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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-11
SAND HILL

SAND HILL W. Va. July lO.-Gen.
- ). Riley. OF Wheeling. and Or n "a
wilson. OF Martins Ferry. were business
callers on sand HIN Sunday.
Miss Mildred Dague. daughter Of Mr.
ana AIRS. Charles DaEuc. OF stone
church road. Is visiting her grand
Viola.
Mr.. Alonzo winters. who is IN a, his
home. II some better
Dr +. W. W4pdruff. Of Dallas f. verv
busy with patients on sand Hin this
week
Miss Lela Cofficid was calling on
Miss Gertrude Fox Tuesday.
Mildred. the small daughter Of Mr..
and MIS-. g. W. Jones. who Is 90 with
stomach trouble. continues unimpr y. :.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Frazier. n
Wheeling. motored TO sand nm sunday.
where they spent the day with Mis-
Annie Winters
Mr. Harry $ Davis has recently pur-
chased q line driving horse
Mrs. Drum has returned 60 her home
on Wheeling Island after spending Sc s-
eral weeks with her daughter. Mrs.
Willis Cole.
pr x y. Wilson and family. ~ Mar
tins Perry. hsvc been the pleasant VS.
itgrs Of u. W. Luke the past week
Mrs. J. l.. Kent and daughter Eliza
beth. were business callers In wheeling
Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Ncuhardt. Of Wheeling
Island. h. visiting ~ tho homo Of her
grandparents. Mr. -nd Mrs. Isaac pay =
Rev Cordcr. 81 Loudonsvillc. hllcd the
pulpit for his brother. Rev. T. p Car
der. OF the sand Htil charge.
Mr.. Albert Winters was a business
visitor 81 Elm grove Monday.
Epworth league services were held 81
the sand Hill NJ. p. church as usual
wednesday. with Miss Vivian Fitzsi n
mons leader.
The Mount Union Christian Endcayor
entertained the sand Ifiu Epworth
League With msrshmollow toast az the
Mount Union church Friday evening
Many from here attended.
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DALLAS

DALLAS. ". We. July i0.-Tbe outi.
n''h Mts Mem Whit" has been makins
~ we Pres % tcrian church - naS
completed AMI II ready FOR sale An.
one wishing 20 put 4 bid in On the s,,,t +.
an send their bid a. Mrs White. Tbe
4siit - certainly a line one. ana ~ MAJ.
on H. '' many mann .
Mr.. and Mrs r. 4. Alexander o.,
God. returned to their horne We'd
,','.s eEenlng after visit with rcla-
Mr.. and Mrs. James Finley and chill
dren, OF WarWood. viii arrive SATURDAY
10. a WISH with friends In Dallas
spending Few days with her grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs VIII McWhortar
The East End hotel IL very busy at
and telephone men boarding there be-
sizes the regular travelling men
n. l. kimmins and daughter. Miss
W'-11,'S.i, We're visitors In Elm Grove
Mrs. Alex. Miller and two children. OF
washington. arrived In Dallas Tuesday
Miller.
The members Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church ordered a new carpet for their
church this week.
Mrs. Wylie Oldham f. on the sick list
. The show at the Dallas hail given by
MI. and Mrs. opel was largely attend
cd The show was gwen at Majorsvil.e
on IhursdaN evening and will be At
West Alexander Friday evening
Mrs. +. ". Woodruff. Mrs. {. y.
Strtcklin. Mrs. John Wilson and Mra.
party TO Washington. Pa. Thursdsy.
Mr Braden took the party in his Ford
machine
. The Dallas brass band will 20 20 Phil
lips grove Saturday to furnish music
for the picnic at that place
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Crawford will
move 10 Woodsdale about the hrst OF
August.
Several OF the Dallas young folks at
tended the party at Mac Rhoadss' home
on the Dallas pike Wednesday evenin.
