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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-04-09

out Cod purpose OF q c-Ur-e@.i-ou I'll
those asleep in death would have Per
ished IS brute beasts lie pointed ogt
the apostles assurances that Christ
arose from tie dead and became The
First-frults n those in the death sleep
Others. indeed were temporarily awak-
eued. hIt soon re'arS.-I into dealt
They d.d not have q fuli raising up -
life resu-ectiou-su-h as CLrists
redempuTe work suarenrees 70 Adam
and an ~ his rice WHO willingly ac-
cept that work uuder ih- terms 81 tte
New Covenant
Then be demonstrated conc.usjveIy
from Scripture that the soul. not the
body. Is promised o. resurrection. that
il was our Lords s9ll that went 10
Sheol. 10 Hades-the tomb; and that
the Father raised Him out Of death or
the third day He pointed ont the
difficulties into which an Christendom
IS plunged by TIE unScriptural theory
that the body IS 10 be resurrected. and
showed the reasonaoleness Of the
Bible presentation II the subject
The ordinary thought respecting our
Lorl'S death and resurrection Is that
when Jesus seemed 70 lie. he did not
actually lie. that He. the Soul. could
not die. thar on rhe third day he re-
turned % get tie body which had been
crucifed: that forty days later He took
IL 70 Heaven. where lie wlA retain it
20 an eternity narred with the nall
prints tho thorn-marks. and The spear
wound in HIS side Sau- eudeavor 20
gloss the matter by suggesting thar
our Lords 6e>h shire~-rhe shining
presumably making -ne scars end
wounds an tbe more conspicuous
All This. the speaker declared COM
ports vi-h the theory ,hat N death
rhe saints 20 TO Heaven buzz return
on rhe J1d-racur Day g. Let their bod
Inconvenience 90 eaieh -beT had
been rld for centuries. in some in-
stances he pointed al, lhe ab~u-ii-
Ties o. tl.~ theory laL .c1 down from
rhe DARK Ages. and presented the Billie
teaching ou This important theme
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-04-09

Tu. Bible presentation u reason. 'e
ana consistent 81 P.. explain .l2r
"thora e natural. loly aad there l.
. >ul-iuu4 Hodr~ anI -lar flesh nd
h'a-i .a---- inherit -he Kingdom o.
God 4 human leiu- Is 50 different
from ~ni-.- being thaf ~ = john
says dotn NOT So, appear what
we -tae yhurchl >la te. I'D The
resurrection chau-e aat tie Bible
does u.- attempt SD explanation. out
ri.e-e.g declares that a~ ve now bear
the image # the ear-ifv. ~o rhe Church
SHAH. h, -le resurrec-iaa -hanse. share
orr I-nnl, Nature and isenes>
IT, .v is- 7lC Lord and u see Him
SIS lie u.s. rle Church must be hanged
from s.sa ana blood conditions to
spirit COB 1irions 10y resurrection pow
or This fact proves that orr Lord Is
NO io.-cr fesh and o.ood-a human
being
- Pau. calls attention To The dif-
ference between celestial and earthly
bodies ue tells US that tEe hr>r Adam
waS made 81 living soul q man ou-
DatE.L NfMh |4-4N-a --|H NNTtFo
~ nature FOR the suffering x deaJl.'
thereby became the Second Adam-ti.e
Heavenly Lord The wide distinction
Is rhus clearly ser forth One WAS
earthly. aud the other Heavenly
The Scriptures teaCh iaat cur Re
deemer. hefore becoming man. WIS
spirit Being His .eavins the spirit
plane 20 become a mau Is described -
a erear humiliation on his part. Tor
man as .iower than angels. Adam.
the perfeot man. bad sirned. and sac
cording ro Divine Law his redeemer
must be Oh the same Flane-a corre-
spending price. Hence the death OF an
angel or oC our Lord 600 His rrehumau
condition would Dol lare oaid mans
pena Is aud released the condemned
race. - We read ~ our Lord ~ body
hast Thou prepared Ne --t"r Tie sur
terius % death.
The very Ano>jle Ol r tells nf oGr
Louis humiliation unto DEATH even
;ne death " fhc cross assures Us that
the Father did net cave His sen On
the lower plane Wherefore. SAYS
~ pau God hata highly exalted
Him and hath given Him s. name
above .vers udmr THIS IS 10 har-
mony With oar Lords prayer. ~Glority
NJ with the glory lha' J bad wifh
Thee before -ae world waS lie was
quite content to serve the Fa.he->
Plan as,l The To- return 20 Ills former
glorious e>isle Bui che Heavenly Fa-
rhers resp aSe WAS. u have -lorided
Thee. and viii Slor'fv Thee aSain
og fugther-impyiu- 81 StA higher
glory than that which cur Lord enjoy
al before Tie was uaic flesh
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-02-18
d INTERNATIONAL.
SUNNSOOOL
LESSON
LESSON FOR FEBRUARY q
THE DEATH OF ELIAN0 HIS SONS.
By e. o. SELLERS, Acting Director Of
Sunday School Course Moody Bible In
stitute, Chicago.)

