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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-01-15
Savex Saves

Labor--Minimizes household toll.
Time--Makes quick work Of all wash
Ing and cleaning.
Money--lnexpensive; more than earns
its cost in soap saved.
Savex is q washing powder that softens
hard water. Has dozens Of users in every
home. Harmless to skin or fabric.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12
SOME TABERNACLE FACTS

Sunday will be a great day al the
Bellaire tabernacle. and Evangelist
Hart announced last night that four
services will be held-united church
services In the morning. asmass meet.
ing for men In the afternoon and IN
addition. meeting for women at
the First Presbyterian church Mrs.
irisingeT will deliver an address 10
the women.
a great meeting will be held in the
tabernacle IN the evening. and mum
Der OF delegations viii attend Among
them will be the city officials OF Bel.
laire. including the mayor. members
Of council and members Of the police
and IRE departments Other delega.
tons will be Officials Of the postoffice
and mail carriers. members Of
Spangler post No. %. Grand Army Of
tho Republic. and the Womans re.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12
STUDENTS SING
BRAND NEW SONG
BEFORE LARan AuDrrHcE m REL
LAIHE TABEHuACLE
LAST EvEurno
words and Music Were cornpos~d nv
Benairo Men-singing was causs
OF Much Praise.

Students night az the BeilaIre tab
ernacle. Is always intere-tinr. Tbe
groups OF bright faces and the good
singing inspired Rev. Hart 70 delivor
his hest sermons.
Last evening there was the usual d.l-
cEauon from the rubnc schools Thev
gave their yells and the Belalrs high
school students sang The Cali % tie
Marching Host The words Of too
song we've written by Rev W p NJ
tormick. pastor Of the United Tsr.ef,,. b.
tcrian church, Of Hellaire. aud the n1tisi.,
20 the words was composed ~ prof. ~
y. ialstead. Instructor Of mtialc III fhe
hellairc schools The Fong VS. re.-
dered Tor the hrst time last night AMI
lows.
llark 20 the call Of the rnarchira host
l sSr fighteousness they're allied
Win Jesus their head aud guide
stern the CONFLICT and strong the foe.
Jesus strength win abide
Mark 90 The call Of the marching host.
Hniist on the Masters side.
Then steadily shoulder 70 shouiasr-
And steadily heart to heart.
READY and strong. msrching aiops.
IN the victory 90 have part
cheer We the party Marann aud,r-srt.
n ~ leaders We Ger shall love
flsinFer too. who has played his par.
~ iiis chimes iikc TIE chimes above
Noblv did thct their pnrt
80 bear nov the call Of the marching
Ana boost for AiaEann and Hart
Then steadily shoulder ~ sbouiA.r
~ steadily heart 20 heart.
W.aay aod strenE narehinF sionr
We VII boost Tor Magaun ard Hart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12
TO BE
VERY BUSY ONE.
ossh..iaf. Of nEsa. yons. s.d oiris to
20 Ds Hsia Also.

Sunday will be = busy DAY for the
members Of the Bob Jones party. a.
by members OF the party. during the
afternoon. and no doubt all os them
will be largely attended
At 2:3o O'Clock I'm the afternoon. Rev.
the tabernacle and n larxer crowd thar
was present last SUNDAY. IL expected
Last Sunday afternoon there were over
sermon on the Sins OF Men" The ser
mon which he will deliver to the men
tomorrow afternoon. IL said to be more
interesting than the one last Sunday.
Arrangements have been made TO take
care of large crowd OF men from this
city and the neighboring towns.
AT the same hour that Rev. Jones Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12
EXCUSES, SUBJECT OF STRONG
SERMON BY EVANGELIST JONES

