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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-02-16
Continued from page One.

A., ,,.; session in 1919 or If they can report possible
that an extra session called enact Budget Law
The prohibition the attention OF the Liquor
traffic committees of and Senate joint sessions Inc Die
% cow of the Wiley Bill except "Most" features elm
mated termed the Bone Dry bh; 'he son s s
arrived at no merely reading and discuss
inc the Bills in joint sessions committees sod Dry but there
is divergence opinion should be enacted each mem
her wants TO renort out such of the courts
of the majority opinions OF the people pom p are
drastic the committee has said both s are 700
drastic will reaction to the demen' Oh
prohibition"
to enforce the law both Bills at present the plan
to place this matter of enforcement IN the nanas OF M +t .1
meeting with great favor In the ne
Attorney department agreeable the proposition and it is
will be better enforced there and with less expense
than were separate commission provided for
Grant Hudson Superintendent soOn League If
the legislature enac the Wiley Bill INTO law Michigan VIII nave one "
boniest laws enacted byany State p,
than cent OF the voters last fa
M Prohibition Amendment adopted
This is the Amendment
1.-THE SALE giving barter
furnishing vnous malt brewed mend spurious or IN
medicinal mechanical chemical scientific
shall be after April ret nineteen hundred
eighteen prohibited IN the state forever. Inc ~
sale such liquors for medicinal mechanical
chemical, scientific and sacramento purposes -, -, .,;
the fact that the legislature under Its poi
power has authority bone dry laws
goes, will plainly that it does
prohibit the shipment from without OF
intoxicating liquors for beverage
the legislature bone beyond
conferred by the amendment and rest its inherent power "
law how far will the permit the legislature to go be-
You'd the direction this That the question
fronting the Legislature today.
Every n his
wishes rabd
aure Bone daily with few exceptions
likewise; invariably will be found that
before the election inclined the
prohibition
these with
dste interests either by stockholders through business
The
a bone law?
been advanced this attitude.
First That the moderate liquor
beverage
dissatisfied Disguised
state and vote wet at the first opportunity Editor Perry the Ad
Messenger say 18TH dry of last Fall
change his mind by the Fall the
option
Second: That the legislature induced Bone
that
attacking the
that exceeded authority
Your would like
in Van Buren, this proposition, and will
duty petition
otherw that
amendment is plain Do desire that the
yond that or
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-02-16

Did you oveIhear several boys talking and hear
them Gee mustn't let the Old Man" find out? Shame
the boy who will refer to his father he Old Man Next
to mother father the best friend boy have
until father and mother both gone does girl really
appreciate them Even then the hardshp the eepess nights
and the thousand and sacrifices every parent makes for his
child can never be really and truly appreciated Don't
refer to parent he Old Man" 1.-The Old Woman" Treat
your parents boys and girls with the respect that
and don't have secrets that feel you keep
Dad Start right in at the beginning by Talking
Father" You will find that he is always upon whom
rely in time of trouble Many embarrassing situation
be avoided and heartache prevented if will only
talk it with father.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-02-16
TO THE VOTERS

In making choice of the candidates
for the responsible positions to be
filled at the Township caucus and
election this Spring, you will no doubt
give careful thought to their quail
fications and experience. For Super
visor as announced / am a candidate
and | ask you to support me if you
think me fully qualified for the place.
The oath of office will be my guaran-
tee of faithful performance of the
duties of Supervisor. 4
w. T. DAVIS,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-02-16

Some one said it would be perfectly safe to offer liberal
reward for just specimen of Fashioned Gr who
thought enough of mother to herself from her friend
dinner to help mother wash Dishes 1t NAV be true but we
refuse to believe it. We believe that many young lady
who is thoughtful of the comfort her dear mother
We believe there yet those who willing deprive them
selves of the little pleasures of life to relieve the burdens
OF that tired out little mother now streaked
with and whose life for years has been consecraed to the
care OF her children There of this
girls there should be- are some and we want TO saw
that such girl is real Jewel
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-02-16
YOUNG LADY
WANTS TO DO HOUSEWORK

A young lady by name of Miss
Ruby Gloss, of Brightertown, is de.
sirous of securing work assisting
housewives, at very small expense
She claims to be the best polisher
buster and cleaner in her line. AS
she is very much in demand, it is
best that you ask for Ruby Gloss al
once.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-02-16

Our Attorney Glenn E. Warner covered himself with
glory presiding officer of the Republican County Convention last
Monday His brief address with the true spirit of repub
canism and patriotic devotion the flag and country
You did yourself proud Glenn, and that it could not
have been heard by every citizen in the county. .
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-02-16
PEACE AND WAR.


