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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-10-12

Says give me faith alone and I'll
get there. Faith with out work
is dead Jas. 2.17 even so faith is
dead being alone).
Another says give M plenty
of water and [ get there Don't
you know that Noah got the new
world by water, and that is fig
ure. And yet another clinches
it by saying am one OF the Elect
and IN get there. So we see
there is confusion as to how to
reach heaven.
1t was the sons of Adam here
that was separated (Deut. 32-8)
and Gen. 1882 tells it was Noahs
sons. The question arises in
the MIND of the truth seeker why
was the geneology of Cain given
now let's read Gen. 3-15 And I
will put enmitn between thee and
the woman and between thy seed
and her seed. This is what
caused Eve to say (Gen. 4.D l
have gotten man from the Lord
And YER. 25 For God said she
hath appointed me another seed
instead of Abel when Cain slew.
s. when the flood come aud WHIP
eG Cain and all of his geneo]ogy
out, there was no further use for
his geneo'ogy, the promised seed
would not come through that
line. Now we see the geneology
Of Noah back to Adam, then of
Noah's three sons Shem is select
ed, and TIE Others are droped
about the tine Abraham is sell
ccted, Tneu when Ishmaej was
born. Was be the promised
seed? No, he was a type of
children, that are subjects of law
c born after the fleshly law.l
Then Isaac was the one through
whom the promised seed should
come. Then E,au and jacob
We're born and Jacob was select.
ed.
To be continued.
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VERACRUZ MO.
E. J. Chambers.
Continued fro m CREssET No. IS

Matt. 81 But wien he saw
many of the Pharisee s and Sad
ducees come to lis baptism he
said unto them O generation of
vipers who hath warned you to
flee from the wrath to come.
Now you see these were of the
formed man, and are called
generation of vjp ers.
John 6,44 Ye are of your faith
CIR the dew and the lusts of your
father We will do;
Now we see that these children
were of the formed man, and yet
their works were of the dev,l:
they were called the children of
the devil. When Cain fed from
the presence Ct God and went
over into the land of Nod there
he found a people and married
one OF them.
But when we wanted to get
them II cross the food we had to
call them beasts. (WeIl no won.
der that Peter said not so Lord
when the two footed wild beast
was presented to him to STAY ana
eat.)
! Il wonder if it vas the Hamites
that some of them wore Carihals
as the Lord had given to Noah
| Gen. 93) Every moving thing
that liveth sh. Ill he meat for
you) when the Lord come down
/; to see the children o. men they
were engaged in an unproitab {
business, and here We have a
type or symbol. The different
churches are trying to reach
heaven (Gen. 11-4) and then Ian
guage is COMPOUNDED tvrr. y one
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-10-12

