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The Detroit times., 1917-01-26

within he church. proper sphere
and 20 a vilful Ignoring ~ weakness
es. defects and defects II - rarely
rhsi church gathering frankly and
ieariessly faces is tasks and -
own adequacy thereto. for II "a
much easter and more com'ortShle
40 listen 70 glowing addresses which
interpret facts in a fashion that mir
isters 10 self-complgcsncy
As in 'he DAYS of Jesus. so now,
he strength NJ ths church lies 10 rhe
great mass " obscure. loyal cod.
seeking people Tdere is nothinS
els about p Billy SUNDAY csmpa IN
quite 20 remarkable a. .ts uncover
/ INK 81 The hosts 81 heart-hunsry
/ Christians. eager 20 bear Ciod wort
M willing 20 do Gods ~ork what.
+ ever N sacrnce en;ailed This s
/ hc four hundrelth anniversary of
me Reformation. aud il should IN
+ hr.st M minds with thoughts -
/ =, al day reformation Ius' as ir.
fle 0if ranr Aes OK Europe master.
3 GOES painting cr ireFc9 have
I ,fn dt-covsred beneath he orsr,ay
~ white wash AMI Crime SO meath
ION pts~,n ercr~scsn-t ~ ihe
aarch msg be found All ne t-es lty
, aud prrciopsncss - hc'lnes and
reverence and lcal
The Cleanser ard the Cross.
Because ll. eui codie. th4 bes'
moyai sense of the uauon md 6e
cauee 81 had cpgrago Jesus dared
60 drive nut the temple merchants
with No other warrant than that Hs
was righ rrutt needs no creis n
tAls nu.s,ie n itself Corruption i'
always coNardli once kneN 2
rookc pu'hshcr ana oosus reform
cr nho ief' home when Billy Slnday
sI1ved. on the plea ~ 'llness from
hich ne recovered az soon a. 'he
.vangeis had left town Nohod}
ueeds special commission Or ofh
cisl equipment 20 become thc cham
plcn % righteousness Ever tru,
man a sound 70 stand AGAR - evil
Coa'em plating this drastic .eene
in the County ard of the Jerisaler
Temple ahies overturned rler
chants scurrying 70 escape with
their nWres, crowd, hTonginE to -se
tie zcitemen1--ve have thoughts al
The Detroit times., 1917-01-26
In the Religious World
rHE DIVINE ART OF GETTING ANGRY

Z aohor you Nop adsys ve would
csll 'hat shocking lad form even
ss all ths correct IsSs or our ord s
dss stood aghast pud approving ar
HIS outbursi OF indignation aga nst
ths ZEN pie srafte-s. when ne dros z
them from The sacred courts.
Nos lone agc a printed cri;ic.Eo
81 Philadelphia men of 10 old fem
iliss and ssle-' social circles Nas
made 20 the >nsc' hat they possess
the NOS charming manners in
.Amer1ca-- and count for i~s>i in the
life If their comnunity Thay pav-
polish. out 10 p1rcr Their iauous
r-bsrity is tot disturbed by the fac
thu, they I've in city and state
notorious fo- its shameless political
corruption and detauchery some
tainz OF the same sorr OF nsltUrma-
ton OF the moral motors a-licts a
multitude o, other persons irrespsc.
tive Of geoEra phicsi lines Breaches
Of form o-end them more deeply
than breaches % God's laW
We talk about the rpn;lAness of
Jesus. and We pa over nc fac
fha; He Vs< Gods grest Champion
% Right. xho 5attled FOR truth clear
20 70 the crest OF Calvary 10 was
= p rec; Eenf,enan-snd showed bY
E.s dauntlss~ daring amid the traf-
.cks-s H. re temple that He pos
sesss-d TIE courage which e . 9--f
quality % every gentleman
IN tots spectacle ~ tne 1lazius-
eyed jesus driving before Him he
sscTlieyious merchants Ike f-1gb' en-
al sheep. .te-o is no vsrrsr; for the
The Detroit times., 1917-01-26

tanley SniEielski Of NJ l7s
Trsverse-sve has reported 20 n"
police that his house was cnfored
sone time Thursday night ana sr'i-
c'es valued AZ $40 taken Dr L. J.
1'rschman. No i4 NirEinit-pk ~
-orts silver tableware valued ~ So
aiken from his home some time
since Doc \ former domeeiiS o.
inspected A new unoccupied ha'
belonging 20 Durant brothers AZ No
li4 Hardwood ave was entered and
plumbing 1ttings valued AZ $3.50
stolen
The Detroit times., 1917-01-26
81 WILLIAM 7. ELLIS.

