will become as meek as the Shepherd of Midian. Moses, an educated warrior, the heir apparent to Egypt, was murdered a man who was quarrelsome with one of his countrymen. His murderous passion was eventually subdued, but not until he had submitted to the discipline of God's instruction. When he called Jehovah to lead the exodus of Israel, it was only after an thoughtful deliberation that he made the proper choice. He chose to suffer allliction rather than enjoy the pleasures of sin for a reason. Had he returned to Pharaoh's court, today he would not be in glory with Elijah. He might be viewed by any tourist, mummy in an Egyptian retreat, in the British Museum.

In conclusion, the speaker said, "Seal of Tarsus, the persecutor, was named and become the most powerful apostle of which we have any record. He made the mighty evangelist, was at one time a swearing shoe salesman, and he was tamed. 'Blessed is the God-tamer man, for he shall inherit the earth.'

AMUSEMENTS
Lyrics by the Grand Opera.
"In a Gown Shop," billed as a beauty, song, frolic, and fashion show, will be the high place.  The new bill at the Lyric, the first hall of the week, beginning with today's matinee performance. The entertainment provided by the company, waiting is mostly girls, consisting of sizzling dances, comedy specialties, and a play of pretty gowns and large numbers. A unusual feature will be the variety which "Ann from Virginia," a very old-fashioned "child phenomenon." 