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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-12

President Poincaire Of France per-
lsonally attends all the t<ial tests OF the
new French guns. sss5iia 8,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-12
NO EEAR oF UPRlalNo.

Reports Of Indian Troublss Said 20 De
| Greatly Exaggerated. .ts
Washington, Feb. 12.-Indian Super-
intendent Runke, at Tubs, Aris, today
reported to Cato Sells, commissioier
. Of Indian affairs, that tho trouble
caused by the killing Of 4 Navajo IN :.
dian recenflv while resintine x .e..s sss..t.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-12
T.-R. BULLETIN.
NEWS OF THE DAY
The Weather.

Sun rises Feb. Is at 6:o7; sets at
5:33.
Iowa-Unsettled and colder tonight;
Sunday partly cloudy and colder In
east portion. ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-12

scends the Vardar to Karasuli from
which point it sweeps in semi -circe
to the southeast, enclosing Salonik1l
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-12

received.
Y. S, Position Undetermined.
7 A1emorandums handed to Ambassa
dOrS Gerar rd and Penfia1d Of RorIi,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-17
through New England.
Depend on Republican Split.

Probably there is true medium
between these views. The president is
not going to sweep the Mississippi
valley against candidate with the
united republican party behind him,
Everybody knows that. He is not go-
ing to fall down hard in the east,
where the hatred works are located
But old time democrats are disnayed
at the thought of the weakness OF
Wilson as vote getter They realiz"
that in 1912, with a divided rcpubli-
can party and with the country grown
immensely in population since the
age worn days when Bryan first he
gan to run for president, Governor
Wilson got only 100000 more votes
than Bryan received against Taft.
This. they confess, does not look
encouraging in the face of Of a united
opposition. They admit the presidents
chances this year depend much more
on republican errors than on the
strength Of their party or their can
didate The party is a minority party
The candidate is a little stronger IN
some sections than the party, but
since the war in Europe and the sub
sequent trouble over neutrality, he is,
in other sections, weaker than his
party
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-17

point where mines of no insignifi-
can't value awaited Just this thing to
make thom pay. With this expansion
IN business the Alto Light and Power
company was born. New and mod l.
ern machinery has been purchased
ana installed, and at this time "A 500
K. w. turbine engine Is being placed in
the plant The company, it is known.
mad an ambition to extend the electric
current which they manufactured
within the sacred precincts of Hearts
Desire to every part of the county, and
1t ls safe TO say they would have done
so mad they not listened to the propo-
sition to sell--a proposition so allur-
ing, evidently, that they could not re-
sisi.
The new company expects to con
tlnue the service the Alto people have
peen giving their patrons, SO il is not
unlikely that the next few months will
see Lincoln county pretty well lighted
from the coal fields of White Oaks
The members of the Alto company
VIII remain at their post in White
Oaks, hereafter giving their whole at
tention to their other lines of bust
ness.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-17
PRIMARIES IN PEC0S
VALLEY LEAVE INTENSE
BITTERNESS IN WAKE

mpsc,Al ecsHssponpsaer TO noanlHo loussALI
Roswell. y. NJ, May i6.--The last OF
/ the returns of the democratic pri-
mares, held last Tuesday, reached
here yesterday from Cap Rock, about
fifty miles east The return only
added TO the lead Of the winning can
didates and changed the result Ia nc
way. It did establish the nomination
of Berryhill as county commissioner
/ from the Second district, giving him @
! lead Of flfty-three votes over Ewing
4 l.. Lusk.
! There has been considerable crti-
cism of the delays IN the returns and
limitations that II was done purpose
~. There have been open charges
that In some Of the precincts unfair
methods We're used and while even II
the facts were established there Is
nothing to be done about it, since the
primary is not governed ny Law, Is has
added TO the bitterness between the
two factions Of the party.
/ Time and tact may change the sit
uation, II is believed but II the cleo
ton were 10 he held tomorrow it
seems probable that the democratic
ticket would not receive NEARLY as
many votes as were east In the pfi-
mary Many lifelong democrats say
they are Disguised with the way the
party is run in the county and are Sc
cretly planning now they can bring
about a change. ON the other hand
the other faction says this il merely
the talk OF poor losers and that when
election time comes the disgruntied
ones will vote the straight ticket
The conservative members of The
party. not actively allied with either
faction. believe that much depends
upon the way the convention which is
10 be held next Thursday is conducted.
The progressives will have complete
control and it is said that II they
ruthlessiy use steam roller methods it
will mean the loss Of many votes for
the ticket this fall If they use tact
and appear willing 70 meet the other
faction on a reasonable basis It is
thought that much of the III feeling
engendered by the bitter fight IN the
primaries can be wiped cut.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-17
Q-BAN DARKENS
CRAY HAIR
Everybody Uses It---DarkenS
Your Gray Hair So Evenly
So Handy and No Dye,
Harmless, Also Stops DAN
druff.

