PA0E FIVTO
ft I
.Their Substitute for Conscience. .
."homo men, ' Mild Uncle Khen, "Is so
conveniently forgetful dut dey feels
Jos' us good as If dey had ft clear con-
' '" ''..' '' . ..J''
' Carbons In Are Lamp. . 'Vi1 .
A group of European, electrlcliai , .' V
leclded, after experimenting, .that bc.. ,
wr resulla were obtainable by placing '-- ,
lie carbons In ate lamps horizontally
ind one slightly above the otber j- s
High Standard.1' '(.":"'
"I hope I can support her In the
ityle she Is accustomed to." . "Get
wise to Uiat style, though, before you
marry her, I never knew ifly wife's
people, but to hear her talk you'll think
forgiven in Heaven
; V, and On Earth
Once More in
lUi
- Sherry's, Tucsony und Wednesday,
"Over the Top." 7-19,3t
wo was raised In u pulnce.
Job Printing, The Observer, Main 3-
By REV. L. W. GOSNELL
I ' Aouunt Dm, Moodr Bittl
,.; laitituu, Ckicaio ...
''-TaVKT-Forgtve urou'r debti, as wo for.
lv our debtor.-.Matthw 6:12.
Oar "debts" are onr dutlps left on
done. In connection with this prayer
LA CI RAN DB III V ION IN G O HSU KV ER
Famous' Big
Jefferson6Greenwo6dSts
1 uinnew aiso.
"t r e s p a s g e e"
which convey the
Idea , of.,.. failure
when we should
have stood up
right 'However,
Luke In his rec
ord of the prayer I
uses the word
"sins" and this
covers , both . our
debts and our I
trespasses. Hence, 1
the petition Is one I
for forgiveness of
sins. .
We nre so ac
customed ,to hear of God's forgiveness
' that we luke. It for granted. Howevei,
: Bishop Westcntt has said Uiat It Is
an ! amazing thing that a holy God
forgives sin ; he Is not surprised to
Iieur that the wroth of such a God
burns to the lowest hell. Against sin
ners; but that he .has . found a way to
be .Just-as-, yet to Justify .the ungodly
Is the very mystery of' the Gospel.
And; when God fprgtves he does It
fully and freely ; he blots:out,our sins,
renicinhers them no more.icnsts them
behind' his back, buries, them In the
eea. . i , ,,;. .-, ; '..'
, Martin Luther's Experience.'
There are manjv even among pro
fessing' Christians who do- not enjoy
a true sense of thefoTElvIng love of
God. -.For them, the' experience of
Martin Luther may bo helpful.- While
still a monk he would exclaim, "O
my slu ! O my sin !" As he luy one
day on a couch in despair an old monk
repented softly the -words of the
creed, "I believe In the forgiveness of
sins," and added, ."We are not merely
to believe that there Is forgiveness for
David and Peter; the command of
God is that we believe that there is
forgiveness for our own sins."
This prayer for forgiveness is to be
uttered dully by the child of God. All
are Included In "us." Some have
thought they no longer-needed to pray
this prayer, because of their nttaln-
.nients In gruce. We suspect they are
lacking In that deep view of sin which
the Scriptures give us. "If we say we
have no 'Sin, we deceive ourselves and
.the truth Is not In us";(l John 1:8).
. Necessity of Forgiving. Others.
!. The petition contuloi a cliutHO over
Which some have-stumbled, ,lus we'
forgive" or Vlinve-forglven" (It.' V.). It
Is pointed out that this fs legul ground,
Vthat no reference is made to the
atonement nnd that the prayer was
given before the cross and hence
should not be ottered by Christians.
AVe believe this objection rests on a
misapprehension. Men have never
been forgiven on the ground of having
lurgtveii itinera, uui uu uiiuum ui iiiu u
shedding of Christ's blood and this j
has been true from the days of Abel
"As" does not mean "on, the ground"
or "In the measure" but "even as
' "since." With reference to
isikv.'----r.s-.i
v A real Jloosoveltlan big stick has
come to light., No more does It per
fqrm its old time function of awing
ilmportuiittto politicians or foiling
scheming foreign diplomats. Instead
jit has taken Us pluce along with Its
opular owner antf his three sons In
'waY endeavor.- Of late years visitors
iat Sagamore Hill have observed that
.Colonel Itoosevelt's silver paper cut
jter has become the outward symbol of
the big'stlck.
;" Waved In the air or pounded on the
desk' to emphasize the ltoosevclt opiu
,'loua, this ordinary ofllce appurtenance
'of . silver soon became as famous as
jtho' Imaginary, weapon wielded by the
.Colonel In all of the best cartoons
jwhen he resided on Pennsylvania ave
nue In Washington, D. C, nnd dlrect
: ecrthe desOnles of Uie V. S. A.
