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SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 1922 4 THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON . . . y LUTHERAJf HirbUnd Fricnda -Highland Avenne. and Norm Cbucrb straet. I. G. and Ida J. Lee, ministers. ' Bible aebool at 10 am.. Cliftoa Boss, superintendent. Cliurt lT all agrs and a real wrteama ta all. Morning worship and preachinc t II 'clock. Christian endeavor at 8:80 and preaching at 7:30 p.m. Prayer naetinf ca Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Christ Lutheran East tate and Eich teenth streets. Sunder school at :4S a.m. Divine service (German) at 10:30 .a. Krenins aerviee (Loiisih) at 7:30 p.m. Subject: 'What is faith f " Bible school everr natnrdar from y-iz a.m. Midweek meet in en Thursday at 7:30 y.m. Ueorce- Koehler. f'i IAXVATIOH AUCT The Salvation Army will conduct tpe rlalJ revival meetings in their hall on Bandar. Brigadier and Mrs. liar, the diionaf officers for the staff of Oregon will lead, assisted by Capt. and Mrs. Wttucn of the local' corps. 11 a.m., abject "Practical Christianity: have we Got it f pm. the "Question of the Jkgr.". All welcome. ' " FBESBYTEKIAJr - 'First Presbyterian On Chorch be tween Chemeketa and Center. Ward Wil- : lit Long, minister. At 11 a.m. the ser vice will bo in honor of William Me Kintey, born January 29. 1943. The O. A.R. will bo present in a body. Mr. lioag'a -topic will be "God'e I'ncrowned King." The choir will sing "The Ksrth m the Lord's." by Hosmer. Throngfaout or ; denomination this day is being ob served as voonr people's Lay. Begin ning at 6:30 p.m. with a social hour. 'get acainted. light refreshments and eotertainment will festure the honr. The host will be the intermediate C.E. AH yeang people . are invited. At 6::i0 p m. ' joint yonng people's meeting will be V bald. Howard Zincer is the leader. An Offering for denominations! young people's work will be taken. At T:3U. p.m. the veung people will participate -generally -In the evening servlcev The Jnnoir C.E. will also have a part. ' - jnggjoKABT AXXJAJ7CB Christian and Miasionary Alliance , Mr. and Mrs. IT. E. Caswell, leaders. Usael.. Sunday ' afternoon . meeting this - afternoon at 033 South CommerHla St. ' at 3 o'clock. Nt Thursday afternoon. ' February 3. at the same place, beginning at 3i80 'clock. All friends icsot cor- if iallr wslcome to all the services. iw trkiTABiAir t Caurelt Cotttre and Chemeket treeta. Rev. Martin Fereshetian. minister. Chorch aebool at 9 a.m. Graded In struction. Beacon Course sel with ther work to supplement it. Class for adaltt. Devotional services st 11 a.m. The subject of the sermon will be "Div ine Illumination." In this ner-nen the WWinter will ti-nss the pgycholory of n E "FACTS," BY THEIR Remembering that Rome claims to be .'always the same"; whatever she has ion In the . past she would do again. President Wilson once went to Boston to atteml a political gathering. Many official were to be there to attend a banquet, with the president as guest of . honor. Ag- next In office the governor erf the state ahonld sit be id the presid ent, : but the Irish Catholic Cardinal ' v' : O Cennell who had been inrited for he was in politics declared "I am a .prince., and 1 ait next to he president. 'lot I rank the governort" And the 1 governor of Msasschusetts. fearing a quarrel, stayed away and let that im pudent petticoated priest has his plsee at . tho frast. It waa thia aame O'Connell who. in a publie address said. "The i president stands aide by aide with the ioly ; father Just one step lower, to be aura." (From The Hflernian. July. . lata.) . .... ' V The fight t restore the temporal pow er t the pope it a fight to make that tmpedent action of O'Connell the rule in Aasarieaa affairs: priests- ranking goverMrs standing next the president but with the pope or his legate bossing the president and everybody else. - Lok "rvsr the elslms made by the Rome , eanou law, and by the pope's ayllaboa. as shown In oar last. If the i pops - were pot back where they once . wer, In power, according to their elaima. the American nation, instead of ' , being government OF. BT and FOR the - people, would be a government of the pope, by the pop and for the Soman i corporation. . In the past the popes have deposed . rulers, have ordered them to rebel - ; against their lawful rulers: have taken '. territory from lawful rulers and riven it to others, exeommunicating. cursing .