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DOCTOR ORDERS
RESIN0L FOR
BAD RIEGW0R N

Ne~ York. March >. 1910. A rAsh
formed on NY forehe and CON meme
q spreacinE. n was a rinEWorrn
he t.chinE and burning xhich I en-
u1red Tor four mouths before I CON
Ben - using Resinoi soap ana Re-
lnoi Oinime0t Nere terrible Al nv
9 assmafes kept aNav from me- IN
tear That thsy would catch h / ussd
even hone remedy ! could think Of
but Win no success. Ny family doc
TOT ADVISED me % use Rssincl soap
snd ke<inol Ointment The mornent
! Applied them ! felt a cooling senaa-
uon hich vas lastinE-ths relief was
llcG used two Jars % Resinol
CS.n,,tnent and kesinol Soap. and vas
hnAlly rid Of the pest Today there
ish. a sinEle mark 20 show where \
nad the disease tSignedD NJ q
hoss. pa Church 81.
hesinol Ointment and ResInol Sosp
are also speedily effective for eczema
DIN pies. blackheacs. dandruf. sores
snd many forms OF piles sold bv an
9rugSists For trial free. write 10
Dept z'-R. Resinol. Baltimore. Nd.
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heorgsnired Church o. Jesus Chris,
street Sunday school at 10 m
preaching at IL BY Fredk. Ebeling
social service at 1880 a. m. "Sun.
SHINE Band" will meet at I % m fol.
DNed oy preaching AT 745 BY Elder
Aldoiphus Edwards. Prayer meeting
usual on Wednesday at 7.45 10
W. hehsion at 1:45 p. m. on Friday.
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g fsr sasss--ssis, NJ n, 49, 49,
psstcr.
wsr~eoe t.afh~r.- - go a. -
- high rcscoi rlacs - ulestlnr Re-.
haArf A hsrshrnAr. rasfnr=Fr|r -
- c1eoel After T-iuity ustinr wrr-
nrrnatioa of oatvchism las - s.--.-'-
uon - mruherr a. o. ~ u ~ Su~1t h.
-eha-oi ~ s.is > ~ Al ar ~sieofas-
EaTvood Luths-.n ehu-rh. ~. IA.
80 tom hall place - rresffnr E",.
hsiph A harshFnsn pastor-IEiy a.
ship sta sermon Hrua the hoiy cs-,-
a--hien ~ - 9. ~ Surtsr scf.of al
m W inNfe rou 90 worship
laSn fets snd parcsl post sale all h.
rifen o. ths Eifs % the nsw cHu-rN a.
lssnoN n.aes ~ ths sunday school
hne tine H. rrunis~t
-. F,r.' Ssri, .ii,,.. ssateh " u Fl.ias
school 8 80 a. w ~ u TruN.u slr-..r-
lnfencent. cor hiratior service u'fth con-
!, I, ser, -. a ~ q p. as
morn "a and evening service nil - de-
.ee.ea ~ hss fhntuu Pryor. Of New
,esti,. -. IN the sh-ence - the pastor
nef flflds. eho O. away FOR the month
Nll- NesA prayer service Wetinssfn~
Claims sis.. i 2, i.A ~ y S =: 5 Noaro.
lhgr reaY - the church The public 81
this church
y Matthew Episcopal church cor
ner 1hapiins and Fifteenth str~.tz The
iseN- John r. NatthsWa minister in
.NaiEe The services for the week a.
lVtieNs. fifth SunttaY after Trinity.
sunday. July 18th. 1915 = 90 4. ~ How
.mmanion service held in the rectory
10 n m. sunday school service held III
~ IestofN, ~ 70 a. m morning prayer
Ah9 -eruons this service b. held iu the
s4aitprlam ~ the Scottish Rite Casns-
ora. corner Byron and Fourfeerfh
si,et- 20 :. m. evening nrayer and
LILY Demmnnton. - raurs Film Grove
nc public T. cordially invited 20 these
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Second United Presbyterian church.
corner Chapline and Fourteenth streers:
ing service. 10 30. No evening service
sabbath school and Bible classes at
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- Msyraan A VI = Church. Rev. w
~. DANisa ID u. pastor-l0. IS a m
ne narrow gate % obedience-- liz
N, class meeting. leaders Charles
ss-.rley. Houston Davis. John Harrfs
- y m. sunday school. Greatness
Iroash service. Mark 4. 32-45, Law
yer =. J. Gram. Jr.. supt: : D. m Al.
