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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-11-25
Court Proceedings

The regular term OF Circuit court
convened Tuesday of last week and
is still in session.
The grand jury was composed Of
Samuel e. Feather, Harvey Hardesty,
Frank DeBerry. Allen Sinclair, ID. J..
Holmes. r. s. Christopher. Earl F.
Martin, Walter Harmed, A. F. McMil-
len, Dolph McVicker, Nathan A. Will
son, Eli G. Albright, Mack Evick, T.
ID. Craig, Charles w. Wolfe and A. F.
Bolyard. Nathan A. Wilson was Sc
lected as foreman and after being
charged by the court, the jury was
sent to their room.
Felony indictments were found
against Harley Miller. Harley Miller
and Virgil Britton, William G.. Wor-
ley. A. T. Collins.
Charles Philips VS.. b. OF E., Reno
district, ct al. Mandamus. Writ was
granted and ordered secretary of said
board issue order for y11.00 in favor
OF said Philips, with costs and inter
est.
Warren Deahl VS.. A. M. Moore, JUS
tice, and T. Henry Shay. BY consent
OF parties cause is dismissed.
State OF West Virginia VS.. C.. w
Cramer, Frank Lowther, Frank May
ola. Recognizances. Discharged.
Elk Parte Charles Maust. Petition
for writ of habeas corpus. Writ grant.
ted and it is ordered that Maust be
released from custody.
State. vs.. Harley Miller. Felony
Defendant plead not guilty; tried by
jury and found guilty as charged In
the indictment. Defendant made mo.
ton for new trial which court takes
time to consider.
Harley Miller and Virgil Britton
Felony. Defendant moved to have tn,
indictment quashed which court take.
time to consider.
Elk Parte, Nick Rich Petition fol
habeas corpus.
Catharine Hartman VS.. Sanford ]
Hartman. Bastardy. Proceeding dis
missed.
Rosie l.. Nose vs.. A. A. linn. Bias
tardy. Proceeding dismissed, bu
without prejudice to the rights of tn,
plaintiff.
State VS.. Min Pyles and Cora Pyles
Felony. Case continued until mex
term. bond being given in the sum o.
$4,000.
State vs.. s. d. Hartsell. Appeal
Case dismissed.
State VS.. A. r. Collins. Felony
Case continued. defendant giving bond
Of $1,000.
State VS.. W. T. Burch. Appeal. De.
PENDANT discharged.
State vs.. Robert Page and A. c.
Stozenfels. Found guilty Of petit lar
ceny Page sentenced to serve sixty
days in Jail and Stozenfels to serve 30
days. Defendants to pay costs of ac-
ton.
Charles Philips W. b. OF f., Reno
district. Upon msndsmus. Defend
ant moved to have alternative writ
quashed which court takes time to
consider
Cons Telept one Co. We. Robert r.
Arnold Ct al Condemnation. Dis
missed
Cons. Telephone Co. vs. Elijah Wat
klns. Condemnation. Dismissed.
lucy MeneaT vs. Charles Hartley.
Bastardy. Case dismissed.
State vs.. Forrest Hartman. Misd
No. 1. Case continued. bond having
been given in sum OF 500.
Rachel 70. Aanown appointed one
OF the Official stenographers OF the
court
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-11-25
Legal Activities

Some men hire lawyers 10 defend
them, and others for advice as 10 the
best way 10 DO the wrong thing leg
aily,-Topcka Capital.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-11-25

King ConstantIne's position will be
understood By every married man
Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
Evening star., 1915-12-26
SUNDAY MAGAZINE for December 26. 19l
The Wall Street Girl
Continued from page
Continued from page 5

