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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
MRS. GEORGE N. NUCkOIlTS
PASSES AWAY IN WEST VA.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Bickers have
1eturned from Anderson w Va,
where they were summoned last Sat
Mfdny on account of the death of
MrA Bickers' oldest sister. Mrs
George w. Nuckolis, and mother of
Hackett Nuckolls of the Owens and
Minor Drug company, of Richmond.
The deceased and her husband were
natives of Louisa county. Mrs Muck
els being the daughter OF the late
samuel +. Hackett and Clarisa Wool
Aoik Hackett, Of that county. The
funeral services were attended by
urge number Of sorrowing relatives
md friends
Rev. DIR. Ballingee conducted the
services and his tribute to the beauti-
1ul Christian character OF the de-
EeA0ed was very tender and eloquent.
&af. and Mrs. Nuckoiis had been mar.
ried fifty-fou years. The surviving
Shudren are James ". of Charleston,
~. Va; Leo r.. OF Danbury Nebras-
N: Hunter, of Omaha, Nebraska,
Nrk Clara Coup. OF Anderson. w. Va;
ia sHackett Nuckolls, OF Richmond.
There are twelve grandchildren and
one great grand-chnd. The remains
Of Mrs. Nuckoiis were taken to
Gn.rlesfon, w. Va, and inferred in
0Rr1ng Hill cemetery by the side of
Aer sleeping daughter, Mrs. Lutte
DNymore Hubbard. who preceded her
mother to the Glory Land one year.
ME- Nuckoils was a devoted Meth
Oqist and her genial, sunny DISPOSE
a0n attracted to her a large circle of
A51ndA Her pastor well said ..she In
not dead hut alive forever" and the
ffAGrance OF her life will be abiding.
This rs the second sister of Mrs.
M. Rickers, OF this city. to be
claimed by death within a period of
sagnt months, and during which
period her daughter Blanche fMrs.
y. r. James) also passed away.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
pIlcts DaIeHT[I
FOR sUFFs IN DEL.

D0ver. D<l., Mxfch ss.---Five hours @!
Afofy and argument for and against
gUsAan suffrage found the attitude II
- Delaware state Legislature virtually
1AcAAagrd tonight. The situation In
~ senate remains favorable to ratio
s11Inn and q vote may be taken In that
Aoass tomorrow; in the lower branch
~ su1ragists are sslit three votes
Skcxk and no vote win be taken until
bext week.
The debate between promi nent
xpeAkers on both sides of the suffrage
tmestion occupied the entire time OF
tine iegislat are in Joint session today
Suffrage yellow and anti-red damned
svery available accommodation in De-
yer, packing the state Capitol and the
aeastOn room of the house with an almost
sMpenetrxble crowd OF vitality earnest
man and women. The demonstration 81
6o&A SIDES was Inspiring the speeches
Osfe eloquent. bat IL was generally adj
snStted tonfUAk tsat neither had changed
: single vote. j was another day OF
delay, however aMd continued delay
means ultimate suffrage victory.
81 General 7. Coli man Dupont. Repub-
neMn national committeeman from Del
aware. actively entered the fight on the
x4As Of suffrage thus afternoon With
he news suffrage stock went up and
i new air OF confidence became evident
in the ranks Of those working to make
Delaware the thirty sixth and final
state to ratify the nineteenth amend
went.
Il An effort TO have the Democratic
state committee reeind its indorse-
Haent OF the suffrage amendment and
srls-s ssss.r liar s.
4 failure. Three anti-rhembers of
fhe committee petitioned Democratic
State Chairman Isaacs TO call 1t into
eeMEtor. Under the rules he wa.
forced to accede to the petition. For
ore hour the committeeman wran-
eied over the question at the Hotel
Richardson and then voted over
Wheimingiy to stand on it's former
Acfion urging Democratic support of
the measure.
IS While the action of the Democratic
Fornmiftee was distinee suffrage
victory, not even the sunraeists be-
3Deve II will have any effect upon the
Democratic minority In the legisla-
lure, which. with one exception Is
Arrayed on the Red Rose side of the
huestion.
The ants also were unsuccessful in
N attempt to get United States Sem
NOR Wolcott. Democrat Of Delaware.
10 speak in their behalf before the
legislature.
Miss Charlotte Rowe, the lobbyist
Nf the national association opposed
y women suffrage. the main speaker
mr. the anti-cause today, deliberately
shaS1ed that Mrs. Chapman Gait had
been q pacif1st during the war and
Through interference typified her as a
radical. The suffragists replied
4lnntiy that Miss Rowe liz an ''un-
@crupuIous liar and knew when she
made her statement that Mrs. Gait
was a leader In the woman's coun-
ell OF National Defense during the
var,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
HOMER FERGUSON At
WILLIAM AND MARY

