Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 June 1916 — Page 7

MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1916.

SAYS CHURCH IS NOT APPRECIATED BY MANY

lev. T. J. Everett Asserts Devastation of Soul Caused Christian Faith to he Scattered.

Rev. T. J. Everett discussed "An Jnafcpreciated Blessing" Sunday eveling at the Fourth Avenue M. E. hurch. The topic was taken from icts 8:3, "As for Saul, he made havoc 'f the church." He said: "Which works the greater havoc of he church—persecution or indiffernce? Saul wrought havoc by persecution. He devastated the church yet aused far less harm than one would •oppose. He scattered Christians, but iverywhere they went they were the •earless heralds of the new faith. Inlividuals suffered, but the church grew a result of the persecutor's activiies. "The church is today in far greater langer from the indifference and negect of those who should be its friends. [To believe in the church but to neglect ts services—to give it a place in our ives, but a place second to business hleasure or self-indulgence is to work lavoc of the church in the modern way! Do we appreciate the church— [what its privileges have cost, what its luission to humanity has meant in plessing? Do we appreciate it as our [fathers^did or .as we ourselves would jivere we suddenly deprived of'its bene'flts? "The church is today to multitudes in unappreciated blessing. They are like the "farmer who for years earned out a doubtful living and did not realize that buried in that farm were rich reins of coal—enough to make him independent the remainder of his life. 0, the undiscovered riches of the church of God! Why are our homes different from those of the pagan and the sdvage? The church has brought its message of enlightenment and made possible the Christian home. The church is the handmaid of science. Dr. Jieadlaid of China in conversation with a New York business man said, 'Your tooth is saved by the gospel.' 'What do you mean?' he asked. 'I mean,' said Headland/ 'that you can not find a dentist anywhere in the nonChristian world that can fill and save a decaying tooth.' Even the hardheaded business man appreciated that practical application of the mission of the Christian church. "The church is a patron of education. China has asked for modern learning, but not till the church has sent its missionaries there to found Christian Bchools. "The church is the herald of the

Savior and the revealer of the future life. We who are enjoying fche unnumbered blessings of the Christian church should awake to a larger and more practical appreciation of its beneficent mission."

COTLUT FREES ACCUSED PAIR.

Suspends Theft Sentences Against Dooley and Gosnell. William Dooley and Phillip Gosnell, who have been in the county jail since early in May for the theft of a quantity of whiskey and groceries from the Andrew Lindsey saloon, west of the city, appeared before Judge Pulliam in the Circuit Court, Monday morning, and entered pleas of guilty to the charge of grand larceny. They were fined $10 each and sentenced to from one to fourteen years in the state reformatory and were disfranchised for a period of three years, but the penalties were suspended during their good behavior.

On the suggestion of the court Dooley, immmed lately after his release, obtained a marriage license to marry Hattie J. Wood, with whom he is aaid to have been living illegally for a number of years.

KANSAS HARVEST CALLS MEN.

Notice Posted at Postoffice Say* 40,000 Hands Wilt Be Needed. A notice was posted in the postoffice Monday from the United States immigration bureau, stating that between 35,000 and 40,000 men would be needed this year in Kansas to help In the harvest fields. The notice states that only English speaking white people are desired by the western farm,ers and for all such people seeking employment to' come to Kansas City, Kan., at once, to be distributed to the various fields. The wages will range from $2 to $5, according to the kind of labor a man wants.

JUNK DEALER PINED.

Abe Leberman. a junk dealer, was fined $1 and costs in City Court Monday .morning when he admitted he had purchased articles from boys under 21 years of age. Herbert Beasley, 11 years old, testified that Leberman had purchased rags from him on several occasions.

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NEW YORK, June 19.—-The Aero Club Of America announced today that it would do all in its power to aid the American government in the Mexican crisis by providing aeroplanes and aviators for patrol work. Alan R. Hawley, president of the club, upon learning of the mobilization of the national, guard, telegraphed to Washington that some of the thirty national guard officer^ sent to aviation schools at the expense of the national aeroplane fund are ready to pass their tests for aviator's certificates. Many of them, he said, need only a few weeks' training ajt the army aviation schools to make them suitable military aviators. He added: "There are about 100 civilian aviators in the country. One half are engaged in exhibition flying. These could be sent to the army aviation schools, which should be promptly established. All these aviators will have to be equipped with aeroplanes and as no orders for these machines have been placed, it may require a few weeks to get them. An appropriation of $5,000,000 should be available immediately for that purpose.

FETE COMMITTEES NAMED.

Men of St. Ann's Perish Lay Plans for Entertainment In August. At a meeting of the men of the parrsh of the St. Ann's Catholic church Sunday afternoon, committees were appointed and more more definite arrangements were made for the lawn fete to be held at the church, Fourteenth and Locust streets, from August 6 to 12.

