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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06

who Is also her guest, will leave the
first Of the week with Cleveland with
Mrs. williams. where she Will remain
for a few weeks. returning here later
TO spend the summer.
C. c. Kemp has returned 10 his home
in Wellsburg after business trip TO
this city.
T. c. Coghlan Of this city is spending
the week visiting with friends IN New
York city.
Ohio. is visiting, friends in this city
her home in Wellsburg after visiting
friends in this city.
Rev. z. Z. Burt Of Steubenville was
a business caller in this city, yesterday
cd to her home in Mingo junction after
Visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Paul Seltner has returned TO
her home in Follansbee following u
visit with relatives In this city. ,d-
ing several days visiting relatives IN
Miss Beulah Oliver Of this city Is
spending three days visiting friends IN
WellsburE aRd steuoenytIl n,;ndsru,u has
returned home after a business trip IN
Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Martin Of Pitts
burgh are visiting relatives IN I na, c11yi
has been taken to the North wheeling
hospital to undergo treatment tor
broken hip. I.,.,
William Kindelberger OF the lslanG
continues seriously i'll at the nome OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ {. Nlhdei-
berger. on North Market street. wv,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Martin OF VII
kinsburg. Pa. are the guests or re'a-
Mrs, Frank fisher Of North Market
street Is slowly improving from an
operation at the North wheeling nos
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bichl Of Detroit
ara in the city having been called mere
by the death Of their sister-in-law. Mrs.
Harry Biehl Of the Island. .,
Mrs. Minnie Countryman or iraInot
has been called to this city on account
Of the death OF a relative.
Mrs. Carl Northwood and daugnter'
Miss Mildred Northwood. or TINS CITY
will leave this morning for Englaihnu "a,
where they will spend several 'ho''''''
visiting relatives ,.,,,,ors
Mr.. and Mrs Alex. Glass ana NlSIIots'
Mesdames Carrie Cullen and John lo't 80
both Of Richmond. Va. will motor W
pittsburgh today for one day only;
Mr. and MIS-. w. II. Fields are sp"nd-
Ing several days at the Country tIuo
where Mrs. Fields Is recuperating from
an operation recently undergone At INV
Ohio Valley Hospital. ,,,.ood
Mrs Andrew Sweeney. or l|Itn"oou'
has returned from Pittsburgh. AFTER t"o
DAYS spent in shopping where sh" Cnap-
eroned the following party: MISS CIe"
nor Sweeney, Miss Bess MathiSon anu
Miss Gertrude Garden
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06
FORT HENRY CLUB
SCENE OF DINNER
TO JOHN FREUND

