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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
brow and his limbs were trembling like
an asnen Leaf with the a1ie

IN aspen Iea1 Win the ARue.
Great Scott" he nuttcred, as hic
teeth twimblcd. Great Caesar! Great
grief. Great snakes"
AMI he palsied from his bed and
buried his head in the water pitcher.
For he had dreamed that q, law had
been passed prohibiting congrescmen
from storing liquor in their cellars.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-15
R~OSEDALE, KANSAS.

We are urging that everyone will
take advantage of the night school
which is being held at Attacks school
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
ings of each week. There are no
charges and everything is absolutely
free. There never was a time that all
of u people should attend school
more than now and we hope that no
one will overlook this splendid oppor-
tunity . . Little Iva Perkins died at
the residence of her parents Wednes-
day. Besides her parents she is sur
vived by a sister and a large number
of relatives 80. Mrs. Mary Williams,
the mother of Mrs. Hayes Long is i'll
THE Quarterly Meeting of Bethel
A. NJ. E. Church which was to be
postponed from last Sunday will be
held Sunday afternoon Nov. 16....
Mrs. Ethel Lock entertained a large
number of small guests in honor of
her little daughter, Dorothy's fifth
birthday anniversary Saturday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. Orlando
Henderson, who assisted her in enter
tanning the little folks. ... Games and
music were INDUCED in and many
beautiful and useful presents were re.
ceived by the little hostess.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-15

every claim of the law and bought our
Liberty.
Is. AS Christians, where shall we
go to obtain the rules for which we
must be guided?
10. Shall we go to the Moonlight of
the Jewish Law?
20. Shall we go to the Starlight Of
the Patriarchal age? | answer no.
1. But we must go to the Sunlight
of the Gospel.
Q. The Seventh Day man is shy of
the Gospel, he prefers covering him
self with shadows and types and cere-
monies, and grounds his hopes upnon
the Seventh Day.
8. No where in all the New Tesla.
ment is there any Commandment to
keep the Seventh day, and 1 defy
them to read our Scripture. Every
time they find mention of it, it shows
the custo moi the people of that day.
4. In Gods moral law of the Com
mandments, he has something to an
swer every sin of the Nine Command
ments except with the fourth. He
charges us. esteem not one day above
the other.
l. Let us see, and arrange side by
side, THE Ten Commandments if the
Old Testament" and the Gospel of the
New Testament.
1. In the Old Testamnt. Read Elk.
20:S. In the New Testament, see Act
1915. (2) In the Old Testament.
Elk. 2O:4. 5. n. T. John 5:21. (3) o
T. Elk. 20:7. In n. r. James SIP.
t4) o. T. Read 2O:7. In the New
Testament, there is nothing said at
all about keeping the Seventh day.
60 o. T. Ex. 2O:12. N. T. Eph. 6:1.
(6) o. T. Elk. 2O:13. y. T. Rome 1879
ca o. T. FIX. 20:14. n. T. Cor. SO,
10. (S) o. T. Elk 2O:15. n. T. Eph,
4:2S. 90 o. T. Elk. 20:1G. N. T. Col.
$40. (1O) Elk. 2O:17. n. T. Eph. $50.
5. Strange to say. the duty to keep
the Seventh day is not once mention.
ed in the whole New Testament
There is not one single Command
from Christ, or any of his Apostles to
keep that day. Is this silence merely
an accident? I answer no.
6. Paul. in all his Fourteen Epis-
ties never names the Sabbath but
once, and that only to show it's aboli.
ton. Read Col. PIG.
The Seventh day was left out of
the New Testament on purpose, evi.
IDENTIFY the same as the Pentecost,
Passover, new moons, Sacrifices and
the like.
I. Our Advent Brethren are more
than 1000 years behind in their The.
ology, and if they would allow them
selves to be open to conviction, they
would become wise unto Salvation.
8. This age is too enlikhtened, for
our Adventist proclaimers to have the
bold e%r-fron-tery to face this genera.
ton with a lot of Types, Ceremonies
and Shadows of things to come, when
Jesus has actually died and paid the
Gebt.
8. Long ago. the old account was
settled on Calvary, Jesus said, 1T is
Finished. Heaven shouted for poy,
Earth tottered and fell into teh arms
CT Salvation, and He'll was shaken to
Captivity. With the powers of Dark
ness Chained TO his chariot wheels,
the keys of death at his side, our con
quering king, led captivity captive,
declaring" all power is in my hands,
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-15

