Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 132, 20 April 1916 — Page 13

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SERVICE IS PROOF . OF TRUEST FAITH 111 WORLD'S SAVIOR "Not by emotion, ceremonies, profession of - association do men know that they are friends of Christ," said Rev. U. 8. X Bridge at the Passion week services of the Grace M. E. church last night. . : "Service and sacrifice are the proofs of that fact It is His will that men live right help their fellow men and extend the kingdom of God. If they are doing this they know that they are Christ's friends. - "The specific sacrifice the living sacrifice- is normal in a friend of Christ." The Rev. Mr. Bridge told of Christ's experience, on Wednesday of Passion week. This waa a day of retirement There is - nospecific record of that day but it is generally believed that Christ spent the day alone with Mary, Martha and Lazarus. He was resting after Tuesday and preparing for the remainder of the week. - In the pres ence of such friends as these, Christ ' cduld thoroughly relax - because? they understood him thoroughly." ...V.., "Christ was benefited by their companionship f and they "by HIs. True friends help each other. By keeping Christ in their, home, His friends ran a risk, of 'being punished for shielding a person' that the law was after. True friends will endure hardships for each 'Other . v. "It Is an easy think to profess love and say 'I love you. The true test Christ gave when He said, 'Ye are my friends .if you do whatsoever I command .you " MURRAY CONTINUES BIBLE STUDY VORK Rev. L. E. Murray's Bible class will hold Its second session' tomorrow ' night at the First Christian church. Although 75 attended the first meeting and will likely continue In the course, Rev.; Mr.: Murray announces there is rqom for more. It: matters not what denomination or what hurch a person is a member of, he is welcome to attend, the teacher says. A little pamphlet has been recently published describing the course. It says: "The Old Testament may be regarded as the history and literature of the Hebrew people. The history as having been written by. themselves , with the single purpose "of showing ' their mission as God's chosen people 'through whom jm all nations should he fieim-yinrfls key. This determines the choice ot matter . to be admitted and the elec- , tion and rejection of individuals and families." ' '" SOCIETY CONDUCTS PASSION SERVICES Devotional services at the First Christian church last night were con- ' ' ducted by the missionary society. It was a prayer service. Mrs. Julia Burr, C leader, was assisted by Mrs. Webster . Macey. Mrs. Richards of the Central Christian church sang' a solo. Rev. L. E. Murray gave a short talk on "Jesus and His Friends at Beth any." From Jesus' actions and words, the speaker, drew; conclusions1 about the present. He said that Jesus would satisfy the yearningfor higher things in a home and that Jesus calms the troubled spirit today just as surely as He did during His life on earth."

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World Needs Christ

' John 1:10: Ha was In the world and the world knew him toot. r : "." The world needs Christ. Things are wrong,: and going In a. wrong , way. The theatre, the presa, the law courts and -current fiction ;ar each as Insistent as the $ible can.be that things' are wrong. U The tfactf war between nations, races, religions and Individuals bear the . same testimony. Man himself, suffering, sorrowing,, sinning la jwrong. We v need, righting. We need Christ. i A - He has come and Is not known.- He eertlfiee his presence In all . forms of human want. He gives His 'help -wherever hands and; hearts minister to that . want. He fives in childhood, and lovee and cares In fatherhood and brotherhood. And His wondrous ever-present draws up all to Him. . - ' ' I - ' ",.' Why do we not know him? r Because of what He"i. A clean, straight .'entire man. We want God's Interference to take other form. We want the Divine: to be unlike the' human and it cannot be... We were made In God's likeness and because of what we are. It -takes culture to know 'art and science and men. It takes a real man to know Jesus. And we are not ready to pay the price of securing real manhood. May we this Easter, tide see Him, and' know- His meaning and our privilege, when He says, "Come Unto me." -Rev. J1. J. Rae. z ; -

