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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
REV, TAYLOR PRAISES THOSE WHO
REACH TRUTH BY INVESTIGATION

Uoiy Writ. Mr. Taylor often w"nder'"
how these good people who sill, "s
l;rvcd in the infallihtlity OF the s'n''
could acrep, the present belief that mo
earth mn> I'd round the sun when 'ne
Bible taught differently.
Doubtsrs Positive.
Douhters were positive as Vol ~ NeE-
ativa: they always assorted as wei IN
doubted They doubted th"s" th'nSs
that seemed unreasonable and were nor
borne out by the facts Of the case; theE
spoke In words clear and hold these
truths that were verified hv their own
experience.
I'nitarians were d"uhters. Th"N
doubted 4 great many Of III" STORIES '"'n
in the old ard New Testament because
such stories did not agr"~ Win thN on
periercs of men here and now IN mus
generation. Initartans asserted mat
,he Rihle was a human and not llNlne
produr. The, asserted iha, II was 'he
work ~ mon IKE ourselves with all our
faults and failingS. "ur weaknesses ana
our rredu,itv The Rlhi". according ~
u-nitarians vas built NJ layer on layer
and strata IN strata by dlff"reM mon
with different tdaas and different p"ln's
~ view The New Tests T"Nt was VIII
ten wears after Jesus was dead ny men
who nut into II not only what theF re-
memhered OF me STORES aP'u' 49,
but also all the legends and myths tna'
had grown up since He died. tnitar'ans
asserted that the pure teachings OF
J~sus when II was dtscntanSled from
all the myth and legend. VAS a gosrei
or Deed and not OF Creed. Jesus was
concerned very little about tho other
world and very much about our conou''
right here and now In this world
Church Of Tomorrow Would Douot.
The church Of Tomorrow would DOUBT
and reject all beliefs held on authority
unon insufficient evidence and attirm
with holiness only th"se things tnat
were known from actual experience 70
b. true. We do know that good char,
actrr fits man both Tor this lite an"
for any other that may come AFTER inns
life. We do know that seltishness ana
rreen breed urhappiness and war ana
strife Wc do know that The law NJ SGT
vire is the true and only law that IS
worthy Of being followed. tnitarians
rpsfs, that these were IN" only th,ngs
thar Jesus preached and that hrtS''an-
~ will never he able :" save IN" worId
until /, discards all doubtful creed ana
dogma about the personality "' jesus
ord triss only to enforce his teachings
ahout conduct Conduct was the only
hin that the churches should study
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
HAS NEVER FELT
BETTER IN ALL
HERL|FE

Thousands Of trail, nervous people
and convalescents everywhere have
testified 10 the remarkable power OF
Tanlac in bringing back their health.
strength and working efficiency. II
seems TO quickly invigorate the con-
stitutiou and is a powerful foe Of
weakness Mrs. F. NJ. Tyree, 2lS Oak
street. Covington, Va. says:
The influenza left me In a dread.
fully weak. rundown condition. I was
very nervous. had no appetite and lost
a great deal Of weight. Tanlac helped
me from the very start. and | am now
i'm the very best OF health and have
gained twenty-one pounds"
There is not single portion OF the
body that is not benefited by the help
ful action Of Tanlac. It enables the
stomach TO turn the food into healthy
blood. bone and muscle. purifes the
system and builds YOU back to normal
weight. Get a bottle today at any
good druggist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
ISSUES ORDERS

