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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
"L0ST IN NEW YORK"
SCORES At COURT

Lost In New York." which opened
a three days engagement at the Court
theatre last evening To "A large audi
rnrr, Is biz In plot. 1t Is story with
many thrills and vaudeville specialties
are Introduced with very good effect.
Their" ar" five sizzling acts, present
Ing nnr Of the most sensational COM
hdy dramas OF rs kind. There IS not
Il dull moment and the cast IL very
we'll balanced. The story Of tht play
has to do with II young girls heroic
struggle against The evils Of big city.
Kitty O'Nril. the heroine, Is rlrlishly
attractive and wlnAome and handles
her role IN Il very capable manner
She also does II number or vaudeville
stunts which win applause, Leonard
Grover, ir., plays opposite Miss D'Neill
and John Saunders does the heavy
part with great success. When he is
not extremely funny, he Is terribly
vilIlanunS. The play is produced with
great scenic effects, including real
water which represents the river, and
row boats are used to perfect tn" it,
fusion. The audience last evening Was
large and responsive and there should.
hr even larger audiences this evening
and tomorrow matinee and night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
TIE DOLLAR BACK
AND DRUGGISTS
GUARANTEE WON
Filled w. H. Boyd With Nery'
Worth Faith-Tonic Gave
Him Health.

This unequaled family nerve tonic
continues 10 make over the shalterrG
health Of sufferers everywhere. Ana
still its thankful users continue 10
tell their druggists how quickly ana
thoroughly it does this work. FOLLOW,
ing is the latest Of these nciShborhood
statements: ,.
II can recommend Nerv,Worth
10 all suffering with rheumatism or
nervous trouble. | was suffering WIN
nervous trouble and rheumatism TOT
three years and have doctored with
three doctors without relief.
Used Nerv-Worth on your guaran,
ice and after using two bottles |
haven't felt pain and all nervous
trouble has left. Yours,
wv. II. BOYD,
r. F.. u. 3, Cambridge, O..
Your dollar back at Rau's Drug
Store Wheeling, if Wentworth does
not benefit you.
Ncrv-Worth sold also by Cameron
Drug Co., Cameron. W. Va; in ONO
nearby towns: FIiIIes Bros. Barnes
Vile; Patterson & Sons, ST. Glars
vile: Ralstnn & Parker, Martins Fer
ry: Dankworth Bros. Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20

but by The proposed plan The double run
would b" made usually within the Pre-.
SrrihCd eight hour day and when from
any cause. il should he exceeded by an
hour or two III" mon would receive only
pro rata overtime. instead OF the pres
mt two days pay.
"Advcrting 10 the suggestion that
crews may hc relieved AT points on the
lines distant from division terminals
upon completing their fjght-hour days.
il is suggested by the railroads that
rhry would probably hc willing IN dad
head rhr mcn thus maronncd To their
dcs1i lions. but that They will not ne
rcrompenscd ior tn" time thus con-
sumcd by them. nor set tho time con
Sumcd in travelling 20 points At when
they shall pick UP trains.
yet again. il is suggested by IN"
railroads that since existing wage
agreements were made by tn" roads and
nrn. the Adamson at would abrhGatc
all of them. since a contract may not
hc altered in its provisions except with
the consent of AL the parties thereto
and the carriers never have consented
Ia The cichthnur provision"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
HARRY DUFF FOUND GUILTY
IF FIRST DEGREE MURDER

for half an hour shakiuc hands WIKI
all the headquarters workers inclui-
ing The SlemUeraphcrs and mailing
clerks.
Afrerward the President had brief
conference with Senator Walsh ana
was told a decided swing had sent n
the west for the Democratic ticket.
Al the meeting Of woman The Prr:l-
dcn' WIS introduced by Mrs. Ella
Flag Young, former superintendent
of Chicago'S schools who declared ne
had kept the United States honorahiy
AT peace. Miss Jane adams. who re-
Gently came out for him, occupied a
seat in a box. The hall was filled and
many women stood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
Mr.. Kitchens Mother Dead