Hero iSra lesson Ia honor ~ a
righteous rage. We wslcope It.
Prudence and sxpsdiency and self
interest have so lonS dominated The
counsel OF our safe and creme land
that there has been real danger that
the no6ler mora qualities would be
atrophied 3uSiness hieh is a.
ways timid and craven and com
promiser. has 20 long been our chief
interest that u has threatened Us
With worse form ot paralysis than
that zoou, which the press s2iu 50
much last summer. Nov in the
high timeliness OF Providence, there
has been apportioned n Us this In
ternstional sunday School Lesson
which shows Jesus. VIII 4 scoGrE-
Of cords in His hand. flaming With
holy wrath. discretion cast 10 the
winds. and uttering the biting words
cf man virile enough 70 snow In
dignaiior
CYst whst lash ot iishtninss ouce
Thy tongue
To seourgs the hypocrits ana Fhsr-
S-rr. Thou mine ann Q meek o
mighty One,
Champion ~ al who faii. Z - 20
The.
chssts a. the virsfual hiy on re-
Het tn each ho-. full pulse each trop-
Nor. snsd with f..iinE than 49,
40 anchoTite--hsle s.nevy. var
corn. IN youths high tide 90 bliss
-Fred--iek LAz--no. x-o-i.
Thi. sublime figure ~ me anSrT
Christ is needed TO pat spine and
spirit into land AMI day threatened
with nervslessness Only hi. morn
ing a friend who has just ended a
tloV. careful and painstaklns quest
from the Atlantic " ,he Pacific and
back again. and from Mexico 70 The
Canadian border. gave II 20 me ss
bic sobed verdict that most Of the
people in America are not greatly
interested IN the war, OF IN the su-
preme moral issues involved Ia H.
Their chief COZ is that the Unit.
"A States should be kept out OF the
var. and the vest, be added, 10
bit resentfui that II has not shared
In the war prodts which have been
20 richly harvested b. The esst OF
deep passion over anything connect.
I'd with the var-the Staying OF the
Arrnenians. for instance-this man
found none
In social and political and com.
InerciA life we confess 70 andins a
cynical Indifference 70 moral cousis.
crations. The political eorruptioris,
II 2 clubfellov and personal friend
Of the eminent churchm2n, and sure
Of his vote. The notorious roue Cad,
few men refusing bis hand In mary
social circles IL 70 no impedimert N
have Rad 4 checkered career ~ scan.
dal and divorce. The financial crook
and the industrial opprezsor lose
none Of their luStre as leading etti-
xens@ Politics Of disreputabie
sind may ensoonce itseit even IA he
hishest places o, The church. bus 40
body minds enough 20 attack d,
openly.
Wsnted-The Man win seourae
All OF which implies that there u
need today for a visit of the Spirit
OF the Christ with Whip a cord.
our youth should BE- 'Aurh' me
ChTistlikeness 81 righteous indigns
ticn. NOBODY Is folloviuF Ia th'
train Of the Strong son ~ COT ehc
Is not able and quick 70 srprsfs ab
horence Of evil-ever concrete svt
that would menace His oEn welfare
, GODS cause calls fcr good ba'ers -
Ahom sin and injustice and oppres
fion art odious. n 10 aid ~ a Ger
lsin Nsr ENGLAND Christian thA'
when Dotorous apostle n trs'
love appeared ~ his DOOR one "a, ~
! cried out Re gone shhor yol
The Detroit times., 1917-01-26
BRIDGEPORT.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn A. has
body pumped down on the morgue
slab. The corpse ~ George Banks
sat up Why youre dead said
me attendant Like he'll an
said George
The Detroit times., 1917-01-26

Take LAXATIVE BROMo QI-INfNE
Tablets Druggist refund money T
~ falls 20 cure = ". GROVES -iE
nature is on each box CSC Ats
The Detroit times., 1917-01-26

New YORK Harry Schrim "a too
close ~ oven FOR freight eleva
To- He thought no could pull h-
stomach IN and ride up with hn
agon bat he couldn't fte s'uc
The Detroit times., 1917-01-26

The international Sunday school
Lesson for Jan. * is Reverence
of Jesus for His Fathers @ouse q"
John 2;f3-22.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-26

ne intercollegiate Socialist society,
~ eeUepisaties 90 College sisr-ri
sssoeiated for the purpose OF pro-
noting an intellieent interest IN
enc graduates. has elected new
ofhcsrs for the coming half-year
an1 has mapped out an ambitious
DrcGram. The newiy-eiected off,
cers aye David Rayly. president
Niss Sadie Robinson. secretary. and
A Joseph seitser. treasurer Tho
vesicus universities are represent
20 In the society, 10 20 happened
stss of the rnivsrsity 81 M,eNirsn
one being an engineer. one a school
teacher and one a lawyer yriday
riEht ~ Z o'clock. Nisa clara Liv-
srmcre. chief probation offcer %
the Juvenile court will speak on
"Chilt welfRre' IN .hr society hail.
Case and Wsrrcn-aves All inter
ested are invited.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-26

