Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 327, 2 December 1921 — Page 15

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., FRIDAY, DEC. 2, 1921.

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DEATH MARKS ENTRY INTO LAND OF LIVING, THOSE WHO REMAIN ARE IN LAND OF, DYING, SAYS BULGIN IN DISCUSSING IMMORTALITY

CONTRACTORS HELD AS THEATER'S COLLAPSE KILLS MANY

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School

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Dec. Ind. 2.The Immortality of the soul, a problem with which mankind has wrestle J since creation's dawn, was discussed by Dr. Bu'igin in the tabernacle here last nisht. He adduced the proofs of (he Bible, of reason, and of the experiences of the race to substantiate iho principle that man has a soul, imperishable and eternal. The discourse was regarded as a logical presentation of this problem which has engaged tho attention of Philosopher, theologian and scientist-: for aes, and which today 13 still a

challenge to tho intellect.

BULG'N THOUGHTS

"I don't telieve in writing a sermon. While you do that, the devil can look over your shoulder and seo what you're going to say. When I get up. the devil himself doesn't kno.v what I'm goir.e to say. "If all were Masons and lived up to their vow?, there would be no suffering widows and orphans in this world. "The best argument of the devil is. 'Not now, not now.' "There's no such thing as a hard case with Gnd Almighty. God does not a?k any man to repent when it is too late."

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"If a man die. shall ho live again.

"This always has been and always out of these we get out

will be the biggest question a man can put to his own soul of souls or to his fellow man," said Dr. Bulgin. "There are many questions pressing home to the soul and mind of man u-1-i.-v, rir.mfirrt un intelligent answer.

c r-o,- hof-, thk .nee of doubt! God, and it is ever at unrest until it

certainties,

Possibilities, probabilities, certainties. The mir.d naturally runs from cause to effect, and from effect to cau?e. "St. Augustine said: "The human soul is made bv God. It i;; made for

is a hopeful age, for it is not that doubt

which is content with darkness. Inquiry Means Hope. "Science abrogates its throne whenever it stops with simply saying, "I don't know," -and this is a scientific age. There is a world of difference between doubt and unbelief. Doubt is honesty. Unbelief is dishonesty. Doubt is, "I am searching for the light." Unbelief is "I am content with darkness; let me alone." As long as man is inquiring there is hope. The danger line is when he !n;p hnnp and stons investigation.

find.? its mt in God.' "Thing"? are so, not because they are in the Bible, neressarilv, but it. gives us greater faith in the Bible when we find that only tlio-e things which are fo are in the Bible. Is Something in Man. "If this universe of ours exists for itself, it is an anomaly. If the universe exists for anything less than itself, it is waste. If it exists for anything gtvater than itself,, what is that something? This will very soon !ead us to the old Scotchman's answer

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A musical program will be given by toe Monroe Glea ciub, Friday evening, Dec. 16, at the school building. The program is as follows: Orchestra "Spirit of the World;" "Land of Dreams;" "Salute d'Amour;" "Melody of Ixve;" "Yankee Scout." Glee club "Unfold the Portals," (Re

demption); "Soldiers Chorus," (Faust); "Anvil Chorus;" "Tree Top Mornings;" "Pippas Song." Vocal trio Oicar and Paul Bilger and E. Vernon Moore. Glee club "Bridal Chorus." (Uore Maiden); "Put on the Deep;" "Aloha Oe." Instrumental duet, Oscar and Paul Bilger.

"March On", (AidaY: "Mv Sunshine thir Thanksgivin.

"Kuten and Rachel." Soprano solo, ! day afternoon. Mrs. Alihans; G'.ce ciub, Xmas hymns. M!ss Alberta Raney visited the hosSo!o!t Mrs. Althans; director, E. Ver-' Pilal at Peru, over the week-end. r,-.n iArr. ' ' I The Monroe school is filling 15 Red

' Mi-s Burkhardt spent Mondav night! Cros3 Christmas boxes this year to be w't1 Mrs Dempev sent the hills of Kentucky. Vries'lri Smith lor? D Kimmel ' Bobby Green visited the first grade

nr-rl Tn.V Phodes visited the hieh 1 "eauay 01 last

lows. Please clip thi3 out and save it for future reference. Dec. 2 Lewisburg at Lewisbuxg. Dec. 9 Israel at Monroe. Dec. 1G Open. Dec. 23 New Paris at Monroe. Dec. CO Jackson at JacksonJan. 6 Verona at Verona. Jan. 13 Camden at Monroe. Jan. 20 Verona at Monroe. Jan. 27 Lewisburg at Monroe. Feb. 3 Open. Feb. 10 Camden at Camden. Feb. 17 Jackson at Monroe. Ftb. 24 New Pans at New Paris. March 3 Open. March 10 Open. March 17 New Madison at Monroe. March 24 New Madison at New Madison.

