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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11

II possible wish you would
como TO the County court room by
7:l6 O'Clock on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Meredith will be there and
want you to meet Mrs. Poffen-
barger.
Very sincerely,
MRS. w. H. CoNAWAY,
County Chairman.
Two Volunteers.
so far there has been but two per-
sons volunteered their services in any
capacity TO Smith Hood, county chair
man for the "V'' loan. Early IL the
week ]. u. Creighton came into Mr..
Hoods otti ecand said he wanted to
help out and yesterday A J. Cash,
secretary OF the "Y," asked II there
was anything he could do. Whether
you think you could do anything or
not, you might at least drop into Mr..
Hoods office and let him know that
If he did need you you would be glad
TO help out.
Some OF the subcommittee have al.
ready started TO work. The Publicity
committee, for instance, met yester.
day afternoon al the Trust company
building and prepared list of corpora
tons and individuals who will be ask
ed TO pay for the advertising side OF
the campaign. These people will be
called upon at once by members of the
committee which consists OF C. D. Rob-
inson, chairman; T. |. Brett, Sam r.
NuSum, Simon Goodman. Bert Leo.
pold.
County Chairman Mrs. W. H. Coma
way announced her community chair
man yesterday. The community chair.
men are:
Fairmont dispict-Pine Grove, Mrs.
e. D. CCncTay; BarTackville, Miss
Gertrude Conway; Monumental, Miss
Gertrude Conoway; Edgemont, Mrs.
Jennie Poole; Millersville. Mrs. Dale
Miller.
Grant District-Monongah, Mrs. Lee
N. Satterfield; Boothsville, Miss Nam
cy Coplta; Hutchinson, Mrs. Lee Cur
ray: Eldora Mrs. John Russell.
East Lincoln Observation-Disclosures,
Mrs. ). NJ. Hasgerty; Annabelle. Mrs.
Sadie Graham; Worthington, Miss Geo
Billingslea.
Paw Paw district-Rivesville, Mrs.
Daisy Clayton; Robinsons Run, Mrs.
Aria Musgrave; Grant Town, Mrs. J..
W. Dawson; Baxter, Mrs. j. R. Tuck
Wiler; BASKERVILLE, Mss Clara Wilson
Union district-Hammond, Mrs. Phil
lip Vangilder: Colfax, Mrs. Russell
Nichols; Bentons Ferry, Mrs. Walter
Wilt: Kingmont, Mrs. A. d. Brin:
Hopewell Miss Blanche SatterfiAld;
Grassy Run. Mrs. Sarah Vincent; Hick
mans Rrn. Mrs. James Gwynn.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11
Stop the Red Column
Will Be INDUCED in

Troop Z. Boy Scouts. has challeng-
ed Troop 4 to a game of stop the red
column" and the latter has accepted
1t and the uniquegame will be played
on Friday afternoon of next week at
4 o'clock.
Troop 4 will start FIVE blocks from
the Court house while Troop will
leave the "Y" at the same hour.
Troop 4 must reach the woods near
the Courtney residence in body,
without the others catching them, the
troopers OF Troop Z being scattered
along the way in order to intercept
them. The game takes Its name from
the fact that Troop will wear red
bands.
The troop that looses has to cook
the supper.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11
b. & O. Officials
Were in Fairmont

A party OF B. & O. railroad officials
consisting of C. w. Galloway, Bal
timore. federal manager of the B. &
o. eastern lines W. B. Galloway. Bal
,timore, passenger traffic manager:
Stanley Ennes, Baltimore general man
ager; j. M Scott. Wheeling. general su
,perintcndcnt OF the Monongah division
and T. J. Brady, superintendent Of the
|. ConnellsviNe division were in Fair
mont last night.
They went over the Helen Run and
Bingamon branches OF the Western
MARYLAND and the Annabelle. Willard
and Kilarm branches of the B. & o.
Last nigh. they later went to Grafton
from which point they left for Par.
kersburg.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11
Huntington Dentist
Heads State Society

