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THE 3 U m bLiÜ htwa-1 iultü
SOCIETY CRAZE"
IS DENOUNCED BY
REV. A. E. MONGER
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IVtnr of I irr-t M. E. Umrrh j -Dclhrr-
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YALUE OF CHURCH
MEMBERSHIP' CITED
BY BAPTIST PASTOR
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I- I civn j'ov.rr. ;
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S k. .mu-Tnrnt.
' M my aM.Utl'- rn.irh'" .nni fllr,,
t()rn T-'--i ',iiHfr saiari"' than the
j r ' ; r.ts f Kiilf-' .!.! ur.iv "-rsi-t
u ' st.n nd i r.s? !nrar!Ts in r.a-
i.cr.il l:f. r-jin from th fjndar- fr.
l.il ait-l l-i'.-i! !n-,;ri;ri..r.s to cio
thir 1 1 : : ; i r 1 ' ' r: 1 1 ,f ;r' "f ;i u u -j
1 1 1 1 1 i;it-r-- at sa'ati-s f.i r 1 -)e.r.
that rrll !u 5Ti-',s cf
.'tat". jfr!. rri'-arit to r ,-L minor
I ir? nf nur lif"' 'ir;'l irr'atiu, havo
l florin chi?f hiisinf-3-rs. Many
j if ar n 1 1 n 5 inrr' t im in
itm!i''njr.! than thy nr pivin
to !.tl cf'nt rii' t ivo st i" f i:u
mijni'v -t?-rnir fit. Vf-unc j.o,.p!,. Jn
l.j'lt S' ii"'!s .( mor ;n t'iil
tiH" to houis in si" ial fiui T i i
than m moral anl r!iu;ioj. 'ultm
aril uaininc:. r'o ivilization nn
ont!nu- ' rz In mi i a wnrld of
ili'f- Tli'j li:-:iy f r;i(.- . inl n-
'MAN'S QUEST AFTER
GOD' IS THEM EOF
GARDINER SERMON
Pastor Rars Talk on Word of
Job,"0 That I Knew WIhtc
I Might Find Him."
tlor.s Inrr.ir.a t ! y
too f,iiiu!i ir t. ii il Tiaria?ini. Vou
snii"t bull I a 10-inrli wall a
l:-iri'h foiin'i-! i 1 1 Without thai
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ft?rtfi ar not lirnttt-il only to those
who w-'luiK" .hut thiouci ihtluii'i
a!Te';t uvvy farr.lly aral community.
Th things that ii r th rvlls of tin;
four hundred In our crit (lti? or
at Hollywood ar th tiins whi' li
ar th suh.i-' t of th1 firf:M' s of
rvrry ountry home, hamkt arid rity
throughout air country. Thcso vili
am th Ii"'ial nut' om of 1 fssc r
vlN that ha thf'ir .prc?5in in
Sourli r...n-l anl n'hr -ommututifs.
Ir. M. V. O'Slif.i. ! in of e-lu-ati-n
in Wbconsin umvfrsity, saij
in an aMrs m thi.s city that thi
ni K: aL f'-rcn 'kir.f: to shoitn
th -h-' i h;.- jri'i of our youth
ovrr against th fnri- that are
sfkirt; to k-nsthn it. ,'f;rfat civili
zations ;ii. ik:v-!oi'-i1 ky thos jioo
j'ks who l-;"'p tliir yuth l'layfi1
nr.'l laillo as lont; as pns?iblf.
(n i f i 5'-n why certain south
tin Kuroj....tn nations aro lf-s vig
t'rr.n. "! o-pf reus an-1 irofsrf ssiv
than sonif. othr.x that thAlr youth
ia.-!i Trarurity mentally and rhyplr
al!y b-fv!" thosf lninc: uiulvr k?
:-tim ul tin on-lit lor".
""Fruit !?;-. i:--. I l,y th" noriial nat
ural procf.r nf naftir is much
bttr tjran that rinned mr quick-
tru of human lifA. A life that
matures nr!y (Mses to develop as
rapidly as the life that matures more
slowly. Th s-ame authority says In
a book, 'Social Dvdorment and
Rev. I;. S. Davis Delivers Im
prrfifivc Address to Con
gregation Sunday.
"Th Vnlu rf "ht:rrh MmhT-
hir-' th iihVrt of a. tv im-i
7 revive srrmon flliv-r"-d Sunday
rnr.mir. bv I!rv. I. S'. Davis to h';3
cor.gr g-ati.'n at th First I5apti.t
churrh. Iv. Dav;s in making ckar
his nibjct lrid str".v on th fact
that no prcatT honor can com to
any on than to b- a rn-wnrktr with ,
(lod. Th- sriaon in part j
j "Th i.i--i?ur of vain' of an or-
I yanization i-r institution ;y th m(a
! uro of 5Tvle it rrdrs to man
kind. C'n this k.i:is n determine;
the value of th lode, the club and
the churrh.
Church IIa; History.
"Tho church, howevrr. has a h:--tr.rv
tint makf-s it -.ls.v to ct an
rstimato of Its srvJco to humanity.
