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Lnv Evening, July 21, 1923 THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD Page Three . f J Brvans W r . f .K Z t -I ) eekly Bible Talk M MATTHEW; THE PUBLICAN By William Jennings Bryan r . .hese Bible talks I am fcre&hh the ..Wantage nSl '" the atudy of the. f a nnf like other hord oi " - - tJ,n- KlSrSaV book is read men wo .,-., ...,. a laD3e tiLL,, uruo8e o refresht E Z ah some point of tnterr P 'nmi particular phrase. ipon ,rilh the Bible; new truths are Ltbs become more impressive, S members knew the value Jo and ' the. BiU Jkl be a waiting list of those ,lIlu. in the Rundav In oe ira"- j L grows on you as you study rUt pfcked out a pubhcon.for a hud lie kmvr vb"a Ile Jv a class that was held in. dis4 . " . ' ' '-iwi iblimnx (or tax gauieiero, w did not have an enviable renin he office offered great oppor , r the corrupt and the greedy . who accepted the office were .picion by the populace. , But u able to search the heart and , character. He was willing to tthew and His confidence was Matthew's Courage. ' ' . left all and followed Christ Ld more to leave -than some of that aitottliew gave up a luera Lm when he cast in his lot with fcur It required courage and ion ana Jiainews was cijuui w lements. to carried the accuracy of an It into the chronicling of the Id deeds of Christ. As some (said, ' tie 'etc everything out nd ink," and of these he made lllent use. . .,- - - the great cngiisn aivine. wno for a while in the . United las wisely poiniea out tent Smsecrates , to -aigner use tie those who become the ser-flod.- As swords are not -de- hut beaten into plowshares chanued from weapons of de- finto useful tools so men who rail to service take the powers hare ana turn tnem to. the Iscrvice. ' mime is mentioned only five the Nrw Testament. ... .- himself relates his call in a but a great deal is said .in words; Christ, invited him and M. In the next chanter. Mat in to himself in giving the the disciptes. Mark mentions sime way, as docs also Luke. Is Gospel and in Acts. Mark id telling ot nts call by Jeeus, m as -Leoi. .. . Mast Quoted Gospel..' l'ord spoken by Matthew is In the New Testament and yet ll is as often quoted as any Be Gospels, probably more tie- f only Gospel besides Lute's And as Jesus passed forth from thence, he sdiO a man named Matthew sitting at the receipt of custom, and he saith unto mm: t ollow me. And he arose, and followed him, : - And tt came to pass, as Jesus sat at meat in the house, be Hold many publicans and sinners came and sat down' with him and his diciples. . 1 s ; iMcn.te Pharisees saio it, they said unto his disciples: nny eateth your Master with publicans' and sinners?' 'But when Jesus heard that, he said unto them: fhey that be wlwle need not a physician, but they that are sick. -But go ye and learn what that meaneth, I will have mercy and not sacrifice; for I am not come to call the righteous, but sinners to Repentance. , . I IIL EFFICIENCY SCORES 88 PER CENT Washington, July 21. Air mail ser vice efficiency, measured by the Dumber of miles travelled with mail as compared with the mileage scheduled, was U0.73 per cent perfect the Fiscal year end ed June 30. "This figure, announced tor day by th Postoffice lhprtiant. tem pered with a percentage of Po.OJ the that, mentions the birth of the Saviour. Matthew nlso describes the flight iut-i Egypt and the return, . an incident in the life of Christ nowhere 0c recorded. He reproduces the Lord's pruper in the torm most tused. , , Mutt hews gives more fully than any of the other Bible writers the Sermon on the Mount incomparably the greatest of all religious discourses. , This sermon Christ emphasised the fact that He came ur(v.eiiin TpP tn.aeek amino sa thse wuo had wan- ' The .iip for nst Teor mlled tor dered away. - ' 1 1 ,5St,r5S miles of flying, and the pilots The Christian's Duty, ' j: jwere given speoiat instractiooa to take . Ami Is notithat also the duly of those no chances in nny effort to break rec who follow m Ilia footsteps? .While ords. . 