South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 194, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 July 1914 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES.

MONDAY, JULY 6, 19H

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GREATEST ENE Strong Drink the Biggest Problem Christianity Has to Face According to Rev. James L Gardiner. At Ft. Paul's church Sunday morniny. Kev. Janu-.s (Sardiner spoke on "True Patriotism." His evening sermon was on "What Is Christianity's (Irratrst FnoV" In preparation for this sfrmnn Tin v. Gardiner asked 150 men that question. This ff-rmon was the second that ha. fcfen delivered on questions asked of members of the congregation. "kStronpr drink is undeniably the preatrst foe of Christianity. It is the greatf-st cur.se of christian civilization; for strange though it may poem nevertheless it Is true, that intemperance is the marked vice of our socalled christian civilization. The lrink problem is financially, socially, morally yes and politically the most important problem that today confront? the American nation. "The saloon, where strong drink is sold, either by sanction of law or as is frequently the case, in violation of the law is to my mind the worst inMitution on the face of the earth. I have studied the saloon for 13 years and I cannot find about it one redeemins quality. "The liquor traffic is the greatest foe of christianii.y because it is the greatest enemy ot man. It is the enemy of man's body. It is not necessary for me to ar'ic t.'iis question as all credible doctors ar; a unit in declaring that strong drink destroys that tissue which gives strength to the body. Jt Is the enemy of man's brain as no man can do his best thinking whose hrain is beclouded by intoxicating liquors. It is the enemy of man's Mul. The drunkard cannot walk in communion with a holy God. Drink ;rratt Ilncmy. "Strong drink is the greatest enemy of Christianity because it strikes a damper deep into the peace and happiness of the home. There is nothing in the world so beautiful and innocent as children, yet how often their young lives are blurred and blasted by the saloon. We build the school to educate them; wo, build the church where they may be spiritually trained; then we licence the saloon to blast and ruin their lives. "Hie liquor traffic Is the greatest enemy of the state. Think of the criminals, of the insane, of the paupers, who are made such by strong drink, and who must then be taken care of by the state. The saloon is moveover, frequently a violator of law and thus an enemy to the wfarc and happiness of the state. "The liquor traffic Is the enemy of commercial prosperity. Nearly all other trades aro in eeeming brotherhood except this one. It is the one great exception. The success of the .saloon means the ruination of other trades. The grocer, the butcher .and the tailor find poor customers in the drunkard's family and the state gets jt tax receiver instead of a tax payer. "The saloon is the greatest foe of the church of Jesus Christ. The church i the only institution on the face of the earth, which has for its object the spreading of the gospel of Christ throughout the world." KERN DENIES HE IS TO BE NEXT CANDIDATE Has No Knowledge That His .Friends ' Aro Ircraring to I loom . Him In 1910. WASHINGTON. July G. Sen. John "U". Kern of Indiana Sunday denied knowledge that his friends were preparing a presidential boom for him for 1116. Congressional enemies of Pres. "Wilson whose ire has been aroused by the dictation of the chief executive in legislative matters, it is rumored, have voiced their approval of the h-mocrat5c senator and are urging him to seriously consider, himself a prospective candidate. iirciUii:xs akxica salvi; roit (TTS. JU IIXS, SOKIX. Mr. K. S. Loper, Marilla, N. Y.. wntes: "I have never had a Cut, Purn, Wound r iore it would not heal." Get a box of pucklen's Arnica Salve today. Keep handy at all times for Hurn-. Sores, Cuts. Wounds. Prevents I-oekjaw. Hoc, at your Druggist. Advt.

