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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-06-07
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Evening star., 1923-03-10
COMMUNITY BIBLE CONTEST
Second 10 of 100 Questions on Jesus Christ
''The King of Kings.''
(Subdiyided)

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Evening star., 1923-03-10
ANSWERS TO THE FIRST 10 QUESTIONS

rather David.-Luke, 1.32. (d) Isaiah
prophetically said, Unto us child Is
porn, unto US a son Is given; and the
government shall be upon His shoul-
Ten; Wpa and and His name shall be called
WONDERFUL, Counselor, the Mighty
GOD, the Everlasting Father. the
frince OF Peace. OF the increase of
i1ls government and peace there shall
De no end.-Isaiah, 9.6,7.
3. (a) According to a prophecy by
Micah, under the everlasting ruler
the remnant of Judah would be
among the Gentiles in the midst of
many people.-Micah, 5.2.s. (b) The
chief priests told Herod it was
prophesied that the Christ would be
porn In Bethlehem of Judea--Mat-
the futuer power of the newborn
Christ. Herod commanded all chill
dren in Bethlehem under two years
or age to be slain.-Matthew. 2.16
td) Joseph and Mary fed to Egypt.
as instructed by the angel. and thus
4. (a) The angel appeared to Joseph
ana take the young child and his
mother, and go into the land Of Israel,
Tor they are dead which sought the
young child's life.-Matthew 2. 10, 20.
(b) When Joseph heard that the son
or Herod reigned, he turned aside
and went to Zazareth. a city of Cali
lee.-Matthew, 2. 90, 49, (c) Luke, the
physician, devoted two long chapters
TO relating the details connected with
the miraculous birth of John and of
Jesus.-Luke /. Colossians, Ala. Cd
Matthew alone relates the following
Incidents in the early life of Jesus:
The visit of the wise men, the staying
OF the fnnocents and the flight into
Egypt-Matthew. ?. 12-1S.
O.; ta) Matthew begins his biog-
raphy by referring to Jesus as the son
or David and of Observation-Disclosures
IL. (b) Matthew traced the lineage
or Jesus through David's son Solomon.
Matthew. 1. 6. 7. (c) Luke traced
the lineage of Jesus through David's
son Nathan.-Luke, 3.31. (d) Luke
traced the existence of jesus back
TO God through Adam.-Luke. 838.
+. ta) John traced the existence Of
Jesus still further back by saying
ne was with God in the creating Of
the world.-John, IL. (b) Mark be-
Evening star., 1923-03-10
NEW THOUGHT.
All Students of Truth

Are welcomed at the residence Of
Mrs. Annie E. Garter, 26o5 Mozart place NV.
Every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon al
$50. during March, for training in persons a
healing. Bible Interpretation and Study Course,
in Practical Christianity. Miss Fuller and
MISS Neahe, teaohsrs. Voluntary offerinQs
Evening star., 1923-03-10
Latest Announcements Of Church News, Activities and

gins HIS biography with the story Of
the messenger who told the people
to get ready for the coming Of the
Lord. thus making highway IN
their hearts Mark, LIZ. (c) Ex-
entire first chapter, Luke tells Of
Zacharias and his sacred experiences
Luke, l. Cd The angel. in appear
ing to Zacharias, stood on the right
side of the altar Of incense.-Luke J..
II.
Z. (a) When Zacharias doubted
am Gabriel. that stand in the pres
ence of God, and am set to speak
unto thee, and to show thee these
glad tidings.-Luke, lie. (b) For
doubling the message, the angel said
to zacharias, Behold, thou shalt be
the day that these things shall be
performed-Luke, 1.2O. (c) The
angel informed Zacharias that his
child would turn many OF Israel to
the Lord. and would make ready a
people for the Lord.-Luke, 1.16. (d)
After those days. the wife Of Zach
arias conceived anu hid herself for
five months.-Luke, 1.24.
s. (a) Six months later God sent
the angel Gabriel to visit a virgin
In Nazareth. whose name was Mary,
saying, Hail, thou that art highly
favored among women.-Luke. 1.26- 2s.
(b) Twenty verses tell of the visit
of Gabriel to Mary.-Luke, 1856.
Ic) The angel said to Mary Of her
Son. He shall reign over the house
of Jacob forever; and of His king
dom there shall be no end.-Luke,
1.33. (d) When Mary doubted the
message, the angel said. The Holy
power of the Highest shall over
shadow thee.-Luke, 1.35.
3. (a) The angel told Mary that
Elizabeth also had conceived and
explained that with God nothing shall
be impossible.-Luke, 1861. Com
pare Genesis 1914 and jeremiah 32.17.
(b) Mary's submissive reply was,
Behold the handmaiI Of the Lord |;
be 1t unto me according to thy Lord
Luke, 1.3s. Coz After Mary had con-
ceived. instead OF hiding herself. she
went to the hill country Of Juda to
visit her cousin Elizabeth-Luke,
1.39-4o. (d) When Mary called as
she was entering the house. it was
revealed to Elizabeth that Mary was
70 be the mother Of the Lord.-Luke
10. (a) Ten verses record the out
burst Of Joy that flowed from the
lips OF Mary when she found that
God had revealed to Elizabeth what
1.46-56. OBJ Mary was the guest Of
Elizabeth and Zacharias three
months then returned to Nazareth
Luke. 1.56. (c) God had said to
David, thine house and they king
dom shall be established forever.
samuel. 7l6. (d) In the angel s
announcement, he said to Mary, that
holy thing that shall be born Of thee
shall be called the Son of God
Luke. 1.S5.
Copyright. 1923, by Louise Harding EARLY
Evening star., 1923-03-10