ride on the train and n they do any OF
tnose things 1 can go In another part OF
70 Heaven Ths only way 10 get RID s~ oe
hyRoerites i 10 20 10 Heaven. as there
viii be no hypoerites there
was exactly right I never saw a church
that was exactly right. Blessed be God
,nefs VIII be a church when we get rid
Oh the hypocrttes In the church
Gods Love.
There are some who will sav thai GOD
loves mo to much TO send me TO Hell.
There was once little boy who Was
nursed him through his illness. When
he was able TO get up. he went out IN
the yard and said that he Was going TO
not pull those flowers. The boy said.
KNOW she loves me. she will not whip
me, me. as she nursed mo when was Ill.
Devil And yet YOU will say that God
loves you 10 much To send you 10 Hell.
You have men IN this house who Will
de and 20 TO Hell while they are think
ms Of starting. started when 1 MAS
the track, And they haven't got to me
some VIII say Il have TO much to give
IN. like glass OF beer once IN n
70 dance and u IKE fSse 10 h oSc s ass
time. Jesus Christ died for you. Get
rid OF those sins
further from God. some day you will
take one dring To many. The last chance
viii also come sooner later. How
many are their In the building this
evening who believe In these five things:
That there II "A God. that there Il n hell
that there IL a God. that Christians will
20 10 heaven. and that sinners will 20 TO
he'll. All who believe I'm those five
things. please rise All in the building
this evening who know they are safe.
also rise to their feet. The meeting
then came to a close with a prayer by
Rev. Jones. after which a cali for con-
verts was issued and large number
went forward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12
NARROW ESCAPE
Martins Ferry Man Slips on Icy Side
walk. Falling Beneath Trolley
Csr-Not Seriously Hurt.

Edward McGlenn. a well known
resident OF Martins Ferry had a mar
row escape from serious injury and
probable death last evening. while re-
teurning home from the tabernacle
meeting He was walking along Fifth
street. about ten o'clock. and on ac-
walk. was walking in the street He
Is cripple and as a car was passing
he slipped and FELL. and but fro some
friends who were near at the time
he would have been dragged under
the car.
The car was imediately brought 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12

has come into our hearts. We can lis
ten to sermon after sermon and reject
God so long that all the sermons on
earth. and even the devils in hell
cannot move us from our sinful rebel.
hon. All OF us intend to turn TO God
some time before death overtakes US:
but. brother, sister. we have no lease
on lie. and this very night may be
our last chance to come 10 Christ.
When q man in the prime of life.
with all his strength. come out bold
on the side of Cod and the right. I call
that American grit and good common
sense
u l. surprising how sin can harden
hearts which were once as tender as
babys u IL said that when the
great bloOdthirsty Nero first became
emperor OF Rome he was 80 tender
hearted that he wept when he Was
compelled 10 sign the death warrant
OF n prisoner. yet he became so hard
ened in sin that II was his delight 10
see tho streets run with the blood Of
his subjects.
a Great Funeral Procession.
We are all In a great funeral pro
cession. One dies every minute Your
Time may be years. II will soon be-
days. hours. minutes. secOnds-all.
Tomorrow may BE- too late. Tomor-
NV NAHa W fNfIUlNNs ENI NfllN ana
Agrippa Do was almost Almost may
prove the seddest word IN the Ian
EuaRe. Almost NAV mean death
Time enough yet may mean lost to
God. Delay means death When "A
man waits until In the death struggle
% h. n desperate chance o. % moth
lnE TO you that Jesus died for youg
Is ID nothing 10 you 10 hear the dying
shouts ~ sainfsf o. 10 nothing to you
20 hear The Wailings u those doomed
To despair?
When Conscience is Dead.
Some people seem 20 get 20 bad
thew are a disgrace 10 the devil n1d
be- seems glad 10 let them 90 There
arc men and women ell over Bclialre
tonight who could shed tears when
mother died. but there is not a
preacher on earth hardly that could
move them now. Their condolences
are dead n o. possible 90 cross the
dead line and men are doing n every
daY and rcaning the result Death ts
seen everywhere and there g. prar-
ticallv no preparation being made for
tho hereafter There LEI preparation
for everything but God. which b. our
duty above al others What can Won
gain BY delay Between YOU ana
salvation be- only two steps on man
how can you ielay when Christ savs
come
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12
BELLAIRE OFFICIALS To ATTEND
TABERNACLE MEETINGS SUNDAY