justified in thy sayings. and
highest overcome when thou
art judged.
Where is boasting them 1t is
excluded. By what la w?of works?
nay but by the law of faith.
Therefore we conclude that a
man is justified by faith without
the deeds of the law.
Is he the God of the Jews only?
is he not also of the Gentiles?
Yes, of the Gentiles also:
Seeing it is one God which shall
justify the circumcision by faith
and uncicumcision through faith.
Do we then make v,id the law
through faith? God forbid: yea
We establish the law from. 5 -
1-4&27-31)
Now brother here is one part
of the old path that Paul walked
in. That is that he set before us
the two people; the one JUST fed
under the law, It Moses, And
the other under the law of grace
Tor the law of the spiriN For the
language of Paul referred to this
time spoken Of:
And l looked, and there was
none to help: and | wondered
that there was none to uphold
therefore mine own arm brought
salvation unto me; and my fury,
itupheld me - lisa. 635 5.
At this time there was more
good no rot one, and it took the
arm Of the Lord Christi to bring
to the cause some one, or ones.
1t was the Israeli,es, and in
the time of the IsraeItes that
1.-THE falling away was that God
spoke of and that Paul re.
fered TO. For before the coming
Of Christ the Gentiles we're with.
out Christ, without God, or hope
in the world.
So Bro. Haskirs and our read.
ers will see, that Paul did no,
have reference to the time tina,
he lived. he referred to a time OF
the past. So once more you will
see ny dear brother. That yor
were mistaken in your one mar
theory. Again you will reinem
Der that we have all eady spoke
Of your reference Psalms 81 5
Also Rom. 81 II Cor. 2-15] W.
trust brother that you will SET
where and to whom the natura
part belongs; and search for the
good old pathes, where there is
a continual shining light for maj
to walk by.
ITO Be Continued.)
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according to this kind of teach.
ing. And it would be for this
reason why David spoke this.
The wicked are estranged |
from the womb: they go astray |
as so as they be born, speak,
ing lies.
Their poison is like the poison
of serpent; they are like the
deaf adder that stoppeth her
ear " (Psalms 5o-3 AZ
Ali, Bro. lay down such a de |
fective way Of teaching. And i
take UP that which is right, and
which gives life to the weary
heart and peace to the SOUL.
Why was the language used?
For the carnal mind is enmity
God. it is not subject to
God s law, This had direct ref.
trence to tbs carnal mind of the
Gentiles: it was not subject to
the Mosaical Law. For God
said. -.
rs the law then against the
promises of God? God forbid:
For if there could have been
law given which could have given
life, verify righteousness should
have been by the law (Cal. 81
-
The Mosaical Law could not
give life. And life had to be
given, and it was for this reason
Paul said.
For the law made nothing per.
feet, but the bringing in of a bet.
ter hope did; by the which we
draw nigh unto God" Heb. z
10.
Hence. the carnal mind of the
Gentiles could not be brought in.
to subject to the spirit: and the
reason for it was, that life, Otter.
nal Life) had to be granted to the
Gentilcs. AS you can read.
But now in Christ Jesus We
who sometimes were afar off are
made nigh by the blood of Christ.
(Ephe. 2-13.)
Life had to be given and it took
Christ shed blood to give this
life. SO we again leave this point
with you in the manner that all
the one man theory preachers,
who read this must believe.
And we again turn the torch
light of Gods Word in ON the
darkness that rests on the mind
of our Brother, inregard to his
reference of Rom. 3-1O-12.
Bro. we are certainly
proud that you are looking at
one scripture that teach you
that the church from the Apos.
tolic age has left it's first love;
and that there is none good no
not one: ALI have gone out OF
the way, You and not accept
t ed.
Delr brother let Us turn
from the error of our ways, and
seek the Lord while He may b..
found. And as it is written:
Thus saith the Lord, sta
We in The ways, and SEE, an,i III
for the old paths. where is tn.
good way, ard walk therein. az
We shall find rest for >0n, sou s.
/ But they said, We viii 20 WI, /.
therein =" DER. 6-i6 }
| We have some Of the old uA,#s.
land we are doing all We en-, =.
! Walk in then, and Ny at 49,
ging al YOU TO be H'n'~t u ..
yourself and d. IT, same. !. ..
in this manner 80 500 p~,
stand the true m-arioy II y, -.
reference in (Rom : ,".2"' : d.
for the old path t9a- 49,.
walking ia Pani il tn.s "..-,.
was speaking 70 T.. IT,
concerning he i>r 49,:
, themseyva. h-e ~. VIZ
rea>}lpg a fev rassh41..
in the same 3rd, clr4I..r. +. ;
] read;
!, What advsntage p..tn 81
t she Jew? or Tha' yrptj j. :t...
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: my dead men she'll live Jog cthci with nv
f'u nouy snail they arise. Awake and sing. We
Elat dwell in DUST for thy dew ia as he dew OF
{aer =, and the earth shall cas-. ont the tie I'd.
lisa, .G-lH.
Now by The Word we have
shown, that when THE MAN
ADAM eat Of the forbidden fruit,
death passed over all men, even
them trat had not sinned after
the similitude of ADAMS trans
gresslon, which had reference to
TlIE Formed Mans descendents,
and in Christ tie whole Gentle
world were given life, from the
first man Created male and fe.
male up to the last that shall
grace Gods green earth. For
Paul said,
For we arc h.s work nan:hir, created in Chri.t
Jesus unto good works, which God hath before
ordaine that We should walk Ia them.
Whe, efore remember, that We being in times
past Gcntil.s in the flesh, who are Gale Cncir.
cumcsion by that which is ca. lied the [ ircu,n-
o:sion in the tle sh made by han,
Tint at thnt time sc We're without lhr'st
being aliens from the commonwealth Of Israel
! and strange froN, the covenants or promise,
having no h pc, aud with ut God in the world.
But now in Christ Jesus ye WHO sometime
re FIR Of are made nigh by the blood II
| Christ
| For he is our pc nee who bath made both che
| and hath broken down the udtlic wall If pur.
tition between us E.he Q 10 to "A
Now Bro, Haskins and Bro.
Chambers OF any other brother
who are destitute of the truth
recorded in your Own mind: YOU
bave hel a CHARGE to be brought
from darkness to light and have
the privilege of walking in the
light, for there is no one but a
mad man will dispute.
Again Bro Hdskins refers tc
rom. 3--1O-l2.) We are proud
for this reference, as it will ap.
ply to the TWO ME-, THEORY
and condemn tie one man mar
theory. For the very reason Of
tue declaration, was from tho
fact that the two men were call
} I'd in question. Please read.
What advantage then hath the jew, or whu
Oft is there Of circumcision!
Mach every way: chiefly because that unit
, them were committed tie orayles of God.
What Then? are We better t An they? No. j
? no wise, for We have before pro, ed both lew
mud Genti!eS that they are all under sin. Rom
S--I--2+0
Here br ,ther is the truth O
the reference you have placed
before US. Net Your one mar
theory-But Gods two men
another unlucky No for you.
) WHAT. is it possible that you
! reference to Psalms 51-5) viii
condemn you Bro. Another un
lucky No Reference to from
SO under your theory it fol
lows in the same wake. of FPS
j5l-5 But now Bro, we mus
come to you again with the IN
, lucky no, and pour some more o
: the oil of the two men theory
over your already grea,ful min
: for the benit If our readers
Please let Us read.
=, Because the cArnal mind i
enmity against God; for it is NJ
/ subject to the law of God, neithe
l indeed Can be-" from. 8 ~
' Under tie one man theol \
!, there is 10 one wLo could b
saved according to this saying
For 1t is written again to be Cal
/, nal minded is death, Pleas
l red
For to be carnally minded
death; but to be spiritually mine
a cd is life and peace from, g 6
Il, Now to be carnal minded
'c death, and the carnal mind is NJ
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Il Frcm Adam. -