In th- liKht of that h;?nry v-p -it"0
tr" to say hat no Institution ha.
done s much for the progress of
cnr!ty a th- church. Th chtirch
rrr."er.t.s that orranizd force
which Is '-"ekins: th -sta blifihnTnt
of th" Kingdom of Clod. All mm
Y,rr of thr church arc co-wr.rkrs
with ",(, d for th" sfa lI:slim'nt of
richreousn. in tho rarth. We hold
thttt no pratr honor can corn" to
any one than t" b a ijo-unrkrt
with Ood.
"V-', many pple do not estimate
their "aimhershlp in the church
bili cnoucli. nur ity-wl3 can
vass trouc;ht t lit;ht hundrcili, who
are members of vhurclu.s in other
rit;p.. Thf-y iToneht ovcr-j'hinJ?
w;th t hr in rxcrpt th!r rhtirch k't-
tT. They hao n- vrr made them
slvfs known to the church of thdr
i faitli. They are lenyintr tho faith
. ,. . , , . , I bust but ho lost his health. Ho had
to behrve in. There is no nindmneo . .... . Ä tÄ.. iU.m
t th- churidi liko n b ad church
member.
nn-.Mtciidanco IVohlcm.
"Another problem is the non-attendance
of church members. Mfm
her who belonr but never attend
thejr own church. Such people
persu.ad thenu?elves that member
ship la a church is salvation. Iut
not accordinc: to the teachings of
t.'hrit. No one can uro-,v spiritual
ly unles.s they karn the laws of the
spiritual lif". No one- ran prow spir
itually unk-s they worship. The
hurcli i tlie instructor in the
thincs of th soul. The church by
its worship cultures and enriches
the soul. Sunday Is the soul's brood
ing day. No one who neglects hi."
church will Ion? maintain a. rpiritual
life. 'ontinued absence from the
church will in time mean death to
the spiritual life.
"The church'.1' Influence In the
community depends ipoi the rir
ular and cnn.ftant attendance of the
members. A well attended church
i an inspiration. A poorly attended
( hur h I a disouracemenf. The
creatot ned today is a church-
NEXT THURSDAY IS DOLLAR DAY!
Vou ail know what this mns. Thr'll probably b n-.ro
barcalr.M cfrel downtown Dollar Day next Thür lay than ary
nthr single day In th h'torj of Fouth Fnd. Uvery llv rr.rchar.t
ic making crnti-r preparations than ever to offer th mrjt unusual
opportunities to iao In every conceivable kind of merchandise.
Read Next Wednesday's News-Times
ff r the Dollar Diy m"ags of all th. merchants. On the first
rac- of both editions of The News-Tlms Wdrn-?iny wl',' b printed
a complete o.T.rJal list of the live merchants who are offering1 thee
ex eptior.al barpalr.s Dollar Day. Readers of The News-Times will
do well to watch for this list, to u.e- as their shopping puid on
Thursiay. Poh Tuesday's and Wednesday's editions, and particu
larly Wednesday's editions, of The News-Times v ill bo n!d with
wonderful bargain oprfttir.itl?. I!undr-ls of artkle. . f,ft 5nj,j
for cost and less on Thursday. It Is your loss if you do not avail
ours!f of this opportunity to Fae.
Notice to the Dollar Day Advertiser
Th News-Times cheerfully offers th free of Its entire
pdvertlslr.tr 'tff to aJiy advertier who desires assistance In th-
preparation of his Dollar Iyay copy. Hundreds of appropriate cut
for Dollar Day ar ao available, without charge, at this office.
This n'.vsvapcr will appreciate if copy Is prepared Just as early
as- poihle on Monday to Insure the beflt pervlc within its power.
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ENGLAND BUSY TO
REY1YE COMMERCE
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Kmpire Ha Finger in Fvcry
"International lMe" to End
Ru?inc? Slump.
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BLAZE DESTROYS
GEM RESTAURANT i B '
', Feb. lr-O;;:
In'err.atir.al d ;
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eor.ant ray of l;?ht - to j-
a T'ri'ain war:-. ar.'.I rl
or rrsi'rat ion of
h . .r.t :n ua w-
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THRFi: ARRFSTFD IN
DRIVF ON AIJ.IC! I)
norsi; ov ii.i. i ami:
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Mter Surround
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Michigan St.
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CHRISTIANITY AND
OUR BANK CHECK'
IS SERMON TITLE
Mystery surrounds
a. $1,500 Maz
! F,em rr staura r.r.
Jand caused heavy !o? to th.e o. TC.
; grocery, .125-27 S. Michicin s-t..
mor n.njr.
Fir ofllcials and
n , 1 1 1 1 ! '' a r. e w . : :
Hritaln's erf ort s i a
(motive to 5-r-:r r--.-:orat:cr. cf
j tr;i.!
J Farn? and its ili-lat-d .--.r.fer-T.oe
j was a movement for tr.-i restor
Ir.f.on. Tb.e Genoa cor.f-r r. w ill
' .fvot Its cntii" worK : a :i
)rv:
N. Con.
of revival of
kritain nad
owner of th recaurant. ncre th.at
the conflagration star:-d .r. the chiak
r con om ;
Dlovd
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aur.ar.t. As ther
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t a to what
Rev. R. D. Reck Delivers In
teresting Address at the
Grace M. E. Church.
