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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-16

fearful uppercut with her dainty fist.
They're all right came back the
quick response from the beauty chorus
in the balcony.
Who's all right? cried Eleanor, as
she landed another vicious jab on the
immediate air.
THE team" came back the answer.
And Eleanor has the true spirit OF
good craftsmanship, in that she al
ways starts off her exhibition by CIV
ing a cheer for the visiting team, no
matter If 1t would break her heart IL
the visitors took the game.
The game Saturday evening was one
OF those contests that keeps all pres
ent on edge from start to finish. 1t
was only in the last minute and a
half of play that Grafton was able TO
win out, so you see Eleanor had her
hands flying and her voice going at
top speed during the entire session,
but at the end of the game she was as
fresh as at the start, her only regret
being that two games were not staged
instead of one.
Our hat is off to Eleanor. She's all
right. But II we were the male stu.
dents in Grafton high school, we would
either come to life and get a little
pep or go away off some place in a
corner and send for the undertaken.
Jasper Colebank tells us that the
girls are not only good cheerers, but
there is a girls team at Grafton that
is just the best ever at the little old
floor game.
If the girls play the game as they
cheer-they sure ought to cop the tour
nament at Spencer.
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The local high schoo: was defeated
at Grafton Saturday night, but star
was found in substitute Small, who
when sent in for Troxen, who was in.
jured, played a wonderful game, get
ting three baskets and showing gen.
eral basketball ability that was high.
ly pleasing to Coach Kahn.
The fact that Washington Irving
High school at Clarksburg has been
reinstated into the school league is
good news, as 1t means Clarksburg
will likely play the local high school
here before the end OF the season, VIII
take part in both big basketball tour
naments and generally make things in
teresting. 'Clarksburg got in bal with
some doubtful tactics, but has prob
ably learned good lesson. We hold
no grudge against them, and hope the
remainder OF their season may be a
successful one, except when they play
Fairmont.
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gether on the championship team of
the A. e. F. This is Clark's first sea-
son in Huff's shoes, the big fellow
having retired from active coaching.
illinois had championship foot
ball team, basketball team that bids
fair to cop and now they want base
ball championship" said Grover, land
I'll do my best to help them get it.
Incidentally am getting in shape my
SELF"
The Illinois baseballers have a huge
armory to work out in-big enough to
practice. A huge net encloses tho
players.
In "a years Illinois has had IL cham
pion teams and tied once for the hon
or
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Sport Chat

The general public is not so easily
led astray as might. possibly be mag
ined, and 1t seems to be the general
concensus Of opinion among those who
look at the situation in calm, I'M
ruffled and unbiased manner that any
attempt to hold Physical Director
Boiler for first degree murder in con-
nection with the sudden death OF the
city league is not very complimentary
to man who is stranger in the city
and who has been going about his
business in a business.like manner
and making the best OF very delicate
situation to say the Least. The city
league died from a lingering illness,
which might be properly diagnosed
lack. OF full cooperation of all the
teams in the league. Mr.. Boiler did
not kill the league Saturday evening
with one well directed shot, he being
only one OF several persons present
at the final struggle. We do not wish
to go into the details of the illness and
death of the league, only wishing to
eXonerate Boiler from the murder
charge which some would hold against
him. AS to his lack of ability as q
referee, we have only to say that
charge that he was incompetent In the
game Saturday night between the Ley
Co. and the Mining Machinery teams
is the first kick we have ever heard
registered against him. He worked
the Fairview-W. v. U. Freshman game
week or so ago and both teams pro-
claimed him perfectly satisfactory. On
the strength Of his work there, he was
assigned the Tech-West Virginia game
very important contest on the Var
sity card, last Friday night and We
have heard no word of complaint
about his work at that contest. We
understand he is a registered man.
We know he won't stand for any fool
ishness, and is not afraid to call them
as he sees them. Outside of that we
can't recommend him, and must take
the word of such men as Coach Boyer
and Harry Stansbury that he is all
right In the light of these facts, II
seems strange to US that he would fall
down in working a secondary contest
such as city league game. When
asked about the game. Saturday night,
Boiler simply stated that one of the
teams refused to play basketball and
insisted on rough house, and he invit-
ed them to play ball or get of the
floor; and they left the floor. We
submit the case OF Boiler to Local
fandom, and they can decide whether
or not he is guilty OF killing the city
league.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-16

Longfellow shuman got a bad bump
on the head in the Salem game Satur.
day night, cutting big cash in his
head. He is decorated today with
bandages. Another feature OF the game
was the foul shooting OF Mike Hamil.
ton who got out OF 10. Sandy should
buy him a new suit for this-not a
basketball suit.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-16

the team winning the Monongahela
Valley basketball tournament to be
staged here on February % and 2S.
The cup will be on display at FanusI
& company's iewelry store.
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FLOOR LEAGUE
PASSES away
Too Much Monkey Business
by Players Cause of
Immediate Death.