my deal men shall live Jog rthei with nv
f'u nouy snail they arise. Awake and sing. We
Elat dwell in dust: for thy dew ia a. The dew OF
'Aer y, and the earth shall cas-. ont the tie I'd.
lisa, .G-lH.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-29

ronage. and yesterdays bookings were
with that end in view
A big banquet was rendered to out
going county treasurer Albert Mack
last evening at the Joseph P. Young
hotel on Nichols street, the affair be-
ing given as a farewell Offering to Mr..
Mack by his fellow officers in the
courthouse. Mr. Mack has proven
one of the most popular and efficient
officials ever elected to the. county
treasurer's seat and he can step down
and out feeling with the Lake county
citizens that his work has been well
done and that he leaves a good record
for his successor. Mr.. Swanson. To fol-
low. Mr.. Mack and family contem-
plate a trip to California in a short
time. to be gone two or three months.
1t is said that several of the worth
less dogs in town have begun to bite
the dust. those harboring them wish
ing to avoid the paying of the city dog
license in force next week.
VIII Lamphier has practically ac-
cepted the position of sexton of the
Crown Point cemetery during the COM
ing year. His selection gives satsfac-
tion to the citizens of Crown Point,
they feeling that he Will make an eff
ficient officer for the position.
1t is reported that Meyer weiner has
secured an option and lease of the new
Wilson building. at the south side OF
the square. and will start a store
handling the best line of mems and
women's ready made wearing apparel
The NO Boys In II" club was en-
tertained at the home of Miss Grace
Schmal on Joliet street last evening.
Misses Bessie Eaasch and Frances
Grimmer will attend the concert OF
the Apollo club at the Auditorium, Chi
cago, this evening.
Business is picking UP again follow
ing a lull in trade soccasioned by the
Christ~as buying.
Mrs. VIII Handley has been quite {
sufferer of late with rheumatism.
DR.. John Blackstone has sold his in
terest in the doctors offices at Soutf
Bend and viii return to Crown Poin
to resume his practice here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-29

fContfnued from Page ID
the tenth district democratic commit
tee was conceded before the meeting
opened, the district convention prom
ised to be something besides cut-and-
dried affair The presence Of a con
testing delegations from Gary made
things interesting. City Chairman II
and each delegation claimed to have the
only authorized credentials. There
were delegations from all the other
counties in the district. Chairman
Murphy called the meeting to order
shortly before o'clock and the first
motion was made by James ". School
er. He moved that a committee COM
posed OF one delegate from each coun-
ty except Lake be appointed to settle
the contest from Gary. This motion
was carried and the following COM
mittee was appointed: r., NJ. Usher
wood, Tipecanoe j. A. Hemrick, Ben
ton: F. E. Babcock. Jasper; Judge Oar
roch. Newton: William Eberhardt. War
rem: Wright Henkle. White; Mayor w.
T. Spooner, Porter.
sPOONER PRESIDEs.
Mayor w. T. Spooner of Valparaiso
was selected as permanent chairman
by unanimous votd He was escorted
to the chair by committee composed
| OF MeSSrS. Kent OF White county.
| Barnes of Tippecanoe. and Durborow
| of Warren. Frank Babcock was select
| ed as secretary. The committee on ere
dentials retired to decide the Gary
contest While the committee was out
| Judge Parr of Lebanon spoke briefly
! He predicted national and state VIC
! tories for the democratic party.
/ CONTRASTING DELEG ALTON.
The delegation from Gary which OPP
posed Mayor Knots and his delegates
Morris and Martin Gill; alternates, Mi
| chael Walsh. NJ N Castleman and
] George Starkovich. City Chairman II.
! E. Corbett. who the head of
| this delegation. said his men were the
| only authorized delegates. He said he
i Mayor Knots declares II. w. Curtis is
the city chairman. The Gary fight is
/ badly complicated.
Il Resolutions were passed praising
/ Governor Marshall for his service as
governor and saying that he was the
ideal candidate for the democratic
nomination for president next year.
II The tenth district was pledged to sup
Il port Marshall. John B. Peterson of
Il Crown Point, who was Representative
II Crumpacker's opponent last year. made
a short address, stating that the tenth
cratic member of congress.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-29
SHUCk 8
From the Diary of ST. Lencs

