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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15

Lzrse ETenins Party.
Qle " iAe 1eliEhEf1l affairs aI1ns
4 Al. aas1a 5 s1--gs- s-a-g fox fAls
SEEK ~4s t1e large sFeEing party
HheA Miss M-fIm4 vvaAaI-g gave Wed
r-@aag ~ hsnar ~ Miss I4abel Dafts.
wAp ezp@rrs 60 eaFa la A-g1ss Or
her f1lre AQMe "a No-lsa
Jap4Eese la4terns made ths i4nu
sE7y4gsIFe and sks s Wsse made
ts fee. a. Ae aasA ID and u1t Of
doors D4ntiag @lsie and games
wess the popaizs azzus@Aaaats o1 tar
evsnlaE Ln m1szeal calrese Hiss
1Eahel Tssnor Has the uinAsr q q
b50k Misses Isab@t sna IeaarAan
Dufy ware also presented HitA pretty
eFape ds sAins Aan1AHF hzets. LiEhi
rairesA@snts we're =asaFe5 a. ass
hsar
Among t1osS present wsrs Frances
Frer Reheee4 w-fGiams Mary Lee
azd JesepAla4 JoAnson EliEabetA
IeAnsoa Katherine and Caro- Bond
RahE N-n0lten- Catherine Isarl. Dor
1sAy Thwszr Katherine Harness
E1zabesA Terrell L8ls ana Ruth Bur
saz M4rcrs- staFs WIlas fag Cor
n. Fh1eh- HHfin=r Mabel Tign1r
Enosana sfsrrsa Enabsth Horn
Fsaaees LAashneE MARY Mzl1rs. Iaca
aad W1iam Griffin. WayAe Hullings
HgrFa. ChzrIes Hin JOHNS. Georgs
nsashn4r. ElEs 4na Egbsrt Horn. 3. p
smith 8aHs0E Ra4heu and HQmei
Coehram. Llesen EFwan. Ankle lkarIl
Thurman W-zIii4ms sam GEihl aui
Linn Swea1r u Waco. Tgxzs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15

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Chieag0- lli- July la-Whsat Sh8w-
ed downward tsnFeueY mgss " the
time. intlHAneed largely hF cooler
NeaEhHr in the northwest q eondition
likely % retard BLACK rust Prices
closed heaVT. I 5-s to r. net lover
with July sfes IL ana September
sI-1e- Corn finished s-sc 10 7-se and
le doWn Oats l.Se and l-sc off 10 l-sc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15

Miss Lois Smith rad IS her guests
ar lovely though informal dinnel
Thursday evening. Misses Janet stu
art and Nins Penn p Okiah0raa city
Frances Riddle and Dorothy AraOlc
Of AcAiesier- 4 screen entertainments
AZ the KaEy wss enioyed in rhe even
ing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15

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The enjoyable dance sE which Miss
Frances Riddle Was the hostess at the
coaHtrg siab LAST night. was m eom-
plimeat p her h5use guests Misses
Ngns PsAn ana Janet stuarr Y Okla
homa City and ths other visitors In
the city. Anong the other out Of tpwn
guests were Misses DoT0thv Arnold.
SleAiester Bernice srhaffeE- El Reno.
BeTnzdins Campbell MIneo and So
sann2 Knapp. Richmond. va ard
9isssrs Craig Srhaeffar and YIncent
Saunders Fl Madison. Ia. Frederiek
and " knapp Riehmond- Va Ray-
mond PENN Oklahoma City. Thomas
Bezcom and Bailey Vincent. Fl Reno
and Ggy Gillespie of Cisco. Texas
About eighty young people ~ere
pressat and the party vas merry
qne.
Several novel features asded 10 the
saieiY of the dancers. Iu place 81
programs. partners wsre chosen 6y
selstsing cards ard envelopes On
which tas girls aHd hoys had written
thelr names 4 Cinderella dance eaus-
"a much fun. the girls hiding beh.nd
curtsin and throwing slipper each
over The enrsain These were picked
up by rhe young men and fitsea =
ind their partners Excellent music
was furnished b 3liss Kate Reming- (
tons crchestra throughout The even-
ns Delicious peach frappe and an
sel ioot cake were served at late
boar
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15
nsudsy Bridge csss