The city was divided into sixty districts and one man was assigned to each1 district to sell the coupon books, which will contain ten coupons, each good for ten cents in trade at the fair. The active campaign for donations from the Terre Haute merchants will be started this week.

FINED ON WOMAN'S CHARGE.

Duff Bright Found Guilty of Accosting Mother and Daughter. Duff Bright was fined $5 and costs in City Court Monday morning on a charge of public indecency. Mrs. F. Eller testified that while she and her daughter were standing at Fifth street and Wabash avenue, Saturday evening) Bright accosted her just after her husband left her and made an insulting remark to the daughter. Bright said he .was drunk and did not know what he was doing.

POLICE COURT DOCKET.

Homer Minnick and William Dooley were found not guilty of stealing a magneto from the Miller garage on South Ninth street

John Williams, who appeared to he mentally unbalanced and once said that he was going to kill a policeman, and Fred Evans, colored, charged with vagrancy, were ordered out of the city.

The following cases were continued: Da'vid Davis, assault and battery, Tuesday afternoon Charles Cooney, intoxication, Tuesday afternoon Elmer Hollingsworth, wife desertion, Wednesday morning John Brannon, intoxication, Tuesday morning.

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"Railroads have a religious misson. ^Vlore progress has been made in world evangelism in the last hundred years, during the era of railroads than in all previous centuries. Modern missionary enterprise runs parallel with the growth of railroads. "These departed brothers, in the honor of whose memory we plan this service tonight, were knights of civilzation and human prqgress. They contributed largely to the upbuilding of our material civilization. They had a substantial part in the socialization of our country. They helped to humanize industry. While others were talking about soiial values, they were actually getting the. people together. Consciously or unconsciously they helped to spread democracy. They

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Rev. Manfred Wright Delivers Memorial Address for Employes of Steam Lines at Montrose.

The Rev. Manfred C. Wright delivered the Railroad Mean's memorial sermon at the Montrose Methodist church Sunday evening, taking for his text, "They wandered in the wilderness in a solitary way. Then He led them forth in the right way, that they might go to a city of habitation." Psalms 107:5-7. In his address the speaker said In part: "The problem of transportation Is one of the la,rge problems of human progress. Anciently it was done by caravans which sometimes got lost In the desert. Such is the picture In the 107th Psalm, and such is an allegory of life. Primitive man was handicapped by lack of transportation facilities and the answer of this need is modern' railways spanning continents and girdling the earth. When railroads came a new milestone was registered and humanity scheduled for a distinct advance. "Material expansion followed. Wildernesses were redeemed to productivity. The northwest was opened. J. J. Hill became the builder of an empire by the use of steam and steel rails. The Siberian railroad opened' up the resources of a continent. "Railroads figure largely in war. The moving of troops and. munitions depends on train service. The early Russian drives failed through railroad inefficiency. Measured by transportation and industrial efficiency America Is the best prepared nation on earth, 'the time fast approaches when the increasing efficency of these two factors alone will render war absolutely prohibitive on account of vast release of destructive forces and havoc of slaughter. Then the railroads will help to bring in universal peace. "Railroads spread democracy. Traveling used to be a luxury indulged in by crowned heads and aristocrats. Now rapid and easy transit facilitates intercommunication and visitation so that oppressed Inhabitants of monarchies freely imbibe the freedom enjoyed by democratic states. When railroads were invented, therefore, monarchies and aristocracies were doomed.

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Passengers on Liner Say French Ex-1 War Minister Was Murdered by Accused Army Officer.

NEW YORK, June 19—The death of General Joseph S. Gallieni, former minister of war of France, was due to a murderous attack by a French

Gustave Hesleuln, an attache of the French office, here for the second time on a government mission, would neither affirm or deny the tale.

General Gallieni waB shot and fatally wounded in his Paris office, the arrival from France said. He was closeted with the officer, according to their story, when attendants heard a shot and rushed in to find the "savior of Paris" lying upon the floor unconsciouB with his caller standing over him, a smoking revolver in his hand. The general after an illness of three weeks died on May 27.

General Gallieni's assailant was arrested, the Lafayette's passengers said, and his fate is unknown. He had been summoned before his chief, it is said, to answer the charge of having negotiated with the Germans for the surrender of a fortress at Verdun.

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E. & I. Superintendent Says Nothing Has Been Decided. Asked concerning persistent reports that the Evansville & Indianapolis railway company would build a. freight and passenger depot at Wabash avenue and First street, Superintendent C. B. Falley said Monday that nothing definite concerning the E. & I. improvements here could be given out, at present.

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