1. (a) The birth of Jesus Christ
caused a division in the worlds cal
endar Of time. designated as B. c.
(Before CHRISTI and A. D. (Anno
Domini, After Christ). - Encyclo-
pedias. (b) Andrew said to Simon
Peter. his brother. We have found the
Messias (Messiah). which is, being
interpreted, the Christ.-John, 1.41.
Comment: Observe throughout the
difference in Old Testament and New
Testament spelling of the same
names. (c) Isaiah said. The Lord
himself shall give you a sign: Be-
hold, a virgin shall bear a son, and
shall call his name Immanuel.-Isaiah,
LA. (d) The angel instructed both
Joseph and Mary to name their child
JESUS. as He would save the people
from their sins-Matthew, 1926:
Luke. 1.31.
2. (a) Upon reaching Jerusalem the
wise men asked. Where is He that is
born King of the Jews?-Matthew.
2.2. (b) The angels said to the shep-
herds, Unto you is born this day in
the CITY of David a Savior. which is
Christ the Lord.-Luke. Eli. (c) The
angel said unto Mary, The Lord shall
give unto Him the throne Of His
Evening star., 1923-03-10
TRINITY CHURCH SERVICE,
Rev. d. r. Covell to Speak on "Dis
aster and Indestructibility."

At Trinity diocesan Church. Dayi.J
Ransom Covell will preach tomorrow
at IL am. on Disaster and Inde-
structibility." At s pm. there Will be
a special service for Cryptic Masons,
at which Perry Weidner Will speall k
on Fidelity. At this service there
VIII be special musical program.
and the general public is welcome.
Rev. ]. j. Dimon will lead the dio
cesan class in Christian social service
at pm. Monday. The topic is 9Th !,
Christian and Industry" and several
experts on this topic have expressed
their intention Of being present to
take part in the discussion. Tuesday
night at o'clock DR.. D. c. Main will
give his fourth lecture on 'Pswho
analysis" in Trinity Community
House. This lecture is free and open
70 the general public. The topic this
Evening star., 1923-03-10
MISSION is PLANNED.

Rev. E. c. Jermin. Visiting Arch
bishop, to Conduct Service.
Rev. Edward c. Jermin. arch deacon
of the diocese of Michigan, will con-
duct a mission at the Church of the
Incarnation, 12th and n streets, dur
ing holy week.
Evening star., 1923-03-10
BIBLE QUESTION
CONTEST RETURNS
High Standing of Excellence
Reported of the Answers
Received.

