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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-31

,:,,c OH, that morning at 1 O'Clock.
Tn. InN NJ TSS Church here. and while a,
MS appo!rtmcn. was married t" MISS
rullIe Hotcr VII" with two sons ana
,,,o daughters. - married. SURVIVE
Tie funeral Wa held on Wednesday
end !r:.r;ueu: was In Lakewood GENE
terry. cleveland. whore TWO children WHO
preceded are inferred.
> II. Sole returned home MONDAY
",cn.ay from a business trip 20 Okla
ucTI
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Amber left
S,ndav 70 spend the week with friends
~ Ee.la!-e. ohio.
l,~nc y. e. E,Scr and mother were
visiting friends in Wheeling over sun
day.
car, FISHER entertained number ~
friends AZ lis home Friday evening IN
ncrnr y. h.S sister. Miss Fr"da. WI"
v:,4 home FROM In" ohio university
spending the spring vacation.
Mrs. John Black and Mrs. Dan "eep
Visited relatives IN Sardis. Ohio. Thurs-
lay oud Friday.
Mrs. Z. !. U"nthoTn returned N"ne
SATURDAY PROM Marietta. ohio. Wh"ro
she spent two weeks VITA her soN'
Harold WeutEorn. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs +. c. Schuphach and SON
NJ and Mrs.. n. =. Witschry and chill
l-,n Mr.. ard Mrs. r. +. Thomas and
children and Miss Della WitschcT. or
New Martlnsv!i,c. were the guests OF
NJ and Mrs I. n. Wttsch"" Sunday.
Mrs pave fisher returned home
Friday from visit with relatives Mt
Salama. W. Va.
Mrs Kate VoeGtly and niece. Miss
Elizabeth Dunlap. were Wheeling VISIT
ors Tuesday.
- New Martin"viNc. were the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. II. =. Pounds Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Baker were
\, Whro,lnc Thursday.
Everett Stc!ger held public sa'a NJ
h,s Nna" Saturday and disposed ~ n
20, Of farming implements. 4 horse, cow
rrd como household goods.
W., FaEert and daughter. Mss
Marie. were Wheeling" visitors Sntur-
day.
Mr.. anil Mrs. EmrH. ~ New Martins
vie. wc~e tie guests OF friends IN town
Saturday
J w. claus. OF WcodsA"'d. agent Cor
IN. podee car. was transacunC hus'-
ness in town Monday.
Misses Nina and Mildred Fried"n on
,e-ta!red 4 number Of friends mt their
home Tuesday evening coInPI''"e'N''H
To Miss Frcda fisher.
Franz N'negtlv ansacted business IN
Wheeling Monday.
Mrs. Dan Leen and Mrs John E?acis
visited friends IN Sardis. Ohio. Thurs
dav and FRIDAY.
Mics Ella Jackson was a Weekend
visitor m Wheeling.
Rev. II. I. IIcnthorne. pastor ~ the
Neat Rclta!ra. OHIO. NJ F.. CGurTh. Wis
!;cd his mother. Mrs. Jane Henthorne.
several days.
Mrs II. w Schaub spent several
days VITA friends in Wheeling.
\ large numhe- from town went -
Now Mart!nsville Wednesday and
Thursday evenings 10 attend the
movies" 70 SEQ The Four Horsemer
Of the Apocalypse"
Ju,e Hartl.eb was q business visitor
II: Wheeling several days tho pas;
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-31

Tho regular Friday night choir prac
tlce will be held this evening by me
Of tho Christian church chot,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-31
MCMECHEN
Shiftors' Club Stopped