DR.. !. K. Kali, Of Huntington, was
elected president Of the West Virginia
State Dental society yesterday to sue.
coed Dr.. G. H. Neill, OF this city, retir.
ing president. Other officers are:
Vice president, ]. w. Mahan. Charles.
ton; second vice president, w. S. Ros-
enhelm, Williamson; secretary, George
G. Howard, West Union; treasurer, D.
c. Clark, Morsantown.
The convention came to close to-
day after a three.days' successful ses.
sion. Among Fairmont dentists who
were present were Drs. Neill, w. j.
Boydston, Basel Heron. F. w. Bur-
nett, Herschel Satterfield, G. H. Metz.
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on publicity. Miss Ruth Kelley, OF
the committee, will conduct this bu
reau.
Many New Ideas.
Many new ideas are to be used In
the coming campaign TO interest peo'
pie in the bonds. 1t is felt that there
are hundreds Of persons in the county
who have not purchased in any OF the
preceding campaigns, and special ef'
fort is to be made TO sell this group
Selling to those who have purchased
in the former campaigns is expected
to be easier, since the advantage Of In
vesting money in such securities will
be known.
The woman's organization, from
which great things are expected, will
be completed today. The women OF
Marion county are determined that il
1t shall be no, fault of theirs IL West
Virginia fails to take first place in the
nation for bond sales by women.
Today and tomorrow the greatest
effort is being made on the part of the
organization to interest people in the
address to be delivered by Mrs. Livia
Simpson Poffenbarger at the court
house tomorrow evening. Mrs. Pos-
fenbarger is one of the most brilliant
speakers in the state, and 1t is greatly
desired that as many as possible hear
her.
The following letter is being mailed
from headquarters today by Mrs. Con-
away, county chairman for the wom-
en-, to all her workers of the county.
The message, however, is not for these
workers alone, but for every woman in
the county who wants the loan to be
subscribed.
have been appointed county
chairman for the Victory Liberty
Loan, and am hoping YOU will give
to me the same loyalty and sup
port that you gave to the former
chairman, Mrs. j. A. Meredith.
Mrs. Meredith was physically
unable to take the craftsmanship
this time but expects to assist me
with the work.
On Saturday evening. April 10,
1919, at 5 o'clock, Mrs. George
PofIenbarger, state chairman for
this drive, will make an address to
all workers in the County court
room in the court house. She is a
most able speaker and am sure
we will derive much profit and a
great deal OF inspiration from her.
We hope you will come and bring
as many of your co-workers as
possible.
1.-THE WOMEN OF WEST y1R-
VIVA STOOD Sd PER CAPITA
IN THE Sd LIBERTY LOAN,
TIED FOR I'D PLACE IN 4TH
LOAN, WHICH GIVES US THE
AVERAGE OF lsT PLACE IN
THE UNITED STATES.
This record must remain and 1t
lie swith each one Of US to sec
that it does. II any one person or
their community fails, 1t brings
down the record just that much.
We must not fail to put this loan
over and it cannot be done without
your help. feel that / can do
nothing without your assistance
and am relying upon you to be
one of the principal workers.
Each worker for this loan will
receive medal made from Ger.
man helmets. This is a Victory
Loan, andwe must al take part,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11

GlE out tnE ple.ule w IA .oui sluts
Tim carefully tod dotted line ! rs
t1ttre length. then dotted line 2 AID
IA On. Fold each section underneath
GcufateIy. When completed turn ~,
hNd you1l find surprising result
eGFe the pictures.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11
THE WEATHER.

rarity CLOUDY X
colder tonight. Sat.
fair.
Local Readings
F. P. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature Al
8 a. m. today IS.
Yesterday wealth
er cloudy; temper
ature maximum 81,
minimum SO: pre-
ctpitation 30. Riv-
er 14.9 feet falling.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11
saptismaI Service.

Reverend R., J. Ebert Wells, pastor
of the Diamond Street N. E. church,
will hold a baptismal service at the
church at 1880 this evening. A num-
Der Of persons are to accept the ser.
vice.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11
NEW EMERGENCY FLEET HEAD

WASHINGTON, April 1l.-comman.
der J. L. Ackerson. naval construc.
tor. detailed for duty with the Ship.
ping board. has been appointed presi.
dent fthe Emergency Fleet corpora.
ton to succeed Charles Piez. whose
resignation becomes effective May LIST.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11

row at two in the afternoon to an
swer charge of passing car on Nor
gantown avenue in an automobile.
Howard Adams and some street car
men will be present as main witnesses.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11
ARRIVES AT CHARLESTON.