At the m. Paul's! Methodist Epis- The Grace M. F. consrrepatiou Tis-
aro no heating pipe.9 p,
the room ther il-ui-
actually caused the fire.
The flam;es llckedj through, the
entire bi"k part of the restaurant,
compk'tfdy des: royir lae kitchen,
nod into part of th- d.r.in: room,
ruinlnsr hth fixtures an.l walls. They
also ate t.urou-a a wall : ito tae -ro- j rrn.
eery c 0 r o a d j o i n i i u. burninir a hde
in the roof.
Work Two Hours.
to
p.-e?-
s-ip-
, l-,e.
that
r . : r -
Three hope m patiie . a -hrmical
copal church, last evening Dr. Jamcajtned Sunday mornlns: to a sermon truck, and a hook and ladder truck
1. Gardiner spoke on tho subject, on "Christianity and Our Bank ' answered the summons and workel
'"Man's Qu-st After God," the ?er-1 herk Uev. P.. D. Ücck took his j two hours brfor having the lire
mon being: based on the words oft-xt from Fxodus 4:2, where (Jod i completely extinguished.
Job. "O that I kr.fw where I mltrhtjnsked Moses, "What is that In thinn "My ks.si comph k. covered bv
I prime lcade:
I ments.
j F-ritain. however, canno: s-:
work to eure- 1' f own trad-.- vk
! sion until :h haa a :.-.as-:re of
; port from t.'.e it of Furcpe,
i a use pier sia;o.-mcn o-. i."'
thi-' rrip.edy Ilea in chatiuir. of
ditions whkh arc par;-.i.V.y
trolled by the oth.er Alh.
I.bi.vtl (.-or'-'s View.
I, lord (iir;-o, a 'rdir.K to
w - . t fv i
"s5ip 1:1 uaip aai. ara i'-ap.-;
in f tr-et. is fully icnvir.c l that j
(;r at P.ri-ain and Furop' an not 1
re-am trade p.orma.lcy until th-:
Tr.arts of Ck-rma r ani Iki--;a a re ;
p.-ned to th-- world. TV-, rm con-:
f'rences bf-'wr i'ii litiu) Bünnes, i
The Soft Velvet Sheen of
a
nlexion Lomes rrom
x
Beautiful Com-Within.
TANLAC, RATHER THAN COSMETICS,
WILL PUT ROSES IN YOUR CHEEKS
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t he hee'K.s wi 1
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pill
find Him." The Men's chorus rend
ered r-pecial music and Mrs, R. M.
Hutchinson sanp. "The Plains of
Peace."
Dr. Gardiner said In part, "Job
hand?" fdr.e answered, "A rod."
Then God told him to use Jt so Pha
rioh and the people of Israel would
know- that God had appeared to him.
"What Go.l wants of Christians
today Is that they use their check
lid not escape affliction. Job wa.s
sorely troubled. He was wealthy
but li lost bin wealth. Ho had
beautiful family but ho lost them
one by one. He was stromi and ro-
! a wife and friends but he lost their
sympathy ard love.
"The heart of the preat Job Is
broken. To whom can he now- fleo
for comfort? Who can now heal his
broken heart? Who now can satisfy
his oul and brlntr peace to his
troubled breast? God and God
alone. Job, God'si saint prasped
this truth. Heme turning away
from, human help he raised thft cry
was one of earth's saints, who lived
in the r arly twihpht of God s revela-1 after pay day so that people will
tion to man. Saints then as now! know that God has appeared unto
them. Whether it represents toil.
rent, interest, or dividends, tho
check you hold In your hand can so
reveal God in your life that the
Phariohs will trcmbie before vou
and others will com close to you
for the good of your life."
"Fomo people conclude whenever
a preacher talks about money that
he la about to make a collection. If
he i.s true to C'hrkt the religious
value is first. No one jH thoroughly
Christian who is not Christian In his
acquisition, possession and use of his
money."
fin Iirlstlan Money.
"To the man with the check in his
I k new-
man
who
tho cry of man. 'O th.at
where I milit find Him"?
"This then la tho cry cf
eervwh re. There, is no on
can satisfy the yearnings of man at
his highest and brst bat God. Thr
is no one but the Divine who can
brine: comfort and peac- to man'.i
soul. There is no substitute for
Go.l. Wealthy, amusement, learn
ing, fame, glory, pleasure these
j will not take the placo of Him.
I Nothlnsr can take the plat e of a. per
i sonal finding of (Jod. Sooner or
! la'ep th- cry of every man will be
(th cry lng ago uttered by Job in
J tho hour of his great affliction. G
j that I knew wh4-e I might find
going church. A charch that poc.s ( -"
to church will attract.' We need I "And what lot mo ask is the char-
neonle who will estimate Their mom.Mrtrr of that GM,
brshir in the church as of greater sr,ti9f' man
Education': 'The reason why so
many reeclve so lpt1 out of college
i.ie is trat they have sampled II'
In ill .-, l. . ... , ., . I
ii i us Hp'-;s nn.a mereioroi
hav lost Interest on acquiring. The i
movies with their sex problems, thj
klr.l of social activities imitating
adults, late hurs awaken and de
velop forces before the youth h.m
acquired su;T,r!nt power of ?eif.re.
stralrr. Th result. I that that which
h a s a n .-
h.-or.s a..
stroy.