-and damning eternally the men who have , ffraded them, aad with these, all their - pnpporters. Sometimes they have given the offenders a chance to repent; but j their territories were thenceforward held to be "fiefs" of the-pope.i We now give, from history, a few instances: Is the year 130, Gregory II. handled th Emperor Lett- Isaurius for the MOX : UTrSOrS crime of opposing tbe use of ' Image in th churches.,. Is 1059 Nicholas II." deposed the rulers . f snJMPjeilraiidave i. ; t ' facts you you Tli question of greatest importance is not what you will be allowed for your old car but the price you pay for the new car and the value received. You are money out if allowed $100 more for your old car, yet have to pay a $150 Hgher list price for a new car ichen the jqmparative value i not there. A purchaserVloss is only postponed when ii fading allowances arc made above a used car'a rcaf value. The deal that may appear most satisfactory to you in the beginning may prove to be the most expensive in the end. . Compare Buick 1 1 RHEN BETim AUTOMOBILES uREJUIIT.J?UIQC WILL BUILD THEM mystical experience: the Consciousness of Ood: the feelinjc of being at one with Daity and with humanity. He will then make the practical application of these experiences as to their bearing on every day life. Mrs. Fereshetian. contralto soloist, will lead the concreKstionsl sing ing anty will offer as a solo. " He Shall Uive His Angels Charge Over Thee. by Brett. Mrs. W. A. Denton st the organ. BAPTIST First Baptist William T. Milliken. DD, minister Bible school convenes st 9:45. Kdwird Schunke. superintendent Older women sre invited to the two great women's Bible classes, one taught by Dr Ioughridge. the other by Mrs. Willis. The psstor tesehes the older men s rlass. Lesson for today: Bevelstion 11-12-18. Mr. Copley teatnes the young men a class Orsded departments under com petent teschere. The psstor preaches todav st 11 and st 7:30. Morning theme: "Looking for the Morning. Kvening. s young people's sermon, theme: "Three Worlds in Sixteen Words." The central association of the B.Y.P.l'. meets with this church at 2.30. TJKTTED BRETHREN First United Brethren Yew Park, on Mission street near 12th C. W. Corbv. psstor. Bible school at 10 a.m.. we sol irit the cooperation of those who are interested in the study of the Scriptures and who sre not members f other sr-hoo's. to come snd help us. We request the psrents to come w i . h their children. The pastor will not pre-h at 11 a.m.. but wilr spend 25 minutes in reviewing the Rnnday school lesson. Junior C.E. st 5:30: senior 5:30 snd presrhing at 7:30 p.m. Mid week pra'"r meeting on Wed nesday eveninj at 7 :"o. You are cor dially invited to all these kcrviccs. CHURCH OF GOD Ht6 Xorth Church street. .T. J. Gil lespie. pastor. Sonday school 10 s.m Preachini service 11 am. by Fvaneelist "rist. Suliieet for morning srvic "The I'nity of All Oods People the Greatest Need of the Present Day." Services in the afternoon 2:30, at which tiire the e-dinsree of the I.on"s House will he nhverretl Fven;ne service 7:30. b 5eef. 'Christ's Second Cominc and What Will Follow." Come and brine jour Bible. EVANGELIC AL CHURCH ChetreWeta street V. W. I, aimer, pas tor. Sundsv school at 10 am.. W. A. Springer, superintendent. Sermon 11 a. m.. subject "Giving All." Y.P.A. 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday even inc The services at Fruitland chorch will be continued during next week. The interest is growing with every servico. I. B. 8. A. International Bible Students' Asso'ia tion meet every Sunday Derby Hall, corner Court and High streets, npstairs for.Bib'e study. Hours from 10 to 13 a.nv Pnblic alwavs welcome at these FRUITS the territory to Robert Gnisesrd. but himself holding it as a "fief" of Rome Hiidobrand Gregory VII.. in 1075 deposed Henry IV. of the western em pire. In 108 I. rbsn ll. declared sur iccts released from duty to n prince who opposed God or His saints, or who viol ated their- Precepts. In 1099 Paschal II. affirmed the acts of these predecessors, and incited the enemies of the emperor to persecute him. About 1212 Innocent III. depose! Otho IV. This pope and his codicil, the first Lateran. declared that if - a ruler neglected to purse his territorv of "heretical filth" his territory should be seised by Catholics. In 1239 Gregorv IX. hsm'.led the em peror Frederick II. Innocent IV.. who reigned 1243 to 1254, confirmed this action. Paul III. Issued his mill against Hen ry VJTT. of F.ngland in 153a. Thia bull we will study separately. Pins V, in 1370 set his boll to bel lowinr against Queen F.litabath. Greg ory: XIII.' confirmed this act Von and promised a "plenary indulgence" to all who would fight against the oueen. In 167 Austria passed s law Vhst Pius IX. ssid established "free libertv of all nr;nions. liberty of the presss. of very faith, and no utter what confes sion or doctrine" and he at once "ahroe-Dted" the whole. About the same tin-e he msde