zen 6. r League. The Christian min
NY OF music Psalm cl. i-s, Mrs.
sermon. Il will raise up Tor ths,,, =
plant OF renown. and they shall be- no
more consumed with hunger IN the
lshd; neither bear the shame OF the
hesthen any more" The Sundav
school OF Wayman church will hold
,nelr annual picnic AZ Mozart PARK on
s'so esoay' July Is All Sunday
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81. LulAs Episcopal church. Island
Snd OF the Steel bridge, the Rev
Jacob Brittingham. u. d, rector. The
strvices for the fifth sunday after
Trinity. July ~ will be: 9:i5 a. m
sunday school: 1890 a. m. Morning
prayer, htany and sermon: 1880 d. m,
evening prayer and sermon.
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81 Johns Evangical Protestant
Songregation: Pastor w. g. Ulfert.
next sunday German service AT 10 20
a. M, SUNDAY school at . a. m. After
ing No evening service. Further
announcements during service.
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German Methodist church Chan,,,.
street. opposite High school. Rev. r. A.
Speckman. pastor. sunday school at
F.ls a m. Morning service in German
AZ lV.so The sermon will be preceded
Talk TO the children. Young Peo-
Ple meeting at 7.i5 p. IN. Miss Emma
i,-aSh VIII give "A report OF the EpWorth
League convention. which MAS held -
Sthtiy- AT Bunalo. Evening service in
English at 1885. This will be the last
cordial Invitation is extended ana n
hearty welcome awaits all at this Home
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"a. vance Memorial Presbyterian church.
Woodsdale. J. NJ Potter. rninister ST.
~ Az Al a. m, morning subject The
Making OF Man" sunday school and
evening service during July and August
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Christ Lutheran church. Pleasant
Heights. Mozart; Rev. r c. Snyder. pas
tor Fifth Sunday after Trinity sun
day school az $50 a m: chief service
az 1880 n. m. The Sunday school VIII
mold It's annual picnic at Bianey's Grove
on Tuesday, July -. Special cars Will
leave the hill IN the morning al $50
o'clock. There will be no meeting OF
the Luther League Tuesday evening on,
account OF the picnic
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lions Lutheran church. Rev. A. l.
Benze, pastor; r. W. A. Peschan. u d
pastor IN charge. Sunday school a.lb
a m; German and English service 10 30
a IN. A letter from Pastor A l. Benze
70 the congregation will be read At this
service. All are invited TO attend.
quarterly congregation meeting immedi-
ately after this service. No vesper
July 18Th. at Blaney's Grove snecfsi
cars Will leave Forty-eighth street and
Mozart Park at $50 n. m which will
go direct 20 Grove. Meeting OF me
lions Sick and Benevolent Society
Tuesday evening.
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In the Churches

cnspi.ns stree, ~.thoslS geiseoo.l
Snsrrr- ss-oei c. Jones.
Minister.
To al % the services Of al
charcn the putfic 10 very cordially
invited The minister uliI respout 10
any calls for ssrvlce
10. oSf sunday school. Mr. Alvin Win
ters. Superintendent
INV Aorning worship. subject.
The Greater knoNledEe
10 EpNorth LsaKue Subieet.
Loyalty Fur1an~utal 20
Noble Character Miss Fran-
-. els Blatchley. LEADER
o-"' rfenlnE Northip Subject.
What IL Pleasure
stewards meeting Monday eveninx
Prayer service Wednesdav ev.ninE
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st TauIa church f'lm grove There
will be- service lu sf rpuIe church toe
morrow. the nft hSur day after Trinity.
o. o. lu fhr evening when there win
BE- celebration 81 holy communion. 90
o. expected that al1 commandments viii
make en- effort Co 0e present
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Zane Street NJ. p. church, corner Sew
enteenth and Jacob streets Preaching
by the pastor. theme second Of a series
on the 2Srd Psalm. Sunday school at
ll.l5 o'clock. Preaching at 7:45 by
shall We Go" This will be the last eve
ming service for four weeks, and the
Ia, nefore the pastors vacation. RE
II DESTROYS OF seeing YOU An M s,rvtes
on the coming Sunday. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at o'clock All
Shultz. pastor.