things were arranged. but his limited OBJ
servation was to the effect that his friends
who went into business invariably had all
the money they needed, and that most of
his older acquaintances-frie of his
father-were presidents and vice-presi-
dents with unlimited bank accounts. Con-
sidering these facts, Don grew decidedly
optimistic.
In the meanwhile his hunger continued
to press him. There was something pc
culiar about that. He had been hungry
before, but never in just this way. Hun
ger had never meant to him anything
more than greater relish for the meal to
come. 1t had always been welcome; it
added zest. But at this moment it was
something of an annoyance. He would
have been perfectly willing to do without
breakfast. In fact, he was rather anxious
to get off downtown and see just what the
Office of Carter Rand & Seagraves looked
like He would have been willing enough
to forgo breakfast, to forgo for few
days luncheon and dinner, for that mat
ter, as luxury he could not just then
afford. Then why in thunder, if he did
not wish to eat, should he be pressed? 1t
seemed scarcely in good taste for his APP
petite to urge him to dine when he did
not care to dine.
But all these arguments did not change
the fact. His body, like greedy child,
continued to demand food. Watson
came out and, lighting fresh cigarette,
sank down comfortably into chair next
him.
"Whats the matter, Don--off your
feed?' he inquired casually.
Something of the sort, nodded Don.
f.. "Party last night?"
mo; guess | haven't been getting ex-
ercise enough"
He rose. Somehow, Watson bored him
this morning.
"I'm going to take hike down the
Avenue. S'long.
Don secured his hat, gloves and stick,
and started from the club at brisk clip.
IRON Forty-fourth Street to the Twell-
ties was as familiar path as any in
his life. He had traversed it probably
thousand times, and knew every inch of
it, And yet, this morning it suddenly
became almost as strange as some street
in Chicago or Kansas City or San Fran
cisco.
There were three reasons for this, any
one of which would have accounted for
the phenomenon: he was on his way to
secure job; he had in his pocket just
thirteen cents; and he was hungry.
The stores before which he always
stopped for leisurely inspection of their
contents took on different air this
morning. Quite automatically he paused
before one and another of them and in
spected the days display of cravats and
waistcoats and hats and jewels and flow
ers. But, with only thirteen cents in his
pocket, a new element entered into his
consideration of these things-the ele-
ment of cost 1t was as if steel grating,
such as is used before the cashiers window
in banks, had suddenly been interposed
between him and the entrance to the
stores. Here was a cravat that took his
fancy. Two days ago the process of Sc
curing that cravat would have consisted
of nothing but entering the store, calling
the attention of the clerk to it with his
stick, waiting to have it wrapped, reaching
in his pnolrat for hill opJ t,ly;p,r III,
Evening star., 1915-12-26

Now he realized that it was also there to
protect the flowers from anybody who
might desire them without having the
money with which to pay for them.
And he was hungry. The fact continu-
ally intruded itself. He resented it as if a
stranger were stalking by his side con-
tinually twitting him. In another week
his affairs might be in better shape and
he could then buy food; but his hunger
did not care hang about such reasoning
1t had but one cry-food! The only COM
promise it was willing to make was in the
nature of the food. 1t seemed to argue,
if you can not afford hotel, drop into
cafe; if you can not afford a cafe, drop
into a restaurant; if you can not afford
that, step into a dairy lunch; if you can
not afford that, buy a banana of a push
cart man; if you can not afford that, bor-
row.
HEAVEN knows how much further it
would have gone had he not by that
time reached the address given him by
Barton.
The inscription upon the window reas-
sured Don. "Carter, Rand & Sea-
There was something both substantial
and af1luent about the very name 1t
suggested vaults jammed with bags of
money. That was true also of the
street. 1t was true also of the men
who passed him in this neighborhood. The
old men appeared comfortable and safe,
the young men brisk and confident. As
he passed through the revolving doors and
entered the office, he had feeling that
he was already one of them.
A boy in buttons approached and took
his card
"Mr. Carter, Mr.. Rand, or Mr.. Sea-
graves" said Don.
The boy was soon back.
"Mr. Farnsworth will see you in few
minutes" he reported.
"Farnsworth?' inquired Don.
"He's the gent what sees every
one. explained the boy. "Ticker's over
there
He pointed to a small machine upon
stand, which was slowly unfurling from its
mouth long strip of paper such as presti-
digitators produce from silk hats. Don
crossed to it, and studied the strip with
interest. 1t was spattered with cryptic
letUeTS anu HSuTeS, Hucn ike tnOSe he
had learned to use indifferently we'll in
freshman course in chemistry. The only
ones he recalled just then We're HaO and
Coz. and he amused himself by watching
to see If they turned up.
"Mr. Pendleton?"
Don turned to find middle-aged gen.
tleman standing before him with out
stretched hand.
"Mr. Barton wrote to us about you,"
Farnsworth continued briskly. Il be-
lieve he said you had no business expert
ence.
mo" admitted Don.
Harvard MANI"
Don named his class.
"Your father was well known to us.
We are willing to take you on for few
months, if you wish to try the work. OF
course, until you learn something of the
business you won't be of much value;
but if you'd like to start at-say twenty
five dollars week-why, we'd be glad
to have you"
At the beginning Don had vague
Evening star., 1915-12-26

