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Williams news., 1914-01-01
GRAND CANYON
 CLEAN NGS

Our school closed on the 18th fol the Christmas Holidays and will es6egin on Jan. 9th. The entertai h. ment given at the School House on Friday evening was very enjoyable indeed and although the attendene was not large the fortunate ones were richly repaid for their time.
 Each number was ably presented and every member seemed to real lize the importance of their posi- ton and none failed to make good.
 One of Cameron s horses fell over the bluff somewhere on the Bright Angel Trail yesterday and was so badly injured that it died almost instantly. It was being used as a pack animal.
 Thomas Hall the piano man from Los Angeles came out on Friday and spent some time repairing the instruments and interviewing pro- spective customers around the Canyon. He also attended the entertainment given by the school children and expressed himself as highly pleased with each number. Tom says he has never forgotten his early attempts in this line, especially the first one
 The hearts of the school children were gladdened through the kind remembrance of Mrs. Brant each one having received we'll filled sack of Christmas dainties and toys. This good lady is veritable Santa Clans indeed.
 The Navajo Indians are leaving to-day in a body to be in atten- dance at their annual Festivities which are to be held in the upper Coconino Basin during the next ten days. The Hopis will be represen ted in liberal proportion and also various other Arizona Tribes as we'll. Feasting, Dancing and vari- ous games of the aborigi nal type will be indulged in.
 Metzger Brothers received an- other onsignment of lumber from the Saginaw Mills this week. It will be used in the construction of a residence on Miss Metzgers Homestead adjoining theirs down in the Coconino wash.
 This is typical Christmas wea- ther. The surface of the ground along the Canyon is covered with several inches of snow which ex- tends down the walls to the Plateau 5000 feet below forming a pleasing contrast to the varied rock color ings below.
 Visitors to Grand View report a fall of about IS inches of the beau tiful at that point.
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Williams news., 1914-01-01
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

| for school in Kansas. Master Ebert Robinson is visit. ing friends in Phoenix this week. NMr. Udine and J. H. Ellis spent Sunday at Fitzgibbons'.
 M. c. Smith transacted business in Flagstaf one day last week.
 H. Yoder was up from Ash Fork and spent Christmas in Williams.
 MT. Moses ,the tailor, returned from Los Angeles Monday. Miss Armstrong and Miss Taylor spent a part of their vacation at the Canyon.
 N Mr. and Mrs. Buggeln are enter taining number of their friends at New Years dinner to day. T. H. Cureton received another car load of alfalfa and grain hay this week.
 Some of Tony Schnelps friends are anxious to know why he spent Christmas at Flagstaff. [a MT. and Mrs. Patterson ate their Christmas dinner with MT and Mrs, G. c. Rigg.
 c. E. Boyce left on No. g Sun- day for Los Angeles. He will be gone several days. Mrs. Baumgartner of Spring Vall- ey spent Christmas with her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Ellis.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred R. Ferguson entertained Chas. H. Adams and wife at dinner on Christmas.
 The News is pleased to announce that Mrs. Lamb has been elected to a position in the Williams schools.
 Mr. Charles Hawkins returned from Phoenix last week with twen- five mil k cows fer his dairy farm. A MT. and Mrs. E. J. Nordyke en- tertained w. N. Sangster of the Corporation Commission of Arizona at Christmas dinner.
 Miss Emma Miller, of Spencer, Iowa, stopped off on her way to the coast to spend Christmas week with Miss Jessie Atkins.
 MT. H. F. Adams of Prescott, father of Mrs. Fred R. Ferguson, spent Christmas with the Fergusons He left Sunday on number 9 for home.
 The News is in receipt ofa New Years card from E. Hunter at Newark N. J. He reports fine weather up to the time of writing IICIC was DOTn lO NIT. anu MTS. Oiu- ham of Anita on December 13 an eight pound boy at the home of J. F. Klock.
 J. c. Drumm will be transferred from the log run after the first of the year to the local run to Fla gstaff
 
 and return. This is a preferred run and MT. Drumm is to be congratu- lated.
 Miss Wilcox,the Anita school teacher, gave an entertainment and Christmas tree together with a treat on Christmas eve at the school house. Every child received present and all enjoyed good program and a good time.
Williams news., 1914-01-01