BY Edgar A. Guest in Detroit Free Press
In times of peace our politics
Divides us now and then,
We urge long DER right and wrong
We're red-hot party men.
Republicans and Democrats
Fling charges back and forth
Men east contest with men out west,
The South derides the North
But let the clouds of war appear
Then politics we bag;
All hands turned in the goal to win,
We're one behind the flag!
We're scrappers in the days of peace
We seem to love fight,
We laugh and jeer and often sheer
At what our friends call right
TO hear us wrange strangers think
That we're scattered race
That hate and greed are what we breed,
But that is not the case
For let wars danger threaten us
Our ranks are quickly blent,
We stand as one to follow on
Behind our president
We get lot of fun from life,
We think whate'er we choose,
In times of peace we never cease
To air our different views.
We fling our charges back and forth
And talk of plots and tricks,
For that's the way we like to play
The game of politics
But once let danger threaten us
And shame attack our land
Our clans are gone, you'll find us one
Behind the flag we stand.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-02-16

Our Specialty-JOB PRINTING
Evening journal., 1917-10-13
DR.. 4. T. RANDOLPH TO
SPEAK Oh DEMOCRACY
nil Give His Views Regard
ing Final Outcome OF
Presp, I Crisis
MUSIC FEATURE OF.
ALL SERVICES

Preaching on the topic. The Test and
Triumph Of Democracy" at the evening
service at Grace NJ. e. Church, tomor-
row night, the Rev. Dr.. Herbert +. Ran
dolph VIII present his Views regarding
the flnal outcome OF the crisis through
which this nation with the other allies,
are passing. He will discuss the su-
preme test being mode by the people
and whether II Will be successful and
democracy supreme. o
The music service win be as follows:
7.t5 to 7.30 o'clock--0rgan recital. Mar
clssus, Nevln; Flnlandla, "a tonal
poem), Sibellus: Chant du Solr. Kim
der; professional, hymn 25: anthem
All Through the Night. Welsh air; Of
fertory, Send Out Thy Light Gounod !;
organ postlude, Hymn Heroique, Du-
BOls. Note--The second number OF the
recital. Flnlandla, is especially grand In
that It tends 10 portray in music, the
vision that greets the eye OF one stand
ing on the rugged shores OF Finland.
The Rev. DR.. E. II. Dashlell Will preach
at the morning service. at 1890 o'clock
The musical service will be as follows {:
i0.3O o'clock. organ prelude, Angels
Serenade, Braga: professional, IS, o
God, the Roc kof Ages, Blckerseth: an
them. Festival TIE Deum in E Flat,
Baumbach; ofrertory. solo. The Ninety
and Nine. Champion, Miss Reed: re-
oessional; organ postlude. Marche
Mllltalre, Clarke.
The Sunday School will meet at ~
O'Clock. The special features are a
mems class. organized, meeting in the
church house, on West street, taugh by
Edwin Goldlng; a woman's class, or
ganized, meeting also In the church
house and taught by DR.. Herbert r.
Randolph; a business womens class
meeting in the Sunday School, taught
by Miss Mary Wheeler and Mrs. II. S.
Goldey, organized and having social
features for young women in business
and attending business colleges: a
young mems Bible class, taught by
Walter BlacksOn.
The Epworth League will meet at
Gas O'Clock In the chapel. The official
board and their friends win entertain
the sailors In our city on Thursday
night at the church house.
Evening journal., 1917-10-13
WILL ENTERTAIN
Sailors At SUPER
An Ordination Service Also
to be Held at Westminster
Church
LEWIS J. HOWELL
WILL SING SOLO