LESSON TEXT Samuel GLIB, 49,
GOLDEN TEXT-Be ye doors OF the
word, and not hearers only, deluding your
own selves.-James 1:22 r. V.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-02-18
RENOWNED MAN
AT KNOXVILLE
Will Give People of This
City Benefits of Study
and Famous Health
Theories.

Mr.. L. T. Cooper is among nota'
BILE visitors at Knoxville. According
to the Knoxville papers, Mr.. Coop
er's visit to that city has aroused
more widespread interest than the
coming of any other public charac-
ter in recent years.
Mr. Cooper is described as one Of
America foremost leaders of adj
vancrd thought and is also distin-
guished as a philanthropist, In
several of the larger cities he has
done great deal of work among
the poor In Louisville, XIV, re
Gently, he distributed at his own
personal expense $4,000 loavts of
bread, absolutely free and without
question to those in want in that
city. He is now engaged in a sim
liar line of work in Knoxville and
will distribute 10000 loaves of
bread to the poor in that city. He
is also a large cOntributortO charity
in other ways.
He sprung into fame and fortune
through his now famou; health the
cries. based on what is known
as the TanIac treatment. Mr.
Cooper contends that catarrhal
affection of the nose and throat,
together with faulty digestion and
improper assimilation of the food &,
finally produces a stuffed up con-
dition of the vital organs and nine
times out of ten is responsible for
most of the diseases and i'll health
of present day Americans. 1t ia
said that the Tanlac treatment not
only quickly overcomes allscatarrbal
inflammation of the mucUs mem
brane, but acts directly in the cor
rection of the stomach, liver, kidney
and intestinal disorders. Tanlac is
also supreme reconstructive tonic,
and has been known to entirely
cure the very VIC rst cares of rheu.
matism within a markedly short
time.
The demand for Tanlac is simply
enormous, one dealer in Lexington,
KY, sold $1,000 bottles in ten
weeks. Only last week the Taylor
Isaacs Company, of Louisville, KY,
sold over 500 bottles in a single day.
The sale in Knoxville has also brok-
en- all records and the order recently
given Mr.. Cooper by the Huffman,
Chamblis Company for $1,000
worth of this famous medicine is
probably the largest single order
eyer given for a proprietary prepar-
alton in the South.
This celebrated medicine which is
accomplishing such remarkable re-
suite will be sold exclusively in Ma.
ryville by George & Mitchell, Drug,
gists. Advt.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-02-18
ELECTRIC PLANTS
In FARM HOUSES
Maryville Electric 1
Plumbing Co. Gets
Contracts
8 quires Harris and Jack
son to Install Electric
Plants