The citizens of Williams have twice been disturbed in their slum- bers within the last two weeks by the fire alarm. Christmas morn ing the alarm was given when a dwelling near the hospital caught fire in some unknown way. The fire had made such headway when discovered that the inmates had to make their escape thru window. Everything was lost. Even the dog and parrot burned in the house. Early Monday morning an alarm was again sounded and a vacant house belonging to MT. Rounseville located one block east of the school house was found to be on fire. The fire was extinguised, but the building 1s wreck. The fremen did<ood Scand the pressure was good:
 Ed. Wildeman left for the Catar- act a few days ago. Going by the way of Anita on the train and walk ing the balance of the distance.
 MT. and Mrs. T. H. Cureton and MT. and Mrs. F. E. Wells were en- tertained at Christmas dinner by MT. and Mrs. Gold.
Williams news., 1914-01-01
M. E. CHURCH NOTICE
REGULAR SERVICES

REGULAR SERVICES
 Sunday School at 945 A. M. Preaching services at II A. M Junior League at 8 P M Senior League at 6:3O P M Song services and preaching at ': 30 P. M,
 Prayer meeting s P. M. Thursday of each week.
Williams news., 1914-01-01
CHURCH BENEFIT PARTY

The Ladies Sodality of the Catholic Church will give a card party at the opera house January 9th at SIP. NJ. Elegant prizes will be geven. General admission $50
Williams news., 1914-01-01
WILLIAMS PUBLIC SCHOOLS

During our Christmas Vacation the school gymnasium is being cell. ed, the seats put in better condition and the lights are put in anew. We shall be very proud of it when it is finished. The ceiling is little bit low for basket ball; but it is a fantastic place for the gymnastic apparatus which we have secured an1-nrI- -,a,x putting up.
 We have splendid ladder winch is one of the most useful pieces of apparatus that can be obtained for a gymnasium. We have, in addit- iona horizontal (pa) bar, a pair of jumping standards, two putting shots, and climbing rope.
 Without the strongest bodies we can not have the strongest minds. We are seeking for both.
 The plumbers are now here ready to give us more radiation to pre- pare us for the colds of January and February. We are glad to see their arrival.
 The Winslow boys and girls are New Years Day. Give our boys and girls, who are to oppose them your assistance.
Williams news., 1914-01-01

There will be 2 great day on Jan. 26 in the old County also remember that Bobby Burns is trying to make the Transfer Business famous in Williams. Phone 61 adv
Williams news., 1914-01-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Serial number, O6695

SSiidi II liIlOOlJ OoOcc
 United States Lana Office
 Phoenix, Arizona, Dec. 6, 1913
 Notice is hereby given that Charles Carder, of Williams, Ari- zona, who, on August 2S, 1909, made Homestead entry, No. O6695; for E!SW4SW4NW4, sE4NW4SW4- NW4, sW4NE4SW4NWf, SEES W4NW4, NW4SW4, W!NE4SW4, W4E4NE4sW4, E4SE4NE4SW4, SE4NE4NE4SW4, SANWtSE4t, EANE4NW4SE4, SW4NE4NW4S Fl, Section IA, T. 22N., R. BE, G&SR., Mer, has filed notice of intention to make five year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Robert J. Kidd, U. s Commissioner, at Flags taff, Arizona, on the 2Oth day of Jan., 1914.
 Claimant names as witnesses Frank Daggs, J. V. Fisher, Will jam Mccoy and Samuel O Miller, all of Williams, Arizona.
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN, Register. First published, Dec. II
 Last publication, Jan. 8, IA
Williams news., 1914-01-01
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services as Follows:

Sunday School and Bible Class at 10: A. M.
 Morning Prayer and Sermon at II: A. M.
 Choir practice Tuesday evening at s. Pigs For Sale-s5 pair. Enquire at Johnson & McConkey's. St
Williams news., 1914-01-01

Superior Judge Perkins, c. B. Wilson, County Attorney, and c. H. Adams, Clerk of the Court, made the News office a pleasant call Monday. The Judge and County Attorney were investigating a juvenile case, and Mir. Adams was visiting his sister Mrs. Fergu- son.
Williams news., 1914-01-01
MCGINNIS SLAUGHTER