"What
alu than membership In any insti
tution, lodge or club. It is high
j time to put the church in its right
! place, which is first. 'Sek ;irct the
kingdoni f Goii anri his righteous
lies.' "
il furctlon In Ipunan life I
Uf'e n( . ..s i;..,t (1-j- !
I
W e ,'o Wo ro,-!
revial of conviction upon what is
right a-d wrong ba?d upn results i
produced. One proqt. writer says '
that 'the r"i.in why the few e-i
tre:r.!ts hoM millions nf people n )
Russia In the Iron crips of despo js?J, I
is t-causo the mu'.Titudo of Russian j
pepr.o iong r;-o cased to fee the
Importance rf moral Ideas. Thre
was no cleavago between rieht and
wrens;. Therefore tkc;e ;.s no vigor
c.us puM:c opinion. S.vai boishe
vlsm is rlie orcnir,np:- f -oonomlj
L'0.5Mev:5r:i. It lr :,'t j;i
in I'ran-o and ;n Fu?: :
happen In .A merici
cf dretnictivA .
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Crowd Witnesses
Amateur Show at
L o ca I Play It o use
Joyce Kilmer Players are Well
Received by Packed Aud
iences Sunday.
Yesterday th Joyco Kilmer riay
ers of Chkatro appeareil at th Oli
ver theater in "The Watcher at the
Gate." the proceeds of which went
to tho boneflt of St. Oslmlr's
church. Packe-I houses creete.l th
players at both afternoon ar.d vc-
nlnc performances anil their ap-
;s th.o tid-) i provil of the pkay cou'.d he measured
which through all ages, has been i hnr,d God says. 'What is that in thine
hand." What does it represent?
What did you give in exchange for
it? How did you get it? A man can
not have fellowship with God in his
soul when h holda a check in his
hand that he got in an. unchristian
way. No man like that will ever
show God to another man. God h.ia
not rt revealed Uihself to that
man."
"God asks again. 'What is that In
thine hand?' Is that something you
own and control wholly? How lo
you look upon it as your s or God's?
Fnlesa a Christian believes that 'tho
earth is the Ford's and the fulness
thereof and they that dwell therein
and that h is God's acent on earth
looking after God's things he will
not use Ins check so that people will
know that God has revealed Him
self to him."
"There are two tilings God wants
His acents to do with His thine- hero
v;z: To use them profitably and to
do t righteously. Jesus made it
emphatic, that CJod's .-.gent here Is
not to hide bis treasures away, but
to invest them. The man not having
Knhv
it viü
vlr.c
turr.vd l v
. -ar ir.e;r run ve-
Parents Ite-rHtiibI
1 arent-j mur bear th
sr-rib;.i;v mst-vid cf drifting with
the :!-!. We canm-t Manie our fail
tire t;;- n :eah. -s and r.!ghhors sa
.eng a s w e
with thi
bee em "
c rar es t
teachers
e I v s ni I
.-rar of
think mo
t!
the
art p. er.- in these r.:ai
by their unflagging aüentirn
u n s i n t e ,1 a p p 1 a use.
and
William Roeder of Chicago, who
at once the author anil
man
the p ' a y
w a
Ihe
lea din z
central
tlie action, whkh de-ilr
rpguro In
with the question of spiritism.
Th-
oc;e;y.
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Parents. citirei:s
jounp people them-
tcfus.. to :,-d 'to the
i! iv. Pa re p. t; rr.u-l
of their ch;'.rirn's w .a.
h it: to je'd to their ik-s;: for
t':-."i;: . hihe awaken force$
n. . e;- v o- v. r.e power th
no ii--i. V." mus-t .'a.- beinj
- Fy v. i-.rn wo are confronted
the Ter dirs of tnen of s.';r.rr-'.r-
:,. i M-..:o;rcy. a" i b;t our
'. -"r kr -w v ;-. t v..- h''iee and
W !' 'e '
ubj
was handle. in a palatable
fashion and our only criticism would
refer to the lark of passionate dra
matic action. Mr. Roeder's portray-
V I
a, cf th1
think thv
behind th
Ruth
kad:rg ro.e bad. one to
hi was born and re ire 1
footlights.
'uhl. who pla'.e.i ',,, pirt
i f s-.-.erwooia (Mr. R.e.jrri thar.ece
j lent a flr.s.s ar.d chirm to her work
;t'.a: amped it as far abve that
of th" ordinary an:ateur. J. Paul
j Arripeer er.actr 1 the ro ,f tnÄ
who alone can
If you turn to tb.e
Pible. tho greatest bonk that his
ever been written on the subject of
relicion, you will nnd the character
oi God ckarly set forth.
"Th Gcd we are seeking !s a
personal God. Th highest life
known to our consciousness is per
sonal. How thn shall we speak
and think of God? Shall we when
speaking of God, say 'He on 'It?'