IT. Come over to the piano ana sing Tor
me-
He sat down before the keys and played
her accomplishments, selecting his own
songs. They ran through some of the
latest opera successes, and then swung off
to the simpler and older things He liked
the Scotch airs and she sang them we'll
sang them best when he accompanied her.
1t was after "Annie Laurie" that he rose
and looked deep into her eyes.
an get it for you," he said soberly.
"Oh, DOM" she whispered. Some
times nothing seems important but just
YOU"
THE arrangement that Barton made for
his late clients son was to enter the
banking house of Carter, Rand & Sea-
graves, on salary of twelve hundred
dollars year. Don found the letter
waiting for him at the Harvard Club the
next morning, and Immediately tele-
phoned Barton.
"Look here!" he exclaimed. "I appre-
ciate what you've tried to do and all
that, but what in thunder good is twelve
hundred dollars year,"
at is at least twelve hundred more
than you have now," suggested Barton.
"But how do you expect man to live
on it?'
"You must remember you have the
house."
al must eat and smoke and buy clothes,
mustn't 1? Besides, there's Frances. She
needs ten thousand year.
IL have no doubt but what, in time,
man of-your ability"
"How long a time?"
"As to that l am not prepared TO give
an opinion, replied Barton.
Because it isn't when I'm eighty that
| want it..
81 should say the matter was entirely
in your own hands. This at least offers
you an opening, and l advise you to ac-
cept it. However, you must decide for
yourself; and if at any later date | may
be of service"
1t was Barton's polite way of concluding
an interview.
matter over. 1t was ten o'clock and he
had not yet breakfasted. Having neg
lected to send any provisions to the house.
Nora, acting upon his orders of the day
before, had not prepared anything for
him-there was nothing to prepare. At
first he had been somewhat startled.
Breakfast at the house, when his father
was alive, had always appeared upon the
table as matter of course. 1t was not
anything to plan about, any more than
the rising of the sun.
However, whether he ate breakfast or
not was detail. That is to say, it was
detail when he left the house; but now,
after the brisk walk to the club in the
swapping cold air, it had grown in i'm
portance. Watson, on his way into the
dining-room, passed him.
"Join me?" he asked, waving greeting
with the morning paper.
"Thanks,' answered Don. "Guess I'll
wait bit
Watson went on.
Don returned to consideration of
Barton's proposal. He was forced to
admit that the old lawyer had an irrtat-
ing knack of ignoring all incidental issues
and stripping problem to statement
of irrefutable fact. 1t was undeniable.
Evening star., 1915-12-26
BUILDING MATERIAL

USE FIREPRooF HERCULES PLASTER BOARD
instead of aths and plaster per hundred square
feet; write for sample Hercules Plaster Board Company
Box 5II, Hampton, Virginia
Evening star., 1915-12-26
FLORIDA FARM LANDS

A WINTER FARM South Forida's attractive Gulf
Coast An independent income from small cultivated
heart Of Flordas frost proof fruit and vegetable grow
ing district All the early vegetables, marketed chest
prices be grown Oranges, grapefruit, celery, lettuce
tomatoes, Strawberries ete rpenng under winter sun
year-growng 34S days beautiful, progressive little
cities With every advantage Hospitabe people formerly
from all parts of United States Delightful climate affords
ideal conditions round Our book of facts and
photos mailed free. Ask A. Pride Cen Industrial Agent,
Seaboard Air Line Railway, Suit 800 Norfolk Va.
Evening star., 1915-12-26
PLAYER PIANO ROLLS
GAMES AND ENTERTAINMENTS