W0rl was rcroiVnG IN n" rity yes
t"rGay announcing the death ~ Mrs.
Ada Kitchen NJ her homo III Bangor.
Maine tn" mother 81. l.. L. Kitchen. tho
we'll known Wheeling, contractor. Death
occurred yesterday :inrninE. following
2 prolonged illness. Mr. Kitchen I..rt
for the bedside Of his mother Tu"s,;ay
night. Mrs. Kitchen was S'v"uiy-ihr"r
years old ami had been III for $"uI"
Time Reside h"r son her" she l"uNrS
two Other children: Mrs. William Hnhlrt
OF Norfolk Va. and r'nnrlr" ii. Kitchen
Of New York city; also thr"n sisters iu
The East. Mrs Kitchen VAS II lifelong
resident Of bangor.
Funeral services VIII IA" h"ld In shat
city Saturday with int"rmrnt there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
ADAN|5ON LAN
MAY PROVE To
Be BOOMERANG
RAILROADS ARE DEViSlNG PLANS
TO COUNTERPART EFFECTS
OF THE LAW.
May Mean That Men Who Now Finish
Runs in Few Hours Will Have
to Work Full Day.

Men in great numbers. well posted
in law. profess Ia believe that the
AdamSon law passed by congress TO
avert the threatened railroad strike Il
few weeks ago. may prove boomer
ang. They have pointed ont that
under the AdamSOn law, railroad men
are not limited in working hours to
an eight hour day. bur thai eight
hours is simply made The standard OF
a days wage. Men who studied The
law carefully as soon rs they received
copies OF it predicted that the rail
roads. instead of allowing numbers OF
their men Il full day for runs com
pletcd in less than eight hours. should
the supreme court hold the Adams0n
law to be constitutional. can require
those same men to work full eight
hours. For instance. if il be done,
one engineer on the Baltimore &: Ohio
now completes run in about five
hours and gets a days pay for the
run. but under The AdHmson law,
many hold, the railroads can require
him 10 work full eight hours.
The following clipping from the
Pittsburgh Dispatch indicates that
some Of the leading railroads are al
ready planning for such step 10
c0untprAct the effect Of The AdamSon
law if it is upheld:
The New York Central has perfect
81 arrangements /" substitute" an a"iual
eight hour work day for its lrainm"n
for the present one Of indrt"rminajo dil-
ration mp 10 In hours. in til" event th"
ronStitutirnality of the Atkinson act
shall bc affirmed by The Suprcm"
court The Pennsylvania Railroad is
preparing I" do 50 in tn" same even
luality. Their example will. it is an
ticipat cd. ~ followed ~ other roads.
"a, present thcr, are many runs that
are covered normally in l"SS than
eight hours. u"vcrth"l"Ss. tn" men MAX
ing them receive. pay for ~ hours work.
Under tn" new arrangement, III" mfl
Will h. required to work Il full eight
hours. For example. Ihr run Ia inunEs-
town from Pitt Shnrg. is ca miles and
ordinarily is mad" in less than "ich;
hours. hence II crow making it would hn
required L" double back """r tn" line
with annt her train till ~" expiration nf
lis "ight-hnur trick. when another crew
would pick up III" train and bring II
into Pittsburgh. II in turn taking OUT
Vet another train for tn" un"XpIr"d nor-
lion "f its eight hours.
referring 10 The proposed r"nrranEc-
mont Of runS. TN" railroads explain that
no physical reason "NiSlS why train
crew should NOT hH required to run he
Iond given division terminal. That
they have not is simply conformancc 20
custom. Tn" engines can he changed I
division points as usual. hut The men
can hc required ~ 20 on till they have
worked fun eight hours.
~ present Il passenger crow takes
n train from TittShurg 20 Altoona. for
Example. and returns with another,
thereby making tn" equivalent of two
work days between sunrise and sunset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
SUFFERED IS YEARS,
CURED IN q DAYS
Astounding Cures Made by This
Remarkable New Discovery.