4, Unless the authorities at the Y. NJ.
G. Al. make change from the stand
they have taken there will be no more
city league basketball games as such
played at the gymnasium this winter.
Teams IN the city league may play
games IL they so desire and there may
be few special games put on in the
near future, but the city basketball
league now sleeps that long, long
sleep! / The league is dead, having
passed away Saturday night.
Saturday evening neither the Mo-
rongah Glass-Koppers bunch nor the
Watson building teams were on the
scene for action, and the Ley Co.-Min-
ing Machine game was stopped by
Referee Boiler when It was apparent
that several OF the players were not
interested in playing basketball, but
In having an open session of rough
house. Boiler states he gave the
players the option of getting of the
floor or cutting out the monkey bust
ness and they elected to leave the
floor
In the only game of the final ses.
sion of the league which was played
out to the end, the West Virginian
team scored "a points and il the Owens
team had not made six more wouiI
have won the game. Statistics on this
game follow:
owens, 80. West vireinian, "a.
PEPPER ...s........... ....... Barnes
Forward
Swearingen Observation-Disclosures. A. Garrett
Forward
A11Icnle ................... Smltn
Ross ................... W. Garrett
y. Garrett 7................. Snoderly
Field baskets-owens Swearingen,
5; Mitchie, 5: Ross, 1; B. Garrett, A;
West yirginfan: Barnes, 6; A. Gar
rett, 8; w. Garrett, 2.
Foul baskets - West Virginian:
Barnes, 2 in 6: Owens, Mitchie, in
] Ross, o in 1.
Referee Boiler.
Time OF periods, 20 minutes.
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BOILER MAY mnRk

Ward Lanham has been selected to
work the Grafton Fairmont game to-
night, but may not be able to get here
In case he does not work the game
Director Boiler Of the Y. NJ. C. A. has
been asked to officiate.
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Three andTwo


The baseball rookie was alone,
The hour was rather late;
Upon his big league baseball hopes
The youth did ruminate.
He saw himself hero great
With magnates all around,
While fans appraised in unison
A loud and joyous sound.
He saw one manager approach
Armed with fountain pen,~
Sign on the dotted line right here,
He heard him say, and then
He heard low, sub.conscious voice
Which, said, IT'S safe to bet
That he who hesitates will oft
A tidy bonus get"
For fifteen thousand extra dough
I'll sign, the rookie cried,
With any less than Babe Ruth gets
I'll not be satisfied"
The manager produced roll
That sure would choke a COW,
The rookie held an outstretched hand
That shook, must allow,
HIS fingers almost gripped the roll
When everything went black
And Mother yelled: wake up, my
son,
You're sleeping on your back"
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Guard

Field Goals-Hamilton 6, Knight
5. Shuman 6, Tough Or. Bond 2,
Fiddler 2, B. Bond /, Davis 1.
Fouls-Hamilton out of 10;
Pratt out Of IL.
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Salem Easy For
The Normal Team

Sandy Toothman's Normal bunch
had little trouble in taking the Salem
College bunch into camp Saturday
night at Salem. 1919. The locals
played great ball all the way and
were never in danger. Hamilton and
Shuman were the big point getters
for the locals. The score:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-16

Field baskets-Mannington: Alder,
4; Blake, 5; Agnew. /. Fairmont:
Ridgely, 8; Smith, A Hawkins, s.
Foul baskets-Mannington: Alder,
in /. Fairmont; Hawkins, o in /.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-16
BASEBALL MEErINc

There will be meeting of the base
pan committee on constitution and by.
laws Tor the Industrial Baseball league
at the Y. M. c. A. this evening. All
members are urged to be present.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-16

sunrise, If these had been any excuse
to have remained awake that late. For.
tunately for Ban, no one stays up that
late any more. (See amendment Is to
Constitution of U. S. Az
Gravy Cravath demonstrated in the
past, many times, that he knows how
to handle the club. Batting averages
tell the story. If he can do as well
with the other kind of club-the Phils
he'll have rounded out successful
career.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-16

