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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-04
PRESBYTERIAN MEETING

The summer meeting of the Pres
byterian Association of Harrisburg
and vicinity will be held in the Pres
byterian Church at Steelton next
Tuesday, June 10, at SIS O'clock
The Rev. Everett H. Hallman and
the Rev. Robert T. Taylor delegates
to the general assembly, will report
on the great church gathering at st.
Louis.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-04

Sassaman.
Firemsn up: Dearborn. Fitzgerald
Mintzer. Robb. limerick, Saul. Saul
orndorff. Esterline, Rutland. Grimes
Grundon. Gates.
Conductors up: Shuff. Donner. Lam
dis. >
ley. Strohing, Reneker, Reed, Schu'
baur, Shank. Watson.
Brakemen up: Fry, Stouffer.
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Catherine Wilton. Myrtle Shue,
Lydia Warner, Lulu Patchen, Mary
Wheeler, Mrs. Minnie Morrow. Mrs.
Ella Peters, Mrs. Mary Brenner,
Mrs. Lizzie Codow, Mrs. Sara Bowers,
Mrs. Lizzie Horner, May Lambert,
Pearl Fox, Elberta Fox, Nora
Shultz, Anna Mavretic, Amelia Ben
kovic, Anna Benkovic. --
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pollution which disordered blood
constantly discharges into them.
Another common indication of
weak, impure blood is the loss
of appetite, tired, worn out feel
ling and a general rundown con-
dition of the system. This is an
ailment very prevalent in the
Spring and most persons so af-
flicted realize the necessity of
overcoming the trouble by the
use of a tonic.
We recommend to all in need
of a blood purifier or tonic, the
use of S. S. S., medicine which
has proven itself the greatest of
all blood purifiers. 1t goes down
into the circulation and removes
all impurities, humors and pois-
ons and makes the blood pure
and Notwithstanding. 1t puri-
hes and strengthens weak de-
teriorated blood, supplies it with
the healthful properties it needs
and lays the foundation for good
health. AS a tonic S. S. S. has
no equal and those who are be-
ginning to feel the need of such
medicine to fortify themselves
against the unpleasant condi-
tions which come with Spring
and early Summer, should COM
mence its use at once. S. S. s.,
the King of Blood Purifiers, is
a ge line blood cleanser, made
entirely from roots, herbs and
barks; it does not contain par
ticle of mineral in any form. You
could not do better than begin
the use of S. S. S. if from any
cause your blood is weak or inn
pure, and you will find it the
most satisfactory tonic you ever
used. Write for book on the
blood and any medical advice.
No charge for either. Address
408 Swift Laboratory. Allan
ia, Ga.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-04
To SPEAK IN MAHANoY CITY

George E. Foss. of this city. gen.
eral secretary of the Pennsylvania
State Chamber of Commerce. will
speak this evening at the annual
banquet of the Mahanoy City Cham
Der OF Commerce on Chamber OF
Commerce Ideals"
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THE READING

The "a crew to go first after 6.45
o'clock: 81, Sc. 81. ~.
Engineers for ss.
Firemen for 81. 81.
Conductors for none.
F1agmen for 66.
Brakemen for 81.
Engineers up: Hoffman. Barnhart,
Wood. Middaugh, Fred. Merkle.
JONES' Kaufman. schuhaur Martin.
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PASSENGER SERVICE

Middle Division. Engineers up: j.
Crimmel. ]. H. Ditmer. j. r. Brinser.
F. f. Schreck, ]. w. Burd. A. c. Allen.
S. H. Alexander, A. ]. Wagner. II. f.
Groninger, L. II. Ricedorf. w. c.
Black, II. Johnson. W. E. Turbett
c. d. Hollenbaugh.
Engineers wanted for u NJ, P-49,
10, seven extras coming.
Firemen up: E. NJ. Cramer. w. o.
Bealor, G. L. Huggins. H. o. Hartzel.
d. F. Hudson, Roy Herr. G. B. Huss,
w. w. Beacham. ]. N. Ramsey. r. M.
Lyter, Z. E. Roller, H. Naylor. III. A.
Schrauder. f. Dysinger. II. A. Web
ling, C. w. Winand. r. B. Pee.
Firemen wanted for S6. IL, col,
seven extras coming.
Philadelphia Division. Engineers
up: r. B. Welsh, J.. C. Davis.
Engineers wanted for none.
Firemen up: M G. Shaffner. A. /
Floyd, J. s. Frankford. J. n. Platr, T.
H. Young. f. l. Floyd.
Firemen wanted for 80. 81. et.s
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-04

