Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 19, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 17, 1920 Page: 6 of 8
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foreign uiIimIoii aervice, who ^Jm
been filling tlie position of Recreation
«1 Secretary of Travl* Street Methlio*
di«t, Church hew.;ite.jtti|e
week*, spoke at the 11 o'd
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above the a veralie level?
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to worship a
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ter because yon 1 clologv and a
"ng o teut a don, nation? No. for
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of >:r;jwtb
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to bfe growing
are thousand*
•omen entering
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seeking the sal-
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religion to Htttir-
lug baa happened
wfwber-
acciunulatlon
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botae bullet
ownership. Thla- is hardly
tliau is
induces tiie man
to atMrc bbt money by imt-j
interest in such eouipau-
Htloii that ereu-l
the Interest and principal will
it him or lier to achieve the
ownership ambition. Thla Is a
worthy ambition, none pnhipal
lore exulted, and It woubl.be the!
thought of /The Democrat to re-
upon aueb worthy luadtutioaajM
Travla.'Slfr* Cl «
are day. dosing her engagement
iKTMiia- church, preparatory to jetur
H,,..,; I'" , 1" l r 8n.«teJ
talk, aha spoke an /ollowa; ;
"The Maud of the desert lit sudden red,
over made
by Christ. not a thing has taken plaee
borne and abroad there' to weaken one of Chrl*t'8 principle*.
uius#be earefnl adjustm^^'lastw.vn Christ was never more ueeeaaary than
teiif ,<,u^nH uil<1 spiritual efficiency, Why today. There lie atauds more power-
Iirnli d<M** t)10 Mission Board almost a polo-i ful than all the rent, strong among the
H" glsse-fot- making the standard w> bigbVjwcok, eretft among tbe fallen. HRleui
Wby^lM it afraid of dl«cr>aragiiig Urn, anionic tlw defiled, living among the
very meu and women It In so aiaW«| dcMiC
to have go? . ( "Jctim cnirlur dor'Uord, and It 1«
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Okla„ Ang. U.—frank .Ben-
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"Im it not the eluireii Iuih .up .to you and me th pliy np. play Up
to ' HHHhaiiiiige
eaeh riH-at
falletl to ajiply a Hjihlttja! standard to" and play the game fp'r lliui."
Wi .l Wtfli th.. vt'Hl < f • fciiuire that' trulliM each of It* nieinhers
Red with ®e wreck of n, that ... .. , ow, _rt4i. .
it, while filing t nltcbe In coin-
ity life tkat ia neceawa ry, The
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it feels Just at thb< crttlcal pe-
iu the development 'of Hherman
Ntrennpn^ meaNureH are heeea-
to provide tiomea for pmpMim
eitlxena. riilenx tblx ran lie done,
Im no good reason to expect that
will come. Entirely too much
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lucky individual concluden
ca t hlM dewtiny with the best city
in Kofth
An wbm Veiuai'kwl to the«e cojumnn
other day, what ia needed ^and
neetled now, 1* a strong bonne build-
ing corporation, with ample capital to
finance the construction of approxi-
mately ten dwelliugH each month.
With co-operation of the material
dealers add contractors, these houses
fin be erected at coat, pins a legiti-
mate (not exorbitant) profit, and sold
to the home owner on the same plan.
It Will be fonnd a simple proposition
once an earnest effort Is made to put
this plan into effect and It will mean
more to Hherman than any movement
that can lie undertaken at thlM time.
.. . ■ witit'1 love la always
thai they also ate called to develop ju, f|m|x it necessary to hcav on birf
God'fc klngiVim in ami through ami 0wn^button#". >; r ;
along with their necewairy tasks, 1
it's mission will be more rightly tfMfcj A ^ycr i« „i|p W|K>
hat you Adrofwlfi^
Tlie Kiittilligs janiined and the colonels
dead, '-r;/" V ■
"".SdSSP* ** ,Tlv"1' T"" •* <"'■ whil'Toa'miSn
Tie riror of <lo)l'h bU« iidiimnl It. «* '• WPS * ,on .'I Smu.
i.....irl , -j so much .easier for them to live cloae *i.. '
a.wi v^«ia..rf*. fn* mi,i iwmi.^a -1 to Uod tban It 1s/or tw. and then siano '
nam? Iof ## whn ttte linking of xoing
But the voice of a school boy raUlea'j""' k,.. k,'?.!T
"Play up. play up, and play Uie'"hou,f 1 *f There is nothiiig that I
' 4T^# g.- 'can do. Let Us look al a few of t| e
*dci
Tulsa, 'p,
ryrf proprietor of a plmnbln* shop at
.\ev\ klrl.. iikla,, has bee® identified as
Frank Henry Peter*, head of a family
of Kev«Hi. cetildtog la this city, who left
his home in tiairfield. « Ark.. In ISHIHj
with a large sum of money apd np
whereabouts was never known until
August 1< . 102t>.