I can destroy, l can defend.
10. Christs is the head of hi
church, the only law-giver in Zion,
and the gates of hell cannot prevail
against him.
IL. John the beloved" in his A.
poc-a-alyp-tlc vision of Christ said; he
was the Alpha and Omega, he meant
to tell us that Christ is every thing
that we can spell out of the Greek
Alphabet, from the first letter to the
last.
IL. He is the all in all, the Rock
for every Foundation, the Acme of all
Climaxes, the P%eroration of all splen.
did language, the most exquisite ming.
ling of lights and shades in all paint
ings.
IS. Since he is the chiefest of ten
thousand, and altogether lovely, the
shelter in every storm, my Saviour,
my Redeemer, your Lord, and my God,
[ will hear him, while ever clinging to
the Cross, l will keep my trust in
Him, because he said, l am with you
all the way, even unto the end of the
world.
II. We are the Sheep of his pas
ture, and the sheep of the Master
must be saved, not because of his OBJ
serving a day, but because of his
trust in Jesus. Thank God for a Cos
pei of rec Grace. a Gospel of Assur-
ance, A Gospel of. a Crucified and
R~esurrected Christ, that will hold us
fast when the storms are raging.
When the winds of doubt, unbelief
skepticism and false doctrines sweep
down upon us.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-15

Sunday Service at HOO A. NJ. and
500 p. M.
The Gospel Ship is the only ship
that can sail and make the stream
of Salvation. Come and worship with
us. Our church is located at 4th and
Virginia Avenue. We assure you of
a hearty welcome and interesting SER
vices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18

the worst keystone guardian in the
big leagues. The addition Of Larry
Gardner to the Indiana infeld prob
ably has done more 10 put strength
into the club than any single thing
sinces last year. The veteran third
baseman was sent TO Philadelphia
by Boston some time ago. branded
as a has-been after he had done
noble work with the Red Sox during
the years they won pennants. He
didn't fret about il. but went ahead
with his work and was sent to Cleve-
land shortly afterward in a trade
for Robby Roth. His record since
joining the indians speaks for itself.
His hitting IS only slightly below the
fine average he generally had while
with Boston.
Manager Foil always has been a
good judge of pitching talent. The
main trouble with Fohl's pitchers
has been that they didn't last. Sew
eral phenoms have been uncovered
for the Indians in late years. only TO
bloom and then quickly fade.
In Sandy Uhle. youngster picked
off n Cleveland lots. Fob seems to
have shared a conner. Phillips. an
other rookie from the Southern as
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
Don't Experiment with Catarrh;
It Often Leads to Serious Trouble

finally reaches down into the lungs.
and everyone recognizes the alarm
ing condition that results when the
lungs are affected. Thus Catarrh may
be the f%orerunner OF that most
dreaded and hopeless of all diseases.
consumption.
No local treatment affords per
manent relief Experience has
taught that s. s. S. is the one rem
edy which attacks he disease al
its source, the blood. and produces
satisfactory results in even the
worst cases. Catarrh sufferers are
urged 90 give :. s. s q thorough
trial IL is sold by all druggists. You
are invited 10 write 10 the Medical
Department for expert advice as 20
how 10 treat your own case Address
swift Specific Co. 254 Swift Labor
atory. Atlanta. Ca. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
CLEVELAND TEAM
MAY WIN REMNANT
If Indian Pitchers Come
Through, Lee Foil Has a
Winning Bunch.

NEW YORK. June 10. - The
Cleveland Indians are potential pen
nant winners. Given decent pitch
ing the team will blast its way to the
top OF the American league but
saddest story Of the year-the In
dams are unfortunately inflicted
with pitchers who are only fair.
Cleveland ans picked their team
early in the year TO win the Ameri-
can league championship and de-
cided 10 let II go at that. So far the
Indians haven't set the circuit afire.
but they are dangerously close 10
the top and playing good baseball
Attendance at the Cleveland park
Is exceeding the most optimistic
ream OF Jim Dunn. Pre-war
crowds are fading into inslgnifcance.
The team has fortunately met with
very fair weather in most OF its
home games and has been able 70
play considerable OF its schedule. no
mean asset az this stage OF baseball.
Chapman Good.
In Ray Chapman. Lee Foil. mana
ger Of the Indians. has one Of base
baTTs greatest shOrtstOps and Bill
WambsgansS. working alongside
Chappie at second base. IS far from
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18

