Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 November 1914 — Page 10

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ALL EXISTENCE WAR, DEWS MINISTER

Rev. Marion C. Bishop Delivers Two Interesting Sermons at the Grace M. E. Church.

Taking for his subject "The Barren Fig Tree," Rev. Marion C. Bishop, of Grace M. E. church, preached an interesting sermon Sunday morning, •j Rev. Bishop said: I "The Christian experience is somewhat like the fig tree. In order to $ bear fruit for the master we must dig 5 down among the roots of our Christian experience and keep the roots clean.

Then let God use the pruning shears on the branches. Then will we be able to bear good fruit for the Master, which is the joy of Christian living."

Sunday evening Rev. Bishop took for his text Eccl. 1:8. In part, he said: "We are all agreed that the world |is made up of conflict and war. We do not get very far into the world or things -6f life until we enter Into a :keen warfare. The whole scheme of existence is a pretty hard fight. From icradle to the grave there is a tremendous struggle we only continue to survive, because we have been able to surmount. "While we have a terrible struggle I with disease, for we must fight things khat destroy the body while the physijcal conflict never ceases, it is not to be compared with the spiritual battle. The real fight in this old world is within. We have not aiv inkling of what goes on in the lives around us. The torjture of the soul under conviction of

God is not to be equaled anywhere. The soul battle is greater than the battle of Waterloo or Gettysburg. It means something to fight for Jesus, andf it takes backbone to be a Christian But as God came down from hoajren to minister unto Hie Son in the-^great conflict of the cross, likewise win He minister to us in our conflicts."

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"EXHAUSTED BATTERIES.

Rev. M. C. Wright Delivers Unique and Powerful Sermon. Broken down motor cars were used as examples of persons whose lives have become ineffective by the Rev. Manfred C. Wright, pastor of the Montrose Methodist church, in his sermon cm "Exhausted Batteries" given Sunday rug-tit. He said in part: "A familiar sight on a highway is a- broken down automobile, with the pas3teftgers looking to find what the trouble Infiy be. the chauffeur under the car in th#vdust and grease trying to remedy the difficulty. On the highway of life it is common to see men, broken down, dead as it Were, motionless, making no progress, blockading the highway, fit only for some institution for the renovation of manhood, far from life's distant goal. The reason for the breakdown, if investigation were made, is ah exhausted battery. The light has gone out, tbe spark has ceased to shine. "Two main reasons are apparent Cor the exhaustion of life's moral and jlritual batteries. The first is that of dissipation. The purpose of life's initial energies is to start the great ontrines of manhood. One dare not at the jvf lc of moral breakdown run altogether -vnftherftp batteries in the mad craze to weeeed the speed limit. The second failure of life's batteries comes from neglect. The moral and spiritual forces must be replenished constantly. On life's highway there are similar stations where moral forces may be replenished—the church, the family altar, helpful fellowship, Divine companions. Habitually honored and used these will serve'to replenish life's waning moral energies."

BB1GGS TALKS TO STUDENTS.

Tells Them of Vocational Work so as to Arouse Interest. In order that the students of the I g^ac|e schools can become more thoroughly acquainted with the benefits offered by the vocational education course, Herbert Briggs, director of vocational education of the city schools, is giving twenty-minute lectures at the various schools this week. Mr. Briggs hopes by this method to get the children more interested in the vocational work.

COURT HOUSE QUIET HOUSE.

There was very little business at the court house Monday, and nothing at all on the court room floor, as both Circuit and Superior Courts adjourned Saturday at the close of the Sept em|ber term. Deputy Clerks Dan Kelley |and Ixmis Kruzan were busily engaged In making up the dockets for the coming terms of their respective S courts, while Judges Cox and Fortune were not in evidence, tooth having taken advantage of the vacation to engage in their favorite pastime, huntln*

I GUN TOTER PLEADS GUILTY.

While intoxicated early Sunday morning, William Ard, 27 years old,

drew a revolver in a west end resort and bo frightened some of the inmates that: they called the police. Bicycle Officers Smith and Allen arrested the man and he was Bent to jail charged with carrying concealed weapons. Monday morning in City Court he pleaded guilty to the charge and his case was continued until Tuesday.

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the food your appetite craves just because you fear the distress that always follows. Help Nature overcome that weakness, tone the stomach, aid digestion, make the liver active by the use of

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Every Dress in the show windows is numbered. Call for them by number. None sold or shown until

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MISSION OF CHURCH EXPLAINED IN SERMON

Rev. H. Farr Waggener PointB Out Duty Entrusted to Men by Saviour Who Gave.

"The Mission of the Church" was the sermon topic of Rev. H. Farr Waggener at the Poplar Street Baptist church Sunday. He said: "The last word of a friend or loved one Is dearly cherished, and the duty imposed a trust which we hasten to perform so it should be with tlie church and the great commission, 'Go ye and preach the gospel to every creature.' It was the last will and duty entrusted to us, not by a dying but a departing, an ascending. Lord. This should be all suificient to every follower of His if He has said 'Go' we should hasten as do men to obey a beloved leader. The strength of an army is the discipline of its soldiers.