Bobby Quinn, of the srowns, tells
this one on Heinie Berger, who pitch
ed for Quinn's club at Columbus:
Hetnie rushed down into a saloon
near the Milwaukee Park late one aft
ernoon and threw down dime on the
mahogany.
Quick, gif me two BEERS" he said
to the bartender. Pm Heinie Berger
OF the Columbia team, and mustn't let
anyone know I'm drinking"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-16

Speaking of eggs, you can get then.
ior 4O cents dozen in Grafton. But
IKE everything else you buy in that
town, you have to buy them "in the
dark" The Bando tends to that.
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clarksburg high will not play here.
Thursday evening OF this week against
kahn,s men, owing to the fact that
the Clarksburg team will go to Mariet-
Ia Thursday to take part in the big.
basketball tournament at that place
on Friday and Saturday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-16

The investment in this country in
Ice cream plants and equipment Is es.
umated at well over 100000, 900.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-16

Guy Crigler was one of the specta.
tors at the game at Grafton Saturday
night. He was on his way east. The
5:2O train from Fairmont was two
hours late, and Crigler and Professor
Colebank saw OILY the last half of the
battle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-16

The Traction company has offered a
hne silver loving cup to be given to
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-16

The Normal team will not start on
its trip east today. 1t Will likely start
late tomorrow afternoon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-16
MEN
DEFEATED N
SPEEDY GAME
Grafton Takes Contest in
Last Two Minutes of
Play.

In a brisk, spappy, happy-go lucky
catch as-catch-can, give and take and
reasonably rough contest Grafton high
school took the measure of Fairmont
high school at Grafton Saturday night
1924, tipping in two field baskets
from Jump ball in the last minute and
a half OF play, when 1t seemed that
our boys had secured the game 1922.
The first half ended 1910 Grafton,
but Kahn's men came back strong
in the final chapter and with 80 sec
onds to play were leading by two
points. AT this juncture the we'll.
known jinx which has been hanging
on to the locals for some time assert
ed itself and the result was Fairmont
high school has lost games in a row.
Grafton was little rough with the
local lads in the first half, and Kahn's
men evened things up in the second
period, but nothing real dirty was at.
tempted, the game being Just one Of
those very spirited affairs that come
up once in awhile. AS soon as the
game was over all the little events on
the floor were forgotten and every
body went away happy.
Clark played great game at CEN
ter for Grafton and was the main
stay OF the team, while Small and Hill
starred for the locals, Small taking
Troxell's place after the first few min.
utes OF play, when Troxell was re-
tired after getting a hard bump up
against the wall which bruised his
arm considerably.
1t was d hard game for the locals
TO drop, and all the boys were little
disgruntled over the defeat, but will
go into the game tonight with conf
dence they can break the long string
of defeats. The score:
Grafton, 26 Fairmont pa
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LOCALS won.

The FairmOnt Independents defeat,
ed Warrington at Warrington Satur-
day evening 24-21. a returned game
will be played here soon. The score:
Falrmont, "a. Warrington, 81.
smith .........-.......... Agnew
Forward
hluSely ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Alder
Forward
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-16

Baseball war is over, no. hum. First
few days of the Chicago meeting one
easily got the Impression that the mi.
nority wing OF the magnate's assembly
would gladly shoot Ban johnson at
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Pierre Hill wants to make the trip
to Parkersburg Friday via Mounds.
vile to escape the tunnels between
Clarksburg and Parkersburg. Hill
don't care any more about expenses
than a guy who eats two eggs every
morning.
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After getting up early to catch the
train for Fairmont from Grafton Sun.
day morning, the train was two hours
late. Such is life on cold winter
morning.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-16

Fairmont has run up against more
wild men at centre this year than we
ever heard tell Of. Flanagan, Smith
and Clark, playing for Buckhanton,
Fairview and Grafton, splitting the
beans for the locals on three separate
occasions.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-16

Come out to the game tonight and
help the local boys land the contest.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-16

We ale Informed that the Watson
Building juniors will play Bellyiew
juniors at the Normal gymnasium on
Wednesday evening. Go TO 1t, lads.
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Ridgely
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-07
INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR TODAY
LESSON NOTES