Returns received during the past
week from the first ten OF 100 oues-
tions in the fifth community Bible
question contest Of the Bible depart
| ment of the District Of Columbia Fed
GRAFTON OF Women's Clubs give ind
cation Of considerable interest, &c
cording to those in charge.
The high standard of excellency in
the answers. the committee IN charge
states, is q credit to the contestants
1t is pointed out by the committee
that references should be given. y
slight deduction will be made for TIL
omission Of references. allowance
VIII be made for omissions in Ques
t!ons l to 100. Certificates will b.
presented to all who attain a ratins
of 20 per cent or more.
suEEestions to Contestants
1t is recommended that contestants
follow first the account as given b.
Matthew; If the answer is not found
there, to turn next to the book Of
Luke. If the answer is found in Other
than the two books named. the nam
Of the book and the number Of th,
chapter will be indicated. TIL
prophecies Of the Old Testament an
tho remaining books Of the New Tes
lament will be used as reference
books.
Children twelve years of age ana
under. who answer one division o.
each question correctly will be mari
cd 400. Young people between twelv.
and eighteen years will receive ICr
Tor any two divisions of each ques
| tion; seniors above eighteen years q
age are expected to answer all four
divisions.
Pinned to the contestants paper
there must be sealed envelope, COZ
tanning the name of the contestar;
birthplace and birth date. Each cor
testant is requested to name the
church, Sunday school. or other o.
ganization he or she represents.
(Seniors above eighteen are priv
teeged 70 omit age, If for any reasor
eighteen
Method of Awarding Prizes.
Awards will be much the same ..
and SO; for young people. betweel.
twelve and eighteen years Of age, ST.
and SO; for children. twelve years old
and under. SO and 81. If funds per
award to the person above NINETY
years OF age having the highee,
rating, also to the organization hay
ing the largest number of contest
ants.
Any version Of the Bible may be
used, including the Douay Papers
are to be addressed care Of Genera
Federation of Women's Clubs. 1874
n street northwest Contestants are
requested to see that envelopes carr
the proper amount of postage. All
papers must be received by noon OF
me saturday following the pubiica-
tlon or the questions
Twenty Sunday schools are repre-
sented In the contest. Answers to
the hrst ten questions together witt,
the second ten questions are printed
In an adjoining column.
Evening star., 1923-03-10
WOMEN WILL SPEAK.
Mrs. Lake and Miss Kaminski or
Missionary Society Program.

Mrs. william Allen Wilbur will
lead the devotional service at the an
nual meeting Of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society at II o'clock am.
March 13 at Calvary Baptist Church.
Mrs. John Lake. a returned mission
ary from Canton. China, and Miss Nil
dred kaminski, who is Christian
Americanization secretary Of the At
lantic district. will speak. Of1cers
for the ensuing fiscal year will be
chosen. Mrs. L. Ballenger will pre-
side as hostess, while luncheon will
be served By the Ladies' School Cir
Gle.
Evening star., 1923-03-10
EVERY MEMBER CANVASS.
Fifty Men to Visit Homes Of Pres
byterian Congregation.

The Western Presbyterian Church
will conduct an every-member can
vass tomorrow afternoon. The can
vass will start at pm. when fifty
men will go into the homes Of the
congregation.
At o'clock n supper will be served
in the church parlors. A charge will
be given to the canvassers at the
morning service by the pastor. Rev.
J. H. Dunham.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-13
Cartas de Paris

Ia vuelta la Patria de un desterrado
Ell ex- Ministro Malvy vuelve de
Espafia- Los republicanos lie hacen
una reception enthusiastic Vivas a la
Replb,ica durante su viaje- Hace
declaraciones e-peci ales para ''El
Mundo''
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-02-08

For Livery Service Gait Frank Pom
erOy, phone 27S.--adv.
No need of being idle. We have
work for you. c. Carisch & Scn.-adv
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Crockett of this city, Saturday, Feb.
5.
Mrs. A. p. Foster and Miss Addie
Hunter spent Friday and Saturday in
st. Paul.
Bring your separator in early Feb.
Q if you want to take it back the
same day. Expert factory man will
be here that day. c. Carisch & Son.
adv.
Little Bobby Carisch was delighted
the other evening to hear his name
broadcasted from the Call of the
North" station, Minneapolis, as new
member of the Toothbrush Club" a
juvenile organization sponsored in
that city.
The Pierce County Herald says that
Frank w. Janisch, formerly of Trim
belle, is "sittin' pretty as the own
er of property adjacent to the new
Twin City plant to be built by Henry
Ford. Janisch, says the Herald, is
planning to sell his property at the
liberal price offered by Ford and to
spend next summer on trip to Eu-
rope, where he will consult special
list regarding an ear trouble with
which he has been afflicted for some
time.
Corn, hay, and potato crops that
surpass all previous production re-
cords for the state OF Wisconsin, oats
production that was so percent great
err than the production of 1921, rye
crop 40 percent greater than the pre-
vious years production, and produc-
ton of canning peas twice that of the
1921 crop, are features of the sr1l-
mary. by the State and Federal Crop
Reporting Service, of the crop pro-
duction in Wisconsin during 1922.
With the exception of tobacco and the
minor crops of spring wheat, sugar
beets, huckwheat, hemp, timothy seed,
and flax sect, the 1922 production was
much larger than the extremely small
harvest of 1921. The 1922 production
exceeds the average Of past years.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-02-08
Local News