Tb.e PiMo answers that que-ilon. It
teaches us that God is not an 'it' or
evtn s. me 'Firs' Cause.' o is a
iistlnet personality. He i? the cre
ator of tho world. The opening
words of this bonk declare. In the
beginning God created tho hraven
and tha earth.'
"The old Hebrew prophet wa.s a
r.nn of freat vi.-ion Ho had a vision
i f the burning bush and of a ladder
which reached from earth to h'.av
n but th" greatest vision ho hid
was a is!on f God as a divino per
sonality. This truth is at th very
heart of the Pible. Hence I hoM
that th conception of tho pei-c(,n-
aaty of CiO'I Is one of the preatejst
fniblamentaks cf our holy religion.
"Th God of the Bible is .1 living
Ge.J. Paul said, 'We trim in a liv
ing Goi. It U much (asiT to be
lieve jn an historic God than in a
God who Is vital in tho lives of men
today. It is much easier to blkv.
! m a God or tlie pat than a ll 01
j the p4- v"iit. It is much easa r to
believe that God was with Moses
than that He is with us today. Put
su'-h a belief, that God Is r living
factor in tho world Uday, is neces
sary to v.tal faith.
"The God m-n n'd toda the
;od th.at me 1 nre crir.g out for
is a God wha stands in relation, of
Fither to this world of men and
women. It is tru- that God is the
creator of this world. It is true
that He is the- moral governor of
th iir.her.so bu th" greatest fact
about God is this. H1 is our Father.
inMirar.ee," piid (rvi X. fn-,
eiwr.er of the restaurant, lat nlghr.
"We will rebuild at 0:10 and epe--t
to bo ready to resume business by
April 1." lie estimated damage to j v a
his building- at ?Seo.
The grocery is owned by Phillip
Smith and Abraham I. Simon. It k
said that their loss ; also covered
by insurance.
The early morning Mu. was fol
lowed at noon by two other fires,
both of which were caused by de
fective chimneys. The t-rst. at 12:2a
o'clock, was at tho homo of Rd
Raugher, Allen st., and the so.
ond at 72." Cottage Gro-e a v., home
of John Collins, at 1 o'clock. Fire
men froni Company No. c, who ox
tit. guished tin blaze, reported n a
dame at either place.
1 p. a 1 in
What hacgard-look inu.
German ndus:r:al lord, and Rlo d They do i,ct
loji are iirai. r.Mocd to l,n 1 r'"r- tb-
..! t1i;j vine in tlie Tn.I fif t h i I ) a 1 1 o v em
.. I t 1 i , i . t 4 ll- ' ..I ... ....... .
F.ritish Premier.
J.o'.d korge, it is generally un-1 oareworn wor.i.ji noil to
derstood, wants- t. ku down tb.. ; bring l a U the naiur.il
bar.s for Iussia and Germany. H- i bloom to tin .r elie. k-
i !...! 4 I l I - -j kl ild, i i-
ts to lighten the burden of Po::.'-" - """"
of thes. rations in order th.at Great ; ' '"" ' 1
Priiam and Furope ,-an rc-aiu'f lrf-t health. N.-th-
lng m ran u ran rqe.u
it b
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rc; u . ' r
ill 1 r-:
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not .iSiu'i
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1 of b. :
t ' e ib:
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1 1 1 . 5 put i:
a"iffi bl
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their tiad Herein iirti th
1-.-.' Th" '.arri'-'i-s nc.ii
ar.d Russa can n;t be
without tho rons.mt of I'rance
Mi
nk
t riermar. v
remov.dl''V '' ,!
- . r l.i.m s . . 1
i let t n t i ikiI t - li
, , , , , . i llie pictiirr if k
" - ' 1 " - i Cot:i-.hv
mat mi' jieopie oi i raneo uae io'i
on rann viu
rM,C for thi-. !-
thnii-ainl-
ll
!H
nil.
saying. 1 a ; : - : 11 f
skin deep. P.eau'y ' :
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S 1ST
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W -1
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LOCAL POLICE ARREST
LICENSE LAW VIOLATORS
Complying with the dkr k.Mjed
by Chief r. J. Dane that all automo
bile owners appearing o:i the stieet
of the city without the proper 1022
license plates be arrested. loci I po
lice picked up a total of live violator.-:
Saturday. William Re n frame.
121? W. Washington av.. I. .T. rvrt
righf. L:n N. K'errlake ct.. and
George 'laicli. lit lV-n et., were
the raen to he book"d at police head
iu arters. while two woniep whose
r.ame-s wre not; learned were or
dered to report at flic
day. In all of th
of the machines told tlie police, thati
their new license plat s had ben or-!
derei v.ut had r.ot been received.
Tl.ey will bo arraigned in Judge pu.
Corah's court this morring. '
Harry 'an Ik-, Granger, and r.
'. Renson. 77 n. Cu.-hing sf.. nrj--
arretted by th- police Saturbv
night on a chnrte of vbd-iting- th"
parking orillnance by jiarking thejr;
ears in front of f.ro hvdrants. Thes
m n will also b- arr.airned In court
thiu morn irr. !
yet reached tlie stride wlirc th-y
can exlilbit .any syn.pa.thy toward
either Germany or Fussia; nor will
thy tolerate sfate-Mp.n who exlii'dt
Fu-'h Sympathie;-.
