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SrOckAOIn nERS, MEETING


 Notice Is hereby given that the annual stockholders meeting of the Arlington Hotel Co win be held In the office at the Arlington Hotel April t2. 1915, at n o'clock am. for the election of a board of directors tO serve for the ensuing year. and for the transaction of such other business as may lawfully come before them. JOE ". CORRlNGTON,
 3-A-t Secretary.
 coMMlsS SHOWERS SALE.
 Notice is hereby given that in pursu- ance of the authority and directions con- taiued in the decretal order of the chan cerY court of Garland county. made and entered on the 23d day of February A D. 1915, In d certain cause (No. 5S31l then pending therein between B. c. Bowers and W. c. Maurice. complainants. and 2. II. Tate and Mary A. Tate. defend ants. the undersigned as commissioner of said court, will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder at the front door or entrance Of the county court house in which said court is held. in the county of Garland within the hours pre- scribed by law for judicial sales on 1915, the following described real estate. to-wlt. Commence at an iron pin set on the east side of Malvern road three hum drod and twenty-five (S25I feet south, eighty-one tSD degrees east (magnetic Coursel from stone mouumPnt at the center of section four Cil. township three C3D south of range nineteen G9l west. for the Hot Springs Reservation. to mark P and R on south border line. as repre- scented on may surveyed and plattod un- der their supervision. thence on the east inc of Snid road south ffty-scven f5.1 degrees east. fifty t60l feet thence nQlth
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quotations cali 20 meet ia Charles.
Iou bi senator Duncan T. Fletcher.
chairman of an three bodies. and 9
conferences on Agricultural lmmi-
Frriiou and Labor called hy william
D. Wilson. Secretary of iabor
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mER PANS ~ BILLION
fOR NINE BILII0N CROPS.

RLEsToN, s. c.. Dec. 13.
Fllion dollars Is the price the
hn farmers get for their crops
Year, while enough Is added
glemen so that the consumers
hnty-seven billion. dollars for
BE- crop. according to the
Rni Of rural credit and mark
Eperts before the Southern
Faal Congress, which opened
pa The House Of Southern
pFs also began d 5-day meet
potion, credits and commerce
The big subjects most dis
|by both bodies. Peace and
~ also win have place on
gram
pefs Of the congress We're
| speakers favoring rural
''egislation that the farmer
N'y-ttFe cents and The middle
pA'yllve cents Of each dollar
'sumer PAYS for the farmer $
There Is an enormous
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perishahle products, because Of the
lack Of a General. directing market
iatelligence>they said.
The delegates we're welcomed by
Mayor joan P. Grace Of Charleston,
Il. G Rhea, presiden. Of Tire Cham-
her Of Commerce, and Richard l.
Menning. governor OF South Caro-
lima. Senator Duncan L. Fletcher,
Of Florida, president of the congress,
read his annual address. john Bar
rett, director Of the Pan-Ameriean
Union. also spoke.
Miss Louise G Lindsey. Nash
Vile. president of the Woman's aux
Hilary, opened the meeting OF that
organization this afternoon. Mrs
Julie Heath New York. president
Of the National Housewives league,
Miss Kate Gordon, New Orlesns;
Mrs. John EDpefsor and Mrs. Rut-
ledge Smith, Tennessee; Mrs. D. A.
McDougal, Oklahoma. and other
prominent southern women. also
I spoke.
Tonight DR.. Nicholas Murray But
Ter of Columbia University. New
York, will speak on THE Changed
Outlook, and number of southern
/ governors viii join in an informal
discussion of 1Gotton, Commerce
end Rural Credits
The executives We're invited here
by Gov Manning of South Carolina
! fol the purpose of organizing the
House Of Southern Governors. "The
governors of this and subsequent
meetings will discuss problems OF
legislation and law enforcement Of
Importance to the south" said Dr..
c ]. owen of the congress.
Other features of the program
/ for the seventh annual convention
of the southern commercial con-
gress are:
Mobilization of the Atlantic fleet
By order OF the Secretary eof tn
Navy. mobilization of the National
Guard OF South Carolina. conference
o. Southern Commercial Secretaries.
