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LIVES LOST IN
STORM FROM WEST
ESTIMATED PROPERTY DAM.
AGE WILL MOUNT INTO THE
MILLIONS INDIANA HARD
HIT, MANY VILLAGES IN
DARKNESS

Chicago, April 49, Sweeping
northeastward through the middle
western states a storm, which had
it's origin in the Rocky Mount re-
gion Sunday, had passed over Ohio
today leaving in its wake death and
much destruction. A loss of nearly
fifty lives was attributed to the
storm which developed considerable
energy as it progressed over Hi
nois and Indiana, taking in many
places the form of tornadoes. DAM
age to property will mount into mil
lions, it is believed.
Accompanied by rains which sent
streams, then swollen, coursing far
beyond their usual channels the
storm added suffering and incon-
v~enience to some communities
which for several days have been
affected by flood conditions. A drop
in the temperature to below season.
al normal add to the discomfort
of families whose homes having
been destroyed by wind or made I'M
inhabitable by floods are now living
in tents or improvised shelters.
Indiana apparently felt the full
effect Of the wind storms yester-
day, in that state twenty one per-
sons are known to have met death
in different communities. Early
yesterday morning the storm GEN.
tered in Illinois, striking a number
of villages in the darkness. lorna
does wrought havoc to many homes
and such reports as were available
from agricultural communities
which had been stripped Of nearly
all e Of communication indi-
Gated that twenty-five persons had
been killed.
Missouri, Iowa and Kansas had
felt the storm early Sunday, but in
these states it lacked the intensity
which marked its sweep across ILL
nois and Indiana and into Ohio.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The County Highway Commission
ers of Abbeville County will receive
sealed bids, at the Office Of County
Supervisor, until IL o'clock, M. on
Thursday, May 18th, 1922, for the
construction of Seven and 66-1O0
miles of topsoil road from Abbeville
to the Greenwood County line near
Douglass Mill, better known as the
Douglass Mill road, as per the survey
of the County Engineer.
The work will consist of the nee
essary clearing and grubbing, exca-
vation, culverts, headwalls, top soil
surfacing, and such other work as
may be necessary to complete the
road according to the plans and spec
ifcations. Detail information will be
furnished by H. B. Humbert, County
Engineer.
Bids shall be on the prescribed
form and accompanied by a certified
check. or corporate surety bid bond,
in the sum of Five Hundred Dollars
($5OO) payable to J. S. Stark, Chair
man, as guarantee that the bidder
will, if awarded the contract, within
ten days after notice thereof enter
into a written contract and give sat-
isfactory bond in one-half (1-2) the
amount of the contract price, said
bond to be furnished through an
agency resident in Abbeville County.
Bidders must satisfy the Commits
sion of their experience and ability
to perform the work. The right is re-
served to reject any or all bids.
Done at Abbeville, S. c., by or
der of the Commission, this 9th day
of April, 1922.
]. S. STARK, Chairman.
L. W. KELLER, Sect'y.
Apr. 10, '22. 1tw-3wks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Gilbert and
children spent the weekend in Leba-
non with relatives.
Misses Jenie Nance and Willie La
nier of the Woman's College Due
West spent the Easter holidays with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Nance and Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. La
nier.
Miss Ruby Napier spent this week
with her sister, Mrs. J. L. Sutherland
C. W. Price and Bruce Clinkscales
were business visitors in Abbeville
Friday.
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Mr.. James Gilbert Of Lebanon
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Gilbert.
Bruce Clinkscales spent Sunday
afternoon with Edwad Clinkscales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sutherland and
daughter, Edna and Miss Sallie
Sutherland of Calhoun Falls spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. ].
A. Sutherland.
Miss Daisy Lanier of Warrenton
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Lanier.
Mrs. J. A. Sutherland and daugh-
ter, Miss Lucille, and Miss Ruby
Napier spent Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Ashley.
