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The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-28

aoiest preacher IN the land would be
or less benefit 10 a Christian Fndeav-
OF society than the same number of
nleeuhgS conscientously participated
III py all the members. What we find
OUT Tor ourselves, and express goes
most directly into haracter.
i: :: =
More OF missions means also more
an advance step for every member
IS a Christian t.ndeavor objective
mat is 10 say. the members who have
taken part by reading selections
shonid oher their own personal testi-
MONIES Those who have spoken
should pray Those who have made
speeches, should ccnfine themselves
frequently to sentence PRAYERS or t0
the quotation Of Bible verses
= = X
The rising tide lifts all ships" \
direct plan for Improvement bv every
Christian EndeavCr society is to iden-
| tify itself with all union movements.
A sense Of solidarity in fellowship and
service increases the esprit de corps =
livery company strives TO keer
keep up to the regimental standard
and every regiment seeks to be worthy
| OF the army of which it is a part
| The Christian Endeavor union idea
has been a real stimulus To loca
! church efficiency
\ j: =
| Not every society can furnish a can.
didatee for the ministry or for The
| mission field. but to do so should bt
the hope and goal of every one.
| :, + ).
| Every EndeaVOrer regular in attend
ance upon church and Sunday schoo
| is SO common condition that it neeC
! hardly be set as a goal. Yet the truti
cannot too often be stated that Chris
tlan Endeavor is ever and always "Fo
the Church.. The society that is no
serving its own church is assured
not serving the cause of Christian En-
deaVOr.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-28
CHARTER GRANTED FOR
NEW KINSTON RAILWAY
Especial TO The News and Observer

Kinston, Sept. 26.-The granting OF
q cha rter yesterday to the kinston
Belt Line Company, authorized to
build and operate steam and electric
rail lines, created considerable inter-
est locally at first
It is stated, however that the or
ganiZatiOn of the company concerns
the new ]. T. Deal railroad into Dup
lin county from Pink Hill. Mr. Deal
is said to be the principal stock
holder in the Belt Line Company.
1t is thought that he conter!plates
bringing the line on to Kinston from
Pink Hill. primarily as a log carrier
for a big lumber plant here Of which
he is the head Passenger and freight
service would be conducted. as at
present over the road from DupIin
county to a connection with the kins-
ton-Carolina at Pink Hill.
Mr.. Deal was early in the year
granted q franchise to use certain
streets in the city. Scores Of members
of the KinstOn chamber Of commerce
went to Beulaville this morning to cell
ebrate at a dinner to which pract;-
cally every merchant and planter in
the section had been invited. the
opening Of the Deal road recently to
that point.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-28
POTATO GROWERS
OF STATE ORGANIZE

An organization Of the potato grow
ers of Pamlico county will be per-
fected on October 2 at a meeting in
Alliance, and will be the latest addi-
ton to the ranks Of cooperative mar
keting.
This step will be taken as the re-
suit of much activity in the county
on the part Of the late sweet potato
growers. The Division Of Markets of
the North Carolina Experiment Sta
ton has just made Investigations in
the county relative to the number of
growers and the amount of produc-
ton. It was found out that the Nancy
Hall and the Hayman growers, rep
resenting a production of from eight
to twelve thousand barrels, wish to
organize for the purpose Of protecting
their industry.
According to the last census North
Carolina produces in value more po-
tatoes than any other State in the
Union. The preliminary work OF
organization will be undertaken at AL
lance on October 2, and this is the
beginning of a Statewide movement
to organize potato growers.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-28
In The Religious World

the sturdy Prussian: and in . o
nnent or anger, Frederick gave ordars
that the mill should be pulled dow
Inc KING may do this said The
nliller' quietly folding his arms, .but
tnere are laws in Prussia: and forfh
with he commenced n,.ocaaSira i
against the monarch, the result Of
Mnlch was that the court senterced
frederick to rebuild the mill. and to
pay besides a large sum Of money as
compensation for the injury he had
done iAu
Inc king was mortified, but had
the magnanimity to say. addressing
.iiinselI M 20 his courtiers. 4 am glad
to find that just laws and upright
Judges exist in my Kingdom
Enter The Prophet
by the wicked plot of Jez.aho,
Ahap secured the coveted VINEYARD.
But when he entered it, and began
10 plan the improvements ne would
make, he was startled by the stern
hgure Of the Prophet Elijah.
Involuntarily there broke from his
ups the cry, Hast thou found me. q
| mine eremy?"
That phrase classified both men,
Ahab had lived such a life that every
friend Of truth and justice and godli.
ness was his enemy. His own con
scIousness condemned him. Also the
| "oiuS revealed that Elijah was the
embodiment Of justice and righteous
ness. He represented Jehovah No
BODY expected him to wink at wicked
on the part of his wealthies
parishioners. He did not have on:
gospel for the rich and another 70,
the poor. Instead, he proclaim imeC
the whole counsel of Cod
Truth and God always find tn,
evil doer. BE sure your sin viii
find you out" The immutable law.
of God operate on the side Of the op
pressed and against evil dOers Ahal
might win out by his pull with ,
Venal court, but in the long run, h
and his wife were condemned to tn
) fate of the outcast and the criminal
God is for justice. He may seen
long in acting, but He acts ultimately
cod does not always pay on Saturday y
put lie always pays says the Italia
prOVerb. THE mills of God grin
: slowly" but they never cease to grind
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-28
FORBIDS ORGAN IN CHURCH