The lust the family i'nevc ot peters
was wheu he left G; rfleld ami came;
ip Oklahoma where he formerly llve<l
to collect some accounts due. Tills ho
did and also "0I<1 a team of horae* at 4
Blackwetl. From there he started to
Yiulta but m-verva^rlvetl. It Is pre-
sitiued that; he was rclibed and liN
mind rendered a blank by a blow on'
the bead. I^ter I'et^rs was injured
In a t/aln wm-k and the only relic
■<rf -mucin lira pee left him was the
mime of Frank Henry.
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REAL ESTATE AND CITY RENTALS
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' fciayin* tlie rlglit thlftg at the right'
time Is equivalent to keeping your
you say things mouth abut, wheu you have nothing to
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ARCHITECTS
tpime.
j . I Hues of work neetled.' Tlie teacher of
' "Am I liwtk nut on ilie neot.lc .if the 11,1 from Kindergarten to col-
Christ la 11 world t.slay, I want tp place! nJj^
tlu'ui In two divisloiis. those who , f^l 'i'Y Jnusie and place for pli.\sicl-
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across sens and those who stay at,*11M U"11' uurses; in all the InduMtries.
that Could
If you are afflicted with eczema,
tetter, erysipelas, -ringworms, plm-
,plcs, .acne, caiy eruDtions, boils,
irritations of the iKnv or other
similar disorders, you need not
expect any relief from local
~applications, an
diseard their tu
will be on the road to rec
provided you svill ftly upon ms
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same Master that those abroad ai
In every nee retfgtob must htand
test of spcial efficiency. The js r
who has ^po adj.tst his religion
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An effort to mluee the prltw of lee
to e<iusniAers hi several Texas cities
lias precipitated merry war between
the Federal authorities and the Ice
maiiufuctnrers and dealers, the fight
at tlie present time Is'lug merriest in
Ordered by United States District
Attorney R. R Taylor to put the price
from 80 cents a hundred to 0T ciuts,
Or ftice charges of profiteering, a con-
siderable number of Dallas manufac-
turers, declaring tluit the lower price
woubl mean loss of money, have sus-
pended deliveries, and hundreds of
Dalfas homes are without Ice. Cer-
tain of these manufacturers refused
longer to make platform deliveries to
the people, and the situation has
reached the showdown stage.
.The Federal authorities are stand-
ing pat oil their-orders, however, con-
tending that the new price Is fair to
the Ice Interests and the ( consumers,
and have gone a step further by or-
derUig the suspending factories to re-
sume distribution of lee. Whether or
not that order will lie obeyed should
be determined soot), probably lias been
determined by this hour.
T|ta-sltnation is of State Interest. Iii
It is Involved equities, - alike to the!
consuming public and to the produ
cer of an essential commodity. Com
parattve figures have shown
lee Is' Wing sold iu other cities at a
price lower than that which Is asked
In Dallas, ami the Federal contention
is that tin cost of material and lalsir
Is no greater In Dnllas than else-
where in Texas. There was warrant
undoubtedly for Federal probe of the
situation there, as in Fort Worth aijid
Wichita Falls. The price reducing or-
der wiiw drastic, undoubtedly. It
Sh&Uld lie followed by a most sweep-
ing Investigation, In order that exact
Jtttifice may be meted otit.
If there Is any power In the law
ft Should protect the |s ople against
further unwarranted raise In the
price of essentials. , Hut It Is not de-
sirable that the law put the let' man-
ufacturers out of business through
unjust application. If they are prof-
iteering, of course, the people can af-
ford and would lie willing to go with-
out ice for a time, until the business
could lie imt upon a square and equi-
table basis. The upshot of the fight
In a city like Dallas may lie that all
SUEZi We usually speak «T those wboj J« ur ®'i m apl ovaiwcUsi j - work. - Ko
go as called, we speak of ministers as ,£« " ** ** b#re Mil same problems at
jhtot-do we tfttok of a person as fjN*. a,,'| "broad, and we at home are
called, but do we think H"a^rSdg'asi yt'^Wg y ; fame reHgHm^4ho
yer, merchant or teacher?
"Vceatlon has lost much of the sac-
redness of the original meaning. We
hear people speak of ouuxlioosbig ills
vourtno as though we coul#« choose
that to which' we are called.
We are right 5u applying the word
voi tlou'to ull the woric Christians do
in response to Cods' guidance, but we
should not. leave out the original Im-
plication of the word that Cod has a
purpose for every, oue of His children.
That you do uot recognise the vo-
cation as a call for God does not mean
that Ite lias no place for you. Consci-
ously or unconsciously (iod la girding
you for some specific work In the do-
ing of which you 'will find your high-
est self,' realisation and the world will
receive Its greatest service.
ut there are some «f us who feel
Weil and search to knqw with sure-
ty Just what God would hove us do
WW^tAen we are willing to be led.
No wonder some of its ire blind and
confused, we are like a wireless receiv-
ing station with the cohere left out.
meaningful wave* come • again aud
again but wc 1mv«-(M develops the
capacity <0 hear spiritually and so the
message Is lost. It.requires practice
for the sailor to develop skill in sens-
ing objects on the sen in order to de-
termine whetlier or uot It is a hostile
craft- does if not, all the'more ntinire
piactice to acqnire ability to ianiiie
Jlod'iirtftpecihHi In our H*es^^-'*JJ
SKIN DISEASES
;u eofSr5-S.