1 , , ,i....io.ui it i.i l,e man'a ilutv in i Nevertheless in July, last year, they seek the kinsdqm. ,pf. God, He comimi- : covered !.S(I per ceut of nil the mile ally pointed .mit. (he after-work of ,Jlis 1 ago set for them: in August, MO per disciples'. They .were not to sit down and cent: September, iW.oO per cent: October rst; they wero -to so about doing ood. ,KJ )er cent; November, 115.2 per Thoao.wlio would; imitate the .Master cent; Peccmber, itl.M per cent : .Tunu- imusi find pleasure, iu rescuing sinners I ary, -u per cent: r enruary, i-r t:.. riii. ..;, ,.,w.l il,..u .i,a int: Mnrrh. ner cent: April, know it not. .. , .. Jm.sk per cent: .May. mure per cent; ami Christ did not fear contamination June, 09.21 per cvnt. no on,, need fear contamination who hae For other years the approach to per a iiirKsage to deliver. . i feaJtioiV in the air mail servi was To illustrate: it is safe to put the! shown to linve been 1VUW per cent in nor.zlo of a hose in a muddv pool because ' IMS, 01.35 in 1010, 73.04 in 1IVJ0, and wuiiau theories explain the birth of man. TU i the a(eaiet of J'rofcwior Robert Licensier, a bacteriological ei rt, who thus explaios the mysterious epidemics of grip, which nearly every year sweep the world with, changiag manifestations. "Sdence has iliseffirercd m.my thots saud microbes and thero are 10,000 known diseases thts microbes of whiefr are unkuown," said Professor Liceusier ia tt speech here. "Hut the great danger is that any day there may be evolved some new and frightful disease by the evolution nnd propagation of microbes into a new species.'' . . I have just put up another-hundred of -these finp shell rnn glasses to e sold at $4,00 complete. Come in and select a pair to; suit you. , Watts Optical Parlors : 790 Willamette St. LW! - ire notl"us ,I1,n hu.",i,n the hose is comeel with a reservoir , in lim, heart '.hat can be of anv treat benrfit to !f . j ... ...... 1 i ... K4 V" 0! ',U,h'S .renr'"hV horb'the inco.e1 hrist, after Ilia crucifixion nnu res- y the bringing of souls to Christ, ho ii V . coiiimuiMou siu Cnn go anywhere without danger. be founil elsewhere the moral codo of 7f .i ?' .CO,n,,,u ls,!te',l ,8 On this very subjest, as imwh as any the Great Teacher. Each one of the! Beatihtd.; Is a ser mon in itself; each has bnj the basis cf many sermons. They are so full of meaning and so suggesti" of iliustra- t.ons aml present-day applications that out and "teach all nations," and they ' .i i0. ,.,..o ran he noticed in were to teach "all" that Christ had the n,anner of both the minister and the commanded them. And ChriM. with all lavnian. it is not necessary to be of the power in His hunds all power In hoav- worHi jn onler to be iu the world. On cn and earlh promised to be with item ,, Mntf, it is onij- by being in the even unto the cud of the world. . worui thai Christians can help bv pi t's word "all' IS Used ilCle four ,! Tlin fhrialinn in fnnuiuiiulx! in Microbe Evolution Makes New Diseases i iPai'is, July 21. Microbes of new dis eases are being created doily by the same process of evolution by which Dar- erS3vrmonVhUaiter fe.4 J?'.ort. breadth '.iis lig'ht shiner and a shining light is von- n(W -.1.1..... l....7..