] IhH source ~ Lave ~; ssfNls
In h.s wonderful and besutiin
way John here intorweayes ~,
/ thoughts of divine and human love
/ he begins With the human touch
Behold. lcf us love ono another
liow hooded the eVhortation was
then iu mat world OF hate and OF
sim Mas our modern days show
our human aginro s'lll In the depth.
/ OF 10. need Of iua such an exercise
The auinUr gives as his reason fOi
.oying uur another that love Is 0l
Tod y comes into our human con
iciousu, aud lifo from u.s. divine
source
TIT. uo, hy any means any
disparalom"nt OF faith Faith aud
love work together in uniting us a.
90 God ana 60 realizing him. IN
verse the opposite character i'
DOL rrib'i. or. 10 put u another way
thD uoEititc side Of the subject
Be- stated Tho lotele,s person docs
NOT KNOW cod llis mind docs not
so. q tho reality ~ God II his heart
O. e stranger go the emotion ol love.
For ihiF fact the great reason "a az
signed. For GOD is love
Tho writer nov tells how God
shows DIS love. Tho token 90 that
Modification or Outward expression
of Citinn love N ns. cr On orr case
~ iONltd us rs men lies In me fact
"'hai God has cent his only BE- gotten
sof into the world mat We mirh'
iisr Though him This truth /.
70 nsHitel ~ onre as another way ul
IliIug shat Jesus said 20 N.,0d
Ins IN John 10. Tho perfect abe
mfiHsN' .ignifcant showing forth oi
God lurr toward men is ia the SIT
his son a. the saviour o. those
aa irnsi N him Here also The rur-
Du.' of fhai 'Uto ls Indicated that
90 wist live. thar is. receive and
ol.H i'n ful.ncs. ~ life hcsinninr
h-r boz DIS time and reaching into
HruHg The truth that God lov.
f. .e f0ryl lH The fact that b. "seni
bis son 200 b" the Precipitation Tor our
90 20 prrpuistie q superior pgT-
son 'r r1wrr means fr make that
r"r.u' power favorable ~ us
The dca Is that We have committed
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INTRODUCTION.

IN coming toward the close ~ nu
studies OF Peter and John. II j. ft
tine that some OF their great ;each
tnes should b. studied. We had last
time from Peter some teachings m
lhe ideels 81 Christian living. IN
shfs lesson We hear John on his Cav.
write theme N love. IN The rook ID
Heselation. from vhieh mr. nest
tUo lessons come. Holm distinctly
INNS his own name and le's NJ know
that 10 Ia the writer. nu' IN his
oonps1 and Kpisiles. his nam" n
pever mentioned. This was evident
n q purposed omission. Tho str
Gent would do well 10 read The
whole lEplstle through al a sitting IN
erder 10 get the full sweep OF IT.
thought and sentisneni lie main
eheme n love. nut THE i wrought In
Nth clear doctrinal teaching ~ 70
Ne deity. Incarnation. aionemen'
tesurrpctior. aud seeond coming N
ehrnf. u1y,
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his love works In u.s. ae are sur
he il with us even nov anu "n '.",
basis We may look forwaIu :" ~,
Judgment Without fear. TINS th'usn'
IL further emphasized ~ verse -
''Thpre IL no fear IN love nn' l''-
feet love casteth ont rear. ~"
moro we love God the less We si"nd
in dread OF him. This does ho'
mean Ina, there shall be any abair-
mont ~ reverence. but 81 lH'
nf punishment for SIN f'"' n".
puiiishment. that IL. u Is sort 81
nuul,hment itself. and the very exist
.ner az il shows there b. dihtri ol
punishment. ,.,. ami,
think that the mere emotion oi i"'"
Inward God rs sufficient We must
come back TO 'he pra iicll ana 500
rlll reach So he Sa,-, " man
profes,es 10 love God and shows nv
his actions that he hate Dos fellow
man ne isa liar" John docs not
,ulncc mniiars lle giv"s his reason
tor his statement. u hr 'or7 no.
ln,e the brother whom he nae seen
No. cannot love God whom d" hos
not seen. II the present loyo-need-
,ur man does not call intlh the
emotion al love. how can the unseen
God call forth such an emotion
THIS shows us what we have alrr1d
noticed above. that our love in God
ana man are necessarily inicr-rela'-
ed one does not exist without the
other So. 10 rcsiate this truth once
moro. We have It as q command
mont. ~, who loves God must love
Iis brother. too
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TpBCs John WRITES ABoIT
CHRISTIAN LOVE.
G0e6en Txt--Ileloved. IL Col 80
loved us, W. also ought Ia love
tune another I John Z ~.
SCRIPTURE LESSON
I John &: ..3i.

