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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
International Sunday School Lesson
TT1 I . C J f Review by P. B. Fiizwater, D. D., Teacher
jnsrs in ri7n:ivs iiomii.
ISSON TITXT Mark 1:29-39.
OOTDKN TKXT ,lrvn said unto
Mm this day 1 "ulvatlen mmc to this
houv. Inko !?:.
ADDITIONAL M A T KIl I A L
Matt. H:lf-17; J.ukc 4 1.
Ylfs
j
I
I. Healing of Simon's
Mother (vv. r?-",.l).
1. A lovd on" ill fv. 2 0. From
the Fymtri" J 'sum with James and
John went to the home of Peter and
Andrew where he found Peter's
mothf-ln-Iaw rostrato with a burn
ing fever. Amor.tr the closest fol
lowers there are Buffering; ons and
Artxious and burdened hearts, but to
all such he codm with loving sym
pathy and poorer to help. Hih I ow-
er Is the Fame In the quietude of the j
home, a.s in tho public mee.tinp; place.
2. Th-v tell him of her fv. 31).
This was the, proper thing to do. We
s.hould bring to our Saviour's atten
tion thos of our familleH who have
need, of both bodily and spiritual
healing.
3. Ho healed her (1.31). "He
came and took her by the; hand and
lifted her tip." This act ehowed the
MfcTHODlSJ.
First Ht. Jevph N. Grrcne, D. P..
ranter. Ghm mating at 6?4o p. m.
sunlay cliool nt l-,o a. tn. ; Kenneth 1.
liters, paperintendent.
Public worship at 10:4 . m. and
7i'0 p. m. Ir. Gn-cne will occupy tr.e
tulplt at both prvire. Ills xnomlnt:
thera will be: "A Look at th SuftVr
lnif Lord." Ppworth lagiio at p.
nt. llvfnlnp theme: 'The Iron Ten with
a Dltmond Point." Midweek ertT
Wednesday eTenln? at 7 :30 o'rlork. IM
by tb pastor.
Pt. ro1V Rer. Jarcea I.. Oardlner.
P. I)., mlnlafer. Sunday ahool at 9 :.".0
s. ra.T O. IL PuWersor.-. suprtntendent.
Morning 55rne at 10:45. Sermon by
Her. J. s. Ladd Thomas. D. !., of Chi
ef go. Young people's senrlce Rt 7:0) p.
in. Address by Harvey Kloek(w en
"U. H. Air Service In the United State
and Trance."
Orf-Corner MIoTitjran and Tntt ata.
Iter Ji. D. Heck, paator. Clam meeting
at a. m. Knndaj arJiooi at 9:30 a.
in.: Clem Whlteman. snneriiitenJe-nt.
torntnff worship at 10:45 Sermon
FUbjert: "The tory of India," by Mrs.
S. W. ITddy of India. Upworth lenpue
et C:.y) p. ia.; Grj?e llr.sfey. preUlent.
Kveninff worship at 7:"0. Coraraunlty
fintrtn? and an evaiiErrlistle cormon on
The Holy Spirit's Mission to the Hearts
of Men," "by the rastor.
Trlnltr Corner Itlalne and Yaar ava.
Her. ItiieM I ThUMps. paator; res
Idence, M2 plaine ar. Sunday ehex)l at
P:H0 a. nx; Kudolph Kline, superintend
ent. Kpwortb TtlrmoHal, cor. Lincoln way
W and Ollre at.. Her. O. W. Swltzer,
paator; Sunday achool at 0:20; Glnn
Finney, aupcrlntendent.
LwU iiihta-'Miner and Francti
tt. Her. C. J. Gordon, paster. Sunday
roool at 0:4S a- m. ; IL C. Delonj.
aperlnten-ienL
Stall MerarUI Chorcb, Cor. 8. Mtchl
ran and Victoria Sta.. Charles n. Les
sen. D. C. L., pistor. 8unday school at
10 a. m.. John Edwards, superintendent
German Lafayette bird, and Wayne
at. Her. Fred II. Koehnemunn, pnstor.
Snnday achool nt 9:U0 a. m.; Charles C
Stark, puperlnter.dent.
Morning wer shin at 100 (German).
Sermon suhje t: "ITie PHlm of Paalma."
rv worth lcajrue at 7:C p. rx; Misj
ApneM Krienke. lealer. IenlniC worship
at 7:." iFriKlish). Sermon theme: "Au
UM. Old Story."
lVeleyn 722 E. Uroadway. Itev.