Sun.
That no organ or other musical in
strument can be used in the proposed
new Church of Christ to be erected at
Silver street and Mclean avenue. New
Albany, or any fair. festival or other
practices unauthorized in the New.
Testament" can be conducted in the
church. so long at least as one mem
Der Of the congregation opposes il, IS
made certain IN the deed TO the lot on
which the new church IS to be built
The deed provides that in case Of
any attempt to use the church for any
Of the purposes named tie church
property shall revert TO the members
or member OF the church VINO opposes
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-28
SEVEN SENTENCE, SERMONS.

Wherever a process Of life cOmmu-
nicates an eagerness to him who lives
it, there the life becomes genuinely
significant William lanes
y :. y
Concentration is the secret Of
Strengt gth.-E.n.arson
+ r a:
Pity and need make all flesh kin.
Sir Edwin Arnold
): j: r
Set il down to thyself as we'll to
create good precedents, as to follow
them. m.--FTanCis Bacon
a: ). r.
There is one body, and one Spirit
even as also ye We're called in one
hope Of your calling; one Lord, one
faith, one baptism, one God and Fa
ther Of ALL who is over all, and
through all, and in alI.-Eph. A
| 5, 6.
T X +
All we have to offer
All we hope to be,
Body, soul and spirit,
| All, we yield to Thee
Anon.
* & *
| AS to the burden, be content to beal
| it, until thou come TO the place o
| deliveranCe: for there it will fall from
| thy back Of itself-Bunyan.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-28

Marion, Sept 26.-CIarence Deck
er died suddenly this morning. He
was a prominent business man being
a member of the firm of Payne and
Decker Bros, he was also prominent
in church affairs holding the position
of secretary and treasurer of the
board Of stewards of tie Methodist
church. A wife and daughter survive
him. He has number Of relatives
here and in Pennsylvania, his native
State. The interment Will take place
Tuesday morning at ten o'clock.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-28
CLOD-KNOCKERS BEATEN.

Morrisville, Sept 26.-Yesterday
evening in hotly contested game Of
ball the Morrisville Clod-knOckerS
lost to the mill team the second game
Of two game series by the score Of
19 to %.
There were many features, it being
a game Of countless pitchers and
catcherS almost as numerous
Batteries: For the mill-Luquire.
Small and Ellis; for Clodknockers,
Jenkins and Small--and vice versa.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-28
Proper Name.

IOuisyille COurIer-JOurnHl
Why do they call EN- fountain
pens? l should say reservoir pen
would be the better name. reser-
yoir contains liquids. fountain
throws 'em around
Il think fountain pen is the proper
name, said the party OF the second
part.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-28

