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tho service OF his country II.
survived by a wife. two sons An,
daughter.
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g by faol Sablattilll.

5d'Azyr said Of him that he had
too dangerous a gift OF e1oquence.
1t was to silence his brave voice
that he killed him. But he has
failed Of his object For, ~ poor
Philippe de Vi1morin's friend,
have assumed the mantle of his
apostleshipse and Z speak to you
with his voice today ss2 81
It was a statement that helped
LIE Chapelier at last ITO under
stand, at least in part, this bewild-
ering change in AMBIGUOUS,
which rendered him faithless to
the side that employed him.
And now in terrible voice,
with an eloquence that amazed
himself, he denounced the inertia
of royal justice where the great
are the offenders. 1t was with
bitter sarcasm that he spoke of
their Kings Lieutenant, M. de
Again great roar He had
wrought them up to pitch OF
dangerous passion, and they were
ripe for any violence to which he
Urged them. If he had failed with
the windmill, at least he was now
master OF the wind.
ITO the Palaist'' they shouted,
waving their hands, brandishing
canes, and-here and there-even
a sword. t.To the Palais! Down
with NJ. de Lesdiguferes! Death to
the Kings Lieutenant"
tt.'Ah, waltz he babe them, rs
this miserable instrument of a
corrupt system worth the atten-
tfon of your noble indignation ?
Precipitancy will spoil everything.
Above all, my children, no ytoi-
lence:"
My children. Could his god,
father have heard him.
Out OF the silence into which
they had fallen anew broke now
the cry of
What else, then? What else?'
81 will tell you" he answered
them. THE wealth and strength
of Brittany lies in Nantes. She
has the power to make her will
prevail, as we have seen already.
Let her exert that power once
more, and until she does so, do
you keep the peace in Rennes."
a dozen students caught him
as he leapt down, and swung him
to their shoulders, where again
he came within view of all the
acclainling crowd.
They carried him out of the
square and up the Rue Royale to
an old house where behind closed
doors a flushed and excited group
of some fifty men hailed Andre
Louis as the strayed sheep who
had returned to the fold.
Rising in response to the storm
of applause that greeted the pro
posaT that he proceed as delegate to
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-24
Nantes. AMBIGUOUS bowe
fort yielded "a
9C-uApTER VIII


4ndrasLouis rode forth from e ten en-
neg committed to a deener8adT
fire Iii he had dreamedEo 70 Nv W q e en- q.
Iaft the sleepy village Of Gasvrl ~
lac. Lying the mig It q road l side 81
inn and setting out again carr AZ Al
the morning he came on MS MS, ea:ss
rand of sedftion INTO that beauIlI u ].
city OF Nantes
It was striking two, the .busllest -
hour of the day upon the S l5',ua.s' Il
when Andre-Louis cached s$ss tne
Place du Commerce NJ
| Soon the president came, others
following, crowding out INTO tn ne
portico, jostling one Eanot ,lesi ~. -.
their eagerness to- hearStn ~ 81,
TELL me, sir,Sis it true that the
.Kinr has dissolved the States
Summon the gentlemen OF
Cha mber. m ieur 2 said andre
Louis, .and you shall hear all
$50 be it,
a word. and forth they came to
crowd upon the steps, but ieaa , ing
clear the topmost step and a man
moon space in the middle.
s.Peop1e Of this great city OF
Nantes. I have come to summon
you to arms
sZ'I am a, delegate of the people Oh
Rennes, charged to announce TO you
what is taking place, and TO invite iNI.
you in this dreadful hour OF our
country's peril to rise and ma sll,e'
: to her defense.
Name! Your name!" voice
bshouted, and instantly the cry was
taken up by others, until the multi:
| tude rang with the question
| INV. name said he, lis Omnes
Omnibus for all. II am herald
| a mouthpiece; a voice; no more.l
come to announce to you that since
| the privileged orders, assembled Tor
the states OF Brittany in Rennes,
resisted your wilbur will-des-
pite the Kings plain hint to them,
His Majesty has dissolved the
| State
There was burst OF delirious
applause. Gradually silence was
restored and at last AMBIGUOUS
was able to proceed.
You rejo too soon. Unfortu-
nately, the mobiles, in their insolent
arrogance, have elected to ignore
the royal dissolution, and in despite.
or it persist in sitting and in conf
Quoting matters as seem good toj
til EN-.
This is no new thing. Always!
has it been the same. They have;
Iflouted the authority of the King
and they are silencing by assassina- i
ton those who raise their voices
/ to condemn them. Yesterday in
Rennes, two young men who ad-
dressed the pople as am address
ting you were done to death in the
streets by assassins at the instiga-
ton of the nobility. Their blood
cries out for vengeance"
Acclamations broke out Unstint-
eddy now. He had caught them in
; the snare of his oratory. And he
pressed his advantage instantly.
..Let US all swear he cried in
great voice. "to raise up in the
name OF humanity and of liberty a
rampant against our enemies, to op-
Continued on page hve)
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.BEGiM# HERE TODAY.