Oltn C. Payne, pn.tor. lUsldence 1407
K. Knsh st. Sabbath achool at 9 :C0 a.
m. ; L C. Porter, superintendent-
R!er Tark Serenth st, foutb of
Mlahawaka ar Iter. G. L. RulUon, psa
tor. Sunday fcdooI at f :ZQ a.
hall Ball, superintendent
in.
Mar-
FREE METHODIST.
Fes Methodist Pecnrylranla ar. and
Ruh st ItT. V. E. Webster, paator.
u iday cbool at 9:34 a. m. ; Paul
Neldtie.1. inperintendenL Preaching et
10:30 a. m. and 70 D. o.
AFRICAN M. E.
orWe A. M. K. 310 VT. Monroe L
neT. A. T. Iteaddlnjr, pastor. Class meet
lsy t 12 raiH-)h, led by Henry Coker.
Sunday ehool at 12 :.0 p. xn. ; Henry
Cukor, auperlntendaot
Tajlsr'a A. )L C Ca Corner Kddy
sod Ccmpia ata. Iter. L. P. Pme!l
paator.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Wattmiattee Scott an L!ndej sts.
Rer. Alfred M. Reils. D. D., ppstor; res
lfisoce. t'i3j .'. Scott st. Suulay ncaooi
at V :30 a. m. ; L. C v'hltcoiib. superin
tendent. 1'ublic worship at 10:13 a. ca
sed 7:30 p. m. Tne ats'.on meeta be
fors the morning' aerrlee Senior Fn
fieavr po,ueiy m-et ut :30 p. ra. M! 1
wtk tievollonal .-erTlc?, Vtduo lav,
70 p. m.
Flrt Corner cf WasMr.Rton st. and
LALiyett Llvd. lUMe school at v:"0 a
ffi.; John J. Suffer, superintendent,
Men s Fellowship cluU at 1 :;.0 m. in ;
C A. Llppincott, leader.
Morning worhtp at U:43 .Vidros
by Rev. 1. II. Royd. IV lb. f M -Cvr:m k
seminary. Midweek n.eetirp We lr.ej day
wt 7:4" p. m. llo';it h.rvic l"p.rtrrer,t
tMT: t ie lrlday at 2 :30 p. m., vith Mrs.
A. M. R:.5?-!i. l'r' Ncrtii Shore dr.
Trinity liev, John S. R'.irns, n-.!n!tcr.
S.rvic t be held in the porthMe
butldinp cf the t'ovpr.r..-rd school nt th.e
corner cf C-lfax av. an I Notre Pa:r.e st.
Rlble cl.o-T at 0 -.r.o a. m. Mo:i;;n lour
cf worship at lo:4.". Vouc i'eop'.e's
cseetlng 8t C i p ru. Kven'.r. g ho.
f
Sumday at tibe Churches
cesday enlr.? in d..e.,.nt J;;, n.,.K nt t h-r-h F-b.v evening;
Hope Leer and Lvivt n st 13! win O. ! M, Hlldur PctTscii. hffM.
MeUter. minister. Rihle hool it L::kj
a. in.; rraiik Kettrlnp. superintendent. I BFvL'l HRE.'L
Cramer-dlT. Harns pastor. Suiilayj M
sehoc! at 6:43 a. in Iivln wor.h-.n st i ...nr,t s- t. v ...
1QAZ a m every u:i.nj. i.veiyody
- - -
llDoeiin Corner -erry an 1 Wasli
elcome.
tngtou eta. Rev. John Pea
Bunday cho-d t 6:i") s r.-..
ervics" at 10. t) a. n. Vppjc;
at 2:0) p. m.
pastor
C.jun'h
1" ' t A
Ii APT I ST.
First Ornsr 5ls!n and
Rev. U S bjt!. l. I.
Ifitnce 211 V. Wajne et.
Wajr art
p 'f - r.tt
1'..: le ?.::o-;
.:t :.. :.p-r...
at v v a. ::. ; . . m
ta-t.
Clir (furiurrlt i(uli:
On er Ca!;b.rr.l l'.:H.,.' :.
afd Rel.;.-n Le-;.ard. p.
jU3 Vo il u .i r ! a t'.: - i.
. ra.; J. w. !;.':.::: . .
JfomU.g VifCu. ml 1..3.