Today's Services 7:30 Pi "m., South - Eighth Street Friends, Rev." F. C. Anscombe, pastor. 7 : : 30 ... P, "4 United - Brethren,!' Rev. H. S. James,, pastor, passion service.' 7:30 p. m., St John's Lutheran, Rev. A. J. Feeger. 7:30 p.' m., First Christian,' Rev. ii E. Murray, pastor, devotional services in charge of missionary society.' r 7:3a p. m., St. Andrew's Catholis, special' passion week service. 7:30 p. m.V Grace M. E., Rev. Bridge, "Imperishable Words." 7:30 p. m. First M. E. church.1:30 p. m.. Trinity English Lutehran. "Take, Eat, This is My Body." Sermon by the Rev. George Pfleger of Farmersvllle, Q. 7:30 p. m., Second English- Luther: an, '"The Power of the Cross." Preparation for communion. . 7:30 p. m.. First English Lutheran, "The Lord's .Supper." Communion service, . . ' 7:30 p. m.. St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran, "With Desire I Have Desired to Eat This Passover - With You." - : -i - - a , . 7: 30 n. m.. First Presbyterian, "What Prominence Hath the Death of Christ in Paul's Letters." 7:30 p. m., Fairview Methodist Episcopal, "The Tender Farewell." . 7:30 p. - m Second Presbyterian, "Gethsemane." A8K3 FOR FLOWERS. As a novel feature of the Easter services at the United Brethren church, Rev. H. S. James has requested that members of the' congregation bring flowers In memory or sqmade-. potted or cut They" will be U6ed to decorate the church. BOARD WILL MEET. .The Sunday School board of the Grace M. E. church will meet tonight after the' regular Pessian week serv ices. " RAILROADERS PUT STICKERS ON MAIL As part of the campaign for the eight-hour day, the officials here and elsewhere of the four .railroad brotherhoods are attaching an artistic poster to all their mail. At the bottom a railroad switching yard Is pictured and in a blue background at the top appears the following: "Eight hours. Work, speed, relaxation. A reasonable demand. An eight hour day for railroad train service men means efficiency., v . Cotton imports into China last year showed an increase of 8,750,000 in value. . ' NOT NEW. "That's a bare-baced falsehood ; llr."- v 1 - i , mam' dat ole che8'nt l fflve "er STO whiskers on It!" ' KINDRED JOBS. "I nailed- thelie-'rv .' 1 t "And Z hammered the liar.

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TRUEBLOOD BOOKS DEBATING CONTEST Prof. Edwin Trneblood, of the public speaking department of Earlham col lege, has announced that next year the Earlham debating team- wil contest with teams from Heidelberg univers ity. Tiffin, O.; Cincinnati university, Cincinnati, O.; and Albion college. Al bion, Mich.: The -.last named is the only one .that will be held at Earlham. UNORGANIZED MEN INVITED TO MEETING Unorganized night .will be observed at the labor forward movement, meeting in Carpenters' hall at .7:30 o'clock this evening. This was announced last evening by Frank L. Rist,' national organizer. - Several crafts that want to organize are planning -to attend in a body, Mr. Rist said. .This meeting wtll probably be the last. Several national organizers who are in Richmond will address the meeting. LABOR ORGANIZER TO MAKE ADDRESS Arts. t FRANK I RIST. Frank L. Rist, editor of the Cincinnati Chronicle and national organizer for the American Federation of Labor, has been in the city since Sunday. He will address the rally meeting ot the labor forward movement this evening. CALL OFF ANNUAL PLAY. The Phoenix Band and Ionian literary societies of Earlham have decided to call off the presentation of their annual play, which was planned for Monday evening of commencement week. This is because of the large number of other events on the program this year. NAMES MAINE MAN. WASHINGTON, April 20. President Wilson today named for assistant of war William M. Ingraham, of Portland, Maine. The nomination 'as with Secretary of War Baker's approval. BLAMES INDIANAPOLIS. COLUMBUS, Ind., April ?0. William Tomlinson was arrested on ; a charge of drunkenness. .. The judge asked him where he managed to get liquor on Sunday and Tomlinson said it was no trick at all for he had been to Indianapolis and all the - saloons were open there on Sunday. FAINTS AT COUNCIL. ELWOOD, Ind., April 20. Mayor F. M. Harbit, 73, who is recovering from a long illness " collapsed at the first meeting of the council he had attended since he left the sick bed. He was carr'ed home. Best Time to Gain New Flesh Those Who are Thin and Pale Should Take Father John's Medicine Now Experts agree that this is the best season of "-the year to build up the strength & weight that has been Inst": during the winter.' Father John's Medicine is best for this purpose, because it. is made of pure and whole some food, elements which' strengthen and build up those who are weak and run down and are . easily taken ,into. the system. ,.'0 alcohol or dangerous drugs. Adr."