Twenty-Five people. representative OF
the unsteady interested element OF
Wheeling gathered last night at a din
nPr given in honor Of John c. Freund.
Of New York CITY. at the Fort Henry
club.
Following the dinner which was serv-
cd in the private dining room. short
talks wtsc made by Mr.. John c. Freund,
who told Of some OF the difficulties
which he had been obliged to overcome
as the pioneer publisher Of what Is now
the countrys greatest musical journal,
Musical America.
Mr.. Harold Brennan made few re-
marks of appreciation on Mr.. Freund'
presence here.
p. J. Haberstick, who is in charge Of
the entertainment work at the Whit
aker Glessner. and DR.. Clara sullivan.
also made short addresses.
Those present at the dinner were:
Mesdames:
Blanche Cooper. +. c. Buckhannon,
A. s. Aplin, w. c. Etzler.
blanche Steenrod. Elsie Gundling
Edna Nesbitt De- Duga.
Prospero. Julian G.. Hearne.
II. Chcssell. Rhetta Fawcett
J. BraddoCk, Moore.
Roy Crago. Flora Williams.
VIM &. Moore.
Messrs. and Mesdames:
s NJ Noyes. Jasper Baum.
b. L. Norris. Thomas b. Foulk,
J. Harold Brennan. p. J. Haberstick,
Will Baird r. NJ. Browne,
H. NJ Dooson. Antonette Reyman,
Misses:
Lucy Robinson. Shirley Wayman.
Jessie Wolfe. Alma Waymon. or
LENA Kraft. Cameron, w. Va.
Margaret MrMahon.Mary Beattie.
Hazel Seamon, Carrie Schenerlein.
II. Chessell.
Messrs:
Carl Neer. Bernard j. Schaffer
l.. Lipphardt. Elmer G.. Hoelzle,
W. :, Smith. w. II. Nesoitt.
George J. kossuth, Nelson Hubbard.
Fred Tikcr. Henry Stifel.
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an cxcellen, manner. Glasses will be
conducted as usual. so that the visitors
may know just what is being done in
the school. Products of the manual
training and domestic science and art
cluassos will be displayed md the cook
ing classes will prepare number OF
tempting dishes in the presence of the
mothers. who will be especially inter-
este din the exhibition OF culinary art:
Mt. John Freund. the famous editor Of
Musical America. will be at the school
10 address the students on Friday al
ternoon. and this will he an added at
traction for the parents.
Atlht. Leon
The final program and social event OF
this term at Mount Leon school was
conducted last evening in the school
building near Edgington Lane. TINS
was the annual parents night and the
children. under the direction OF their
teacher. Miss Catherine Wood. had pre-
pared 4 very interesting program or
musical and literary numbers The Man
dolin club of Triadelphia district high
school also rendered several delightful
numbers. Following the program light
refreshments were served !" n large
gathering Of parents and students.
Spring Dance
The spring dance OF the Ladies Car
roll Social club. which was held last eT-
cnlng IN inc tarrolI LluD. VAS oHe u
tho most successful and enjoyable
affairs to be given by the ladies this
season. Music was furnished by Jacobs
novelty orchestra and from $40 until ]
O'Clock the large gathering OF young
people made merry at the fatorite pas
time At 1890 o'clock there was an in
PERMISSION when n delicious luncheon
was served in the dining room OF the
club. which had attractive decorations
for the occasion. Mrs. Annette Cree
and Miss sara Fitzpatrick were in gem
eral charge and they were assisted by
an efficient committee
70 wellsburg
Mr. John G. Frcund. Of New York city
will address the annual meeting Of the
Northwestern District Federation of
Woman'S Clubs this afternoon at Wells
burg Mr.. Freund. who is the famous
editor of Musical America. Is in the city
in connection with Music Week and his
speech at today's meeting will be very
interesting feature of the program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06
!; THE THEATRES
DETROIT FREE PRESS HAS WORDS
OF PRAISE FOR "sEE-SAw."

The attraction at the Court tomorrow
night will be Henry W. Savage's latest
musical comedy success. 'See-Saw.
with n star cast and special orchestra.
The Detroit Free Press OF Monday.
April 10Th. has the following to say:
"Sce-Saw." which is always up ana
never down and il q wholly agreeable
swing to ride on. is as brisk a muslcal
piece as has been issued under Henry
Savage'S name in some seasons. sun
day nights audience at the New De-
troit unfortunately small one. pain
ly approved II 1t.
1t lacks SO many properties thought
indispensable that one sometimes Won
ders over its success. 1t is bedless and
pajamalcss. two recognized drawbacks.
1t has none of those wlttlCiSms at when
stars smirk and the girl in the next
seat pretendS she doesn't understand:
Nor does the leading Juvenile get wined
to the point where he takes II out IN
an eccentric dance.
"See-Saw" has 4 story, he-cnorus
that sings as men sing, Shc-cho, US
that is never n trial To the eye. ana a
group OF principals that wins the audi
cnce's fricndiness quickly and at the
finish has also it's admiration. III IN
! safe and sane and blitheSome ana ex-
pertly carried on.
"See-Saw" is threaded with tunetui-
ness. when Two Hearts Discover is
a very charming and skillfully handled
duet. as, is "Happiest Moments.
when You Dance" fingers in the
memory In fact the score faltcrs very
little at any time.
Certainly the cast doesn't Dorothca
MaCkayc. Marjorie Edwards. Guy ROD
crtson. Frank Carter. quite the most
agreeable juvenile We have seen: thar-
lie Brown. George Barber. Jcannettc
Lowric, Dorothy Gilbert. Mabel Bunyca'
Charles Meakins and Beatrice Colon
cite, plus the Twentieth Century tour
and Jimmie Parker, plus dazzling
chorus that steps lively in quite as
lively costumes. contribute TO See
. Saws" pleaSantnesS. So muCh IN
crowded into "Sec-Saw" worth praise
that there is no space 10 include II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06