{ Il Il u
williamsburg. Va. March 25.--Homer
l.. Ferguson, OF NEWPORT News, va.
president of the United States chamber
OF commerce. and the Newport News
Saipbuiiding and Drydock company.
Will address the students OF william
and Macy college at college hour ON
Monday, March ~
Sunday afternoon vesper seryfces
Will be held in the college chapel. and
w. 8. Copeland. editor Of the Dairy
Press and Tfmes-Herald. Newport
News, Va, will be the speaker. fav-
ing for his subject. s"The Making OF
a Life"
Both OF the speakers are actively as :
sociated with the college, being mem-
bers of the William and Mary exten-
sion school advisory committee in
Newport News.
One OF the William and Mary college
extension night schools is located in
Newport News. II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
PETERSBURG

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
| Petersburg, Va. March 25-Percy II.
Baxter, aged thirty-nine and son Of
Mrs. Eva Baxter, of 211 Adams street.
committed suicide last night about S
O'Clock by slashing his throat with a
razor. The act was committed on the
sidewalk in Center Hill, near the
Franklin street exit from the grounds.
The death of the man occurred al
most instantly. and DR.. f. w. McGill,
lcity coroner, deemed an inquest un-
necessary. He had been suffering for
some years from i'll health, and had
been unable to work since December
He suffered from a severe affection of
one knee, for which he could obtain no
relief. His mother and sister, Miss Lot
tie. became PROSTATE by the news of
1.-THE rash act.
Mr.. Baxter is survived by his mother
and two sisters Miss Lottie and Mrs
Nora Schaefer. of Williamsburg. Pa.
Ernest J, Baker, aged eleven years.
and son of Mrs, Virginia A. Baker, of
Swift Creek. Chesterfield county, died
yesterday afternoon He is survived
by his mother one sister, and one
brother. The funeral took place shis
Afternoon from the Woodlawn Baptist
church, Rev. K. l., Matthews officiating
and interment was made in the church
cemetery.
Quite a number of reeivals are go
ing on in the churches of Petersburg
at present. Rev. J. Arthur Winn. of
suffolk, is assisting his brother. Rev.
j. Il. Winn, in series of meetings at
the Washington Street M thodist
church. Rev w. O. Oliver, pastor of
Memorial Methodist church, is conduct.
ing his own evangelistic services at
this church. A series of meetings are
also attracting attention at Market
Street Methodst church and Tabb-
Street Presbyterian church.
Osborne Archer and Eugene Griey
white youths Of Ettrick were arrested
early this morning on the charge OF
breaking into and robbing a Norfolk
and Western freight car of more than
800 pounds of sugar. They had their
cases contlpued untll tomorrow morn
ing.
When questioned In police court this
the men claimed that the car
door psas .oyfns .yvfen~, they taak !. the
sugar, and that they did not break .na
seal on the car, They were caught
about o'clock this morning in the
act OF carrying off the stolen sugar.
Mrs Jennie G. Nelson, widow OF the
late Richard ". Nelson. died at tha
sAts@ b&G HAN Af offhfn +ySsfarsiHy HiiS III
survived by her father. J. n. Fosta: ono |
son. three brothers, and pne sister. Her
funeral u al tAlxs piAcs "A xftdA 49, |
zen 1xeas s.se H. aa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
SCOUT
COUNCIL ADJOURNS