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hair. Q-Ban is harmless; no dye,
but sold on a money back guarantee
to darken gray hair. Only soc for a
big OF. bottle at Butts, Inc drug
stores, Albuquerque, N. M. Out Of
town folks supplied by mail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-17
ROSWELL SENDS TEN
ADDITIONAL RECRUITS
TO HOSPITAL CORPS

SPECIAL coRRfspoNptHcs TO MORNING JOURNAL
Roswell, n. NJ. May IA cali
came today for ten more members OF
the hospital corps to report to CO.
lumbus at once. They will leave to-
night and with them will 60 four
more recruits for Battery A. Three
recruits left this morning for Column
bus to join the battery. This leaves
only six of the forty members of the
local hospital corps who are not in
the field and they are expecting a
call at any time.
Roswell now has practically 200
men on the border and their loss is
felt kcenly in the business world.
They are men who hold important po-
sitions here and some of the business
houses are somewhat crippled and
many members of the battery are
making big sacrifices Many of them
are farmers and stOckmen and could
leave home at no more inopportune
time.
The local Red Cross society is con-
ducting a membership campaign this
week and expects to have more than
a hundred new members enrolled by
Thursday when a meeting will be held
at the armory. At this meeting some
action will lac taken looking toward
the assistance of families of Battery
\ members who are without means
Of support
10
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-17
HUSTLERS SELL
LIGHT COMPANY
At CARR|Z0Z0
History of Development of
White Oaks Property by
Three Live Wires a Real
Romance of Grit and Work,

4 SPECIAL ee"HEseospxses 70 Sessiso IousaALI
Carrizozo, \. NJ, May 16.--After
showing the people in its particular
)neighhorhood and the country gem
orally Just what enterprise and push
can do, if the accompanying hard
work is thrown in, the Alto Light aud
Power company has disposed Of its
holdings in White oaks, the transfer
ITO be effective July |. The holdings
Include the coal mine and the electric
lighting system installed by this com
ipany. The consideration has not been
given out,
A few years ago when the outlook
BAT White Oaks was Just a bit dreary
Ithree hustling men took a lease on one
\ Of the Homestake mines. They knew
1.-THE mining business, they knew how
| to work and they knew how to hustle.
/ THEY rolled up their sleeves and went
| in to win. They worked live beavers,
ebut they won. They outgrew their
first lease and took over the other
fllomestake property thus giving them
scontrol of two Of the real mining
ams in the White Oaks district.
AMore work and more hustle. and an
lother winning streak.
Cheap Power Furnished
During the years they were taking
the precious metal out of their lease
holds they were figuring on helping
the county by doing something big for
the mines in other localities They
knew these mines were eating up
their profits i'll operating expenses.
They got hold of coal mine and be-
gan to figure in earnest IN cheap
power. This ambition was soon real
zed. and a few months ago they built
line to this city and gave its cleo
Tile lights and electric power At the
same time they entered into an agree
meht with the Parsons people and at
once began building a line to that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-17
kANIWALD APIS.

l9li LAKE ST Los ANGELES.
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District Amusement rooms Noted for It's
refinement, comfort, hospitality. SPECIAL
SUMMER RATES Singles So up doubles
$40 IN pico on West Eleventh ours or any
tGXicab. Fare refunded.
CLOSE TO BEACH CARS
Evening journal., 1916-08-19
music At
SCOTT N. {. Church
Rev. MIR. JohnSonWill Preach
on Subject wait and
See"
TO TALK ON FIRE" AT.
TWILIGHT SERVICE