The first orator had been killed
and second pistol bullet flattened
Itself against the bronze figure as
sANDRErLOIIS MOREAU, young
IawyerSofs Gayri1lac, began to adj
dress the citizens of Rennesl from.
the statue In the public square.
He#asSsp eahng In the cause OF.
the1people because OF the oath
taken as he held in his arms the
body of&htss dearest friend,
SPHILIPPESSD EsVILMORIN, a di-
vinity stud emit who had been
tricked8into duel and then
sssdangerousr gift of eloquence."
hep1ayerswas the powerful
kMARQuIS8DEkL LA TOUR 5D'AZYR.
Not only had the Marquis muir
dered dearest friend
but the prof1igate noble was SUI
ing fort he handTof the beautiful
@ALINESDE# niece Of
the gruf
QUENTIN x 1gER GALLON, who
popularly W believed to be the
ather Of Andre-Louis. Andre
Louis decided to place the case.
before the throng Of citizens al
read angered by the refusal Of
MOBILES to follow the royal Or
er and dissolve the Estates.
on WITH THE STORY.
Instantlyfh was turmoil in
Bsthe8 crowd, most intense about the
spot whence the shot had been
tired The aassailant was one OF
considerable group of the opposi-
stion, group that found itself at
once besets every side, and hard
8toSdefend9h him
From the foot of the plinth rang
The voice of the students making
chorus to- lie Chapelier, who was
bidding ;Andre-Louis to seek shell
ter
Come down Come down at
once 1T They'll murder you as they
smurderedSLa Riviere.
/ Let then!2 he flung wide his
arms in al gesture supremely theat.
rical land laughed. 81 stand here
their mercy. Let them, If they
will add mine to the blood that
viii presently rise up to- choke
E5them.s Let tn EN- assassinate me.
s trade they understand. But
untiIstheys#do So; they shall not
@preyentE rne from speaking to you,
from telling you what is to be look
led for in them
And present. when some
measure of order was restored. he
sbegansEhis tale. In simple langu-
gagenow, he 4tore3their hearts with
the story of yesterday's happen
sSss.t T he MARQUIS de La Tour
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YOUR RAILWAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Scott.

Scott NJ. f. Church. Seventh and
Spruce streets, Rev. 7. j. Sard. pas
tor. Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor: subject. 1880.
The Sacrament OF the Lords Sup
per-" 80, Eternity" Sunday school
and other regular meetings at the
usual hours. Reception Of new men,
bers at the 1880 service. Revival
meetings to continue during the week
Trinity.
Trinity NJ. T.. Church. Twenty-sec-
ond and Church streets, Rev. r..
Collins, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor
subject, 1880. Some Causes For
Thanksgiving:" 7.30. Soul Winning.
Sunday school and other regular meet
ings at the usual hours. On Monday
evening at o'clock a rabbit supper
will be given the Official Board in the
Sunday school room of the church
visiting speakers will address thu
gathering.
Harrison Street.
Harrison Street NJ. T.. Church,
Seventh and Harrison streets. Rev.
w. r. Habbart, minister. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening 10y
the pastor. 1880. Holy Communion
80, The Ministry Of Angels" Sun
day school and other regular meetings
at the usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
GRACE CHURCH MUSIC.