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of English Bible, at
I
(Ccpyrlrtt 1013.)
r.r..-r.r-s. syrnpithetic, teirl err; ess j
power of Jrs'is. At hi. touch ;
the fever iep.i-tefj and rtr ntrth was !
inverted to hr body so that she-
'yh at on ali!" to mini.-tr unto
thr-m.
4. .che minist err-d to (hfm
(v. .11 t. This n-t .diews that 1 ) the
cure, was instantaneous and oom-
plte. When J-us he-al.s tbero i?i no'
halfway business. It is the same
with spiritual hoalini-. ( Ciratitudo
on th- r a rt of th on healed. Those
who have evp.f-rif nrf-d tho healing
power of Jf-sus will rprr.-- thMr
Kratltinle hi loving service to the
I-ord and his disjpirs.
II. flirivi'M Ministry at San-t
(w. r.j.r.t. )
It 'liK':i:iif noised a Lout that a
r.otabb- niirarb had i en wrought in
Peter's home, therefore as soon as
the Sabbath drew to a eiose many
demon-pos:;f-sed and diseased were
brought to hirn to he healed. If we
would have the crowds to pat her to
day we must he able to show that
Jesiis is at work anions: us. Our
testimony should be backed by the
healed body or soul.
1. He healed those of divers' dis
eases ( v. 3 4). Jesus can heal any
disease. Many of the cures spoken
subject :
P.. Y. P
"Heaven and Its Multltnde." j
F. at I:l.i. Evening worship .
ftt i :.,0. Sermon subject: "Jesu Only
First 8weiih Comer La urea and
Napier ti. ter?lces at 10:CO a. m. and
t :3U p. m.
Mt. Zlan Rev. J. It. Sm.nrtt. Pastor.
Funday srhool at 0:30 a. m. ;Clasees for
Hi axes. 11 a- m.
CHRISTIAN.
Ilr .M. Main at., aonth of public
library. Rev. K. L. McViuary, paator.
Suad.ij sc hool at 0:30 a. in. ; Frederick It.
lruiaud. aupertutvodent Our teacbera
ire trained and letaona graded. Wi
ijive cliseii for all ase.
At 10:10 a. m., communion and ser
mon by the pastor, "Fnto One of tho
U.aKt of These." in preparation for the
eanipftitrn for Federated Social nervice.
No -vulnir ervle. No midweek serv
ice. Pastor out of city.
Indian; .rnnf-corner Indiana nr.
and St. Joseph st. Kdward J. C&ln, paa
tor. Resilience, b'dl s. Marietta at. Sun
day K.-hool at l:."0 a. in.; Fred R. WINon.
Superintendent.
IJnden Avenue Linden av. and Car
llflf at. - I. N". Miller. prntr. Sunday
school at 10:00 a. m. ; J. C. Ctdlp, super
intendent. EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.
rirst Cor. Lafayette and Monroe sts.
W. II. Freshley, pastur. Sunday school
at 0:C0. Dt. V. II. Snyder, superin
tendent. Gr Chore Cce. Lincoln way W.
and Walnut sts. Rer. O. o. lazier, min
isters. Kunday scBool at 9:Z0. O. F.
Witt, superintendent
Broadway 313 E. Broadwy. Rer. E.
Garfield Johnson, paator: residence. 1412
H. Carroll st. Sunday school at 0:30 a.
m. ; Sumuel C. Lehman, superintendent.
Mornlujjr worship at 10:13. Pastor's
pennon Kublect: 'lhe Church of Thy
atlra, or Christian Progress." Younjr
Pt-tpeH alliance nt 0:43 p. m.; Mlas
l'.essle M. Rhlnehart, president Topic:
"Training In Citizenship." led by
Thomas Sykes. Preaching at 7 :V.O p.
m. by the pastor. Subject: "Thou
Hast S-t My Feet In a Large Tlace
The building committee will meet on
Mondav eTenlnp. Prater meeting Wed
nesday evening at 7:30. Choir re
hearsal Friday evening at 7:3'.
Auten C'napel R. J. .N'ltsche.
Residence U)4 Lincoln way W
awaka. Rlble school at 10:0)
paster.
Mish-
a
ra. :
Jesse Barnes, superintendent.
EVANGELICAL
ZIon Corner Wayne and St. Peter sts.
Rev. Waldemar Goffeney, paitor. Sun
day achool at U:13 a. m.; Charles Weber,
superintendent.