Rural Credits conference under the
personal guidance OF David Lubin.
American Delegates to the Tnterna-
tional Institute OF Agriculture.
Rome. Italy; conference OF League
20 Enforce Peace. Of which ox-Presi-
dent Taft g. president. TO be presid-
od over hy President Lowell of Har-
ward. conference ON Commercial
Education On Relation 70 FOREIGN
and Domestic Commerce. 10 De pre-
sided over Dr. rr Glen Levin svis-.
otf. assistant feeretary general or
tfr International Scientific Com
rrr. mceunr of ise American
Commit e.nu on Agricultural 0rrHu'-
ttl0n. Dnini STATES Commission on
Rural Crelf. eud iae National
lara0iIns DommfIoc ths three or
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DaOTHERLY LOVE IS
subject Of SERMON
REV. GEO. n. BassETT
BREACHES on THE GREAT
COMMANDMENT.
Declares that BrosberIy Love h I'm
joined ON All Christians In
Plain and Forcibie
Language.

Rev. Geo. II. Bassett spoke Al
the Main Street Christian church
yesterday on the subject Of Broth
erIy Love-" Text:
"A new commandment ! give I'M
to you, that ye love one another;
even as / have loved You, that 70
also love one another" - John
1894.
The speaker said in part:
The circumstances under which
these words were spoken are the
most interesting and pathetic. 1t
was evening and Jesus was seated
With his disciples in the large up
per room at Jerusalem. The even
ing had been an eyentful one. Jesus
had eaten the last Passover feast
With his disciples lie had institut-
ed that memorial feast by which his
disciples are TO commemorate his
death and sufferings until he shall
come again. He had foretoid his
betrayal and pointed out the trail
tor. His betrayer had gone to make
arran gements with his enemies 10
deliver him unto them. la a few
hours he was TO be betrayed. seized,
tried, Knocked. scourged and eruci-
fled. With these terrible scenes be-
fore Him, he told his disciples In
1. 1, nd ysD
with much sadness, that in little
while he was going away and that
whittier he was going they could
not then come He then said unto
them: "A new commandment ! give
unto you, that you love one anoth-
err; even as / have loved you that
which came directly from His
heart on that sad occasion, He
commanded his disciples of old and
commands US today 10 love our
brethren with the deepest and most
sincere love possible for man. These
words of his have been reiterated
anu clll ny CAtAy oNC Va iAic
inspired apostles in all their writ
| ings to His followers. Notwithstand-
| ing the fact that this commandment
was given by Jesus on such a sad oc-
easion and that it has been so
greatly emphasized by His apostles,
there is no other command of his
| to which his followers give SO little
attention and make so feeble an eff
| fort TO obey. Let us then study this
commandment this morning that
more OF us may practice brotherly
| love in the future than have done
so in the past.
In the first place Brotherly Love
your sins: for if We believe not
! that | am He, ye shall die in your
sins" The sin for which there is
no recovery. is the final rejection o.
Jesus Christ.
Ii is the sin that merits and shall
! receive the wrath of God. "And
lie that believeth not the Son shall
not see life: but the wrath of God
abideth on him.
! The preacher would urge with
| earnestness, and even behemance
that men and women lay TO heart
the seriousness OF refusing TO be-
| lieye on the Son OF God.
4
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Il enjoined. II n enjOaneo - ~
in the plsinest and most
fcrcsbse LANGUAGE Jesus and HIS
aoossIes could command. In add
t:on to the command 10 love one an
other a. Jesus gives u IN our sext'
paul in .be Roman letter several
times exhorts all christians to love
one another. So in the First Cor
inthian letter, so in the Ephesian
letter and 40 in the First Thessa-
lonian letter. Peter no less than
six times in his first epistIe exhorts
christians to love one another.