Two large lighting plants are to
be installed in the houses of two
leading Blount county farmers by
the Maryville Electric & Plumbing
Co. One of these is now being
installed on the property of Squire
J, r. Harris, at Rockford. ESQ
Harris is owner of the old Rorex
Mill and manufactures in this mill
the two we'll known brands of -four.
Happy Home and Jersey Lilly
Contract for the ether has been
awarded by Squire A. N Jackson,
of Louisville. This latter work will
be begun within the next few days.
The Maryville Electric & Plumb,
ing Co. has other prospective work
in this lire under consideration,
and it is believed that several plants
will be installed in farm homes this
summer.
The new electric p ants are Edison
Storage battery equipments, and
they furnish light for the residence.
barn, outhouses. and also power for
the operation of churns. fans, sew
ing machines, etc. The cost of
operation is lie than one fourth the
cost of oil and they prove much
more satisfactory, and are i'm.
measurahly more useful.
The Maryville Electric & Plumb
ing Co. will look after the up keep
of these plants the first twelve
months, free Of cost. Each plant
is guaranteed for four years. 1t
would pay all farmers to stop at the
Office, get acquainted with the
manager, and let him figure on
installing one of these plants.
When men of such prominence
as Squnes Jackson and Harris in
stall electric plants in their homes,
it is indicative of the new realization
that has come to farmers of the
possibilities that are realizable from
these improvements.
The building of pike roads, which
are ordered by votes of the citizens,
show that farmers want all modern
improvements in their communities
and the coming of pixies by their
farm inspires them to make addi-
tional Improvements, With exs
cellent pixies running by or near
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-02-18
Real Estate Transfers

Mrs Mary Rhea to S. H. Ogle, 4
acres 18th dist 800.
Rebecca McCulloch ct al to | N
Jones, ct TX 3 acres 1st dist $175.
W. M McClenahan ct Tx to H
E. Bell and husband, 40 acres 18th
dist S4OO.
Joe H. Younce ct Tx to J. R,
Dunlap, 80 acres 18th dist $3.50.
L. A. Galyon ct TX to Blaucht
Galyon lot 18th dist $3.50.
Peter Means to J. B, French &C
acres 18th dist. 81, 200.
VIM. Patton ct al to T. F. Cooper
and W. H. Willard lot 9th dist
IS, $50.
Clay Cunningham to Olive T
Oliver lot 9th dist $4,000
Knox Burger to McNutt & Droy,
les 1 5 int 9th dist S125O.
Fred Griffitts to T. H. Stokes 4
int. 4th dist 1929, so.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-02-18
The Times in Contest

When you read about the popn
larity contest being conducted BY
the r. G. McNutts Hardware comp
any, always remember that The
Times is associated with Mr.. Nc.
Mutt in this contest, and votes will
be issued to every person paying q
dollar on old or new subscriptions
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-02-18
FINE BUILDING
ON MAIN STREET
Willard and Cooper Plan
A Very Handsome
Structure
Will Be Erected On Lot
For Which They Paid
$500

T, F. Cooper and W H. Willard,
who paid S., ZOO for the corner lot
on Main street, adjoining the store
of G. A. Toole, are planning to
erect handsome building on the
site. Plans have not been complet
ed, but when erected the building
will be modern in every respect.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-02-18
FINE STOCK IS
SENT TO GEORGIA

J. L. Law, who recently removed
to Georgia from Maryville. has
purchased some very fine live stock
the past few days from BIount
countians He purchased a valn,
able jack from S. T. Lane, bull
from Sam Yearout and stallion
from John Payre.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-02-18
Buys Timber Lands

M E. Harkins, of Grand Rapids,
Mich, has spent the past four
month in Maryville and BlOunt
county, inspecting timber lands.
which he has recently purchased.
He may move his family here at a
later date, He left Wednesday for
Michigan.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-02-18

their property. with electric lights.
sewer Systems and other conven-
fences now possible to the rural
home, it has every advantage over
the city home, and life is much
more enjoyable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
BELGIUM RELIEF
Foodstuhs and Clothina May Now Be
Sent Free 20 Sufferers by Wells
Fargo Express Company.