The Rev. J. l. Johnson, pastor Of
Scott NJ F. Church. has returned
from his vacation and will preach
both morning and evening tomorrow.
At 1890 O'Clock the theme will be
wait and See" and the musical
numbers will include Melody in A.
by Ashford The choir will sing BE
hold, I stand az the Door" by Forest
Concluding Voluntary by Bateman
Az $50 o'clock the twilight service
will be held The pastors subject
will be Fire" and a specially pre-
pared musical program will be rend
cred, Among the special numbers
will be Spring Song by Tritanti;
THE Day Of Glory" by Gabriel, and
Impromptu. by Ashford
The usual services will be held
during the week Monday night the
young peoples class. Tuesday night
w F. Drummond's class. Wednesday
night the midweek prayer service,
and the pastors subject will be
Jacob and Esau, and Thursday night
the regular monthly meeting Of the
Brotherhood
Next Sunday night the Pennsyl-
vania chorus will be present and rem
der several selections and otherwise
assist IN the service.
Evening journal., 1916-08-19

stood one Of the seven wonders Of the
world" an immense temple Of
Diana Of the Ephesians"-th deity Of
Asia Minor or course the fame Of this
great idol attracted general attention;
and those who could not 90 TO Ephe-
sus to worship at her shrine pur-
chased from merchants certain
charms, or amulets, which consisted
OF small silver copies of the shrine
In the Apostles day the business of
making these shrines employed thou
ands Of men.
A man named Demetrius was the
representative OF the silversmiths
guild. OF union Incensed al the
propaganda Of the early church at
Ephesus, he aroused his fellow crafts
men by a stirring speech. in which he
painted black picture of the business
depression which would result II this
man Paul we're permitted 10 preach
much longer in their city. He reag-
oned that II people lost respect for
Diana. they would no longer purchase
her shrines, and that the falling of
in demand would mean loss for an en-
Z EAtrNM III AAANH OF InNNH
shrines. With wonderful cunning he
combined the thought OF their duty Of
supporting the religion Of their city
with that Of looking out for their
pocketbooks.
Soon the city was in an uproar.
touched 10 the quick on humanity's
tenderest spots-religion and worldly
prosperity. st. Pauls place OF resi-
/ dence being known. the mob rushed
/ thither The Apostle was absent but
/ two Of his assistants we're hurried
TO the theatre Learning Of the com
motion. St. Paul would have cour-
ageously entered into the thick Of the
trouble. but the brethren suffered
him not The Lord. however. assisted
the two brethren who we're arrested
The town clerk came to their relief
and with words Of wisdom dispersed
the mob
This official was not interested In
the Gospel Of Christ and It's service
but in the doing of his duty as an Off.
Ger Of the city. He showed the moi
that they had become unduly excited
that everybody knew the greatness OF
the goddess Diana. and that neither
one nor many Jews could injure bel
fame Then he declared that If thu
disturbance we're not merely a quar-
rel between the silversmiths and tn
propagators Of Christianity, the mat
ter should be brought before the Law
courts in the legal manner. He dem
onstrated that the meeting was a riot
which. II reported to Rome, Il woul
greatly reflect 10 the discredit {
! Ephesus With this he dismissed III
assembly.
Evening journal., 1916-08-19
MR.. LINDSAY TO BE
Westminster Preacher

At the Sunday morning service in
Westminster Presbyterian Church to-
morrow the Rev. John D. Lindsay Of
shippensburg. Pa. will preach. The
quartet will sing "Jubilate." by Schill-
ing and Lord, When We Bend Be
fore Thy Throne" by Schneider.
The Christian Endesvor Society will
have charge Of the service at the
workhouse at 4 o'clock Mr. Lindsay
will speak az the service.
The Lyon Tabernacle hymn book
will be used at the service. The
crowd will leave Sixth and Clayton
streets at $50 o'clock
The regular service Of the Chris
tan Endeavor Society VIII be held at
100 o'clock Charles F. Eastman will
De the speaker.
Evening journal., 1916-08-19
THE RIOT AT EPHESUS.
t,ouef on lofs 10. OQlr

