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VOL. XI V; NO. 69.
ROCKY MOUNT, N. C, MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 15, 1919.
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EMPHASfZES GREA
NEEDS OF CHURCH ALBEMARLE SHOWS
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Republican Seatbf - Nortji
Dakota Files Individual
, ; .Minority Report .
ABJECTS STRONGLY TO
FORMS OF EXPRESSION
Declares Most Amendments
are of Selfish and Immoral
Nature Would Isolate U.
S. from World and "Her
Allies.
, Washington, Sept. 15. Kejeetion-nf
all proposed amendments to the Ger
man peace treaty end modification of
the recommended .strong reservation
were urged w an iudiyidual minority
report filed with the Senate today by
Senator MeCumbef Bepublicnn, North
: Pakot.n next in rank on the foreign
relations committee : to Cliairmnn
Lodge. , ,
Senator McCumbcr did not join re
cently In the Bepublicaii inajorityre
port and 'voted with the Democrats on
amendment and several rescrvatint at.
tadied to majority report of Chairman
Lotl(e. Senator MeCumber denounced
most of the majority amendments as
"selfish immoral and dishonorable and
charged that they seek to " isolate the
United States from the rest of the
world and abandon our allies."
"In regard to the substance of soine
of the proposed reservations," Senator
McCumben report declared "there can
be no tenons objeeton hut against the
manner In which thev are asserted. I
da most earnestly protest they are cou
ched in a definite, discourteous and
overbearing manner, and seem intended
to express a gingoist spirit that ought
to be eliminated from American states
mniiihip. Ir . .
Afternoon .Papers" in New
Haven Labor Under Try-
ing Conditions -
EDITORS EjECOME CUTS
Strike on Morning Paper at
Midnight Men Who Quit
are Members of Recently
Formed -New3 Writers
Equity Association.
New Haven, Sent. 15. Three after
noon newspapers here today prepared
to issue their edition under unusual
conditions, a strike of news writers hav
ing gone into effect on those publica
tions following a utrike on the Morning
Journal Courier at Inst midnight.'
Managing editors and editorial writ
era, who are .aotmeuibe.rs.. of. the ucwlv
formed Newt- Wirters' Kquity associa
tion, took up duties of. city editors and
copy readers, while the places of street
men were filled by others.
MOTHER GOOSE FAIR
FOR FRIDAY NIGHT
All Story Book Characters
Will be Present at Mis
; sion Circle Social
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Greensboro Evangeiist Fills
Pulpit -First Presbyter
ian Church
TELLS EFFECT OF WAR
Speaker Urges Coming Back
to Verities of God-Traces
Attacks on Church and
... Resultant Failures Rem
edies Advocated.
niniiieiitinif on the effects of the re
cent war upon the vhureh and the sub
sequent changes winch these results
have necessitated, Kev. C. Connor
Brown, s.vnodical evangelist, of Oreens
boro, who is conducting a -revival--at
Tillery church, near this cilv, spoke to
"..large congregation in the First Pres
EFFECTS IN CtiSII
Two Persons Injured in the
tlash at Wiscassett Mills
This Morning
"GOVERNOR HAS SENT
STATE TROOPS THERE
Sheriff and Striker "Injured
By Bullets Many Strik
ers Arrested P'ollowing
, Fight Threats to Storm
Jail Are Made.
ItOSTON" llie windows nf the Jvcr". Johnson store m CnruliJ :,
sampl tiidav -nf t lie -work of thtt-ssobS'irkicli snreid violence in Boston
as the police strike begun. Sla:e guard-men were on dn'v he'orn !(, (
the picture war: snapped.
Albemarle, Sept. 15. As the result
of strikers here attempting to preient
bytcnau church at the morning service non-union men from working in the Wi-
i yesterday on "The (ireater Needs of 1 MUI today,. Sheriff Blalock, of.
the Church." Hcv. C O. Pardo, who 1 Stanley eouaty, and a striker named
is leading the music at the 'Tillery re
ivival, also , aided Rtv. i.Mr. Brown in
, the services yenterdav, and rendered a
Ispee-al offeratory solo. . ? -
Presaging his -talk with an annlyoii
at the crisis through which the church
, had just pascd, the Greensboro prenh-i.-
f. ,.i -.1!. .1 i-.