Had It not been for Mrs; William
Allen Bartlett, chairman of the Treas
ure and Trinket l'uud of Uie Aviation
Committee of the National Special Aid
Society at 259 Fifth Avenue, New York
City, the paper cutter might have con
tinued to dent the Roosevelt desk and
pound home tho ltoosevclt patriotic ap
peals for some years. But by. becom
ing a part of the Treasure and Trinket
Fund the battered sliver paper cuttor
Is fulfilling a higher destiny. , i
This Fund by selling treasured gold
and silver objects, or by having them
melted, when. not salable, at the U. S.
Assuy Olllce, enables hundreds of
Uncle Sam's aviators to acquire the
special .equipment for flying which 'is
notjncludcd in the' government's Issue.
It occurred to Mrs. liuitlett that the
Colonel's paper cutter would be a
splendid addition to tho Fund, so uho i
dispatched a squad of Girl Scouts to
O.Vster Buy, and tho illustration shows !
them receiving the famous paper cut- j
ter from tho C61onel's Imnds. He,, of ,
course, Instantly agreed to part with ;
It, and the mlnlnturo Big Stick Is. now ,
on sale at the Fund's show room. i
Mrs. Bartlett expects that It wll ;
bring a sufficient sum to equip several J
aviators for their task of beating' '
the Hun. Any article of value, any hit
of plate, an antique or art object which i
would help In . this .work may he sent !
to the Treasure and Trinket Fund aU ,
259 Fifth Avenue. It will be disposed' ;
of at ts highest valuo, and tho pro- ,
ceeds will help to send .Uncle Sam's
llyers across the ocean properly equip- i
ped. i
. Heed, then, tho mandato of the Ulg
Stick "Give I" .''. I
NDUSTRY
NEWS OF THE il
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DKMAM) I'Olt KTKHi
,OlT PlilOASl llli
, Wll.l, (IT
AUTOS.
Wut) lii(Illsli-ie.s Hoard Will l'l'oiuiso
Nolliiug '!' .Miiiillfartui'ci'.s Of
Intiseng'C t'tu-s,
SAINTS
ywv V f.
Sun'day scliool'tit lt!3u a.m.
Sncrniucnt mooting at 2 p.m.
' M. 1. A. iiieoting at 7:45 p.m. ;
Roliel Society every , Thursday at
p.m. - . .,.-,.,.,. .... , .,- -
Primary meeting every Tucsduy
t 10 a.m.
CHAULUS J. UI.ACK, lllshnp
)
JCHUKCH OF OUIt LADY OF THE .J.
i ' VALLEY.'
j(A' Washington dlspalch of the
j7h instant says that further cur-
1 or If" 1 110 'io-ca,1-'" lesser cs- sul-viccs is as follows
OieSqncial iniltiHtrics may res nil Ironi
prayer having been given before the
cross so also wns the Lord's supper,
.but no one would argue that the sup
per Is therefore obsolete.
An Indian's Forgiveness.
Dr. Kgerton It. Young, an honored
missionary among the Indians of the
North, tells of once rending the Lord's
prayer to a company nf warriors.
When he came to "Forglvo us our
trespasses as we forgive them that
trespass ngiilnst us," a Chief asked,
"What does that mean?1 5nld Doctor
Y'oung. "That means you will have to
jilop looking fur scalps!" "If that Is
your religion, replied tne liiaian,
IJlj j enlargement of tho war pregV
ijitni. the consequent increasing de
liiiMid For steel, and existing short
ijge! in tho supply. War require
utaiits for tiie hist six months o
t;ll year will be , approximately
0;000.00 tons.lhe War Industrie.i
padd announced today. The gteat-
joutput of a like period for the
tMol industry w'i3 1(1,500,000 tons.
j (vYutoiuobilo manufacturers lime
asked' the War Industries Bourd to
allow them .sufficient steel to pro
duce (10 per cent of their norir:'!
brpilucUJon of passenger curs. Tho
fcQtird replied t.!int il coulil not
Tho st nor schedule of faundayiv
First muss, 7:00 a. in.
Second mass, 9:30 a. m. .
Followed by benediction.
Week (iuy mass at 7:30 a. m.
-P. J. DHISCOIL, Itector.
flosldonco 1 103 L uvonuo. .
Phone Main 9.
-UAITIST CIUIKCH
m.
Sunilay School at 9:4G a.
Pleaching at 11 and 8,
B. Y. P. U ut 7:00 p m
Prayer meeting Thiirsduy at
p in. . ;
8:00
l-
I
!