10y 5FI1s- -
Mfs. b VI Fssler entertained thI
u,anbers 0E the Monday Bridge Cans
a. tw0 tables VI cards on MONDAY az
t=rnoon cf tails Keek : rueEEg fors
es the priEe which vas awarded
lrs Harry Hammerly for making
higE segre Dainty refreshments wers
senAa AFTER The iasr game
Mr. and Mrs Harry HammeKiy arg
entertaining tAs club membaFs ara
sheiF hushaads At pienie supper to-
nlsht
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15

The Chsckasha BAH PARK. trans
formed inta al ideal open air saeaser
comfortably rl0datad the large
crowd - Fsds and Faaezes Monda
Aight N-her= oaee was the hare dia
moua sas prssFy ooaIazd scene. :
realistic Background tor the fairaas
elves. spritss ana BaireFfses pho ap
pearad from time 20 time
Fads and FaneIes presented
Mrs Donneily- Reid under tia a.
spices 81 shs ChiekasAa United caar-
isies was srs1tacls 0f mzrvalous
beauty and varied Interest wish eight
charming star performers some a@
EscialiT graceful and pretty dauc1s 5
wsra tha Werk - sliss Praises R.a
de- who was indeed charming ~
"a Nymph Playing ussh the Mooa
and -The Gray Dawn Miss Mia
Penn she -LsA1e Maid an Har Toes
eap1vated tae a1iienes With some exr
guisiss ballet aannng. and also took
some attractive parts Is duet dances
TIE hst aet wh.eh was il black
face and sa0@ed piek-a-ninnE car
nivai at lis height made d trenen-
deus BIS with she aa5ience g inrIad
e clog asnesng and cake walking and
ended Hifh RE rendition ~ America
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15

New York July -Apprehensson
Of unfaTorahle weather caused rather
a sasrp advance in the<cotton market
early Friday bur after selling at
is-sfe. October contracts eased OFF to
1--ssc and closed AZ lzs7c. The gen.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15

sirs J l. Daniels. southeast of the
c'sf. was the hostess It 3 pleasant
meeting Of the Rural Nsighbors csgb
yesterday afternoon After enjoying
several houEs spent informally w-ta
fancy HOFk. The guests were served
delicious refreshments
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15


The Federated Missionary Societies
81 Chiekasha VIII meet slondsy. July
lT at p m iu the Carisfian Church
parlor- The program wni BE- as f0l
lows
Devotional Mrs r.. DAmzek
Duet Misses Rebeeea Armsrr0as
and Rcsanz Crowley
Paper -Unreached Lstia Ameriaa
sud the Eneet 81 ths War o. NIss5ou-
arv WORK in South america HIS e
p smith
Reports 81 Panama Congress 3Irs.
4 a san1eY
Reading Miss While Pay rsrbiu
Paper H-hy send Missionaries to
South smeriea. and challenge 81 soah
American Students Mrs sDsarv
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15
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TIE members OF sar y f. Emer-
sons class In the Methodist Sunday
srhooi aa6 shelr invited guests pic.
nicked ias1 night Al shanoan Springs
about thirty being id the party Re-
frsshEeuts wera served and the cus-
tomary plcnic amuseEnents INDUCED
in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15

F0rt Worth. Tex July I4-Catsle
Receipts $500; sfeadr. Steers 81 %
$3.50 Hogs Receipts I geo; sc l0~-
er Bulk ses5 10 g77i sheep Re
eeipts lses steady. LAMBS 50 10 ss-75.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15

Little Mss Pauline Baum 1sll
South sirth street celebrated hei
tifth bir1haaF occurring Monday 81
entertaining number " her gouns
friends a. deilshtful iawu party
Many aarpy games we're iiaFel and
ne hostess and gassts enjoyed -
freshments at late hour
The guests were Flossie Caiteral
ida Moss DcFa and NARY Wafrsn. ida
Dunlap. Edith and Elsie Randals Al.
ien Pfickett ard sam and 3 War
rea.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15