PETROLEUM WELLS
CAUSE TROUBLES
POSTMASTER ROW
CITY-TEAMS BATTLE
THIRTEEN INNINGS
South Rocky Mount and the
Mills Aggregations Play
- Elongated Draw
In the first game of the proposed
aeven game series to decide the base
ball ehampionsJivp of y e) c.fy, tlir
team representing the Kocky Mount
-Mills and tji 8ouh (Roekv", McVunt
aggregation) battled for thirteen in
nings to a 2-2 draw at the Mill dia
mond Saturday afternoon A large
i.tu.wd o f tmit -W It liesned t.Ueco.ivt cji,
Ill-Feeling Between U. S.
and Fexico
A Mothr Goose Fuir at which all are
invited to be present.will be given by
me maies oi me mission vircie or tne, rr? Vtrrlnr
first Methodist church in the store room v "OL vwn...i uiiwoc "1."
formerly occupied bv the Dixon-Tillery
( o., on North Main street, Friday night
at eight o 'clock.
According tu present plans, all the
proverbial Mother ' (loose characters
gurhed m the real costumes of the story
book will be present wit lithe big room
appropriately decorated to receive them.
To bo surei they will bring their wares
and aell them to all yisiting customers
for a smalt price
ST MOREHEAD GIT!
IS BEFORE SENATE
Mexico City. Aug.. 33. (Correspond
ence of the As ociiited Press.)-'--! he ... . ,
vast petnileum deposits in Mexico, vei l- Appoiltment Wafle Let to
tai.ie r.v.rs of g .id to tin k on m r breach Between liurleson
have wjthiii tlie'past tew yeura nflrue- jjjjjJ (JaUoWflV
?ed the attention of the world; first, - i . i ' 1 1
hcpatiffit tlielr cxhiittstleRH simnlies- hlle-l . v - -
a demand in the coiuinerifial ..world SENATE COMMITTEE IS
Word has been- revelved foin the Old.'wha-h was emphasized during the war, IN VESTIGATINta CAUSE
SK CONGRESS FOR
BIG APPROPRIATION
Bankhead National High-'
way Ass?n. Striving- Hast- ;
. en Road Work
. Il.-m !!?., I. .'in.i -itll.mt lh.
' ''-" .-.lnff rir'icles convn-'
I""'1 "nnv T..niters in the
-ir cty ehnrelieg Xxtan the failure
Porter were injured by bqlleta, It is
not thought that they are seriously
hurt.- -. .
! r Stanley eounty jail was almost
I'll- - at-11 o'clock this morning, asjuiy
strikers who participated in the
c'ash having been arrested. Numerous
o "its have been made by other strik
:' !,ii.i :. ; !, : -5 to st.-rm the place
.ii. .1 i. . H' .. t,j..h-ivi- bun tak
Al; hough Govern .v B.ek.tt has ip
ml ' i --si for troop and has
. ., .-. :. I e.."i.amt' to p.ocee .
n. .c at once, it is feared that further
launched their full force upon the Y. M
( . A., mid according to Rev. Mr. Brown
made its head a literal demon and all
itS: workers fit subjects of his satanic
majesty. The instigators; however, did
not realize that their attack was a di
rect strike at the Protestant church.
'nitian who lives in the hoe that
she will most assuredly be on hand.
Jack and Jill will be there with a pale
of lemonade, which they will guard
most earefullv to kce pfroin spilling
(..Miss MiiiTctt will sell lee cream, ami
visitors will bo allowed to enter the
House Tliut. Jock l.iult. Simple hiinou
will allow the anglers of Rockv Mount
to try their luck in his fish pond, while
Old King Cole and his Fiddlers Three,
in the form of -the Holiday school or-.
cliestra will furnish music for the fes
tive meeting of the story book people
and the citizens of the cninmiiiiitv.
Klnborate preparations are being
ailn' to efitcTtitln IlU'We cli DTactrrnrmt
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furnish a plaeeYor the drspnsnl of their
wares when thev visit the city aaxt
Willis Contests the Place
-Carolinian:-! Testify
which proved to be the-most interest
ing staged In the city this season.
