Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 270, 25 October 1915 — Page 7

1HE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM -MONDAY OCTOBER 25, 1915

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REV. DAVIS TELLS WHY GO TO CHURCH WITH GLAD SPIRITS

Rev. E. E. Davis of the Second Presbyterian church delivered a highly interesting sermon yesterday on "Why Go Gladly, to Church." i He said in part: The text ia from one of the psalms sung by the pilgrim worshippers going to : the - great religious feasts , in the capital city. The temple gave the chief glory to Jerusalem. Our churches are the chief glory of all Our cities and : towns and Tillages the chief glory of our land. The people who worship in these churches do not furnish the lawless and criminal classes, but the best neighbors and citizens, etc. All governments, pagan and Christian, foster religion. We need to carry our religion into governmental matters, and give expression to our faith in our ballots, laws, administration, etc. The safety and well-being

of the state depend upon - the good conscience of the citizens. In our Godless schools are we not sowing the wind preparatory to reaping the whirlwind? Neglect of the Lord's house is not peculiar to any . age. The nonchurch goers are legion. Does this text awaken an Interest in your heart? Why should you be glad that you have a house of - God to go to? A place where : you get definite knowledge concerning God., Illustration David's seal for God's house. Bringing up the ark and desire to build the temple. That which costs us nothing we do not prize. When our brains, hearts, souls, labor and -money go into God's house we are "glad when that any feel enough Interest in you to say, "Come, let us go." Naturally men are indifferent to God's house. It may be that our inherited faith inclines us to God's house. Influences upon our childhood, parental, pastoral, Sabbath school and the church, the company of men, women and children, sent into the world to say. "Come, let us go." Be glad it any one say, "Come." That you are able to go. That your Sabbaths are yours to use in this way. The many who can not go, laboring people, etc. That you have sufficient clothing to go-church dressing, etc. That you have the health, mental and physical, to enable you to go. . Able today, may not be tomorrow. That you are disposed to go. The will to go means much. "Where's a will there's a way." Many excuses, but true of the masses of non-church goers that they have not the will to go. Why don't you go to church? is some times answered by the query, "Why should I?" This makes it necessary to give some reasons, for church going. Three reasons of a business man, in response to the query of an 'ditor of a- magazine. Because of what the church stands for; with all of its human inperfections, the church stands for the best elements in life and the highest conception of God to man. Because of its offerings. Nearly all the institutions and agencies for the uplift of humanity are the products, directly or indirectly, of the christian religion. Most of the people who give of their time, talents and money to the support of these beneficent institutions are members of or results of the church. I want to have a part in this general uplift Because of its enemies.. If a man be judged by his enemies, why not the church? The foes of the home, marriage and righteousness are the foes of the church. All the forces which seek the destruction of mankind vilify the church. .

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might seriously affect her. ' Mrs. Freeman was with her daughter yesterday1, and Nathan wanted her to return home with him. "Don't you ever go to your son-in-law's home again." Mayor Bobbins told Freeman. "Tell him to keep away from my home." Freeman replied. "The mayor don't - need to tell me that. I'll never bother you again, unless you come to my house, then I'll give you something to remember me by." replied Hartley. , , -

FORMER LOCAL MAN FILLS CHURCH PULPIT AT MORNING WORSHIP

Special services were held at the East Main Street Friends church 'Sunday when Rev. Earl J. Harold, of Lynn. Mass., son of Dr. I. S. Harold of this city delivered the morning sermon and Levi Pennington of Pacific college at Newberg, Oregon, preached the evening sermon. Rev. Mr. Harold spoke on "A Christion Corporation," and said in part: "As Christians and followers of Christ it is our business to incorporate and to incarnate the life of Christ. Some of the characteristics we have are His Life, His Spirit to do His work and to have the mind of Christ.

Gypsum, which of late years has been supplanting lime in cement, can hardly be considered a modern building material, investigations having proved that the pyramid of Cheops was stuck together in places with generous daubs of it some 6,000 years ago.

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1 ' ' V ' r aouior mm-o mm 10 imow The western shaded section of the map shows the area already gained by the Bulgarians, that in the north the territory occupied by the Austro-German invaders. Following is the key to the map: 1 Where Bulgarians repulsed the Serbs ; 2 and 3 Bulgarians reported to have cut Nish-Saloniki railway line ; 4 and 5 Important towns evacuated by Serbians ; 6 Kaprulu ( Veles) on Nish-Saloniki line, where Bulgars are battling for possession ; 7 Serbs driven across Vardar river and Bulgarians reported to have defeated Allies; 8 The southernmost town reached by the Austro-German armie sadvancing from the north.

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When Nathan Freeman drew a fine of $10 and costs and thirty days in the county jail from Mayor Robbins in city court today, he exclaimed quite fervently, "I thank you." Freeman meant what he said. He was expecting a trip to the state penal farm. Freeman was charged with public intoxication, with two previous convictions on the same charge this year. Yesterday he went to the home of his son-in-law, Ray

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Hartley, in the country, and made a nuisance of himself. His daughter, Mrs. Hartley, is in a delicate condition and it was feared that bis actions

DO THIS FIRST YOU ! You know, and every physician knows, that when any sickness has passed, whether it be throat trouble, organic disturbances, contagious diseases, or even a severe cold, a relapse is feared, because sickness robs the system of Nature's resistance and leaves it subject to lingering germs. Drugs never build up a worn-out body only food can do that, and the first thing to take after any sickness is the concentrated, blood-making oilfood in Scott's Emulsion, which feeds the tissues, benefits the blood and strengthens both lungs and throat. Physicians prescribe Scott's Emulsion after sickn ess. Nurse s e verywhe re advocate it. Scott's is pure medicinal food, without alcohol or drugs. Scott & Bowne. Bloouifield, K. J. 15-22

TREGLOVII'S FRIEIID WATCHED ZEPPELIN BOMBARD LONDON

Graphic description of the Zeppelin raid over London, England, on October 8, .last Is contained in a letter received by Glen Treglown, manager of the Woolworth store from, a friend, John F. Powers. The letter is dated from

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"The war continues and In all probability you get more news. than we do here. There is nothing but confidence pictured on the countenance of every French subject. I cannot say this for England. They seem to be in mortal terror of the Zeppelins and they have a right to be. I happened to be in London last week, heard the Zeppelins on Tuesday night. and saw them on Wednesday. The latter was the day when they did such terrific damage. Many serious fires started, buildings were demolished, lives lost, glass broken for miles. "I was visiting at the Russell House when one of the bombs dropped very

close by with' a loud crash. All of the guests in the hotel came running down in their night attire. The lobby was full of frightened men with overcoats thrown cTr their pajamas, women and children huddled on the staircase many of them crying and all. of them scared." '

BIRS. SHAW DIES

Word baa been received of the death, of Mrs.' Grant Shaw at Albuquerque, M. Funeral services were ' held at Trinidad, Colo, October 21. ' ' ' - - v .

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Fifty Years Use Proves S. S. S Will Relieve Stubborn Cases

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