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Island Christian church. 80 Zane ave-
nue.. Island We cordially invite YOU 10
a. m. Guy A: Pryor. superintendent:
preaching services. 1O;45 a. m: Chris
raen, nndTTa cav s!9 ,, m. topic for
SIC. leader, Miss Mildred Nelshans:
breachine services. 7:sB; prayer meeting.
Ladies' Aid in the church annsX' Thurs
Gay afternoon; choir practice, Friday
evening. 500 o'clock Prof. W. n Tay-
day. Prof. Taylor r. an excellent sneak
er. Come and enjoy the services
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Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
church. FIRST church south OF Twelfth uu
Chapliue. 80. 1919. Arthur v. Mis- IN.
o.. pastor--Ihe pastor viii preach hutn
% 10 go a. M. subj ~ of the sermon,
Angels on our IHthway.' Evening
worship at 30 p. m theme 81 the sore
mon. ~ Mans suua-Hir Eferuifs %
Special music o. hutn services bf a.
chorus choir 81 trained voices. sunday
school 90 p % 81. m. hearty nNifHfI"u
D. extended Co sl1 Stranger and thoa ID
without a. church home tu Join with The
congregation lu uIl the service. All
seats free and O. mort cordial welcome
awalta everybody who comes.
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ST. Andrews church. Thirfv-aetsnfb
and Eoff streets. , y. tiah. rector
There VIII be- services boo 81 andrew 70
church 90 morrow. the nfth sunday aft.r
Trinity. na follows. Sunday school 90
300 and morning PRAYER and sermon %
DO 90 o'clock iu che wurrlnr. evening
evening. a cordial invitation ia given
Co nII 90 w0rahff win Us
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CT matthews Lutheran church. az
ater street Renword. Rev. George >
during the week will be. Fifth Sur,isv
eIter trinity. 30 "A. m. Sunday school
ana bioie class for adults: 1880 a m
preaching services In the German Ian
guage. Tuesday at u. m. choir 70
hesrsal. Friday at $50 .. m. sunday
school teachers meeting Saturdav
evening. Juiy II. the Luther league viii
give n lawn fete on Niedernever's law,
next to KroggeTs. -
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f.c-s- All - -lsies F'o--v--- .f.si,..
Zee Ter rsHe--ssiB- Mr. NJ. Tso....
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Union Pacific
System

from Chicago 20 Yellowstone Station.
the popular entrance. and return. Cor
respondingly low fares from other
points. The u. s. Government regulates
the moderate cost Of trips through the
Park. Season June Is TO Sept. Is.
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.hrd Presbyterian church. Thirty
sI E,h and Jacob streets. J. 7. Leyen-
~, - ser. pastor. The usual services win
be held sabbath. July 18th Preacbin9
a. v.fe a m. and sabbath school al
s,,sV n. m. The Lords supper will be
,,',,r,,'.u IN connection with the Sabbath
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The First Presbyterian church. corner
Chaplinc and Fifteenth strcets-PfencE-
ing services mOrninr and evening dur
ing the summer By he Rev. Claud p0r-
ter Terry; Mems Bible class at 9:15 a.
M Memorial chapel school a. $3.50 r. N.
penscd with During July and August AZ
the chapel TraNeltn, men are specially
invited 20 the morning Bible class. We
nave cool and pleasant room. and 81
ways something worth carrying away.
In the evening Mr.. y cry will present
nsc reasons why the church should not
be closed In summer TO those who wish
20 worship. The choir choir. led by
Mrs. Flora williams. Will have special
music In the evening
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FINANCE
LIVE sFoCE PRICES

Conditions n thH sh4''delphia Market
for Three DAYS Last Week
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PATTI STOOD PAT.
She Wanted Her Money Before She
Sang, and She Got 1t.