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F. W. Wilson; "a, o. S. Cochran
20, R. R. Price; %, W. w. Wilson
26, S. M. Beatty; 20, ]. N. Pratt; 81,
j.. R. Lomax; 33, T. P. Thomson; "a,
G. A. Hannah; 35, Brown Bowie;
Sc, A. NJ. Milford; 81, W. D. Thorn
as; 38, DR.. j. L. Bell; 80, P. M. Da-
Wis; 40, E. L. Miller; Al, H. B. Bag
we'll; AZ, S. A. Cochran; 43, B. l..
Johnson; Al, J. H. Shaw; 46, Earl
Murdoch; At, J. D. Hill; 40, B. H.
Hill; so, C. T. Davis; 81, S. I.
Ramey.
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The mescal cactus button contains
a drug which produces in the user
of beautiful sunsets.
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FOR SALE-Porto RIGA potato plants
chemical treated, now ready for
shipping. 1000 for $3.50; 5000
SIPS per 1000. Place your order
now. PITTS PLANT COMPANY,
Pitts, Ga. 4, 7-Stpd.
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Met Tuesday in Auditors Office to
Value Property in Districts.

met IN Cne AuQlCoT . olAIe AL Vic
Court House Tuesday at IL o'clock.
Mr.. T. P. Thomson was elected
chairman, and the meeting proceeded
to value the property in the several
Districts as follows:
No. 2. Real estate about $500.
Horses and mules average about $50.
No. 8. Lands from 81 to Sc.
Horses and mules average about $40.
No. 10. Lands S. and Sc per
acre. Horses and mules average $50.
No. 10. Value of land 81 to SIS
per acre. Horses and mules $25 to
$40; Cows $40 to SIS.
No. 20. Mules average $40. Cows
$40. Land SIS to Sc per acre.
No. 21. Land 81 to SIS. Mules and
horses about $40. Cows $40.
No. %. Mules and horses about
$40. Cows $40. Land 81 per acre.
No. %. Land 81 to Sc per acre.
Horses and mules $40 to $50. Cows
$40.
NO. rs. Land S. per acre aver
age. Mules $40 to $40. Cows SO.
No. 20. Land SIS to Sc. Horses
$50 to 500. Cattle $40. Mules and
horses $35. Household $40 to $40.
No. 81. Land SIS. Mules and
horses $40 to $50. Cows $40. House.
hold $40 to SIS.
No. 33. Land average $3.50 to
SIS per acre. Horses and mules $40
to s75. Household $40 to s75. Cows
$40 to SIS.
No. 81. Mules and horses $35
to $50. Cows $40. Land SIS to Sc per
acre.
No. IS. Land $3.50 per acre.
Household $50 to $500. Horses and
mules s35 to $50. Cows SO to SIS.
No. Sc. Lands $3.50 to $3.50.
Buildings $50 to $3.50. Horses and
mules $25 to $75. Cows. $40.
No. 81. Land Sc per acre. Mules
S25 to $50. Cows $40.
No. 38. Land Sc to SO. Mules $40
to $50. Cows $40 to SIS.
No. &c. Land 81 to SO. Average
above Sc. Mules average $50. Hogs
SIS to $40. Cattle SIS to SIS.
No. 80. Land SIS to 81. Mules
average $40. Household $40 to 500.
Cows $40 to $25.
No. 40. Land SIS. Mules average
81. Cattle $40. Household $40 to
$50. Buildings $40 to $3.50.
No. Al. Land SIS to Sc. Mules
average s45. Cows SO to SIS.
Household SO to s1OO. Hogs S..
No. 49,. Land SIS. Horses and
mules average $40. Cows $40. Houses
$50 to 500.
! No. 43. Mules $25 to $50. Cattle
IS to SIS. Land Sc to 81. Buildings
$50 to $3.50.
No. A. Land SIS to So. Horses
and mules $40 to $50. Cows $40.
Hogs SIS.
No. 46. Land SIS to 81. Average
$3.50. Mules average $40. Cows $40.
Hogs SIS. Buildings $25 to SITS.
No. At. Land 81 to SO. Horses
and mules $25 to $50. Cattle $40 to
SIS. Building $50 to $500. Hogs SIS.