Mrs. Ernest Grossert visited in st.
Paul Friday.
Have loose and bailed hay for sale.
c. Carisch & Son.--adv.
Get your chicken for Sunday dinner
at Pratt's Poultry Yards.-adv.
Green oak block wood for sale. AL
so Aft. c. Carisch & Son.-adv.
Mrs. j. l.. WATSON is visiting her
sister, Miss Lucy Thomas, at Stevens
Point.
Don't kick that you have no work.
We can supply you. c. Carisch 4
SGn.-adv.
Mrs. C. C. Glass and Mrs. F. A.
Fuller are spending the week in Eau
Claire, guests of Mrs. H. c. Walker.
Mrs. J. Harold Watson left yester-
day to join Mr.. Watson at their new
home in Duluth.
Willard Batteries for the smaller
cars, $1,000; larger cars, S21.OO. Jen,
son 4 Halsted Co.--adv.
Mrs. Louis Finn went to st. Paul
Tuesday for few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. Arthur Holt.
Mrs. Fred Follansbee and son left
Saturday for La Crosse to join Mr.
Follansbee, who is employed there.
River Falls won at Eau Claire Fri
day, 24-22. Eau Claire comes to seek
revenge Tuesday, Feb. 10. Don't miss
it. ".
Mrs. Alvin Lowell and son George
went to st. Paul this afternoon for a
few days visit with the formers
daughter.
Thomas Boles and Miss Mary Ray
spent Friday and Saturday visiting at
the home of the formers daughter
in st. Paul.
Miss Elvina Johnson has been IN
charge of The Hat Shop the past
week, Mrs. Scott being too i'll to at
tend her duties there.
Don't forget Friday, Feb. 9, as that
is DeLaval day. Bring in your old
machine that day and have it over
hauled. c. Carisch & Son.-atlv.
Fred Winger, II years old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Winger of Kin
nickinnic, died Friday, Feb. 2. In
teDment was made in Greenwood
cemetery.
Miss Odessa Wolf was in this city
a few hours yesterday. Miss Wolf
has charge of the millinery depart
ment of the Stewart Mercantile Co.
store at River Falls for the coming
seson.-Hudson STAR Observer.
A crew has been here since Sunday
putting the side arches on the rail
way bridges. These arches were
brought here from Hudson where
they formerly served as portion of
the bridge over the st. Croix, at the
Junction depot.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-02-08
FIRE AT ELMWOOD

The Mike Kerg building at Elm
wood, occupied downstairs by the
Frank Hehli barber shop and the
George Evans restaurant and up
stairs as the Kerg family residence,
was Quilted by fine Jan. n. The fire
was caused by the explosion of an oil
heater in the barber shop.
All of the barbershop equipment,
much of the furniture in the restaur-
ant and practically all of the house
hold furniture was destroyed. None
of the owners carried insurance on
the property mentioned. Mr.. Kerg
carried $1,000 policy on the byild-
ing.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-02-08
Eat More of Shepard's Honey!