the same declaration con cerning r?form action in Sardinia. And in 1911 ns X. "abrogated" reform laws in Portugal. Our neighbor. "Catholic Citizen." tells how (I.oed Baltimore loved religions lib erty. Baltimore was born snd reared a Protestant, then was "perverted" to Rome. II" went to a Protestant Vin? o get a charter for a colony, and the king saw to it that no advantaze Khould be taken of Protestants in the colonv. BUT and it is a big "Bt'T" the pope says no ruler or eovernment has a rirht to rtermit religions liberty. Then Balti more was a bad Catholic, for he diso beyed the foundation napal law: and our neighbor, in q"otini him. is sinrnlv pla" tng the M Jesuit trick "White is black and- black is white, if it will cet credit for the eSnrrh." Here is the example in ractico. Mv .TWKS 1 ST V. JUDGED UICK should know when buy a car Values and Prices OTTO J. WILSON CENTER and COMMERCIAL STREETS aa :.i,. r Phone 220 Salem, Oregon services. : Sunday. Februarv 5. st 2:30 I p.m. in this hall. W. A Baker. reDres- enting the 1.BS A, will deliver a lecture on "Disarmament or Disaster.'' REFORMED Reformed Church Capitol and Marion streets. Sunday school 10 a.m. Preach ing service (hnglisbl 11 a.m. Xo even ing service. M. Dennc. pastor. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church 440 C'hen-eketa street .t 11 a.m.. Bible lessons, subject. "I.ove'; Sunday school at 9:45 am. Wednesday rvenung testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. Reading room 200 Masonic Tempi, ooen every day eveept holidays and Sundays from 11:43 to 5 p.m. All are cordially invited to our services and to our reading room. METHODIST First Methodist Episcopal Blaine - E. Kirkpatmrk. minister. t'lass metins. 9:15 a.m., in the northwest corner room. "Sunday school at 9:43 o'clock. J. li. Littler, superintendent. (orvalhs Kin cay school shot shead of us last Sunday in attendance. Perhaps that was becsuse you were not there. You thereby not only failed to count one for the Sunday school, bnt you deprived yourself of a privilege of relieious instruction Let's have 100 percent attendance and a lot of new enrollments today. Morn inn or hii 11 o'clock. The choir will sing under the direction of Prof. Hobsnn. and the pastor will jirca-h on the subject '"The Ministry of Forgiveness." The Kpworth league will meet at 6i30 o'clock. Preaching service at 7:."!0 o'clock. There will be an. opening gospel sqng service, mid the sinztns of one of the creat hymns that von hoi-lrt know. The ser mon by the pastor will be on the sub ject : "The Two Knotkiiizs." Lveryoue is welcome. Leslie Methodist" Episcopal South Commercial and Myers streets. II. F. Pemberton. pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m.. K. A. Rhoten. superintendent. New classes and a better working s-hool mark an advance. There will be a plsce fr you. Kpworth league at f:."0. A lively interest in league work is beins felt in this meeting. Younz people are invited. Preschine service 11 a m.. ser mon subject; "Fundamentals of Christian Prosperity." Kvening meeting at 7:30 subject: "Volunteers Only.", Thursday evening at 7:30. Bible study and prayer meeting. You sre cordially invited to attend these mectinei. If you believe in a better city and the besit influences for your children make the church a part of your life. Jason Lee Memorial Xorth Winter and Jefferson streets, Thomas Apheson. pas tor. Karl Officer in charge; of junior church. Services will be held at the reg ular hours on the Lord's day in this church with all the departments func tioning, and the leaders keenly alert to the opportunities of the hour. Sun day school will convene st 9:45. Splen- Facts About the Catholic Church BT BXV. J. R. BUCK (Temporal Power, continued) Abandoned to itself, Rome became a tempting prey to those numerous hordes of Barbarians from the north that then devastated Italy. The city was succes ively attacked bv the Goths under Alraic. snd by the Vandals under (ienseric. snd was threatened by the Huns under At tila. Unable to attain assistance from the emperor in the F.