CHILDREN'S DAY
Childrens Day exercises will, be
held at Olivet Sunday School on the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-04

Jess Willard > writing q SER
iss of articles, his "Own Story"
for sThe Philadelphia Press"
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Photo by Roshon.

coming Sunday. at o'clock in th0a
afternoon. On the following Sunday,
the school will open its morning ses-
sions at 10 o'clock.
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ENOLA SIDE

ENOLA
Philadelphia Division. - The 23l
crew to go first after 1.45 o'clock:
POS, 23S. 225, 236, 217, 249, 245, 212.
202. 216, 242. 215. 221. 227, EOS, 226,
235. 24S and 211. .t
Engineers for 23S, 247.
Firemen for ais. 222, 245, 247.
Conductors for 225, 217, 215.
Flagmen for 205, 225. 2oS, al.
Brakemen for 216. 2oS. 222.
Conductors up: Cullen, Barnhart.
Brakemen up: Kurl. Shelley. Skiles,
Wilson, Horne. Harmon, Miller, Lee,
Arbegast, Haines, Shenk. Tennant,
Kascella, Vatulli. Schieiser. Carver
ich, Smeltz, Spense.,
Middle Division. The % crew to
go hrst after 100 o'clock: Ill, 103,
ia, 116. 104. 11s. 120, 11s, ITO, 10s
and 1T.
Engineers for %, 11s.
Firemen for IL, 103, 11S, ITO.
Conductors for ia.
Flagmen for ia, 116.
Brakemen for 103, ia, 104. 11s,
III.
Yard Board. Engineers up: Myers,
Shuey, Turbett, KunkIe. Hill.
Firemen up: Kennedy, Swigart,
Coldren, Sadler. Snyder, A. w. Wag-
ner, o. ]. Wagner.
Engineers for Sd 126. 2. 129.
Firemen for 1st 12s. change crew.
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Standing of the Crews
HARRISRURG SIDE

Philadelphia Division. - The 122
crew to go first after 1 o'clock: ITO.
116, los, 126, 103, 112, 115, III, 1O2,
11S. ia. 127. 1Os. 1o7.
Engineers for 105.
Firemen for 1877.
Conductors for 100. 11s, 11s, 121.
Flagmen for 119. 126.
Brakemen for 105. 107, ITO. ia,
116 and 121.
Engineers up: Yeater. Karr. Sim
mons, Houseal. Gehr, Wiker. Dolby,
Mohn, Shaibley, Blankenhorn, Downs
Binkley, Ryan, A. K. Sicily, Gemmill,
Casey.
Firemen up: Sheets, Mace. w. w.
Rider. Morrison, Wood. Beers, q. j.
Kimmich, Netzley, Warner, Blum.
Bradley, GettIe, Kimmich, vogelsong,
Utley Brown.
Conductors up: Boyle. ~. r.
Brakemen up: Preston, Enders,
Lark, Hackman, Killian, Hoffman,
Dare, Etzwiler, Minnichan, Garlin,
Christ, Arndt. Coulder, Horne,
Boughter Murphy. Smith, Yohe. Al
temus.
Middle Division. The is crew to
go first after 1920 o'clock: 22, "a,
112, 16. %, 2S. IT, rs.
Engineers wanted for 16, 25S
Firemen wanted for 1s. %, 16, %.
Conductors wanted for. %, %.
Brakemen wanted for %. liz.
Engineers up: Corder, Howard,
Cook, Hawk, Peters. Buckwalter.
Firemen up: Schoffstall, Evens,
Putt, CAN'T, Flicker, Kennedy, Keit-
er. Seeger, Primm. .....
Brakemen up: C. F. Beers, Shearer,
Clemm, Reynolds, o. B. Beers, n. M.
Rhoades. Danner, Shade, Zimmerman.
Gross, Johnson, Fisher. Woodward.
Manning, Bell, Murray. Roushe. Pot
ter, Baker. l. D. Deckard. Kepp, Dare,
Bitner.
Yard Board Engineers wanted
for none. s.F...
Firemen wanted for 1oC, 12C, 23C.
Engineers up: Beatty, Feass,
Kauptz, Wise.
Firemen up: G. K. Smith, Howe.
Spahr. Charles, Otstot
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-17
Bills Come to Town.