ARRIVES AT CHARLESTON.
Word was received at noon today
that Joe James Hubert, OF Bethlehem,
this county, has safely arrived at
Charleston, S. c., from over seas, and
is en- route to Camp Lee, Petersburg.
Va. He is enjoying good health.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11

Loses Damage Case - At Federal
court 81 Clarksburg yesterday the case
6f 4 Bruce Jollih against the B. &
b. filfoad for damages Of $21, 900 was
|s6ided in favor OF the defendant.
I6iliig vas rim into by tie train while
hiding IN his automobile.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11
LATE WANT ADS

TOR sAt,E-Ford Roadster, good COD.
ikibD Hun less Than 900 miles.
MY go Asin s. t-ll-st-Ssso
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11

Sehesl Exhibition Saturday the
Lincoln district schools will have an
~ day exhibit Of the work being done
Tiers The exhibit will be held at
f5fn6ington. President Roster, Of the
S0fnaaly will make an address. The
public Is invited.
eeId Rainy pay = The weather
changed decidedly today and from
.oas before daylight fine rain fell
continuously. Though the tempera-
ktf6 registered IS, the dampness Of the
but 81 doors was responsible for an
uncomfortable chilliness.
DEEDS for Reeord-Deeds have been
He'd IN the county clerks office as
follows: Overall. Whitman and wife
ID William j. Miller, land in Fairmont,
s, 3, zoe; Harry Shaw, special commits.
sion2f, 10 A. B. Dudley and G. B. Col.
Inns, real estate In Grant district, 3d..
340 Eleanor ]. Monroe and husband
"a George i. Harrington, real estate on
Locust avenue, SIPS; William Ridge.
IL and wife to Lloyd Ridgely, half in
tefest In land In j. Fay Watson addi-
Hon $1,000; ]. M. Clevender and wife
10 Martha v. Kirby and w. F. Kirby,
lehd near Prickett's creek, 81 up.
Einanec Committee Meeting = An
imb6Tfsnt meeting ofthe Finance COM
HitfSs Of the Methodist Episcopal
church, south, will be held in the
church this evening, at o'clock.
Some matters Of particular interest
Mn come up, and therefore full com.
nitteesis especially desired.
choir 10 Meet -This evening, begin
Ming 1t s o'clock the choir OF the Cen
kf8f Christian church will meet at the
tatsphage for practice.
SsitaieaI patient-P. T. Fitzhough
II derwent. an operation yesterday at
c66f hospital for appendicitis. His
condition is said to be serious. His
6ti 81 Just recovering from an illness
rom influenza.
Patient at cook-Mrs. Bessie Moore,
81 sac virginia avenue. uderwent an
61etatloa ct Cook hospital this morn
yilll TAKE 1 l,ike-Ishkoodah, Troop
4 10Y Scouts, will hold hike from
iii6 N. 6. A. Saturday afternoon at
2 q, clock They will walk to Barrack.
~ and spend the evening there also
81 tipytrg scouting games. The scouts
MN cook their supper there.
Hunt Next Tuesday-Because Of the
ial weather the treasure hunt, that
"a, 70 have been held at the Y. N. C.
this Afternoon has been postponed
nltii next Tuesday afternoon at 4
NIRetss legs ereken-Howard Ham.
rick ibns 81 Harry HaGnrick. of Rives.
aIii N9S struck BY q mine motor this
S6fniie while employed IN the mine
4 Erie. and both less were broken
Re MS brought to the Fhirmont hos
H|t1l u noon. Hamrick is aged about
SNetry Tax Effeetlve--special tax
n kWelry is effective now. It being
Applied ON 4 ten per cent basis. The
c1.tDer jeweiry that sells for ten
cents has the extra cent tackled on.
t1Rtfs - "A - Raynaued-Tha trakSn
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11