leazue-the men who hold the high
Offices OF state change frequently
and hence the representatives in the
council and assembly are not likely
70 remain long enough 20 be thor
oughly familiar with the details OF
previous transactions. but must de-
pend for much Information upon the
secretariat
In order. therefore. 20 render ef-
hcient service the secretary general
and his subOrdinates should be per-
manent. fully conversant with the
history and condition OF information
al relations but not themselves po-
iiticaI persons Their duty is 20
serve the league. not 20 direct IL; and
Ia view OF the large influence that
any permanent expert, with the de-
rails OF a matter at his fingers ends
IAN exert over a changing body Of
political superiors. IL is Of the utmost
importance that the secretariat
should b as free from bias and from
political motives as possible; so that
their object may be the success Of
the league as an institution. not the
special interest OF any particular
member. II rightly administered
the secretariat -lay well become one
OF the most important and beneficial
organs OF the league.
Geneva Ideal Seat
Article VII needs little comment.
Il confers upon the delegates TO the
council n assembly. 10 their com
missions, 10 the secretaries and to
the buildings they occupy. the free
dom from interference by local laws
and local officials conferred by uni
versal custom upon ambassadors
and embassies in foreign lands. IN
order 10 ensure for the league COM
plete independence from influence
and pressure by any great nation,
and still more from any suspicion OF
such influence. II was wise 10 place
the seat OF the league IN a small and
additionally neutral country. No
better place could have been select
81 than Geneva.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18

conveyed the thanks of this body for
its editorial on the passing of the
War Chest in which statement there
given a fair and accurate pre-
s%entation of the issue and a timely
championship OF the principles OF de-
mocracy in our city"
Very truly yours.
John, l. Imhof.
Sec'y Ministerial Assn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
The Public Pulse

Communications for this column
may be signed anonymously but must
be accompanied by the name OF the
writer to insure good faith. No re
expressed will be assumed. Honest
discussion Of public questions lie In
vited, but with the right reserved to
eliminate vicious and Objectionable
matter. The column is free. But, be
reasonable.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
You VIII Never BE Cured by Local
Treacment With Sprays.

Cstarrh Is "A condition OF the blood
and car not be cured by local ap-
plications OF sprays and douches:
this has been proven by the thous-
Rnds who have vainly resOrted 10
this method OF treatment.
CRtarrh should not be neglected
or experimental with. The wrong
treatment IS valuable time lost, dur
ing which the disease is getting a
hrmer hold upon its victim. and
making II more difficult for even the
proper treatment 10 accomplish re-
suits.
Though Caarrh makes It's first ap-
pearance In the nostrils. throat and
air passages, the disease becomes
more and more aggravated and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18

THE fact hat gasoline prices are
low constitutes the achievement
of an ideal on the part of the
Standard Oil Company. There are
several contributing factors.
The ingenuity of the automobile n
gineerS in producing cars at moder-
ate prices and the efficiency of the
Standard Oil Company IN producing
gasoline in sufficient quantities to
supply the demand have placed both
in the light of staples.
The demand for gasoline is steady
the supply is steady-thus enabling
the Company to utilize It's equip
ment to a maximum capacity which
in turn keeps down the costs and
therefore selling prices.
The Standard Oil Company through
long years of experience IS able to
rescue and utilize, all of those fTac~
tons which go to make gasoline, and
to utilize all by-products for com
moditieS of universal use.
This plays an important part in
keeping down manufacturing costs
on the basic FREDERICKSBURG.
The Standard Oil Company indiana
furthermore S~teadfaStly adhereS to a
fixed policy of supplying first. the
patrons of the eleven states it serves.
Thus at all times IS there an ample
supply for every five gallon buyer
and every five thousand gallon buyer
with no embarrassing demands from
outside to drain the supply and force
an increase in price.
1t is by this husbandry that the
Company is able to keep down the
price of gasoline that you may run
your car for the enjoyment of your
family OF the furtherance ofyourb usi-
ness without great expense for fuel.
You may notknoW that gasoline sells
In this market for about one-half OF
one-third the pnce charged In Europe
vcnuudcTD0rma pTe-waTc conditions.
Standard Oil Company
indiana
go So. Nichiass Avenue CHICAGO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18

ISOLATION, has won his spurs. These
two, added to Guy Morton's mn
back. have saved Foil a lot Of ex-
planning and may yet form the nue.
leus of a winning bunch of hurlers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
TENT OF
Arts. v. VI and VII
UNDER CONSIDERATION

