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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-10-28

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-10-28
Hughes Beat
Him to 1t.

In speaking of the young Demo
Gratis who trod down the grass at
Shadow Lawn the other day, Presi-
dent Wilson asserted that If Hughes
is elected there will be a war. Am
| not right" he asked, that we
must draw the conclusion that If the
Republican party is put in power at
the next election our foreign policy
will be radically changed?" To this
we answer, unhesitatingly, Yes"
But that change will not mean war.
That change will be of such a nature
that war will be utterly impossible
because the change of policy which
Hughes will inaugurate will serve
notice upon other countries that the
United States is upon its old footing
in international affairs, self-rcspect-
ing at home and demanding and COM
polling respect abroad.
There is only one choice as again
st peace, and that is war; argued
Wilson, as he. pressed his charge
against the Republican parl:' Some
of the supporters of that party he
went on TO say. "outspokenly declare
that they want war, so that the GER
tain prospect of success of the Re
publican party is what we shall! be
drawn, in one form or another, into
the embrDilmcnts of the European
war"
The President doubtless though
that he found now issue mere But
Hughes beat him to it, July 81.
when Mr.. .:dches formally acccp. ed
his nomination, he exercised that al
most uncanny provision which has
enabled him TO achieve so MANY sue.
cesses before the people and he an
swered Woodrow Wilson two ,lDnths
before the President opened his
mouth and pat his foot in it. Hugh
es then said:
In dealing with foreign nations,
If we are to retain our self-respect
and protect our citizens, the first es
sential is when we speak it shall. be-
understood that we mean what We
say. On February 10 President vii.
son issued his strict accountability
note. On March % the Falaba was
torpedoed. If he had then made
good his words, if he had immediat,
ely held Germany to strict account,
ability, not one of the subsequent
sinkings would have taken place
The Lusitania, the Persia, the Ar
able, the Sussex and the other yes
sells would be afloat, and 1880 men
women and children would be alive
They lost their lives because Pres
ident Wilson did not venture to cal
to account by direct challenge anC
resistance imperial Germany. II,
did not dare to make his word
good"
This does not mean war-even a
contradistinguished from the peace
which Mr.. Wilson and his policy sym
bOlize. 1t means real and honorabl,
! peace, the peace which does not hay,
TO be Catalogued or described t
make people understand it.
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FOR A MUDDY COMPLEXION

Take Chamberlain Tablets and ad.
opt a diet ~ vegetables and cereals.
Take outdoor exercise daily and your
complexion will be greatly improved
within a few months. Try it OBJ
tainable everywhere. ADV.
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Notice to Creditors
ESTATE OF JAMES NELSON, alias
JAMES NELSON, Deceased.

Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to be undersigned at her
residence in College. Logan r. f. ID.
No. /, in the County of Cache and
State of Utah, on or before the eth
day of August A, d. 1917.
Date of first publication October
90, A. ID. 1916.
ANNIE NELSON
Administrative.
C. w. DUNN,
ATT. for said Estate.
ADV. 1927
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LEGAL NOTICES
PRCBA~E AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICE
Consult the County Clerk or the
Respective sisners for Further
information
Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF CHRISTIAN NJ. WEN
DELBOE, Deceased.

Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the. undersigned at his
place of business SO East 1st North
Street. at Logan City. Cache County,
Utah, on or beore the eth day of
February 1917.
Date of first publication, October
20, 1916.
CHARLES C. WENDELBOE,
Executor.
FRED w. CROCKETT,
Attorney.
ADV. lips.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-10-28
TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS

Our new Sunday and weekend
excursions solve them, Many auto
lists, too, are finding out our rates
are cheaper than usingtheir own
cars. Ask about them. Agent O.
5. l.. Il, r, ADV. 1871
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COUNTY.


4 Year Term Commissioner
r. S. KAREN.
? Year Term Commissioner.
BRIGHAM VAUGHAN
Clerk
HENRY McCRACKEN
Recorder.
EMMA BAKER SORENSON
Treasurer
GEORGE S. DANES.
Assessor
JAMES +. HANSEN
Sheriff
FRITZ ECKLUND
Attorney
NJ. c. HARRIS
Surveyor
EUGENE SCHAUB
Legislature
+. NJ, STEPHENSON JR.
ASA BULLEN
A. NJ. lSRAELSEN
Precinct Justice.
JACOB {, JOHNSON
Precinct Constable
O, d. BEACH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
POLAND'S FUTURE
NOT Determined
Berlin News Agency Says
Part Will Not Go Back
To Russia.