The Sacrament OF the Lords Sup
per will be observed at the morning
service tomorrow a. Grace NJ. T..
Church. Ninth and West streets. DR.
Johns will preach az the service in the
evening. The musical program for
the oey Is as follows:
1915 a. m, the chimes: The
Church's one Foundation" Break
Thou the Bread OF Life" "Ssvious
When in Dust 10 Thee Alas and
Did My Savious Bleed" 1890 a. M:
Organ prelude. Communion In c."
Batiste; professional. 207; anthem.
AT Thy Footstool," Broome; reces-
sional, 240; organ postlude. "Marohe
Solenelle." GOunod. 7.05 y. m. the
chimes: More Love TO Thee, q
Christ :" Through the Night os Doubt
and Sorrow" "Hark. Hsrk My Soul"
7.15 10 7.3o. organ recital: "Exulte-
mus" Kinder; March OF the Marion
cites" Gounod: Salute D'Amour. +"
Elgar; professional. 62i; anthem.
THE Radiant Morn Hath Passed
Away" Woodward; offertory, soprano
solo, Peace and Rest" Bat,en, Mrs
Gallery; recessional. 4So; organ post
lude. Allegro con Moto," Smart.
The regular Sunday school sessions
will be held at noon. At the EpwOrth
League service in the evening &. Nor
man Wade will be the speaker. on
Thursday, the Sewing Society will
hold the annual sale and supper In
The church house. All kinds ol
aprons and fancy work will be on
sale. The first table will be served a.
| 5 o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
Roll Call In Claymont.

The Claymont Branch OF the Red
Cross has had very successful roll
call this year, having obtained 202
members. and a few more promised,
as against IS members last year. This
includes C!aymont. Overlook and
Wortkland. There has been a great
deal Of interest shown on the part Of
the People. The branch hopes soon
10 have meeting Of all OF it's mem
bers. and will be glad II any who still
desire 10 join will give their dollar
membership fees to any OF the com
mittee. The officers OF the branch are
Mrs. Thomas Alexander. chairman
Miss Mary Mullen, secretary and
treasurer. and Mrs. Estellc Hall
Speakman. chairman OF Nurses Activi-
ties and Roll Call for 1923. The mem
bers OF the roll call committee are
Mrs. Roy Jones. Il. y. Mrs. William
| II. Hazard. Mrs. Howard j. Wood
Mrs. Cornelius Van Ess. Mrs. George
Stockweather Mrs. Paul NJ. King
Mrs. X. John Allen. Mrs. George East
burn, Miss Lena Casey, Mrs. Robert
Allen. Mrs. G.. III. Giles, Mrs. Robin
/ son, Mrs. Charles Speakman.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
THE FIRST BOOK YOU EVER
READ WAS ARRANGED IN
A.B.C ORDER.

Maybe you don't remember much
about that first volume which told
you that "A stands for Apple" and SO
5n.
But you've seen lots OF these child
renS books since. and you know that
"A-B-C" is the basis OF all reading.
Doesn't it seem natural--and handy
to find the scores OF interesting offers
IN the Every Evenings Classified col
umns grouped and listed in perfec,
A-B-C- order?
All the little ads OF any particular
sort-arc gathered together under a
Main Group heading. divided into APP
propriate ClaSificationr. and Alpha
beticallly listed under each OF these
They're fundamentally built foI
service.
IL you know what you want-Then
you know where Il is-when you turn
10 the ARC Classified Ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
Second.
HOME MISSION MEETING.