Ii-eu;rh Not Sympathetic
The l'retT-h lost hav:ly through
their lina ac'ial support of th- c'zar-
ist government: the. lost through j
their surpori of the antkkolshe
viks, and now they am content to
kt R.u:sia struggle along by hrslf.
Th, ir antipathy tward Germany
will be of long standfing.
George can look for little French
sympathy for any cU-meney for
ithr Rrssia or Germany. Thiif
iioya b(ircn anus nimsrii in a jam ivr..n. v.oe;n
which it .s hard for the man in th0 t rouhh -1 with m,
st ree to unde rptand. and th" man suffer or. Ma nt 1
iti tb.e girret is inferc?td. ir.i .-fort u:; .
fro; a v. it h in . I
stomach is in p.
orai i! : ops ou i ' : :
ro-y. 1 mI: b.y oi: pi.
I':-.st;" troubl
ple;. .n of v or. -u
pimpb'-S. i'.'ob '.'
ate the silo-! 1 .
tion :- ou: of o
sf oma h and h . :
that you rot
food ans 1o m.t i
Rkyd j the waste in ,tf. w
system .
Is there any hin::
able than a f.o
I 'o r -oi i . v.- a
-r-
. - ' j
. ' ,a
: fc-
;
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Tit tvo
. . a '
n
c
and
iiij' ::
a a
t 1
1? k riot the siatfsmen alone
Great Britain who are demanding
nl 1ii ncfillo
bodj anil mental
( r .n t i ti i:e v ii r
Unering: I A N -
lThc r;,;:nn -; Jj BEND'S POPULAR STORFJ
e n.'is the owners ' lii.iiiVii'iiinii.i v. ,...o
-v;
ki
Mothers.
C'
stnKTure to dr o
1 S
en rip -:ch
.s.
the daring to risk an Investment and ci.'V'i'i'vprn Tn ppn it
too slothful to put It In the bank 1 l.I ' IU lld -dIK
where it. would ykid interest of a DAM ACE C USED CITY
savings a-nunt was ohm out of tlb D.W'FNPORT. la . Feb. ', a -tirm
entirely. Jesus said. 'Liv. not'., ... .. ,
- , : Herr. . rag- satuidav w a s s nt'-r,-
up for our. eivra treasures on earth ! . . , , ' , .
wh.re moth and rust .orrupf but ' V'1, " UPr" '
g-: then-, out where fl,o- will vkb! V'K"" , ,,av , rfp,lir ,h"
... , , ' , ' , ., ''ari.age !,. ivii: 'd r,la v.pn bo
som-'thmg and do s.or-.ebojv good. . . . . . ., .
drove bis autruporub1 r.lo a eitV
kuvi.iii I bridge bnakmg a girder and
.vnt'iner way a ln.tian may ; jn:- tm
"is cnecK io snow inai t,ou nas r -
veiled Himself to Mm Is. to imks
eiue recognition of God's ownership
in it. It is rot right to claim what
is r.ot my own. We don't do that
vIth our neighbor's house. We
should not do it with tho things that
belong to God. Th" owner of a
bor.S" kte rir.lr..i how the, tenant
shall acknowIMee the rightful own
er. Th acknowledgement Is rent.
The owner would riot bo xaik.'ied
with an oral or written declaration.:10 l endsand wh-n be returned
IT, -t ont tA ;- i to urve nomo toun-x r.:s mxrKtrs r.a-i
i i '.- n niii.-i i i . i .
Cat us
W5
Tl mm
Hilu.inl Sfinlgweig, IfMlr Tumi-
dak a-'.. re .p ortend to the police la.-t
nirht that Ids marker;-- were Kton
from hi. machine, whi'e standing in
front of 1'. IT rnup-;.as "t inicwehr
had Vi. ma iiir.e f.r .1 Jpiir hmr
a . so
(iod has determinrd
how we shall acknowkd-e nis!1:"'rn taVn
ownership,
the tithe.
The acknowledgement la ! r
l.ik
paMfor
No oeai statement will
:
t
su true.
' H t m. . I i
i rlaln stat'ments 1 "" i;" ',J r:p' :
Tb.e tifh.-. j, the l.ora-v o : ,,,. i annual kaniu.--
unto tlie Ford.' 'Thou shall sur. lv 1
tithe all tb.e increase r,f th.y s-ed.' j
ciie in me ,aw. .no- remg Cvremo-
nif I law tithe is not set aside. Jesus
of flu
s fit.'..
i
a ken at the
PI laouMi i
Kiwaniar.s to ! 1 r 1 in ? h h cirv to- i
First Rupti-t e-hur-'h
al
BOYS' 50c BLOUSES
Mothers. f ltve :i l - iflv T
Jl.t.lie of thPSi'6 )
fine l.i-.vr' fast orior r vvi fi"
rrjh and Gins-a Ji m U Uf
tm I lou-f s at "ac.Vrf? &
:
;V4
1
f3
2 TURKISH TOWELS at
of T5v
Ilfll f.lSt rn'nr bllleH f
.V ,
k
Inf inls' 75c
DRESSES
39c
I ii far, f-' tit:" wl.ite
Presses, it e i t 1 y
f rirmn "I v i h fui"
.nilu'c brv. nf :;:.