John repeatedly in his frst letter
urges christians ~ the perform
ance Of this same duty. Not only
IL brotherIy love enjoined by plain
scriptural statements, but by the
terms by which the followers OF
Christ are designated. Such terms
as household family and the ike
are common and indicate that the
members of Gods family are TO be
bound together by the most sacred
ties known to the human heart. In
the second place. we are told the cx-
tent to which we are to love one an
other. The old law commanded
that we love one another or our
neighbors as ourselves. Christ said
that would not do. He then said:
"A new commandment ! give unto
you. that you love one another;
even as I have loved you" He also
tells us that greater love hath no
man than this. that man lay down
his life for his friends That is
what He did. but He also laid It
down for his enemies. SO he tells
us that we are to love one another
so we'll that We will lay down our
lives for our brethren II it becomes
necessary so to do. You say that
is impossible. Hear the inspired
APOSTLE John. Hereby know we
love. because he laid down his life
for us. and we ought to lay down
our lives for the brethren
In the third place. let US notice
the significance the New Testa-
ment attaches to this love.
1t makes it the fulfillment OF the
old law. Christ told the lawyer
that on the first two commandments
the whole law hung and the
prophets. Paul after summing up
the old commandments of the law,
said: IF there be any other COM
mandment it is summed up in this
word namely, thou shalt love thy
neighbor as myself" 1t is also the
cardinal christian grace. Paul tells
us in the Collisian letter that broth
eriy love is the bond OF perfectness.
He also says in the first letter to
Timothy, that it is the end of the
charge Peter makes it the crown
ing christian grace in the seventh
verse of his first letter were he
enumerates the christian graces-
- sdlI aut Sos -N9" tb4aStAt
faith. hope, love, these three. but
the greatest of these is love-
Again let us consider the office of
| this love.
1t is one of the proofs to US that
we love God.
| John tells us that If we say we
! love God and do not love our
brethren We are liars, because if we
| do not love our brethren whom we
have seen We can not love God
whom we have not seen.
! 1t is proof to us that we have
! passed from death to life.
John tells that every one that low
eth is begotten of God and knoweth
God. Again he says in the plainest
terms I'VE know that We have pass
ed out OF death into life. because
We love the brethren.
/ Now having shown you thar
brotherly love is enioined on us all,
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that the New Testament at
taches to this love the
deepest possible Significance.
and that II we have It not We DO
not love God and have not passed
out of death into life but are yet
In our sins; I close as began, "a
new commandment give unto you,
that We love one another: even as
have loved YOU
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The Daily Ligh, gives the ness.
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WHAT CHRIST TAUGHT
CONCERNING UNBEl|Ef
INTERESTING SERMON - DE-
iitERED BY PASTOR At
BAPTIST CHURCH.
lie Told What Christ Taught Con.
corning the Men Who DO Not
Relieve on Him--fiood
crowd Present.

Last evening Pastor A. n. Hall
preached on the above theme at the
First Baptist church. The text was
frLm the Gospel of Jonn, twelfth
chapter and thirty seventh verse:
But though he had done so many
miracles before them. yet they be-
lieye not on Him
This is the experience OF Jesus
Christ in all time and every where.
II was His experience when He pre-
scented himself to Israel. and is His
experience as He is presented TO the
world by Ills deciples. When Paul
the Incompatible preacher was
preaching in Rome, the record IS.
And some believed the things that
we're spoken, and some believed
not" This is the record of our own
community; here where He has
been presented again and again,
some believe and some believe not.
L. these days OF loose thinking
when men are being taught that
what We believe is small matter,
and that a man may take any one
OF the several roads to Heaven, it
Is well for us TO lay to heart the
teaching OF the Son OF God. What
did Christ teach concerning men
who do not believe on Him? II
outstanding things in His teaching
concerning this vital question: That
the ultimate object of His coming
into the world was to get men to
believe on Him; that some would
not believe on Him; the reason for
their unbelief; and the results Of
their unbelief
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But the Son Of God is not surprised.
For Jesus knew from the beginning
vino they were that believed not.
and who would betray Him And
he knew more, He knew Why men
did not believe on Him.
The Reason for Their Unbelicf.