Prof. Il. l.. Knots, in a pointed tax
Wednesday afternoon az Union H!Sh
school told tho students that lhc So
called Sh:fters club must BE- stopped In
the local hsn school and that AL stu
dents wearing the paper clips or SA.iter
insignia would be dealt with as having
violated one OF tho school rules. Almost
all OF tho students at Union High have
been Initiated into this club and TN"
announcement Wednesday came rs
DIrprisu 10 tho pupils.
Quiet Wedding
The marriage OF Miss Lila Yodcr TO
Charles Able was quietly so!emn!Z"d n
the homo OF the parents of the bride
Mr.. and Mrs. James iodcr last NedneS-
day evening n; : O'Clock. Rev. John W.
Whistler, pastor OF the First Church or
God. performed the ceremony.
Tho groom. tho son of Mrs. Charles
Able, Is an employo OF the Wheeling
Steel & Iron company and well known
in this city. Tho bride IS the charming
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James ioder
Only tho near relatives OF tho couple
wcro present and enjoyed the wedding
supper. which was served after tho GER
cmony.
Mrs. Chambers Entertained
Mrs. Scott Chambers entertained tho
members Cf Division No. Of tho Meth
odist church Ladies' AID at her home on
Logan street last evening and at n late
hour the hostess served delicious
two course luncheon.
Entertainments at Union
A largo crowd OF local people attended
the entertainment given by tho Union
grade school students IN the Union High
gymnasium last night. A program
consisting ct music and drill2 was rem
dcred by tho students oc tho various
grades and was well received.
Error Corrected
An item appeared In Tho Intolligencor
ISSUE Of "Wednesday morning To tho
effect that Mrs. Frank Hart Intended 10
sell out tho stock IN her grocery store
on Sixth street and move 20 Llttlot"n
whero sho was to make her future home.
THIS was an error rs Mrs. Hart yestcr-
day announced that sho did not intend
10 quit business but will continue to
conduct her store on Sixth street.
Choir Practice
Tho regular Friday night choir prac-
tice will be held this evening by the
members Of tho Christian church choir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-31

and other workncr were MOVING heavy
hars OF steel with 4 crane Tho crane
swung around sharply and the he"'S
bar OF steel. which was being Utica
struck him IN the left temple. lie mas
not reEained consciousness Fte'sS -
married and has several children
Attempted Suicide.
Mrs. Cal Young. Of East Liverpool IL
in the care OF the Social Service IH'"''
here after she was prevented from IAN
ing poison nj the Pan Handle railroad
station here. The young woman ;
strange actions aroused the interest or
the matron At the station and she was
carefully watched. with the result tNa'
attendants were ahl" TO act In tim" 10
prevent her carrying out her purpose,
The Young woman arrived hero without
funds and being without friends 20
whom sho could appeal. became oe-
spondCa..
Terribly Beaten.
Frank RurCh. railroad brakeman. or
Pittsburgh, IL under Il doctors care nj
the county jail here As a result or Pc
ing murderously attacked late last night
NJ East SteubNnvillc. w. Va. Bunch
allghted from 4 late train nj that sta
ton and was assaulted by three I'M
known men who knocked him down.
kicked him and beat him about the head
with stones lie was picked NJ uncon-
sc!ous and brought 10 this city. II re-
quired twenty stitches to close the
wounds In his head. Police believe
Burch was mistaken for mine strike
breaker. as no attempt was made to rob
him.
Church Fight Up.
The Serbian Orthodox church SQUAD
bic. which recently reached tho state o.
open warfare at Mlngo Junction. was
being aired In common pleas court to-
day and Judge Smith, who Is hearing
the case. will have 10 decide which Of
the two factions IS cnt!tled to control
OF the church. One faction is led by
Rev. Daniel Bukorovich, present priest.
and tho other by George YurI"v!c. Of
this city. Tho latter faction recently
tried to discharge the priest and en-
ploy another. but Rev. Bukrorich re-
fused to accept the DISMISSAL. Tho
court room was packed with members
OF the church representing both fac
lions.
Union Cots Notice.
Charles Rothrock, president OF 1oca!
No 2S5, Street & Electric Railway
Workers OF America. OF this city. to-day
received a notice from tho Stcuoenville.
East Liverpool & Beaver Valley Trac-
ton Company, TO tho effect that tho
union would no longer be recognized In
discussions Of q new wage agreement.
but tina, the men would be dealt with
individually or by groups. Inasmuch as
the company's franchise N this city
calls for arbitration OF all wage scales
between tho traction company and III"
men, tho city officials are taking nm In
tcrest in the company's action.
Recetves Commission
Henry F. LAWYER, former justice OF
peace OF this city. recently appointed
division chief OF the internal revenue
. department for the Eighteenth Ohio
district, received his commission to-day
and will assume the duties OF office or
Saturday. He succeeds Guy Lynch. OF
Belmont county. who has been internal
revenue collector for this district for
the past four years. The division head.
quarters is in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-31
Suit For Divorce