The Woman's Home Missionary So
clety OF S.. Pauis Methodist Ep!sco-
pal Church met on Monday evening
in monthly meeting. Miss Reba Smith
reviewed the Negro problem. Report
OF the treasurer, Mrs. Annie W. Mid
lam. showed a goodly balance. Report
OF the annual meeting. held recently
in 81. Paurs Church. was given by
Mrs. II. r. Garrettson. who touched
briefly upon the report Of work at
Thayer Home as presented by Mrs.
Thompson. herself a graduate OF this
home. She is now the wife OF q
local pastor.
The fact that a member OF the 81.
Pauls Auxiliary. Mrs. Edward Nc
Int.re. had been elected az the an
nual meeting 10 succeed Mrs. G. Wes-
icy Weldin. who had been correspond
ING secretary for about 35 years. was
brought out and an ovation rendered
Mrs. Mclniire. Miss Reba Smith re-
ported on the various articles donated
10y firms n the city for the comfort
and convenience Of the delegates. and
notes OF thanks were sent 10 each. Al
the suggestion Of Mrs. j.. II. Huring
ton. president Of the society, a motion
was made and unanimously carried
that 500 De donated at once towsr I'd
the running expenses OF the Desconess
Home. Thank-offering envelopes re-
turned al this meeting brought in
1880. with many more TO be heard
from. A meeting Of the "Homs
Guards was planned for Monday, DE
cember 4. at $40. with Mrs. Abram
Hayden in charge.
The next meeting will be December
ls. There VIII be no meeting In Jan
uary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
Cut This Out--It Is Worth Money.

Cut out this slip. enclose with sc and
mail IL 10 Foley Co. 1886 Sheffield
Ave, Chicago. III. writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
In return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds and Group; Foley Kid
ney Pills fcr pains in sides and back (:
rheumatism. backache. kidney ami
bladder ailments: and Foley Csthsrtic
Tablets. a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cstbsrtic for constipation
biliousnese. headaches. and sluggish
bowels. y. Il. Dsnforth.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
|OPEN|NG DAY At NEW
|PEN|NSULAM. P. CHURCH
Elaborate Services Tomorrow
at Dedication Of New House
Of Worship.

Tomorrow will be opening day az
the new Peninsula Methodist Protest
ant Church, just completed at Wash
ingtOn and Twentieth streets. Services
will be held IN the Sunday school
rooms; the auditorium, though COM
pleted. is not yet equipped with pews
and organ. 10 Will remain vacant
until about spring when the pe~s and
organ viii be installed. and the formal
opening OF the church will be held
Rev Leonard u. Smith. pastor %
the church, will have charge OF ths
opening services. At 1890 a. n. Rcv.
| J. NJ. Sheridan, T.. D.. superintendent
OF Church Extension in the Maryland
! Conference, from Baltimore. viii
preach the sermon Dr. sheridan was
/ formerly president OF the Maryland
/ Conference for FIVE years. and ha.
been a member OF the general Board
/ OF Home Missions for 20 years. III.
| early efforts about three years ago 20
/ form the nucleus OF congregation
here are largely responsible for the
! organization Of this new and rapidly
/ growing congregation. In the even
Ing. at 7.30 O'Clock, the sermon viii -
preached By Rev. Charles n. Beck.
p. D.. general secretary of the Board
Of Home Missions. Pittsburg pa.
A choir OF about 20 voice will sing
special musical selections. led By Mrs.
Esther Humeston OBlenis. both
q. morning and night. The musical pro-
gram is az follows: In the morning.
Mrs. OBlenis will sing. open tn.
Gates" by Mrs. Knapp; a quartet.
Mrs. OBlenis. Mrs. Stracker, Charles
: r. Norton. and George 4. Lowry. Sr.
81 Praise the God Of Our Salvation .
By Brown; anthem. by choir. "HIf-
, Not Try Face" By Meyer. In the eve
, ming the choir viii sing Come Sin z
/. Before the Lord" By Schoebel: soi0.
. by Mrs. O'Blenis. Angels. Sing on"
4 with violin 0b.igsto. oy Mrs Eliza
( beth Marley Greenwell; violin duet.
by Mrs. Creenweil and Mrs. Leroy
2 Work, % Dry Those Tears" by del
r Rigo. accompanied by Mrs. 4. X.
\ Smith: and quartet. Mrs. O'Blen.s
= Mrs. Stracker, Mr.. Norton and Mr.
- Lowry, Come Unto Ne" by Browa
10 New members will be received into
the church at both services and chill
- dren will be baptized az the services
or in the Sunday school. a specia
- Thanksgiving and praise service vii
% be given by the Sunday school
/. noon. with each department featurinl
> in the service. A thank Offering vii
be received toward the purchase d
. Sunday school chars and other neces
sary equipment.
, AZ $50 p. m. a rally for young peo
!. pie VIII be conducted by the Christiai
Endeavor Society. led by the presiden
:, Miss Ruth wainwright
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
HEART MUST Be RIGHT
FOR BETTER SPEAKING
There Is Only One Universal
Language and That is Lam
guage of Love. =