She Wanted Her Money Before she
Sang, and She Got It.
One OF Adelina PATHS pecuiarities
was that she never sang a note until
she had her salary either paid or SO
fully assured that there was no doubt
as to her getting it. When she sang
at the Academy of Music. in New
York, at one time the manager was
sorely put about to find money to pay
her. but she always stoutly refused to
sing until she had her salary.
One night at quarter past 8 her
representative went to him and said:
Madam is all dressed except her
shoes. She will put those ON when
she gets the money"
The manager. half distracted. rushed
about the house and succeeded in rats
ing one-half the amount due the prima
donna. which he hastily sent to her.
But another quarter of an hour passed,
and. though the audience showed great
impatence. there was no Patti. where
at the manager ran to ber room.
my dear madam. why do you not
go on? have sent you half the mon.
ey. and the rest will reach you before
The end Of the first act"
Patti smiled dolefully. exhibited the
tips of her feet and said: You see. |
have only cue shoe on. cannot so on
the stage without the other. 1t would
be quite imposSible."
Almost crazed. the manager rushed
out and discovered that the other half
Of the money could be raised.-New
York Tribune.
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NERVES AND WATCHES.
When They Don't Agree There 10 Sure
to Be Poor Time.


One of the troubles of watchmakers
is the man who gets on his watch's
nerves. There are lots of customers
on whom good watch is wasted A
good second hand watch that has kept
perfect time for other people will with
certain other people so irregularly
when 1t is not standing still. 1t Is
common knowledge In the trade that
watches are greatly Influenced by their
owners.
Nobody knows the reason. but two
explanations fave been offered. One
is that watches are sensitive to per
sonal magnetism. the natural electrici'
ty that human beings contain in vary.
ing quantities.
The other Is that a watch may be
disturbed by the vibrations set up by
footstep which Is heavier than the
ordinary. The man who puts his heels
down heavily usually needs to set the
regulator toward slow to keep 1t from
gaining.
One of the mysterious sides of the
subject is that watches seldom keep
good time on people Of nervous. excita
BILE ents.-Pearson's Weekly
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family or general housework or TAX
ing care of furnaces. Address or call
4O5 Bailey St, Steelton, Pa
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Succeeds Temporarily
in Escaping Wrath of
Hordes of New York
Creditors
ASSOCIATE DIED
A FEW WEEKS AGO
Frank E. vogel, Siegel's Partner. Wa.
indicted to Be Tried To-day, but
Death Interviewed and Human Law
Is Necessarily Suspended

ueneseo, y. T., Nov. 9.-Henry Sic.
gel, bankrupt banker and head of
New York department store that hors
G @ie name, appeared in tho Supreme
ourI mere to-day to stand trial for
slanu larceny TIC alleged offense was
eomlnltted IN New York, but Siegcl
succeeded in securing change of ven.
ue SO that he might be tried away from
'he host of New York creditors.
because OF minor court business tho
ioeal oncials wished to get out of the
way nefore starting on the case of Sic.
ger IL was considered probable that the
hrst OF the extra panel of 100 tales.
men might not be examined until this
afternoon.
Arthur C. Tram, Assistant District
Attorney of New York, and a CORPS of
assistants brought into court prest
quantity of documents and books ta
ken from the office of the Siegel store
ana the private bank conducted in con.
hectlon with it. Siogel is to be tried
On an Indictment charging him with
tho theft of less than 500.
Inc attorneys for the defense. head.
ed by John B. Stanchfeld, of New
YORK, and Charles d. Newton, of Gene.
SEQ arrived i'll court shortly before
oiegei, who came here from New York
at midnight.
Every hotel i'll this place was crowd
ed with witnesses, attorneys, talesmen
and others having an interest in the
case. 1t was expected that two weeks
would be required to complete the trial.
Frank Z. Vogel, Siegel's associate in
business, was to have been tried with
nm, but Vosel died suddenly in New
York a few weeks ago.
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Death and Obituary
DIED.

HEISEY = On Saturday, November :
aged 40 years. "o''i''
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at .