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REV. IIAIU.1AII SPEAKS An Informal service was held at the First M. E. church last night. sRev. H. C. Harman save a short talk on the Wednesday of Passion week. He told how Christ spent the - day in closest fellowship with. God so that He might get control of himself so aa to.be able to face what waa fbef ore him. The speaker showed from this the necessity of self control when we undertake any big task. . - COLONEL'S DAUGHTER : WEDS LIEUTENANT Connecting in a romantic way the European war -and the difficulties between the United. States and Mexico, announcement was made today of -the engagement of Miss. Sylvia Wilder,' daughter of Colonel Wilbur Elliott Wilder, U. S. A., who is with the Fifth U Jted States cavalry In the pnitive expedition in Mexico, to Lieutenant Alvary F, Gascolgne, British army, who is with the Coldstream Guards in France. PAINTS QUEER SIGNS. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.," April 20. H,ejucy JlnJaoR , waa released from custody when none of his neighbors would file insane proceedings against - him. He had signs In his yard reading: "Beware of the dog," "Keep out," "Out side" and several others. Vour Gorno Go liusiiikothai-Whenycuuso Most marveloas corn -chaser ever Invented. Drop a drop of it on your com pain takes wlng9 Instantly 1 Corn softens. looHcns down, to the root's endwhole plagued thing comes out I For Hard Corns, Soft Coras, CaUtuea. Baa tons. Warta. there Isn't anything "Just as Rood" any where near as good as Binro." Doesnt stick to or discolor stocking. Doesn't hurt heal y skin. Doesn't cause any discomfort whatever . Enables many to wear size smaller shoes. Get "Bio so" todays-enjoy foot comfort rleut away! At all dragflsts, 28c or pennlson Fnarmaeal Co., OaJs Park, 111. Tennis Rackets Re-Strung ' Bring in your tennis, rackets and we will re-string them with 'the best , gut at lowest prices Quick deliveries guaranteed. Tennis Rackets, Covers and Balls at special low prices. - SAM S. VIGRAN 512 Main Street. Phone 1295. UMBRELLAS 75c and Up. '. We Also . " Cover and Repair Them. DUIVIIMGS t 43 N. 8th St. .. : USE COOPER'S BLEND COOPER'S GROCERY

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UU: REV. JAQS SPEAKS : " ON CHRIST'S PRAYER "Prayer laa discussed in the ; seven teenth chapter of John waa the subject of : the : sermon delivered ' "at" ' the United Brethern church last night by Rev. H. S. James. "' - 5 . - "The purpose of Christ's life was to glorify His Father. He could only do this through the life that He lived and through the interest that He showed la men. His only source ot help at the end was His. Father. He said 'I come to,Thee.'w . ' . . FORD RUNS STRONG IN NEBRASKA RACE OMAHA, Ne'-ApFil .20 Incomplete returns today from -yesterday's prim aries indicate that . Henry Ford. Sena tor Albert Cummins and Jutsice Chas. E. Hughes are running neck and neck tor the Republican presidential nomination. ;-; It was considered certain today thatt William Jennings Bryan's prohibition slate was overwhelmingly defeated, but it Is believed the former secretary, of state won a seat in the Democratic convention by a close margin. . . Henry Ford was conceded to be lead ing by a slight margin early today, but Justice' Hughes is running close, with Senator Cummms just behind him. ' The planet Venus Is so shrouded with dense clouds that . astronomers are unable to study Its surface.