Thos" wno wish now have the CD.
nortunity 70 send free packages to
Belgium. 20 aid the suffering soldiers
Of that country's army. and clothes
aud food FOR the women and children
This has been made possible by
the Wells Fargo EXPIRES Company
s letter received SATURDAY b. o. Vs.
Iannshs the local agent. from the re-
lief committee and endorsed By the
compsny's officials state that such
shipments may nov b. made gratis.
They will first De sent through the 20.
cal Once 10 the PaIkcrshurs sub.re.
lief station. and thence 10 New York.
for Belgium
AT packages should be wrapped So
Cur'Iy and the special tar provided
should b. attached All kinds ~ food
such as beans. rice canned goods and
COhso are needed. while clothing for
the suffering women and children is
also badly wanted
Hlankcts and other bod,l0fhIur
" 0uld DO appreciated by fha destitute
and suffering women and $500, .H.l.
dr'n whose hreadWinn'rf Gro af the
front in the great European conflict.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
SEVERAL MINES
TO OPEN TODAY
OPERATORS SLOWLY OPENING
MINES ~ STRIKE REGION
OVER THE RIVER
Several eviction Cases viii BE Tres
Tocsy az Nj Piesssnt-Grest
trtercs. Nanfested

II IL said that several more o. the
mines In Eastern Ohio. viii b. open
- this morning n accordance VITA
the policy outlined a. the recent meet
INK OF the OPERATOR II i known that
FOR several days. men have been ousy
AZ the various mines and they have ell
been cleaned up and can b. started a.
a moments notice from the manage
ment. The operators claim that a
large number Of men will enter N.
mine az the hrst call. while the OIL
Gals % the miners union claim that
none OF the men will enter the mines
10 work unless the scale for a. cents
Is signed
Several more eviction cases viii
come M this morning IN Justice
court a. Mt. Pleasant and a great deal
OF interest h. centervd In the outcome
OF the cases. The miners will b. re-
presented by Attorney W W Cowen
and u is said that they will put up a
hard light 10 retain their homes The
cases were 10 have come up Saturday.
but Were continued until .pday tns
miners wanted jury trials and foy
that reason more time was needed.
IL was necessary for the union 10
place the amount OF the costs OF the
case and this vas done. Il was said
yesterday that the Y. a q. officials az
Florence. would serve eviction notices
on the men this week ard they will
be issued in a justice court at Martins
Ferry
Two more carloads Of shoes from a
Newark firm. were received at Bridge
port yesterday Afternoon. over the &.
a T. lines and II IS said that they Will
be distributed TO the miners and their
families, this week An order for 30
600 pairs Of shoes was placed some
time ago and part Of the shipment ar.
rived two weeks ago ara were given
out. 4 pair Of "hoes will b. given to
each miner and the members Of his
family
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
CRIMINAL COURT
Several Minor Cases Were Heard Sat
urdsy and Capiss and Orders
Were Issued

Before Judge Alan Robinson. in
Criminal Court. Saturday morning.
several minor cases we're heard. Ca
phases were issued by the court in the
cases of the state vs. Oliver Pryor.
j.. of Elm Grove. ana Harry Cunning
ham. Of this city. The men will APP
pear at the March term Of court. Pry-
or being charged with pistol toting.
and Cunningham with Bookkeeping
The case OF The State VS. Max Gold
berg and WIFE. charged with purchas-
ing stolen copper wire and storing IL
in their house. was continued until
this morning. owing TO the absence
from the city OF Attorney Frank
O'Brien.
\ rul" was issued for Crane How
ard. vino failed to appear as a wit
ness in 2 case few days ago. on the
plea that he was i'll The prosecuting
attorney stated that ne must either
appear OF send p physicians certif-
cate stating that he was unable TO
attend. He viii answer to contempt
OF court charge
A motion for new trial trial m
the case OF \. Bedway. charged with
assault and battery on John Rine. was
Withdrawn. Sentence was deferred
until saturday
The bookkeeping case Of tn, state
IS. Bud Mullen was set Tor trial on
Wednesday. February 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
RIVER NEWS