The national council OF the Boy
scouts of America will adjourn in
New York today after a. three day
meeting in celebration of the tenth an
nlversary of the scout organization in
the United States. The meeting will
be addressed by many prominent
men. among them General Leonard
Wood and probably Senator Carter
Glass. There are AIS members In the
council a representative for each
local council. John Stewart BRYAN.
president of the local organization
and n member of the national nomi-
nations committee represents Rich
mond
Upon the conclusion of the meeting
boy scout rally will be held
in which about 10000 are expected
to participate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
BISHOP DARsT TO PREACH
CLOSING SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S

Rt. Rev. Thomas c. Darst, u. D..
bishop of East Carolina, Will deliver
the address at the final service of
the midday Lenten meetings at st,
Paul's Episcopal church today.
Bishop Darst arrived in Richmond
yesterday, coming from Stanton
where he participated in the eonse-
Grafton of Rt. Rev Robert Jett, d.
D., bishop of the newly created
diocese of Southwestern Virginia.
Next week, Bishop Darst will be the
preacher at the services to be held
in the Garrick theater, Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
REVIVAL SERyICTS TO
CONTINUE AT TRINITY

The revival services at Trinity
Methodist church. which have been
running successfully this week will
be continued all next week. The pas
tor lis being assisted in the revival by
Rw X. N. Hardness, an evangelist OF
note. His topic last night was: what
Is Life ?" The services begin with
songs at 7:45 o'clock. 4. III. Bell is
leading the splendid chorus choir.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
TAG DAY APPLICATIONS
MUST BE MADE TO MYERS

Organizations in the city desiring
to conduct tag days on the city streets
must make applications to do so to
Director of Public Safety Myers be-
fore April first Director Myers is
requiring that all applications be
made before the first OF next month
so that he can formulate "A proper
schedule to prevent the punching of
the appeals for charity in the city
streets. A general decline is expected
in the number of the tag day appeals
this year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
Condition Not Serious,

The city ambulance in charge of
DIR. Cakes, was summoned to Boule-
ward and Leigh street yesterday at
ternoon to attend Dewey Pitts, OF
Westwood. Henrico county, who had
been painfully hurt when struck on
the head by derrick while at work.
He was taken to the Virginia hospital
where it was reported last night that
his condition was not serious.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
TRIAL OF w. G. HALL
SET FOR JUNE TERM

The third trial of State Prohibition
Inspector w. c. Hall for killing of
Lawrence d. Hudson. set for trial
Aprll S. has been continued to the
June term of the Manassas court.
Attorney Wendenburg, counsel for
the defendant expects to leave at
once for New Mexico to take part in
a will contest, and will not return for
several weeks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
OUTLOOK BAD FOR
N. Y. SOCIALISTS

Albany N. Y. March 25.---The as
sembiy Judiciary committee stands
seven to six to expel the five sus-
pended socialists, according to reliable
information received here tonight
A formal vote will be taken on
Monday when a meeting of the full
committee has been called for and a
majority report and individual state
ments from number of committee
members are expected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26

Permits to build have been granted
the following: r. J. Orebaugh, two
story frame stucco dwelling, 3103
Park avenue, cost $500, w. A. Egg
gleston, one-story frame dwelling,
4205 Lawson street, cost S2,250
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
CITY Is WINNER IN SUIT
FOR DAMAGES FROM SEWER

In the city circuit court yesterday
the city and j. w. Van Doren, con-
tractor. we're winners In a suit instt-
tuted by Mrs. Julia n. Whalcn for dam
ages OF $4,000. The plaintiff claimed
that her property on North Seventh
street had suffered damages by the
construction OF sewer The suit was
holly fought and lasted three days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
Peter Kuhn Reported Missing

Peter Kuhn, fifty-five years old, of
100 Norton street, has been reported
as missing from his home since Tues
day night No reason was given for
his disappearance. The police de-
partment has been notified to be on
the lookout for him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
Three Years for Stealing.