bill Sundays come to town
To fight old Satan a six weeks
round
And twice each day with all his
might
He engages the devil in a merry
old fight.
Against low morals and booze he's
strong
And he fights these enemies in
speech and song
He has many glad stories to tell
OF all the poor sinners he's saved
from hell.
Go and hear him, it's worth your
while
II he cant convert you. 1t will
make you smile
To see him twist the old DEVILS
tail,
Come on you sinners and hit the
sawdust trail"
How is that for a poem. 1t was
written by one OF the men from the
Silvis shops and was read by Mr..
Rodeheaver last evening at the tab
ernacle preceding the services. 1t
got a good hand and hearty laugh
from the audience.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-17

! Suppose when Jesus set His
face to go TO Jerusalem some of
His disciples had picked up their
belongings and headed for Da-
mascus where some OF them had
some trif1ing business of their own
and suppose you'd have met this
caravan headed for Damascus and
asked, Who are you and where
are you going?"
Something mere is expected of a
protesting Christian than is ex-
pected OF other people. For a man
or woman TO be a member of a
church and have nothing in your
life that resembles Jesus Christ is
as inconsistent as a W. C. T. L.
sign would be over a brewery or a
Y. w. C. A. sign over a house of
iil-fame.
What Would Jesus Dot
/ What would Jesus do II He
taught q Sunday school class q?
Would He put as little heart into
it as some of you do? Would He
go to prayer meeting as little as
some OF you go and would He tes-
tify as little as some of you testify +?
| Would He do as little personal
work as some OF you dos Would
He spend as much on Himself and
give as little to the cause of Jesus
| Christ as some Of you do? Would
He pray as little as some OF you
do? Would He do no more to an
swer your prayers than some of
you do? Some prayers are not
worth a picayune in the sight OF
! God, more than the effort you're
willing to put forth to answer
them. You ought TO know how
much God thinks about your pray
er, how much are you willing to
give? How hard are you willing to
work to answer that prayer? That
is all that weighs it before God.
Am | follower or a faker? Am
l a finger-board pointing to the
cross or to the world? All that Is
being done to bring this old sin
cursed world to the feet of Jesus
Christ is being done by the spirit
Of God working through men and
women like ourselves. You are
robbing God and you are robbing
the world if you are not giving the
Lord a chance to work and speak
through your personality. You are
robber, you are a robber and
Stacker
The first step to follow Jesus
Christ is that there must be a de-
liberate, definite decision about it,
just the same as there is in an i'm
portant matter in business. And
business, you've got TO decide to
get married or you never will.
There has got to be a definite de-
cision about anything. You've got
to decide you will go TO heaven or
to hell, that's all. You've got to
decide the whole business. A young
man decides he won't give up his
bad company and that's the reason
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-17
Ser1al and tSilpiS Employees ThrOrg tabernacle