-:T. "' . V"""1 auusiuuiea lor II. year after year, without becoming ino- lUHUUUUS. la the concluding verses of th l of no vnhio eiev- liurkness. except to illuminate the Jt was in Tending thr-e nassase. in1,.. , c"Tcr ot, u , . r-Y" "nl . , 1 clubs that are being organized in Matthew ttat I was imnrenM as lad ml,c,itul "'"V"1 "" by,C,bn5 !U " tics "re- emphasUns , the not been before, witt the us'- that Christ .1',',bSr d nre 'T7 'i' -ftu0'h: thought of co-operation. Each of these made of the word "All" , S cr l"3 coul?rt ""s appeal clbs has n member of who represents smallest w. rds in our lantunw and vol L ". Z 5""'," . ' "a the .ministry and the elutis are showing ii.. ,,,,,..1 , 1 "7 v " ihjvu Jiuiuncu UJ U UlU L'UUlU'JllllK "i the iUQt comnrehensive, One Ltttie Word. ( In the twenty-second chapter Christ- nuuuuuues ine nrac greut commanduient. limit atious. Sitting With Sinners. tin vrtiuc of the presence of the minister, while1 the minister is getting n beUer a-' dei-stnndinc of his problem by this intt- It Wan brought out by a question pro- riches of the Gospel of Matthew; we iviiuucu uy u mwyiT tor me uurnoso ot uut piuss on iu ine secouci iiijukuii But it is impossible to exhaust the m,itL' contact with the everyday world, Hidden Virtues. This lesson will be applied in many entrapping the Saviour. When the Phar- presented by the lesson, namely, Christ's ways by those who study it. It leaches us anew Christ's power to search the heart and to discover the priceless, man- isees found that other questioners had communion with publicans and turners. oeen Oiscomtltted bv the ronhpA mmlA h - it is not neccssorv to liiako ouv x the . Master. one nf tliom . 'a ln.paH c.iise for iho Snvinnr'u nctinn. Thn tixt lv virtues that aro soinetimes hiddtn be. as'tci nini saying -Master, which is ih - "ays that "many publicans nnd sinners hind a very uninviting exterior. Out of great commandment in the law? ' came and sat down with him and His a publican came inestimable service. "Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt lovo disciples in -Matthew's house. It would This lesson, too, ought to give us an the Icrd thy Outi with ail thv heart, (;( not hare'been courteous for the guest io enlarged aiipredation of the value of the with nil thy soul and will all thy mind, quarrel with his host about the clinrac- (lospcl of Matthew; nud it tenches us a .. ' This is tin prat and great commauu- I ter of those whom ho permitted to enter, very practical lesson, .namely, the rendcr- icenl."..t .... . , , ,Aud it might have been difficult -to 'K of service to thoso. who need our , Here we have the word "all" used ' classify the publican- nnd sinners by hell) tho sick and the lost, three times nil th i,f oil ti, H,.i tbnr ani,rnn, punmtk'. thi, sin- The vouiie nccil suidance that they and all the mind. What other word could , ncrs. It would be rather risky today for may bo lid in the right way. and thus I Christ have nseil in n.iu ,.,.;., nne tn v,, int., a uniul rni hermir mwl avoid the loss of t uuc and the suffering Any word of limited meaning nny attempt to classify men according to involved in correction , uf . mistaKes that , worn .less compreaensive tnan the word ineir. sins .wiinouc imiinnie acquainiance "wi w "all" would have made this command- with the individuals. Sometimes it takes must be sympathetic towartls those ,wha more than noiuaintance Hoinetmics we i uy me waysiue. uun un-u 10 ut have to wait for the courts to act before helped to their feet., or brought , back we arc sure. . , into the paths from which they strayed t Christ: was: not afraid -to mingle with -in momenta of weakness,,' ,. , . .. sinners. He gnvo a ready answer to His , .Matt.hews exhibits Christ m the role critics two answers, in fact, which have of a helper, that role winch every Chris passcil. into common use "They that be ,'n "n and should assume if he is io he whole need not a physician, but they that n follower of tho meek and lowly Snv-nre-sick" and, "1 am not conic to call lour. .. . ., -, . ; j , the rightcons but sinnerfl to repentnnce."'