HEX Spence calls his furnis tn doc
Cook" SEE he's ez near tn north pole
ez he ever will be without loeatin' tn
exact spot.
TIL silk patchwork sofy PLIERS allus
get a good start tn week immediate
after Christmas Maria SEE she amt
goin' t be reckless with her fifteen
work boxes she got fer Christmas as
its only $50 days erway
The Catholic order of Foresters are
contemplating the establishing of a
clubroom for the members of the or
ganization and their families in some
building around the public square. and
already have negotiated for the suite
of rooms over the Lyric photoplay
house in the Griesel building. 1t is
the intention of those behind the move
ment to install billiard tables. etc. for
the recreation and pastime of the For
ester members during the evening.
making the clubrooms an attractive
place to visitors and those contemplate
ing joining the order. The movement
as yet is in embryo. but has advanced
so far as to figure in the securing of
quarters for the Foresters' club.
The annual election of officers for
the x. of p. lodge took place last even
ing at the lodgerooms in the Altman
block and the work was followed by
big banquet to the newly-elected of
hcers. Those elected to serve during
the cncuing year follows: c. c.
DR.. A. II. Farley; V. c. c. Charles Mas
sau; NJ. w, Ed Knight NJ f.. Ed Glow
er. NJ. E.. Herbert wheaton l. G..
Ralph Bradford; o. G.. Henry Peters
prelate George NJ Bliss. trustee. NJ f
Dinwiddie: installing officer. w. A
Scheddell.
A gentleman by the name of Pierce
was in Crown Point yesterday looking
for a location for the establishing OF
an vall-nis-ht restaurant. He was mucl
impressed with the basement floor un.
der the Lyric theater as a good site
and If satisfactory arrangements car
be made with the Lyric management
1t Is said he is ready to commence
business. Pierce has a like institution
at Hebron and is said to be an expert
enced hand in the short order bust
ness
Fred Wheeler. business manager TO
the Lyric photoplay house, was in Chi
cago yesterday booking films for tn,
coming months attractions Ny
Wheeler states that he was fortunat,
in booking. some fire attractions for tn
coming month, three-reel film o
Vanity Fair" and two of Aud Ian,
Syne." two new productions. elaborate
~ staged. being among those secured
The management will make every ef
Tort to continue to please It's big pat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-29
TRAIN WAS SCENE
OF LIVELY TILT
tcontinued from Page l.,