PLAYS, VAUDEVILLE SKETCHES, MONOLOGUES
Dialogues Speakers, Minstrel Material Jokes,
Iabeaux Drills Entert tanments, Make-UpGoods. Large
Cataog Free +. S. Denison & Co., Dept 6I, Chicago.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09
Jose CrozeO NIGGA E1aber reveIado
los planes que tenia 81 Gene
raj victoria1O Hlerta
De esta ciudad fueron a Fl Paso las noticias re-
ferentes a las declaracioues de Orozco

Carranza, senior R. FOLSOM, = fin de
Guc cooperara en- cl tra0ajo de in
vcs:igaci5n que ha cmpreadido e! 60
bierno de los Estados UniGos. Fu6
farnbien uno de los abogadJs de Ia
;efensa de los a.9sados de c~onspirar
contra las leyes de n~eutraIidad, los
oue fueron llevaG2s ante e juez Ma
KEY hacc muy p2e2s gs.'nanas, y sem
ucnciados 4 varies g@,as, cue debe-
ran purgar Ell n peaitenciar!a de
LeaveawOrth. Orozco estuvo defen-
dido cntonces por e! senior Folsom, y
como Sc sabe tambiGn. fu6 sentcM-
n;ado i I'm atio Y medic de pri5ion.
0rozco ultimamenta apel6 De IA sen
.encia cue le fuc iInpuesta.
Eigunos opia2p que en- yirtud de
aaber side va s~cnterciado 0rczco,
y tcstimorio 10 tendr& ningun ya-
lor ante Ia cortc federal; pero que
4 tcstimoHio reuGido, fue,a de item
20, servira para s@ustanciar sus de-
claraciones sobra c! supuesto COM
plot.
acknowledgements que OroZco ha-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09

- PERSONA QUE DEsEE SER
DUEHA De 81 casa con proportion,
dsbe diriS;rse al SR. Z. ri. SULAI-
CA. C-opietar:o, cu;en lie ~proporcio-
nara so1ares e. buen lugar con casa
Y aqua ! bier cercados.
Pr,cios sumamente bajos en- abo-
nos acnscaIos. 81 III. tiene va 81
solar : 1esea fiacar, e. le hace -
casa dc. misgno nodo.
Sc hacea o-uces para f;nad0s.
Rzzidenc:e: 10 Lsa! ST. Telefo-
nos: Travis 1875
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09
Ell CORRESPONSAL

\ prop6sito de esta noticia, hoy
sc asegur6 que ct, 81 Estado de Chi
huanua quedaba m reducido EAmero
de a~merlcauoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09
Ases:naron otro americana los
v~iI!istas.

No5icias ~procedcntes de Ia repu-
b,ica vecina informan que ". 4.
Rocky. gerente del rancho Urmten,
situado en- Ell Distrito de Caleana, del
Estado de chihuahua, fu5 aseSinado
per los vi.listas en- el rancho men
cionado.
Los amigos del mencionado anne
vicano dicea que q Ia primera noti-
eia CUE tienen sohre ei particular, Y
es-an hacienda 'oda clase de agen-
cias para aver;glar 10 que haya de
! cierto en- el aSurto.
Rocky es muy bien conocido en-
esta ciudaG, donde tenia muchas d
mis.ades entire los refugiados de Ne
xico, pues D. paSado muchos amos en-
el Norte de Mexico, dedicado a Ia
agricultural. Los miembros del Club
~Toltec." a! cual pertenecia Roxby.
piensan enyiar emisarios . fin dc
que investigator IA veracidad de L
Eoticia que acaha de !legar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09