The sacrament OF the Lords supper
VIII be observed at tho morning SER
vice at 20 o'clock tomorrow morning
In Westminster Presbyterian Church.
the Rev. c. l.. Candee. d. D., minister
A number OF new members are 10 be
received and an ordination service 10
the. eldership Of the church Will be
held.
The double quartet will sing "As
Pants the Hart" by Glichrlst, and 20
For That Tenderness OF Heart" by
Bartlett. In the afternoon, at a O'Clock.
the soloist VIII be Lewis James Howell,
OF Philadelphia. who VIII take the solo
IN the anthem. "Ho, Everyone That
Thirsteth." by Martin. and will sing a
baritone solo. How Many Hired Ser
wants" by Sullivan. for the offertory.
The graded Sunday school meets al
noon In the chapel and the adult Bible
class at the same time in the gallery Of
the church The executive committee
VIII have charge OF the Christian En-
deav0r devotional service at O'clock
AZ the close there Will be the informal
singing OF gospel hymns, IN which the
sailors who are to be at the church for
supper and any others who so desire
are invited 10 Join.
Evening journal., 1917-10-13
Will DEVOTE SERVICES
TO YOUNG PEOPLES WORK

The services tomorrow at Harrison
Street NJ. n Church will be devoted
all day to the work OF young people.
In the morning at 1880 O'Clock DR..
g. T. Anderson the pastor, will preach
a special sermon to Sunday school
officers teachers and parents on the
subject What Shall the Harvest Be-
The Sunday school board, composed
Of men and women. will attend In q
body.
At Q o'clock In the afternoon the
annual graduation OF the pupils and
promotion to advanced departments
wtll take place rf
/ A young peoples demonstration will
be held at 7.30 o'clock. Frank b.
Mitchell and others will make appro-
pirate addresses There will be
special music by the church choir, the
male quartet and the Sunday school.
Evening journal., 1917-10-13
anniversary SERVICES
At ZION LUTHERAN

The services at Zion Lutheran
Church will be OF an especially note
worthy character Tomorrow as the
evening service marks the opening OF
months activities in commemora
tion OF the four hundreth anniversary
OF the Protestant Reformation begun
by Martin Luther. The church has
been beautifully decorated and a
splendid souvenir program will be
distributed. The speaker nor the
evening Is the Rev. Dr.. II. A. Weller
president OF the PENNSYLVANIA Mini
sterium. A brief address in German
will also be delivered by the pastor,
the Rov. S. @. Won Bosse. The
selections will be OF a high
order, the choir rendering tho Gloria
from Mozart's Twelfth Mass and
Gounod's ''Prase Ye the FatherS
Mrs. Levin Nelson Will sing q soprano
solo ana the orchestra df the Sunday
school viii play the prelude and ao'
company the hymns. Invitations have
been issued 30 the members OF the
church and large number Of promh.
nent friends OF the congregation.
In the morning service the Rev
DR.. Panl IsonschnAd viii preach on
''Messengera OF Peace The Sunda;
school meets At $40 O'Clock and 81
o'cAocln On Tuesday and Frfda,
cnteciretical instruction is given fror
4 to 6. The Teachers Tuannfng Cias
meets on Thursday, the Ger1nal
school on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1917-10-13
HOME COMING DEY
At scott CHI RGH
Bishop John ". Hamilton
Will Preach at 1890
o'clock Service
SENATOR WOLCOTT
ALSO TO SPEAK