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Republic Is Threatened by Powerful Commission Which SeeL to Control College. ATLANTA, Ga.. July 6. A bitter attack on the Carnegie and Rockefeller educational board was made Sunday by Ilishop Ccndler of the Southern Methodist Kplscopal church. "The republic is threatened by a powerful commission to create and control a chain of colleges in no wise responsible to the people through the authority of a state or church," said the bishop. "The apologists and defenders of this scheme delight to call these institutions independent and free. No term less appropriate could bo applied to these schools. They are as dependent as mendicants upon the dollars of these boards. "It Is time for the people to be aroused to the danger of Institutions which aro utterly and defiantly irresponsible to them and wholly dependent upon men who deliberately and avowedly propose to control all education in America" CHOICE FOR RESERVE BOARD AT CAPITAL Thomas I). Jones Will he Iresldent's Guest During HLs Stay. WASHINGTON, July 6. Thomas D. Jones of Chicago, whom Pre. Wilson described as his "personal choice" for the federal reserve board, arrived In Washington Sunday morning and registered at a hotel. Shortly afterward the president's automobile came for him and he was taken to tho white house where he will be the president's guest during his stay in Washington. Mr. Jones came to Washington at tho request of the senate committee on banking and currency, which is considering his nomination. The opposition to Mr. Jones became so strong in the committee that It was decided to have him to appear in person and explain his connection with the harvester trust, and the zinc trust. ANOTHER LINK FOR LINCOLN HIGHWAY Kankakee Township Voters Decide to Add to Iaportc County's Itoadwnys. Another link in the Uncoln highway between South Bend and Laporte is assured. At the election held Friday in Kankakee township, Iporte county, the project for the Improvement of the Decker road was carried by a majority of 19. The carrying of the Decker road project means that all of the Lincoln highway through Laporte county will soon bo improved with the exception of about one mile in Hudson township and a petition is now being circulated for the improvement of that. The Decker road is a seven mile stretch that runs south of Rolling Prairie. CITY WILL ENTERTAIN .--RURAL LETTER CARRIERS Meeting Is Set For Next July hy Convention in Session at Lafayette. South Bend will be the host to members of the Rural Letter Carriers association of Indiana on July 3, 4 and 5 next year. W. S. T. Basset. .132 R. Williams st., the local delegate to the convention held last week in lafayette, who returned Sunday, succeeded in landing the convention for this city and was elected as a delegate to the national convention to be held in Washington next month. Members of the City Carriers' association will also hold their convention here next year. MATCHES CAUSE OF BLAZE No. Fight Hose Co. Is Called to filO Phillip! St. While playing with matches in the kitchen the son of Frank Gotowka. 10 Phillipi st., set fire to the curtains and before the blaze was extinguished, damage of 10 was done. Hose Co. No 8 responded to the alarm. The loss was covered by insurance. sold in than 1912 Nearly Cars

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For hH work Mr. Thaviu has all the overtures of the popular grand operas, such as "Carmen," "II Trovatore," "Lucia do Lammermoor," "Traviata," "LaBoheme," "Rigoletto," "Butterfly" and many others, together with the complete accompaniment for the bi features of the operas arranged especially for full band by a great Belgian conductor direct from the original scores. The. most beautiful solos, duets and other solo ensembles are taken front, these popular operas, which with the costumes and scenery make a most Interesting performance. The operas will be given in the evening performances. In the afternoon concerts popular and operatic numbers will be given by the band. He carries six vocal soloists. The tenr, Ernesto Giaccone, is a member of the Chicago Grand Opera company. MYSTERY FIOTURE. The Million Dollar Mystery" will be the attraction at the Surprise theater today. This will be episode No. 2 and the picture will rurv for a period of 23 weeks, this is only the second week. It is said this stupendous 46reel production is the most remarkable serial ever presented and with an allstar Thanhouser cast including Florence La Badie, Marguerite Snow, Lila Chester, James Cruze, Sidney Bracy, Frank Farrington and Alfred Norton. "The Toy Shop" is a love story written especially for the Princess players, featuring Muriel Ostriche and Boyd Marshall. Tomorrow will bring a three-reel Rex drama, with an excellent story called "Swede Larson." This is a hrst-class offering, pictured in a lumber camp and featuring Robert Leonard' as a big Swede. Everyone has heard of the influence of a good woman. It has been, the raison d'etre and the sole excuse for -unnumbered thousands of stories and plays. But what of the influence of a woman who is not good, one who has been through the mill and while by no means bad, has not the pure unsullied soul and body of theproverbial virgin. One who cares nothing for the right and wrong things, who says to the man who takes her, love me. and be good to me. It is her trust in him good to me. "The Animated Weekly" will also be shown with its interestin gcurrent events. THE AUDITORIUM. The second installment of the new serial story'. "The (Million Dollar Mystery" will be shown at the Auditorium today. The new story is by Harold McGrath who wag also responsible for "The Adventures of Kathlyn." It will be run in two reels every Monday for twenty-three weeks. "A Wayward Daughter" a two reel Vitagraph with Norma Thalmage and Van Dyke Brooke in the cast and "Castles In the Air" a Selig drama are the other pictures for today. Tomorrow's bill will Include "The khow Girl's Glove" the second feature of the Alice Joyce series as the headline attraction. In this absorbing drama. Miss Joyce portrays the role of a wife who runs down the perpetrator of a crime for which her husband faces the gallows. According to the story. Dick Hampton breaks his engagement with Stella Desmond, a show girl, when he makes some discoveries concerning her past Pretending she is about to commit suicide the girl raises a knife. Dick seizes her hand and in the struggle is accidentally killed. Stella contrives to have suspicion fall upon John, the murdered boy's brother, whom she hates. John is arrested. Mrs. Hampton visits the s!ene of the crime and finds a woman's glove. A girl whom she has befriended, sees the glove and informs Mrs. Hampton that her father, a rag picker, had brought home a similar glove. Mrs. Hampton is led to suspect Stella and manages to secure a position as the show girl's maid. "While thus employed, she arranges a denoument which wrings a confession from the girl. "The Crime of Cain" with James Morrison and Dorothy Kelly. the Selig weekly of current news and J "The Persistent Mr. Prince" with Lil- . . II 11! TV. : 1 1 1 ! nan aiKer ana aine an win aibu be shown. NEVER WORRIER. LONDON, July 6. 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