BERLIN. July "a That the future
disposition OF Poland still i, unsettled
!, reported by the Berlin Political New,
agency. which en-og, excellent official
connection,
The future ,,alu, oi Poland" SAYS
the agency. belong, undoubtedly TO the
difficult, problems which must be- solved
before peace d, concluded That por
,ions oi that country will uo, again
come under Russian rule is beyond
doubt. according To Chancellor Won
Be,hmann llullwcg IN the re,Chs,ag
"Rul ~, future organization a, a
state iu ihc view oi important iulcrc,t'
m the German empire and Austria
Hungary involves most difficult guc,.
,iun Roth governments arc engaged
m u, solution IN Joint and friendly el.
iur, bat the negotiation, are Duuun.
uiuv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
lANSD0WNE SPEECH MADE
ON ADVICE OF PREMIER

LONDON, July l4-The marquis Of
Lansdowne, replying II written state
mcnt TO John Redmond, charge that
hi, speech IN the house OF lord, on
TUESDAY was declaration Of war
against ireland announce, that tive
speech was made after consultation with
Premier 9sQulh and other members "
the government
I'm making ms statement" he
writes. "as tp the permanent character
~ certain provision. ~ the amending
hill. / did not intend 20 go and | do
not consider that ] dd 20 beyond the
declaration made hy the prime minis
ter ~ the house u' commons that the
union oi SIX counties with the res, of
Ireland could only De brought ibou,
with. and could never be brought about
without the free will aad consent Il
the excluded area"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
CONFERENCE ON MINERS
WAGES TO BE RESUMED

KANSAS CITY. July Il - Faced
with am miayophlr subcommittee re-
port. the conference between coal opcr-
l'ur, and labor representative, rel1-
tive ~ a new tVr,cat wage contract
Tor the lsppn miner, oi Missouri. Kan.
,as. Afkausa, and Oklahoma was to
hr resumed ih, afternoon
The operators association was in
session 'his morning presumably to
frame counter proposals. 'o those madr
hv the miner, for wage increases and
or which thr subcommittee reported tho
imro,Vbi'ily 'i An agreement Thursday
night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
RFhL ESTATE TO TRADE.
- 1,.w,tln. Al. rl,"., Mention Il@..

WHAT HHy" yo4 tu trad" for my equity
300 $50 acres ui land 100 llW1fds ,uuu.
rs. Tfsts. Ma have 5000 ,Bfh. balance
anything ~ value W " Smith. own
g. .. Campbell BIDS Phone N,l
MANT equities or auto '0r amy one "
follow. Ink l-fnum hpya'. large lo' fine
3 Nnu property mortgage $500 rented
50 month. taxes small clear ltn.
miles north and two miles east ~ Ar
''siu. y VI fenced with three wires.
guuI farm NN-nrf' irrigated farm tt-
Joining Nr''si1. t.'rrh we'll Z 1rr'a NJ.
fIIu. room house Pflur 500 per
a.fr. wH.i-uIr 5 HUN. HIsu s. .N1 mort
Ftrr ifu' deed well secured. due nc,,
December want auto Address k-llc
Tiwps
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AUTOS. VEHICLES AND hCCES.
SORES
In Answering Ads Pleas. Mention rlme-