The third and forth grades guve

program last Fri-

Silvia Richards will return to school

soon after undergoing an operation. The sewing classes are trying to finish their luncheon sets this week. Prof. Shepherd will entertain at the school house Wednesday evening, Nov. 7, with mysteries of hypnotism.

tmtfc-itiMi 11 Ajtrimiaiaiiaaittsixtms) -iai-.,i . -tmrtrin ti View from above of ruins of American theater after it collapsed, showing the twisted steel girders of iho roof and the wreckage of the walls.

school Wednesday.

The boys of the agriculture classes solicited the farmers for money to finance the corn show. Popcorn was sold 10 the school Wednesday neon. The proceeds were used to helo defray ths expenses of the

CThf Junior High Literary society U. S. DESTROYER ON ROCKS met Friday afternoon. Nov. l. AN FRANCISCO, Cal., Dec, 2Superiatendent Mosts end family 1 Four seamen came ashore safely from

and .Mr. and Mrs. orassnon toon sUiJ-;the destrover DeLong, which went

per with Harry Parks and lam.o

Thanksgiving day.

ashore Thursday on the rocks a mile

I and a half south of Half Moon Bay,

"I Fee nature at the ciose or aui-, ,Mm.s fhiof end is tQ gIorifv Gcmi an,

umn putting on a shroua ana ior a time passing into the grave of winter. But nature is not dead she on

ly sleeps. When God shakes the sunshine of the spring from the folds of His robes of light, and when she feels the touch of wizzardy which comes with every beam, she awakens all this, too, there is a voice crying 'resurrection.' "Reason says, I hear the resurrection cry rising from the thousand growing seeds. There are SO, 000 kinds of plants, with their millions and millions of seed, and each seed con-

The general contractors constructing the new American movie theater in Brooklyn, N'. Y., are held on a charre of manslaughter without "ail following

the collapse of the theater which resulted in the death of several of the workmen and :he injuring of a score. One of the side walls buckled, causing the roof to fall

and the other wall to crumble. Police have also questioned subcontractors connected with the construction of the theater recarding their part in the work.

enjoy him forever.' Now. why is it that religion can make something out of a man? It i because there is that something in him. What, has this bclife in immortality done for the nations? "The Ero, the I Am. cries out for immortality. Reason finds in the mind material for immortality. From the instinct of nature, we got furth'?r arguments. We ransack nature in

vain for a single instance where sr.v has deceived her children, the birds, the. bee. the ant and 'he beaver. N:i-,

ture uses great skill in guiding beasts

Called by Death

departs and '.:: will weakens. These i powers are but a bundle 01 flesh or' a bundle of powers tied up with a' rnrH rf fif'li- hnt wlinrt t'rf. r-fird

breaks and these 'powers separate.. GRATIS, Ohio.-Mrs. Lihbie Dar-ihc-rc still remains the great ego. I am. . rah died here Monday night at the If brain gent-iates thought as an en-1 home of her sen, Harry Darrah. where

y.u:v iueiai.'s ⁢am, men ufdi.i tims . , , nladr h(.r llom,, for

an. tiut psycnoiogy ann science na

utterly failed to prove that the brain

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The seniors h !d a nartv at the

home of Elsie Parks Thanksgiving ! Cal. Early in the afternoon tho des-

I night. Each member cf the class had , trover swung broadside against tho J 1 lie privilege of inviting a guest. All j shore and began to pound badly, aci but two members ot the class were j cording to reports from the scene.

present. The evening was spent in j The officers and crew cumber about Playing games and puiiing tatiy. Re-1 100 men. freshmcnts of poncorn. doughnuts, ap-1 pies, and taffy were served. An en- QPFPTAT NOTirF joyable evening was spent by all. j J Lt,lr.Li iWJ L lLt Mrs. Moies, Mr. and Mrs. Ware vis-1

ed in the sixth grade last Wednesday,

moon. !

Banfil! has a new basketball

the fourth grade. It was presented

ta.ns the doctrine or a resurrecu -u g js a bims!ins blunder

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individuality, and God never mistakes one seed for another. In the resurrection of seeds He never gives one seed the body which belongs to another. A seed may be wrapped away for a Thousand years in the eerements of the Egyptian mummy, but a thousand ears cannot hinder its resurrection. God preserves its life and its identity, and when planted gives it a resurrection and gives it its body. Perplexing Question. "Shnl! we have our old bodies back rnd shall we know each other?