Circuit Court Judge r. NJ Afdl"na n
entered the following orders Saturday
Permission WAS granted tho tru21ces
Of 81 Matthew'S y. F.. church 10 soil
prnrerty of The church IN War~nd, and
nm order entered directing the sale
In tho case Of Marsh NJ. Mcdonald Va.
Jennie C. Bell 81 al. an order was en-
tered authorizing the distribution OF
tho proceeds Of property sale In the
settlement of m estate.
Louis H"rkhrim"r mud Leo Wolf w"r"
onroIuird tru.tcrcs "f the Floff street
temple congregation on petition Of tn"
congregation.
In u c matter ~ rharle. r. Paxton.
;ru-4~-. ~ Charles T. Paxton e. al.
suit 10 settle an estate. an order was
entered confirming THO sale Of real cs-
tate.
In tho raae ~ George r. Johnson. ad-
mIulsirafur vs Charles \. Gibboo et al.
a decree n sale wa entered.
The case of George r. Gurman vs.
A,ltn Sales company vas disniss"d.
h1virg hcen compromised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
DECLARES MAN WHO NEVER HAD
RELl9IoUS DOUBT NEVER HAo
ANYTHIN8 or VALUE.
Cites Jssus and Martin Luther a. IA-
amples-chrtst Concerned
About Conduct Hsrs.

Taking ~. text from u rsrs" IN 'nat
wonderful poem. In NeuroriaM. ~
T~rnys"u. Rev. Harry Taylor. pastor OF
me FRS, Unitarian church. Delivered an
unusually Interesting sermon SUNDAY
morning on IN" subject h'ne''
Doubt"
"Perrisvt n faith. hu, pvr" In deeds
A. las, ne hea, his huS:' "u'.
Tror. lives more faith H. honest doubt.
Relieve nc. than IN hair the "reeds
pruh.. said Rsv. Tay;n~. was mental
state that prov cd man - be alive y
man VIII" never had a r'iiR'ous doubt
rever had ANYTHING much 81 value IN
no i'fe Some believed be"auS" thor
Parents had taught them SO to believe:
aorre people believed heCaIse their min
'ste-S said i, was true: some people De
t'eved because the Bible said u was
true. Happy were the men or women
who believed hecaues they had invest'-
gated and found out for Themselves
what VAS the truth. The danger IN So
cis,y was not merely that il should be
NAve wrong things. though that was
great enough. but that il should become
r-edulous and lose the habit OF testing
things p nd inquirirE into them. for then
society wen, backwards iC$tead OF for
wards.
Thinkers Ptrst PROFOUND Truths.
The new generation, cducated under
IN" influences Of the present day. would
he in danger Of accepting the main doc
trines Of ,hc Origin OF Species" Win
as little reflection as had the men ana
women who a generation ago accepted
tho myths Of Genesis. II seemed TO he
law Of tad that he now truths
should first hc propounded by the THINK
!nE and doubling few mi then accepted
nn,hinkinSly by later Gc"rati"n. Thus
z came about that tn" &CTcSy Of to-day
was the orthodoxy Of tomorrow ana the
superstition Of the day after
Wa might consider 'hc douh'crs or
history and how they were received ny
their day ard generation. Jesus was
n doubtcr: He doubted ~. use OF forms
and ceremonies and rituals that had no
reality behind them and were. as He
said, but wh,ted sspulChrcs. Martin
Luther WAS a doubter. RI" doubted the
efficacy OF Indulgence {" save men rom
sin and he denounced ~ Il most tndtg-
nsnt manner the corrupt religion OF
Rome AZ the time. ';allilec was a
fIouhtrr ~" doubted that tho sun
moved round the earth. as all the wise
ursu and religious peopl" of his day be
NevSd He said that n" was >ure that
I, vas tho earth that moved round m"
sun and that CopsruiCuS tanother doubt
cD was richt roor old Galtles was
ln,rrisored as dangerous hereto by
me Christian church for daring 70 be-
lieye ANYTHING that was contrary 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
W, Y, i, CELEBRAT0RS
LAND IN BASTILE
At M0RCANT0WN

Morsan,own. W Va. OCT. -. Nor
runtoun. West Virginia IS slowly re-
covering today from the effects "i the
all night celebration last night or the
West Virginia University football VIC
tory over Pittsburgh BEGINNING as soon
as the final play was heraided from
the bulletin hoard. IN" celebration last
cd all night reaching It's height "hsn
the spcciaI train load OF r"otcrs re-
turned from pittsburgh Al ihree A. l.
II was the FIRST West Virginia victory
over pittsburgh In nineteen years and
the rintous celebration that was staged
resulted In many of tho cclehrators
landing in tho riry and county jail.
None Of tho West Virginia pla. trs
were seriously injured In yesterda:
ganc though all were bruised and bat
iercd nv tho rigorous playing. tniHer-
vity officials have granted holiday
from all classes tomorrow In recogni-
ton OF the unusual evnnt and Dr.. Spears
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
FRANCE TAKES
CREDIT FOR THE
TURK ARMIST|CE