Grmll"tnrn; For nv~r fifteen yrnrs /
was nffII"Irh With tCZrtnH, towering my
arms, legs ana race. | suffered hu mllrh
distress that | T"IIld not Sirci,. My .Arn
WAS red and swollen. anil covered with
dry fcVrrI%lI srIirs. was unable Ia
at end lu business for weeks I'll Il time.
| hui about given tr all hope wh"u
tried uur remedy, AmuiuX. The first
adjudication CAV" ma relief Gn ! could
~lrrp. After APPLYING II for several DAYS
MAS able /" attend IL business. After
- days. treatment my ECZEMA entirety
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
j MES K. I;l'ilfN.
- - - ~ W al ~ N'illlfi
ulIiiUGlIluu.

Uung&lnWn. -.
.imnirA tI'llIN Hiun" Will VUICk!X
haui&h pimpirS, hlackhrad: and take cut
IHlt rvr!H-%$ at tn" skin AMI curr most
forms Of skin disease. BAD. chronic cases
OF Eczema. ':uria"Is, letter, that haV'.
lasted for wears, Weld more quickly
when both ointment and liquid ar" used.
trial size sue. H"E"-l'ayis Drug "a. and
Harry f.. Ran Drug Store, OF Wheeling.
guarantees Amn!nX, and VIII refund the
money ii 1t fails ia CIV" Satisfaction.
Amol1N Ii III" rrc-'riptinn at Il phN ~
rIHn " II" used il with Wonderful SilC.
cess III hl% private. l'i'H''tIc", Now, Tor
rlIn llrSi iim". offered for .,Itr by IN"
I"Hdlur druggists at ni"d'r rate ruSi
Srud postal Tor Tree sample 10 Amui"S
laboratories, Youngstown, ohio,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
Ali Believed Dead

Ali the men in the mine arc believed
10 be dead as the min" is on tire ana
the shaft is choked with debris MAX
iny ESCAPE imnnssiblo Those rot killed
by Tt" dust explosion are believed IN
have been suffocared or burned 10
death.
The force OF the explosion was ter
rifle and several men on the surface
near tn" min" wcrn knocked down.
Hehris Wis blown from the shaft.
Although the company officially de-
ciareS that not more than three men.
and perhaps NOT ;ha' many were trap.
ped in the mine. thnS" in the vicinity
Of ihr mine insisted tonight thai the
dead would reach twenty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
UNIVERSITY CLUB CONCERTS.

Today hegIns the last week al tho
sale -! sea~un tickets Tor Tie l'niVer-
SLY rluG C"urGrts. This sale vii! close
next ThurE,:ay evening At 90. The
season tickets viii continue. "u 4t, ut
The Columbia shop. AZ Twrt:ih street.
hrE At the conclusion 1T the season sal"
al itrl,'.iS remaining un~nld will II" de-
liN"rrd {" thr Court Theatre h"V "tftr"
fhr sIugh :al" tire" days h.:irr" rrrh
%epa concert.
Whether ur not there Will be any
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
WAR RISKS REDUCED

NEW YORK, Oct. l9-The abnormal
rates on war risks for marine Insuf-
anrr which have prevailed since ne
sinking Of the transatlantic merchaAt
snips of the American coast by the
German submarine u-5:' have grad
been reduced ana today some New
York underwriters quoted per cent
on risks.
Rates 10 South America and Pana
Ma have been reduced from three 10
four per cent but the insurance on
risks for rhr Mediterranean is at!ll al
Il high figure:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
Gaines Optimistic,