After tcsrjtyinS before the Jefferson
county grand jury on Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Henry Van Allen and Evelyn Cor,
don. dry Slcuths" and known around
steyri-~aviIle a. the "Golash Twins
were released from the county jail
where they were confined for refus'0g 10
previously testify. Immediately on Their
release Mrs Van Al.cn vas served with
nspers notifying her that suit FOR d.
yorce had been instituted in the hrooNH
county court by her husband. Mrs. VAN
Allen resided here and in follanSb"e be
fo-e going 10 Steuhenrille.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-31

Glendale hospital where she has oeen
confined for the past few days.
Miss Molly Grant OF Sixth street h@'
gone to New Mart!nsvtlle to spend tne
week end as the guest OF friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore and ram
ilv Will move from Logan street 10
tho Island. Wheeling. the latter part OF
this week
Nir and Mrs. Frank Byrd will return
homo soon after spending seVerai
months as tho guest Of friends az
Johnstown. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-31
STEUBENyILLE
Mingo Steel Worker
Is Fatally Injured

Steuherv!l,c. O.. March 3o.--Charles
rieiss. aged 40 years, well known mill
man. OF Mingo Junction, was fatally In
;ured a. tho Carnegie steel plant at
M!ngo to-day. when struck by heavy
bar OF steel He was taken TO tho OHIO
Valley hospital. where an operation was
performed In an effort 10 save his lie.
The accident occurred while Ple!sB
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-31

~ tho ..l,vrsh Sa"c-a, elrn.'in. :'lr'''
tons for ~" services .rrnd:T "'!l D."
rehcar&ci AID 81 mc,Ih,r.s ~ r".
Gucstrd - !"' ~" sept.
Ladies Aid Met
Mrs Fred Earhman cnt'vt. .a'd %"
members o: Division N. "t 'Hc L. Ic'
Nd Of the VI. l.. church - f"r h"'n'
on Grant street. IN "nJ"y"'.." ">""'''!'
was spent at the ru"cius."n 81 """h i
delicious !uu,l"vH was SERVED.
McMechen Briefs
Mrs Vernon toX"n and son 7r" VISIT
Ing wiki friends ut New MaTlinSV!'!e.
Mrs 4. +. E!Hchart IS getting a.onE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-31
Eleanor Churchman

Eleanor, the eighteen month Cd
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. :. Church.
nan nasscd ,.way Wednesday afternoon
eftnr \ brics illness. ut the home OF her
Parents on E-inhmaU Place.
Funeral services Friday afternoon at ;
O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-31
School Sees Picture

The We,.sbGvC SCHOOLS including Tho
High school attended the special matinee
at the Palace Theatre THURSDAY AFTER
noonto witness the production Ihe
Three MvSEctccrs" School was dis
missed AZ three o'clock instead os four
ln allow tho teachers aaI students L"
attend the show. The theatre was allied
for the afternoon show
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-31

bake So. Will be- he'd SATURDAY, at
casey's Mcl Market or Main street I'm
der the auspices o. the Three Links Re-
Aekah Lodge Degree Team.
George " West OK WellShurG was
Follansbee business visitor today.
Emory Smith assistant County Asses
sor IS on the job here taking the census
= = SheE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-31
Streets Clean

A force OF men have cleaned all the
rubbish from the streets. and after tho
hard rain OF Thursday the streets pre-
ssnt a good appearance. The streets
were much IN need Of cleaning AFTER the
rubbish and debris had gathered a"
winter.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23

ENG jing, a jing, jingz !. "
Il, 5s .sSs,+ Jing, jing; jing;;r T. IT, j. = .
S.s.s 80 Tow clear the sleigh beHs:ring! -
>15f SWeetly 7 through the air E:@SSs
4iTheir voices fair ! =. ~ IL.
sing Ting a ling, jing, jing, jing!:
Yotrsaid he'd be! here by half past ten, =
There's still minute to, go, 4 -
ButInnother dear, think; its Christmas Day
]41aWonder what makes him so slow! -,
I'VE Flown to the window fourteen times
When I've heard the sleigh bells ring,
Cutters fly past us and do not stop
They fool me like everything! >.~
Oh,fthere he is now! Oh; where's my tam,
Thad it on long ago.
Oh,iEoody, we'll start for grandma's house
j AFlice long drive in the snow.
OH mother, look, how she shakes her,
bells, i
Aaf11sical sound they bring, =
Alla9All the way out to grandma's house
Wkll hear them ring and ring!
Hello, Uncle Ned! Will you let me drive,
YOU say that she's SO hard to hold,
Eref1 can see that and her wicked glance!
#Wkd all be flung out in the cold.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-23