and Mrs Kendall and Miss Fortescue.
He came to this country and had sue.
ceSsful stage career when he turned ~
the screen and appeared as leading man
for Elsie Ferguson. Pauline FREDERICK
and Petrova. He has also been feAfute4
TIE Law of the Land" Rose Of the
World" My Lady's Carter" and "Paid
in Full"
Recently Wyndham Standing has ap-
peared with Norma TalmadEe In The
in The Miracle Of Love" He = .
brother OF Percy Standing who 10 alSo
in the cast and has a brilliant career
on the stage and recently on the DcfOeA
IN many notable productions. "A Modern
Salomc" vas written and directed b
Leonce Perret and is distributed by Nst.
70 Pictures Corporation. 1t was 9nos
gestcd by Oscar Wilde's dramatic poA0
"Salome" az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06
STANDING BROTHERS,
WYNDHAM AND PERCY,
IN "A MODERN SALOME'

Included in the cast that supports
the beautiful Hope Hampton in her first
screen production as star. A Modern
Salome" which Is the feature attraction
at the Liberty Theatre for three days.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. arc
Wyndham and Percy Standing, season.
ed actors Of the stage and screen. who
have been popular favoritcs for a con-
siderable time.
Wyndham Standing WAS born and ed
In companies with Sir Henry Irving, Mr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06
About People
Movements OF individuals To And
From The City.
AT THE HOTELS

MeLure-J. NJ. Google, New Martins
VILE: {. VI. Chaddock. Warrington: F.
J. WelCh. ClarkSburg: II. +. Snyder.
Parkersburg; =. a. Knapp. Fairmont: d.
f.. Thomas. Fairmont: r.. w. Kenney,
Philippi: r. VI. Powell Clarksburg; II.
r.. Woodward. FairmOnt.
Windsor. II. Hood, Philippi: r.
e. Miller. Hartford; Geo. Evans. Came
ron.
Stamm-J. NJ. Marsh. Paden City: c.
G.. Herman. Glover Gap.
Rogers. J. Singleton. Buckhannon:
J. NJ. Frame. Clarksburg; ". A. Tom
linsou. Weilsburg.
Mrs. Woodson r. Wills arrived yes
ferday from Charleston. and will be the
guest OF Mrs Dent A. Taylor during the
next few days. Mrs. Wills Will attend
the district meeting Of the Federation
OF Woman's Clubs.
Mrs George williams "f Cleveland
90 i,"d last nigh, 10 spend few days
d; ~ y. - e North Front
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06
WHEELING STEEL & IRON
RINS OHIO SIDE LANDS

By the terms OF an important rn ny
deal closed yesterday the Wheeling ste.
& Iron company acquired tract OF iOa
scres OF the Horchrr and kimpt'E
%arms between the Gaylord mine AMI
Yorkville plant OF the Wheeling Steel
G. Iron north of Martins Ferry. Ohio.
The deal extends" the holdings OF the
Wheeling Steel & Iron company from
their present plant at forkFille TO ,.r
possession OF bottom land perhaps n
mile and half in length. amounting In
all to about $50 acres. desirable lot
manufacturing locations.
1t ia not know that the company ~
present has any plans for the lmm"uir'"
use OF this land. but undoubtedly the
purchase will figure ultimately IN an en-
tensivc program o. improvements.
Tho greater tho necessity Tor saving
The greater your opportunity. In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06
moNrooNEHY Az 1A1

Special to The InteIItgencer.
MARTINSBURG, w. Va. May -
Sam d. Montgomery began his inv16ioo,
Of the eastern section Of the state -
nation for governor tonight when h g.
dressed meetings in Charleston an
Shepherdstown and this city. Tornor-
row he will continue his speech-matink
tour in Berkeley Springs and from there
will work his way westward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06

Friday viii be parents day at TriadcI-
phia District ligh school. and prepa ra-
tons are being made by the students
and faculty to entertain the mothers in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06
ELS May Dance.