Men's Hltde class meets at 9:13 a. m.
Annual mission festival Sunday. Serv
ice at 10 ::' a. ra. Rev. Hotr.el of New
Buffalo, Mich., speaker. livening serv
ice at 7 o'cle.k. In Ilnlish. Kev. F.
Plepeahrok ef Walsh vs til conduct the
service.
bt. rter' Ccrman 13 TT. Taaatl a.
Rev. Hugo Wflchelt. paatar. Sunday
school at 9:00 a. nx; Carl Retake, super-
intnlot.
Special mIsion services at 10:13 n.
ni. and nt 7:o0 p. m. Rev. l. Piepen-
lrok d WnJ.ash and Rev. H. S. von
Ka.irue cf New Hremen. , will preach,
tonf.rmation school to betr.n Oct. 15.
LUTKERAfN.
rv! v Trlnltr rnsTisti Sherman sv
ina iadsey st. Rev. Albert II. Ki.
pastor. Sunday a 'hool at 9:13 a. m-;
Charles Haas, superlnten 3enL
Worship with sermon at PV30 r.. m.
Junior leapue nt 2:30 p ni. Vespers
.fh perm n nt 7:30 p. in MrodHy nt
s ' p. m.. r.ieetinc of i-hurch aMn- t at
the churth. Tuesday at .hi p. m .
Luther Icapii" meets with the Misses
Mib.'i and H:7d itatrey. 71 Cottas.'
drove nv. Thursday at 3:ox" p. n:..
Women's M!sil t;hry po-jcty ir.ets at
i ninrrh 1'riitav st s r ni . choir
re! earsil.
I t.
Paul's derma .TerTefn and WP-
ü.i'i st
Rov. H. Hot'e. paster.
;crtv-e nt !:." a. in. r.nrllh
j Cernnn sc
i s,-r't -e with
holv cormraiiuou at 11:00
' v n Sermon fuM t : "Mv Kinc lm
, i Not cf This World." 1'reparatorv
i ). P nt 10-r n. ni. Fr.clish Sundav
s h d at 1 .V a ni Walfher leacue
monthly tusir.e meetir.ir Tuesday at
s.1') p. xn. e'ho'.r r-'henrsal Priday even
i:lrr at s o'clock.
lilorl itel swdih Chirdn and Kerr
I i.ev. .ottir:o im -n. p: -ster. unaay
. ,, . . . . I. ... . . . i
s ..n h:.1 Li. . c:as at ' 'w a. n. '
Morning - at V:."0 Kvenlr. .
s.orvl. at The . .ur('i c 'tnctl will1
I 11' Tl . , . . . .
j . uri.iu, j a yj . . . i I .. . J . .It i .
! Rrc-adav. RRi s-hNl it 1 :.;o n. r .:
He. I'"ll -rt t!trr, u;'er'.r!"3.!-nt
""or-:i'.p v 1th ft-rne :'. i.t io-:: . a.
! a, i 4 . p. t:. i'r::v-r und i:iM stndy
I at 7 : p. m. on dr.ei v.
iri nurrri r trie Urethren ir.u.ina
av and M'-.r.-i st. !:-v. II. 11. IM.au.
ia-t'-r: reo.er.re. b-- K Ir.dlar.a ar.
ay L.-.d ut '. . ) a. :n ; P. (J
:--r.t.
at
10.3-. s.-rmon
'.:.d the VvVr'd."
:r . .a at 7 :!". p.
C;
r .o r
. . V:'
t : i or
- I
Moody Institute, Chicago.
of toeiay are temperament but the
cures wrought by Je5ii. were of all
ort. No malady evtr baffled him.
L Cast cut many devils (v.34).
The devils obey him. There H no
record of a demon r-ver disputing j
the authority ef Josus. At his com
rnanu
they rendered instant obedi-
ence.
3. Suffered not
speak (v. ?. I. He
soul wKness of his
theo devils to
bids the saved
savinpr power.
but will not allow the devils to speak
in challenge ef his authority or in
witness of the truth of his eleity.
III. Jcui Hot ires to Pray vv.3."
r.7 .
The arduous service of the day
made it desirable to be alone with
the Father in prayer. Shut emt
from man ahme with F.eid. How
necessary the hush of the eternal,
the calm of Cod! ' There is great
nerd eif private prayer.
IV. Prrarliln: Throughout (Galilee
(vv. ::s 20.)