lief Corps. The subject for Sunday
evening viii be That Great Night"
sunday afternoon MIR. Hart will de-
liver his second sermon on Booze %
The subject will be THE Trail OF the
Serpent. The address il said TO be
one OF his best. and a great crowd is
expected to attend. owing &c the in.
terest In the local option campaign
now being conducted in BeIlaire.
Mr.. Harris sermon last night was
The Killing Of Sin" and the text for
the address was taken from Exodus
S;lo-"He said tomorrow" Every
moment you delay" said Mr.. Hart.
The devil puts a mortgage on your
IRE; Delay In the end. means death.
Strong Appeal.
The sermon was preached with
great earnestness. and was strong
appeal 70 the better nature Of his
hearers. The closing illustration was
= story OF an old sailor. who had
been rescued from drowning and
whose hands had ciasped the life line
with such force that they could not
Dc lcosened Tor hours. When he had
B ~. revived he was asked why he
ola not let go. and he said. u cant
let go; ! gripped 'er for life"
Applying the story. he pleaded with
those present 10 accept salvation
about which he had been preaching
with grip Of life When tho cali
TOT converts was made az the close
ot the sermon. thirty-hye persons hit
beginning with his text. "He said
to.mOrfOw.' Mr. Hart said In part
When the Egyptian plague Of frogs
inNaNtu ihnraohE household the
ruler sent for Moses to pray 10 his
,apu TO remove the plaEue. After
nHIH a..
600 people 20 he prayed and the
plague was stayed Then Moses
asked tho king 20 fuinU the promise
and Pharaoh said omorrow.~
Delay is on excuse Matched In hell
Delay stsbs your conscience. II hard.
ems your heart
On the crest 81 the western noun.
isins o. the continental divide A
slight breeze hens the mists across
The ridge 10 minEle with the waters
Of the Pacific slope but with n change
IN the wind the miqts cross the al.
viding line and End their way 10 the
rivers of The Atlantic Pharaoh
Jailed 10 decide a. the dividing line
Tomorrow had changed his mind
and hardened bis heart a. God sfaid
70 would. lis heart was harder after
tho ten pla CUES than after the nret
iic pursued Israel until his death IN
TIE Red Sea. God had Co NH him
20 save his people
Delay is Dangerous
Delay o. DANGEROUS Through DELAY
YOU lofo the capacity 10 believe The
murderer has tormfnts of memory
and conscience after bic first victim
n slain. But as tho murders increase
hiH conscience sleeps and hia sleep
Iq sound and undlsturbcd fiis heart
be- hardened iy delay you NAV
rrleve the Spirit away
The ffouhfa Nth rrnrr ~ 49, o.. 49,
We have delayed too Ions and now
tho desire ~ our hearts which ~
once bad fo become Christians has
been afIfcd bf the hardpuIur when
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12
AVIATOR INJURED WHEN
MoNoPLAuE CAPszED

NEW YORK. Dec. Ii.-w. Leonard
Bonncy, an aviator who has done con-
siderable flying on the Pacific coast
was severely injured when his mono
plane capsized as he was making n turn
100 feet above the Hampstead Plains
aviation field late to-day. -Four ribs and
his collar bone were fractured aud he
may have suffered internal injuries. De-
spite this he has n chance Of recovery
H. was said tonight at the hospital 10
which he was taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12
rAsEHNAcLl nozxs.