Tomorrow will be Home Coming
Day for the members and friends of
Scott NJ L. Church. The pastor and
workers have sent out invitations 70
all the present and former members
and II is expected that there will be
large congregations az all the serv-
ices. Automobiles will convey the
aged and infirm to and from the
church. r.
At e.15 O'Clock there will be a
union Of AL the classes OF the church
with the Sunday morning class and
all former members will participate
In this service. At 1000 o'clock,
there will be morning worship. The
sermon will be preached by Bishop
John w. Hamilton, ID. ID. L. l.. D.,
Chancellor OF the American University
at Washington. ID. G. The musical
numbers will include: Organ prelude.
Andre; choir selection, "Ye That
Stand In the House Of the Lord"
Spinney; "Be Thou Exalted" West.
full chorus: mixed quartette, selected;
organ postlude, Mozart
At 2 O'Clock there will be general
rally OF the entire Bible school in
NllG huultUlAulA VI VIC NnHiNht thN
orchestra will give a sacred concert
and addresses will be delivered by
Dr. Robert Watt. d. D., and Charles
b. Hurley, chief OF the police OF the
Baltimore police force Miss Mary
Thieiman will direct the music. At
$50 O'Clock the Bpworth League de-
votional meeting will be held and be-
side a fine musical program by the
Junior choir. o. b. Lank. a former
president will make the address.
Az 7.30 o'clock the evening worship
will be conducted. The sermon will
be preached by the Rev David d.
Forsythe, ID. D.. OF Philadelphia. II
Is expected that Senator Josiah o.
Wolcott will be present and make a
brief address. The musical numbers
will include: Organ prelude. Battise
choir selection, Praise the Lord o
Jerusalem Maunder, full chorus
tenor solo, by l. Oscar Thompson
There is Green Hill Far Away" by
Gounod; selection by a male quar-
tette, MY Shepherd" by Gottschaulk
Messrs. Stewart, Thompson. Beckerle
and Wright; postlude by Rossini.
The services will be held during
the weak as usual.
Evening journal., 1917-10-13
memorial SERVICE AT
ELSMERE PRESBYTERIAN

A memorial service in memory OF
the late Rev. J. Edgar q Franklin,
whose death In the pulpit OF Elsmere
Presbyterian Church. occurred a year
ago last Sabbath, will be observed at
the 10 o'clock Worship hour Sunday.
Tho friends of Mr. Franklin are re-
quested to be present at this service.
Tho offering of the morning goas into
the Franklin Memorial Fund recently
created for the improvement of church
property. The minister. the Rev. H.
tramer Smith, b. D.. will preach on
"The Blessed Dead. 49, Communion
and reception Of members will be OBJ
served. g. ~ ft-a nfl. le
The subject for the evening service
at O'Clock will be The Economic
Law OF Spiritual Force" Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Christion En-
deyor at 6.45 o'clock. On Wednesday
there Will be an installation OF
Christian Endeavor officers followed
by a recepaion tHcf o.
Evening journal., 1917-10-13
Quartet 70 SING
At WElT Church
DR.. Smiley Viii Preach on
"Our Nations Saloon
Bill"
MRS. H. B. LEWIS,
SOPRANO, TO SING

AT West Presbyterian Church. the
pastor, the Rev. U. Franklin Smiley.
d. d., will preach at both the morn
ing and evening services tomorrow.
The topic for the morning service at
1870 o'clock viii be: Finding tho
Unknown God" The organ numbers
will be: Beethoven's "Adagio Canta-
bile" and the "Postlude In d s. by
West. The choir will sing. Il Walt
ed Patiently for the Lord" by Mo.
Phnil; and the "Te Deum Laudamus'
OF Baumbach, In which the soloists
will be: Mrs. NJ. d. Lewis, Mrs. j. e.
Allen. Oscar Stiegler and Harry w.
Frazer.
The Bible school will meet at 2
o'clock. and invites anyone without
home school to come and join with
them Mrs. NJ. b. Lewis, soprao, VIII
sing In the mems Bible class, taught
by the pastor. The women's Bible
class VIII be taught by Miss Carrie
Cooper. tai
Al the c. Z. Society. $50 o'clock,
Mrs. Samuel p. Rolph will lead the
meeting. tho topic being "Whnt Is
Committed to You"
At the service in the evening. 7.SO
O'Clock. the pastor Will discuss the
Issue paramount In the city OF VII
mington at this timo In an address
on "Our Nationa Saloon Bills" The
service will be preceded by popular
song service led by Professor ely
mer The organ numbers for the
evening will be: Godard's "Berceuse,"
and the March of Verdi. The choir
has planned special evening OF mu,
sic; Jesus, Lover OF My SOUL VIII
be sung In chorus: NJ. p. Hastings,
Jr.. will take the solo work in 20
Come Unto My Heart Lord Jesus
by Ambrose; and the quartet will give
Morrison's Memories OF Gallllee" Z"
The members OF the quartet Will be
Mrs. M. D. Lewis, Mrs. 7. NJ. Arbuckle,
]. T. Clymer and +. Il. Jones.
Evening journal., 1917-10-13
RALLY DAY PROGRAM
IN AIOVER School
AS Annivers ry Of Church
to be Observed on Fol-
lowing Sunday
SPECIAL SERMONS BY
PASTOR TOMORROW