PrinttaE--tbe pisir nest ki.d-tha,
- riGhf---Iimrs Job Dept.--Mrin 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-01
THE LITTLELIAR'
Shown AT HAWAII

Mae Marsh and Robert Harron, now
appearing at the Hawaii theater, have
q most delightful vehicle in The Lit
tie LIAR" Triangle Fine Arts pro-
duction that is up to the high standard
maintained by this producing organi-
cation. Triangle offerings, Mae Marsh
and Robert Harron are combination
that means great deal to the box-of-
flee at the Hawaii theater. Conse-
quently last night that theater was
crowded for two performances.
There is a possibility that the add
ed attraction at the Hawaii had not
a little to do with the crowd which
was unusually large for a two-show
Sunday evening. That added feature
being "Iola's Promise" with the IA
nous Mary Pickford in the leading
role. There has been an impression
that Dainty Little Mary has passed up
Honolulu for ever and day but the
of the Hawaii proves the
contrary. . ........ III
Mary Pickford is too big favorite
to need words of praise. Suffice it
to state that she, is local attration.
The same throngs who have previous
ly seen this leading star of all film
stardom will be on hand to welcome
her return to "Honoluiu's Amusement
Center" -. So, -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-01
VALENTINE GIRL
LIBERTY FEATURE

{ Laura Sawyer knows Marguerite
Clark and in writing the scenario for
The Valentine Girl she had in mind
the delightful little star who was to
appear inrthe title role. As conse-
quence the Liberty theater is now Of
feTing Miss Clark in one of those
parts that-in this instance it is a
fact-appear to have been created es-
peeially for her.
All followers of the silent drama
In Hawaii know that Marguerite Clark
has appeared in a diversity of roles
and in each new one she appears to
be just trife better than in the
last. This. is true. as Marian Morgan
in TIE Valentine Girl Commenc-
ing as little child, in which role
she is perfectly at home. Marian grad
uaily develops into beautiful young
woman and again she appears to be
merely acting natural.
Marian is the daughter of a gam
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-01
CARTER AND HIS
DANCING GIRLS
BIGFAVOR

Honolulu extended the glad hand,
bullying with applause 10 the Monte
| Carter company at the RiJOu theater
on Saturday night on The OCCASION or
] the first performance OF the troupe
here after an absence Of four years
| on the mainland. There wasn't a
single seat Ieft in the house when
! the orchestra concluded tie overture
and from that time Until the exit
march, laughter and applause rip
pied over the audience for a solid two
and half hours. -.
Towards the close of the perform
ance Monte took it upon himself to
make a few remarks thanking hoLo-
lulu for the warm welcom which
had been given him and his company
| and expressed the sentiment that II
the patronage during this yisi: was
even one.half as large and the recep-
ton one-half as cordial as ON his
previous visit he would be more tran
pleased.
Carter himself was, Of course, the
big hit of the evening, his appear
ance On the stage on every occasion
being a signal for laughter. He was
the same old Monte, and he put the
same OLD ginger and the same old Wit
into his remarks and rounded uut his
work by giving the audience some
thing entirely new in his acting. II
anything, Carter's visit on the main
land has tended to improve his aDii-
tiles as a comedian, and he spar I'd
no pains to send the audience home
with aching sides from too much
laughter. And If the applause be-
slowed on his performance is any
criterion of the numbers that Will at
tend his shows during the ...esent
visit, the box office Of the theater
will have to be enlarged to take care
of the increased receipts and Monte
will have to begin paying an income
and an.excess profits tax. ~ -.~
Not one of the front seat holders
came away disappointed with the col
lection of chorus girls that Monte
has brought here. Youngsters, fEH
of life with dance in cNer7 toe, they
particularly delighted the male AL.
dience in the front trench. Their
songs were good and they carried the
numbers through like veterans.
Ethel Davis and Betty Butterick
were the women principals who won
the approval of the audience, roth
of them being showered with bouquets
and leis after each of their songs.
Others who came in for generous
ovation were Bob Sanders, Lou Davis.
George Weiss, Blanche Gilmore and
Jessie Perry. r..
In song numbers the big score of
the evening was the Lovomob1le clio
rus in which Monte Carter and Lou
Davis took part The audience re-
called the girls time and line again
and 1t was only after the ioyomobiie
ran out of fuel that the house al
lowed the remainder of the perform
ance to proceed. The male trio made
four appearance and won, a place IN
the bill for the rest of the season.
"Rockety-loo'' mainland hit from
"Katinka," by Miss Butterick, also
proved a favorite.
After its performance Of Saturday
night the Monte Carter Dmpary may
rest assured that during the remain
der of it's visit to Honolulu, crowded
houses will greet every sh1w and the
standing room only sign Will hang
outside of the box office every night
as 1t did on Saturday.
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bler-crook who lands behind the pris-
on bars, the child being adopted by
q kindly minister and his wife. About
the time she has developed into a
young woman her father is
liberated and would make capital of
her engagement, to. young million.
aire. Rather than see her finance in
jured Marian tells all she has learned
from her father. The result is perfect
ly satisfactory and included the refor-
nation of the gambler parent. ~
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MERCHANTS WIFE ADVISES
:: HONOLULU WOMEN