The reason He gave was that
they were ignorant of Gods word
And We have not His word abiding
IN you: for whom He hath sent,
Him We believe not" They were
rot ignorant because they lacked
opportunity, but because they had
failed to receive the word into their
hearts. "The seed is the word of
God. Those by the wayside are
they that hear: then cometh the
devil and taketh away the word out
OF their hearts, lest they should be
saved" Men are ignorant of the
word of God because when it falls
upon their ears they do not let it
sink into their souls. Men who have
heard the word at the family fire.
side, from the faithful teacher, and
from the earnest preacher. are yet
ignorant OF it because they have not
allowed it to take possession of
them.
The second reason Christ gave for
the unbelief OF men was their love
of sin And this is the eondemna-
ton that light is come into the
world, and men loved darkness rath-
or than light, because their deeds
were evil For every one that doeth
evil hateth the light, neither cometh
to the light. lest his deeds should
fever, but heart disease. Many men
talk skepticism regarding the truth
OF the Bible, or condemn the lives
CT christians. pleading these as an
excuse for their unbelief, when the
real cause of their unbelief is the
dark and damning sin of their lives.
Let men see to having their hearts
right and their heads win swing. in
line without trouble,
The third reason Christ gave for
men not believing on Him was their
fear of each other How can ye
believe, which receive honor one OF
another, and seek not the honor tina,
cometh from God only?" As long
as rnen are more concerned about
their standing with men than they
are about their standing with God.
so long viii they allow men 10 in
fluence them in their belief in
Christ Many men convicted OF their
sins, convinced of their need OF tho
Savior, and compelled by their own
reason TO believe on Him and con-
Tess Him before men. because they
fear what men may say about them.
Let us turn now 10 what Christ
taught concerning the effect of such
unbelief
The Result of Their Unbeiief.
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The Object OF His Coming.

The OBJECT OF HIS coming.
And this is the will of Him that
sent Me, that every one that seeth
tho Son, and believeth on Him, may
have everlasting life For God
~. loved the world that He gave His
only begotten Son, that whosoever
balieyeth in Him should not perish
but have everlasting life" God did
not send His Son simply as teach
or Of truth, or an example for men.
He was a teacher and He was the
example for ell men, but the ultie
mate object of all was that men
should believe on Him as Savior and
Lord. Christ's miracles were works
OF mercy and goodness. relieving
She necessities and sufferings of
men, but the ultimate object of all
Ills works was to lead men 10 be-
lieye on Him The works which
the Father hath given Me to finish,
the same works that / do. bear wit
ness Of me, that the Father hath
sent me"
'The works that / do in Ny Faith
er's name, they bear witness of me. +"
believe me that l am in TIE Faith
er. and the Father in me: or else
believe me for the very work s
sake" However much we may adj
rlire the character Of Christ, or ap-
preciate the influence of Christ in
tic world, If we have not been led
q belief in Him as the Son OF God
and the Savior of men, He has fail
ed in His mission to US. But the
the failure is ours, not His. The
parents who have dreamed aud plan
rcd, saved and sacrificed. that their
child might have an education, and
then find the child has only wasted
his time and their money. have
failed in their object; but the fail
IRE is not the failure of the parents.
L men fail to believe on Jesus
Christ, the failure is theirs.
Some Did Not Believe On Him.
But though He had done so
many miracles before them. yet they
believed not on Him" They saw
Vim multiply the loayes and fishes
to feed the multitude heal the sick
end cure the erippled-open blind
eyes and unstop deaf ears--cast out
demons and calm storm-raise the
dead and conquer the grave. yet
they did not believe. They heard
Him speak as never man spake.
The statements that came from His
mouth We're as accurate as the mind
Of God, His words were as beautiful
as the flowers of the field and as
clear as sunlight. While His mira
cles we're parallels of salvation.
His parallels we're miracles OF
thought and diction. Yet men did
not believe on Him. He lived as
never man lived--a life without .im-
purity, without ignorance. without
weakness, without mistakes, without
failures. without scliishuess. Yet
men did not believe on Him With
an the accumulated testimony OF the
centuries. and all the light that fen
GA men of today. soiae believe not.
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rau.zltons cali to meet ia Charles.
Iou b1 senator Duncan T. Fletcher.
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