he dies an old man in prison.
You've got to do it.
Jesus didn't come to drive peo-
pie into the kingdom OF heaven. He
came to force the question upon
every man and woman, and you've
got to decide the matter for your
self. / can't decide it for you no
more than / could eat or sleep for
you The doctor could cut me to
pieces and that wouldn't keep you
out of the coffin if you had ap-
pendicitis.
Lug Too Much Devil Goods.
How far you"go with Jesus de-
ponds on what you take with you
when you start One reason why
lot OF you have not made more
progress, you have been trying to
lug too much OF the devils goods
with you when you started out.
You are not making much head
day. When Jesus leads, He don't
take you around the valley OF the
shadow. He will take you right
through. II you are not ready to
walk through it, don't ever start 10
| follow Jesus Christ.
/ Now. you see how much some of
/ you are going to weigh on the
( scales they keep outside Of the door
OF heaven, don't you? II a man
/ stops to look back. it's only a oues-
ton OF time until he will be back
where he looks. That's why we've
got so many people in the church
up to their eyes in the world, the
| flesh and the devil. They are look
/ ing back at the things instead Of
turning their back on them.
don't believe that God Almighty
expects me TO be a hermit. / don't
/ believe that God Almighty expects
me to wear a hair shirt and cru
/ city my natural affections. l don't
! believe that God expects me to
| crawl on my hands and knees and
sleep on spikes and smear myself
with filth like the Hindus-no, sir,
| A true disciple of Jesus Christ
means love of everyday life. Jesus
| Christ didn't wear q hair shirt,
| hide Himself in a caYe-no. He
| lived among the people. He rubbed
| elbows with the people. He spent
! His life going around doing good
Drying tears on the cheeks OF the
afflicted, driving out or alleviating
misery or suffering, casting out
devils. cleansing lepers. That is
what Jesus did, that's what He ex-
poets His followers to do. not wear
q hair shirt and whine, "Oh, but
isn't it hot" Wow! They'd drive q
man to drink.
Christ's Life an Example.
I believe in His own life. He
gave me an example OF what He
wants me to be and do. Get out
and lift this old, sin-cursed world
onto His arms. He that saith he
abideth in Him. ought himself so
walk even as He walked"
Sometimes you get annoyed. sg-
gravated. Certainly, great Styx.
Sometimes you want to knock peo-
pie down. l do about every two
days. See some guy l want to
punch. But ] tell you, If you do,
then you will kick over in two min
utes all the good you can do in
years. Deny yourself! Put the
kicking straps on angels and starve
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-17
SUNDAYISMS

"MoraIity is only the polish on
the candlestick."
''The most refined and respect
able sinner Is the most danger
GUS"
a man can get so far down
even the devil Is ashamed of him =
"Nesrly all these fake religions
were started by women
eli you had to go to heaven on
your waSherWOman'S testimony, do
yOu think you'd get therel Think
the Lord would let you 1nf'
expect success and that's a
long step toward success"
"Christianify Is TO the world
what salt is to the meat-it keeps
Il from rOtting."
I'D rather be a burning match
in some places than an arc light
that's gone out I'm others. Some
people are extinct craters.7
''I'Ve got nature like a sheet
iron stOVe-a bunch of shaVings
and a match will make It red-hOt
in two Minutes"
81 go just as fast for the Lord as
| did for the Devil"
"0ne reason why we've got so
many mllk-aRd-Water. cider-chalk-
and-vinger good Lord, good dew
il. pliable. plastic, weak people
sitting around, is because they
don't come out clean cut for Jesus
Christ and his truth"
eli some OF yOu women up there
would take all the hair off that
isn't growing on you, you'd look
like a hummlng bird in a rain
Storm"
"The man or the woman whose
religion Is of the evergreen vari-
ETY. and not the grounding brand
is going to win in this old world"
"DOn't be like the rooster l told
about one night. Every time he'd
crow he'd throw his legs out of
joint and they'd have TO go and set
him up before he could crow
again."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-17
RELIGION OF
JESUS CHRIST
is SUFFICIENT
Sunday Says Old Fashioned Kind
Is Good Enough for Him in
Sermon on %Tlmid Women
BIZ GOTTA BARTHOLOMEW.