"This, of course, has been a per-1

p'exing question to those who believe in resurrection and in the doctrine of immortality. "Paul met it in his day when hp taid, 'Should it be deemed a thing incredible that God should raise the dead?' "One day when Farrady was out, a workman accidentally knocked into a jar of acid a silver cup. It disappeared and was eaten up by the acid and could not be found. The acid held it in solution. The workman was n great distress and perplexity. It was an utter mystery to him where the run had ono. So far as his

knowledge went, it had gone out of existence forever. When the great chemist came in and heard the story he threw some chemicals into th Sir, and in a moment every particle of the silver was precipitated to the bottom. He then lifted out the silver nurxet and sent it to the smith, where it was recast into a beautiful cup. "If a finite chemist can handle the particles of a silver cup in this way, what cannot the infinite chemist do v-ith the particles of human body, when dissolved in the great jar cf the universe. He can handle the universe a--:- easily as Farrady can handle an acid jar, and can control it ,t will. Whatever the particles of 'he resurrected body may be, Paul says it is going to be changed so a.', to become a spiritual body. It is o n a natural body, i. e., fle shy or mimal body; if is raised a spiritual body, fan" God do that? Ve . He dors things equal to that. He changes the black, unsightly charcoal or carbon into the everlasting and sparkling

diamond Brings Many Changes. "Death, brings many changes. Those vho remain are in the land cf tho ri'ing. Thos e who die ai e in the land of thf lit-inc. Nature has it in iter power to keep us in eternal fr'--?i!nCfS. but alas, ; he won't use it. The t;-ee but rcc nt'.y overhung with fruit will eoon f-how ihe black branches rhectfd with bloom of dazzling

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germinates thought as an engine does.iS years. Mrs. steam. But the soul is to the brain ;,rr iocs under what an engir cer is to his eugin. !irg (..Qm on . eflh Beginning I o7 the home ubou

w iiat men. I ue t.4U, 1 am, siu:iua; 1,,.,,1-f, i,,,r v,;n

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D a r r a h caught i rug while walk-

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i'!;e distribution of baskets to the

many: poor on Chi-i.-tma? will again be pcrS;e of formed by Richmond lodge of Klks this

year. The report ot i:ie i-fii'iMtnas committee advocating the distribution of aid. was endorsed by tho lodge

other : Thursday evening.

New Wall Paper Store Makes Gigantic Offer to the People

of Richmond and Neighboring Towns.

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! to the grade by his. mother who lives: i in Columbus. ; Superintendent Moses and family

J spent las.: I-nday with Charles Shade j j and family at West Elkton. I In tho past several weeks the new j County Superintendent Fogarty and Rosenberger Wall Paper Store of

bupermtendent scmeser, Dotn 01 t,a- j Kicnmond has been passing certifi-

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in euiding man, if there is no immortality. I am not a creature limited to the body. The Creator shall not be reduced to an infinite cook and running a racial restaurant. When a tree leaves and flowers and fruits, it dies, but no such restriction holds the mind of man. The mind goes on forever. Not even the ripest scholar has touched the limit. Neither can a Webster exclude a Burke, and no DaVinci excludes a Michael Angelo No limitation or restriction holds thcmind. This alone is enough to prove that immortality must be. Shall Raphael on canvass, and shall St. Paul's cathedral, standing for three centuries, and Sir Christopher Wren perish forever from God's universe? Such cannot be without blaming the Creator with a moral monstrosity. Are Limited by Eody "Science tells us today that the earth Is flying through space at a rate rf 11 mtlrs ne:- second. We accept it

because it is founded on data that va'isfies the reason. They tell us of lum-j lnous ether. We believe it because 1 they proceed to demonstrate. Science! tells us that matter find force are in-j destructible. Wc believe it, because it.1

too, is founded upon data which satis-; fies reason. Now. if matter and force) are indestructible, what of personal-j ity? It would be harder to destroy personality than mat-or and force Ij am, is known to me. I think and I cor.- j tinue to think and if it is known to j me that I think and I eon'ir.ue to think I continue to be, and :f personal ident- ; ity is indestructible, immortality is the most believable doctrine in all the world. Our great difficulty is we are1 limited to the- body; as we are, we can-