IerSc Comments ON the Uniform Pray
cr Meeting Topic of the Young PcO-
pies SOcieties-Christian Endcav-
or, etc.-fOr October ): "What
Will Make Our Society q Greater
Success ?''--JOhn 4:27-36
(By WILLIAM T. ELLIS.)
When this western continent gets
to organizing and utilizing all its re-
sources. after the fashion Of certain
European countries Ghough whether
this sacrifice Of individualisrn is Who'll
ly desirable is another question), we
shall surely make greater use of the
inSpiratiOnal and educational poten-
tialities of the Christian Endeavor
movement and of the Sunday School,
Here are literally millions Of impress
sionable young people already organ
lied and available. The channels for
reaching and influencing them are
well known. They touch the lives OF
their members week by week, and in
the most sensitive part. We talk
about the influence of the drama and
of the moving picture; both together
are less potent in shaping character
and ideals than those religious organi-
cations of youth. Viewed from this
angle, the efficiency and enthusiasm
Of a Christian Endeavor society be-
comes a matter Of Importance not
only to the church, but also to the
community.
* * *
The increase of sincere piety among
| the youth Of country is Of more i'm
portance than any other measure OF
national defense.
| Two factors, say the wise men In
| the field Of education, are necessary
for the development of character
| impression and expression. Most OF
! our educational system is built on the
principle Of conveying impressions t(
the plastic mind. What a tremendou:
stream OF information and instruction
is poured into the students of thu
world every day! Cynical teacher:
are prone to remark that still NOR
noteworthy is the capacity Of the stu
dent mind for resisting knowledge
Unquestionably. the business of i'm
preston is being overdone. Christian
Endeavor reveals it's Providential in
spiration in that it stresses eXpressi on
The members are trained in speakln,
and serving. They say and they do
Their creed finds utterance in Chris
ton testimony and activity. That i
why Christian Endeavor has been tn
university from which have bee1
graduated tens Of thousands Of stal
: wart. efficient workers 'for Christ an
the Church"
More members are a goal in tn
reaching Of which better members ar
made.
/ To do the old things over and owe
again is a valuable training. Eager
ness for novelty should not be per
t mitted to crowd out the tried an
: tested usages. Prayer, testimony
= Bible-study, committee work an
/: study Of the topic are the character
II fy-Oy, \,
beginning. They cannot be perma
2 nently improved on.
* y =
Fl A wears series of lectures by tn
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-28
KING, 4 CRIME AND a
PREACHER.

7,br International Sunday SchoO! Les.
son for October 3 is elijah in
Naboth's Vineyard."-I Kings ch.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-09-28

TerSc Comments on the Uniform Pray
cr Meeting Topic of the Young PeO-
pies Standardization Endcav-
or. etc.-fOr October 3: "What
Will Make Our Society a Greater
Success ?"-JOhn 4:27-36.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-27

rhu EASTERN hat att expert ru1
hrr $3.50 .Itl oHoI. haat hnifrr. tnd
rrH f.rlif rtenthim Some uf nur
follow -rt sut Hu,n utWnnnn MOST
"t nH Hr,rf haFr ha3 run.dnWu after
fuWir n AH uur rowinr CAREER
rhe unancim situation With us So
suu trN hal We have uni enough
mooney fnr icfrung oHr EXPENSES bath
tn california hut III Wr cam make "a
e"ud shuwur $3.50 wul ba,v nothing tn
r.efrt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-27

The pNthinH uieni fef fHr i'iH Viii
he ronh Hfcon Hni troemtu Hnd fDr
the visitors Bates fucker uui Neht
Nftuh
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22
Holdup Fires at
Victim. but Fails
to Hit His Mark

Hands Up" ordered . highwayman OF
Alexander Ardsy, Twenty-f0urth and
Jones street Friday evening when Mr..
Ardsy was passing Twenty-eiehth and
Poppleton on his way home.
Arday promptly thrust his hands In his
pockets, whsreupon the hlshwayman be-
san shooting. ISnekily for Arday. he was
q poor merksman and the shots went
va.
One Of the shots. however, entered she
sash Of window near which r. v. Ken
nedy. 30 Poppleton. was sitting with
his infana soR, oa his lap. Two inches q
one side and The ballet probably would
have struck Mr. Kennedy Or the babe
kennedy borrowed q sun from neigh
Dor and secured the neishborhoo6 for the
slickup. but failed IN his quest The mat
Ger was rsported 70 the police.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22
Mseio CITY Gossip.

Magic City Gossip.
John parfon Of Audubon Ia, was n
visitor at the local yards today.
-rhe JuRRernaiit." with Anita Stewart
and Earl Williams soon 81 the Besee.
John Van VIE left last Wednesday for
an extended business trip out IN the state.
Henry steffen OF Treynor, Ia, received
the TOP price FOR 3 CONSIGNMENT OF young
cattle that he had on this market Thurs
day.
Mrs o. II. Allen is expected to return
from tho coast today, where she has been
attending the exposition.
Mrs. J. p. Murphy and son, Jack, are
at home again after a two months va
cation in California and Washington.
Tho attendance at the municipal swim
ming pool at Spring Lake PARK was con-
siderable larger than usual last evening,
Il being ladies' DAY
Mrs. J. NJ Pobias and niece. Kalib
who have been visiting during the las
two weeks with relatives In the South
side. will leave today for Howarrs, Neb.
Miss Lois Robinson OF Adair. Ia. Is
visiting with friends IN this city She
is on her way to Denver and western
points where she will spend her annual
vacation.
The women Of the INSTRUMENTATION
church will ice cream At the church
in the old Young Mems Christian associ.
alton building at TWenty-third ana
streets this evening.
'rhe warm weather OF the last few days
has caused all picnickcrs to get busy
Among those who have picnice for tomor,
row are. Entire Nous club The GIFTS
and several north side clubs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Rev. NJ. v. Higboe. assisted by mems
chorus. VIII conduct service at the
Florence city park Sunday afternoon at
s o'clock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Rev. ]. w. Welsh. advance man for
Billy sunday, h stilI in the city During
the last week he has been meeting daily
the preliminaries for tho Sunday meet
ings. giving advice and making sugges-
lions. Sunday afternoon at s:t5 o'clock
be viii speak at the Third Presbyterian
church. Twentieth and Leavenvorth
streets taking the hour usually occupied
hy the ChFlntian Endeavor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