Oh, yes, I'm comfy and ever so warm; !!
s-- even feel sleepy, too.
: So; mother dear, wake me up when WI
come in sight e = -.
=, OF grandmother's house, please do! =
YOU say we're most there and I'd better
.aWake ~
Why. I've hardly closed an eye. -
With sleigh bells alive in cold, clean cu1
air ~ =
How long have slept, oh my!
There's grandma, the dear, she has seer
us from far
With ting ling DER the snow,
And grandpa, too, and our Uncle Bob
Their faces so sweet [ know.
To celebrate Christmas is ever so fine
And best of it all to me
l think I. like most that snowy drive
: On our. way to our Christmas tree.
Jinga jing, jing, jing,
: Jing ling, jing;
How. clear the sleigh bells ring! !.
Sweetly through the air "
:. Their voices fair a ~
Sing, ting ling, jing, jing, jing!
, 1922-10-05
& HLAMINGxl
4 JEWELSS
NILS ROBERT w CHAMBERS -
ROBERT W CHAMBERS
iTclG a x DoQAN coMlAfT

asWeI, thcreu be a lot o. foIks here,
TheroW be strangers. too.
Don't forget the state Troopers are
looking for sou"
They had paused OH The rough yer
anda in the lot October sunshine
mike" suggested Smith carsiessly.
wouldn't It pay you better to go
s;might7T
Cllnch's small Eray eyes. which had
bcen roaming over :he prospect OF
lake and forest, focused On Smiths
smiling features
What's that 20 your" he asked
IN be out OF a Job remarked
Smith. laughing. II they ever land
you"
CIneh's level gars measured him.
his mind was busy measuring him.
too.
who tho he'll are you. anyway
he asked. 81 don't know. You stick
up a man on the Ghost Lake Road
and hide out here when the state
Troopers come after you. And now
you ask me n Il pays better to go
straight Why didn't you 90 straight
Il you think Il pays?'
IT haven't got a daughter 20 WITTY
about" explained Smith. IT they &c;
me il won't hurt anybody else.
A dull red tinEe came out under
Ciineh's tan;
Who asked you to worry about
Evc9'
she's a fine girl; that's ali"
Ciinoh's steely glare measured the
young a
You trying TO make up TO herr
, 1922-10-05
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
MAMMOTH OIL COMPANY. A
WYOMING CORPORATION.