In Hanover Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning. the Rev. r. L.
Jackson win preach the third OF the
special series on the church. his subject
OF sermon being "A Soul Winning
Church" There Will be a special rally
day service IN the Sunday School, at
~ o'clock. Mr.. Cort win speak. S. II.
Baynard Will address the members OF
the intermediate society. 't
In the evening. at o'clock, the pas
tor will preach on is Conventional
Christianity Doomed3" There Will be
special song service In connection
with this service.
In the morning the chonr will sing
20 Clap Your Hands" Buck, and Just
As ! AM"
Next Sunday will be Every Member
Present Day" in the church. The
il5th anniversary OF the founding OF
Hanover church win be celebrated at
the same time.
Evening journal., 1917-10-13
REVIVAL NIGHT Ar MADELEY.

An evangellstlc service win follow the
evening meeting at Madeley M. E.
Church on Sunday. The Sunday pro-
gram includes class meeting at go
o'clock, led by John W. Ford; preach
ing by the Rev. i. NJ. Broad
way, pastor, sermon subject, "The
Mark OF Perfection" at 1890 O'Clock.
Sunday School at 2.i5 O'Clock; Epworth
League at 6.G5 O'Clock; song service at
7.3O o'clock. by the choir; evening SER
vice, with sermon by the pastor, second
In the series on ''Sln." at 7.45 O'Clock.
. The pastors class meets on Monday
night, mid-week prayer meeting on
Wednesday night. outdoor temperance
rallies during the week.
Evening journal., 1917-10-13
MRSS. RUDD P. kEEL Will
SPEAK AT BRANDYWlNE

At Brandywlne NJ. E. Church. the Rev.
V. p. Northrup. d. d.. pastor, sunday
Will be Rally Day" The day will open
With an old-fashioned Methodist Love
Feast" at 9.30 O'Clock. AZ 1890 o'clock
Mrs. Rudd p. Neel. Huntington, w Va.
viii speak on "The Dry Campaign
Mrs. Paul Orth VIII sing "The Model
Church" by Sankey. Frank Mitchell
Will sing solo. The Sunday school
VIII hold its Fall Rally" at O'Clock
"The Flags OF Freedom" Is the name OF
the program. Every Member Present
IS the word for this rally. The ED
worth League devotional service at Gas
O'Clock viii be led by S. Z. Balr, Special
music. At 7.30 o'clock preaching by the
pastor. At this service the cholc VIII
sing Saviour. Breathe an Evening
Blessing" by Brown. The quartet VIII
sing AT the Cross" A temperance
prayer meeting Wednesday evening ct
las and class meeting Friday at the
same hour.
Evening journal., 1917-10-13
EhDEATORERS PLAN
STE.IE CONVENTION
Will be Held at Greenhill
lresbyt rian Octcbe.
25 ard %
FALL RALLY TO BE
F.. HELD MONDAY NIGHT