An Obstinate resolution gets the
better of every obstacle and shows
that there IS no atncNiEy 70 BID p
has resolved 10 be patient nt--Senecs-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15

3sEs q L Meier Is entertaining her
mother Mrs- S. p Justice. znd sister.
Ms J. " Teasardeu. who with the
iattsrs bsby arrived in Chiekasha
sunday fr8m Triias for visit 81 sew
eral weeks Mr. Ieagar1en expects
30 join them here later
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15

Nn b. e. Gadd entertained fer
friends Informally Thursday mornirg
iqr her guests. Nrs Hush Waite q
Apache and Mrs ] y Hs1osr q
sha~ree = Dr1sram 1f Erapho1a-a
selections aas q pleasing part 8f tha
mornings entertainz-e1t. and d4latg
luncheon vas served near the loos
hour
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15

eFai list closed STEADY at q net aa-
Fzuea q 10 5 points TIE market
opened steady at an advance of to
la points.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15

Exzrssstsn Te- tai Nsu1ay.
ars a a. Msre4n wll EretAai shs
g4a A AeF =1asrszla4 tzass Is q
se tn4 Aonz4F eTsa.1s. Jay
RI a Caz1egis library tiaA ruo-s-
sac Wli ~ assisted bg Miss EarAfsa a
isasEaF vocalist The uaelg4l g. fraa
aus AA trienas are cordially sAvltA.E
Atss MszE44s Ez- serm 8. thstsl
tnl NlL elea SEPTEMBER iz
Tae interesting z4a raris1 arogFasl
sor MezdaT evs1s f1Mows
HHr First N1r4a -- smltl4
PAa=se Henaes
Tae TeakAsss sleigh Rses 1rsera
B@alstse L1ginhyAl
sz HeGhxgsrzy 8 Roller
Skates - C4rpazzsr
Fsane@ True
IAs Lavender Hat - sleE.zs
Laafliee Wallace
Has xsax The BatT A1eu
yeN=l stein
3 Coatest gratEo1s Rsplg Is 8Er Css
NlilAs AEages Alfred Balt5s
M4l SOLO --+ Seiee1as'
Niss K4tArsn Haskeg
Sgss Boys AHoa
EAlla FIteA
Jean Vai jean Reveals Himself Hu-a
Rosa BalE
Aiamnus E'qastaii i--G GTantlsnd Rie
Walter X stuart
rges Misrzke - AEozyuacs 5
Wsla Eay corhia
CuipE OH Cans ---- McGatga
GAEtr4de aart
Miss kzthEsn Esaskey
4lses Groare
na Cireesa Baseball iln De Eg
h 9frs FpErixaA Makes
an Experiences Anea
in she Maruln ---- DaHiar
TAelma WHd Rose
TAfs~ Newsbogs adnpted from -Ths
LfsIe MiIers
4r4Hp1ssrzra4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15

A hand-operated machine 70 knesd
ms stiffness out Or leather has been
invented ry en- Oklahoma man.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15

Ys.rs M4zScEsns Ersev-zir.
Mrs ~ G Terrell entertained zagnl
sAirty guests TaesaaE afEernoou frem
10 cel0ek Nhea toaF 0f her voang-
ast nasle Eapiis assisted - tNo older
girls g4re : most I1ena4as= pro
-. !. :. T.=-s :, Dc. =. !.
they were assisted ~ Isis Saith and
AaEgaFei Terrell After the ~ell ren-
red selections the guests enjoyed 3
social hclr zna Nirs Terrell HEgel
lev@iY refreshments
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15

Dr end Mrs- j 2. Anhrisfer AaFe
been fhe ao1ss suesfs 81 Mrs Pred
FREY ils past ser dags
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15

Mss Frances Riddle and her guests.
Misses Janer stusrz ana MIA Penn.
are planning Trip Is Medicine Park
the nrss u tas week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-15
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, SOCIETY NOTES :