On Christmas. day at her home in Springerville, Miss Mary McGin. his became the bride of MT. Joel Mckee Slaughter. This wedding is the continuation of childhood romance. Mrs. Slaughter is well and favorably known in Williams After graduating from the Flagstaff Normal she came at once to Will jams and accepted position, in the Williams schools where she has been a teacher in the Mexican Prim- ary Department for the last year and a half. The announcements state that they will be at home in Springerville after January Is! 1914. The News joins her many friends in Williams in wishing MT and Mrs. Slaughter a long and hap py welded life.
 Lylo McClain who has been at- tending school at Winslow is home for the holidays He is one of the guards on the famous Winslow basket ball team.
Williams news., 1914-01-01
National Forest Timber for Sale

Sealed bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor, Springerville, Ariz., up to and including January 31, 1918, for ,OOO, GOO feet B. M., more or less, of western yellow pine and Douglas fir timber upon a designated area within T. 10 N., R. B w., 10th P. M., Salt Or elk watershed, Apache National Forest, Arizona. No bid of less than $3 per NJ feet for yellow pine, and $2 per M feet for Dougles fir will be con sidered. Deposit with bid $3UO. The right to reject any and all bids re- served Before bids are submitted, full information concerning the tim Der, the conditions of sale, and the suhm ission of bids should be ob- tained from the Forest Supervisor Springerville, Ariz.
Williams news., 1914-01-01

For hay see T. H. Cureton
Williams news., 1914-01-01
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
 THE STATE OF ARIZONA,

IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF cocN1No.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-14
Mas educacion...

Ell sabado por la tarde paseaban dos
estlmables senoras por ell camino que
hay detras del edifcio de la Association
de Jovenes Cristianos, cuando de prom
to oyeron tras 81 a unos hombres pro-
nunciar frases groseras. Las paseantes
volvieron la cabeza, para yer 81 lograban
conseguir un POGO de respeto por parte
de los insolentes, pero estos, lejos de
comprender su desvergienza, prosi-
guieron su vocabulario indigno.
De lamentar es que no pueda hacerse
un escamiento con estos deslenguados
que tan POGO respeto tienen para las da-
mas y q. q tan bajo precio cotizan su
dignldad, pues las senoras de que nos
ocupamos no los conocen, como es natu-
raj; y de otra parte resulta que causa
de no haber por aquellos alrededores
ning1n policia, no pudieron establecer
la correspondence denuncia
Necesario es que q tipos de la calana
de esos que tan lamentables pruebas
dan de SUI educaci6n, cuando Sc les cola
en- un renuncio Sc les imponga un seve-
risimo castigo que les sirva de oscar
miento y sea un ejemplo para los que
acaso piensen imitar su despreciable
conducta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-14
N1mero 81
Gel ECONOMISTA"

La Camara Insular de Comercio ha
comenzado a publican una Revista Sc
manal, titulada ''El Economista'
Como Redactor Jefe de ''El Econo.
mlsta fgura nuestro querido compa-
nero don Jose Ma Lomba, como Ad-
ministrador, don Arturo Bravo, del CO.
merclo de esta ciudad. Las dos perso
mas que figuran al frente de esta publ
caclon son una verdadera garantia.
Ell Economista trae un texto anne
nlSlmo y Gle gran interes para ell conner
clio en- general
Damos la bienvenida al nuevo colega
que vlene a defender intereses tan va
hosos y tan justamente cambatidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-14
Los que vienen

En- ell vapor Philadelphia de la
" Red 'D' Dine ,, llegaron aver nues
tro puerto procedentes del de New
York, los siguientes pasajeros.
Lorenzo S. Armstrong, Mollis B.
Armstrong, Clara Nilt, Heurutta
Adamd, Sallie Dyer Floseme Gum
prlch, Else Stinle, Oliver D. Van Lierd
Emilia Lozano y Ambrosia Rivera.
DE transito para Curazao y La Guai-
ra; Servis Julio Baralt, John G.
Edward, Hector Jugo, John A. Lerdis,
Huvas NJ Nash Angel Lahones, Fran
cisco l.. Btilde, Shas L. Btemberg, Jose
2. Cuellar, Miguel de LENA, Harry H.
Miller y Juan Ma. Lares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-14
Movirniento obrero
Ell PRESIDENTE GOMPERS Y
PUERTO RICO.