a im!.n'
APRONS
39c
Tu. -p. lev
T u r V i s h Tnw b
Ter a - c.i'-n. v.nu
".rd.-r. at ' f
'Mir
APRONS
CHILD'S 75c
( hildr m' fast i ni-.r
t.Ti.n m rr.-riv f i
8 RoUs TOILET PAPER
T , rpe f i re rn"
'led. t Pir't-.
p..- rigulirly, si
eial T'.Ksij iv oid.v.n ij - N
k fll'i for
r?
cr V , J-. '. X'
CHALLENGE
1 ff. Uli I
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Tuesday and Every Day Yc Prove
Our Slogan:
10
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PARS
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S O A P
tor
T V.
.5C
BRASSIERES for
I.
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K.) to
ll
e!oes.n't m.akr an rlitb i io c v. Fat if
i-. ir vlirro It K. or ul". -i ll- it. i l!
feumil in a department Mon .ml u-
handle the line uni ran Luv It fur b -
Ilioney li'-e than V'l ii ;tnu' !r n .
(Viinpan' .and cr who mn-s il-.- l--i
v:v.
zu.
: ' l
Wer
rkiCii s
1 Si
in.
i.
F
n
it
1 ia
with a few cf the
t 1 i 1 n tv, vi ! r m a f
It.
h will !ra'
a -tri ii at:d r.o-
i l x ' 1
l,.l V t V-i : 2 f.r.l- '-. -V VS1
. r -a r. i i: ten s
approved it. St. Paul commended It ;it t! VUrt time. Sn.r, p:,-,in. r. nilB 11 U
and Chri-ia- eark aral late hav; -olm Anl.hn iak. r.::r, Sei, M.. : N t-d , ; ;
Practiced it to their great spiritual ;irr"1 l'" rd.v . k '. " $J TJi &
i roA- r , night on a warrant charging hir.i F-ul
""J. viuu r t Ap; css'-m nur lor is- w .
raej cm the way to th. land flowing vita :,-t:3'l'i- ' hi tf''; 1 c ''!''" ! '1 MEM'S SILK HOSE for
with milk and hor.-v was that n! was h' lU" U Kt - lZ
i thk n.ornit.-g. 1 k'j t'i a I sizes. w".i i) ilj' j
- --. ; Ik r,, (."ftyLli. I
J ri-' ; f-rri at .:. u
Lv1
would forgit
them up on
n'-kum in a very creditable fashion, j It was Jesu
H RE CONTINFEt)
TOMORROW
b '.:b column
'.i:-1 he.ivF.in.e rPam
ere a test atteut:
i that doesn't
n e
Y
i
s t e r y
vs at
o n r. f
.- a v It
cr.-.V.-
are
T i ' i
con:
n - v ,c .
A tw-e-ccpjrnn artJrle of a nur
der or robbery or fire may be in
testing for th moment, but
.ea.r rn- : ic ri or th pap
rli!r-.: ar t c - lutar.s of little
'it. r -" th t w;'.: I .- cf prma
n r t vrFue to yr;;.
C:i-.".-d ads don't contain
thrllkr.g detail, but they DO i.n-ckPk-
valuable detaf.s tIIir.? YOU
where ycu can. --t the talkln.-r
ri'.a' h:r.. rahy rarrif.ee, m"torcy
c'.a r srn.e othr eW. d for w h;. h
'f len searching.
A I thi ossdf.e 1
e; after column
ud fr-.rr-. Ca-.- to d.
It will pay VOl
ekter-.t redr!
'story' of
is c ' n , 1 n -
to h. h con-
Mr. Arder.np. in ?idditi .t. to hi
looks. pcr.s- an ability to
the play through i niost Mtal
m.er.ts in suh a way as to ho an 5
beichten the interest. Tn "Will H.
good 1 w hT to b
carrv t he P. ; re
i
who art Sti
io.
i who taught urea every
ok up Into the face of
and pray, 'Our Father,
Ik av a.'
"The great r.erd of humans every
where is to .Cad the God, who is a.
R:s- the ,lcy. KilmT Players have ' llvirg personal being and who ix th
Rati1..: of us all. Gol gr.int that we
may nil find ar.d know Him. 'whom
to know :s life eternal. "
a "hav" man. whose portrayal of
Father Bernard was masterly. Fu
c;; Wolf and Agnes M-Iwutghlk-t
w . re cast in parts th? cave th rm
;h" oppotrunity to exhibit the.r tal
ent fi advantage. Xn rvry rn.e in 1
the company is to b given a gn- !
erous neas-;re of praise for th act-!
ir.g as h w hole and th comments , reportM to the police early Sunday
overheard as the audience fikd cut I mornins: that btirclars hsd entered
would certainly have been a sour-
of pleasure to every on concerned.