,v
'I
i' "i' -i'' ''r v -I-
IT. HAS 'TO IIA.N(;ii.
( ...
The, old luthit of letting
subscriptions' 'to u ' dally,
paper run 'roust- 'change,
and iien'cePoMll ' the paper
bill each month which" is''
very "sniirjlm'ifst be palu"
tho saino as' "water" rent' is
paid, 'or telephone isei'vice
or light service Is 'paid.
Thoro will bo, ho deviation
'from this rule and our col
lector will call on every
homo duringi the .month.
Luy aside fiV mollis at. the
liouce so there, will be no
request for a "come back"
cull. '" -
Whon you figure up your
water uud tight bill -.'t
down 05 cents for Uie daily
paper and we will ail bo
happy. Some have been
in tho habit of paying at
tho end of the .year. These
r.uliscriliers uie 8-'.:arat so
far as being good financial
ly is 'concerned, hut wo
must . ask that payment
elthnr be made, 'In advance
or each mouth us wo can
not curry the account' for a
year.
ii,L it in the old women." and fur briunlsc even 25 nor cent, and thai, I
'Ofenrs he refused to listen to the ip&itibl none at Jill could be gVant-
Gospel. - '. "
But one night he heard Doctor
Vnnnir nrmii'li nn the crucifixion nnd
rteli how CHrlst cried, '"ratlier forgive .kgilmit within two
them."' HIS' heart -was melted but ho Bjvbntory , of steel and steel pro-1
enld nothing. The next day a com- j(iits now on hand. . j
pnny if Indians was seen approaching S-War Industries Hoard members!
and Doctor Young wns nclvlscn rme 'enlaToil that umiile wattling of tliu !
eurtuilment had been given and -
told the automobile men that the :.
CHRISTIAN CHUUCII
ST. l'lOTKIPH CIIUIM II
The War Industrie Hoard called! Holy Communion, except first bun-
!S itlio automobile nianiiractiirers p jdny in the month, 8:00 a. ni.
iSlJiuit within two weeks a swoini Sunihiv school. 10:00 n. m.
Comer Spring and Seventh Streets, j
Blblu School at 9: -15 a. in. I
Uiblo school 9.45 a.m.
Preaching service, 1 1 a. in, and
S p.m. All are cordially Invited, j
''lltSISTIA.-r KCIU.NCK SOCII'.TY
off so . that he might not witness the
tragedy which was likely to follow.
For,fie-ws tow, m tnnt compiiiij h-.jjj, of (hc Alllcriran r(Ces in
'the murderer -of the chief's son: (he .mnte was (hu nrHl collKjdeialioti.
chief had Just learned the fact nnd It .rhl)!iI, who. f.1(,0 u shut-duwii ' from
was expected he would tear the "f- jcti i-ta'llitient or steel. It was slated,
'fender limb from limb. Doctor Yo'rng !,, j0 t,)(,cast. they found passenger
refused to leave but was aiu.rehem.ive. c)n tl..lct8 ,,.,. piuntnllo than
As the band approached lie chief rode L,.lpon,nlcl3,
toward the murderer w 111 tomnliawk whcn c0r.,1.t.,),,0 ,,(.lW(!n
uplifted.- exclaiming. "You killed m , .,,,,,, ,,, lllul tllo W;1,
: nnj. im I..U..J. .' ;..,'!!eaid was over, It be(nine evident
.rnonni .n ,, , ''Y' III plain words had been spoken
have broken my heart. You deserve i t " '
hat F hea'rd the missionary nt he I lerees mild I he discidon had rang
Morning service, 11:00 u. m.
No evening service.
-UPTON II. GII3HS, Rector.
Rectory 1502 Fifth St. ! Corner First and Washington
ii 1 . - '. Sunday service at 11 a.m.
METHODIST-EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SOUTH '.
Sunday school, 9.4 5 a. m. : v ,
Preaching, it. a.m. and ' tt, p.n'i. ,'
Pinyci- ineollng Thursday at H
P.m. - - j
! W. n. SMITH, Piiutor. j
' Subject, "Life.' v
Sunday school at 10:0(1 a. m. j
Wednesday evening meeting lit M
o'clock. ;
The rending loom is open -to the
public Monday, Wednesday and Sat-
unlay from 1! to f o'clock ). ni.