AUGUST aNn avs ANe
of st. Paul's Second Mis-
sionary Tour-His Third Tour Be
gun-Apollos at Ephesus-Baptism
Unto Repentance Not Baptism Into
Christ-The Gospel Preached at
Ephesus-Opposition by Deluded
Agents of the Adversary Real
Secret Of Opposition 10 the True
Gospel Of Christ
The love Of money is a root Of all
kinds Of evil - Timothy, 6 10, r. V.
After leaving Corinth, ST Paul COM
pleted his second missionary tour and
returned to Antioch Aquila and Pris-
ella went with him as far as Ephesus.
The vessel upon which he sailed re-
naming at the port over the Sabbath
ST. Paul improved the opportunity TO
speak for Christ in the synagogue OF
Ephesus. Doubtless he spoke along
the lines Of first principles-respect-
ing the Messianic prophecies, the full
filment Of which should now be ex-
pected. His discourse was well re-
ceived, and he was urged to remain
longer, whereupon he gave his prom
Use of a later return.
We are not informed how long the
Apostolic remained az Antioch, but
after he had spent some time there
he departed and went over all the
region Of Galatia and Phrygia in or.
der. establishing all disciples While
energetic in the establishment Of new
companies Of the Lords people. h
was not slack in looking out for the
spiritual welfare Of those already es
tablished, as evidenced in the fact tina
this was his third visit 10 thes'
churches
When ST. Paul returned 10 Ephesus
he found that a Christian brothe
named Apollos had come there ant
/ had preached in the synagogue, usini
such convincing arguments that b.
had secured twelve converts to Chris
tianity Apollos was a Jew. born a
Alexandria. one Of the chief cities o
that time, noted for its school and Il
extensive libraries When Aquila an,
Priscilla heard him in the synagogue
they recognized him as a Christian
| brother, and invited him TO thei
home, where they communicated I
him the way Of the Lord more per
fectly." Having heard from them @
work which the Apostle Paul had &C
complished at Corinth. he went thith
er, with letter Of introduction fror
his newly found friends at Ephesul
Incidentally, we are told that his &C
ing to Corinth proved a blessing I
the church there.-Acts IS: 2s.
st. Paul's Ministry at Ephesus.
While Apollo was at Corinth, 8
Paul came to Ephesus and began
ministry which lasted for two year
Evening journal., 1916-08-19
THE Second chance
Mr.. GRAY'S SUBJECT
Epworth Pastor Will Talk
Five Minutes TO Children
Tomorrow Morning
AROUND THE PIER" TO
BE SUNG BY REQUEST

Relationship With Christ will be
the subject Of the Rev J. Howard
Gray at Epworth NJ. f. Church, to-
morrow at II O'Clock. This sermon
will be Of vital Importance to all pro-
Tossing Christians as our own relation
to Him will be emphasized The
music will be under the direction Of
Charles Donavon and his junior
choir. The pastor will preach a fve
minute sermon to the children before
the regular sermon as announced
above from the subject, Some Les
sons From the Birds Parents are
urged to bring the children 10 this
service
The Sixty Minutes Sunshine service
will be held al $50 o'clock This
service has become very popular with
Young and old. Tomorrow night the
pastor will preach from a very in
teresting subject. The Second
Chance" This sermon will carry
special message 10 the young people
as we'll as the non-professing Chris
tain. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson
will direct the singing, and al the
special request Of the pastor they will
sing Around the Pier
Glass meeting under the leadership
Of Mr. Alexander will be held at 7ib
O'Clock on Monday Mid-week SER
vice will be held on Wednesday al
7.45 o'clock p. m. with the pastor
speaking from the subject, Walking
with God
Evening journal., 1916-08-19
Much SINGING At
TWILIGHT Service
This Part of Evening Pro-
gram at Silverbrook NJ. E.
Attractive Feature
Mr.. JONES TO PREACH
ON'THE NEW CREATION

The following order OF services will
be observed tomorrow at silverbrook
NJ E. Church:
At IL O'Clock the pastor, the Rev
Elwood W. Jones, will conduct the
service and preach on the subject
THE Christ Joy in Sacrifice" The
regular choir of the church, under di-
rection of Albert Wilde. will sing an
anthem and lead the congregation In
singing familiar hymns
At $50 o'clock the twilight service
will be held. the first half hour be-
ing devoted to song in charge Of AL
bert Wilde. The male chorus will
sing a selection and the junior choir
will also be heard in a song. Many
have been enjoying the selections
sung by these organizations, and also
the violin solos by Mrs. Carey. It is
expected that she will play at the
twilight service Following the SONG
service the pastor will preach a short
sermon on the subject, THE New
Creation"
All the services Of the day will last
one hour only. Glass meetings will
be held Monday and Tuesday even
ings at 8 o'clock. During the alb.
sence Of the pastor on his vacation
the following ministers will preach
August %, the Rev. W. G. Strickland
and the Rev. c. W Rutter; Septem
Der 3. the Rev. A. L. White and the
Rev. c. W. Rutter; September 10, the
Rev. W. H. wingate,
Evening journal., 1916-08-19
DR.. mcdaniel TO
Preach At Grace
His Subject Will be Can
Men Mix Religion With
Their Business?
MISS MADELINE REED
WILL SING SOLO