Mr. SUNDAY has no patience with
the new tangled religions that
would seek to take the place OF
the old fashioned religion of Jesus
Christ Nor will he tolerate any
book OF ethics that might suppIant
the bible as the ideal Of Christian
life IN his sermon last evening
at the tabernacle on the subject,
The TimId Woman he took &C
cssion to tell what he thought OF
all the new sects that are spring
ing up the world over. preaching
new doctrines of salvation other
Jesus Christ.
Other religions. he said. have
been upheld because OF the fact
that their adherents live up to the
ideals set forth in them, which is
not always the case with the Chris
tian. but. he added. other religions
have their ideals so low that any
one can reach them without strain
ing themselves to do so. while the
religion OF Jesus Christ ever lifts
higher and higher. ever is urging
10 strive for an ideal that constant
~ makes the good better, the weak
stronger
Touch the thing that Jesus is in
and a blessing will come to you,
he said.
Touch the wire. the current !:
fouch it-anything He is in. Join
the church: He is in that: He es-
tab1ished II. Read the bible; He
is In that: It reveals Him. Pray :;
He is in that. Attend the revival ::
come to tho meeting. Clrist is in
all these
Get up, walk down. Give me
your hand. Christ is IN II. Touch
what He is in and He will bless
you.
so the reason she touched the
Tarment was. Jesus was in it, She
said. IF l can only touch the hem
of His garment. l know | will be
made whole
Jesus in All.
Many a poor soul has said. on,
81 ! could only be baptized by i'm
mersion, ! viii be saved They
tried 1t and it worked, for Jesus
was in it,
"Others have said. IF can only
he baptized by sprinkiing, will be
saved They tried It and It work
ed for Jesus was in it.
Others have said. If can only
Join the church. l will be saved.
They tried it and it worked. They
touched the thing Jesus was in
and they were saved.
"Othcrs have said, IF can only
get out Of bed. get on my knees
and pay. I will be saved They
tried it aad it worked. They touch
ed the thing He was In.
Others have said. If l can only
partake Of the communion They
have gone To church ana they have
tried i ard it worked They touch
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-17
Following Christ Isn't Drifting Down Rose Lined
Shores of Time to Sounds of Flute and Brass Band

Being Christian" said Mr..
| Sunday in his sermon this after
noon, requires that the whole
| furnish ample courage and all the
! backbone and grit and all the vim
and ginger. tobacco sauce and pep
perino you've got pumping through
your old veins" His subject is
! Following Christ" and he said in
part:
Take up your cross daily, deter
mine your life will count every
hour, every day, week, month and
year. Christianity is continuous
performance for God and his truth.
Keep close TO God Almighty in the
battle and the warfare Of Christian
| life and you will have plenty OF
! chance.
! Christianity is not drifting down
( the rose-lined shores of time to the
sound of sackbut and flute and cor
net and brass band. Put on the
whole armor OF God. Being a
Christian will furnish you with am
pie scope for all the courage and
| all the backbone and all the grit
and all the vim, ginger, tabasco
sauce and peperino you've got
| pumping through your old veins.
/ The cross wasn't covered with
/ velvet. No sir! on, want to tell
YOU, my friends, the knots and the
splinters were not hidden by jack
roses and forget-me-nots when
/ Jesus hung on the cross. He took
up the cross.
| When He did there was no crown
| in sight for Him. To bear the
cross means to keep step with Jesus
/ Christ, to be on Gods side il means
to follow Jesus Christ. If you are
not willing TO be a Christian in
| Christ's way, in Gods name stop
protesting that you are one at all.
! for you are not yourself q four
| ffusher, you are fake.
! In the picture that Jesus gave us,
| He Just divided the world into two
| classes. The saved and the lost.
No shading from black to brown
and brown to gray. Just pure
white, Jet black. Saved - lost
Just two classes In all this world
Those that are on the right side,
He said TO them, In as much as
We did it" and to those on the left
He said, In as much as ye did it
not"
Two Kinds Of Americans.
Well, there are just two kinds Of
Americans. Those that will stand
by 1t and those that won't. The
others, nothing doing. There are
just two kinds of people in the
| world, saved, lost. That's the way
God divided the world.
You and l subdivided; rich, poor
black, white; and today our only
chance is to get out of the wrong
crowd and get into the right one,
if we are not there, and to decide
we will stop following the devil and
follow Jesus Christ and do His will
when a man claims to be a
Christian. he ought to be what
Jesus Christ is"
He ought to do the things that
Jesus would do and he ought to
Jesus would do and he ought to
would think. Some people claim
to be following Jesus Christ as
their savior and yet they have
their backs turned on Him, judy
ing by their lives" BY Their fruits
ye shall know them" not their
| lips.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-17