Monday evening, May Il, has been
anriounced as the date for the annual
May dane" Of Wheeling lodge No. IS.
B. p. o. Elks> The dance which VIII III
be the last one Of the season. will be
informal and will be held in the audi
forum of the Elks club. Music for
dancing will he furnished by the lynx
Novelty orchestra. OF Cambridge. O.
This group Of young musicians have APP
peared in this city before and have
gained quite all enviable reputation
among the dancers here. Mr.. Mark Xii
banow is chairman in general charge
and he Is assisted by the following com
mttec:
MeSsrS:
Bud Rankin, Collin. wood PAUL.
Peter Erb Sam Front.
Eric Peterson. Ted Elig.
Carl AmiCk,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06
BR|DGE-SHOWER
FOR BR|DE-ELECT
Mrs n 1rpNpE1 rAYIoH AND
| MRS. PRANK p JONES, BNTEA-
TANNED WITH BRIDGE PAR
TY AND LINEN SHOWER
n.lirhtful Prs-nuptiaI Event for Miss
! Geneva Young, Whose Marriage
| VIII ne One Of the Inter
| eatinP Events Of juno.

Mrs. n. Mendcl Taylor and Mrs.
Frank J.. Jones were hostesses at a
nre-nnptial party of charming details
given yesterday afternoon at the resi-
plimrntary to Miss Geneva Young
| fiance Of Mr. Edward Pence. OF Crock
EFT, Texas. BrhlGe was the diversion
Of the afternoon. although linep
delightful feature. The interior OF the
| beautiful home was TRANSFORMER INTO
veritablc bower of loveliness with an
abundance Of apple blossoms etiectlfe-
| ly arranged in all the rooms. large
| table was centered with SUIT case
made Of crepe paper, which contained
| tho handsome linens for Miss Young.
| Large bows of tulle and colonial Dou-
uuct adorned the suit case ana
| strcamer of tulle lead to the BRIDE :
Mace, which was marked with a NINA
| ture wedding cake bearing a clever
bride and groom. A number of smaller
tables were placed in the rooms; ana
each OF these was conferred WIZ
cissi. and tied with bows OF tulle. the
| favors for the guests were dainty little
baskets in pastel shades or orchld.
pink. green. blue and white and the
place cards harmonized with the 1aForS'
| The guests were
Mesdames:
William Eisler w. o. McCluskey,
William Gibson, Jr,
! j.. i. Jones. L. n louie,
! y. NJ. Taylor William klett.
/ n Mendel TAYLOR, w. J. Anawalt
| Frank RYDER William Wright,
4 H. Lci;ral George McFadden.
! ~ X Shields Earl HornhrOok,
! waller Smith, Alice liornbrook,
! Misses:
Geneva Young. Carrie Brandiass'
/ Alma Bolton. Henrietta FaiF'
! Adclia Rrnndfass, Doris Gibson.
Craftsmen Dance.
! The Craftsmen Spring dance when
! will be an interesting event or next
| Tuesday evening. May II. 10 he held
! in the F.lks club will he featured with
| an exceptionally splendid musical pro
| gram to be furnished by Seals elSht
! piece string orchestra with harp: y
| large number of invitations have been
| issued for the spring dance which is
! expected to be very enjoyable event.
Program:
one step Bow Wow.
! Fox Tro:-IuSt Like Gypsy
/ Walt2-Swect and Low.
| Two Step-Railroad Blues.
one Slcp--Youll Do 1t All over
! Again.
Waltz-Your Eyes Have Told Me So
one Strp--Too Much Ginger.
| Fox Trot-Streets Of Cairo.
! WaltZ-My Isle of Golden Dreams.
| Two Stcp-Tigcr Ray.
one Stcp-Happy Days.
Waltz-On Miami Shore.
| Fox Trot-Aloma.
| WaltZ-Waiting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06
Bridge Parties.