Cuando listed nos escriba sOb-e 81
sUscripCi52, olga = Sc reE-ere a Cla-
~ Q 8 S=-2-zEio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09
:H5 ag1shen5i5o CT qua
g2s5 los ca25ras i3I g.
bisgO dc San Luis
Sali6 en- jibartad median-
te una fiaaza de mil
pesos y C~ompaEGce-
ra 81 do 10
or~rc>pondcncia especial para Il PHGN>\

orrc>nnudrncia especial para IL PHEN>A
Il PASO, Te"., Nov. la poll
federal arres,5 aver . Genaro
occjo Ecaarr, . quien Sc denunci9
Org eI responsible de haber pasa-
, q los Esrados Unidos. sin los re
-uis.1os aduanalez. los cinco valjcsos
gvadros per.enc>:entes Al obi>po &c
>n Luis Pa,oa:, qae Eucron robados
Dor les Wills - IL Tomas Urbiaa en-
mcaeionada capital.
Eeaaut fuG coaduciGo ante cl 60
~ s.oralo Federal, quien le Impulse
saa lama de mil pesos para quedar
Gil libcrtad. debienio comparccer ante
c. comisionado de los Estados Unidos
.l d;a 10 del corr:ente mes para SUI
~.c.arlo < IN e%amen preiiminar.
In cuan.o . los cuaGros. han sido
-ecogidos por las aatoridades, Y algu-
uos amigos cue t;ene en- esta ciudad
ii ooispo de San Luis Potosi estan ha-
cj-nao anenciaz = fin de que lie sean
cEtrc-aaos para reintegra:sclos q sa
pcopistar;o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09
viIIaverde sera 81 puntO donde Sc
yerifique 81 pr0xin1o cOmbate en-
tire viIiistas Y carEaDeIstas
pP~luearco Elias Gales hizo una aobesbia recepcioz
al iefe constitucionaIista Obreg6n

para tai empresa soiameEtc csperaria
Ia lIegada de unas fuerzas que yieaen
por terra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-09

Pasa a la pagins s, coiumna ?.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12

Bargain is the word. if it Is a few pairs of Curtains you need. See ou" window today. Reap & Crawford Furniture company, If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days

Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to l4 days The first application gives Ease and Rest. 50t,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
FABLES PLANNING
 FLIGHT OVER STATE
Pulaski Lodges Working for Big State Convention at Hot Springs.
 Secretary Rye Here.

In order to create additional inter- est in the approaching annual state convention, to be held at Hot Springs, members of the Eagles lodges at Ar genta and Little Rock are prepailns to make tour of portion of the state the latter part of the present month, to begin their outing by visit ing the Pine Bluff lodge about Febru- ary 25.
 News to this effect was received here yesterday, and definite arrange ments for the affair are to be made within the next day or two. It is un- derstood the touring party will be ac- companied by the Hot Springs Drum and Bugle corps.
 The local Eagles last night enter tained George Rye, of Fort Smith, who is state secretary of the organization, and who made short talk during the l,dge session. MT. Rye is making al tour of the state, visiting al' the lodges. and arrived yesterday from Little Rock. where he attended the lodee meeting "Wednesday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
GUT EXPENSES Of LOCAL Y. M. [. A.
  By Strict Economy $90 a Month Topped Off the
 Operating Cost. MEMBERSHIP IS eeo
Secretary Gcodwin's Report Shows Great Activity of Association in Social and Moral Life of
 Pine Bluff.