No. 40. Land Sc. Buildings $50
to 500. Horses and mules $40 to $50
Cows $40.
No. so. Land SIS. Horses and
mules $40 to $50. Cows $40.
No. 81. Land average SIS. Cattle
$40. Mules average $40. Household
$40 to SIS. Houses $50 to $3.50.
No. 20. Cattle SIS. Mules aver
age $50. Houses 500 to $500.
Household $40 to $3.50. Land Sc to
$12. Most of it 81 to SO.
No. 9. Land about Sc. Horses
and mules average $25. Cows SIS.
No. 7. Land Sc. Horses $40 to
$40. Cows $40 to SIS.
w. NJ. Barnwell moved to raise
land in No. 18 to 81 per acre in
cases where land was returned at
SO per acre. Seconded by Mr.. Will
son and carried.
Mr. Barnwell moved to return land
in No. SO at 81 per acre. This was
carried.
Mr. T r Loma3 moved RI ;nstruct
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FOR RENT-Five room house on
Ferry street now occupied by
Horce C. Brown. Possession given
after April 18th. j. S. Stark.
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SHOES-Men's Work Shoes, solid
leather soles at $2.40 per pair, sold
by Dewitt Hall. a, 12-3tc.
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FOR SALE-Genuine Porto -Rican
potato plants inspected and chem
ically treated. True to name, free
of disease. 1000 $3.50 lots of
10000 $1.25 per thousand. H. D..
SALTER, Pitts, Ga. 4,-5-stpd.
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FOR SALE-Ten window screens,
slightly used. Apply Press and
Banner office. 4, 12-tfc.
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CARD OF THANKS

We want to thank the good pc
pie around Level Land and all
our friends and relatives for the
kindness and help during the sic
ness and death Of our dear lit
boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Temple.
Level Land, S. C.
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FOR SALE-Cotton seed for plant
ing and California B~lackeyed white
peas. Raised here and pure. APP
ply to C. B. Thomas, Calhoun Falls,
S. C. 4, 17-2tpd.
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FOR SALE-Peas, Iron mixed and
whips. See us, we a make good
prices on them. B. T. Cochran &
Co. 1tcol.
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A JoB-Have had ex-
%perience as salesman in several
lines and am an experienced book
keeper. Do not mind work. Best of
references. Address &C." Press
and Banner Office. ct. pd. 4-19.
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MUSIC LESSONS-Mrs. Floyd ]
Graves, formerly teacher Of Pia1
at the Woman's College, Due Yves
is opening a studio at her home q
Washington street. Modern met
DDS taught. Call Phone 233. Al
1 mo. col.
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Watch the label on your paper.
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WANTS

LOST-A cameo pin on Ferry street
Saturday might. Finder notify Mrs;
Ralph Turner and receive reward.
1t. pd.
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FOR SALE-5 New Shelton Spas.
senger Automobiles will be sold at
great sacrifice, and on easy terms.
Robt. S. Link. 4, 3-1twk-4t
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FOR RENT-W. A. Rowell house on
North Main Street. Possession af-
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EAT WITH ME-Breakfast servo
at 7:15. Dinner 12:45; Supper !
7:15. If.
"a S. Main st. Mrs. D. A. Roger
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CHURCHES OF CHRIST, Scientfat
branches of the Mother Church. the
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
i'm Boston, Mass.
First Church of Christ, Scientist.
Columbia road and Euclid st.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist.
NE. Masonic Temple. sth and SITS. NE.
Third Church of Christ, Scientist.
Masonic Temple, 18th st. and n. Y. ave.
Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist.
The Arcade. 14th st. and Park I'd.
"Are Sin, Disease and Death
Rea1?"
Sunday. II I'm. and s pm.
SUNDAY SCH00L-11 am.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS.
8 o'clock.
READING ROOMS:
1910 r ST. NV, Room COS
Hours, 10 $50 Except Wednesday.
8 TO z, and Sundays and holidays, 2:30
to $500.
