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Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-10
Summer Complaint In Children

There "a not anything like 50
many deaths from this disease now
as before Chamberlain's Cole and
Diarrhoea Remedy came into such
general use. When this remedy Is
given with castor oil as directed and
proper care is taken as a diet. it is
safe to say that fully ninety-nine
out OF every hundred cases recover.
Mr.. W. @. Campbell OF Butler, Tenn.
says Il have used Chamberlain's
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy for
summer complaint in children. II is
FAR ahead of anything I have ever
used for this purpose"
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-10

II beg OF you 10 Try H. beg Of you
10 take II seriously" the premier pro
tested.
Proceeding. he declared III IL saved
only one generation from the horrors
OF war. II would be a great achieve
ment"
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-10
Protest Against Il. c. l.

Rome-A general strike to protest
against the high cost of living has
been declared at Faenza, Ancona and
other towns In the Romagna districts
of central Italy in sympathy with the
movement at Forli. where many shops
were destroyed
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-10
Food Riots Result in Shooting.

Rome.-FOur persons were killed
Friday when troops fired on a crowd
al Imola. twenty-five miles from Bo--
logna. as a result of demonstrations
against the high cost 90 "~.ng.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-10

No matter what kind of job print
ing you may want done, The Times
job printery can do it to suit you
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-10

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Mr.. IiayneI
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-10
AUTO SALE

Tuesday /
raigned In +
court charge.
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developed tn
car. and un'
lowed to use
for fifteen d.
eNplreu, anu
ply for the
not given al
There see.
standing on
concerning L
license tags,
the county
explain their
cars, and by
BILE Will Oft
officials as "
cars
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-10

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districts h,
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cupied by G.
clay he ha
into his u
which has
Main ctree
strong bui
coy little
with its ID.
and nice a
a law Office
The higl
heretofore
own. now
exclusively
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-20
PRO RMANS ATTEMPT AZ
BOYCOTT AMERICAN BANKS

{ , Il : K
Summer, Iowa, March 20.--The
proc German element of this communi-
ty, made UP of Germans, is boycotting
American banks and American mer-
chants.
There is movement on foot here to
organize a German bank In which no
one not German can have a share
of stock. The pro-Gernans do not con-
ceal their intentions. The talk right
out. The state is to be asked for d
charter for a new German bank at
Sumner and if they comply with the
law the state is compelled to grant a
charter.
News of the same nature comes from
Monona, The people are s5 per cent
German. Two American banks have
been, running in Monona. The Ger
mans are all rich and they are pre-
pairing to boycott everything and
everybody. They are going to do their
banking business only with Germans.
Inquiry discloses the fact that the
men who are getting up these new Ger
man banks refused to subscribe to the
First and Second Liberty Loan and
only took small amounts in the Third
Liberty Loan.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-20
MEAT INTERESTS HAVE NO
COMPLAINT; PRICES SOAR

Washington. Pork chops are going
to keep right on soaring in price, ex-
perts predicted at the department Of
agriculture.
Pork, wholesale, has risen alb i.t
81 per cwt since the government
fixed price was revoked two weeks
ago But hams, picked pigs feet
and all pork cuts will not stop there,
according to the department data. l
Farmers are rushing plans to
plant spring wheat to sell at 1926 q
bnshel. the government guaranteed
price said Professor H. II. Wilcox,
Of the farm management bureau,
Corn is being crowded out. Ac
cording to present farmers plans
the crop win go 5o,OoO,oOo bushels
short.
arners will then have to feed
1926 wheat to fatten hogs instead Of
corn at s1.50 a bushel.
Potatoes also may be crowded oui
by wheat. "A boost Of perhaps 2s
per cent IN potato prices may also
be expected. =
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-20
CANADA TO Use
LABOR ON Rail
CONSTRUCTION
Estimated 10000 Men Wanted
on Single Project. Work 10
Begin Soon as Weather Per-
mits. Shortage Of Men Anhc-
ipated Later in Season.
(By United Press.)