ed the thing He was in and they
were saved.
Others have said, IF | can only
go to the altar, l would be saved
They tried it and il worked
How many happy homes there
would be in this old town tonight
il men only had the courage and
the manhood to walk arm in arm
with Jesus Christ" said Mr. Sun
day. And il your mothers would
live for Him, and the SONS and
daughters: but the man who would
rather have sin than have Jesus
Christ, my friend, cannot expect
that his children will be saved. and
the man who will engage in the
business that viii damn other D
pies children. he has nobody %
blame. my friend. If his own are
lost and a curse that is wilfully
turned loose upon others who will
return to you.
= so, do what the Lord tells you
TO do. That is but a repetition OF
what is going on all over the land.
Not one man in a thousand on the
battlefield knew whether his bullet
hit anybody or not, but he kept
firing away just the same He
didn't know anything about it; no.
And so even our failures are some
times the things We need to bring
about certain results.
Now. 10 matter how things go.
believe that God still lives. A
preacher was one time preaching
a written sermon from q manu-
script. and right in the midst Of
what he thought was the important
part of it. the wind blew the page
out of the window. and in great
modification he had to stop. Years
afterward he met a man who was
converted at that meeting through
the awakening that came to him
by the last thought the preacher
dropped in his mind before the
sermon took wings and went out
of the window.
And in every crowd there IS
somebody like this poor woman;
they have been going to the wrong
doctors for years, getting no help.
81 believe in God. like the Uni
tartan. / believe in morality. I
believe in culture. I believe in vir-
tue believe in good company. 1
believe in all that. believe in all
he believes. and l believe more
than he believes, for / believe that
salvation is by faith in the shed
blood Of Jesus Christ and not by
faith alone.
u believe all the Universalist
believes. He believes i'll heaven,
in hell He believes in Jesus Christ,
but he believes that everybody will
be saved. l don't. / wish they
would Nothing would please me
more than tc have everybody saved.
but everybody won't be saved. moi
on your life. wish they would
be saved I believe there is good
in all of them, but here they have
been going to the wrong doctors,
because they are Offering substi-
tutes for Jesus Christ; and tthey
go to the doctors of ethical culture
and spiritual culture, YOU know.
but without Jesus Christ that
doesn't save anything on earth. l
believe, my friends. that Christian
Science is good. 1t has a lot of
good things in it, but it has a lot
of nonsense"
The opening prayer was offered
by Rev. W. G. Oglevee OF South
Park Presbyterian church and Rev
Samuel Van Pelt pronounced the
benediction. There were the usual
musical features. choir and audi
ence singing, and a solo by Mr..
Rodeheaver.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-17

street. in the street cars-yep,
And the cars: when you go AVA
from home you will take religion
with you and your wife won't hay"
10 hire a detective 10 watch you TO
see If you are on the square.
Let him deny himself. take up
his cross daily That will hold
him steady in a horse trail.
Tha, will keep him from making
eyes at some other womsn-yep
That means he will shine a.
bright in business as he does at 4
Christian Fndeavor or Epworth
league convention yep,
That means that his religion will
be as much a part OF him as his
smile or his haiT-yep!