All pre welcome to attend our ser- ,
PRKSIiYTKKIAN CHURCH
...i ii... r ..i' i....t
enmpflre last night I He told us we;'" , . ,
. . ir (,,hrf,ii- oflect of tho board 'a action. -
so although you killed my boy and ' Hugh Clialmois In discussing
you deserve to die. I am going to for-: the conference, sa Id:
glvevou I bnnish vou from my tribe, ! "Unless we get sunicionl steel;
but I forgive you as i hope to be for- ' liquidate our inventory I Ins on-i
alven" "r" aiiloinohile Iniluslry faci fin-
The chief wept like a ch'd. Hc'anclal disaster. I told them this.!
never went on the warpath ugul , but j We know the government has tho
... .imn. in nil mnonir hnvs elL'ht : imwcr to enforce any ciiriallinent .
to ten years nf nge and study the order and that they need to have)
Bible. He became an earnest Chris- jlhelr steel requireiiienls met lfuj
tlnn nnd a class leader. '. 'per cent. Hut something is owed
"Be ye kind one to another, tender- the. industry." ;
honrfnrl fnrfflvlnff one another, even 1 ... L !
-. 1 f'hrlai'a mlrn hnth flit 11.1. 1 T , .. A ...1, , I., !
t,Hi i"i ' ....... - iiui n mm "nil
given yon." (Ephesinns 4:32). ' Monday and Tudj
METIIOOIST FI'ISCOPAL ( HUltt II
Sumlny ni-honl nl 11:4.1 a. in. - ,
' Regular picachjng service ill 11:00! George 11. I'ccse, Paf.tor. j
a. m. and 8:00 p. m. '. i -Services 11;II0 a. m. ,
Younir nconle's mcetiiiB at 7:00 n.m. Sunday school. !:t5 a. ni., Ceorgi 7,
j Currey, Super!
hpwoltll let
.Gladys Wheal!.
SPIRITUALIST
The First Snii itualist Church of La
Grnnile will meet over Harris Grocery' Hucklelien J
Sloro on Fir street every Sunday eve- Arcade, Moml
ning at 7:30 o'clock.
ndent.
gue, 7:00
p-
President.
- 1"
l-'yin and Tom Sawyi
.-ml Tuesday. 7 19,
Mis, .
:t
lit
SALVATION ARMY
iniing to Arcfide,,
fay. ,7-19,21:
I
Thoughts Mightier Than Armies.
Ideas go booming through the world
Hinder than cannon. Thoughts ore
i nlghtier than armies. Principles hnvo
ichleved mr vlrlorles
Though Rules the World.
7r. !hc en-l thought rules the world.
)riuT;:.-e '.iuies v, hen Impulses nnd
piissloti.i a:-e more pownrful. but they
oon expend themselves: while mind,
(h h..rn. ' ""s -i'iiJinniiy. in pvnr renuy to
Jefferson Strccu
Flortnce E. .Pogue, ensign.
Cnpt Mac Flack, assistant.
Holiness meeting, 11:00 a. in. .
Sunday school, 2:00 p. m.
Y. P. L., fi:15 p. m.
Salvation service, 8:00 p. m.
o
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
n- ol,u...la ILu I)r IV M I'll. "m" "" III IM1I K IIOI1 WWII WUPn inPIT
,men or. eluriMl-a.4VA..If , exIiamrfeil.-MiCojh,
...rr . . ..-ulUIU1 . . .
M Street.
F. W. Bussard, pastor.
Sunday school, 10:00 a. r
' Morsilug sei-vice, ll!00
1
When the Ivorago worn
!her groceries or , fruits or vcsel
I allies" sho Is in.-:st particular and
.buys only the best So It should
he with the ladles who wish Wild
I soda water, ice crrpm sundaes or
Ifancy drinks. They should demand
land buy the best. If you will mi
jtlec these conditions you will net.
ulally drop In at SilverthornV.
i Fountain and havp AI Cain prepare
fof you one of his specialities, a
Hex Pecan Sundae. I)y 3t
4
family DRua store:
LA ORANOCORIESON,
Phone Main One-Seven
' " . : - . -
1 . -. . .
Sawyer-Holmes
' " -." :'' '" e?1Wi;-(, j.-j J.,.;, ., (!f.,: ,',:'.:..;:'
Mercantile. Company ; ,
Wholesale and Retail
Fuel, Hay Grain, Flour, Produce
Lime, Pliter and Cement
1 1"
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.!
CO AL: HIGHER!
The Fuel Administration Announces
Immediate Raise in the Price of Coal
May Go ti Higher Later
Buy Before The Raise
.?o.ii.: :r. .if'.'f.'i,:
:) i.iur l-i. :. -..
Sooner or Later
KING
GOAL
AND
CRYSTAL ICE
PUNCTUAL DELIVERY
win
The J. D. Lynch Co.
Fuel Ice , . Feed , ...Transfer Storage
Ctf 's.tUr.li.t1 tl'i --.1"
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