The game was nip and tuck fro!., the pnljy ai M g
very uegiiuun, wuu iiuin cu niufl.-
worHmg nner a nvoiy lunmuii. wj
nobis who was oa the mound for the
Booth Rocky Mount crew strking out
nine men, while Leonard, who did the
twirling iot the Mills, caused twelve
opposing stick artists to go out via the
strike on route The Mill southpaw had
a shade better of the fray and should
have won a victory but for several
costly errors by his teammates. Both
teams, however, played, excellent ball
and kept the crowd on its toes through
out the entire elongated struggle. ",
With the Initial" game, the -schedule
calls for double headers for three eon-,
aecutive Saturdays. An extra game will
also be played to decide the draw con
test already staged. : All these games
promise to be moat interesting ami win
undoubtedly ittact many fans to the
Milt diamond, where they, will all be
ployed, to witness the ' hard fought
fr.-ys. .-V-';- '
Railway Rates Will Be
Increased in Germany
With the American forces in Germany
September 15. German railway of
ficials art preparing for an increase
in transportation Tates throughout Ger
many, pwing to a scarcity of coal and
the lack of rolluig stjck, much of which
has been turned over to the Alles, aa
rording to the terms of peaes German
railway administration officials believe
that an inerease of 100 per cent In the
fcailroad rates will be necessary.
COTTON.
Kew Tork, Sept. 15.-otton futures
opened tteady. October, 28.75; Decent
ber, 29.05; January, 28.95; March 29.27;
May, 29.15., ' :?
iirri ASTTT-.n Tn SEPOKT
Washington, Sept. 15. The comptrol
ler of the rorrency today issued a call
for t li r- oi.lltion of all national abnks
. f) , i,, ,, , f t-;:nri en Friday. Pep-
step forth from, the books into the
big room on North Main street. And,
meet them.
POLAND IS OVERRUN
BY HUMAN FLOTSAM
Refugees Drift About or
Strive Find Former FJace
" That Was Honie
Warsaw, Ang. 14. (Correspondence to
The Associated Press.) All through
the quiet portions of iSiland are, tolc
seen long trains of freight rars tilrod
with the displaced population of the
troubled regious. They are the human
flotsam f roi Russia, homeless sonic of
tiiem for years and in many-cases hun
dreds of miles from their homes.
Ob the grass and weed-grown sidings
these long trains dot the countryside
Scanty and ragged washing flya-from
the nearby bushes and on improvised
storves or open fires on boxes of sand
they eoqk such meager food as foraging
or charity either of the villages or gov
ernment gives them. Generally they
are wretchedly clothed, the children oft
en being half naked.
Many of these refugees are trying to
get back to their homes in the freed re
gions, but many more are simply "mill
ing" about aimlessly, -having long ago
abandoned hope.- Now and then a lo
comotive will &iag them slowly some
where,, so these floating and pitiable
people drift about Poland and face the1
rigors of nearing winter;
IGNORANT OF THB WAB
HounslowJ England, Sept. 15-Though
several of her relatives died in active
service Miss Charlotte Friday, who has
paused away t her home here at the
a'e of 100 years and eight months, was
kept by members f,f her family in ignor-
l
'ami oAeniiiflv. liii'nli0 nf !.! tlu'V linw
formed one of Hie most frinthil source, Gal()VaV ChliniS ClVll SOP
of m,,m.rrst.n..,K between govern- vice RuleS Were Violated
men is in iit'Airi .11111 i jut um-u tMun-n. . A , .
The deyeiopment ..f ti.i, iudustrv i.v Appointment Wade Led to
foreign capital has reached the point
where dividends ale declared in mil
In. us of doll.'irs an. I product inn runs
. -ii- .,.....
into millions- ... mines. ' Wa.ihii.gl Sept. l-VTIi.. row mer
Legislation designed by the lleu..-in t, post master iippuiiitiiient at More
government to divert what it terms lis ; ., cjtv . ('., c.iuie up toilav before
(list slui'rtr of proht into the (ii.itioiiHl the senate postnl ..uiiunttee which is
treasury hns been met by charges of inVest1gnt ing the tnulhle between 1'i.st
conflscation on the part i.t the foreign -TtHister Ilurlesoii n rut civil service Coui
jntercsts whose Opposition has beeoilio uiissioner tiiillov.fiy. The appiiiiitmeiit
so Vigorous that President lairiinn of Hubert T. Wad..', il.iui.enil, who. was
recently' stated ..In an Inlemiew Hint i-!my-n for tin' iiinlMi.m Ihei
the .petroleum '.companies'- were, deliber
ately engendering ill feeling between
the United Stales and Mexico.
'Exploitation -of petroleum in Mexico
for commercial purposes is confined to
the past eighteen veins, uct-onliug- l
a statement recently" fiirnisUcd to the
Associated Press bv the department ot
commerce and industry. .