The Christian Endeavor topic this
week IL discussed by Rev. Aquilla
Webb, ID. d.. LII. ID. pastor OF First
Central Presbyterian Church. DR..
Webb takes for his subject. Better
Speaking" Proverbs 1921. 81. 80.
DR.. Webb says:
A wise mother was having difficulty
with her little boy because OF his as
socia,es. She wanted him 10 be with
other boys. but they were using such
language that she was inclined to
keep him away from them entirely.
Finally, one day she said: Now.
JohnnS, II | ever hear you use such
language again. I am going TO wash
your mouth out with soap" In n few
days the boy broke loose and shock
ed his mother with his language. She
took him by the hand and said: "NOw.
come into the bathroom: / am going
10 wash your mouth out with soap.
! She led him into the bathroom and
| then said To her son: "No, | am not
going 10 do that. The trouble Is away
down I'm your heart. where mother
cannot reach" That tells the whole
story in regard 20 Better Speaking"
out Of the heart are the issues Of
life" When we begin to talk about
Better Speaking. we should go "a
the very fountain head Of all utter
ance. We may lay down certain rules
and regulations in regard to speech
but II will be only temporary unless
the heart is right. You cannot re-
deem "A community by white washing
the fence: you cannot purify n wei
by painting the pump: nor can you
change unholy language TO the Ian
guage OF Zion without a change O
heart.
II IL wonderful what a man can d'
when ne Is thoroughly saved He MAJ
use poor grammar. he may be SLOW
Of speech. but somehow a genuin'
mans attempt wins every heart
. After all. there Is only one ur'iversa
language and that IL the languag
of love. a Protestant friend Of min
went 20 Roman Catholic Church Il
10 Mexico. The priest arose and de
b livered his sermon. My friend sat
that he stood at the very gates O
Heaven while that man was speaking
in an unknown tongue. but he under
stood the yearning spirit ~ IN
priest and there was no mistakin
. the tears that trickled down tho ol
prelate's face as he spoke OF Jesu
and His love.
This is a timely topic for our youn
peoples societies II is a wOnderfI
thing to have an experience tha
makes us "love everybody. and a
!. the old song has IL the only thing tha
:. will do Il is the old time religion
The finest tribute that Is paid
the whole Bible Is paid to the woma
in the last chapter of Proverbs, whei
r il says. The law Of kindness is q
her tongue. What a wonderful 81
. ciety each church would nave II IN.
q. could be said OF each member.
!. Whenever you are angry.
n Pretend you are a bird,
y And sing just a little,
o But never say a word.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
BRANDYWINE ". T.. CHURCH
NOW FREE FROM ALL DEBT