&st. or the governor of Ravenna, the citizens of Rome looked up to the popes ss their only governors and protectors and their only salvation 111 the dangers which threatened them. The confidence which they reposed in the pontiffs was not misplaced. The popes were not only devoted spiritual fathers, but firm and valiant civil gov ernors. When Attila. who was surnained "The Scourge of "God," approached the city with army of 500.000 men. Pope Leo the Great went out to meet him unattended by troops. His mild eloquence disarmed the indomitable chieftain and induced him to retra"e his steps. Thus hv saved the city from-pillage and the people from destruction.' The same Pone I. co also confronted; Oenserie. and al though he could not this time protect Rome from the plunder of the soldiers he saved the lives of the citizens from slaughter. Such acta as these were nat urally calculated to bind the Roman peo pKe more strongly to the Popes and to alienate them from their nominal- rulers. In the esrly part of the eighth cen tury Io Isauricus. one of the succes sors of Constantino on the imperial throne, not content with his civil author ity, tried like Henry VIII. to usurp sniritual jurisdiction, and. like the same Fnglish monarch, sought to rob the peo ple of their time honored sacred tradi tions. A civil ruler dabbling in reli gion is as reprehensible ss a dorsryman dabbling in politics. Both render them selves odious as well as ridicnlotis. The emperor commanded all paintings of our Savior anil His saints to be removed from the churches on the assnmotion that such an exhibition was an act of idolatory. Pope Gregory ,11. wrote to the F.mperor an energetic i remonstrance, reminding him' that "dogmas of faith are to le interiircted by th" pontiffs of the church and not by emperors." and begging him to spare the ; sacred paint in. Rut the pone's remonstrances and entreaties were in vsin. Tliis conduct of the emperor tended to widen still more the breach between himself and the Roman people. fCnntimn-d t Simdav Adv 3 bdLfSmdmmm No one receives anything gratuitously in this world don't be mixlcd by faluc allow ances. We believe that any sales policy which encourages the giving of fictitious values for used cars is ff injustice to the public. We wish to establish definitely the fact that the Buick Motor Company has never followed this policy rather has always based the price of its product upon actual costs and when costs come down corre spondingly reduced the prices of its cars to the public without any camouflage whatsoever. With AH Others did interest pervades thia department and I the growth is both steady and constant Strangers feel at home with us. Public! worship 11 a.m. Rev Officer will speak to toe jiawr chorch in the primary room! I We are helping orr younr people siTe! their problems with splendid results. The pastor will sneak in trie sud :tor;iim. Sut,- ject: "Divine and Human Estimates of Men." The Epworth league will con-! duct a wideawake devotional meeting st j :30 p m. Xo better place in the world' to spend a Sunday evening. At 7:30 1 p m. public worship. The theme of thai rseeond sermon on Mtmtn the Syrian win tie KelirtOQs bnostitutes. The I service will be evangelistic. The choir ! J wi?l furnish special music both morning 1 and evening. Public is welcomed to these services. Interest m the Wednesday evening meeunga is of a high order. Plan to be with us at 7:30 p ro. Classes onen to sll who come. Janior ehnv.k j cerotional meeting at 4:1 p.m. Thurs- aay. , Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal Fifteenth and Mill streets. David C. Hss sel. psstor Sunday January 29. services at 11 oarlock: Sunday-school st 12 Wednesday evening prayer service and Bible study. You are cordially welcome at these meetings. CHRISTIAN First Christian Center and High streets, J. J. Evans, minister. "Our Manner of Life" and "What is th Gos pel." are the topics chosen by the pas tor for he morning and eveninc ser mons. The music under the direction of Mrs. Wenger is being highly com H.entlCt' by large audiences Anthems bv s Urze chorus and violin 'numbers wit! be heard during the day. The Bible school hour is 9:45. The school coun cil has selected Dr. Epley platform sup erintendent for the year, a position he has efficiently occcpied for nesrly 20 yesrs The school is sctive and aking progress All will find a suitable class tinder competent instructors. T. K. Mc Croskev directs a large loys' depart ment which will have part in the pro grsm today. The young people in the senior C.K societv sre taking a fresh start, recently revising their enrollment end electing new officers. The state C K. convention is the urge for new rrove rients. Both intermediate and senior fcocietie meet at fi:HO. The ladie of the missionary society will meet in reg ular sesH'on next r'rk'ay attcrnoou at the chur-li f- Court Street Christian North Seven teenth and Court streets. Listen, what is the matter' You forgot to come to Bible school last lord's day. Remem ber, you are the loser Some day you wHI wish you had. -Now. be sure snd be there today or you sre going to cause us to lose oct in onr new goal set for this year. Sure, ymi are coming. I knew you would. Be on time. 9:45 a.m. Every member onzht to hear the sermon this morning: "How to Restore the Erring Christian." Volunteers will meet at the