~ am thoroughly convinced that the
Republicans will carry West Virginia
by a big majority" said Hon. J. Fl.
Gaines, chairman of the Republican
State Executive Committee. who is
spending "A couple of days in the city.
The registration throughout the State
shows increases in nearly every coun-
~. and a notable feature in connection
with the increase is that a substantial
majority of the increase indicates that
they are Republicans. Business men
and working men are lining up for Jus.
tice Hughes for President and Judge
Robinson for Governor. and feel con-
fident that West Virginia will send her
Republican nominees for the House
and Senate to Congress"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20

II am pleased 10 say that in the
Eastern Panhandle. Central West Nir'
ginia and the southern part of the
State there is an increasing interest
in the candidacy of Judge Robinson
for Governor" said Attorney 0: c. wy
coff. of Taylor county, who is here at
tending Federal Court II am more
hopeful now than at any stage of the
campaign TO date. and the prospects
for Judge Robinson's election are
brighter than anticipated in view Of
tho urinary contest. General Lilly'S
followers are lining up solid for the
ticket.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
Funeral for Mrs. Davis To-day.

This Afternoon al 2.%u o'clock funeral
%cryictS viii be h"l! in Tn" family home
in PITTSBURGH for Mrs. Charles tSaliS-
hur!) Davis, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas '. Salisbury ni this city. In
tcrmcnt will b. in u Pittsburgh GEM
CtrrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
MANY ENTOMBED
lContipued From First Page.)

pIoyod in the mine but owing to
shortage in cars. they were not work
irg today due 20 shortage Of cars and
the men entombcd were making re-
nJirS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20

The following district meetings have
been announced by Chairman -. w.
tlI;n If the Republican county commit
ice:
Saturday. October 9l--Fnrmer Gov
rruor Atkinson to address workers at
industrial plants.
Monday. October 2S.-Former Govern
or Atkinson a. Nisliant Engine house at
so j.. m.
Tuesday. October 24.-GHneral Alfred
Caldwell and former Governor Atkinson
in Philadelphia district.
"Wednesday. October 23.--linn. ". Il.
King and Congressional Candidate 7. W.
Tl"minc in Ri"hland district Mt Brick
SChurl.
Thursday October 2G.--Hnn. NJ. II.
King and Congressional candidate 7. ".
Fleming ~ E"cthnven hall. Webster dis
trir; ut :3n o'clock.
Friday. October 27.--C"ugrrsstonal
candidate T. w. Fleming in Rtchie dis
trir;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
BROOKE COUNTY JURY RECON-.
MENDS LIFE TERM FOR WlNNl-
FRED BLOSSER'S SLAYER.
Prisoner TrcrbIes in Chair as Eye
Witness Relates the Story OF
Stabbing at FoIlansbce.