Mckinley Barrett was found guilty
Of the theft of stealing $3.50 worth of
liquor from the premises Of Colonial
Julian Fl. Hill, yesterday in the hust-
ings court and sentenced to serve
three years in the penitentiary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
Victim OF Influenza

Especial to Tho Richmond Virginian.
Freezing. Va, March 25.--News
reaches here from Jenkins, Ky. in
effect that David Lee Mullins. a
young man from this place, died of
influenza in a hospital there on Tues
day. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henderson Mullins, left for Jenkins
Immediately after receiving the sad
intelligence. The remains will be
brought to Virginia for iuterment
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
Rnl,lrries Isenxrteal.

V. r. Ivey 1915 West Leigh street
reported to tue police last night that
someone had stolen five shirts from
him valued at SIS, and i. O. Armen-
trout. 1909 T street reported that
Eve gallons of linseed oil valued at sic
and painters supplies valued at sl2.s5
had been stolen from 1913 West Cary
street sometime during the day yes
terday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26

A man who, because of his radical
utterances was discharged from en-
pioy as houseman at an exclusive
girls school at Pasadena, Cal, shot
and killed the woman proprietor of
the school, set the girls dormitory on
fire, and then committed suicide.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
So EASY TO
HEAL YOUR SKIN
WITH P0SLAM

Don't let those eruptions remain to
blemish and annoy any longer than It
takes Poslam to heal them. And r ~
lam Is best equipped to do the work
because it's healing powers are concen-
trated. Relieves itching at once.
Apply Poslam at night-and leave
1t on In the daytime. too, when conve-
nient. 1t acts quickly. You can soon
see benefits. Poslam Is harmless.
So effective 10 Poslam that little
of it will cover. . large surface 1t
is the QUALITY not the quantity of
II. that does the work.
Sold everywhere, For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories. 243
West Forty-seventh street. New York
city.
Poalam Soap. medieated with Pos
lam. brightens. beauties compilations.
ADV. +,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
Howitzers' Association Meets.

The Howitzers' association held an
interesting meeting at Murphy's hotel
last night. and matters of importanc,
TO the organization were considered as
well as discussion OF the. rcorga nfza-
ton OF the active company. 1t is
probable the company will be IN its
old place at no distant date.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
81 PETITIONS FOR
SALOON LICENSES

st. Louis, March 25.--Sixty- seven
petitions for saloon licenses were filed
today in anticipation that the supreme
court will hold the federal prohibition
amendment invalid.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
RAILWAY MEN ARE
READY FOR STRIKE.

Liverpool, March 25.--+The union of
railway men has officially advised it's
members to be ready to obey call
for general strike at moments
notice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
OLD TIME REVIVAL
AT ST. JAMES CHURCH

A regular old-time revival service is
being preached at the st. James
Methodist church by the Rev. j. M.
Oakley. He avoids all sensa tionalisn
and knows only Christ and Him cruel
fed. DR.. Oakley Is the conference
evangelist and preacher with the
simple gospel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26
DEMOCRATS VIE
(Conttnued from Pare Cnel

sentative Kitchin and many Of thu
recognized leaders on the Democratic
side were among those to commend
him. q
Back Of the whole thing. some Of
them admitted is a move to get che
party out from under the cntrof Of Mr..
N alan.
ANY man who has the ambition 10
serve a third term. said Mr.. Kftchin.
ed. because that ambition would cause
him to want fourth and fifAas term and
enable Aim to build ur machinery that
would continue him In Office until q
revolution should come along.
This has no special reference to
Pros.aaR&. sNlIaoA sssseAusA hes Is nst a.
candidate for q third term"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-26

Vanguard BfI1te C1nko Meets
The Vanguard Bible class of the
Second Presbyterian church will give
buffet luncheon and smoker this
evening in the assembly room. Short
talks win be made by the various
members and Norman III. Johnson will
deliver an address
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