q had stomach trouble so, bad I
could eat nothing but toast, fruit and
hot water. Everything else soured and
formed gas. Dieting did 10 good. I
was miserable until tries; bGckthorn
bark, glrcerine, &c, asa mixed in
Adler-i.ka. ONE SPOONFUL. benefit.
ed me INSTANTLY" Because Adler.
i-ka emrtie5 BO1t4 large and small
intestine il re:teTes any CASE con
stipation, sour stomach or gas and
prevents appendicitis. 1t has QUICK.
ESD. action OF snyth!ng we ever sold.
The Holliste9' DFUs. Co,-AdT. l.-z&
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-01
LADY SEN MEL
!. CAN COOK AS
We'll AS Sing

a dash of the Orient, a touch of
the OccHent, bit of all nations and
races-that is Lady Sen Mel, the clev.
peared Friday night at the roof gar
den in Red Cross benefit Con ,ert.
She is all temperament. A soul ,boEn
to tragedy, a spirit of joy, a sinner,
witch and a saint, is Lady Sen Mel.
And she can cook! Hear that, we
men who rant against women Of sem-
permanent. Lady Sen Mel, all fire and
mist, all vapor and flame, Lady Sen.
Mel can cook dinner, the eating Of
which will make you forget you're.
growing bald. know, because she
told me So. Also, she can sew. She
makes all the pretty frocks she wears,
and then, just to keep he- hanl in,
she makes frocks for her friends ii
she loves them very much. She made
that fascinating gown Pearl Joseph
son wore to the Lady Sen Mel con.
cert, and nobody ever saw the charm
ing little pianist so irresistible than
she was. Friday night in that gown.
She -can sing, too, of course. That's
her business on earth. Those who
believe that the Chinese voice can not
lend itself to Occidental iarmonies
has only to hear Lady Sen Mel. Nat
urally, she can act and when she
dances she is like young willow,
swaying in the breeze.
And she loves Honolulu. Il adore
the place and the people," she said.
I'D love to live here, but l must get
back to my work. I've had nine Won
derful months in Australia, and I've
learned to throw boomerang. But
] have not learned to swim. can do
anything in the world but :.xim.
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REMARKABLESALE
At THE HUB

From early this morning crowd
has tilrenged THE HUB at their tenn
porary location, 7S South King street,
opposite the Union Grill where a $40
suit sale is in progress for ten days.
Despite high-cesting merchandise and
great scarcity in the clothing line
THE HUB has nevertheless followed
their annual custom of clearing out
their whole spring line of wooden suits
at the ridiculous price of ten dollars a
suit.-Adv. -.-- 49,.
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-16
INCOME TAX NOTICE

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fo< failure TO make sEcA return
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The Ordway new era., 1917-11-16
Milk Route Nov
Runs to La Junta
Farmers In Olney ard Crowley VI
cinity Contract With Libby,
McNeill = Libby.