Toulon. Franco. Oct. l5.--France' not
C;rcat Britain. Is eutitlcd 10 the CHIEF
credit for bringing aho2t the arrlst!ce
arreemen, with Turkey, said VI. franz
lin-Rou.lion. the special French envoy
N m. Near East when he was shown
Premier Lloyd GEORGES Snccrh upLn
his arrival here today aboard the
cruiser Mciz.
The envoy D. aised the a't,inG, o. tho
Turks and expressed surprise nj MT.
Lloyd Georges severe criticism OF
Turkey.
81, is to our dear country. to France
alone. that the world Is indebted for
having brought about definite I'M
Outstanding that assures peace, nc de-
clarcd "Francc alone knows how to
talk to Turkey. and that should not Dc
Forgotten"
He advocated close relations between
France and Turkey as essential to
European peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
Market Street Service
To Discontinue Sunday

Next Sunday will he the last day for
city Railway company cars to operate
on Market street and starting Monday
morning the tracks will be torn up, pre-
lim!rary 10 tho laying OF new sewer
on Market street by the J. w. week
land company. Of Charleston, and tho
paving work 10 be done by tho firm or
Coss and Otto.
The North End cars will be continued
for The winter, II Is understood, and will
he abandoned as soon as the paving
work Is started in the spring. city
Railway company cars Will operate
north and south on Chaplne street aft, :
next Sunday, two crossorers to be build
between Fourteenth and Sixteenth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
QUICK ACTION ::
IN THEFT CASE
Police Arrest 1obbsfa Four xoGsS
After Receiving CompaiAt
Prom v1cftm. s-,..

Several hours after Joe Vessoeky In
formed authorities that he had been
robbed Of $40 at a place called tns
Red Onion" In warwood, Policemen
Mclaughlin and Carl arrested uFes
men, charged with the offense.
The three men arrested Gave the
names Of Roy Moore. Russell Lank and
Joe Peria When searched et pottoe
headquarters. Moore had w: !'snx ~
sIo ard Peria had $50. . total Of tiee
between the thrsA
According to polieA vsssesky hs4
been drinking and whsn be swoss g
discoysrsd his money Waa goue.
suspected Moore, Lank and Psria ~
discovered tho loss about II 0cleek ~
Saturday night. At 3 o'clock ysststdA1
morning tho three men were srfeese4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
RAYLAND A. c. WINS

Tho sutton a. c. football team jour
ney"d 10 Ravland yesterday where they
were defeated hv tn" crack eleven or
that place by tho sror" o' an. Tho
rcatru" Of tho game wIs he playing OF
the winning aggregation. who Displayed
tho host form Of any amateur team In
the Onto Valley SO FAR this csa son. War
wood was handicapped hv the losp OF
several of her stars who were ont Of tn"
game because OF injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16

W. E. Hallannn. state tax commits
sioncr. returned SATURDAY. from Wheel
INK. where he spent Thursday on bust
ness
Robert Clark. Of the department Of
education. has gone 10 The northern
section Of tho state 10 inspect normal
normal training schools.
Attorney General England lef' ycs-
terday for Mineral county, where ne
will sive two Republican campa XII
speeches, ono at Elk Garden and tho
other at KeySer.
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announced that M practice would be
held although hr realizes the seriousness
uf tho conflict that is faced with WASH
Ingtou and Lee at the end OF this week
Tic fine work of the Mountaineer ne
fcnse at tackling and the smart play
Of tho backfcid both on ofrense and de
f.nss in tho Pitt game were the main
,onics Of conversation here today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16

charter was Issued yesterday hv tho
secretary OF stat" 10 the Citizens Fire
InruranCe Agency. OF Hinton. capital
lied at $4,000. The incorporates arc
II O. Graham. S. J. Graham. o. F..
Hutchinson. r. l.. Miller and -. T..
Vines, Of Hinton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16

In tho last ten years moro than i4n0
inventions to prevent train wrecks have
been given trial. without satisfactory
results.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
PLANS roH CONFERENCE.