LESSON TENT; samuel I;i0..a
1859.


i5a0 And hc took his staff in hi'
hand. and choose him five smooth
stones out Of the brook. ana put them
IN a shepherds bag whip De- had even
IN n scrip. and his slime wnH u Dis
hand. ana he drew near Goo the phlis.
tine.
a.. And when the Philisiiuo came
on drew near unto David. and the man
thnt hare the shield went hefor" linn.
AZ. Aud the rhlistno fIid unto D.
about. ana Jaw Dayid' b, fsdliuo J
him: Tor he was bat Youth. and rud.
Dis. and Il q fair counienanoc.
a. Ana the philis,in said unto p1.
vid. Am dog. that thou contest i'
mo with siayu Aud ihr lhhsfiuv
cursed David hy his gods
a. And the philistinc said o. n,v.l.
Come ~ M. aud I viii give they il'-l
unto the fowls " the air. and to IN
beasts II the field
a.. Then said David to iho phlis.
tine. Thou com,st o. me- with sword
aud with a fpnlr and with shield
hut c,gne % thee in the name ol tae
Lord 81 Hosts. the God of thy armies
of Israel. whom thou has d,fiod
a.. This day will the Lord deliver
thee into mine hand. and Viii m.t,
thee. and take thine head from the.
and I viii give the clrclstes ul the
host q the Ph.listincs THE day unto thr
fowls ~. The air. and tu tho Will boasts
of The clrth. that 900 the earth may
know that there is Cod in lsr,al
no
know that the Lord mvsth not the
swwd and spear for tho hattie is thc
Lords and h. win eiyo you into oW
hands
as And u came to uaes. whom tho
philisiinc aruse. and cam, and drew
nigh 20 NEST David. that David hastod,
and ran toward the army Go meet th"
philistine
49, Ana David put his hand iu his
hag. and took thence a Stone and slang
IL. and snotr tho rhiliftiuc in his fore.
head. that the stone sunk into his for-
head. and h. Tell upon hi~ face 90 the
earth
49, And David went ont whifhorso.
ever Saul scnt him and behaved him.
self wifcly. and saul sai him over th"
men ~ war AND he was accepted in
the sight Of al the people. and also ~
the sight of Saul's servants.
g. And Il came to pass as thcv
came. when David was returned iroM
the slaughter 81 the phlistne, that thu
women fame on, II all cities ~ Israel.
ringing and dancing. 90 meet king saul,
withiabrcts. with JOY and with instru'
ments of music.
:. And the women answered one an
other ~ they player. and said. saul
hath slain his thousands and Ovid his
ten ihousands.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
LESSON Study.
I. DaNid's Nirt0rN IN the Camp

U.re.. lN.lW
Preparation mu.f o.. uld, Cor EVERY
victory Whom tho k.rss 1uIH was
found 'un hl,t 1ud Dumbrrsom. vhm
David H.If,d tu ra with o. hr tHUit
rs shepherd. fiif wallet. cling uuI
stones 1ud .f.ud boo great contrast Co..
Coli fh Ntus ,N, magnify Goliath
but In.tng thrnuEn Costs ewes the
giant lun u f.rF insignificant Prep
auiion t0 m"Di Goliath Dn plyids part
WIS Grt inward then outward lmnr.
Iro 90, rudiy shepherd lYd sr.c,od 90
b,agi uDr Oh. continued ,hlllrug, oi
400 ,upm who WIF hIul,r.1g the host Of
sd Also can vc think of him a. 90
oniy u.,.d uy ashamed that none ~
Gods rcupi, were prepared Co Accept
tho rhalHne. IN his stems fHr nron1r.
odn'ss WIs frr' uu awakened dosio
ihrr t"rkir. Information overcoming
o oh.uoles. leaving ocf of me unrer
tain. anl With Goal prepared tu usr bis
SIT Tho enemy b. 8m,'y boo tho camp
~ Gods people today Tho giant 81
pleasure 81 Indifference. Uf sabbath
Decoration. ~ uuhylirf al of prQs
nation challenges on every hand sUu'.
our o. utter ory to- the name of Ic-
horah Prepare 90 dill David
Now tn preparation has been com.
plci,d and the next fgw verses ~ our
text give contrast Boz the weapons
riEe and trust of tho two Tho weapons
for the champion ~ right are seemingly
flight as they are only a staff WALT.
sling and stones. vet they are perfectly
familiar o. q thorough master Wap
ons readily ohilinnblr and thourhtfullY
employed viii not prove So insignificant
after all Tho champion Tor wrons
seems 90 have every advantage wcap.
ones helmet. coat ~ mail. grcavcs on
legs shi.ld layolin. spear shioldhcnrcr;
siae ni.e feet or more: malcyoloni pro-
fqno ND a polv;hoist Dlgustod D.
leaked up0n the approaching pretty
boy" with cousummltc disdlln Tho
rhrrhcri's club was 0pIod and the giant
% wrong thought this WIS natils onlv
weapon and xiv, him tp understand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
IEssnN INrRnnrCTInN.