Grace NJ. E. Church pulpit will be
occupied tomorrow morning by the
Rev. Wayne Channel, pastor OF St.
Stephens NJ. E. Church Of German
town. Pa, and in the evening by the
Rev. Frank MacDaniel. D. D.. presi-
dent of Pennington Seminary. Dr..
MacDaniel's subject will be, Can Men
Mix Religion with Their Business %
The hours of service will be II o'clock
in the morning and 730 O'Clock in
the evening.
The musical program follows
Morning service-Organ prelude,
prayer and Cradle Song Guilmant {;
anthem. 10, II is l." Faure; offer
tory solo, 1T Is Enough" Mendel
ssohn, Thomas Evans; organ post
lude, "Postlude in d Major Merkel
Evening service-Organ prelude
"Offertory in D Minor" Battiste; an
them, Seek Ye the Lord" Roberts
offertory solo The King of Love Ny
Shepherd is" Spence, Miss Madeline
Reed; organ postlude, March Tri
umphant," Hitler.
Mr. mcdaniel will lead the
mid-week service Wednesday night al
745 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1916-08-19
VISITING MINISTER TO TALK
ON THE GUARDED LIFE"

Strangers and visitors are cordially
invited 10 the services in Second Bap.
fist Church tomorrow. Worship and
sermon il at II o'clock. when, in tho
ahscuce Of the minister. The Rev Charles
A. Walker. minister of the First Bap-
tist Church OF West Chester, Pa, and
secretary Of the Pennsylvania Baptist
Convention, will preach and his theme
will he "The Guarded Life In tho
evening AZ 80 o'clock the Senior c. r.
Society Of the church win conduct a one
hour service Subject Growth BODY
Mind. Spirit. Leader, Mr. Davis, edu
rational secretary Of the Y NJ. @. a
Wednesday, at g o'clock, the regila'
mid week meeting in tho chapel VII
, liam T. White viii lead the meeting.
Evening journal., 1916-08-19
Visiting In City PlpitsSuer Schedule In Churches

He speedily found the twelve persons
whom Apollos had converted. The
preaching of Apollos had been merely
along the lines OF first principles, rep
resented in the baptism of John to the
Jews, while these believers we're evil
IDENTIFY Gentiles
Apollos had explained the gospel to
these Ephesians merely TO the extent
of repentance from sin and faith IN
Christ as the Redeemer. He had no
knowledge OF the deeper meaning OF
baptism, as explained by St Paul
(Romans 6 3-5-a baptism Of cOnse-
Grafton. to suffer with Christie be
dead with Him. to participate in His
resurrection TO the new nature and
ultimately TO be shsrers with Him in
the heavenly kingdom. The Apostle
explained to them this mystery" OF
fellowship with the partici-
patton in His sufferings now. and by
and by IN His glory. (Colossians
.26,27; Philippians SID When
the Ephesian converts heard this they
we're baptized into the name Of the
Lord Jesus--as members of His Body,
to fellowship in His sufferings, even
unto death
There are many believers today who,
like those Ephesians. are members Of
| the Household Of Faith, but not mem
bers of the Body Of Christ-who have
gone as far as a baptism OF repentance.
reformation and faith in the Redeemer.
, but who have not been instructed re-
specting the great privilege Of the
] gospel age They know not that we
/ may become heirs of God and joint
heirs with Christ, II so be that we
suffer with Him (Roman SLY;
Timothy BILLED In the churches Of
l the various denominations are thou
sands who know only the baptism OF
repentance, but not the baptism into
Christ. Let us be diligent in this
highest department of the work OF
the ministry. instructing the Lords
Flock.
Opposition Based On Selfishness.
After St Paul had spent nearly
three years at Ephesus, he purposed
going again to Jerusalem. via Philip.
ri, Berea, Thessalonica and Corinth
Evidently II was this visit TO Corinth e
which he referred in his letter TO the
Corinthian Church. Il Corinthians
4:17-19.) About this time occurred
the riot described in today's study
which probably would have determined
the Apostle 10 leave Ephesus had HI
not already purposed so to do. TIT
Lord permitted prosecutions 20 driv'
st. Paul out Of every place-thu
seemingly indicating the proper tim
for terminating his ministry at eacl
point
! i Ephesus was one Of the great elite
OF that time. At the head Of its harho
Evening journal., 1916-08-19
ELABORATE PLANS FOR
LAST Open AIR Meeting

Sunday will be another day Of activity
az Harrison Street NJ r. Church. Al ~
O'Clock there will be preaching by the
pastor, d. &. NJ Anderson.
The final open air meeting will be
held on the church lawn at 8 o'clock
The Epworth League will have charge.
The Rev. H. y Baldwin OF Claymont,
viii be the speaker. The Pennsylvania
Railroad Mems Chorus. of % voices, viii
be present aud render a musical pro-
gram. consisting Of solos. quartets and
chorus selections The young people OF
the church are planning for the largest
meeting ever held on the lawn.