That the expenses of the Young Mems Christian association "uve been reduced by $9O per month, through the reduction of the force ey the dismissal of two former em- ployes, was reported to the directors of the association last night, at their regular monthly meeting.
 It was shown that by dint of eX- treme economy, the expenses are heinz kept within bounds and the as- sociation is keeping it's head above water. The directors decided that within the next two or three weeks a quiet canvass will bc made, to obtain the $1,0O0 needed to complete the fund of $5,OO0 needed for the years budget.
 Secretary Goodwin's report showed as follows for January:
 Total members 660; aspirations for the month 6; new and renewed memberships 12: aormitories used by 275 men: rooms permanently rented 6. rooms to rent IA: baths taken by 1889 men; books drawn 37; attend ance at educational classes and prac- tical talks. oa4: at religious meetings 525: at Bible classes 207: at men, gymnasium classes. ITO; at boys gymnasium classes 623; at social hY auxiliary 305; at boosters luncheon 43: known results. 3 decision. tw' reported for membership in church an.l % confidential talks given.
 The vast imprrvemeut being mad' in the dormitories through the act' yities of the woman's auxiliary. an' at their eXpense. rame in for mNet praise for the auxiliary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
Arrangements Completed for Jubilation Over Enact
 ment of State Wide Law.
GOVERNOR IS COMING
Party Will Arrive from Little Rock nj S:oO This Evening to Participate in Reception to Senator White and
 Assemblyman Brockman.

Arrangements. late been, completed for the public -receptionS to be held tonight, at 7:S0. o'clpek,, at shrllnsF|ss' Temple, by the prohibition and re ligious organizations. in honor of State Senator T. c. White and Repre- sentative E. w. Rrockman. Y General Chairman " o. Alexander has issued call for, a; meeting, at, 2 o'clock this afternoon of the chair man and members of the, various committees which will assist in con ducting the affair. v
 ,Governor George w. Hays. Mrs. Havs, and the other members of the Little Rock party. are expected to reach Pine Bluff at 520 D. m.. when they will be taken in charge by the reception committee.
 The reception committee is com rosed. of Judge and Mrs. J. M. Elliott, Judge and Mrs. A. B. Grace. Messrs. and Mesdames V. o. Alexander. D. w. Richey. J. M. Sowards. R. H. Will Hams. Alex Strauss. J. H. Hudson, E.. D. Russell, H. c. McGaughy. T. Y. Murphy and all pastors and their wives.
 H. V. Bahlau, H. E. Trulock. '. M, Stewards, c. H. Moore. Sr.. and B. M. Goodwin will be ushers. and the fol- lowing ladies will serve refresh ments: Mesdames w. Scales. w. T. Woodbridge. Hattie Duncan. T. R. Lyle, leo M. Ar.irews, J. M. Sowards. I. A. Mcleod, w. o. Taggart, Mary Lewis. w l. Dewoodv. E. w. Free man and T. Y. Murphy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12

San Francisco, Feb. 11.-Miss Elm ma Nelson, recording secretary of the Executive Board Of the San Francisco exposition, is called the mental fil- ing cabinet" She is said to have the most receptive memory of any girl in the United States, ,-and is familiar with the contents of hundreds of cabinet and filing systems in the office where she is employed. If information on subject is required Miss Nelson does not have to go to 1he card index usually she can remember just where the data was filed, and go and get it; often she can even remember what the ( lta was.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
Ladies! Men! Here's the quickest
 surest dandruff cure known.

TAin, brittle, colorless and scraggy hair is muts evidence of neglect ed scalp; of dandruff-that awful scurf
 There is nothing so destructive to the. hair as dandruff. It robs the hair of it's lustre, it's strength and it's very life; eventually producing feverish- ness and itching of the scalp, which if not remedied causes the hair roots to shrink, loosen and die-then the hair falls out fast. A little Dander-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
educat.or Invaluable. $

Education is companion that he misfortune can depreas. no cline de stroy. no enemy alienate. no esspotisn enslave; at Aome 6 friend. abroad al introduction. in society an ornament In solitude solace. It chaetens vice guides virtue. and gives at once grace and government to genius. Without 1t, what is man. A splendid slave. g reasoning savage. vacillating bet-een the dignity of an intelligence derived from God, and the degradation of pas sions participated hy trutes. eidga
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-02-12
Chlna's Temple Of Heaven.

China's famous temple of heayes was formerly visited once a year ': he emperor 70 give an account ais empire aEt :ts affairs during |
 cevious twelve months. This NJ
 st forth in writing. and the man cripts were then placed iN the flu, iace and in that way consigned to he emperor in heaven. The temple If heaven is one of the most beau iful ard interesting sights of pic >ures1ue Picking