COLORADO BLDG. 18th md G Sts.-
Hours, 10 to Q Cwed., 10 to Z, and Sun.
and holidays. 2:30 to $500.
f4S EAST CAPITOL ST. 80
Hours, II TO Except Wednesdays. IL
to G; Sundays. 2:3o to $3.50 Closed
hoIidays)
THE ARCADE. 14th and Park road
(SecOnd FIoorl-
10 TO $3.50 week days: also 2 to D pm.
e><cspt Weenssdarsl.
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MANY TAKEPART
IN BIBLE CONTEST
Series of Questions to Be
Taken From Old
Testament.

Twenty-four birth states are repre-.
scented in the community Bible copies,
now being conducted by the Bible De-
partment Of the District of Columbia
Federation of Women's Clubs, in CO.
operation with The Star
Records sheets of the committee in
charge show also that the names be.
ginning with &C. stand highest in the
number of contestants. Next in order
are names beginning with M"
This series of questions is taken
from the kings and prophets of Israel
IN some versions of the Bible the two
DOCKS or Kings are known as first
second, third and fourth Kings. The
questions are based mainly on the
books OF Second Samuel and First and
second Kings, but also viii include
incidentally, other books of the Old
Testament, especially the books of
prophecy. The contestants may be OF
any race or creed. They may use any
version of the Bible, including the
Hebrew and Douay
Answers must be in the contestants.
own handwriting or typewrittep- The
contestants are also directed not To
put their names on the answers. They
must be placed in q sealed snyelope
winch Is to be pinned to the ap$wfr....
ana inns TO contain name. age. address.
Sectfon OF the CITY where horn. date OK
birth and the Sunday school educa
tlonal institution or organization TO
which they belong. -
Answers TO each set of questions
must be mailed before l pgld9n tn
following Saturday. They &hould be
addressed to the Community Bible
Contest fcare of the General Fedora
ton of WomenS Clubs, 1884 n stree:
northwest).
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CHURCH OF INCARNATION
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
Rev. Spence Burton of Society Of
st. John the Evangelist Will
Be in Charge.

Services at the Episcopal Church 90
the Incarnation. beginning tomorrow
morning at 1880 o'clock. will be con
Quoted by Rev. Spence Burton. of thc
Society OF ST. John the Evangelist
Father Burton was educated at
Cowley College, oxford. England. and
on returning TO this country entered
the ministry He later Joined tn"
Society Of st. John the Evangelist, IT,,
members Of which are pledged to -
life of chastity and poverty, evangel-
isiic preaching and instruction.
Services at the Church of the In
carnation for Holy week are as fol
lows: Palm Sunday. holy eucharis; {.
1880 am; mathis and litany, 1G:3e
m; solemn eucharist and procession,
IL a m; evensong and sermon, pm.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. holy eucharist, 7:30 am
mathis. 1880 am; evensong and ser
mon, pm.
Good Friday. altar service, 1880
am; mathis, 1890 am: preaching of
the cross. II to pm. and evensong
5 pm.
Easter even. altar service, $50 m. /:
mathis. 1890 am. and evensong, pm
Attention of churchGoers is called
to the three-hour worship on Good
Friday. Father Burton during his
stay in this city will be the guest of
Rev. William Tayloe Snyder, and NAV
be consulted in the church immedi-
ately following each service or by ap-
pointment.
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for the young men to search for the
body of Elijah until he was ashamed.
then said. Send. Fifty young men
searched for three days. but found
him not. III Kings. 2.17) OBJ Nine
chapters are devoted almost entirely
to the story of Elisha; they are. III
Kings, chapters ., 3. 4. 5. 6. Z, s, 9.
Co Joash (Jehoash) was King of
Judah, and Jehoash Goash) was King
of Israel when Elisha died. GI Kings,
1910, II. (D Twelve miracles were
performed by Elisha that are re-
corded in the second, third, fourth.
fifth and sixth chapters of II Kings.
60. (a) The King of Israel
said, Ged, do so and more also to me.
If the head of Elisha, the son Of
Shaphat, shall stand on on him this day.