Mrs. Charles y Hanchcr has issue>
invitations for two delightful bridge
parties to be held thin week The first
will be held today at her beautiful home
in Cecil Place and again on Friday
Mrs. Hanchcu will be hostess to n group
OF friends. Several hours at the fas-
clnattng pastime will be followed by
the serving of tea. Several visitors
among Whecling's social set will share
the honors at these charming functions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06
Luncheon on Tuesday.

On Tuesday at her home in Beec'
Glenn, Mrs. +. NJ Findley entertaiAe,
with a luncheon OF lovely appoint
ments, Luncheon was served at
O'Clock and the remainder Of tho after
noon was spent in informal social pas
times.
The guests included
McSdames:
c. w. Kirkland, Albert Powell.
T. T. Mcchen. Janet Gordon.
H. Il. Fankhauser.
Misses:
Emily Sommerville. Laura Walters.
Edith Jones. Stella Fawcett.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06

Happiness ia almost 4 matte" Of tenn
permanent And the y 80
cannot have anSthiH
rrssrE. +. BcRr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06
Paulist Chortgterr.

Society people this evening VIII be II
attendance In large numbers al the con-
cert TO be given by the Paulist Chortst-
crs in the Court theatre. This organiZa-
ton of young musicians has been heard
i'm all parts Of the county and appeared
I'm Wheeling last summer. Their emin-
cnt director, Father Finn. has added sew
cral new numbers TO the program which
will be introduced here tonight, by
Master Billie Probst. an American boy.
who has sung in three hundred cities.
Monsieur Courtois Il French boy. Will
sing some new songs arranged ny
WCCkerlIn and francesca Pcrlinson, an
italian boy will sing Neapolitan songs.
The following prominent society folk
will be act az patrOncSses:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06
Visitors VIII Arrive To-day.

visitors VIII Arrive To-day.
Mrs Allen Douglas. of Boston. Mass,
will arrive in the city to-day to be the
guest of Miss Sarah Whitaker. at her
home in Cecil Place. Elm Grove. While
no parties have been announced for
Mrs. Douglas. doubtless there will be
a number of Informal affairs held in
her honor during her stay here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-06
Engags meut Announced

At her home on Fourth street Mounds
VILE, Wednesday evening. Miss Eva
Lynn Riggs entertained at a charming
AFFAIR honoring Miss Marguerite Mourot,
whose engagement to DR.. r hewitt
Richardson was announced during the
evening Necdlework helped pass the
time until the Kuestse were invited to
the dining room. whre a delcctablc
three course luncheon was served. the
color scheme of pink and white being
effectively carried out in all the APP
pointments. Pink Killarney roses
formed the ccntcrpiece and at each plate
was a card bearing the announcement,
"Marg and Doc. May. Miss Mourot -
the youngest daughter OF Mr., and Mrs.
Paul Mourot and one Of Moundsville's
charming and accomplished young
women. For the past two years she
has been engaged in war relief work In
Washington. DR.. Richardson is the son
Of Senator and Mrs. +. G.. Richardson OF
Louisville. Ky. and has been associated
with DR.. Charles Williacson in Mounds
willie. for the past year. Both are well
known in Moundsville and Wheeling and
their marriage. which will take place
The latter part of May. will be an event
of much interest. The following we're
MISS Riggs guests:
Misses
Marseuritc Mourot Elizabeth Mcdonald
Margaret LutcS Marjorie Ransom
Doris GrandStaff Eva Lynn RiSgs
Mrs John W. Sanders Ada Rigs
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-07-29
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County Of

STATE OF MICHIGAN, county OF
Genesee SIS.
At session CT the Probate Court
for said County of Genesee, held at
the Probate Office, in the City of
Flint, on the 10Th day of July, in the
yeal one thousand nine hundred and
twenty.
Present: Hon. John @. Graves,
Judge of Probate.
L. the Matter of the Estate of
John B. Vinnett, deceased.
Petition having been filed for the
allowance Of a certain written in-
strument as the last will and tesla
ment of deceased
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-07-29
OF BAY CITY, MICH.