Plans are being made for the re-
Rional conference Of the Young Peoples
division OF the Sunday school associa-
ton, To be held here December 4. and
at the st. Johns Evangelical church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16

Franc. had 4oo.10 less inhabitants
In 1921 than In lQll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16

r. G. Rider member Of the public
service commission. left Saturday Tor
his homs at Sutton TO spend the week
end on Tuesday he will he at Fhiltpp',
Barbour county. 10 conduct hearing
OH the aplicaton OF the Tygar's Valley
Water company for authority 10 In
crease rates He also will hear for
NAL complaint against the same COM
pany. which charges inadequate service"
z. n. Lewis. member OF the commits
sion will b. at Sistersvtle Tuesday /"
hear the application Of tho light and
power company TO increase Its rates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
BREEZY NEWS
notes FROM THE
STATE CAPITAL

Especial Dispatch 70 tho lnt"iliE"nrer
Charleston. ". Va. OCT. ii--t'ovcrn"r
Morgan has accepted an invitation 10
lie present Thursday NJ tn" Hunting
ton Tri-State rarr. which rs 10 h" IL I'll
this week Invitations also have r"rn
extended to the state tax commissioners
attorney general secretary of state,
commissioner Of agriculture. treasures.
and other officials.
The following .itiZ"ns Of Huntington
have been chosen as merrhers Of 4 re
ception committee to welcome III" SrN-
crror: l.. y. Newman. CRY commits
Sioncr. Elliott EnrthCo't. district at
'orucy john S Farr. W. g. Williams.
-. i. began. BOYD farrell and W. W.
Smith
FROM Huntington tho governor VIII
GO 10 ParkershurE. where n" Will he an
honor guest at me celebration and for
NAL opening Of the new Park"rshurc-
Williamstown highway. Ne VIII r."
turn to Charleston SATURDAY for the
Washington and LeeWest Virginia
football game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16

The Observance Of Tree Planting
Week" planned for october 2I-Novem-
Der 3, has tho approval Of Governor
Morgan. There ought to be n general
observance Of the same throughout our
state. West virginia has been denuded
OF much OF her choicest timber and re-
forcstation IL problem that directly
faces the people Of this state.
THE planting of shade and nt-bear-
ing trees In our community Is advocated
by those who are interested In this
practical undertaking. Successful ef-
forts 70 replenish our forests and reau-
tIty our communities will he achieved
only through organization. and I sug-
gest that the time is now appropriate
for groups and individuals TO give CON
certcd thought to this problem which IN
a few years moro will force recognition
and demand Immediate solution"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16

Governor Morgan and number OF
state officials went 10 Institute Satur-
day to witness the football game be-
tween West Virginia Collegiate inst-
tute and Kentucky Normal and Indus
trial institute.
John c. Bond. state auditors. left yes
terday for New Orleans to attend the
American Legion convention.
The secretary of state issued notary
commission to Elsie walk OF Blucfeid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-16
Arthur Spencer and Cecil Spencer of