!' (Copyrigiit,-3i)23, T)y , " In J(ie parable of The. Ixist hoep, ' r i The Kepu' lie Syndicate. , , . ment ridiculous, ,. God not only requires a whole hearted, whole-souled, nnd whole-mimlirl nvn hut any less thun all would leave a vucuniu in neart and soul and mind that would be filled by -some opposing force. There cnn be no divided allegiance; God must wine first His claims tin I .'unmount. , ,, , - i." .' :..v- ) i..Tl Overflowing Heart. ,....-. . ,And how .inn a heart overflow unless HERE TO WORSHIP SUNDAY rV LUTHERAN CHURCH pixth avenue and l'carl street, bred, pastor. Sunday school ,n., uutn ixiinertson, . superm- .uornmg worsnip- 11 a.m., in, Iiev. O. K. .Anderson of Oreenn. will nlpnrh . thia Come and hear his meflsaire. fck p.m. the Luther League a very good program, Ruth i leaaer. Choir practice every 8 p.m., Gertrude Clare, direc- METHODIST EPISCOPAL - CHURCH Walters, minister. ' The feer- f morning will be rrcached by pit who is in Eugene in attend- meeting of the, 1'resbyterian I the eveninp n nninn mpelinor Id at the Presbyterian church. me aay will be under ithe f John Stark Evans. A union the Knwnrth TiDfia nnA lki J in the Auto Camp and will IP. J. Bartholomew. ilUONT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 15th Avenue, ennti and Villnrri Ny school at 0:45 a.m. Mrs. f. superintendent. Dr. Gerrit secretary Christian Board of will give a talk tt the chil. Ihe school is dismissed. The Of till nW oAAltinn .jll tolrA f,f o'clock, with the following """it or i-raise,- oy uouty, Moore and Mr. T.. T, -Os- P"ry of the Church, Key. "'"; vmen tne Uetes of the ,,".' Knnpp: Dedication eer nm. c. n... aii K Kairmount and others inter- luurcn are invited to attend. REGATI0NAL CHURCH o oarneiton, Vf. H. U. Daxtnr K,m.i.. ...A, i tt I . . "un, H.UUUI r ntng Worship 11 a.m. The raorning will be brought by delegates to the Presbyterian i. ioik in ine city, a I1"! sunt hv the M!on rrnn 's.ing in the city. The pastor are away, on their holi- T to,nf K. , i r., ur winy scrvipes iu i tmd the later part of Au- i, """najr scnool session fv morning at 10 o'clock. In BdreM Btfafa M- Douglas CT?lrCHR,s " P'TQtnr ia.. -. . . , , b ."T,"1. .! o ernes ; fcv. u , l"umoniai meeting F. Surniiy ,ehool at 0:45 a.m. Sv.-M, " room 312 McMor- k.-l vc , "ouning. corner ot .'"'"III streets, is open f I' ' Hiindsy, holidays, from " it ni 'n, t :i . irll ThP "'b f krri,. '"'"-" io auena tne frr and Tlsit.thf reading PRjCr.c i p"rttand will 'P'V.at ir o'clock. and German at- 3 o'clock; Sunday school every- Sunday at 10 o'clock. Everybody welcome. FAIRMOUNj; CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Corner li tit and Columbia. . streets, E. M. Patterson, pastor. An open air service will be held in Hendrick's Park next Sunday evening at G:30, sharp, in stead of at the church. lVie morhiug services at the usual hour in the church. The morning theme is, "A Man Who Was Out of Harmony with God." In the park nt 0:30 p.m. the theme will be, "The "World's Greatest i Wonders." it- is . a messnge of interest to all. The entire, sorvico will be over by dark. Sp?nd the evening in the park. and. stili-ttttend church. Come and enjoy, a service in the open air. i , BIBLE STANDARD MISSION . Corner Pearl and Seventh street," Rev.' Harry K. R. Neat, , pastor, Alfretta Wood, assistant. Meetings every 'litres day and Ifriday 8 p.m. Tarrying meet ing on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Sunday meetings: Sunday school at 00 a.m., evangelistic preaching at 11 a.m.,1 Crusaders meeting at 0 p.m., and evan gelistic preaching at 7:30 p.m. During the absence i of. Her. Neat, the pulpit is being filled by J. It. Conlee of Ixw An geles, California, who is known as tho converted infidel. Everybody .is invited to these meetings. f - EMMAUS LUTHERAN' CHURCH ..'On. Second avenue west-near Blair boulevard, Henry Iverserr,- pastor. Sun day school at 10 o'clock, L. N. Miller, superintendent. Morning worship at 11 o'clock.., ..There will b no services Sun day evening. The Indies Aid Society will meet 'Thursday afternoon nt the home . of; - Mrs. A. Hamineriokscn. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at the home of iM'r. and Mrs. T. H. Ove, 1755 Second avenue, west. ' On. Wednesday t evening the -Luther League will have an ice cream social at Miller's Grove, be I ginning at 8 o'clock, to which all are I invited. . I ! 1 ruimru nc nnn ' Third .and. .Monroe , streets. - Sunday school .10 a.m., Edward Feglca,, superin tendent. Classes for) all ages. Itegular preaching services at 11 a.'ni.1' Subject: 'Showers.-of - Blessing.". Text Ezek. 34SiJ. Owing to the fait that the pastor and a large delegation from the church have gone to the annual Stale t'ainp meeting at Woodbtirn, Oregon, there will be no younc ueoide's pieetings nor eve ning preaching services until Sund:y. August tltb. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eleventh and Oak streets, E. V. Stl crs, pastor. At the morning servin' ' Iti.uclinot eeiey, wuo is nu,ci im,uU, iof the Portland Presbyterian Extension work, will oring ine incssusv. lev is one of he speakers of the Presby terian Svnod which is now in session here. .The chorus chrr under thtdirce ?. . . . it uf..., -:n lion oi iror. v. ii- "The Lord, God Omnipotent: Iteigneth. J The nnion serricjj ln0th eveamg. wih lw heM a5.HK- restrai .rresayienuu thiirob with Ur. ,i. S Ilolf "f I'hiliV delphia as speaker". .IV BA'S . . begins nt 0:45 under the leadership of 11. Claude Gray. The endeavor societies meet in the evening at 7 o'clock, closing in time for the nnioa services. A wel come is extended to all who may care to enjoy these services with us. CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN Tenth and Pearl streets. William Moll Case, pastor; Bruce .1. Giffcn, University pastor. Church school at 9:45 a.m., classes for all ages. Summer visitors in town cordially invited. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Dr. Cleland B. McAfee of MeCorniick Seminary, Chicago, will be the speaker of the morning. Dr. Mc Afee's last pastorate before he took his present chair in McCorinick was the laifayette Avenue Presbyterian church, Brooklyn, N. i.t nt one time the largest Presbyterian church ia the world. . We are fortunate in bavir.g Dr. McAfee with us.- Special afternoon service at 3 o' clock with addresses by ltev,- N. P. Pat terson, pastor of the First Presbytqrian church f Noftji Platte, Neb., and ltev. 1L L. Bowlby, D. D., secretary of'. the Committee- on Sabbath ; Observation of the General Assembly -of the Presbyter ian church.- This scrvico -is- iwider. the auspices of the synod. The Young Peo ples' societies huve a rally .meeting at this church at 7. p.m., under the. direction dt ltev. Jackson L. Webster, 'pastor of the First Presbyterian JchilrHhi Kend, Oregon. United service at ,S o'clock; the spenker will be Dr. .W. R. Holt, l. D secretary of the Board of . Minis terial Relief nnd Sustcntation, and Mrs. Charles W. Williams, secretary ofj the North Pacific district i of the Woman's Board of Foreign . .Missions. . Special music at tiiese services. Attention is also called to the special Communion Services at Central church at 8:.'10 Sun day morning. Dr. If. L. Bowmun of Part land in charge. .. ' . Jofforson Street Chapel. . ? Sabbath school at ii p.m. for ail ihe children of the neighborhood under.. tho direction of MrsA,J.,G.. Stevenson, super intendent. Everybody is cordially in vited. , , Timely Recipes For the ' Busy Housewife. ; asuasMnasasHHMJ To sh' 11 peas add about the . same quantity of boiling water, allowing one fourth teaspoon of salt and one-half teaspoon of wignr Io each cup of water. Simmer gently until tender, then add n teaspoon of butter just before serving. Buttered Beets. , Wash