The UnEted Daughters az the Con
iederaeF wiI meet Tuesday ats D n-
rifh Mrs L A Sanders. s-s South
Siath street This viii b ~ impor-
tsat meeting and a mn attendance IS
desired
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04

kiss from his emperor-father. The
czar then sits in his study, going
over the ministerial reports which
arrive daily from Petrograd. He
keeps at his desk until long after
midnight. only stopping at about ii
o'clock for a glass or two OF tea
Nothing could be palmer than the
cBars bed chamber where he and
his son sleep. Between the two
beds against the wall. IL small
night table and upon this are small
frames, holding photographs OF vari-
Gus members OF the imperial family.
on the wall over the table are two
or three more photographs and
couple Of ikons. A few arm chairs.
a small curtained bookcase and a
musical instrument, half mandolin,
half guitar, the property OF the
crown prince. are the other fur.
nishings. The floor is carpeted. In
cold weather the room IL heated by
fireplace with the great white
tiled box-like stove arrangement
built In Russian style above IT, The
lighting is by electricity.
Tho emperor lives in the house OF
the district governor. but he has
but two rooms 10 himself--his study
and the bedroom which he shares
with his heir.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04

Once the town Is left behind the
emperor gets out and walks, doing
about FIVE miles al a brisk pace
sometimes he gets into an ordinary
rowboat and pulls the oars himself
AS Derevenco. giant sailor, who
attends the heir 10 the throne, Ia
not infrepuently member OF the
party and r. sometimes happens
that an ordinary jacktar has the eX-
perieuce OF being rowed by the car.
Spading sand along the river bank
is another form OF exercise some
times enjoyed by the emperor.
Six o'clock finds the imperial com
mander In chief back at headquar-
ters. He has had his exercise and
now goes back 10 work Generals
from the front make their reports
az this time OF day. and IL there r.
10 be general military council, II
Is now that II takes place. Ministers
from Petrograd also report and re
Ceive Instructions.
Dinner az o'clock About the
same people present There Is soup
FISH, two meat dishes. dessert and
coffee There is no vodka.
After dinner the emperor retire'
10 his private apartment. The
crown prince is put TO bed, wher'
| he never fails to get his good nigh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04
Gear of All the Russias
Works as hard as Amy
American Man of Business

BV WILLIAM PHILLIP SIHNS
tAiW DutrfDJr4cut i5ute1 PROSE-
IMPERIAL HEADQUARTERS.
RUSSIAN ARMY. oct. 4-CBy
MailJ Gar Nicholas. ruler OF Rus
sias millions and communicating
CHIEF OF her armies. works harder
than any millionaire I'm Wall street.
lie puts IN more hours a day than
American trade unions allow by Just
about az much again lie lies down
20 sleep al night on a folding camp
bed, hard and springiess, made of
canvas
The emperor was on his way TO
work walking thru the rain when
! saw him He looks like his pic
lures except that he Is quite brown
from living much In the open. lie
walks with an athletic swing Life
at the front seems 10 agree with
him.
Every soldier within view stood
at rigid salute as he appeared In
the doorway Of the rather modest
two-story house where be had his
quarters. The car responded Step
ping forward a few PAGES he shook
hands with one OF his officers and
despite the drizzle, stood In the open
for about half minute talking He
wore neither overCoat nor water.
proof being dressed simply in The
regulation khaki and black boots He
hurried on through the rain 20 he
Offices OF the general STAFF, a hun.
dred yards away, followed by two
aides-de-camp, and JOY, the l2year-
old crown prince mongrel, which
not being interested in his master $
English lesson going on inside. had
come out 10 share honor with the
imperial suite.
In n minute the car, in room
on the second floor OF the staff
headquarters. had settled down 10
work General Michel Alexief
chief OF staff, was making his daily
report and getting his orders
Nicholas II rises shortly after S
o'clock At Q ne sits down 20 eggs
rolls and coffee At 10 o'clock he
goes 20 stan headquarters and re
ceives General Alexiefr's report, H.
Illustrated by maps and charts. BY
1870 p. m, the report is finished
and the emperor's orders for gen.
erals along the entire front are sent
out by telegraph from an adjoining
room.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04