There will De- mo- flood" That's what
the people who DID not believe in what
Old Noah said about 6 600 years ago. Eut
that WAS before the days 90 telegraph
or telephone There Will be no flood In
wheeling Tor the present. or ~ least on
me present rise. Notwithstanding tho
unreliable reports in circulation ycster-
DAY. Tho rivers were falling or Ethtion-
rfh about last night with no rains or
SNOW aud there was an even % Get AZ
o hi. point az midnight and falling three
inches au hour. The cold wave has
tally.
EiEorusr say that should the snow
nh"F' unIt rapidly. 30 b. probable thar
lH' .I''r n' This point would become
frfh nigh. but not tu the flood etaEe
Predictions are that fH, river "a this
point viii continue Goo fan until the sno-v
."rmHur.e Go melt az tho hcadwaters or
rain fails within the mex; few days.
NII fI. coal has left the pittaburgr
hff h"r uu 'hs present rise. There wera
bout $1,000 GOO bushels
Ln' larger packets are SIN tied uUI
ana f Del not known why the 0wnrr. II
have Tailed tu put them boz their tr4I..
Iur.ua fHU past Few weeks when tbfr.l
H'. h.gn on UND'Il.ut boating stage
IHf Lur.ur passed Ur NHaftrdnv mon.
Hru from Park. burg for pfffabur..
~N. I. duo hero carly Tuesday rD0rrir-
for Parker nIrE bite Liberty b. s~bs.
u..N 'H I.FE. af Do o'clock IurIaay MOI.
Jus '.. MnTHurrHn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
|. 0. 0. F. VISIT
Concord Lodae Of This City VIII BE
Host 20 Members % Other
Lodges This Evening

The third visitation meeting o. the
Independent order OF odd Fellows
viii b. held This evening AZ 1.fO
clock in Concord lodge room af so
1919 Jacob street splendid rro.
cram has been arranged Tor The 0cra.
sion. and General good limo Is In
sfro FOR al' who have The pIoasur, FOB
attend Immediately following Tho
rendition ~ rho program a luncheon
win be- served
An invitation Or extended fo alI odd
Fellows 90 be- present and 90 is fully
expected that $50 members will bo bro
attendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
MADE DAY" HAUL
Raid Made IN East End But No
Lr,Jor Was Found

Neither fhn city police officers nor
The county prosecutors were able Co
unr7rfh speakoaey which was ra.
ported yesterday back OF the Union
school OF Seventeenth and Jacob
ftrcDts Prosecuting Attorney AddIe-
man received Information that
blind tiger was i1 operation at this
point and called chief 81 Police Lav.
Inrd Nn officer wa. cent fo Inresti.
safr and upon refurr.HE stated that
fr'ro wac nobody Hrrr and no s.rre
~ I.'n about IHr place Assistant
Ir0arru'Irs Attorney Urrrkr and Do.
fn.'IE'a Wor'a rrd Kelley later made
on .nvc.traN01 and returned with no.
better success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
FUND INCREASES
Local Citizens Offering Financial Aid
For Relief % Earthquake SUI.
ferers In Italy.

With the idea In view ~ raising
$500. tine members of the Italian
earthquake relief fund. located here.
have raised to date S1l5. The mem
beers are working hard and have good
chances Of raising the money The
money will be- placed IN the hands
OF the Security Trust Company and
will be forwarded to the national
headquarters al New York SATURDAY,
Contributions 10 date are.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
NATURALIzATIon couRr-
Applications For paners Must Be
Filled Early

Those Who wish t0 bo uafuraIizer
90 tho May term Of tho Federal court
should act quickly ty fInG their rfff.
fiOn with CommIaaIrrcr GEORGE D.
BOYD In fre Federal hu.t-r- Tho
period Tor dIng auct petitions rI0-ae
February p About 81 application.
have already been filed fl ha acted
upon by 1udrr A. O. Dayton at us
next term OF court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
NORWOOD m GAO
Local Youth Nay Be Sent 10 PEI

Local Tcuth Nay Be Sent 90 p.-a
Tertiary
Tito STAT" rsnffrfiarE probably
au1.fs Leslie Tupv God f|a yurfE
arrested on rho charge ~ carry.
inr q revolver 30 fus superintendent
OF The reform school will e.rr ar or
der turning Tho case over fU tho state
officials Hopw1Od raa h.au .r bad
ON several occasions Cor stealing ana
bias served e torn In fHn state reform
school OF Frurfgfov1 DO va. DO.
moved to tho county Jail from tho
lookup Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
DELIVERED AT MEMS MEETING
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Dus 20 Many Requests. the Speaker WIN
IehVer sermon on Hanging Of
John Erble" Tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