Mrs. J. Harold Watson visited in St.
Paul Friday.
Have Laue measure you Tor tnat
next suit.--adv.
II. C. Walker of Eau Claire visit
ed in the city Monday.
II you need hay, loose or Saled, call
on us. C. Carisch & Son.--adv.
J. w. Allard has purchased the Q.
j. Weberg residence on Seventh
street.
Mrs. Ophelia White left Saturday
to visit relatives in Minneapolis and
Red Wing.
Doctors Fortune, Laue and Kaik
attended the dental convention at st.
Paul this week.
Friday, Feb. 9, is. DeLayal day.
Bring in your old separator. G. Car
isch & Son.--adv.
Mrs. H. j. Elliott visited with Mrs.
H. C. Walker in Eau Claire from Sat
urady until Tuesday.
Eau Claire Normal will be here for
the return battle next Tuesday, at
Normal gym, p. m.-adv.
No overhead expense enables US TO
pay most for your poultry. Pratts'
Poultry Yards. Phone 577-3.-adv.
George Kline has been elected pre-
sident of the Ellsworth Creamery GO
for the ensuing year. T. B. Eaton is
secretary.
Carl Pearson and daughter, Miss
Avis, went to Hayward Friday, called
there by the death of Mr.. Pearson's
brother-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Taggart were
guests at the home of the formers
sister, Mrs. Ralph Dodge, in st. Paul
the latter part of last week.
Your old separator will be overhaul
ed Friday, Feb. 9, if you bring it in,
free of labor charge. Don't forget
the date. c. Carisch & Son.-adv.
Urias Finn, Of Great Falls, Mont
stopped here Saturday night enroute
to Chicago. He visited at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. t. W. Finn.
G. M. Stewart spent the weekend
at Coleraine, Mimi, visiting his
daughter, Miss Georgia, who teaches
there. Mr.. Stewart left Tuesday to
return to New York City.
While attending the road school at
Madison Joe Caffrey of Hammond
was surprised to find large photo of
a gray team formerly owned by him
on display in the rotunda Of the state
capitol.
Mrs. P. Z. Paynter and son Harold
arrived here last Thursday from
Dodgeville. Mr.. Paynter and family
are residing in Mrs. SCOTS house on
Fourth street, formerly occupied by
John Penn.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-02-08
WINTER CARNIVAL
AT ELLSWORTH

The East EllswoS1 Commercial
Club will stage an outdoor winter
carnival Friday evening, Feb. 16.
The program, according to the Re
cord, includes three dog races, ski
races, tobogganing, coasting, skat-
ing, and an open-air dance in the
Park pavilion.
If there are any boys or girls un-
der 16 years of age who wish to
have entries in the dog race, thcv are
directed to inform Victor B. Halls,
East Ellsworth, before Feb. Is.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-02-08
ENTERTAINMENT
Methodist Church, Monday Evening
Feb. II, 1928, s O'clock
Program

Program
Ave Marie Abt.
Virginia Hoeser and Semi-Chorus
Violin Solo: Selected
Cecilia Wind
(a) Will O the Wisp Spross
(b) The Little Quaker Maid Spross
(c) Drink to Me Only Old English
Semi Chorus
Vocal Duet: Selected
NJ. Heidbrink and V. Hoeser
Sword of Ferrara Builard
mi-Chorus
Piano Solo; Hungarian Rhapsody
No 2 List
Pauline Norseng
Bridal Chorus from "The Rose
Maiden" CoWen
Semi-C Chorus
Wedding.
The above is the new concert pro-
gram which will be given by the
Semi Chorus from the Girls Glee
Club, assisted by Miss Cecilia Wind,
violinist, in connection with the mock
wedding which will be repeated at
the Methodist church Monday even
ing, February IL, at eight o'clock.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-02-08

Chas. E. Keyes has opened gro
Gerry store and farm produce station
in the building formerly occupied as
c. Hanson's garage in Hammond.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-02-08

Now is the time TO have that piece
of furniture that has been broken for
so long put in useful condition at the
Newcu.nb Furniture Store-adv.
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08
KERN FILES DEMURRER
Further Action in Bosch Magnctt
 Sale Stated

New York, Jan. S.--Counsel for
 Martin F. Kern, alleged dummy pur- chaser of the assets of the Bosch Magneto Co.,, today entered a demur. Ter to the indictment charging him with having falsely sworn to Amer ican citizenship in applying for pass port alleging that it failed to state facts sufficient to charge him with any crime.
 The demurrer was presented when Kern appeared before Federal Judge Learned Hand for final pleading. Judge Hand announced he would hear argument on the demurrer during the week.
 Kern was indicted by a federal grand jury following investigation of of the circumstances surrounding the Boscn sale of the alien property cus- todian. Should the trial Establish the fact that Kern was an alien at the time of the Bosch sale, his attorneys said, it would automatically cancel the sale,
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08
WEATHER REPORT.
iisih Or snow Tonight-Rain and
 Warmer Tuesday.

Connecticut Rain or snow this afternooni cloudy tonight; Tuesday unsettled followed by rain or snow, slightly warmer tonight. diminishing northeast gales.
 Conditions An area Of low pressure central over New Jersey is causing . well defined storm with rain or snow and high winds on the north Atlantic coast, The temperature Is low over northern New England and about normal in the other northern sections.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity rain or snow and not much change ia
New Britain herald., 1923-01-08
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