'not conceive of a soul existing sepa

rate from the body. "I believe 'i.e dead have taken on ' a form that cannot report itself to , these decaying senses which we cail! the body. We have seen our powers; disintegrate before our eyes. Memory j crumbles. Imagination fails. Reason i

two weeks ago anu

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over and against the engine as the j ailmonts caused her death. She has great propehing, compelling, God-given j ,ivr,d in Graf I)r;K.ticanv all her life spiritual spark. The harper is depend-; an(J lf;avf.s bf,hind two children, Mrs.; emt upon his harp for his music, but Lizzie MoseS and Harrv Darrah: fouithe harper will survive tho breaking. ,.hiMren ?-,rt n number of erand-

of every string

My brain is only one

children. The funeral

will be conThursday af-

buuiK u,juu uini niy sou: pias J, dieted at her late home emotional music, and when the present j ternoon at onn ihirv. instrument is worn out, the great t:ni-j . ' "

versal Creator will provide another and a better, suited to the new conditions and the new surroundings. Oh, the new harp is unlimited time, time

is unlimited :,pace; my soul shall piay CAMDEN, Ohio. Born a son to Mr. upon throughout eternity. The as-; and Mrs. James Harrigan, Saturday, sumption that death ends all is a mere j Mr. and Mrs. Ted Girton are the parassumption and an unproven one, too. 1 ents of a son born Sunday. Which fits best to your heart and

Births

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annual practice of the years. :.nd was only three times, because not require it. The whole members! takes an active ir.terts mas- f ature. Contribt.

are made by the to purchase the into the ba. kets. the re -vice bers. ; i;e names of baskets iil be i Service bureau.

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1 ton. v.sitcu the scnooi luescay. i The basketball schedule is as f ol-

di.-pen.-cd with I conditions did ip of the lodge t in the Christtions of money

individual memberfoodstuffs that go The distribution 1:1of scores of mcmperfonc to receive upplied by the Social

INGROWN TOE NAIL

Haw to Toughen Skin so Nail Turns Out Itself

soul and mind and the conditions of the universe and plans and purposes cf an intelligent Creator, the theory that death ends all, which is a theory onlv. or the strong faith in immor.al-i'y?"

El K ART. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Earl ! Bcf son are the parents of a sou named i Robert Louis.

i Home never was so sweet before I Blue Devil Cleanser. Advertisement.,

v few drops of "Outgro'" upon the ; r. surrounding the ingrowing naii re- i

j duces inflammation and pain and so i HAS CUPID QUIT COLD? 'tougiu-ns the tender, sensitive skin un-! EVANSVILI.E. Pee. 2. -Has Cupid cVrneath the toe nail, that it can not quit cold? The Evansvillo school penetrate the fleth, and the nail turns board asks ih question, for so far , nnurally outward almost o tr night, this school ve or no teachers have re-1 "Outgro" is a harmless, antiseptic signed to wed. At this time a year , trar.afactured for chiroiodists. How-, ago several -esignations of teachers : ever, anyone can buy from the drug1 contemplating matrimony were pre-1 store a tiny bottle containing diiec- j cent id to the beard. i tions. Advertisement. j

cates from house to house. These

certificates when registered at their

- , store located at 401-403 Main street en- . : titles the bearer to exactly $1.00 dis1 count on a $5.00 purchase cf paper. I : However, a customer may use several . certificates each being good for taa I dollar saving on each 5.00 order.

Any person who has not received one of these certificates can obtain same by writing to the headquarters of Martin Roser.bcrger, 1S2C Race St., Cincinnati, Ohio. The local store is oue of a chain of seven stores located in Richmond. Indianapolis. Ind.; Cincinnati, Dayton, Hamilton. Ohio; Louisville and Covington, Ky. Advertisement.

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1 External treatments seldom cure Piles. Nor do surgical operations. 1 The cause is insidt bad circulation.

; The blood is stagnant, the veins 1 flabby. The bowel walls are weak, the parts I almost dead. To quickly and -afe'.y r!l yourself cf piles you must free the circulation ! send a fresh current through the

stagnant pools. Internal treatment u the one safe method.

ite. cl 'tr.ea in .'.o-.tiai to.H r, i.i-.e , T s T.oonhardt. M TV set at work

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lypse, settinc for "A man who bigot. "A man -who ford. "A man ho

oward. Roson demands immortality. 'The animal that says its praye

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longs to know something of immortality, is man. Anjniir.g ie.-.-. 111,1:115 man "dots neither of these three. ; ? Home-Made Potato Chips i

There 1'- your Itne ot demarcation.. 1 f;ir.pnd 1 hat immortality is reasonable

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tn" Drtce ot ,r.e Apoca- j .r,,lc vrarf ae;u to .:ind a rca! jntf.rnal i -rtli a miracle of beauty. ; Pil remedv. He succeeded . He!

named his prescription HEM-ROID. I

and tried it in moo cases eetore n 1 was satisfied. Now HEM-ROTD is sfld

; bv druggists everywhere under guar-1 ire not reason is a j antce. "it's easy to take, and can ah 1 wavs. be found at A. G. Luken Drug

I Co.. who will gladly refund he pur-j ; chase price to any dissatisfied cus- j

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