Oh Kings. 6.26-3l) % AS Elisha sat
in his house, ere the mes
senger came to him. he said to the
elders, See we how this son of a muir
derer hath sent to take away mine
head? III Kings. 6.32.) (c)- While he
yet talked with them, behold, the
messenger came down unto him. III
Kings, 6.33) I'D Elisha said to the
elders, Look, when the messenger
cometh, shut the door. and hold him
fast at the door; is not the sound of
his masters feet behind him? III Kings.
6.32.)
DOWNRIGHT 1922 by Louise Harding Earil)
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LAST OF LENT SERMONS
ON FAMOUS OLD HYMNS
Rev. DR.. C. Ernest Smith to Speak
ON "Jesus, Lover Of My Soul"
Tomorrow.

Rev. DIR. c. Ernest Smith, rector of
st. Thomas Episcopal Church. is to
deliver his last Lenten sermon on
famous hymns tomorrow. His last
sermon will be Jesus. Lover Of My
Soul"
This hymn was Charles Wesley's
masterpiece. Tradition has it that
the poet was one time sitting at an
open easement when a little bird,
pursued by a hawk. flew in and took
refuge in the bosom of his garment.
Caught by a suggestion so spiritual,
the author gave the incident this
memorial in spiritual song.
Tuesday in holy week. in the par
ish hall of st. Thomas, DIR. Smith
will deliver lecture, illustrated with
Tissot's pictures. on with Jesus in
Holy Week" This lecture will be
without tickets, all Corners being
freely admitted.
Good Friday the rector will con-
duct the three hours service from II
to o'clock.
Easter day services will be at Z. 8.
$50, IL and 4 o'clock.
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SPECIAL HOLY WEEK
PROGRAM AT MONASTERY
ceremonies Begin Tomorrow With
Blessing of Palms-Other
Exercises.

special program of exercises for
I1uSoiy Week has been arranged at the
ohurch of the Franciscan monastery.
MOUNT st. Sepulcher. Brookland, d. c.
T., me program is: Tomorrow, 8 am,
piessing of the palms, procession.
singing of the passion and solemn
nlgh mass; $3.50 pm, compline and
solemn benediction.
MeuheSday, pm, Tenebrae
holy Ehursday. 8 am. solemn high
mass and procession to the holy
sepulcher. followed by the man
Gatum washing of the feeD; pm.
Aeneorae; pm, the holy hour.
Hood Friday, am, singing of the
passion venerration of the cross. pro-
eesslon and mass of the presanctified;
p. m. way of the CROSSE 4 pm. Tene,
prae; pm. funeral of Christ.
Holy Saturday, s am. blessing of
the new fire and of the Paschal can
ale. singing of the prophecies and
solemn high mass; s pm, the resur-
rection service
Easter Sunday. 8. and s am. holy
mass and communion in the Chanel
OF the Holy Sepulcher; am. solemn
nigh mass: $40 pm, chanting Of
compllne, followed by solemn bene-
From after mass on HOLY Thursday
until the services on Good FRIDAY
morning there will be continuous
alteration of the blessed sacrament.
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81. (a) Ahab's prophets said, go up:
for the Lord shall deliver it into
the hand of the king. q King, 22.6.)
CD Jehoshaphat said. Is there not
here prophet of the Lord besides
that we might enquire of him? q
Kings. 22.7.) Co Ahab said, there is
yet one man. Micaiah. . = by whom
hate him; for he doth not prophesy
good concerning me, but evil. q
Kings. 22.S.) (d) The King of Israel
and Jehoshaphat the King Of Judah
sat each on his throne, having put on
their robes, in a void place in the
entrance of the gate of Samaria. q
Kings. 22.10)
So. (a) The messenger that was
gone to call Micaiah, spake unto him,
saying, behold now, the words of the
prophets declare good unto the king
with one mouth: let thy word, /
pray thee, be like the word of one
Of them. and speak that which is
said. as the Lord liveth, what the
Lord saith unto me, that will 1 speak
q Kings, 22.14.) (c) He answered
him. go. and prosper: for the Lord
shall deliver it into the hand of the
king. Il Kings, 22.15.) (d) Ahab
said, How many times shall 1 adjure
thee that thou tell me nothing but
that which is true in the name of
the Lord? Il Kings, 22.16.)