De las ofcinas de la Federation Lii
bre, nos remiten el siguiente suelto:
La prensa de New York llegada aver
lnnes, trae referencias la llegada del
Presidente Gompers de la American
Federation of Labor, y sus amigos.
"Gompers ha encontrado que los
puertorrqueTos estan Siendo oprimi-
dos"
Por este tenor son los titulos de los ar
ticulos que hacen referencia a la llega-
da del Presidente Gompers, el l1nes de
La ultima semana, despues de llevar &
cabo un estudio de las condolences de
los trabajadores, de Puerto Rico, de
haber ayudado & los obreros organiza-
dos de la Isla.
De acuerdo con 10 que manifestan los
periodicos, ell viernes por la noche, dos
Q tres dias antes de llegar al puerto de
New York ell vapor "Brazos'', Sc llev6
a cabo entire los pasajeros una fiesta, y
en- ella pronuncio Mr.. Gompers un dis
curse sobre la situaci6n de los trabaja-
dores y las condolences generates de
Puerto Rico
eel dijo que las condolences indus
triales en- Puerto Rico eran deplorables,
y que el y sus asociados en- la American
Federation of Labor presentarian al
Presidente Wilson y el Congreso una
s1plica para ell nombramiento de una
comision especial que haga una investi-
gaci6n de la situaci6n de suerte que le-
gislaci6n de momento pueda ser aproba-
da que mejore las infelices classes traba-
jadoras de la Isla."
Los pasajeros del "Brazos" firmaron
una resoluci6n endosando las opiniones
del Presidente Gompers, fin de que
forme parte de la petici6n que ha de
ser hecha al Presidente y al Congreso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-14
Beneficio de la
Srta. Menchaca

Sc celebrara el pr6ximo domingo, con
un sujestivo programa.
En- la function tomara parte ell distin-
guido tenor Sotorra, g., aunque celebr6
su function de despedida con el gran
6xito que todos conocemos, no ha queri-
do negarse al requerimiento de tomar
parte en- el benefcio de una artista
puertorriquefa.
La gentil sehorita Menchaca ha selec-
cionado varios n1meros de los que mas
domina y es SECURE que Sc hara ovacio-
mar.
I'll programa que daremos & conocer
en- breve, tiene otros n1meros de gran
attraction.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-14
RECUERDO

La distinguida sefiora Ana viuda dc
Degetau y ell Licenciado Don Bonifacic
Sanchez, nos han enviado un folleto que
contiene algunos retratos del ilustre
puertorriqueho don Federico Degetau
| en- distintas epocas de su vida, y algu.
mas paginas de las muchas que escribit
este benemerito escritor.
LA publication de estas paginas-
dicen los deudos de don Federico-obe-
dece al deseo de propagar algunas de
las ideas concebidas por el noble ser
que pas6 por la terra con el nombre de
Federico Degetau y Gonzalez.
Su labor literaria cientifca social y
humana fue tan intensa y tan vasta que
es impossible dar idea aproximada de
ella TN tan POGO espacio. Nuestra la
Dor habra sido 1til 81 logra determinar
an impulse generoso, una acci6n noble,
un pensamiento bueno. AL realizarla
,umplimos con una pequenisima parte
de la mission que entendemos nos ha ST.
do impuesta al tener la bendicion de
compartir por tantos amos la vida de un
ser que prOdigaba manos llenas los te-
sOrOs de su inteligencia Y de su coraz6n.
Hubieramos deseado reproducir tam
bien los hermosisimos discursos que en-
el acto del entierro pronunciaron los Sc
lores De Diego, Hernandez Lopez, del
Toro, Alvarez Nava y Ponte. Fueron
de tai elevation y grandilocuencia que,
no nos atrevemos nj siquiera a dar una
idea de ellos. Pero, 81 por ell estado de
inimo pudo perderSe la forma en- que
fueron expresados, quedo grabado en-
nuestros corazones un sentimiento de
profunda grattud.
Ante la imposibildad de publican to-
10 10 dicho por la prensa con motive de
la muerte de Dejetau, hemos de limitar-
lOs a extractar solo algunos parrafos
le los articulOs que han aparecido fir
madOs. Deseamos expresar nuestro sin
zero agradecimiento cuantos han ha-
blado, escrito y sentido con nosotros en-
estas circunstancias
Las personas que no hayan recibido
Il folleto pueden pedirlo al Licenciado
Bonifacio Sanchez, que Sc 10 enviara Ii
bre de todo costo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-14