He continued steadfastly to
preach, for this was His supreme
business. His miraculous works
were but aids to His testimony.
Preachinp the pospel is the chief
rnncpn of all who would follow
Jesu i'.
vice, I0:4ä; Christian Endeiror, 0:30
evenlus Pervie. 7:30. Prayer mee
and
ettnc
Wednesday evening nt 7:4" Choir prac
tice Thursday evening at 7:43.
CATHOLIC.
ft. Hedwige PolUh Corner Pott and
Napier sts. Rev. Anthony Ztibowlcz, C.
S. e pastor. lyow mass at 7 :.':o, 9 :ev and
10:00 a. m. Sunday schotd at J:GU p. m.
Renediction at 2::;o p. m.
St. Cnslmirs l'ollh sjl S. Webster st.
Rev. Stanislaus Gorka pastor. Low mass
at 7:"0 a. rn. High mass at 10:00 a. m.
Vespers at 2 :0O p. in.
Sarred Heart Notre Dame Rev. John
R. Scheier pastor. Low- mass at rt:Ot a.
m. Students mass at 8:00 a. m Parish
mass at 10. W a. m. Vespers at L'iOO p. ra.
St. Stnnilu I'olUh 41." S. Lincoln st.
Rev. Roman Marciniak. C. S. C. pastor.
Masses atT:."0, J:(o and 10:00 a. ra.
Sacred llrort Hungarian Catalpa and
Indiana avs. Rev. Alexander G. Yup.t
pnstor. Uv mass at 7:00 p. m. Raptb-m
at 1 :."a p. m. Vespers at 7 :::0 p. xn.
St. Mary's of The Holy Rotarypolish
Catholic at corner Sample and Koslusko
-t. Jtev. Basil Sychta pastor. Luw mass
week elays, 7:43 n. (n. Sunday, S:00 a. m.
1 1 i lt H mass .Sundays and Holy Days at
10 :uo a. m.
bt. Stephen'a Hnniarian Thomas snd
Md'herson sts. Rev. Lavrreac Hör
vatb. paator. Maas at 8:00 and 10:13 a.
m. Sunday achco: at 2:0 p. m. Ben
edlct'o& at 3:00 p. m.
t. ratrlck' 307
S.
Taykr st Ry.
John
F. DeGroote, C. R. C. astor
i at 0, 7:0, 9 and 10:30 o'clock.
Mass
St. Japh' Ulli at. and Lasalle st.
Patrick J. CarrolL C. 5. C.. paator. Low
massesi at 7:30 and 9:00 a. m. High
mass at 10:00 a. m. Penedlcüon at 3:uo
p. m.
Bcrd Heart Dlglan 1118 W. Thom
as at. Dev. Charlei V. Fischer, pastor.
Mass at 7:0 and 9:30 a. m. Sunday
school at 2:20 p. m. Benediction at 3:0)
p. m.
. CHUKCM OF GOD.
Charrh of God of the Ahrahamle
Faith Services in Melville hall. 1-' S.
Lafayette st. Sunday school at 10.00. F.
-V Stilson superintendent. Morninjr wor-
ship at ll.oo. I). F. Van Vactor, pastor.
Lvenlup service's will be held at 411 11.
South ft. Rerean meeting Wednesday
evening at the home of R. C. Rallaback,
G.'l S. Fellows st.
(harrh of God or Saints Chapel oi
Ilarxisoa av.. one block north of Llncclo
Suudij school at 9:43 a. in. ; A. M.
li.lrk!ey, superintendeoL
EPISCOPAL.
ft. Jonas' Lafayette bird, north of
Washington. Rt. Per. Jobo llaxen
u bite, rector; Rv. R. Everett Carr.
vicar. Holy communion." 7:."0 a. m.
Church school at 0:45 a. m. Matins
at 11:IH a. m. Vespers at 5 :HJ p. m.
SCIENTIST.
l"lrt Cburth of Christ, Scientist
Mala and M.idiion sts. Sunday services
at ll:0O a. m. 1'eKtimonial meeting everj
NVednesday at 8:00 p. to. Sunday school
for children and younjr people up to thi
rtRe of 20, from 0:43 to 10:30 a. m. Sun-
i.iy school tntranco oa Madltcn it.
Keadlog rooms maintained by ths
church on the seventh fioor cf the J. M.
S. building, are opea dally except Sun
day from 12 to 3. and on Saturday even
ing from 6 to S.