In Answering Ads Pleas. Mention Tlme-.
s~~~~~~o-c~O O-~-~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~>~
FORD WANTED Rent ny mun'N might
huF M i'rWt, references llz south
Robinson Room T Walnut fn7
ALTO LESS
lUl supply ~ ilntk0ur Human IFe
Len. l1u not delay proper equipment u'
your r,r Sew York rlp', Gh-s CO.. alt
IS Robinson So
WOULD EXCHANGE land for h'-
model a.uH H'uE'f auto. give guul
trade 'nr good car " y Downing
NiutH
FuK SALE $50 eqult. lu ncw i-pH-sen.
gor overland. bHAuu" terms g. CutUh-
'r. Harrison Ave
SMALL stock ~ Shoes fD trade f0t
good Ford car Trader Darlington
Okla
sgNE sNArsri Ford roadster ioli
iptss'urer ford : No.lc stripped down
ru''t ! fmu-r.Hi. 'WhuN gu f ~
Continental motor viii mako m miles
per hour prices range from I2lO 20 1876
Main street Auto works. 5l5-l, ". Main
Maple 800
STORAGE batteries AM make re.
charged. repaired and rebuilt ret our
prices uu new batteries for Huy car
Iruly CO. isi West Main
5.TAssTNGER overland and choice
corner lots southeast front. clear. IN
Putnam Heights addition. swap Tor I M
broom house cleHt Phone owner. Wal
'i11
WOULD exchange land FOR 4 lnir model
passenger auto. glNr good trade Tor
good uHr " " Downing A'okt
GOOD CHdmrr. roadster ln perfect
order now tires. fuT nearly uTw
Ford " q u iO lluS .Ig
tilNt.MEiis. good condition. good tires.
btfrain at $3.50 Oklahoma Chslmrts
Sales 60
FOR TRADE 4 good piece ~ trlrkngr
property with three room huus. Tor
auto Phone Walnut 1876 uf cal. i0i
/ baltimore Hlig
LEARN 10 drive automobiles. rump'",.
driving Cuufsc 80. Fntds s. Phone
Wal li92. Auinmohils School
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HOTEL DIRECTORY.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
In Answering Nds ri.n. Mention Ti're'


~~~~>~~~~~~~-o~~~~N~~S~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~>>c>~~~>>~
COOLEST south rooms IN city, 81 10 ana
s. u0fpor week 70 EaN Ind Map"
FOR M.ST Nlccly furnished front
room, Tor gentleman walking distance,
no other roumors wal 1893
ONE nicely Furnished south front room
In private home Wal 2pT 3lj Fast
Tenth
FOR RENT Nirrly furnished front
room. for gentleman. walking dis.
tnurc. no other r0omers wal 3hN
WELL furnished h'Nrooms cool shady
place. walking distance. summer fhi"s
r,rFpupI', 2'H Itai fth
NICELY FURNISHED cool room. close
In for rent Maple l'a2
PLEASANT south room In pri"1'o f'a..
donc" Tor gentlemen blocks north
ousi okHhomnn. reasonable Wal ..ha
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LIGHT not SEkEFPI\G ROOMS
FOR RENT.

III hrsWffinE NNrs iNN'"
TWO modern. southeast ground flnor
dellghrhillt cool housekeeping rooms
everything furnished references Phone
Wal 217i-J ;2l7 " Park
ONE housekeeping room. downstairs prl-
yutc entrance. sV'Wug room modern.
private home. walking d,sirnc" 3:7
7rd " 1870
FOrn ROOMS. ht'h and pantry cool and
comfortable furnished f1r houH'kr'pluF
alec cool sleeping room 'H' one of Two
Nuuug hdus so per month Win break
fact 1890 " -ih Wal i',5
q ROOMS mr ur1 housekeeping mod
rrn .it vs. I'm
ron rTST on I NIrrSlSHi.u
ROOMS ALL NOprrN ALSO uNt
TfINIsUTU ROOM. M uN SI'uNlI
FLOOR SOUTH NND EAST fHuNI
cas- m USED TOGETHER POL,
LIGHT HOUSEkEErlNG. WALklNu
DISTANCE NND ONLY ONE MOO k
TUuN car LINE 1905 DALE AVE
PHONE " 1879
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Time.

s>>~~~~~~~~-~~~~~>~~~s~S~~
WANTED Young lndy with good voice
touring purpose. between ana I
Terminal Heel
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS can com
nle,e thoir coursrs IN Graham short
hnnd or 10Th Century bookkeeping duf
Ing the summer Individual instruction.
dav or night Prof " " ilnuies u
A. e + 4. Expert Commercial Iu-
tor and Coach 72l West ffth Sl I'l
Maple 1852
GOOD stenographcr and hookkeepor, only
one Of ht least years experience IN
an Insurance offloc need apply Us.
Times
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In Answering Adj. Please Mention Times
CATTLE AND STOCK.

In Answering Ads Please Mention Tine.
~~~N~N~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FDR SALE-A good team oi horses. h,r.
moss ana wagon. rtu De seen hy np.
p1'r'mru'. or nt 1925 T. l2th at noon
Phone " GSll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14