Arthur Spencer and Cecil Spencer Of
Parkershurg are being sought by state
prohibition agents on charge or pos
sessing one 25-gallon still. one loyal
lon still and l@quarts or moonShlne
whisky. which was said TO have heen
found on their premises by O. F. sum
mcrs il was announced Saturday ut
state prohibition headquarters.
Reports were received at heaaqu1r-
ters of the following arrests b. pro
hibition agents during the last few
days:
ST. Lord and r. T. Lord. Keystone.
charged with having ono gallon OF
whisky in their possession; "sch was
held for the acton OF the United States
court.
p. J. Hedrlck. Hurricane, charged
with having whisky IN his possession;
hearing set for October Il.
Everett Spencer and Richard Adkins,
Charleston. charged with havlus
whisky in his possession; hearing set
for October u.
J. c. Cooper. Huntington. charged
with having a 4ogallon still, 500 ka'-
Ions OF mash and six gallons OF
whisky: held TO the grand jury.
Charters Of Incorporation were lssuco
yesterday by the secretary OF state to
the following new companies:
Alpine Coal company. Charleston;
$o5I. 900: W. f. Wright. F.. l.. Niche.
s. G. Smith. Duke w. Hill, Arthur Il.
Hodges. Charleston.
Hamm- Mooney Fruit & Produce com
pany. Charleston: $4,000; william z.
Hamm. l.. s. Mooney. W. II. Goodwin
J. a. Cadwallader. ". F. O'Danicl. J. B.
Renstord. Charleston
Dclancy-MIllsr Automobile company.
Wheeling: $4,000. Harry A. Miller.
Luther g. Delaney. Adnlrh NJ. Martin.
John NJ Miller. William Radcliffe
Wheeling
Hinton Daily News company Hin
ton: s5n.oo0: Fl. c. Clark. Edward
Salade. 4. c. Mcneil. g. W. Rohr. Wheel
ing; Jack Reed. Hinton.
Waugh-I,ongley Coal company. Will
hanson: $4,000: q. g. Waugh. NJ f..
Waugh, r. o. Halsey. Jr.. Williamson:
F. l.. I.ongley. Iris Longley. Rluene!d.
Talisman Coal company. Morgantown:
$4,000: Robert |. BROCK. John 4. Wade.
John II Gross. Charles c.. Baker. s. 9.
Wade MorRantown
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-18
stanovich Given Long
Term at State Prison

With the ending OF the ANDY
YanosA case in criminal court late
yesterday afternoon, the last of the
trial jury cases for the term was
over and the jurors were dismissed
Yanoski was found not guilty on
the charge Of selling intoxicating
liquors. Little remains TO be done
at this term OF criminal court ex.
cept to hear the report OF the grand
pury which will not convene until
Monday. 1t may take the jury three
or four days to complete its work
After hearing arguments by coun.
sci on the motion to set aside the
verdict in the case OF Matt Stan
ovich found guilty OF murder in the
second degree by jury In criminal
court early Thursday morning on
the charge OF having killed Victor
Kocsis, at Grant Town, last Octo
Der, Judge Showalter overruled the
motion and sentenced Stanovlch to
Is years In the state prison at
Moundsyille., No stay OF execution
was sought by the attorney for tina
defendant, so 1t is not thought that
the case will be appealed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-18
Nellie Bell Appeals
Police Court Action

Nellie Bell, an unusually attrac-
tive woman OF the Water street
underworld. and three inmates OF
her alleged disorderly house were
up for trial in police court this
morning. After taking great
amount of evidence and hearing
the testimony OF several witnesses,
Mayor W. w. Conway fined
Nellie Bell $500 and 80 days in
jail on the charge OF conducting u
house of i'll fame. and fined tho
three inmates SIS each. All the
cases were appealed by Attorney
l.. Z. Musgrave for the defend
ants.
Bertha Kirk, colorcd, alleged
proprietor OF a house of ill.fame
on Water street, decision in
whose case was held over from
yesterday, drew a $50 fine. The
case was appealed.
City police yesterday afternoon,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-18
'REEUTE CHARGES
IN ROM|NE CASE
70 ~
Testimony Brought Out
by State Denied by
Others (.