Hammond princes were comented with
those of the Gary old guard the court
troubles and the failure of Mayor
Knots to make good at the last cleo
ton is said to be responsible for the
rupture Now that Knots Is considered
as no longer factor in county affairs
his old enemies are being courted by
those in power as the possible new di-
rectors of Garys democratic destinies.
KNOTS md Corbett Have words.
Those who travelled south on the
Monon yesterday and who were in the
chair car heard a wordy battle between
Mayor Knots and City Chairman
Corbett which ran something like this:
Knotts-'Corbett what is this hear
about there being two conventions in
Garden hail.
Corbett-'why we held a convention
Were there two? Did you fellows hold
a convention"
Knotts-"Yes and since when have
you been city chairman"
Corbett-"Ever since.'
Knotts-"And. Corpett didn't YOU
promise to be good when we gave you
the nomination for state senator?"
| Corbett--"Be good. what do you
mean? You didn't give me the nomina-
ton 1t was forced upon me"
| Knotts-"By being good I mean cut
ting out this monkeydood business
| Corbett-"Being good, in other words,
mean doing as You say
| Knotts-"Crolius was gentlemen
compared to you fellows. He always
fought me in the open"
| Corbett-"I tried to bury the hatchee
but YOU fellows went on with your
secret work
| Knotts-"Well your reputation -
! Corbett-"See here. Tom, have lived
in Gary. Joliet, and Elkhart and I'll 60
back to any place else where used 20
live and I'll stack up my reputation
against yours any place that you ever
ilived"
gang of political cut-throats. thieves
and robbers and the steel trust is pay
ing you to break up the party
| Corbett-"All right l had better go
up and draw my check"
| Then the converse ton is said to have
stopped.
Gayit Turns Down Knots.
1t will be remembered that both
Corbett and Harvey j. Curtis claim the
city Craftsmanship of Gary and now
lCounty Chairman John Gavit is recog
MIXING Corbet.
Mayor Knots then travelled back to
the car in which Gavit was riding and
this is said to have been over heard by
lother passengers:
Knotts-"What is this 1 hear about
Iyour recognizing Corbett as city chair
lman?"
Gavit-"Ddn.t know that there
wasn't another one
Knotts-"why. didn't you know that
Harvey Curtis is city chairman"
Gavit-"First 1 ever heard of it,
| Knotts-.well, 1 must say that yor
are a hell of a bright county chairman
Bill Cain--"Gavit, you certainly are
a bright one"
T. w. Englehart-"You are a very
bright one
And then somebody talked about the
weather.
Backing Corbett are Alderman Feue1
and Castleman, City Clerk Harry Moos.
I Land other democrats formerly allie,
with Knots. In addition to this thu
ma jority of the union men caucuses an
L conventions.
III Whether Mr.. Corbett win spring hi
ma yoralty boom just now is not know
/ but is he So i'd to have been approache,
by several to make the run for tn
democratic nomina ton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-29

Bruce Henry has returned from a
visit at Lakton. where he spent his an
nual vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Barney of Granger
spent several days here the guests
at the home OF Mrs. Barneys uncle, A.
Likens.
J. w. Hough is at Indianapolis at
tending the state Teachers association.
The Busy Bees met at the home of
Mrs. Earle Butler yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Tucker of Ross was a pleasant
caller here yesterday.
Architect Hendricks of Gary was here
Wednesday and, together with the town
board, made the firfal inspection of the
new town hall preparatory to accepting
it from the contractor.
ABE VOL y 4 DINO THE TYMES7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-29
KNOTS IS
CROWNED
THE KING

CONTINUED from Page l.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10
OLIVE WOOD CANE
The Venerable Mr.. Myers Presented
With Fine Walking Stick by
Peter c. Carasasios

Perhaps the finest walking stick 20
hit the sidewalks OF Wheeling Is
owned by = G. Myers. the venerable
real estate and insurance man. The
cane was presented 20 MIR Myers b,
his mutual friend, Peter G. Carava
clos. who has just returned from an
extended tour OF Europe and a pro
ionEed visit ar Sparta. Greece. his
birthplace
The cane b. made % one solid piece
of olive wood. the trees growing IN
abundance around the historic city
OF Corfu. Greece. where all shapes
and sizes % these canes are made ana
sold TO tourists. The wood H. OF
light yellow color. IN natural fnish.
and represents twisted piece OF iron
II ~ about one inch in diameter. and
has crooked handle Gu the front
OF the cane Is a horseshoe encirciinx
the insignia OF the Greek church. the
workmanship being very artistic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-10
SUNDAY WORLDS
TEMPERANCE DAY
TWENTY THOUSAND UNIFORM
PROGRAMS SOLD
Az sunday Schools Using lrterra-
tionai Lessons % Observe Nest
sunday.

Next SUNDAY a Wrrifs Temper
ance SUNDAY AND tho PROMISE Del chat
the Observance of thc dt, d. SUNDAY
schools at over fho world vilI boz ihe
most general of any since the move
vas started several years axe The
day is one set apart bt tho World 3
sunday School Association and sun
day schools iu every country in the
entire world whcr. tho International
lessons are used Viii observe Tho dav.
the object ~ which is promotion OF
education ON temperate subjects
The Observation of fh dHt in West
Virginia has been quite geueral Tor
= number % Years huf never has DO
been % universally observed rs viii
be the case neNt SUNDAY General
Secretary A r. Arnold of fhs state
SUNDAY SchooI Association has pre-
pared uniform rrnCsSm .rr use
thruuEhout Wcsf NIrr.u.a ana .r 900.
the entire edition. OF these have been
disposed 81 and more could have been
sold had they been printed Last
year an edition of only $4,000 vas
printed and not ON % these were
used. though the Observance Vas con
sidsred fairly general at tha, time
Every sunday -Cuoo. Dol the Wheel
lng district which uses the Inferna-