through the wilderness led Israel like a
- m inc mountain quiet the sheep.
and the green pastures" and a.. "stiii
Nat"rS. ana the s.ars have spoken. In
rapture he has cried-"The ord is uv
TitpntrI, snail not want: Yea. though
walk through the valley or IN. sb.fG,,.s
on death. VIII fear no evil. for Thou
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

tive message OF Dr.. McCuaIg ON m. sub.
yt'l alien and Men Prior to the ad-
'Iess a hearty song service MAS enjoy
.l. Wh!eh was an added attraction. To-
whlgh the mems choir contributed won
lerI Illy By their excellent gIug r.g
Whie Prof Clare Harding sung an -
Ccilent solo entitled. Pilot OF Ms soul
n ne meeting was presided over hv Afr
TT. T.. frobst. who acted ln the capacity
or master ~ CeremOnlea. auuOtTr irr
hymns and cuthusing the men with ths
that could almost be felt p-. Nr,uats
read The scriptures. The lesson vas
,aAen from the seyenteeuth chapter o.
the book 81 samuel After which Row
Carman delivered the Invocation
Ir. McDuaig was introduced by Mr.
p ~. freh4t IN a few words that were
W received hv the great audience. and
HltNpui rrehmirnr.e9. br Mgguaig
launched into the discussion "sIsr 49,.
Mer. Whll0 the vast crowd uf mon I.af.
'nee very inteutlv and at times HHrtiIy
DIE discourse
Tn. Sermon.
Or McCuaiE spoke Boz part a. follow.
. You remsrnb Der the STORY NJ David ami
upon n time. frr forty days the armies
OF mo UFiuE COD we're openly d.fffF and.
T.rproached ard hritf'"d noe b..aY..
COD was not with then. un. bfraua. Good.
vas not strong fn deliver. huf hr.a L.
COD la.E.1 man mon r. whom fr.
could strike
s'rHrr. as 90 may e.s1.. Goa hoe r.-.
~ human l1efruuHnfaIIf.. $40 Hf.f.r.
bear. testimony fu ffI. dependence ur.U.
man iu Ilir f"r'frE. with moi. bod.
.a nr.rE rsnr.. ."r .H. Irsrf .fr.
Iis would coll frr s.rrF. no.. rsat
boy. LHH' I.- stony .. "..I. TaaIfrra
Tg,l' i i4. ss1g.re,,..gn.r Ha' 90 90, story
I. rua and David and Coo ...nr.fH.
why God Weeds Mon
God FrH need rr mon fl.HH. ..|..ra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
noCUAIGIsMs

Your girls ana boys viii not
march unless their ia som sthina In
TIE home that viii make them
march.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

What you need in wheeling IL
man that win rise up ana assume
the responsibility Of leadership.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

Goa has need Of men in Whssitnr
Who need 70 b. angry. Tor the blow
etruck AZ one % Gods little ones h
struok right IN his face
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

~ taxes the running Of blood 20
touoh many Of you. FOR your sen
Gmsnt e. only sentimental
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

rou have men IN Whssiinr vho
havs no conviction. Thsy are lik-
angle worms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

h's power f0 raks wheeling r. clean
60. and fN.f IHr cor RI. .ffrt could NOT
make MHer'IHr GOO clean Tor H.r IHr
.Hu. mite" no on. hundred men who 81
'H .HrrN HUf Tho reform movement FH
fhio riff. VIII meet Tuesday evening" fn
ne 0eurrr bfv room az fHr rns-d Oh
InrHa IH f|r market Auditorium A.
'raf meeting tho names of fTr members
~ fn' committee vlf Do announced
fnI'uwiuE the organization
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

one man with ood bshind him
e1ala CHASE . regiment % your fat
policeman out Of the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

French scientists have found that
a cactus growing proil0cslly In Al
gcrIa can be- made 90 yield about 10
per cent sugar and from g. 70 90 per
cent alcohol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
"MEN AND MEN" SUBJECT OF
STRONG TALK BY DR.. MCUAIG

men this afternoon 90 brsak away
from All Of the evils OF the past
and it WI be great day for
wheeling