Article 5. Except where otherwise
expressly provided Ia this covenant
decision as at any meeting Of thel
assembly or Of the council shall rel
quire the agreement Of all the mem
bers OF the league represented at thel
meeting.
All matters Of procedure at meet
ing OF the assembly or o. the count
cll, the appointment Of cOmmitteesl
10 Investigate particular matters.I
shall be regulated by the assembly
OF by the council and may be del
cided by a majority OF the membersl
or the league represented nc thel
meeting.
The first meeting OF the assembly,
and the first meeting az the council
shall be summoned By the PRESIDENT
OF the United States OF America.
tIhe first paragraph, requiring
unanimous agreement In both as
sem1ly and council except where
otherwise provided, Is new The
other two paragraphs originally
we're included IN Article ~
Article 8. The permanent secre
tariat shall be established az the seat
of the league. The secretarfat shall
comprise a secretariat general and
such secretaries and staff as may be.
required.
4 nE AAAHL EfiNFAaAN EFnfIAA EAtlAI
be the person named IN the anneX
thereafter the secretary general shall
be appointed by the council with the.
approval OF the majority OF the as
sembly.
The secretaries and the staff OF
the secretariat shall be appointed by.
the secretary general with the ap-|
prevail OF the council.
The secretary general shall act in.
that capacity az all meetings Of the
assembly and Of the council.
The expenses Of the seCretarlat
shall be borne by the members of the
league in accordance with the appor-
ti0nment OF the expenses OF the Inter
national bureau of the Universal
Postal union.
(This replaces the original Ar
ticle .. In the original the ap-
pOintment OF first secretary gem
eral WAS left 20 the council and
approval Of the majority Of the
assembly WAS not required FOR
subsequent appointments
Article :. The seat Of the league
Is established at Geneva.
The council may az any time decide
that the seat OF the league shall be.
established elsewhere.
All positions under or I'm connection.
with the league, including the secre-
tariat- shall be open equally TO men.
and women.
Representatives Of the members Of
the league and officials cf the league
when engaged on the business of the
league shall enjoy diplomatic priv
ileges and immuuities.
The buildings and other property.
occupied by the league or It's Off
cials or by representatives attending
its meetings shall be inviolable.
IImhonVfnw nnrfG of fha old
Articles , and 6. this article
names Geneva instead OF leaving
the seat Of the league &c he chosen
later and adds the provision for
changing the seat I'm the future.
The paragraph opening positions
20 women equally with men Is
new
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-18
APPROVE OUR STAND ON WAR
CHEST"

Editor News-Times:
Concerning your editorial in last
Sundays issue Of the News-Times.
the Ministerial association without a
dissenting vote adopted the following
motion-"That the News-Times be
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-08-14

your clearing house
Articles OF incorporation were filed
and a charter applied for this week
by the Ontario Home Builders. The
incorporators being: A. l.. Cock,
rum, w, +. Homan. II, l.. Peterson
and +. c. Van Petten. The company
Is now In position TO pass upon
applications for the erection OF homes
and ready to receive applications for
stock, The par value OF the shares
being $4,000. so per cent payable
upon application. For further In
formation get In touch with the Com
merc'al club Secretary
l.. Hirsch has associated himself
with Hersehel Brown in the Cleaning
and Pressing business. Elaborate
machinery has been ordered from
New York, Chicago and Kansas City.
which will include a rug cleaning
machine, Hoffman steam press and
modern gasol,ne extractor, These
parties expect 10 have machinery In
stalled by September 10. and we are
told. this will be the largest and best
equipped pressary within radius
of sixty miles.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-08-14
Fair Board Activities
by ~. LESLIE BODY