Who b. rDt interested 300 the STORY nf
David and GOLIATH EN1N huy 500 Dol.
f,n ll.r'r 1ul every nl wII admire
as thIt familiar story Be- related lsiiu
lud again }. BE- almost t0u we'll known
ls tory to rrp't hui 90 ihc other
hlnI b. is su eaud Boo .i- lessons that BE-
is d0lght to study David Vas sent
hy h. father 200 'h" camp fu tto his
brother 5000, HUd and upon arrival
hDl roo challenge D' Goliath Greatly
Interested h mad, inquiry un'y 200 ur
umE"J D.. Dbl. Hhi, brother E.lH
Nuuning fen from others no. w's
WUr determined ta H,.rn, thr Dh1l
lrrFr ufh I.hIg.hs holm and l.d,..
.h.p S,ut urrortI.r us t0 amnr
whom 'Urj proven uu' o. good onr ami
thr stones iY fhe Sims vsi, obtained
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

hr vas un object ~ hitter jealousy to
King saul Tho so1g o 'he women was
io" much for saul God spared Dayida
liir and In court aud as the sweet
niger Dee filled most important place
n Gods plan
From the study of This lesson surely
w' can DOW that n0 giant is too great
.lr "a child ~ God
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

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No.. t,,,., 49,, ,,,,., a., ,i,.,, N
bisher powrr Read carefully ,.rscs
o. &C. with rmphnfis on Il come o. thee
n the nam, ol Jehovah of hosts
Victory f0r M. ,hnmpion "a. right
naturally rumes God .sa,.,h not with
sword und poor" Gy initiation ana
speed. David advanced aud with Die
ur.tI.u. ,,urrl.ut. uII,.I IA .f.rs JOB
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04

4 reserve b. worth while Five
stones chosen. one us.d
The champion iur evil appears
hrg0l than The champion Zoe right
B. Experience enables one Ca hit the
Iuil soyo.
The weapons Uf Doe wicked may
.rrm 10 prevent Jchll bat they cad.
mot win Victories
o.. uatid's conduct was above 20.
Wrnrh. for be- 'uD. DUd l hs strength
l,.uu ior u,Nt SUNDAY Jonathan
h.Nl.nds ptyh 20 samuel 1U3aig
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR TODAY


" Ut VHIITIU-
Time. o. e. 1873 u,reohrri
Issue Two opposing armies with
Goliath champion of one lnd dread col.
tho other challenge of q personal coma
bat DELAYED forty DAYS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
22,OOO-Mile Tread
And Why They Are Exceptions

Worn Miller Tires are often exhibited with
some sign like above.
Countless letters also reach us telling such
mileage tales.
These are very pleasing But we don't
want users in general to expect miracles from
AllllSrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-04
LESSON SETTING.

Characters David, brothers ~ D1'
vid: saul: Goliath. lsraciiles; Philis'
tines: women.
place. Elah. sixteen miles southwest