The diamond belt won by the Indepen-
dent Racing team. OF Martins Ferry. In
Georgia. several years ago. Was dis play
Each member OF the Jones party was
presented with piece of cut glass by
the employees OF the Haskins glass plant.
last evening.
Rev. Il. c. Nesbitt pastor OF the
FIRST Presbyterian church. opened the
meeting with a prayer last evening.
Prof. McKensie was requested again
last evening to sine the hymn Ninety
and Nine" which made a hit the first
part OF the week.
The postoffice employees attended the
services In body at the tabernacle last
evening.
The A. a. OF /. $. a T. W. presented
each member OF the Jones party with a
box OF candy last evening. and Rev.
Jones was given purse.
The Socialist Club will attend the
meeting In a body tomorrow evening
and all OF the sympathizers are request
cd to turn out.
The Baptist band rendered several Sc
lections In the tabernacle last evening
that were very pleasing.
\ quartet from the independent Run
ming team. rendered several selections in
the tabernacle last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12

a stop and after Il was seen that the
man was not injured. he was assisted
TO his home by friends. II the car
had been running fast the man would
no doubt have been dragged under
the car as he Cell near the rail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12
EVANGELIST HART TO BE GIVEN
SUPPORT OF PROMINENT
WORKERS.

Second Sermon on Booze" Known
as The Trail Of the Serpent" to
BE Given at Mems Meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12
McGregor's China Store

Has the fullest and most complete line Of China
and Cut Glass ever brought to Wheeling We
sought our goods before the European war
broke out and are offering our China at the old
prices. We have full line Of Haviland and
other foreign China in Dinner Sets and open
stock patterns, fancy salads. and plates. besides
big stock of Cut Glass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12

ttltllN. Dec. %. vie London. ns-
". la.ln m-Fmneror William nar
cnnifi fci tne order ~ Merit ~ cen.
in Poland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12

talking to the men. Mrs Allison will
conduct wornan's meeting In the First
Presbyterian church. and all married
women and girls over twenty years OF
age. Will be admitted. Women who
are only eighteen years of age and mar
ried. Will be admitted 20 the meeting
which Will be conducted by Mrs. Allison
~ Ia expected that the capacity OF the
FIRST Presbyterian church will be taxed.
Young dfris-
At 2:30 o'clock. in the United Presby-
terian church. Mrs. Meinardi will adj
dress meeting OF all girls. between the
ages OF IL and 20. and no doubt there
Will be n large number present at that
meeting. IL Is expected that great ben
efits viii be reaped from all OF the meet
ings.
In the evening at T:30 o'clock the
services vii be open to all at the taDer-
nacle. and IL Is expected that at least
1000 people will be present TO hear the
evangelist. as he will open the nth and
last week OF his campaign. The mem
bers OF the Socialistic Club and all SYM
pathixers will attend the meeting and
VIII occupy special seats. The last
week OF the campaign will no doubt be
the busiest In the entire period.
A great deal OF interest IL being taken
In the Old Folks meeting, which will
be held at the tabernacle Friday after
noon. when all OF the ''shut-ins' OF the
Guy will be taken In autos TO attend the
services. The business places OF the
city will close from $3.50 TO $50 O'Clock
In honor Of the old folks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12

pc b easier 70 cap the cumaa fhan
Fle.ide hats Tor your vie Prom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12

The Baptist band rendered several Sc
iections in the tabernacle last evening
that were very pleasing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12

The postoffice employees attended the
services In body at the tabernacle last
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12

Prof. McKensie was requested again
last evening to sine the hymn Ninety
and Nine, which made a hit the first
part of the week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-12

4 quartet from the independent Rum
ming team. rendered several selections in
the tabernacle last evening.
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Rev. Il. G. Nesbitt. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church. opened the
meeting with a prayer last evening
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-13
LESLIE ADMITS
HIS INSOLVENCY
Ends Fight to Have Him Ad-
Indicated a Bank
rupt.