1t is Ordered, That the goth day
of AUGUST next. at nine o'clock in
the forenoon, at said Probate Office,
be appointed for hearing said petit
ton.
And it is further Ordered, That a
copy of this Order be published three
successive weeks previous to said day
of hearing in The Clio Messenger, a
newspaper printed and circulating in
the County of Genesee.
John G.. Graves.
Judge Of Probate.
A true copy.
Fred A. Wertman,
Register. 1928
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1920-07-29
PICKLE STATION TO OPEN

We desire to announce to pickle
growers Of this section that we will
open our cucumber sailing station at
Clio on Monday, August, 2, and will
be all ready to receive the various
grades of stock on that date. Pat
rons will be given the best of treat
ment and the highest prices that mar
ket conditions will warrant.
II. N. Weller e. Co.
Murphy Da-Cote will make your
old car look like new-Reid Bros.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-15
ATLANTA WORLDS FAIR

ATLANTA going he the OF world wide fair in 1925
Atlanta men Of enterprise and imagination have gone
lanta business win Lack and the thing viii 60 through to
Sut' esl Ibs Atlanta for Georgia. the Atlanta
mas learned ting lesson cooperation big enterprises Her
mess men work together when project the benefit OF ALL
hat rs why Atlanta is the business Southeast
Had some OF the other little cities that dot the northern section Of
Georgia learned that lesson Of IL purbus unum fifty years ago
maybe ono Of the others would be the city Atlanta Several
others had an almost equal
but ali that has httIc directly with the Atlanta ord
Far we are going to have in 1925 up to FITZGERALD
ana me rest OF the state to get Ben Hill County farmers
ana business men should start least dreaming about
wonderful Ben l county section in the building that will be
reserved TO Georgia will be another chance perform the
notice OF all the world The Fitzgerald Fair Association is going
70 lend ITS fullest OF cooperation whatever organization
IS formed IN Atlanta Tor the Worlds Fair For the wears
OF gerald posons the people OF this section will be get
fg IN practice Tor the stemWnding exhibit they going
make in Atlanta in 1925 20
Won DE necessary to argue much with anv Ceorpian j.,
Seouoh OF the state he lives convince him Of The no.
Naue OF the Worlds Fair himself and the need for be
eP"s 70 make 1t Georgia has greater noss;Il m
d any ouer section OF similar the Western World I
nave caShed IN on few of her possibilities and ee;n
y reaZe the presence of others Georgia
e backbone OF support for the greatest Exposition the world b
seen ana IN so dong establish herself considerable
invest money FNN io "iS business 10
49, us exposition IS OF entirely too LARGE for rc,
ahta PROJECT Atlanta will lead will the brnt Of the rft
WI" cap he larger immediate benefits But all the state
benefit. NP'' ivy |Nn inc state VIII
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-15
PROVIDENCE
ASermon to Live By
BY Rev Elan Franklin Dempsey. D. D.
ALAS. MY BROTHER

Lesson: Kings :2S-+O
9oioHhoh IS TO TINS day charm with A dawn 60
d noonde splendid and sunset of such gloom The III;
Tory OF man no where else exhibits His life merits the wall f
" Poe ehce on the music fell and darkness the elorv
So
aMeVer IN TINS lesson in the fair dawn, though the
haunting sadness OF that
morning mnsrelsy Fellow with him all his weakness and
ourselves saved II at ALL by Christ we look unon him rho
gifted the beautiful the wnsome oneand our hearts ry \
my brother" ~ va N'''s wy Mas
Soomo leave the Joys Of youth the dey freshness OF
oodyou must be kmgf On that unufed brow ad;,nt
with intellect and those tossing that mothers fnge i
ngN iondeon them place the harsh weight OF crown On
mat carcree heart down the burden state i
solomon : anoagd crowned acclaimed The young king is ee
been led out BY God through the prophet samuel ~ 80
~ SAID David" have appointed him to be ruler over Israel
and over Judah" ~ 800
ment, may ii be Gods also" > ppm
WISE words were these and how gracious God so in
voked in giving to the lad that later night wherein mon
his choice the Lord God did say to the nj
David thus human partialt Impotence cunning of
oes may be rendered harmless history by means his
own personal faith in God and obedience His commands