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IllRIOiK VADE DIES

NEW PARIS, O April 20.-Marlon Wade, the" 20-year-old son of, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wade of 827 8onth F street. Richmond died, at the home of Mrand Mrs. WUlianr Boohr, at this place, yesterday. Death was caused bytuberculosis. The funeral will be held from the home of the Booker's, here, Friday . afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Pierce of Richmond, will offi ciate.' FEDERATION TO - MEET . AGAIN NEXT MONTH "The Richmond Church Federation cannot hold a meeting for the purpose of organizing until about the middle of May." S. E Nicholson said yesterday. He said, that some of the congrega tional - meetings would not be held again until early in May and there fore they-"Would have no opportunity to" acfupon theeonstitution sooner. ITCHING '. ECZEMA HEALED RIGHT UP - - -WITH AMOLOX Use Like Cold Cream to Take Out ' Redness' and Clear the Skin j - - . ... .. ... -.. . ( Amolox, the. new scientific prescript tion; heals eczema and skin eruptions. ! It steeps all itch and burning Instantly. Simply apply to the diseased skin this mild, soothing prescription and all agonizing .itch will stop and sleepless, restless nights will be a thing of the past Amolox ointment will quickly relieve pimples' on the face, blackheads, and all minor skin trqubles. Apply like cold cream. Sufferers from eczema, psoriasis, tetter and bad cases of skin diseases lasting for " years, hould use both Amolox liquid and ointment to effect a. cure. Trial size, 50c. Guaranteed by Al G. Luken & Co. Send postal for free r ample to Amolox Laboratories, Youncstown, Ohio. Adv. venient vapor treatment is a good applies tion of Tick's 'Vap-O-Rub' Salve over the throat and chest, covered with a warm flannel cloth. The body heat releases TAnnra that, ira infcalaA ift opening the air passages, loosening the phlegm, and healing the raw surfaces.' For deep chest colds, first apply hot wet towels to OTen the norn. ' Viol ia li.i absorbed through the skin, taking oat that tightness and soreness. 25c, 60c, or $1.00.

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GERARD RECEIVES ANSWER TO BERLIN

WASHINGTON, April 20 The state department was advised this afternoon by ambassador Gerard at Berlin , that its note on the submarine controversy had arrived there. It will be delivered to the Berlin foreign j office at once. " ' :.- ''j ' :" - v " -. ' The department announced that the note will be given' out for publication at 4 o'clock this afternoon. It Is understood, that the note makes about 2,600 words. The appendices with the note make about 1,500 words. PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY One of the oldest and surest remedies for colds has always been turpentine-and-lard; 'Turpo, the turpentine ointment, is better, cleaner and handier. Sold by drugjgtfsts, 25c, 50c and $1.00. Adv. ";;:.;-- , THINK Of the bargain you can get In wan paper at L. M.. Hays" 8 . 10c Wall Paper Store. 404 Main St. Phone 2617. 3 UPPLY Co. a . Cor. 10th and North F. Sts. Lumber Woodwork Doors and Sash i' : Shingles Roll Roofing, . Posts 'i fit Slate ri Shingles Cement Blocks . Cement ' Plaster !' lime Sewer Pipe Drain Tile Flue Lining For Quality and Service, Call 2459. . a f if 1ft ' . found In" the best Shoe Stores SAVED" I t : I '1 t Room No. 201. value; tfiJO (JjfiJ .&m99atilbflio. $45.00 '

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