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—are Georgette crepes, crepe de chine, crepe meteor, chiffon velvet, satins in combinationsof silk nets over lace, chiffon over satki, embroidered silk net flounces, imported lace flounces with bodice of gold laces, velvets, embroidered nets and numerous other beautiful imported cloths.

easy. He makes a strong appeal to strong men but He offers to go with us all the way and that Should be enough. "Missions is the very essence of the gospel, for we can sum up the gospel in the one word 'give.' God so loved that He gave. It Is the giving of all one is and all one has for the good of the world. Our message Is to every creature, 'Take (what Jesus came to give.' And because He loved the whole world He asks us to give to the whole world. "Our obligation to do this is all the greater when we remember that the gospel 'is not original with us but wits born in the far east among a fllfferant race and brought to our fathers by early missionaries who obeyed Christ's command and passed it on to us. 'Freely ye have received, freely give.' God has and is blessing the work of missions on the fields of service and in the churches that have caught the missionary spirit. One of the late English governors of Bombay said, 'I assure you that whatever may be told to the contrary, the teaching of Christianity among the one hundred and sixty million of Hindus and Mohammedans in India is affecting changes— moral, civil and political, which for extent and rapidity are far more ex

The true soldier never areues he obeys. Jesus never said It would be traordinary than, you and your fat&ers

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have witnessed in modern Europe.' And it blesses the home church, for 'the light that shines fartherest shines brightest at home.' How ashamed shall we be if His kingdom comes and we have had no part in it."

STOCK QUARANTINE LIFTED.

Slaughtering Is Resumed at Chicago Union Stock Yards. CHICAGO, Nov. 16.—Slaughtering of live stock at the Chicago Union stock yards was resumed today after a nineday quarantine placed by federal and f.tate authorities because of the prevalence of foot and mouth disease among the cloven footed animals. The quarantine was officially raised at midnight last night.

Only animals which had been passed by the state and federal veterinarians as free from the contagion and which have been shipped in from districts where the disease has not been reported were allowed to be killed. Each animal must be passed individually by an examiner.

Receipts for today were estimated at 800 cars, containing 68,000 cattle, 15,000 sheep and 6,000 hogs. This estimate is about one-third the usual Monday receipts.

Masterpieces of Dressmaking Far Under priced

A Sale oi Distinction in the Salon Paris Models Copies and Ideas that Show American Genius

This is the famous Semi-Annual Sale of gorgeous gowns we have been presenting for the past four years, and each one grows bigger and better. Each season our standing offer of half price for this wide known Dressmaking Shops (The French Tea Gown Co.) complete sample line is fulfilled for these wonderful world wide known copies and adaptations ot French approval. Ihe collection is notable in it's beauty originality, becomingness and distinction of style. Fair descriptions are impossible. You must see them by all means.

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SAYS RAW MATERIAL KEEDS CCD'S VOICE

Rev. Curtis Talmage Explains One of Factors of Religious Eaith in Sermon.

Taking as his subject "The Raw Material of the Religious Life" the Rev. L. Curtie Talmage, pastor of the First Congregational church, Sunday morning preached an interesting sermon. He said in part: "In this period of transition in the religious realm It is not at all uncommon to find men and women who frankly confess that they are not at all sure about the nature of God whether there is a hereafter and even doubt whether they are religious. To meet such persons in their difficulties it is our purpose to present in the next few Sunday's subject matter dealing with the constant factors of our religious faith. The first step of the journey is to be a review of the raw material of th» religious life that it, it Is to be an.

Styles

Detail description of the many styles and fabrics is impossible. We only wish we could describe them" so that you could appreciate how remarkable is your opportunity. Modes are in a is a Queen Loufse, Empire, Moyenage and Redingote—all characterized by unique touches of trimming.

The leading masters of Paris are represented in the showing, with either original models or direct copies and adaptations that bring out the distinctive note in their themes, their unmistakable ideas.

examination of the human instrument played iipon by the Divine. "The master study is mankind. Either as Individuals working alone, or as members of a group our fellowmen present a bewildering mass of material for study. Upon looking within we And that personality can be divided into at the least two divisions the conscious self and the sub-conscious self. Here we are aware of experiences and sensations, good, bad and indifferent. This constitutes the raw material of life. By process of selection and rejection we come to give values to these sensations. "I do not hesitate to call it the manifestation of the Indwelling God. Heed, grow stronger and lead into the realm of the ideal. No man can claim that he has arrived to the estate of manhood until he has become obedient to this voice. "In the human consciousness, therefore, is the peace to study God. Some will complain that this does away with authority in religion. In a measure, this is true, but he who finds God by experiment and observation in the laboratory of his inner self becomes obedient to an authority that Is supreme over all else." -o

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1914t|

Out of town customers will long regret their missing this sale so arrange to be here by all means.

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Two Unidentified Persons 8truck Trains In Storm. SOUTH BEND, Ind., Nov. 16.—Two unknown men were killed near South Bend last night as a result of the heavy wind and snow storm which, following a day of hard rains, brought a real touch of winter to •northern Indiana. One man was killed by a northern Infltpnn railway car and the other vnm struck by a Grand Trunk western train. The temperature fell twenty degrees since yesterday, being slightly below freezing at 6 a. m. today.

Your Baby's tender "tummy" will Find THIS the BEST for "every"

Now 15c for 3-oz bottle (ufed to be 26o) 25o for 7-ox bottle (used to be 50o).,