TRxploration''of the" oil" flelds'begnn
tested by ('levcliiiiif UTilis,. EJul.Iicaii
Aecor.iiiig to testiiiuiuy given to.luy,
Viiile: luid a civil Hei viee rating of TiW
while Willii reciive.l JO Jlatters vvere
lixed, however, so that W ade was given
llu highest pen rntngc and con.ic;ucnt
h- tile position in tin' N'orth Cnrolina
tov.n. It was this a.tii.n--wliich ea.use.1
the breach between Mr. Burleson and
Commissioner -Galloway,- which resulted
Birmiiigliam, Alabama, Sept. 13. tf
fe-tn will be made to have the Bank-
head national highway incorporated in for the church was at the very roots of
the- lownscnd-U.inkliead lull which is i of this Organization and most of its
now pending in the l-nited States sen- j workers were ordained ministers of the
ate, acocrding to the announcement gospel.
made by J A Homitree, seen tary of In both these Attempted campaigns of
the Bankhead National Highway as-; destruction, the attacking forces had
smuatiou, which. has aetively-.adcoeated I dectarrd that the church' was oof or
for the pant four years the building ol i date and wouldn't hold the men When
tri"" itmentnl . Ingiiway, which . thev Tctiirned from France and clamor-
starts nl the steps of the. capitol tn ,.,1 fr a ,.w organiation and a new
Washington, traremiig twelve Houthem j gosl,, , ,hl. a,.tual reti,rn of the
and western states on to the Pacilic j s,.rviee men from overseas, declared
f Hps r-iuinaiuii, the attacker- then I si rloua trouble will occur before' they
arr:ve.
Raleigh, Sept. 13. The governor's
office received .a telegram from the
mayor of Albemarle and Sheriff Blaloek
of Stanley county this morning asking
that troops be sent to Albemarle at ones
where a strike of textHe workers has
been in progress for several months. .
- Machinery was at once put in motion
to comply with this request and the
Btatesville aad Lexington companies or
dered to proceed to Albemarle.- It la
understood ' that many strikers havo
tjmn arrested ant put in jail anil that -other
strikers -and fheir sympatniieri'
reseat this action and threaten to storm
the .jail and release their "associates. " '
coast
Tins highway is the only transconti
nental liigtmuv .tliat eiui be traveled
three hundred anil stvtv five davs in the
vear, and is the onlv bfgliwnv that links
the north, the out Ii, luid west together
for this all vein' travi'l. A mu ority -of
the senate and Louse representatives of
the I'nited 8tatos congress live-on the
route or hi the states which tins high
way :-.traverses. ' "'.- "
Tj i th) plan nii.l di".ii'-of tl.e-BiwJ.
h'ea.p'l'f'il)IttHlgWaffT?Pl''n'TO"''
secure nu niiieiiiliiieiil to this bill which
wil liusiire the Bankhead National ligih-'
way will lie. one ot: the., first highways
milt mule," this 'bill, which directs that
. I : ti i..w. .....l i.:u .intA.
about 1900 and has been conducted , ' s re,P..a...... .......
since by the ilexicnn .retroleum Com
pany of California, the British'firm of
Pearson and 8on( the Hiiasfeca Petrole
um Company ,. the Kast Oil Company,
the Od Company of Tenet ate. and oth
ers - ( : : . -- - ' "
Vessels now available to convey Mex
ican oil have approximately 700,000';
tonatapaeity and nre worth $110,0(10,000.
In addition it ii stattd-llllit the value
of pipe lines "is estimated af JSir.Dntr.ttmt
and storage di'-pots at $00,0uo,00(l; bring
ing the totnl of such investment to
f00,000 OpO. The pipe lino system is
780 mile's long and the steel tanks for
the rtorage of oil have a capacity of
28,000,000 barrels.
Commenting upon these figures the
statement says that "the Mexican oil
industry has not yet equalled the Am
erican because of the lack of means
of transportation and of storing which
are not equal to the production of th"
oil lands." It U asserted thit the po
tential production of the fields is nine
fold greater than that registered at the
present time.
nient that the civil service system had
ben shaniefiilly 'misused. :
During the hearing, Mr. Galloway
was' charged w ith having a gricvan.y
against Mr. Burleson, whereupon the
eoniniisisoncr' replied . that the only
grievance he had agaiust ilic postuiaslex
general was that he had brought on n
strike. Air. (iiilliiway' stilted Hint only
one similar case had ever been recorded
and that was at Uml'iilo, Wyni.