SPIRITUALIST,
Procreaftlvr. pirituN Society mets In
Kedmesa hall. 33 S. Michigan st. Sun-
"ay at . .3) p. m.
Rxperience mettlnp. followed bv
spirit rnesupe. Mt-ssie bearers: Mr.
and Mrs C. A. Thompson. Tampid.
Wllhur Hool.
vlted.
Kverybody in cordially in-
International Spirltuali! Melvll!
hall, every Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.
m.
Three-plect orchestra assists. Lee-
ture bj- S. K. Ruiwell. taketi frim audi- i
encf. Free admission. ;
JEWISH.
Temple PelU-El Comer
and Taylor st.
I .at tils
MISSIONS.
11 ope -333 N.
s ho 1 at 2:."0 p
stuCeMker
t.
m. ITea-'ilup it 3:v0 :
Services du. lnp th6
. -
and :.. p. in
eek nn j Monday. Frtdav and
ur lay
evenings at 7:13 o'cloc;. All welcome,
lary N'ir.ein iker in charge.
ity 113 E. JefTeraon t'lrd. T.ay A
IM.'"., iitpedr tendent. Sun-lay f cj. ol at
3 p. i. HIM tlss at :i- p. ra
;-.;.! 2dS E.
V. T' -inv ere ni:
I.asl
g nt 7
ar.
: i :
Ut'l'
:.::d S.:nday evenings at 7 .3 . Kve:
'"co Tie.
Intco-!ul, Arc ..';.
'. .ve st. Sur. ! y '
' i'r-iicjjiii li i'O 1
I e at s o'd' x. Mi-!
; 3"!:eS'l&y and Ihur- lay
! Rfv o. evarkeüvt.
Ft'
'20
n :
1 t ! u : -1 l. f i
'reui'-g irv
e k m ee i n g o i
frlr.ss .1. R
?wed!b Kar2ei:al
Va'.a and Monroe
elder. Sunday F.-h.d
At:i'jt Anderson, mr-1
MIi.le:-
c;n.-r i
1 a r K n !
.it P.- a.
r :i t :i 3--.it
ZION SERVICES.
A sp-. b.l . l.:r--s p.r C - -1 ';. a filiated
.vfnl. ent'.th-d. ".U-i: th- lb-l.r
.:: I S the Pt hi-r."' ::. ia
n t.
i
12. :it le::;,i a. m . at the LaS.i;- theater
hv R-v. an It. Shumaker.
" ,
v OLUNTHERS Or AMERICA
(jtiui Mjlsaion 4.U) "4. lcLlraa at.
Army Object Lesson
in Americanism and
in Reading, English
RY MA-l. i:. J. KOACII.
A trf-ci al recruiting detachment
of the United states army, which is
now on a tour of the eastern and
middle Ftat-s. consists of CS men
representing 1 4 nationalities, only
one of thm f American birth. Not
one of theso men four months ago
could read or write Knprlish. Here,
arc a few of their names: Araez,
Dalchunas. Christiansen, Intili,
Kristopob.us, Myatowich. Rossignol
and Sheestak. Today all speak, read
and write Knirlish fairly well, and
astonishingly so when their brief
period 'f education bs considerel.
Furthermore, they have the appear
ance of tirst class soldiers, alert
mentally and physically, well set up,
vigorous and straightforward in
their bearing. Cotnparincr their
photographs of four months no
with those, of tday it is hard to
realize that they are the same men.
The contrast is astounding.
Could there is a better object les
son to help recruiting? No doabt it
will be effective. llut it will serve
a eleeper purpose. It will help to
ive all ef us a new and better con
ceptien of what our country is pre
pared to do for those who enlist as
its defenders. The benefits are not
all to be on one side.
There are still a few citizens,
here and there, timid folk, as dis
tlngruished from tho professional
trouble makers, who fear tho hocrey
of "militarism." They are not ex
actly clear as to the precise perils
involved thev cannot define their
fears, but they are afraid thnt the
maintenance of an adequate military
establishment means in son.e way
the rulinfr of the country by a sol
dier clafs.
The fear of trouble from un
Americanized foreigners would seem
to be much more real. The army
is not the only apency which is do
ing a preat work for Americaniza
tion at present, but it Is among the
most effective. Its new policy,
adopted when we last wrent to war.
is a radical departure from the old
rule which barred illiterate?, but it
is an evidence of propres.