A delegation of business men
headed by A. l.. Cockrum and h,
Fraser. visited Jameson and Brogal
last Sunday in the interest of the Fat
end we're successful in interesting
the fruit growers In that district II
lining mp community displays ant
live stock They we're assured o
earnest support by the fruit growers
in that district, and from appearance
a good variety and large displays o.
fruits will be shown.
The Tru-Blu Biscuit company o
Spokane. has offered as special prem
iums / $500 package of Krauso',
Gloriana Chocolates and Sl.OO Tin
Tru-Blu sodas. These will be award
cd to the women's departments.
We can definitely announce that
barring accidents to the plot or ma.
chine. a flyer will be In attendance
at the Fair A contract has been
completed between the Fair Board
and the Idaho Aeroplane Motor COM
pany. and a cash bond put up by them
assuring the Fair patrons Of exhibit
tion Nights. Warren Bruce. the pilot.
spent eighteen months overseas with
the 2Sth Aero Pursuit Squadron and
fifteen months in actual war flying
lie Is an American Ace and has four
Hun planes to his credit. Warren
Bruce tells us he will pull on" every
stunt known In the dying game and
will also take up passengers at n
normal charge.
The payctte Creamery company.
In conjunction with the DeLaynl Sep
arator company. have reserved space
at the grounds for n big exhibit OF
dairy and farm machinery.
President H. II. Tunny has again
been very active. during the past
week. IN lining up stock exhibits.
Elton webb OF Fruitland. well known
throughout the district for his thoro-
bred cattle. has arranged to have a
Of pure bred short horns on
display
In explanation OF departments X.
l., NJ, NO. and Il OF the premium list
Whilot he different kinds were not
two prizes will be offor-
ed for each variety In each class;
for example; Glass 23O-Canned
fruit a first and second prize will
be offered Tor each kind OF canned
fruS, whether apples, pears. plums.
prunes. peaches, cherries, apricots or
berries The same applies TO Depart
ncnt Il. Glass sos II a number OF
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-08-14

different cut flowers were mentioned
1t is very possible the pet variety yol
had fostered during the season, in
tent upon capturing the prize, would
have been omitted. Therefore, nc
particular flower was listed, but al
kinds will be judged in their respect
i've classes. There will be two prizes
offered for the best one vase exhibit
Of roses, dahlias, asters, etc If this
isn't clear, you have only to make
inquiry from the Secretary, and II
class has not been provided for tho
article you have prepared, no matter
IN what department, we want your
exhibit and a premium will be ar
ranged. II is only by having the
hearty support of the entire commu-
nifty that this Fair can be made "The
Best Yet" and from indications,
which are most encouraging, II will
surpass any Fair held previously.
The date of the Fair Is drawing
very close. and In order to give the
proper air Of festivity, II Is essential
that each business house and resi-
dence be suitably decorated with the
Fair colors; namely: blue and white.
Don't forget to order your bunting
early. and have a good supply Of
flags.
Ontario Is going TO be taxed to its
utmost capacity In providing accom-
modations for our Fair visitors. and
IN order that there may be no hitch
at the last moment. kindly list with
the Secretary. without delay. the
number OF rooms you will have va
cant for Fair week.
The purses offered this year seem
to attract universal attention. The
Of entries for both running
and trottlng horses Is very crafty
Ing and assures the sport program
being exceptionally good and Inter
asting. Davis OF Boise has promised
his string OF running horses. Me-
Iillop and Hutchinson have also de-
'ided to have a good string OF trot-
.ers and PAGERS,
Five automobiles crowded to the
guards with Ontario business and pro-
'essional men paid a iiying visit to
Vale Tuesday The party arrived in
line for the Chamber OF Commerce
luncheon and took advantage OF the
OF boosting the Fair.
The next trip will be 10 B.g Bend |
md community. Everybody II well
'ome TO come along.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-08-14
ONLY BOILING POINT TEST CAN
TELL TRUE VALUE OF
GASOLINE

The old gravity test for gasoline
really tells nothing Of its efficiency
because gasoline OF the same gravity
may diner greatly in boiling points
and boiling points are the only true
measure OF gasoline value. By mix
Ing two gasolines OF high gravity and
low gravity. a combination can be OBJ
tanned which will meet whatever
gravity test is desired, but such fuel
would not work efficiently in an auto
mobile engine.
When, however, the boiling point
test is used, the refined can be sure
of maintaining the quality of his
product and the motorist can be sure
of uniform gasoline. Every gaso-
line, for good service, must possess
a gradually rising series of boiling
points. Low boiling points are alb
solutely essential for starting but are
useless for high power High boil
ing points give power, but no motor
would start II only the high boiling
points were used. The full chain of
boiling points must be presented,
Only straight distilled gasoline
has the necessary boiling points
Red Crown is a well-known gasoline
which possesses the full and cont,n-
uous chain necessary for easy start
ing and full power.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-08-14
COMMERCIAL cum ACTIVITIES

There has been a steady now OF
mon seeking work during the past
week, In order to place them with as
little delay as possible would ap-
preciato Il II the farmers and ranchers
desiring help would list their require
ments with my o1ice. Make this
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1919-08-14

Mrs. Joe Booze left Wednesday
evening for Butte, Montana, where
she will visit for a month.