Z Beloved. let ns love ono ano.
thsr: for loyo r. 81 Cod. and every
one that ioyeth Is .heEotien oi God,
and knowe;h God : lie tDat ioseih
not know.th not God Tor God b.
love. Herein was Tho lave of God
manifested IN us. that God hath sori
his Son 20 be- the Precipitation fIf
or isins. II Beloved. u God so
loved US. We also ought 10 love one
another. 10 No man hath hchol1
God AZ any time: Il We love ono
another. God ahideth In us. aud b.
lcSr IL perfected IN ~. a. hereby
weAnow that We abide IN him ard
~ On us. because he hath given us
~ his Spirit. ~ And We have be-
H4i6 and bear witness that M
father hath seni the Son 10 b. the
0Asiour Of the world ~ Whose
dxer shall corfes. ihaf leans q the
9os,of God. God abucih IN him. AMI
he IN Col. ic AMI ~ know aad
nnve believed tho love whirh Col
fatf Ia rs. God - love and b. that
abideth In love abidcth m God and
Cod ahldeih in him - iicp.n g.
lave made narf~-t 'ri'f rr tia ~
may hayn holiness o. ftr g.. n'
ndfmeni, nerinso gs he Be-. ryl~. .o
are We In this world II There q
nosfear In love: but perfect io.e
easteih out fear rcs ~so fear hath
punishment. aud b. thai lelre'r o.
sot made perfect m love 10 W
iove. because h. first loved ~. 90
Ms man say. love God. and h1i 10
bis brother. he is liar. Tor h. that
soseth no, his brother whom hc hath
eeep. cannot love God whom he hath
not seen. - And tha command.
Geat have ne from him. that H.
Who loveih God love his brother
eiso.
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- inch Pipe Culyorts 90 l.in,ai
feet.
20 inch Pip" CulyDris q. ,uoal
feet.
80 inch Pipe Culycr'r o. .ineal
foot.
Detail plans Cl lhr work may &c.
soou az the office ". ll"ss nnd Skin.
ncr, Comfy Eagu pea. Amarillo
Texas, and at a., cpUniy Judges ri
lice. Chauninr. IT, \ certified
che K at sa.nnr.o. maGc payable 90
County JUDI" s. ~ phillips. must
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To- D. performed will consist ~
quantities rs follows:
Earth Excavation 4'.630.1 Gu.
Yds. Earth borrow GG.27o7 ca. Yd4
Rock Excavation 49, GA. va ClgS
BORROW from Offence ii9,9.l ~.
Nds clay hauled lst nulrcr mile
,l.11NE en- Nds. clay hauled addi
tional ! : milo a.fsn.o ca. Yds. clay
mixing and placing a..@G. i ca. Yds
Concrete i-s-i-22.i3 ca. Nls Con-.
crete l-3-i-3312 Gu Yds. keiuforc-
ing Steel ..5-l.G.
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Notice Ia Contractors for County
I,oad Construction

Notice is hereby given. that scaled
proposals for ;Dc construction 81
highway Improvements IN Hartley
county. will be- received az the offi, =
OF the County Judge az Charming.
Texas. until 3 y. m. March :, 1890.
and then publicly opened. The wora
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accompany each proposal The right
IL reserved ~ reject any and all
bids ond waive ~ 'echnioalities. Al
bids received viii hr retained 10y tho
county ani w' 80, b. returned 20
NE h'l6ofs
= a. 'il.i ENnER.
CounN rl'rt. iiHi,'y county.
HISS a INNER.
County Engineers.
e. 1. HASTE.
Division Engineer
% lac
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M lhlncs> 81 love t:i-.2i).
Iot1 fn,v Only too wcll that onf
'o,. h.rlu.H ~ our human weak
ga. . m'..9rt u proceeds IN ta-
-i-h Ii.sU-Y ~. "a, o. Ias not reach
I'D its goal ~ W. know and sho~
Iogc. II lack much ~ completeness.
though Il stu mas be- very rcal. a
token ol that approach 20 perfection
us r,nll,gco Love With "a IL
wadr perfect so that ~ NAV have
bolduoss iu the day ol Judgment. w"
look forward tn that terrible time ~
'estinr with confidence that the
ioyo ~ God toward ~ and ours to-
ward h.n will he our shield our
protrct,a. IN the Great Day. A.