Libby, McNeill & Libby have
opened a market In Crowley county
for whole milk and starting Tuesday
morning of this week route WAS
established from the Bert Tabor
ranch, near Olney Springs. TO cover
portion OF the territory in the vicinity
of Olney Springs and Crowley. Daily
trips will be made. a dozen or more
farmers having contracted their mix.
These farmers represent approNi-
mate IT'S cows, Bert Tabor alone hav-
ing ffty-one cows. thirty-seven of
which are now milking
Tabor has arranged to do the de-
liveriug of his own milk and the mix
under contract by the other farmers.
He has purchased an auto truck and
made hts first trip Tuesday
A representative of the Libby. Me
Neil & Lihy company was here this
week and stated that It was quite
likely that other routes would be soon
opened up. He had an inquiry from
a dairyman north of Ordwav who gave
a list of ten or dozen of his neigh
hors who had cows Rnd were inter
ested I'm route from that vicinity.
As soon as the business IS worked up
TO a proper figure a receiving station
will be put in Ordway and all milk
will then be paid for At price set
Z O. b. OrGway. More and shorter
routes would then be in effect
The whole milk price by the Libby.
NCNeii G Libby company. {. o. b.
la Junta. is $500 for milk testing
81 per cent Three cents additional
IS paid for each one-tsnth of a per
,ent above that test. making milk
estinC 10 bring S2I5. milk testing
0 per cent sS45 and so on.
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-16

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Warranty deeds and patents filed IN
the office Of the county clerk OF Grow.
ley county for the past week, as re.
ported by the Crowley County Al.
stract company, Ordway.
Lucy NJ. Field. widow Of Captain
Fred X. Field, to w. l.. Hartman and
A. r. Widick. eh 31-20-57, 81. 200
Rosa Rice to L. NJ. Peoples. nwa
nwA sec. 20. nh nell: swh neI
30-21-59. $1,000.
Harry j. Schmidt and M.
Schmidt to Elizabeth NJ. Cravens, 10,
3. block "a. Sugar City.
Niels Jacobson to B. F. Davis, east
10 feet of lots Is and l6. block is,
Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-16
VEGETABLE MARMALADES

VEGETABLE MARNALADES
Here are some surprise marina
ladies' for the farm woman who likes
to try new things. Their value from
the viewpoint of the food conserver
lies in the fact that they utilize pro-
duce farms usually have in abun-
dance in the autumn months and has
stored for winter use. They are made
not from fruit alone. but are largely
vegetable. with some fruit TO lend
acidity and favor Make some and
keep your family guessing what IS in
them.
Carrot Nzrmalaia-A marmalade
made largely from carrots may BE-
prepared as follows: Two cups ground
carrots one orange. two lemons. one
Gun SuEa-
Cook the carrots Uatfi tender. add
the orange and lemon Juice and the
grated TIni Of the orange Cook
slowly without stirring u1tIl -hfsk.
Pack il hCt ;a-s azd cover -ith
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The Ordway new era., 1917-11-16
Bon SPRINGS

R A. SAWYER of Rocky Ford and
Charles Custer of Ordway were in
Box Springs Sunday looking over
their wheat grounds.
Mrs VIII Colbert spent last Fri
day and Saturday visiting friends in
Ordvay.
Gr. and Mrs. ]. A. Mast and family
of Ordway visited SUNDAY with the
William Workers Mrs. Worker re-
turned to OrdVay with them
Miss Alice Mcclure and several
friends from ordway usotored to Box
Springs Sunday and visited with A.
s. McCiure's-
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-16
CATTLE QUARANTINE LIFTED

An order signed by Secretary of
Agriculture d. F. Houston lifts on
December / from $500 square miles
in southern states the federal quar-
antine of southern cattle. 1t is of
great importance to cattle raisers
and dealers of northern states as well
as those of the south.
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-16
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The Ordway new era., 1917-11-16
BAPTIST CHURCH

Lords day services: Sunday
school at 10 o'clock; preaching at II
a. m. and 1880 p. m. Prayer meet.
ing on Wednesday evening at 7:3a.
Members are urged to be present At
all meetings. A hearty welcome eI-
tended to all.
HARRY S. HAMMANN. Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-16
POSTAGE STAMP NOTICE

The new postage rules do not re-
Quire an extra stamp on letters
mailed in town to go out on rural
routes from the town at which the
letter is mailed. Likewise a letter
mailed on the route to some one
within the town where the route en-
ters does not require more than .
cent stamp.
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-16
CARD OF THANKS

To the friends and neighbors who
so kindly helped and sympathized
with US in the loss of our beloved
son and brother. Ruben Avritt, we
wish to extend our thanks.
MR.. AND MRS. GEO. FRANTZ.
MISS EFFIE AVRITT.
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-16
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WILL GIVE BAZAAR AND SUPPER

The Ladies' Aid society of Crowley
will give their annual bazaar and
supper at the school house Friday
night. November 1s. Supper ready
1t p. m Everybody invited.
The Ordway new era., 1917-11-16

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Preaching, II a m. and 1880 p. m,
Epworth league. $50 p. m: Sunday
school. 10 a. m
2. W. PIMLOTT. Pastor