BURGLARS SECURE LOOT
AT MIKE ALBYVS HOME
Xi hael A'.by. 1 S. Clvipm
pi.
b.is home Ute Saturday night and
DRANK METAL POLISH
FOR WHISKY, ONE DEAD
JRRSF.T CITY, N. J., Feb. 19.
Robert Alexander, an erprt ac
countant, died hör late findar had employed the same t ic
from drinking metad polh that he j
thought was whisky. Mrs. Agr.'sj
Prdrr.tz of Baltimore who aJso drank
their prosperity- th.
God who Fa 1 brought
of i:gypt.
To tithe their inere-w. to fJol
v.o ':Id be th" great prventafivo of
th.at sort of thing. It will prove th"
prosperous man's salvatFr. yet today.
Tho man who gets a largo in'on..
r ligioutiy. holds it as a trust from
Gc.d, and administers k as Gobs
stewanF paying the fhrM tenth to
("5 od. will r.o lose his sou. Without
that kind o' relation nnd course k
will 1 e m grav.. p--ril "
S.UIV Relation.
"Th.-- is by no means a tb,ng for
prosperous p-..p:e alrr-.e. The p.. an
w:th a small bar.k rh""k stands jn,
the am relation to God and what
he has In his hand. He will do ritrht
to make the same acknowledgement.
He cannot afford to do anything eke.
He too has a soul. He dare not for
get God. To ray the tithe to God for
service for others and to trust Goi
se of the rest for self
se ;s to keep him in daily compan-
w ho
LIMBERS UP YOUR
SORE STIFF JOINTS
WEATHER exposure and hird
work bring: pains and aches in
nuscJea end jo'nts. Hava a
bottle cf Sloan's Liniment handy and
apply frcc!y. Pntlrcitsxsiihczil rubbir..
Vou will find at once a comforting
t rnsc cf warmth which Trill be followed
by a relief frorn the ecrcc33 aai
Cti:Tr.cs3cf achinj ioints.
A!o relicts rncumiatism, sciatica,
ceuralia, sprains and strains.
For forty years paia's enemy, tele
yctir neighbor.
v At all drjgrists 35c, 70c, $1.40.
th- liquid. i.s In a Hriot: condition
in the city hoRpital.
ts. John Gramski. owmr of the
.loon In which the conroction was
pure! Fed. held pending an in-
TtsdiB'atirn.
had s?on personal belongings 0j
the valuo of Jl He said they.
gained their entrance by prying oren;to j.,., tr v,
a window In the rear of th house.
. , n T - 1 o I.V. v A '
.MCifrrjci .mcers ma: .-oon -"-Cnhip with God. Poor men
Roy Roure Investigated the burc'.an j
An1 discovered that th burglars,
e Ued j
In sveral recent robber:?. Rurr.t
matches were found strewn about
the various roems of the house. The
A I by,
ether
Liniment
rrrrT-".gl.l.J
burglars,
ol ta i r ol
articles of jewelry.
neeordt;:g to Mr.
a g:M watch ar.d
When
.faters
you say cigsrs say
Dutch
45-tf
Shave With
Cuticura Soap
The New Way
Without Mud
Children's 25c
HOSE
rhildre'i's fest bliek
i'i.'tr.u Hef. Ill atl t
W;lli',ii. S'e. ilTnc
I., . 1 ; ral t-- "
t pair fir
Women's 81 z
Union Suits
or. s u v r
wt'i.O.t V r. i n S:i'
ri:
I'
MUT.
Children's Flan. Wcm's 55c
SLEEPERS I DRAWERS
75? i nr
P. IL A D S
I 1
r l
CHILD'S SATEEN
BLOOMERS
i. i .-. v.
MEN'S SUSPENDERS
p.d'-.-o i n !
V
1- : rr.
r . v
a n '1 4T
-.an S'is;.-'.1- U M
.1 d
;if
1 T i r -i size T f a e k v srs.
id ti Fl H
weis, very n-e v r O
j s 1 r n r. i , ' 1 '
, -i x
3 T
" New Spring $10;-;;
3 HUCK TOWELS for
d'
:a,-
in Our Ready-to-Wcar
Department
520 and $35 ffjQ
roll 1
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hut
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NFCTAYEA k
CAIVi
New Spring $20 and $22.50 SUITS
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Pair
C-tr.'
for .
cloves!
o.
DRESSES."'
lu
I -kir; -.
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n xv n i . . f. . r a :,
at
Nev $5
D
Wool'
cc:
S r
SKIRTS
r ' j
Tuesday We Challenge Any Millinery Stcre to Equal These Prices
NEW SPRING $5.00
TRIMMED HATS
y far the i.-ct rrirr
r.ir.s ve ainl d:T:r ' ive
t rr.r.ir tfcat w r.sve (J..:"1
r I f T :
th f ffiri:;g
at tv. eiee-
Net a bat In
tbm yeu uouid g'j's ec;: j
r'l "r !o i'.w a r
C h r n n f J r. ra fan-1,
tra-rs. er.raMr.at.or.s s r. i
ftr-.f-s. II leading robu-f.
it J.nt.
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t-'EW SPRING 57.1)0
TRIMMED HATS
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t tbe
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'WANTED 50 SALESLADIES. APPLY AT ONCE"
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