The members and friends Of the
Brandywine VI. T.. Church on Thursday
evening brought 10 a close a success
ful Ave months campaign during which
s3.O2l was raised for the cancell!ng o.
a $4,000 debt on the new parsonage
This amount was raised without fes-
tivals. paid soclals or entertainments
OF any kind. This removes the last
dollar of Indebtedness against the
church. This will be celebrated by OBJ
serving the siXtyfifth anniversary
with ten days of special services be.
ginning tomorrow. The pastor and e.
fcial board appreciate wha: has beer
accomplished.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
REVIVAL AT CHESTER.BETHEL

The big revival which was 10 have
closed last Tuesday night in old Ches-
ter-Betbel Church on the Faux Road
Rev. q. II. Rice. pastor. will continue
until tomorrow. There have been %
conversions 10 date and the big church
is filled each night. Mrs. Ropp !. a
living magnet with convincing logic
and strong personality. She will
preach al IL a. m. and 80 p. m. There
will also be services at 2l5 p. m. led
by the pastor. Everybody is welcome.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
Catholic Dauzhfers.

The initiation OF new members into
the Catholic Daughters Of America.
Court Our Lady of Lourdes 40. Al,
which was TO have taken place to-
morrow. has been postponed on ac-
count OF the FIRE until Sunday. Deem
Der 10 at p. ua.- wnen IL is hoped the
damage Will be sufficiently repaired TO
conduct the ceremonies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
Baptist.
nnu~-~uA
North.

North Baptist Church. william l..
Pettingill. minister. Preaching morn
Ing and evening by the pastor. Morn
ing. THE Believers Triumphant
Walk" Evening. The Purpose and
Significance OF Water Baptism"
Bethany.
Bethany Baptist Church, Elm and
Jackson streets. Rev. a. T.. william
son. ID. D.. pastor. Preaching at 1890
a. m. subject. Spiritual Nursery" A
childrens talk will be given by DIR
Williamson at the opening Of the SER
vice. The nursery, I'm charge OF the
Bith-Phi-Di Bible Glass. will be open
for children whose parents desire tc
attend the service. Sunday school n,
12 o'clock. There will he special
meeting OF the Teachers Association
at the close Of the Sunday school ses
sion. Christian Endeavor meeting n
CAS-. Song and praise service at 7.45
subject. "A Tell Tale Noise
Swedish.
At the First Swedish Baptist Church
Nandever Avenue and Church street
G. A. Chader. minister. tomorrow
services will be as follows: 1045 a. m
sermon on: From Strength &
Strength" IL noon. Sunday school
e.45 y. M, young peoples meeting
40 y. m. preaching in English. fol
lowed by the communion service; sub
Ject. THE New Covenant. with IL
sacrifice, its priest, and its confes
sional."
Nj. Enon.
At Mt. Enon Baptist Church. Rev
A. G.. Scott, pastor; services az fol
lows: 1890 a. M, preaching; 12A'
Sunday school: , o'clock, sermon b
Rev. Harris OF Marcus Hook, Pa;
Baptist Young Peoples Union; :. SCI
mon by the pastor. On Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday ther
will be preaching by DIR. l.. II. Gordo
of Chester, Pa.
Second.
Second Baptist Church, Ninth an
Fra7k.in streets. Rev. George ID. All
son. minister. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pasio
Subject, 1890. The Eagle Life at
How Are You Spending Eternity
Sunday school and other regular meet
lngs 4; the usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-02
Address BY Missionary.

A special congressional meeting was
held last night at the PenteCostal
Church, Twenty-third and Pine
streets. Mrs. George Bowie returned
missionary from South Africa. was
the principal speaker. Tomorrow eve
ming Mrs. Bowie will tell of her ex-
perlences as a missionary in Africa.