TOO MUCH TALKING BAD
FOR WOMEN AND MEN AS
WELL AS FOR PARROTS
BY SILAS HFIT.
We have all heard the story of
the talkative parrot who invited a
controversy with the tlo hy con
tinued tongue lathings until the en
emy, catehinp him unaware, pave
the pert parrot an awful walloping.
Mediating afterward upon his be
dracpled nppearanco the bird Is said
to have remarked: "I always did
talk too much."
Gossip may he innocent and it Is
a sport largely lndulped in. but In
its practice there exists a danper as
preat as a bomb explosion. Nor is
the custom confined by any means
to women, where so many cynics
place it. Men are as inveterate pos
sipera as women, and usually there
13 more danger in their Indulgence
for the reason that they talk idly
about serious subjects of public
concern . An Intimation given cur
rency in Idle gossip may be taken by
a suspicious or malevolent bystand
er and enlarpcd Into such propor
tions as to he stated as a fact later
on, resultinp In sorrow, the ruin of
a character or the creation of ani
mosities that will lead to trapedy.
Practical application of these cau
tions Is especially needed In these
days of social unrest in the countries
so powerfully affected by the late
war. and especially needed In our
own land, where we boast of our
prlvilepe of free speech.
Roth the talker and listener of
posslp of an evil or danperous kind
Is equally culpable. One becomes
the elistributor of the posslp the oth
er creates. If Just now we could all
keep quiet for a space so far as
merely Idle talk. Incendiary talk
ar.d vicious gosrlp is concerned, the
best that Is In man ould easily as
sert Itself and bring peace.
IIOVFST PHWHR.
We mtist be often, and alone.
n-tVi ClrA .itid there nt ITisi foot wn
must pour out our hearts and ask
' Ills richest blessinp upon our united
endeavor. "To prav." savs Fenelon.
. . . . ' " . . , .
to desire; but it Is to desire
what God would have us desire. He
who desires not. from the bottom of
his heart, offers a deceitful prayer."
Though all things do to harm
with him what they cn. no preat-
I er enemy to nimveir man man.
j Karl of Stirllnp.
! In prantlnp a loan to the allies
innd denying one to Germany. Ar
j gentina probab'y is thinkinp of that
Sur. day . su creation to "sink without a trace."
All Crjf:l3n invited to bg
"pen air :n'etirc ev-ty Wednesdaj. Trl
C. it, y s t j rd .i y rtP.! SükOt n'ghts. cornsr
W "-,. r.d Ml'IHf.m .it rests. Cld-fath-lned
g np' neet'eg at Volunteer nls
s on ?rii S .r bnv c g.-.L everybody la-
All r"-.
SALVATION
ARMY.
T. .V7-e ,.- r.r.dnv arr.
Morulas, o "tr 10.(0; S;m
-r.'diy re hooj at 2 :3a p. m.
' : N ! S T P. U f . ASSOCIATION.
Mets efery Monday at 10:00 a. ra ar
'. V. M. C. A. ::-"'dont and vlltln
nit.lstera always cs-ont-. Rev. w. n.
Crfsb.ley. president: Rev. o. W. Ren-h.
,: e jpilr.t: lb-v. John L.. Inhof. sec
' re t ;ry-treas urer.
ASSOCIATED BIBLE
STUDENTS.
i
Wc nun's Ciuo hall, room 22. J. M. S
' t'ulidirp.
i Sunday meeting.: l:o a. ra.. The
New Cratlo'i : t'.:.".0 p. m . Revel.itio.Ti;
' :oo p ru Kekiel's Te:nj!e. Wedhe.
i at and t o p. m . lecture s.y
j Pilgrim T K Harkcr 1'rid iy at
n. iw Tah-niAtl- Shaiuu.
CRIME IN THE ARMY AT
MINIMUM SHOWING TEN
MILITARY EXECUTIONS
'
(JIt J an ios Ileoil.)
Out of slightly over 2,OuO,COO men!
drawn from all classes In this land
and sent overseas as soldiers it is
sipnificant of their behavior hat
only 10 military executions for
crimes committed abroad were nec
essary. When It is remembered that the.ce
men were far from home and re
moved from all restraining Influence
of home ties, that many of them
were taken from the slums, that
some went reluctantly, that there
should be so few that broke all
bounds of decency is a remarkable
tribute to American manhood on the
averape, for the army wis a con
glomerate of every race ar.d rank In
the nation. It had In it the best our
land affords, and the worst were not
' " vu 11 : .