O'Clock, from his home, 624 Gearv 81
RelatiVes and friends are invited 10 o.
tend without further notice. Remain.
ing. 'his even
GlNEN-On Monday. November Q. 1914
teoecca r., wife of II. b. Given, died
suddenly at a. m.
Funeral will be announced la+or f-
her late residence, zoos n. Sixth st.
WlESTLlNG-Entere into rest SUNDAY
morning, November Sth, 1914. af tbs
residence of her son-in-law, .Iosenb
r. ferguson, No. 1904 North Second
street, riverside, Mrs. Susannah Herr
Wrestling, widow of the late Dr
Jacob g. Wrestling, in her SD wear
9herai from her late residence, Wed
hesuay' November 11th, 1914. ar .
oclock p. m Relatives and friends in
Tlted TO attend without further notice.
lnterment private. 'o'i'e'
HOLSTElN-On November o 1914 a, ?
o oclock a. M. Harry Milton Holstein
aged bS years and months.
uhefal on saturday afternoon at .
o CLOCK. from his late residence. 196
br9ad street. Relatives and friends as
wen as all organizations of which he
was member are invited without
iurtner notice a o'clock. Interment
EasL .. IsrrlsDurg cemetery.
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"The woman who received the prop
bet Elisha, into her home showed hos
pitality to stranger. To-day there is
not enough Christian hospitality. If
we showed more hospitality strangers
who come to town would not 20 to sa
looms and dances for companions. 1t
is because the homes and hearts of
Christians are barred that strangers do
not come into the church.
"she had keen perception. She
watched Elisha in his daily life, and
said to her husband / perceive this is
a holy man of God. Ask God to give
you discernment and ability to form
opinions for yourself, to stand alone
if need be, for what you believe the
Holy Spirit has revealed to you.
"Of her generslship. She planned
not for the world, but used all her life
ability, and character for God God
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recognized her greatness. He reads
the motive. When Elisha offered to
speak to the king for place of honor
in, the kingdom for her, she replied:
i dwell among mine own people.
"Sbe did not want place of honor.
She wanted to work for God where
she was. Some people think they can
do no more work for God unless they
are Eva Booths, great missionaries, or
evangelists. Do the work God has Civ.
en- you where you are.
Many Children Gather
Miss Daisy Eggleston of the Slough
party spoke to large gathering of
children at the Fourth Street Church of
God, telling them of their part in the
campaign, and of duties of children in
general. Hundreds of the boys and
girls wore campaign buttons, and all
seemed to show enthusiasm for the
movement in which they are soon tc
take important parts.
At the evening meeting at the tab
ernacle, well attended despite the rain
Evangelist Slough said:
The history and development of sin
can be summed up this way: | saw
coveted--I. took hid When the
eye saw the heart desired, and when
the heart desired the hand took and
what the hand took the feet disposed
of. So sin works. AS the old saying
goes, Sow a thought, you reap an act;
sow an act, you reap habit; SOW
| habit, and you reap character; SOW Q
character, you reap destiny
"And don t anyone forget, to sir
means to cause Others to suffer. Every
one of you is either an influence towart
lifting humanity up and heavenward OF
power toward pushing 1t down he'll
ward. Either YOU are blessing Oh
curse to Harrisburg. You people
here, in the very hub of a great state
are radiating your influence to bless Of
curse the whole State
Thousand Dollars in Day
Approximately a thousand dollar
was received in collections at th
Slough meetings yesterday. The amour
is not as large as expected by tn
Slough party, considering the grea
numbers in the audiences Throughout
tho day. The evangelist had asked fo
thousand dollars at the Afternoon
men s meeting alone. Following his ap
peal, fifteen or twenty one-dollar bill
were brought forward by the ushers
The total collection was $597.9S, th
biggest received so far in the cam
paign.
All members of the Slough party, ac
companied by heads of local commit
tees, left Harrisburg this morning il
ten automobiles for Gettysburg, wher
they will spend the day on the battle
field. There are no services at the tab
ernacle this afternoon or this evening
Monday of each week is rest day fo
the party.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-11-09
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