at 8 sabbath school a, s's. Christian
Endeavor at 7.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

Grace United ENangelleal, Camden Ave
nue. and North Twonty-seVenth Street
Rev. Thomas AZ. Evans, Paator-Preach-
keystone League OF Christian EndoaVoI
a. z. Morning theme. "A Trinity OF Re-
lations" Evening topic. "fntercesslon.'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

81 Panl's. Forty-firnt and Charles. Rev.
John F'iockhart, ReetoF-Services for
twelfth sunday after Trinity AZ follows:
harly communion AZ s Sunday school
1T o.B. Morning service at II, subject
''rhe Spirit Giyeth Life"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

flrst chCrehl Of Christ, soientisa, 81.
eiafy's Atenee and Twenty-fourth
sunday schroi tswo ses.ic s.s s:s5 and ai Il
Wednesday evening meeting ~ 8
second chUnch d Christ scientist.
Dundee Hall. Underwood Avenue and TYf-
; 1ss, esrsss-z.kerylces ~ ~ .spbleet.
dnY et ening nleaiinK al 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

81. Pauln. Twenty-fifth and F0vans.
aer. r. r. Otto Pastor Morning service
~ ~ Evening service In EnElIah AZ q
sunday school az 3. Choir roheersals will
- resumed on Friday az
81 Marx English Fwentfeth and Bur-
1rlle. u. Croh. Iaalor-AuIiday school AT
10. Preaching AZ n ~ EaIlallus N.
lFoh. the pastors scn. The pastor viii
preach a. West Point. Nso.
kountxe Memorial. Farrsm street and
IWlntf-sixth Avenue Rev oliver d.
raHEF. PASTOR Rev. &. Franklin Koch.
ASSOCIATE Pastor-AMorninE worship at II,
Spiritual Deafness" sunday school at
-. Oscar r Goodman. SUPERINTENDENT
81 Matthews English. Nineteenth and
lpfffllnr hEv. o. w, 6pYder Pastor
NQrnins service AZ II. Subject. the
Preached Word. Luther LEAGUE service
fanday school 4 10 subject, "A Good
AfiEn."
Grace EnEii1h. 1875 South Twenty-slSth.
ship end Bible study a. 1870 theme,
''UDat n coulnR." EVenins AZ q The
kInR ~ Many CIoHue" Luther Lea9uo
A. :, 1ilH MarEuer1te Hanton. .eadef.
AIlcfnoon sunday school ~ WV
eighth and LeavenWofth etreetal
zion. Thlrty-Bixth street ard Lafayett,
SUNDAY school 81 a.l5. Services At d and
MldWesk sefpic8 wednesday eteniAl
- Choir DfacfIce ThuredaY evening n
Friday evening, August n, the Men !
eNeIely wi, meet ~ the home 81 NJ an,
Mrs. J. T. Jaeobaon. Sib Lafayette ave
r,resn~t.ss.n.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22

FIF8tI NInofeonth and Davenport, Frod-
trick r. Roube, PastoFs-Mornlng WBraiir
al 10, sermon BY tbs pastor on Pre-
pariue For the Contest Sunday school
a. noon.
Plymouth, Eighteenth and Emmett,
Frederick NJ. Ienvitt, Minister Morning
service AZ i0:30 topic. The Harvest 4
Here Bible school. Il m: young peo-
Iae.s nesting. y. m; evening services
Il 8 nnffnnn. King naVld.n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-27
Italians Making
Rapid Progress

Geneva. May pa strong Italian ad-
vance guard today crossed the l~onzo river
after a shrap fight with the Au>triane and
arrived before the town of Monialcone.
which j. within thirty miles Of the Austrian
seaporr- of -frrieste. The first Austrian
wounded are now arriving at Trieste.
battle between the Italians and Aus
trians is raging around rloken, Austria.
The Italian attacks are "a several points
along forty mule Carpathian frontier
North of Trieste the Italians are march
ing on Gorz. capital Of the Austrian crown
land provinces.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-27
Trains Will
Operate To
Monterrey