Notice is hereby given that st
a stockholders meeting OF the
Mammoth on Company, a Wyo-
ming corporation, held at the office
of the Company in the city of Jas
per, Natrona County, Wyoming, on
the 18th day Of September, 1922,
at ten O'Clock a. m, pursuant to a
call of the president and in full
conformity with the provisions Of
the laws of the STATE of Wyoming
and the bylaws OF the corporation,
a resolution was . unanimously
adopted ordering dissolution of the
SAID Mammoth OIL Company, a copy
of SAID resolution following, to-wII:
Whereas. it is the desire and
purpose of stockholders OF this cor
poration, in regular meeting duly
assembled to dissolve the Mammoth
OH Company, of Casper, Natrons
: County, Wyoming, a corporationi
and
Whereas, all debts of this corpor-
alton have been fully paid, and
there are no judgments, mortgages,
liens or other claims of any kind,
character or description outstand-
ing or existing, and the said cor
p~oration is in proper condition to
be dissolved.
Now, Therefore, Be II Resolved:
That Mammoth Oil Company, of
Casper, Wyoming, be, and the same
time is hereby dissolved, and tho
President and Secretary of this
corporation be, and they hereby are
authorized, empowered and direct
ed to make and sign notices of dis
oslution and to file one copy of
such notice in the office of the
Secretary of State, at Cheyenne,
Wyoming, and to file one copy of
such notice in the office of the
County Clerk of Natrona County,
Wyoming, in which said offices ar
ticles of incorporation of said cor
poration have heretofore been duly
filed, and to publish such notice in
the Casper Daily Tribune, a nows-
paper printed in said County of Ma
trona, such notice to be published
once each week for a period of at
least six weeks.
Be 1t Further Resolved: That at
the expiration of such six weeks
period of publication, any and all
assets of the said Mammoth or
Company of Casper, Wyoniag,
shall be distributed to the stock
holders OF this company, share and
share alike, and the President and
Secretary of this corpora ton be
and they hereby are empowered
and directed to execute, acknowf-
edge and deliver such
or instruments of transfer as may
be necessary and proper to trans
fer to the said respective stock
holders their several and respective
interests in said corporation, as
such interests may appear.
Now, Therefore. pursuant to and
in compliance with said resolution.
notice is hereby given that the said
OIL Company Of Casper.
Wyoming, is hereby dissolved, and
of the assets of said
corporation will be had in the man
ner and form provided by law.
Dated this 10Th day of Septem-
Der, 1922.
r. /. DAVIS,
SSeaI) President.
Attest:
MARY BARTON, :
Secretary.
Publish Sept. 81. rs, Oct. 8, 10.
10, rs, Nov. 2. 1922.
, 1922-10-05

THEY BORE FORTH THE
sLEBPERs FOR IMMERSION IN
STAR POND.
he inquired gently.
"No She has no use for me"
cllnch rcflected.i his cold tiger-gaze
still fastened or Smith.
You're right" be said after a mo.
ment- Eve is a good Z ri. Some day
III make a lady OF her"
She is one, Clinch."
At that C1inch Redeemed heavily
the first finer emotion ever betrayed
before Smith. He did not say any.
thing for a few moments. but his
grim mouth worked. Finally.
81 guess you was a gentleman once
before you y ent crooked. Hail. he
said. You act up Ike you ouce was.
Say: there's only one thing
on Gods earth l n r about. You've
guessed il. too" He wa off again
upon his ruling passion.
Eve" nodded Smith.
Sure. She isn't my flesh and
blood. But it seems like shes more.
even. I want she should he a lady.
It's all l want. That damned million
aire Barrod bust me. But he couldn't
SNNb AmI SlNlAk Eve nee HEDpoAlnE.
IND now all Pm Twin for is to be
fixed so's to glve her money 10 go
to the city like a lady. 1 don't care
now I make money; all ! want is TO
make st. And I'm a going to-
Smith nodded again.
Clinch. now obsessed by his mono.
MANIA went on with an oath:
II can't make no money on the
faHrnT 49,. 49, -
And I gotta fix up Eve. What the
he'll do you mean by asking me would
it pay me to travel straight 1 dunno
Il was only thinking OF Eve. A
lady isn't supposed to have a crook
for a father"
Clinch's ray eyes blazed for a mo
ment, then their menaeing glare
dulled, died out into. wintry hxity.
i wasn't born a crook" he said.
II amt got no choice. And don't
going to get me"
You can't 80 on beating the game
forever linch."
I'm beating It" he hesitated-
"and it won't be so long. neither, be
fore I urn over enough TO let Eve
live in the city ike any lady. with
AZ 3hA9 AAhlAAb ailN - pNh JULIET
and all her swell friends. in a big
house like she is educated for"
He broke on abruptly as a process
sion approt hed from the lake, es.
corting the battered gentry Who now
were able 10 wabble about a little.
One of them, a fox-faced trap thief
named Earl Leverett. skunk hastily
by as though expecting another kick
from Clinch.
"G'wan inside. Earl. n act up
right said Clinch pleasantly. "Tou
oughter have more sense the to
start a fight in my place-you and
sid Hone and Harvey Chase. G'wan
in and behave"
/ He and Smith followed the process
sion Of damaged ones into the house.
The big implanted room where a
bar had once been was blue with
cheap cigar smoke; the air reeked
with the stencil OF beer and spirits.
A score or more stumbling forest
louts in Their dingy Saturday finery
were gathered there playing cards,
shooting craps. louing around tables
and fitting stopping glasses at one
another.
Heavy p~leasantries were exchanged
"AN' me N@NhuhS VI SllnNh polueTOus
fists as they re-entered tine room from
which they had been borne so recent
ly. feet first.
Now, boys" said Clinch kindly
act up like swell gents and behave
friendly. And n any aides come in
for the chicken suppe why. col dang
81. we'll have q dance
l Continued in Our Next IssueJ
, 1922-10-05
REGIN HERE IODAY.