Air. Wade, the .man over whom the.
trouble.,, arose, together with a large
number of Morelii inl City residents was
present to give test'inony at the hear
ing. :.'''' ,'-.'.--' -.:;"-::,v.--. ;- -.
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state. Tlits has been done in the case
of the case of the wniikhend highw.iv
y the state, highway commission and
the state legislature- officially adopting
and linking this, highway in- nearly
every state which it traverses.
' The Townsend bill provides for the
establishment of " a federal highway
commission to have control of all high
way work of the government. It calls
for 123,000,1100, of which . 50,000,O0O
becomes available upon the passage of
the act, $75,000,000 for the fiscal year
beginning li20 and $100,000,000 for
each of the succeeding fiscal yearscc
tiuii five of this lull provides for a
patioiinl system of highways at federal
CTl.en.se. - ' ' . . '
the sneaker, lias proved the falsity of
these Statements. True it is that men
have come back with a different idea
about sectarianism, for they have learn
ed on the field of battle that God is the
(rod of all and true religion is univer
sal. Catholics and Protestants have
learned, m the dire experiences of war,
that there is good in each other's fold.
' But with all these attacks nnil
changes past and new conditions neces
si.ry, ''.emplinsizeit the preacher, getting
at the In art of his sermon, "the church"
lias remained the same that it-was be
fore. This is natural,'! he continued,
''for it must: cope with the same .trou
ble and sin and have its ultimate foun-
oto to dation upon the same Scriptures Anil
Fayetteville Merchant
Shot Intruder of Home
Fayettevjllc, Sept. 15. After giving
the police a tip on a fictitious dice,
game. Davie Blue, au alleged escaped
Wilson comity conv ict, entered Hie home
Of William Jackson, a local merchant,
while the raid on the game was taking
place - and was shot to death by; Mr.
Jackson. . ..'
Tt is 'said that he opened fire upon
Mr. Jackson in the house, nnd the fire
i i -t -ii si, I w'nh faial result to him.
Large Donations Recorded
In Baptist 25 Million Drive
'Kali '.tih, Ki'p.v i."r. - '-,; i'ul-ie.ii.ng j
lleVSS i'l'IIIS .l-,(li:r ii' thi' W.flri.T:. at!
Ili.--X.rt t h d,:,,; .... heaibiiiareru iif ti,- j
lliij.it,,!. 7."i MiMiu,. ' n'l'e.'tiu Iter1', "i.i j
wan iron! Oivi,-1 t..ir.a aed tiu: uthci ii"". 1
Yaucey county, N. C.
From Biirnsvillc, yonder beyend the
Blue Ridge, there is Yancey oimty Bap
tist Association with slightly over three
thousand members. The central sam
ps ign committee asked Yancey "eounty
to raise $16,000 for the big Baptist
campaign, Yancey eounty -association
by resolution announced that- the
amount v as too small and set their stake
at $25,000 a tremendous advance,
t From Oklahoma came a telegram, A
full-blooded Creek ,. Indian Jackson
Barnctt, liiinsclf a eonvert to Christian,
ity through (lie agency of the workers
of Hie home mission -luard of the Sonth
i i-.i P-af.ti.-it ronvenliofl, ,has subverilrcd
'. to Hi" vampaign fund.
Swiss Wrifor RuinH by
War's EfFoct on Lartsruflffe
f;.,'iie.4. -pr." rii.'r Ti.e iv.-n mtt.w!!
f;i ii.'t.-i.-t! J. ('. H-.ei', -f ' Ziili-I,,
1 t.f JiTT-' lui'St -i,p".iHr S'.VM ui'tfeld
.'!' i. rin.tu lf.nu:i,'ii;'' itjivcIs, u,l.""t ies
tu S'Vlss p;ip is ii:;-t tlii- w.ir h,is kiU.-il
lie I.. II .Ml. I' . I Slid- III.'! lie is vil-lo
ri , i .- i-iii;i..-1. ; H- j K u,i. -.fiipei
r.'.r . uipl.i . iie.'Hf in wr t n: political and
literary articles ol any editorial work.
RATE HEARING AT
WASHINGTON TODAY
Southern Shippers and Rep
resentatives Appear Be- ;
fore Commission .