church 2 p.m. to form teams for visitation on the sick. Let all the young people that can come and help. Intermediate 5:30 p.m.. senior H:30 p m. Interesting meeting and something do ing. Christian endeavorers are inviteir to fill choir chairs during the preaching service. Kvangelistic messaee 7:30. "The Secret and Imminent Coming of Christ." Are yon interested. Then come hear this Biblical presentation. Tuesday evening is Bible school conference. Let all our workers be there with written reports. Mid-week school Thursday 7-9 i m. is growing in interest week by week. (Vime this week and enjoy the studies with us. Welcome, welcome, welcome, yon will hear if you come. R. L. Put nam, pastor. EPISCOPAL St. Paul's "The Little Chnrch on the Corner," Rev. II. D. Chambers, rector. Holy euchsrist at 7:30 a.m. Church school at 9:45 a.m. Lessons, the Christ ian nutnre series. Morning prayer and serron at 11 a m., subject. "The Almost of King Agrippi snd others." The ab sence of the rector in St. Paul's 4ay (Wednesday) prevented the celebration of that day, but the celebration will be on this Sunday instead of the regular day. At 6:30 p m. the young people are requested to meet in the parish room with a view to organising a voung peo pies' societv. which have been so suc cessful in other places. AH yorng people ere most cordially invited. Please re member that the church is situated at the corner of Chnrch and Chemeketa j streets, and all are moat cordially in vited. CONGREGATIONAL v First PonsTrewations l.ibertv sad. Center strett. . C. Ksntner. minister 10 a.m.. Sunday school with eTsse""fr sll sees under competent teachers. or mal training class for young ladies snd younjt men. Room for all who wish to come. frrowing school. . T Sfwle". snperintendent. 11 am.. "Cod's Chal lenge to the Church." a message for Christians. Everv member of the church should bo present. 6:30 p.m.. Christian endeavor, good meetings: come. 7:30 r. m.. "Refuges that Pail snd One That Never Fails." An interesting series of stereoptiron slides of interests to students of the Acts of the Apostles. I he sup cts will be "The Aets of the Apostles' Everybody invited. Central Congregational Nineteenth ad Ferry, Clayton .tudv. minister. Sundav si-hcol inc church combined service, in to 11:30 a.m.. Mrs. B. K. Edwards, sup erintendent. Special features of proeram riven by Mr. Stillman s eiass of hovs Sermon storv b'- nastor. ' Senior and in termediate Christian endeavor meeting at 6:30. Evening service of prsise sod worship, with sermon bv the nastor s 7 ".0 subject "The Heart ot tne mrie. Midweek service on Thursday evening st 7:?,0. Subject for the week. "Steward hin " Our members are always elf!:- to welcome those looking for a church home are invited to come and set ac quainted. FRIENDS South SaVm Frienls 'ioulh Coininer cil and Washnigton street. Nthan e.t,v rtr. 70t Sonth 2ls (.treet Our revival meetings are on. The cvan iri.r is irulv a liod sent man with a io' given mess'?, and the mith is tilling hold of the hearts Of the people. hun Av larrira, 11 am. and 7:HO p m rcl evenVn" I'rn"-'' ' "-""k 7 ::o Coo'l music and Rood sincinc. We want -to tome nnd sing with 1t 1 uedav rnnin the Smith fsmilV. whO il TC I'l" ini a meetintf with the Nnzarene,, of this ritv. will be with us to .:ni ni )ilv. If von have not beard thi-. nnivi -.I fiitv now is 'our oii;ortiinif n.-inember.' thev will be with u.s jovt one night. Bib'e school 0t." am t K. p i-i Walter S. Wris-ht. !-"Pcr intendent of Snndsr school. Hati 1 K c; cr presidenre i' E. Plan Advanced in Florida to Curb Reckless Drivers Who Hide Misdeeds JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Jan.. 27. The motorist who "presirfted in violating the local traftic rutps would suffer more than he who broke them infrequently if a novel plan invented by the police here to curb the "don't care" drivers i., put into effect. Violators would be rat-d lr. means of punch marks on regis tration cards v inch motorist- in Florida are requited to carry wij.:r them. When a motorist arousfcdj the ire of a traffic ofiicer through failure to Obey siguals or by cat ting of corners, the officer would dem md the driver's registration card and for each violation of the rules would punch it. F.very mo torist thus would carry his record with him and -when haledvJntf court the judges, would exariline the card and ascertain the num ber of times he had violated the law and been released with a rep rimand from an officer. The hardened offender would get the limit while the driver with a good record would bo dealt wIUi DRIB W CRY RECORDS SCORES HER 1 ?f'r w I r ? if ' v T f ft -V. J r ,;t5i , 1 - J ! 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