beiMs iiud rank In ' ff iling wnter until tenrh-r. Drain, plunge in cold wa ter and remove the skinr. Cnt in cubes.. Kcheiet in a double . boiler, adding tojlt and a, tablespoon -of butler. j Scalloped Onloat. - y Peel and siicx onions. uiout iailf, an iff r-h lliickncss. Put a layer of onions n a buttered baking disii or tatssrr,lp; casn with salt, dot with bstter land JrHae with flour. Continue" in layers until all the onions are used. Corerwith the ;iilk or l'iling water: cover ani! jnk; ii a moderate oven until' tersler. ibout oncl:4":r k or reheat co'-ked onions. . Quick eabhage. ChopaciiMiBge very flm. 1'lunge.lnto boiling a-jt'f and boil rapMly for rfif 'een riiiuiites. lirain. season with salt ptlif.Cr and a title bui'er. " , Spiaach, ' tltnire .'ro.ts'from spVieh. Wash iT-rf fti in'sevil-al aij-rs. Ihn pouj iLl.watirovrt- l1 ia-s. This vauses .tiv rf'uaii f Ui i' A the bottom of jtj'.psK. f'hu-e ,')! in.a klt!J :: . with -a teaspoorj or salt and cook until tender, in its own juice, having tho fire low and lifting occasionally to prevent burning. Drain, chop fine and add sea sonings of salt, pepper and butter. Re heat and garnish . with slices of hard cooked egg. Cooked in this manner, all of the valuable salts are retained. If . the spinach, is old and rather tough it may be necessary to use about a cup ful of boiling Water. :'.' , . Creamed Spinach. ., iJTor two cupfuls of cooked - chopped spinach allow one cup of well-seasoned niedium whits -sauce and add, avdash of nutmeg, - : ,- . - " - . .Tlio subjects f announced at the Big Tent Auditorium for - this coming week are us follows: . ,',.;. .,- . ' MONT. "Vt'lio are tho An gels! Are they our- dead friends? ; TIjK! Is tliere si personal devil f If so,, who ia rc siioiiKihlo iW his exis tence? , ... ,i . WKI. Siiiriiiuilism.". '. l'o the dead mitnally appear to the liviii?-"' . ;M'i1,' TI I'l J I X.- Vrlin t, ' when fancl" where is.liellJ ' PHf. Divine 'healinff. 'Jliv; song servit'o bpgins 7:43. "each uvenniif .-execiit SntuI'day 'rest niid't.' . The attendenjef has 'been regular at the teift iftiS a grent dtial fif appreciation has been expressed for fheso' iViblical sulijec'is. ) t, TpiRTEETja ANDOAK' mil. IHE SCHOOL that never closes ENROLL MONDAY for ; Stenographic, ..Bobklceop--'- in or . . General Business Course . 6r - Arrange for Special . .- Work.-,.,.. , Eeasonablo Bates. Efficient Instruction. Ask for Catalog. S EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE A.' E. ROBEBTS, .... president. Eugene, Oregon why we recommend the LANG RANGE HnHB LANG STOVE is a result ot years of expert. I mental work and study ot fuel conditions and neat fag problems. .It's construction enables it to cut fuel. costs to m minimum. Manufactured o th . finest material obtainable, its lasting qualities and durability re second to none, Tke HOT. AIR DRAFT and the HOT BLAST SMOKE BURN ING principle are original LANG features and ; are embodied in every LANG Range manu factured. - : i' - " ' - 1 - v-i-'i 1 ; " t CHMtfit'S BARGMN STORE .vf: Laas' Cousy ,Di5Wbutors 63 west tn I i-'.-f -t jraorM -ai' - .-' ... I- r.-V Hftl.1 Si v 1 1 . .II! ' ': The Genie of the Wires Aladdin summohed j&e feeiiie of, the lamp, attel any wish was immediately gratified,' " ' 1 ' " " ; . At your command there ia the genie of the v&xes. He will take your voice instantly without regard to distance wherever you "may desire to send it. You are familiar with the conveniences of , local telephone service, hut have you "ever thought , of the pleasure or, profit available in the use of the longdistance lines? ' The genie pf te lamp was the servant of a single individual. . The genie of the wires will respond to the call of every telephone user. - . ;J Every Bell telephone is a Long Distance station, , I . o e Atid lelegmph.ikjogan - V