The Want Ad, will assist the stranger
to locate the most desirable boarding
nlatr, IN 'hr ci'v
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T>FI RNISWfD II tSf> md
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

In Answering Ad. y1en.e w-niion r,ms.
HTFOUE moving phone = " y - q.
k Transfer n storage Go m" proof
warrhousc \ e Wciotor president
GROOM modern house. 1877 " STILES
Phone Wal $40
OSN i2.room frame house. Far,Tc store
room. cistorn. shade lots. close IN.
Phone W 1895
MODERN flats. 73sH y srh. corner
10th and Harvey; water and gnrhnF"
paid also cottage GIG North walker
hone " 3lis
gt.rOOM muirrr fiat. clos" M. VS.
monthly Frank Martin " .aN
ury " Grand
fisN HUDSON \ room modern house
500. p.su ,iul'fuuW 81. " q East.
wln. lr's vs. Main
MODERN brick flats ~ West Nlrih.
a7Oi, " Tenth 5Isi. ErHt Eighth. also
cottage. sl6 North Walker Phone "
Hitt
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pApERH,NGING AND PAINTING.

s>~~~~.~~~~~>~~~~>~~~ >~~~~~~>-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
PAPER HNNGiNG speCln'ty, samples
brought tp your homo. nll work guar
enir'i WA 7ngT
WANTED Pointing We guarantee I'VE
wears We Wlll save you money iodl
grew X Son Wnl 1893
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4 dlmplc N your cheek
Yuull have your living 20 seek
4 dimplc m the chin
Your living will come no
4 dimple IN the knee
The barefoot chorus See
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
SIT, ,TIONS w,>TrD-M,LE.

In -nswerinr Ads risss. i.n'ion Times.
CARPENTER wants work dhy ~ JOB.
new or repair work Phone M1pl" l6a'
WANTED Carpenter work ncw build
lne of rsrnifine. hy experienced catp'n-
ter CnI Tor clark Wal b4lS-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
POULTRY AND PITS

In Answering Ads. Please Mention Time-
~-~>S~-
ESGlISH Red Cnnnfics. finest and
most beautiful birds iu the city .lI
West On Walnut 2s1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-14
AGENTs MANrrp.
IN Ar.-,t,ns A.. r',... N.n',su TIVE.

~ Ars~sr,rs Nss r,ssss Nsu,l.n TIVE.
~~>S~~~~~~~~~>~~-~~>~~ ~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~->
81 To t9s per DAY selling Paramount
Patch guaranteed nn, ~ ,fryp nr
come u't IN any climate every auiomo.
hile and motorcycle owner needs n SELLS
o, sisht biE profits he quick is viii
shr, yuu sample b" mail free ~
Oklahoman.
WANTED Representative In every state
and county ~ sell uuf new rufiahlr
gas plant attractive and fast SELLER. blue
Dame ran be Installed IN lh minutes
IN any store. exclusive districts a. the
tisht party; no pipes 10 cut We furnish
plans complete. circulars and cuts fur.
nishod un request. hig profit 20 state
manager, demonstration daily ~ West
Grand The New Gas 60 Phone Maple
tToi
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sITv,TIoNs wANrED-yEM,LE

In Answering Nds Please N'n'lon Times
s~~~-~~~~~~~>~~~~c~~~~~I> ~~~~>r>~>sNS"|S~IN-~"
WASTED by colured wom1u. work hN dhl,
also houSework by week l'hon" wal
nut 2gsi
WANTED General office work ~ n
cashiers position fot Young woman
who's. husband IL with the militia Apply
10 Miss Madeline Cottingham, secretary
War Auxiliary club, gls West seven
tesn'h ~ Telephone W. sssi
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4 SNAP

Sic fuHm strictly modern hurla'DR
" -iH. .H.h ur terms Woodruff a
tfskta Walnut Htf
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