NlNC.1i l'lSd'fh u inc lli'iNSpI'Ns
WELLSBURG, w. Va, oct. ID
Harry Duff, tried before Judge Robert
VI. Addleuan in Brooke county circuit
court here today for the murder oil
Winnitred BlOSSpr at FullanSbCc Sun
day. June II. tonight WAS found guilty
OF murder in he tirSt degree. lie WIS
spared the ordeal ol preparing for the
death penalty, the jury recommending
life imprisonment in the slate penl-
Tertiary ut MOundsvl!lr.
Tho trial OF Duff was almost rec
ord in circuit court here for quick dis
position OF a murder case. Duff WAS
placed on trial this morning. No
trouble was experienced in selecting a
Jury and the work OF taking testimony
progressed rapidly during the day.
Counsel completed arguments at an
evening session and the case went 10
the jury at S:33 o'clock. At 9:35 the
jury returned its verdict. signed BY
HARLAN McCord, foreman of the jury.
Dun, who has been kept in the Ohio
county Jail at Wheeling most Of the
time since his arrest, was brought TO
this city This morning by Deputy
Sheriff Bert APPRECIATE. Duff was
taken from the Ohio county jail IL
the train ut Wheeling by Jailer George
GauS. night warden Of the Ohio county
iail, and delivered to Deputy Apple
gale at the train. Although he had
maintained a fearless air displaying
no emotion save for deep interest
in religion his nerve weakened as he
left the jail, and the officer to whom
he was handcuffed could feel his
trembling nerves vibrating against his
wrist.
Eyewitness Tesrifies.
In the court room here today Duff
trembled in his chair as L. c. Burketl,
eyewitness 10 the Stabbing. told OF the
affair. Duff and BlOsser had been
quarrcllinG and Burkett had requested
Duff. his friend, 10 be quiet, as ii was
Sunday. nutt did So but went 10 his
room in The Blosser boarding house,
took Il knife out OF the bureau drawer,
opened il and put il in his coat pocket.
As he went down the steps 10 the
street, he uttered an oath and stated
that any one that intcrIered with him
would gel all that was coming.
Bl0Sser Intercepted him. Burkctt in
terfered but Duff struck under his
arm, thrust ling The knife through Bios
ScrS ribs, piercing tho heart. BlOSScr
his sister Josephine, who led him into
the kitchen OF the house, while an
ambulance was summoned. He died
while on his way TO the Steubenrille
hospital.
Victims Sisters Tells Story.
The testimony OF Burkett was SEN
satinnal and that Of Miss Josephine
Biossrr. the sister, was dramatic. She
told the same story, retaining her
c0mpoSure in Il remarkable manner.
The state was represented by Prose
cutting Attorney ". NJ. Workman, R.
l.. Ramsey and Judge Frank Kerr. OF
Sleubenyille. Q. The defense by At
iorneys F. r. Anderson and L. L.
Garter.
The jury In the case was Charles
Jackson, O. ". Liggett, J. G.. Wells,
Paul r. Strain, Everett Shakely, Ray
Bonar, Harlan McCord, Allen Hartley
John S. Scott. W. H.. Miller. Victor
Hough and Edward Duffy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20

Have you lost any rental Income
during the past year? Could any OF
this loss have been prevented through
timely advertising? au2etf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
()DbI It (jARY
Ennnrn1 for ME-. psBold sntnrdaT

Saturday morning ~ S::;h o'clock
funeral srrvlt,.s Will l,. hrId In tn"
family home. 80. | Thirteenth street.
10y Mrs. FIurh p''I;"!d widow "f Tn"
lat" In.'"t D"ifuld. VIII" died In The
Nnrth Wheeling hu$iltaI Wednesday,
morning. Requiem hIEh mass will he
,rlcinHi.r! I'm ST. AlrhnuStiH' church ni
. "'rl"rk. with lnIcrncmt in Mt. Calvary
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20

Hughes continued tho favnrI" III tn,
financial district ~ New York with the
prevailing odds ut III In :. There is little
Wilson lnonov in sight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
LOST AND FOUND

SToLEN-From Edward wsrnsrs wholesale Srrcr!.
wagon. aH ElS,n National watch. Reward for N
formation or rSurn 10 AS Merritt 81. a-lS1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20

WANTEp-G!rs Owe. Is years " Clean work.
Good wages Apply Wheeling Tile Co. 3lst aEd
I'hapliun 81. o-i?-l
WANTEp-Yo,nc lady clerk IN grocery store. One
/ with experience preferred. Apply H. F. Bahrrhs
Co. 22l7 Make: 81, t-29-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
WANTED-Fema1e Help.

WANTED
LADY CANyASSERs
Salary S2n0 per day. Mo!e when you Earn
it, Must be prepared 10 travel. Apply il
wTi;in: STATE ;vha, experience and S!rc ref
rfcnreS as IT, character and ability. Address.
N. g. CO., care lntellIgencsr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-20
WANTED-Male Help.