The contest over the adjudication
of Frank Leslie. builder, of East Or
ange, as bankrupt, was ended today
in Bankruptcy Court whep he adj
mitted his insolvency. The admis-
sion was made in a petition filed with
Referee Edwin c. Adams, before
whom considerable testimony had
been taken in the case. William L.
Brunyate, counsel for Leslie, filed the
consent just before the hearing sched-
uled for this afternoon had been
called
The petition In bankruptcy against
Leslie was filed several months ago
by James Wallwodk, of Kearny, for
mer business partner with Leslie in
q number of land and building cor
porations. Wallwork named the
First National Bank of East Orange,
the James Wallwork Company and
himself, individually, as the three
petitioning creditors. Leslie con-
tended that these three did not rep
resent creditors with proper claims
and proceeded to fight the proceed
ings.
The Phoenix & Chatham National
Bank, of New York. and the Union
National Bank then filed applications
to be made intervening creditors
This was followed by Leslie's admis-
sion of Insolvency. The Phoenix
bank claims Sc, 900 and the Union Ma
tional $4,000. They are represented
by Nathan H. Berger.
These sums represent part of the
money loaned to Leslie and Wall
work to carry on the work of their
various companies. A number of
apartment houses and hotels in New
ark and East Orange were erected by
these companies.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-13

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OBITUARY
Funeral of Samuel Lobsitz

Funeral services for Samuel Lob
sitz, fifty-two years old, of 80 Grant
avenue, Nutley, who died Tuesday
of heart failure in a sanitarium in
Newfoundland, will be held at his
home tomorrow morning at ten
o'clock.
A Newark rabbi will have charge
of the services. assisted by Rev. DR..
Warren L. Hoagland, of Phillips
burg, and Rev. C. H. Powers, pastor
of Vincent M. e. Church, Nutley. In
terment will be in Mt. Zion Gene
terry, Cypress Hill, Long Island. Mr..
Lobsitz was president of the Lob
sitz Mills Company, of Nutley.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-13
POLITICAL PICK-UPS

The Young Voters Association Of
the Sixth Ward Endorsed Mayor Jacob
Haussling and Alderman Avitus j.
Dougherty for denomination at a
meeting held last night. About 300
members attended. AS many of the
members will cast their first votes
this fall, instructions in the correct
way of voting were given. John B.
Keenan, presided at the meeting, as
sisted by William ]. Cummins. secre-
tary.
It is expected that the candidacy OF
John F. Reilly for the Democratic
nomination for member of the Board
of Works will be announced on August
23. as on that date the John F. Reilly
Association, of which the prospective
candidate is standard bearer, will
hold an outing to Heidelberg Park,
Maplewood.
The denomination of State Senator
Austen Colgate, Freeholders Malta,
Lacombe and Harrison were Endorsed
at a meeting of the Essex County
Republican Association, held last
night at So Academy street. Edward
Handy, chairman, presided at the
meeting.
The committee which will have
charge of the campaign of Mayor
Robert q. Torrance, of Kearny, for
the Republican nomination for Con-
Ass III the Eighth District, consists
of Samuel w, Smith, Herbert Decker.
Town Treasurer Burton E. Can
field, Fred A. Hartley and Frank
Stumpf, all of Kearny.
MI Fr4r- - a q
formed at a meeting of Republicans
held at Custer and Peshine avenue,
this week, to assist Mr.. Raymond in
his campaign for the Republican NOM
nation for Mayor. The club also IN
dorseI the candidacy of Daniel F.
Gaven for surrogate. Both candi-
datesN Will speak at club meeting
next week.
The candidacy of J. William Hue
gel, for the Republican nomination for
sheriff, was approved by the H. w.
Burkhardt Association. of the Six
teenth ward, last night, Is the report
sent out. At a meeting in the head
quarters, 100 Leslie street, the follow
ing officers were elected: H. w.
Burkhardt, president; A. H. Dorm
ing, president; E. A. Burkhardt,
secretary. and w. Berghoff. treasurer.
Another Huegel club is represented
in the Young Mems Republican club,
of the Sixth ward. The officers are;
J.. Millendan, president; G. Boelner,
vice. president; r, Mcdonald, secre-
tary; G. Huegel treasurer. and j.
Tittlebach, sergeant-at-arms.
Three candidates for nomination for
county officers were indorsed at a
meeting of the Montclair Italian Re-
publican Club last night. They are
Harry B. O'ConneIl. for sheriff; Daniel
f. Gaven. for surrogate, and Freder-
lex B. Lindsey, for supervisor. In
vitations will be extended to the three
candidates to speak at the next meet
ing of the club.