Ownership, Management Circulation,
2sd by the Act Of Congress OF august - ,9, o. Detroit
for october /, 1915
State State Of :. Michigan, ,l.i 81.
Before No's Public n and for n the STAT and COUNTY County
been duly according to law depose and that he is tho
to ae Of his knowledge and belief true Of the
Of the Aforesaid publication for the date shown in the above cap
by the Act Of "a 1912 embodied
form. o Wit
That the names and addresses of the publisher editor man
aging editor and business managers are:
Pubsher-Jamos schermehorn woodwardave Detroit
Editor schermerhorn. 127 Richonave, Highland
N' 9sss%, Editor E :" Bright 81 P'''' Windsor Ont
business Nanaser-R W Readlng-s2 sylvanst. Detroit
That GIVE addresses ndI
owning
Of the total amount OF stock)
Barnes nar9s. Denver Colo Joseph RoysT Detroit Mich
ro Mean w. E Flanders Detroit ' Mich roJ Pord Dee
lrot Mich Edward F ET Hudson Mich; J Cray,
Holmes Detroit. Mich; Grace PierceLuce, Kimberley,
charles pickci Detroit Mich Mrs Louise C Rose Chi
sclvasisr Adrian Msh Frederick P smith De-
troll Mich Edward %1 v stOckhsm PeymSn Nd Cana Cana
ington, D. c.. Charles Warren
49, That the known Dondhqldcrs and other
Of bonds mortgages or other securities are
That the two paragraphs above giving Of
the owners 9ckhodsrs and security holders contain
upon tho books Of The but where the stock
trustee or In other nduciry relation person
corporation for whom Ia
the said two paragraphs contain statements
knowledge belief
which stockholders and appear upon
the in
other than that OF bona owner this aGan
believe that person.
direct
other securities than stated by
That the number copies each suo of this
distributed
paid preceding the date shown
above IL 37937.
tThis information required daily publications onIv1
II. w. READING. Business Manager
ihad hefore tbts
ber 1915
(seaD H c. KULIING
(My commission expires Feb. 12 1917
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04
GIRLS BROADEN RELIGION
DURING LIFE AT COLLEGE

EUGENE. Ore, Oct, ito de.
tcrmlne the effect OF college edu-
cation upon the religious eXpe-
ricnces Of girls. Miss Louise r.
Fitch, formerly national president
OF the Delta Delta Delta woman's
fraternity. and sister Of the late
George Fitch, the author, has been
conducting a nationwide investiga-
ton
The idea was suggested to Miss
Fitch by her association with col
lego girls at more than 20 institu
tons. which she has visited.
a girl does not lose her religion
in college" said Miss Fitch. who
is visiting friends in Eugene. she
broadens from narrow, orthodox.
childish belief TO religion OF the
rroadest sense, irrespective Of creed
or dogma
Miss Fitch maintains that the hun
dreds of letters she has received
from girls support this conclusion
II started out 10 find II college
lllt Hdt ANY tHf'l uu tue ItllbluNS
experience Of a girl she said. The
general impression Is that n IL all
fun and frivolity. but find II Is
quite different She gives religious
matters a great deal more thought
than is generally imagined
Replies 10 my letters came from
girls in the north, south, east and
west Eighty per cent answered
81 am also trying 20 establish
whether there is a difference In the
religious experience Of girls in sec
tartan schools where there IL com
pulsory chapel attendance. from
that II girls IN state universities,
where there is absolute religious
freedom.
In certain schools the influence
OF some professor. with strong
personality. stands out find that
during many years. the same innu.
ence has been exerted over mem.
bers ~ various classes
Miss Fitch included in her inves-
legations girls OF all possible re-
ligious denominations and those
having no church membership.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04