FL pr6ximo jueves celebraran su be-
nefcio y despedida los excelentes artis-
tas del cuadro de Opera que vino re-
cientemente de Italia
Las senoritas Ossicini y Barbara y
los senores Marucci, De Coli y Della
Giacoma, artistas tan aplaudidos de
nuestro pIblico, quieren despedirse con
todos los honores y han combinado un
programa, que no cabe NADIA mejor.
He aqui los numeros de que ha de
eonstar el espectaculo
Intermezzo de Pagliacci. Pr6logo,
cantadO por ell baritone Della Giacoma
Duetto, senorita Ossicini y senor Della
Giacoma.
Arioso de |. Paglicci, senor de Coli
"Traviatta intermezzo. Cavalle.
ria, Aria de Soprano, senorita Ossicini
Ballo in Maschera" senorita Barba-
ra.
Puritani, duetto, Marucci y Della
GiacOma.
"Sansone y Dalila."
Ernani," seior Marucci. FL "Tra.
vadore", todo ell cuarto acto: sefioritas
Ossicini y Barbara y senores De Coli y
Della Giacoma.
Con un programa asf, creemos que nc
haya que hacer excitaciones para que el
plblico vaya al teatro el pr6ximo jue-
yes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-14
DE TEATRO
lei MENSAJE".

Anoche fue dado conocer nuestrC
p1blico, por ell aplaudido artista dor
Saturnino M Navarro, Ell bello poema
representable "El Mensaje'', de que
es autor Sinesio Delgado, que ha hecht
tan extensa labor literaria, y ha side
tan ovacionado.
Las principales familias de esta capi-
tai, ocupaban los palcos. En- Ell teatro
Municipal, Sc di6 cita 10 mas selecto de
nuestra sociedad elegante.
Ell programa di6 comienzo con la
"Suit de Concert, La feria'', que la
banda Municipal, dirigida por ell com
petente Maestro Tizol, interpret6 con
gran acierto, y fue muy aplaudida. La
ovaci6n Sc prolongo tanto que ell Macs
tro Tizol nos concedi6 ell "bis''. Tam
bien gusto mucho ell popurri de aires
espafoles y puertorriquefos, que ha
combinado ell Maestro Tizol.
Despues de esta parte musical Sc pre-
sent6 al p1blico el senor Navarro, ca
racterizado de pastor que es como in
terpreta ell inspirado poema de Sinesio
Delgado.
Ell senior Navarro es un admirable de-
clamador de aquellos que cantaban el
verso q la manera de Rafael Calvo, no
hay que decir como ell p1blico aplaudi6
al distinguido actor.
No entramos Ell la description del
poema, porque va es bien conocido de
nuestro p1blico.
DeSpues de un breve intermedio mu-
steal, en- la segunda parte de "El Men
saje,' cant6 ell senior Navarro, con bue-
ma voz y excelente estilo varios cantos
regionales espanoles: asturianos, vascos,
montaneses, gallegos, aragoneses. En-
todos ellos fu6 aplaudidfsimo
La mise en- scene" que ha cuidado
mucho el tenor Navarro, de gran efec
to, asi como la apoteosis final en- que el
afortunado, interprete de Eel Mensa-
je" recibi6 una prolongadisima ovaci6n.
La poesia 'Las dos banderas' del
sefior Carlos Ma Egozcue fue deliran-
temente aplaudida
La orquesta dirigida por Ell Maestro
Torres, irreprochable.
Ell senor Navarro saldra mafana pa
ra Arecibo, Ponce y Mayagiez, donde
Sc propone dar una sola representation
de Gel Mensaje" en- cada una de esas
ciudades.
Els de predecirle ell mas COM
pleto exito, el que ha logrado
en- San Juan, ell que tuvo antes en- Ha-
bana, Buenos Aires, Montevideo, en-
cuantas ciudades de America ha vista
do va.
De aquf Sc dirigira & New York ell Sc
nor Navarro, para impresionar unos
discos que una poderosa empresa lie tie
ne pedidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-14