FAYETTEVILLE, Feb. ia
short session In circuit court was
held here today to allow the many
witness to return to their homes
over Sunday. Defense testimony
In the trial Of W. c. Romine on a.
dynamiting charge was begun
today, but none Of the principal
witnesses appeared. Most Of the
evidence was In denial OF portions
Of the testimony of state witnesses
by men who were mentioned In the
prosecutions case.
Hubert Daniels, whom prosecu-
ton witnesses accused OF furnish
ing guns and ammunition for the
party which blew up coal COM
pany building at Willis Branch last
year, said he bad no such guns and
did not give any TO tho men who
had testified they received weapons
from him. He also told Of his ac-
ttVt es on the night OF February
10, when the explosion took place,
and OF seeing at his home and
elsewhere in Cirtsville some Of the
men said to have been on the
dynamiting expedition. Mrs Dan.
iels corroborated much Of her hus-
bands testimony.
Another defense witness was
Robert Rutledge, who denied that
he had taken part IN the dynamite
ing and said he was with Romine
In the latter's store at Cirtsyille
during great part Of the night OF
he explosion. Paul Maynor. bro
ther Of Marvin Mayner, who for
the prosecution had testified as to
occurrences on the raid, ra'd that
Marvin was In bed in the Daniels
home at cirtsyille. Paul said his
brother became intoxicated that
night and that he had to put him
to bed,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-18
ASSAILS lack
OF SERIOUSNESS
Dr. stoetzer Ridicules
Rubbernecks in
Choirs

While the church was darkened
by the blowing out of a fuse last
night. Dr.. I'll. g. Stoetzer began his
sermon on the subject, What Is 1t
70 30 sptritualH He prepared the
ground for his answer by reviewing
the lives OF Samson, Bazaleet,
Stephen, and Barnabas, describing
them{as men plus God as men who
had consecrated themselves to
Cod
Referring to Samson's backslid.
ms DR. Stoetzer said: "We Pres.
bytetians don't believe In backslld.
ing, we Just practice It." Declaring
that Bazaleel was a model work:
man who brought his talents to God
and was directed to aid Moses Ii
the erection OF the tabernacle, he
urged men 70 magnify their own oc.
cupation, ito spiritualize II In their
owl conception.
Discussing the character Of
Stephen, who was able to do great
things for God through what he
said Or. Stoetzer said that he had
the look OF heaven in his face. In
this connection he referred to the
seriousness OF singing, and tolo
about hearing a noted singer once
sing. Open the Door Of the Tenn.
$50 far as her singing making
any suppression on me was con-
cerned, he said, "she might jus:
as we'll have been singing Open the
Door OF the Chicken Coop. II our
aingers would only appreciate the
aerioiisness of singing, we wouldn't
have 80 many rubbernecks In our
choirsSS he added.
Bsrnabas, he said, was a man
who did things. He classed Sam.
son as a man who stood for
strength, Bazaleel for skill, Stephen
for speech, and Barnabas for ser.
vice.
With profuse Illustrations; DR..
Stoetzer showed that to be spiritual
means to have the spirit OF God.
and oifill every act of.life, great or
small with the spirit. The spirit
OF God Is given to the man who
obeys, and so the sermons appeal
20 men to yield 10 God, thus becom.
ing better and more useful men,
he said
The main fuse In the switch box
blew out last night Just as Mrs.
Minor Durham was ending her or.
gan recital. and G. E. Bonney rose
to the occasion with such songs as
Brighten the Corner Where You
Afe;sa's. Let the Lower Lights Be
Burning etc. Much amusement
srose over DR.. Stoetzer's remark
that he had never seen so many
soodl looking people, before.
Railroad Men to Attend.
Arrangements have been complet-
ed for the attendance OF the rail.
road smen at the First NJ. E. church
next Tuesday night. ]. NJ. Scott,
oil Wheeling, general superintend.
ent5of the B. & o., will be here at
that time, and will lead the men to
The church. The railroad employees
will meet lat the n. P. Temple at
IA clock Tuesday evening. and will
go Id line from there to the First
FL church, whore seats will he
reserved.
Announcements.
From - o'clock until O'Clock,
PRAYER service will be held at the
Nv, @. A. in Monroe street.
From12 till 1880 o'clock, prayer
service will be held for men In the
y; NJ CA.
Sunday at $3.50 In the afternoon,
az of the personal workers will
meet In the First NJ. f. church.
Sunday evening at 6:15. all the
Young people Of the participating
churches will hold a union rally.
Evapgelistic services will begin
promptly at 1880 Sunday evening.
Y