I;S. S. is one of the most satis-
factory reooedies for diseases , of
the skin because it goes direct to
M|! pe(at of the trouble, and by
cleansing the blood 0i all impuri-
ties and disease germslft keeps thej
skm free form Infection, and re-
stores it to Its normal healthy eon*
.... sooner youJditton;--
the sooner you For free Expert medical advica.
to Chief Medical AdyiseJ
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Gsu
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f ANNOUNCE. THE OPENING OF THKIR OFFICES AT <
510-311-512 M. BUILDING,
- gHEftMAK TEXAS. -4
Graduates In tliev Sclmoi of Architecture of Uie William Marsh
Rice Institute. . •
Having studied and worked under William Ward Watkln. Texas
Representative of Crgrn and Ferguson, Netv York and Lo^on,
Architects of national repute;
• - Havltig served with tb'"„,American Expeilltlouary F« rces. IJius
Isdug ifterded the opportuiiity of studying European Arhitecturo
ut the'Art Training iJentre, BeMevue, Paris, Franco ;
Having obtained the services of the well established firm of C.
D; Hill & Co., Dallps, afe insulting Architects; ' " :
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They feci no licfftaricy fn requesting your patronage and cor-
dially ijivitc yon to visit their rooms.
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thnt we ftiast use «> ttm
able to khOW and s<«e wh^ii to branch
out Into something new. No one else
knows, no one else cau recognize the
guidnrtco that comes from God, and
so if we as Christians, think of our
work as a vocation, as something to
wbiCh we have Imn called of <Jod,
tlM'Ut the same standard of consecra-
tion and character should be exjieeted
of «H. r-
"^Tlie spiritual qualifications of for-
eign missionaries baVe been carefully
worked out. We are right in placing
a very high standard for one who Is
to be an ambassador or the church to
foreign peoples, but. we are wrong In
tacitly admitting that any less exact-
ing standard should control a mem-
l er of tlie same church at home. If
people of the shop and farm and office
regard themselves as called of God, If
their work is part of the kingdom
work, then they require spiritual
qualifications also. The foreign mis-
sionary is told thut he must have a
character to demonstrate the power of
I'hrlst in the individual life. Are you
fearless ehmi^h to put yourselves ab-
solutely In the hands of God to be
used as lie will regnj;d)c*£ of the
cost.'/ Missionaries are wsrmnl that
people are ready to have their bodies
tfahnl for and to be helped materially
and so there, as here, the missionary
is tempted to give the people what
they desire rather tluin what they
need.
"Then also missionaries must guard
against spiritual indolence* mere for-j
ma Illy of service; weakening of moral ]
fiber and tone; degeneration of Ideals
that* for self and others.
I "Are you living a life that Is 011 the
average plane, doing what everybody
clqs does or are you following your
best ideals, so that you definitely clash
with some of the unworthy habits arid
social life about yon? Will your town
K&T HffilWARI
The Terrible Paint in Back and
Side*. Cardni Gave Relief*
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There's no other drink that's just like Orange
Squ^ze; that's as .true to nature; that
tickles the taste and "reaches the spot" with
everybody who sips a sparkling glass.
lade From Choice Sweet Oranges
Orange Squeeze is made from fresh, ripe
sweet oranges, the famous Louisiana Sugar-
cane sugar, and other things as wholesome
and harmless. -
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Try a bottte any-
where soft drinka "
are sold. Order a
ease for home use
and delight the
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Ice factory may - be cltrssed as a public
utility and subJei'tHl to regulation
along with other'utilities. That fall*
I"-owned lee plants may bo
necessitated. * **
The spendthrift habit Is hard to
breat. so start your £-feoy to saving,
and when he/ is old he will not ikhiI
to liorrow iiuiikx t. v( .;
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admitted he l !an ex-cOnvlch
ild society owed lilm another
Ue seems, howeverto have
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Marksville, Ia—Mr«. Alice Johnson,
of this placcj writes: "For one year I
suffered with an awful misery in my back
and sides. My left side was hurting me
all the Ume. The misery was something
awful.
I could not do anything, not even sleep
at night. It kept me awake most of the
night... I took dlffeieot medicines, but
nothing did me any good or relieved me
until 1 took Cardui.
I was nbf able to do any of my work
for one year and I got worse all the time,
was confined to my bed off and on. 1 got
so bad with my back that when 1 stooped
down I was not able to straighten up
again ... I decided I would try C4rdui
. . By time I had taken the entire bottle
I was feeling pretty good and could
Ptmlghten ttp and my pains were nearly
all gone.
I shall always praise Cardui. I con-
tinued taking It until 1 was strong and
well." If you suffer from pains due to
female complaints, Cardui may be just
what you peed. Thousands of women
who once suffered in this way now praise
Cardui for their presevt good health.
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