The lure OF the Flaming Jewel.
that priceless gem stolen from the
ryai jewel cssket Of the
COUNTESS OF ESTHONIA. was
drawing a group or clashing and
violent spirits 10 the ~hen's kitchen"
o. the AdirondRcks. the dlsreputable
hotel owned by
NIKE CLINCH
Here ciinch lived a life OF crime
surrounded by the rff-raff Of tire
forth The oniy good influence over
rim vas his beautiful stepdaughtcr-
Eve STRAYER To give her the edu
cation OF a lady was the sole passion
Of Cinch and Il do that he
would stop ~ nothing. There AZ
rived at his hotsl.
JAMES DARRAGE, known TO Clinch
as
HAL SMITH. who has sworn to -
store the Flaming Jewel TO the
countess, from whom II had been
stolen ly
2UTNrANA the great International
thief.
Ia n, with sh, Storr
, 1922-10-05

THEY BORE FORTH THE
SLEHPERs FOR IMMERSION IN
STAR POND.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-06
COURT COMPLETES
WORK IN MORNING

Because of the number Of pleas OF
guilty entered in the federal court
Yesterday the business of the day
was completed before noon and ad-
Arizona republican., 1922-05-06
PLAN IMPRESSIVE
MEMORIAL SERVICE

Memorial day services in Phoenix
this year are expected to be more
impressive than ever before, due to
the CO. operation of all patriotic or
ganizations Of this city. The Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary has appointed
committee consisting of Mrs. w. III.
Wilky, Mrs. Higley. Mrs. Erwin and
Mrs. e. NJ Duclow, to take charge
of that organizations part in the
service.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will work with the V. r. w. Auxiliary
in the poppy sale on Memorial day,
Plans are also to be made for
"Mothers' day" May IA, which will
be in charge of the National Depart
ment of the American Legion auxil-
iary. An afternoon mass meeting is
being planned for Library park with
a band concert and speaking.
Mrs. II. c. Ferris. who for the past
several months has been publicity Of
ficer for the auxiliary, has resigned.
No successor has yet been appointed,
Mrs. Ferris was recently elected
state president of the v. r. w. auxil-
iary. The final report of the consti-
tuition and bylaws committee of the
auxiliary was made at the last meet
ing OF the organization and adopted
with a few minor changes.
a social dinner will be held Wed
nesday afternoon, May II. The next
regular meeting of the auxiliary will
be held in the American Legion club
rooms June,7
Arizona republican., 1922-05-06
DIVINE PLAN THEME
OF REVIVAL SERMON

"The perfection and all sufficiency
OF the divine plan" was the subject
discussed at the Adams school audi
toriunl by Evangelist Reedy last
night to another large audience. Con-
tinuing his thought along the line of
the Bible being the only standard
upon which the religious world can
unite, and that the disregard of this
standard caused the long religious
slavery of the dark ages, the evan
ge1ist said. ut has been objected that
the Bible 10 an antiquated book. That
it was the product of an age of igno-
rance and that we have in our pres
ent enlightenment have outlived its
authority; that it is, therefore, out
Of date and useful only as setting
forth general principles, but in no
sense col Id be accepted as final au-
thority. Such an objection is an inn
peachment against divine wisdom
and is a reflection against the in
spiration of the Scriptures. The fact
is that the Bible is not only an UP
to date book, but that it is always
ahead of date. Its wisdom is always
in advance of every scientific dis
covery. This being true we should
always look at science through the
Bible instead OF the Bible through
science, for wherever the Bible touch
es scientific questions it always tells
the truth.
There win be two services Sunday
beside the Eegular week day meet
ings. Evangelist Burcher will speak
at II am. Sunday and Evangelist
Reedy at 8 again in the evening You
are invited to attend