The czar eats luncheon at his own
quarters A taste of h ors-d oeuvres
an omelet, meat. dessert and cot
fee from his usual meal AZ this time
Of day. with a cigarette after the
coffee. He does not smoke cigars
Al lunch are the crown prince, two
aides. the governor OF the palace. a
court functionary the imperial ply
stefan and usually a few guests.
visiting Allied generals, Russian
generals at headquarters for the
day, "A minister from Petrograd, per
haps and rarely General Alexieff.
This busy man does not feel ne can
pare an hour and a half a day over
~nCh
About o'clock the car motors
10 the country with the crown
| prince, the crown princes dog and
usually two youngsters pals OF the
future emperor OF Russia, chosen by
| himself from among the ordinary
| boys living near headquarters.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04

Bile OF every great corporation and
knows when property rights have
been put above human rights
Ic knows the motives behind ey-
cry act OF every man sine" the
founding 1f our nation
His judgments Of you are not
based upon the morning newspapers
or bv a rating In Brad,ireets or
Dun, bot by what He sees and
knows az you every day
Jesus Always Here
you business man. Last night
you SAT In church and the appeal OF
Christ made you uneasy II was not
comfortable 10 measure your life.
principles OF Jesus You left the
church wearing you would never
enter IL egaln.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04
Christ Came to Detroit How Would He Spend His Time? Asks Billy Sunday

This morning you entered your
private Office and turned the key IN
lock 5 on said
Al last am alone. away from
The impairment questions and the
irritating eXhortations OF preachers.
AZ last | am alone. where I am my
only Judge and where / can do with
my life as ! please
But YOU no sooner had said tha,
han Tho very air of your private Of
Gee was qui'orlng with the presence
OF an unseen guest and you knew
that iron locks could not shut out
the appeals and demands OF Jesus
Christ
This unavoidable Christ Is with
YOU every moment you think about
yuorsclf You cannot ask the ques
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04

ions from where did | Gomez and
where am I going?' without taking
Him into account
lie s. with eeyry time you think
about your conduct He has so thor
oughly incarnated all that IL right
that 70 is impossible 20 think OF the
two words right and wrong with
cut reckoning With Him.
Men OF Detroit the eyes OF Christ
are upon you plead with you 20
act so that those eyes can smile
upon you This ambition has seen
the inspiration OF all the good and
noble lives that have made the
world what II H.
John Stuart NH once said and
you will hardly call John Stuart MIL
a 'superstitious religionist1 II would
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04

not be easy even for an unbeliever
to find a better translation OF the
rule OF virtue frCm the abstract into
the concrete than TO endeavor so to
live that Christ would approve our
life
This unavoidable Christ, Why
do you avoid Him. There can be
but one reason. n you want 10
avoid Him II is because you are I'M
easily conscience that there Is some
thing in your life that He does not
approve.
1T ia a practical impossibility for
a man 10 put himself face TO face
with Jesus Christ and unblushingly
lead a bad life.
Copyright. William A. Sunday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-04
Savings Bank
Have a Definite Day

for making your savings deposit in this
Commonwealth Savings Bank.
The best time is the day you draw your
wages or your salary. For it is the man
who saves first and spends what is left
who makes a certainty of saving.
The ones who save what they have left
at the end of the week or month never
really save much
Do not think this Bank will not care for
small weekly deposits.
We want to encourage just such accumu-
lations. And we add interest compound
ed semi-annually.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-12-04
Observe End Anniversary
of City Rescue Mission

A mass meeting this afternoon for
women in the Zion Lutheran Church
and an open meeting this evening at
o'clock in the Technical high school
auditorium mark the observance of
the second anniversary of the found
ing of the City Rescue Mission.
George Long, the man who trans
formed 'Hells Half Acre. portion
of Philadelphia's tenderloin district,
into a Christian community, will tell
his life story tonight. At the meet
ing this afternoon Mrs. Long spoke.
Mrs. John Fulton, wife of the superin-
tendent of the local mission, also
made an address.
Music for to-night's service will be
furnished by the Harrisburg Chris
tian Endeavor Choral Union choir un-
der the direction of j. Frank Palmer.