Washington, Hept. 15 Southern ship-,
pcrs and their representatives gather
ed here today for a hearing before the
Interstate Commerce Commissison on
Hie fnijiiHiiJ inerensCS JSLfftTm'
Officials of the Railroad Admtnistra-
tion were on stand today "jfiying tea
tlmony as to the proposed Incresses and
it is probable that the railroads will
put up their side of the case tomorrow,
Shippers claim that the south has
more than borne its share of the freight
rntes and that additional revenue must ,
come from some other territory -
GIVES BHtTHDAT . DINNER '
Mrs: D. H. Wjnstead, of Nash eounty
near Xashville, gave a birthday dinner
September 12 to her children and grand
children.
There were twelve of her children
present, and thirtygrand-children, thai
oldest being only ten years old.
Mrs. Winstad is 58 years old and is
the mother of fifteen children. . ,
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.- : STOCK MABKET .
-Xesr York, Sept. 15. The reported
decision of the organized steel workers
to postpone the nation wide strike or
der set f osi September 22, accounted for
the materially' higher level of prices
recorded at the opening of today's
stock market. United States Steel gain
ed only 1 point, but among steel equip
ments, oils motors, shippings, and to
baccos advances extended from 3 to 5
points. Reading and Texns and Pacific
were the only railroad Issues to d'spfay
market strength. Oil and equipments
recorded further ir.t'anee before the
e: i f.f e fit I :,'f ! ' "'.
it must forever hold to the imc prin
ciples, for nothing better than Goal's
vord can ever he found. What men are
the needs of the church f" .
First of1 all;' the church, must get, a
new vision of its privileges and oppor
tunities, which has been wronght. by
changed conditions. Jfiod's people must
look nt His coming back to the verities
of Ood. People have", been slipping
away from the great fundamental prin
ciple of ." Love God and they Neighbor
as thyself." in the recent wnr they
have misinterpreted this principle.
By way of illustrating this misinter
pretation, the speaker commented upon .
the usual conception that all war work, May school and to see that their liyea
such as that connected with the Hed we,.e saved.
Cross, the various financial -drives, and j As a final and greater need of the
conteen service, .represented hntu:i ; church, Rev. Jlr. Brown urged ' genet"
nl cleansing and purilcttion of the ineu.
I i-ers. ine spirit cannot use an anelni-
n, .s.-l, hiMV.-'iired. nnd before a man '
or woman eaa do the Lord's Work he-. n .
-.1. must vr be purified, for an unclean
i" i - :. Mi-:t win a.nulf for 0-.d. "Oct
!'eht witlr'tod,'' inlare4 the "peark"r,
' Hid Mien vim wiit tovtt an' and be
uualifi'-d ii. d. tlte "'.:.- your Master
vi'lii-1 liii yi-ii dn ' . '.,- - .
To bring (bout this purification, the
visiting preacher advocated a general
revival, aot of a spasmodic, worker np
nature but aa entering of the Spirit of
God Into every individual with a re
sultant making over of the person. With
such aa incoming of the spirit, he de
clared, the church would awake to its
new tasks and "people would be what
God wants them to.be and do what He
wants then to do." Such a atandard,
that preachertonelnded, he set for the
church, and although be did not expect
te see it eompletely in force nntil the
day of millenium, he Urged a working
towards it and a linking of the practical
with the' ideal in an effort to meet tho
greater needs of the chnrch ami t' e f
ward pronte.tie.il r,f emiine i !
d eh
i!T all . bers.
h" y.-orlferij the
lab0- tt.ic br5-
(ilup.-ti j,-!l r;',1 i-i,i iunl t. r'' .i-li- fin'l
u.,1 nj i' ; i-' ::i;ii 1 1 -. ' It y.'is ;l : i','-rt
t' i.i pi. e ii -iii ft'i-.HV p, .,pl .-.,ii,l i,i. '!,
bers of the iinVnvi.nl i .n .:.: t -min
"0':i!lv ns much a did the chhrch mem
:.'ej .--iirr.. Ail w-.rs. ijl'.tlvaf re
y, if,!- ,-:iii, ifl'etri.g -f pr'nti-iii p.n 1
not by the Christian principle of love.
' The speaker emphasixed the insidious
sins of today and urged a consecrated
development of the Sunday school as a
second greater need of the church. He
characterized this church organization
as a fence around- the dangerous preci
pice of sia with a two fold purpose of
strengthening the chnrch and prevent
ing the youth from fallinw over the
precipitous edge of the sheer bank of
sia. Dwelling briefly npoa the duties
of the parents in this ease, he declsred
that the- application of this need de
fended upon the same spirit of trne
Christian love, for "when one loved his
neighbor's children as his ewn, be
wiuld work to g.-t them into the P-.m-