Carranza Consul j. y. CARA announced
today that regular tram service between
Matamoro~ and Monterrey. after lapse NJ
nearly xix months. will b. mauguratcd
with the departure OF trains from both
cities on Saturday morning. The FIRST
passenger train left Matamoro~ at III
o'clock Mexican time today for Monter-
rev. IT, departure having been marked IN n
celebration of some magnitude The tram
was gaily decorated with con~titutional~t
flags. and the military band wa~ present
to assist in wishing II ''hon voyage
Consul Cara stated that he ha- not r.
ceived any information concerning the
operation of trains between l.ared" and
Monterrey. but that that service will he
resumed probably on the same date The
track between Aldamas and Monterrey
was not in such bad condition n was
originally thought. and the final repairs
we're completed today.
Combination freight and passenger
train, will NJ run a- usual The supply NJ
passenger coaches j. short aud Il j. prob
able that the mpromptu box ear c"ache-
will ~ used for the present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-27
RADIO STATIONS
ARE HANDICAPPED
STATIC CONDITIONS IN THE NORTH
ATLANTIC INTERFERE WITH
GERMAN COMMUNICATIONS.

New York. May 21.-WIrcle~~ commu
nlcatlon between the United States and
Germany has been severely handicapped
and probably will continue - until about
July ! by static conditions prevailing in
the North Atlantic al this time OF the year.
The wireless station al SayviIIe. T.. T..
the receiving station of the Atlantic Com
munication company. the Germany wireless
concern. ha> within the last week or two
been isolated frequently from the sending
plant at Naucn. Germany. il was learned
today. and the same situation exists at
Tuckerton. \. j.. the sending station for
messages 10 Germany. Such messages a.
are received at Sayville are Tor the most
part fragmentary. or often impossible To
deciphcr.
The electrical activities of the aurora
borcali~. accompanied by electrical storms
over the wireless routes, are the cause Of
the difficulty. II l. explained. and may be-
expected to continue several weeks This
means that until normal conditions prevail.
uncen~orcd communication between Ger
many and the side world will bc limited
With the cutting of 81 the German owned
Atlantic cable at the beginning Of the war.
Germany had To fall back upon her wire
less plants 10 transmit news and official
or diplomatic messages through 4 channel
not controlled by her enemies For this
the Sayville station became the di~tribut
ing center. the wireless message being
thence transmitted by neutral cable or tel
cgraph to All parts of the world. Ia this
way Germany has kept IN touch with her
diplomatic representatives IN neutral cOun-
tries. and he German war office state
mcn,S have been distributed unccn~ored
The intensity of the static disturbances
now occurring frequently increase the
wireless distance between Sayville and
Naucn by the equivalent of 20O0 miles. ii
Il said. a handicap which the Nauen sta
tion. powerful a. II u, can not overcome.
Messages which are made ntelleible are
the loint work Of four receiving operators.
each getting what he can. and placing the
fragments together.
The news agencies meantime have been
obliged Ia depend upon London for regu-
lar transmission of the daily German war
office statement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-27
English City
AttaCkedBy
Zeppelin

London, May IA Zeppelin air,hip
last night sailed over ~uuthrnd. forty miles
from London. dropping bombs The bombs
KILLED two women and injured one child.
The property damage wv reported ~ have
been small
This was the most serious ut several
>"Whcnd riId- in thr pat IN months.
British acceptance pursued the Zeppe-
llnc. hut y escaped AZ one time the whole
town seemed uhlazr with thr light NJ ex-
ploding bumh-
The Brlgiau- last night r-pul~ed two
German attacks. uur north ana the other
south ot DiNmudc North al Arras two
engagements la-t night resulted ia favor
ut thr French
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-27
"SlanderOuS,
LibelOuS"..
Colquitt


Austin. Texas. May Former Gov
%. h. Colquitt IN a communication
addressed to Governor James T.. Ferguson
~ "~landcruu- and libelous"
charges made al the last regular session of
the legislature that money appropriated
for the governor mansion wa~ used per
has been ordered printed ~ the house
Journal. was accompanied by receipts and
vouchers which the former governor de
clared would show exactly how the money
was spent and that II was used IA the regu-
lar way intended IN the appropriation. He
also has asked that an auditor 20 over the
entire accounts. declaring such charges
were only made for political purposes"