League Day. address by Hon. g
NJ. Earhart. II n. m. appropriate music
by the choir and conservation. assisted
by the Epworth learuers: Evangelistic
service at the Florence Crittenton Home.
3:l5 y. m: Epworth League. D. m .
song service by choir. 7.f5 y. m. Ser
mon by pastor. S D. M subject: when
Are We Lost EvanReliatic service
and music. Every body Cordially invited
next "wednesday. % which an are tnvtt-
ted at y. m. Ladies' Aid society Tues
day. y. m. Junior Euworth League.
Friday. 3.3O y. m. All the Juniors come.
ID. l.. Reid. pastor.
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&C. ID. Stricklrn, Progressive candi-
date for County Superintendent OF
Free Schools. Your support and infiu-
ence respectfully solicited Sat-tf
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Free OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FROM 9 to IL o'clock Saturday
morning we will continue the
Free Embroidery Lessons to chill
dren. Owing to the size of the class
we have arranged to give the lessons
on the third floor where a compe-
tent instructor will teach the little
ones simple embroidery stitches.
Remember, the Instructions are free
to all children.
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] desire to infofm the nnhllc that

desire 20 inform the public that
am candidate for the Republican
nomination for superintendent W
Free Schools Of Ohio county, and re-
spectfully solicit the support and in
huence Of all my friends.
CHARLES T. RAY.
sat. IT, Elm Grove. W Va.
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At stone Church.

subject, The Inexpugnable Things" A
cordial welcome to all.
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intelIisencer Handy Almanac >.
elayney's Drug Store for only pc
Get one now.
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Mems New Soft Shirts at S1.OO,
$1.5O, $500 and $2.5O-Possibly
so varieties OF patterns and colorings,
handsome mercerized fabrics and all
silk made in soft bosom style and the
new Mushroom plaits with French turn
back cuffs. A comparison will show
you where il is to your advantage to
buy Shirts.
Mems Neckwear in Exclusive DE.
signs at 81 .OO-Showing all of the
popular styles in refined or more vivid
colors, qualities that will meet the re-
quirements of men seeking distinctive
novelties, values that will cost you half
a dollar more in other stores.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1914-08-27
CALLING TO US

In these days of wars and rumor of wars, when Europe is drenchet with rivers of blood, and the shadoy of the little brown man threatens tn, peace of our own continent, it is mee that we turn our thoughts at times tt a house where nobler things are be ing taught
 While the people of other nation! are answering to the call of the Coo l of War, let us consider the teaching. of the Prince of Peace. When the labors of the week are ended and the day of rest is at hand let us spend an hour in the house o1 darkened windows, where the sweet voices sing the praises of the meek and lowly Nazarine, who gave of his life's blood that we and others might be ennobled by the fruits of his sac rifice
 When the day of rest is being pro famed by other nations of the earth while shot and shell are leaving the maimed and the dead and dying on the crimson fled of carnage-let us of America give heed to the wisdom of the black robed men of God, whose teachings proclaim peace on earth and good will toward men.
 While the Omnipotent One is bowed with grief that His children in other climes should be as the beasts of the jungle-rending, tearing and destroy ing-let us look into our own hearts, that we may avoid the pitfalls that are engulfing our brothers across the seas.
 Let Yumaites journey to the house of God on Sunady and there join with the minister in his supplication to the King of Kings for the restoration of peace and return to the ways of righteousness and sanity.
 And let us emulate the wise ex- ample of the talented ruler of our own nation, who, stricken with his private grief. yet implores his people to refrain from comment or action which might tend to create racia! strife or jeopardise our own position as people at peace with the world.
 The house of God calls us in this hour of gloom.
 Let us go!