6Ehool Exhibition Saturday the
Lincoln district schools will have an
d dsy exhibit Of the work being done
Tiers The exhibit will be held at
f'ffn6ineton. President Roster, Of the
Normal will make an address. The
public u invited.
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EXPORT ORDERS

continued from page one.)
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SNetry Tax Effeetlve--special tax
- k~eiry is effective now, It being
7ftIied ON = ten per cant basis. The
c1.tDHr jeweiry that sells for ten
cents has the extra cent tackled on.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11

eeld Rainy pay = The weather
chahsed decidedly today and from
IodS before daylight fine rain fell
spontaneously. Though the tempera'
tiif6 registered IS, the dampness Of the
but 81 doors was responsible for an
uncomfortable chilliness.
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GOING TO PUT

CONTINUED from page one.)
on publicity. Miss Ruth Kelley, OF
the committee, will conduct this bu-
reau.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-11

Einanec Committee Meeting = An
imp6lfant meeting Of the Finance COM
6itfss Of the Methodist Episcopal
church, south, will be held in the
church this evening, at o'clock.
some matters Of particular interest
Mn come up. and therefore full COM
nitteesis especially desired.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-05-30

tons TO fit the building with which
he had TO work, and as "a result has
AN almost ideal poultry house.
Many persons raising chickens
could have ideal hen houses by work.
ing over some old building, or per-
haps the old hen house, on the place
without very little expense. Miss Dc
Vault, Home Demonstration Agent,
and the County Agent will be glad to
assist, free Of charge, anyone who
wishes to remodel an old building or
build a new poultry house.
The County Agent culled Mrs. j. y.
Skaters flock of hens last Friday.
After culling them, Mr.. Slater and
the agent dipped the hens, kept on
the place, for lice. A solution OF
sodium flouride was used. Mr.. Slater
has an old hen house which he expects
10 remodel later, following the plan OF
the Missouri Poultry house,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-05-30
NO ACCIDENT WEEK.
Railroads Plan Unique Campaign.
"No Accident Week" The Goal

Announcement is made by Mr.. Hale
Holden, Regional Director Of the Cen
trail Western Region Of the U. s. Rail
road Administration that the Burling-
ton, in conjunction with other railroads
comprising the Central Western Regio
comprising the Central Western Re-
Week" campaign, extending from June
I'D 10 June goth.
For that week tits planned to enlist
officer and employe one and all in an
effort to show what can be done in an
intensified campaign to prevent &C.
cidents in railroad work. II Is con-
fidently expected that such q degree
Of interest will be aroused as to result
in full one hundred per cent Of the
employees entering up "No Accident
Week" with the determination not u
commit any careless act that nigh,
result in injury to themselves OF
others.
Safety First activities on the rail.
roads have removed most Of the perils
arising from dangerous conditions IL
yards, shops, etc, and now the mar
who uses his head Is not likely to gel
hurt.
This unique effort TO 20 whole
week on big railroad system without
single accident will be watched with
much interest. This much is sure
every railroad man must catch III,
spirit Of the occasion in order TO max,
II a success.
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FARM BUREAU NOTES.
W. {. Swarner County Agent.
TEST PLATS ON SCHOOL
GROUNDS,

A mart of the school ground nj Con-
solidated School No. 8, New Point,
has been set aside for experimental
and Unconstitutional work In agricul.
ture. The Farm Bureau and the
County Agent were requested BY the
school board and supcrintcndent, MIR.
SHELTON, 10 assist them in planning the
demonstrations.
Last week, Messrs. SHELTON, Botkin,
and Skunk, and the County Agent,
planted corn and soy beans on the
Mats. The following tests will be
made this year:
1. yarietal test Of corn 1four vari-
e,ies, ,"''e"' '''' Vi CUT" ''''' 'A'''
v,r;.,aI ,os, n, sov ho.ns ,,o,r
v.r;e,,sss '''' VI ''' ''""' '''"'
' ,vn,,o,,,..oa 30, ,... seaman.
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Notice of Election,

Notice is hereby given to all land
owners in the Squaw Creek Drainage
District, No. /, Holt County, and State
Of Missouri, TO meet on
TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1919,
at 2 o'clock p. M, at the Exodus school
house, in School District No. 40, in
Holt county, Missouri. in said Drain
age District, for the purpose Of elect
ing one supervisor for the term of five
years, and for such other business as
may legally come before the meeting,
Done by order Of the Board Of Sup
ervisors Of Squaw Greek Drainage Dis
trict No. l, this 2sth day Of May, 1919
JOHN s. SMITH, Chairman.
(Seal.) Attest: +. l.. TELLER,
Secretary
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-05-30
You Cannot Lose.