YeHTED-strnng try. Apply between ard q
ni Irtoi!ie"rrer mail To"n. o'l2-a
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-12-01
Du Pont Club Meeting

The first business meeting OF dupont
Mems Club was held in the parish house
OH Nov. 23i. j. Clayton Zlegier, the
president, reported that the club had no
treasurer since the removal Of Reginald
r. Ford. w. q. Baugh, the financial
secretary, was appointed treasurer.
1t was decided to bold meetings fort
nightly; that II meeting in the month
be Tor business and the other a social
meeting. A committee was appointed,
w. g. BanglI, chairman, to get the list
oil members and those who would take
an active part in entertainments.
The men Who attended the meeting to
confer on the erection of a new building
were as follows:
Chairman, Henry L. Miner, G. E.
Wood, j. P. Hannum. J. B. Darlington,
w. F. Colfax. G. G. McColly and j. l..
Ziegler, together with A. F. Porter, A
Felix dupont and Major F. o. Whitelock.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-12-01
Dye Expert Locked Up

Henry Clay Arbuttle, the l9-year-old
dye expert. who was recently arrested
charged with the THEFT of $40, 900 worth
of gold and platinum from the Interna-
tional Dye Co., at Milwaukee, when ar
raigned in the jefferson Market Police
Court, N. Y. City, on Monday, refused
to make any statement other than that
he would be INDICATED at his trial. lie
added that he WAS formerly employed at
the Carney Point powder plant, Penns
Grove.
1t has been made public by govern
ment officials that during the fiscal year,
1884, the census shows that the con-
sumption of synthetic dyes in the United
States exceeded 10000 tons. The stuff
brought over on the submarine Deutsch-
land a few weeks ago when dyes were
selling at 81 90 a pound reinains partly
unsold, because dyes are being manu-
tactured in this country and sold for
ST. 80 a pound. With tile expiration of
ON German patents several mouths
ago American manufacturers are privil-
edged to experiment, and base products
as good as that for which Americans have
heretofore depended upon Germany are
being manufactured aud sold for SLIGO 4
pound. Some al these base products ale
being made on Deep Water Point, he
cause duFonts have one OF the greatest
research laboratories in Wilmington thai
is in this country or any other.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-12-01
Kern County Did 1t
Bakersfield. Cal, Nov, 20. 1871

Bakersfield, CAL, Nov. 20, 1916.
FRIEND SUMMERILL.-
When l wrote you in October that Will
sou was strong here | did not think he
would carry California. Governor Johu-
son was so strong here that | expected
him to carry Hughes thru. Well. it GER
tainly makes M feel proud to think that
he lives in a county which elected a.Pres-
ident. Old Kern county delivered the
goods by giving Wilson and Marshall 1868
majority, which carried the State.
We had a big parade and 1 marched on
the front with all the old time Democrats,
the first time since Cleveland was de-
feated.
Wilson owes lots OF credit to the Union
people, for they went 80 per cent. for him.
New York does not control elections any
more.
The weather is fine at present. We
expect a big crop OF oranges and lemons.
We have had some irost but we like a
little cool weather. The fine court house
here was erected by the Democrats, and
we have the lowest tax rate in the State,
$l.20 on 500.
Everybody must take off their hats to
Kern county, Cal, with 1868 majority,
which elected Wilson and Marshall.
j. THOMPSON STANTON,
Deputy County Clerk.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-12-01
Thanksgiving Blessings

AT the Union Thanksgiving service in
the Baptist Church Rev. Matthew Mather
took his text from the Goth Psalm, 18th
verse: "Thou crowDest the year with
goodness and thy paths drop fatness."
While We give thanks for the many
blessings yet in some cases a Universities are
blessings in disguise. Men have thanked
God for their failures in business and
profted thereby. A thankless life ls a
Goddess life.
But for the vigorous and stern life ex-
perienced by the Pilgrim fathers Amer
lea would not be what il ia mentally and
morally. While thankful for temporal
blessings We are thankful that this ma
ton is neutral, that we are not at war,
that so many states voted for prohibition
and that Penns Grove has no saloon.
Only one-tenth of the people in the
world confess Christianity, yet Gods
work never ceases and His mnsic of sal
walton will continue to reverberate over
valleys and thru mountains.