~ Answering Ad. Please Mention rim,.
~~>~>~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~
ROCKS bought, sold ana exchanged y
Goldberg ~, North Harvey
TALKING MACHINE records 10 ght
and sold and exchanged Record -.
change ? North Harvey
AUTO LENS
lull supply ~ Masking Human Fyr
lens DO NOT DELAY UH.u,f equipment ui
Nuur Utf New York T'Btr Glass Go. .lt
y Robinson ~
HONEY Ntp .fuu mesquite. excellent
flavor ilO pounds strained. $3.50. iaN
pounds yuWt N.Hn \ " knuUr san.
dp. Tv,ss
illSit Hlbih comb home, pounds
delivered iu any part NJ city 'au
Wal 3'is
on ~ frut sol, fountain that cost
600 everything complete. lHfrr piltr
l'tss wlftur Price $50. rrHl terms
Nutlfuu a Groves iisis y Ufuadvp,
W 80
NfW rubber ilfr oprr tor Moon bus
81, thst rpsl $3.50. nice srt new haf.
rtss that rosi 90 Sec this buggy. Ifir,
- 'is' iInvroi rrun, " 40
FUESti buticfmik rhutued daily from
pufr cream iNc sallou isv delivered
eis " fth ". $3.50
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CITY REAE ESTATE FOR SALE.

In ArswrrinE Ads Pleas, Mention Times
~ A
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Statesmen WANTED.

SALESMAN WANTED \ Young man
between the age " y md q years to
cell tobacco for the American TnhRrru
Co. must he sobct energetic and not
afraid ~ work. none hu, honest and am.
bilious men need apply, salary and 81.
penser paid; apply IN person between I
and & this afternoon and and in.
morrow Ask for Air Hunter, ilNS y
nfnnhMRN. Nnnn 8
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WORKMAN h COMPANY

.O,'s West Main 81
W &C " 3 a.
"a q,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
PLANS BIG.
DEMONSTRATION
UNWILLING OF AUGUSTUS POL.
LACK MONUMENT TO BE
BANNER EVENT.
Committee IN Joint Session Consider
Further Details Of Celebration.
Invite Assemblies

That the unwilling of the Pollock
memorial tablet. May zS. is TO be an
important event in labor circles Is
being evidenced as plans for the dem
onstration take definite form. The
memorial committee and the executive
board OF the Ohio Valley Trades ana
Labor Assembly met yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock in joint session. At
this meeting II was decided 10 issue
Invitations to the Belmont Trades
Assembly and all other assemblies
within 100 miles OF Wheeling To take
part in the demonstration.
At the time the committees were
meeting the Musicians union was also
IN session TO act concerning the music
Tor the day. II was decided TO ask
the bands of which the members OF
the union are individual members. to
donate their services to the memorial
committee on the day OF the unyeil
ing. Should this prevail. a dozen or
more OF the best bands in the northern
part OF the state will be inuniforin.
aside from the bands that are brought
by the visiting assemblies
VI. J. Tight. one of the biggest labor
men in the country. will be the prin.
clpal speaker at the unwilling. All
labor organizations are striving with
each other Ia make this the biggest
labor demonstration that Wheeling
ever had.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
ABLE DISCOURSE
ON MANY SINS
DELIVERED BY THE REV. FATHER
SwINT TO A LARGE com
GREGATION.
breaches Before Nearly Two Thousand
Catholics and Non-Cathoncs
az the Cathedral

With every foot 81 seating space oc-
.uTicd iu the large ~. Ios' ph cathedral.
ard with scores standing up. IN" Rev.
Father John j.. Swtut delivered an able
ana impressive sermon last niEht on
sin" Father Swiuf and Father John
Steinbruuncr are conducting special
sserS ices n ID" cathedral each evening
was large number or the latter ut tho
services last night Tonight. beginning
al 100 o'clock the Rev. Father Stein
drummer viii preach on Christ. the
Bible Infalubnity."
Father Swint. ~ hts discour4. last
evening. said. IN part;
conc Of tho sadde-t and most dis
cuuraging features iu th' spiritual out
took Of the world TO-DAY" hs said. -
the fact that 30 many people have lost
or are losing their sense uf sin. - for
another ST. John the Baptist 20 bring
this gem ration tu n sense ~ sin a. hr
not spare IL I'D NOT WiuD. words.
70 brood ~ tip"rs. Do said f. fin hyp-
ocrifica Scrih'- Hnd iharI-r's who
cstne GU 90 him. who hath taught tpfI
90 flee from tho wrath fu come" BRING
tort n. therefor. fruits WursnF of pen.
nance. Tho AZ is laid f0 %. roots OF
Tho trees. Every tree. Therefore. fhn.
shall not bring forth good fruit shall
~ cut down and east into ths fr.
BE- mightler than !. bose shoes I am
not worthy fo hear Is shall huuf ~.
yuu iu the IluiE IlHn.. and boo f.t.
Who's ftn Is Boo hi. hand ard ho wiII
thoroughly cleanse lIa floor. aud gather
his wheat into hia barn. hu. fht ,htm
D. will burn with uupu.r0 h1h'r frs "
The speaker th'n took ur DO. various
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
KNIGHTS PYTHIAS
ATTEND SERVICES
HEARD SPECIAL SERMON AT ST
MATTHEWS p {. CHURCH
LAST NIGHT.
The Rev. r. z. L. Strider Spoke Upon
the Cooperation OF Humanity.
and What Such Could DO.