To have is to use, not to hoard, "He
that saveth his life shall lose IT," That
Is the reason for spending yourself
the fact that you cannot lose what
you really have; the fact that spirit
uai quantities are real quantities; tina,
the best In us Is better and stronger
than the worst. II We believe In III
that, to the eye Of faith, Satan--llkt
iightning--is forever falling from the
heaven OF things that endure.-w. II
Blake.
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-Found-Small boys coat. Sentinel.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-05-30
Highland Items.

C. Danforth and +. Schaub, Of
Sc. Joseph, spent few days at the
Highland Fruit Farm, this week.
ID. T.. Benton and family and Mrs.
u. G. Benton spent Sunday with Al
Elder and family Of Forbes.
Those who spent Sunday ut the
and family. Ray Hineman and wife
and Mr.. Mccoy and son Glen.
Mrs. Earl Benton and Mrs. X. C.
Benton and Ruth spent Monday after
noon with Mrs. l.. X. Cunningham and
son Lcmucl.
Mrs. II. c. Benton. Mrs D. L,
Benton and Ruth and Mrs. II. S. Han
na and Alice, spent Thursday Of last
week with Mr. Andrew Fryman.
The Highland Ladies Club met
at the home Of Mrs. John Foster. The
thimblc party was success. Those
who were present were: Mcsdames
Earl Benton, u. c. Benton. l.. Il. Gun.
bingham, Joseph Stansbury, Elmer
Godfrey, II. S. Hanna and George
Taylor. Misses Cora DEFAULT, Glen.
ia Wciman, Alma Bradley and Alice
Hanna, and the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Grimes enter.
tanned for their little daughter, Irene,
Tuesday afternoon the occasion being
her seventh birthday. Those prescn,
were: Misses Pearl Noble. Ruth Ben.
ton, Iva Schhnk, 0rpha Schank and
Alice Hanna; Messrs Lemucl Gun,
bingham, Walter Tciman and Bran
ma Schank. A delicious luncheon was
served and all returned to their home,
ut u late hour.
BETTY BLUE, JR.
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ADDITIONAL FOREST CITY
NEWS,

Thomas pilkington and family, Of
Kimscy district, spent the day, Sun
day, with his folks, Mr.. and Mrs. Ike
Pilkington. in Burr Oak district.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dencen returned
to her home Monday evening in Quit.
man, Mo. after attending the funeral
of her daughter, Mrs. John Lovelady.
Miss Sybi Tibbels. Of Mound
City, came down Monday morning and
spent the day at the Il. W. Fawks
home.
Mrs. Brada Spcs was a St. Jo-
scph visitor. Monday.
John France, Jr., and family spent
Monday in St. Joseph.
Miss Pearl Default held a closing
meeting at the Red Cross room, last
Tuesday afternoon, May 20.
--Supt. Warren II. Brett will teach
commercial subjects and a class or
two in history in the Maryvillc state
Teachers college this summer. Miss
Elizabeth Bcclcr gnd Miss Jessie Boyd
who have been reelected for the 1th
and sth grades, and Sd and 18th grades,
respectively. went TO Maryvillc, Tues
day morning TO enroll in the Teachers
college for the summer. Miss Kate
lIrodbeck, who has been employed for
the 18th and 9th grades, is attending
school at Quincy, ILL.,, this summer
There are two vacancies TO be filled
in the faculty OF the school for next
fall. The board Of education IL look
ing for an English and Latin teacher
for the high school and a trained pri-
mary teacher for the LIST and 2nd
grades.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-05-30

Hold fast to the Bible. 1t Is the
sheet.anchor of your liberties; write
its precepts on your hearts, and prac-
tics them In your lives. To the In
fiuence of this book We are indebted
for the progress made In civilization.
and to this we must look as our guide
In the future.--U. 8. Grant.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-05-30

Money to Lend on Farms-Bor-
rover has option to pay part or all Of
principal at any time. Most liberal
terms ever afforded. Call, write or
phone to US. Costs you nothing; saves
you money.
THE SISSON LOAN & TITLE co.
Offices over Nodaway Valley Bank.
Maryville. Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-05-30
LESSON FOR MAY rs.
REPENTANCE.