At the request OF the City Union, Dr.
Holloway has consented to send note
from Camp Mcclellan each week. If
possible. Watch for it in the c. E.
notes.
"Better start now to ret ready for
the State convention banquet 90
Greenhil says.
Westminster G. q. entertained the
soldiers and sailors at their church last
Sunday evening. Luncheon was served
by the ladies', and the "boys' were
then introduced to the O. +.
The press chairman is on the lookout
for those Postals in your possession, so
let them come along rapidly.
The lookout chairman, William Foulk,
was the chief speaker at q rally held
in Newark Presbyterian Church last
Sunday evening. From all accounts
the rally was q decided success. ASK
him how he likes to run for trains ana
miss them by only few inches.
Next Sundays topic will be written
by the Rev. r. L. jackson, pastor OF
Hanover Presbyterian Church.
Some good things are promised Tor
the State convention, which will be
held in Greenhill Presbyterian Church
ON October 25 and 26. Begin now 20
plan to attend it. Talk it up Boost
It, and by all means attend It, Each
society should b. well represented and
If your secretary has not already for
ward"d your report 10 the secretary ask
him OF her to send it at once to Miss
Reeves.
West Society held their first fall bust
ness meeting and social last Friday
eveninq and everyone bad a very en-
joyabls time.
The socirI committe of the Secono
baptist G. e. Society is milking eiabor-
ate arrangements Tor unique ana
interasting program for the entertain
ment of the Wilmington City Union. on
Monday night. in the Fall Rally" Of
~ Union. The Second Bartist Society
eAends very cordial invitation TO the
members of the Union to be present that
night They are planning for a very
large attendance. Don't forget the date,
Monday night. October Is, at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1917-10-13
PREACHER WHO spent
3 DAYS IN SUBMARINE

"The Preacher Who Spent Three Days
In a Submarine, is the sermon subject
OF the Rev. William Patterson, pastor
OF the First United Presbyterian
Church, at 7.i5 o'clock tomorrow even
Ing. The pastor does not give away the
secret. but It sounds very much as II
our old friends Noah and the whale
were being referred to under clever
up-to-date heading. At the II o'clock
service the pastors subject Will be "A
Study in Street Car Signs" sabbath
School at 10 o'clock; intermediate Q.
E. Society at Gas o'clock. Mid-week
prayer meeting. Wednesday, at 7.4o
O'Clock, The Lords supper VIII be OBJ
served in this church on Sunday morn
ing. October 2i. Preparatory services
next Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Evening journal., 1917-10-13
EPHQRTH School TO
HAVE RALLY DAY
Mr.. Gray Will Preach on
"God's Great Love TO
the World"
PROF. KING TO LEAD
CHORUS CHOIR

Gods Great Love to the World" will
be the sermon subject OF the Rev. j.
Howard Gray at Epworth NJ. E. Church
tomorrow morning. The morning class
viii meet at go O'Clock.
The sabbath school VIII meet at 2
o'clock. The Drexcl BIddle class for
men viii meet at the same hour. with
the pastor speaking from the subject
"neturning From Captivity Il Will
be rally day for The school.
The Epworth League VIII meet at
$50 O'Clock.
God OF Baal, WhIch2 ?" or "Haltlng
Between TWO Opinions" VIII be the
subject 70 be discussed by the pastor
at the evening service at 7.3 0o'clock.
At this time the chorus choir. under
the leadership OF Professor George T.
King win give the following selections
"The Lord OF Hosts is With Us" Kane
"The Song OF the Ages" Simpler
"Jerusalem the Golden" Wright.
Glass meeting Monday at 730 O'Clock
and prayer meeting Wednesday night.
Evening journal., 1917-10-13
BISHOP HAMILTON TO
PUEACH At WESLEY

At Wesley M. b. Church tomorrow
nervfces will be OF a special char
acter. The main auditorium will be
reopened after being closed for three
months. while improvements we're
made.
The services win begin at 1oSO
o'clock under the direction Of the pas
tor. The sermon VIII be preached by
the Rev. DR.. Adam Stengle.
A Union Dry mass meeting VIII
be held at 3.15 O'Clock, the address to
be made w. w. Knowles. Of this city.
The orchestra OF Scott Church VIII
furnish music.
In the evening Bishop John W.
Hamilton will deliver the sermon The
choir, under the director of George
Jones, will furnish the music for both
services.