La sonora esposa de nuestro ilustre
amigo don Manuel Fernandez ,Juncos.
esta enferma, aunque por fortuna no es
de gravedad la dolencia que padece.
Los solicitos cuidados de la familia
y de los facultativos que asisten la We
nerable DANA, hacen esperar que sea ell
anhelado restablecimiento todo 10 rapi-
do q. la avanzada edad de la enferma 10
permita
Asi 10 deSea sinceramente La Redac-
ci0n del BOLETTN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-14
En- honor de 'El Greco

Toledo, 11.-Ante enorme concu-
rrencia y en- medic de gran entusiasmo,
Sc ha efectuado esta noche una velada
en- honor de lei Greco" organizada
Dor Maria Guerrero y Fernando Diaz
de Mendoza. La velada ha sido uno de
los n1meros mas suntuosos del progra-
ma de festejos preparados para solem-
nizar Is memoria del celebre pintor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-14
"JIUT JIUSU"

Ell domingo celebraron un partido de
:" Jiut Jiusu :, en- ell hip6dromo de San.
turce, ell conocido luchador mayagiieza
no Herminio Acevedo (a) Lampan Chi
quito, y Ramon Ortiz, de esta capital
La lucha era q tres rounds nero
al segundo, Ortiz Sc di6 por vencido.
Lampan chiquito fue muy aplaudido
por el numeroso publico que presenci6
su triunfo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-14
Cine Tres Banderas'

En- la espaciosa carpa de Potell
Garcia Sc daran esta noche dos preciosos
estrenos: El Secreto del renombrado
Casino de Monte Carlo, en- parties, y
Ell precio de una falta'' cinta en- seis
parties, de una admirable realidad.
Manana microbes Sc estrena la ex-
traordinaria cinta. Quo Vadisg de
10000 pies de extension.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-14
La banda municipal

La banda municipal dara esta noche
un concerto, en- 10 plaza de Baldorioty,
con arreglo al siguiente programa;
Gloria Pura, Marcia Caracteristica,
por Penalva Tellez.
Gavota Lolita, Fantasia Espanola
por Luque.
Violetas, Danza, petici6n, por Bal
seiro.
Ell Gitanillo, Paso Doble torero, por
l. Martha
Femina, Damon Cubano, por Romeu.
Canhanihalmn Rar nor pr,ror
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-09

life, as the source Of the strength by,
and Of the patience with, which We
run. To tha inconceiyable eXaltation
and glory the Christian course leads.
That is the goal If it: the right hand
O, the throne OF Cod Is it not worth
some effor,? Some self-denial? Some
patience? Some hopeful endurance?
Surely, surely this is the chief thing
for every one of us. Life is a contest,
watched, rewarded
The Address Sunday Night.
The address to the student body
was delivered Sunday night by the
Rev. Charles P. Mclaughlin, pastor
o. st. James Lutheran church, Of Con-
cord, n. C.
The subject Of DR.. McLaughlin's ad-
dress was based on John 1875, eff any
nan serve me him will my father
honor
The Lord Jesus manifests here a
great desire for servants. 1t matters
rot who hey are eff any man" so
ernest and so desirous is he JAat he
holds out promise Of great reward.
l. Am | under obligations to enter
this service? Most assurdely. eB-
cause God is your creator and pre-
server. Because God is your benefac-
tor and saviour.
,. The nature of this work Ii is
spiritual work 1t is work in the
church of Carist for those for whom
Christ cffers salvation
3. Requirements of this service is
that The servant must be faithful. In
sincerity as opposed to hypocrisy. In
zeal as opposed to lukewarmness.
There must be eAtire service.
You can not serve two masters.
The place Of service is the church
of Christ and that church is in the
world. 1t must be a service for life.
The reward is Him will my father
honor"
By comforting titles. Making us
victorious over all enemies. By in
Producing us into the best society of
all he universe, the saints of God.
Choose We this day whom We will
serve. The obligation of service rests
the more heavily upon educated men.