SO. (a) The King of Israel said unto
Jehoshaphat, Did 1 not tell thee that
he would prophesy no good concern
ing me, but evil? Il Kings, 22.1S.)
OBJ Zedekiah, one of Ahabs prophets.
smote Micaiah on the cheek and said.
Which way went the Spirit of the Lord
from me to speak unto thee? Il Kings.
2224.) (c) The King of Israel said,
Take Micaiah and say, Thus
saith the king. Put the fellow in the
prison and feed him with bread of Attic
ton and with water of affection until I
come to peace. Il Kings, 22.26,27) (d)
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g NJ dangerously said unto Ahab
II tnou return at all in peace the Lord
iath nor spoken by me. Il Kings. % IS
81. tal Ahab said unto the driver OF
ms chariot, Turn thine hand and carry
m me out OF the host, for / am wounded
II Kings, 22.34) OBJ SO the kind died
ana was brought to Samaria
ana K the % dogs licked up his blood. q
hines' z231,3S) tc) Ahab had built
cues and house of ivory. q Kings
22.39) I'D Ahab and Jehosaphat Were
contemporary kings seenteen years. q
Kings, 22.41,51
90. ta) -Four chapters of II Chronicles
tell the story Of Jehoshaphat; they are:
II chronicles, II, is. 10 and 20. (b) After
Ianaa, death Ahaziah. his son. became
tAhaziah) did evil in the sight Of the
Lord. and walked in the way of his
father, and in the way of his mother
ana In the way of Jeroboam, the son OF
Nebat. who made Israel to sin. q Kings
22:5g) td) Ahaziah fell down through
lattice in his upper chamber, that was
IN Samaria, and was sick. III Kings / q
30 (a) The angel of the Lord told
Elijah. the Tishbite, to go meet the
messengers of Ahaziah and say to them
Ihou shalt not come down from that
bed on which thou art gone up. but
Shalt surely die. III Kings, 1850 OBJ
After fire had twice come down from
heaven and consumed fifty men each
time, Ahaziah sent for Elijah, who
been consulted as the god of Exam had
been consulted. death must follow.
III Kings. 1.19-16l (c) Jehoram
reigned in his stead in the second
year OF Jehoram, the son of Jeho-
>shaphat, King of Judah, because he
had no son. I'll Kings, LID See
chapter 8. Cd The, young prophets
to Elisha, Knoweststhou that the Lord
will take away thy master from thy
head today? OH Kings, 2.3,5.)
81. (a) Elisha each time answered
Yea, l know it; hold your peace. I'll
Kings. %. So CD When they reached
Jericho, Elijah said to Elisha, larry
1 pray thee, here: for the Lord hath
sent me to Jordan. III Kings. 60
(c) Elisha said to Elijah, AS the Lord
liveth, and as thy soul liveth, 1 will
not leave thee. And they two went on
Oh Kings. 2.6.) (dl Fifty men of the
sons of the prophets went. and stood
to view afar off. III Kings, 2.7)
SIS. ta) Elijah took his mantle and
wrapped it together, and smote the
waters and they were divided hither
and thither, SO that they two went
over on dry ground. UI Kings. 2.S)
of fire and horses of fire and parted
them asunder; and Elijah went up by
a whirlwind into heaven. Oh Kings
211) 90 Elisha took the mantle OF
Elijah that Tell from MIN, ana Slnote
the water and SKID. Where is the Lord
God of Elijah? And when he had
smitten the waters, they parted hith-
er and thither, and Elisha went over
QI Kings, 2.14) I'D The young men
asked permission to go in search OF
Elijah's body, saying, Lest peradven-
ture the spirit of the Lord hath tax
en- him up, and cast him upon some
mountain, or into some valley. I'll
Eings. 2.16)
So. (a) Elisha withheld permission
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