Wheeling lodrn. No IL KNIGHT. Cd,
pythias. attended the evening s.rv.
ices AZ ST. Matthew p T. church
last night. at Chsplinc and Fifteenth
streets. In n BODY About fort, az fr.
members responded TO The Invitation
that had been issued 20 them h. fp.
church They had raflered al fr.I-
hall on Market street al r o-o,oc,
and then marched 10 tho eorvicos
Rev. Y =. J.. Sfrider. tho rector.
had prepared a sermon tho theme o.
which was cooperation and showed
M" things that could be- achieved by
humanity with the proper COOPER.
uon Of each individual Uo used az
nis text Exodus XVII. 10 and H. $50
Joshua did a. Moses had said to him
and fought with AmaIek And vosss
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Geo. E. Johns Co.
1.-THE Quality Shop
Distinctive and Exclusive Spring Apparel
WOmen's Tailored Suits
Tailored and drc,,r models. reproduction. oft
The latest fashion, 600 wide range of materials.
S34.5O, $500, 5000 and Upwards
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES

Women s Bclted, Flare and
Tailored Suits ~ Men IS Wear
Serge, Gabardiues and fine
Cords Superior tailored
Women Costume Tailor.
Suits. exclusive models OF u.
perior materials uariIy tail
ored The ucw line Suits
Women . Drossr Silk pop.r
Suits, after Imported Model
The ncw Sherred and Gathered
-kirfs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03
CONSCIENCES OF
VARIOUS GRADES
ISCuSsED BY REV. J. A. c. FAGdIN-
GEh--AUER IN STRONG SERMON.
conscience 10 the Experience OF Man.
Kind Speaking in One Man"
Says Pastor.

'ConsciSnce' was the subject Of a
sit.onk sermon az the First Unitarian
I,inutch. by IN" minister. Rev. J. \. &.
f"Eginget -Auer. sunday morning lie
spvkr substantially a. follows.
~ heavens above ana the law with
IN Werr the things in all this universe
winch most impressed Emmanuel Kant
nat may this voice be which warns Us
" men We do wrong and encourages us
Mhsn We do right Is It God within
man one might thus call II. II by God
." not meant thar which Is infallibie and
I'Ii"ct For conscience Is not infalliblr:
- = growing thing. II II from God.
but also from man; God-made and man
made II Is not so mysterious a voice
As people would have you believe. We
know its gin.
Conscience, Is tho .Nparl.u,. NJ man,
kind speaking in one man. Mankind mas
S'hi' 10 brllyN" that certain things ar.
s"nd ana others bad. Tho individual
childhood. lie l. caught thar theft and
murder ar" bad. that generosity and
Il"uEhii uii">S Hr" good. when Dr..
EioNN up. those ethical dogmas are deem
ly rooted in him. They ar. "a part ~ bi.
very soul u he should act contrary to
ihem a. once something within him
We find FOR this reason that the con-
sciences OF various times nations and
individuals are different II consciencT
""fr God given thing handed to man
at his bi.tu. 10 would probably De-. more
uniform. since 10 d,Iends upon tn, VAR
l'uS 'Npefi,uc's ~ men and races BE- b.
NOT 81" uniform. Til. .gibai man who
kills his old relative because they ccaee
?" d. "i Naiu" iu tho trih" acts according
O" hl- cuusci"ncr. We. Doc doing the
same thing. would think that W. uer.
committing great crime our lurif.u
ancestors would think % q deadly sin
4. 81" upon IN" sabbath day a number 81
thluES which Z" every one Of us would
New Truths Change cOnseisnes.
conscience changes b-,Ius" ". keep
finding now truths. We ourselves can
D FL n. q.