LESSON rExTs-Jonah s.i-io: Luke u:
1t: Acts asa, @
GOLDEN TExT-Repent ye. and be-
ileve the Gospel-Mark lis.
ADDITIONAL MATERtAts-rNiah i:io.
D.. Luke 3.i-ii. Acts 10. 81. Cor. 7's-ii'
2 Peter 80
PRIMARY ToPic-ood's willingness to
Forgive.
JUNIOR ToPrc-The Peopl. of Nine
iNTERaEDiATE ToPic = Turning
From Sin 10 God.
SENIOR AND ADULT Topfc-Ths
Nature and Fruit Of Repentance.
I. The Repentance Of the People OF
Nineveh 8:i.l0).
The following steps nre noted In
their conversion:
I. Hearing the word Of the Lord
wv 1.I).
The Lord commanded Jonah IN go TO
Nlncvch. n great aud wicked city. and
there preach the preaching thnt he
bnde him. Jonnh's runaway expert.
encc tscc chapters I, - was such that
he wns willing 10 obey God. His
chastlsemcnt was severe. but by Gods
grnce he was now ready 10 execute the
commission, "JOnnh arose and went
unto Nlnevch according Ia the word
of the Lord" ". ~. So great was the
city Of Nincvch that II required three
lnys 10 compass II F: that Il. To- visit Its
very crntcrs NJ activity. Jonah. com.
Ing from Palestine. doubtless entered
the city from the south. and during
an entire dry going from center 10 cen.
ter cried. "iet forty days and Nlneyeh
shall be- oycrthrown" ". ~, Since
the kings palace seems 20 have been
IN the south part ~ the city Jonnh's
message som found It's way 10 him. II
every preacher would preach what God
bids him there would he more cities
turning 10 God.
.. Believing God ". -.
They not only believed God would
visit judgment upon them. hut believed
IN God. and put their trust In him for
mercy ani salvation,
q Rcpcnird wv. 5.D).
Their pcnlirnco was shown In ~
proclnmng n fnst and putting on snck.
cloth wv. ~. These marks ~ hu.
initiation were shown by all. from the
king on his ihron. to the most humble
man. ca Cried nightly to God ".
~. In the midst ~ their humiliation
they cried with Intensity 10 God. (O
Turned from their evil ways ". ~.
The innl test Of pcnltcnce In turning
from sin; II Ii hating sin badly enough
90 quit Il.
4. Accepted by God ". 1O). when
the Nincyilrs turned from their evils
God refrnlncd from executing doom
upon them. II nyerted Judgment. God
Is Interchangeable. Hts holy nature Is
unniternbly opposed TO sin. when men
repent from their sins his wrath l.
turned aside. This ~ what Is meant
by God rcpcntlng,
u. The Necessity Of Repentance
u.ukc l3;i.5D.
Repentance IL necessary on the part
OF all. since nil nre sinners, '"rhe
wages ~ sin N death" Uiom. 0:23).
while God IL unalterahly opposed IA
sin he Is infinitely gracious His holy
nature compcls him 10 cause Judgment
90 full upon those who will not turn
from their sins 10 serve him. Re
pcntnncc II not merely matter OF
privilege. hut Of absolute necessity II
one would escape the wrath OF God
Repentance IL the only door Of escap,
from pcrdlti0n, II Is not u question ri
how great sinner one II TINT de
tcrmines the need for repentance, sine,
...I la.l .ksll NIAr tho.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1919-05-30

Kodak Films at Phillips Drug
Store.
-Found-Small boys coat. Sentinel.