;ir-:il f.indnrd. That there -w:re so I
few of the worst is really astonish-
in?;. While it Is to be repretted that
any marred the record of the army,
that it was so slightly tarnished is a
cause of satisfaction.
Other offenses were committed
of course that received leaser pun
ishment. It is significant of the dem
ocratic spirit that ruled in the army
that of the officers eubjects to gen
eral court martial substantially as
preat a percentape suffered convic
tion as in the cases of tht men so
tried. There seems to be no indica
tion that officers were devalt with
more leniently when placed on trial
than the men under them. The rec
ord of the behavior of the army re
ceived commendation abroad and
the official records confirm tho belief
that tho praise was deserved.
Mexico 's First Need
is Education Noxv at
Minimum Due to Cash
hy i:iavood Ixwiu:ck.
To those who are still tryinp to
retain some faith In the future of
Mexico the most depressinp news
that has come from that unhappy
country in a long time, aside from
the shocking: etories of murders and
outrages upon American citizens,
concerns tho closing of the public
schools throughout the federal dis
trict. All municipal schools outside
the city of Mexico have suspended
because of lack of funds to pay the
teachers.
For some lime past thore has
been no public Instruction in the
rural districts of Mexico, but educa
tion seemed to bo makinsr its last
stand In the cities and towns. Now
even they have all practically sur
rendered. Evidently the recent
glowing financial statement of the
federal povernment put forth by
Carranza's minister was not sup
ported by actual cash on hand or
else the powers in control think
that education is one of the things
that scarcely matter.
Widespread, eleep-seated popular
ipnorance has been the curse of
Mexico. It has been the root of
Doctor Issues Warning
And Tells How to Stop
Tobacco Habit
New York: Dr. Cnunor, formerly of
Johns Hopkins Hospital, nays: I am
eften nskeMl If I know nnythlnp to stop
the to!nco habit and I always recom
mend Nicotol, which I have proscribed
with preat rucoss. Nicotol contains no
hatdt-formlnp drugs. Is absolutely harm
less and produces nstonlshinp resale In
ß very short time. The use of tobacco
raps the vitality, vim. vipor and ambi
tion of the tdave who la enthralled by
Its netluctlve effects. It undermines the
health and leaves the victim an easy
prey to general debility, throat and lun'c
troubles, nervousness. Insomnia, heart
trouble, kidney trouble, headache, tonhe
ami lip cancer and even blindness. Phy
sicians the world over often trace the
start ef the above diseases and many
others to nicotine poisoning.
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most of her evils. In the days of
Diaz the dictator found it easy to
keep the people in subjection: in
the? later days the demopogue hrts
nttle ditticulty in bending them to
hls purpose. In Russia the eleva-
t:n of th h'dshevist rulers to pow
or was made possible through the
ipnorance cf the mass of the people.
A correspondent has recently re
lated how under the bolshevist re
pime a blulf Is beinp made at popu
lar education. The children go to
school twico a day, in certain locali
ties, attracted by free meals. They
receive absolutely no Instruction. In
other place? the children have or
ganized Soviets- and run the schools
to suit themselves, wdth a maximum
of holidays and recesses and a mini
mum of teaching.
What hope is there for countries
where the rising generation is per
mitted to trrow up In Ipnorance. The
establishment of a real educational
system in Mexico and Russia must
be effected before they can throw
i off the yoke of anarchy and chaos.
HAHMONT.
It is a beautiful and blessed world
we live in. The flowers blossom in
obedience to the same law that
keeps the stars in their places. Each
bird sonp is an echo of the univer
sal harmony. It is humanity which
thrusts discords, and false and jar
ring notes into the days. We po
out into the beautiful morninp car
rying our useless loads of frets and
worries, our leftover resentments
and our faithless fears. The sun
shine assures us that the world is
still movlnp safely in its appoint
ed course and God has not forgot
ten us; the birds life their cheering
notes of rejDicinp that they have
found food for the day. but we lift
complainlnp voices because we have
found provisions for years to come.
Our moody spirits and jarrinp tem
pers hurt tho) love on earth and in
heaven. But they hurt our own
souls most of all. for they put us
out of tune with the music of the
universe.
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SANOSIN has b?en officially recommend
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we have ever sol i before. We are au
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the mney to every dissatisfied customer
nud we vould not permit t use of our
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