Winnipeg, March 20. Railroad con-
struction in Canada will give. employ.
ment to thousands OF men within a
few weeks. The first good weather will
see men moving to the construction
camps in large numbers and the first
movement VIII start within a few days.
West of Port Arthur, Ont, the Can
adian Pacific and Canadian National
Railways will require 10000 men for the
summer Other railway projects will re,
quire smaller numbers but there will be
plenty of employment for all, officials
believe.
Within three months. officials said
the.a5is more apt to be a dire shortage
OF labor than a surplus.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-20
DISCUSS WORK
REHABILI'TAT'N N
AT CONFERENCE
Delegates Of Allied Powers Con-
slider Wide Range Of Subjects
Including Program Of U. S. for
Soldiers and Sailors.
By United Press.l

New York, March 20.-Delegates here
today from all the allied countries are
giving serious consideration to the re-
hab.Etation of disabled soldiers and
sailors who had a part in the great war.
Tire conference, which will last until
March %, is under the auspices Of the
Red Gross Institute for crippled and
disabled men and the Red Cross Insti.
3tute for the blind
Some of the best known men in the
field Of rehabilitation delivered address
es and outlined plans for the care Of
the disabled Among these was DIR.
Maurice Bourlllbn, president OF the Per
mancnt Interallied Committee on War
iCripples; Edmund Dronsart, director OF
the school Of Re-education for Manned
Soldiers, at Montpelier, France, and
many others.
B,lgiuan, England, Canada and other
countries were represented at the meet
Eings by experienced workers. and the
Fedral Board for Vocational Educa
stion was represented by DR.. G. A
Prosser, James p. Monroe and Arthur
f. Holder.
Al wide range Of subjects were dis
cusscd including I, national program Of
rehahilita the American program
OF compensation ana functional restora
tion.
The American delegates listened with
keen interest to the details Of the re
habiiHation work as carried on in Eu
rope AS a result Of the conference
great impetus was given the movement
here to care for the disabled
Tho interest Of enlplo yers in rehabili
tation work were also discussed at SONS
length. W.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-20
BY Fred s. Ferguson

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
Paris, March 2O.-The League
of Nations covenant, as it will be
incorporated in the preliminary
peace treaty, will be practically
completed Saturday according to
the general belief today.
On Saturday the committee
which drew up the constitution
will hold its first meeting since the
initial draft was finished. Presi-
dent Wilson will preside at the
session. Suggestions from neu-
trails regarding changes and
amendments were to be- received
today. Informal talks saaaos zyiisll
be held by various conferees in
which the president and Colonel
House will represent the United
States.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-20
COlILD AGRE SFII.I MI
NOT SUITED MA ATEklA ALLY'
fBy TJnitea Press !


san lncisco. March 20 George
Jossi,Ia Taylor who knows Nhese
heaven is, and who "a aisout to tell
the world Hts exact location Ia II book
rs seeking q divorce from Marie z2sent
graf Taylor. his naillion dollar New
York bride
ftsrF less than A. wear of married
life Mrs. Taylor has eturned 10 hei
Riverside Drive home iii New FORK
where SHE via ntinue studyint
spiritual subjects and preparing lec
lures.
h SO long aa the two lived In tl,t
spiritual world, IA which they wers
engrossed. they were happy toge thei'
Taylor said. But when they eamt
down 10 material things Tho Learned
they were not suited.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-20
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DEPORT ALIEN sIssACKERs i

Sheridan. portation OF
ali aliens who claimed exemption
on grounds pf national lity, under
the seleetfve ser Vice was ,inanls
naously reconame ded hy the county
trades and labor council This step
was urged By the conncil as an aid 1
toward avoiding the menace OF boil
shevisin ana !. w. NJ. 1Alae council
voted to lnesnoriatize the next con
gress to pass such a measure as a
part Of ans Amer aation pro,
paganda.
A@s HSstA ~ Il 4 5si
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-20
18th E)|gliIu Rs
THRICE CITED
ARRIVE IN U s.

New York, March 2O.The trans
port, Dalotan, arrived today with 1920
officers and men Of the 27th engineers.
the 137th afro squadrons. and several
casual officers.
The 27th engineers were cited three
times for bravery In connection ssith
continuing strategic bridge construcl
.ion under terrific fire.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-20
MANY SOLDIERS APPLY FOR
SPECIAL GOVT TRAINING
BY United Press

Washington, March 2o.Not every
wounded American soldier is entitled to
retraining by the Federal Board for
Vocational Training. Under the law,
the soldier must first have been award
ed compensation by the War Risk In
surance Bureau.
To date the bureau has awarded pay
1nents for injuries to only 1856 men
who are now receiving special training,
hut many thousands more have their
applications under considerable by
the bureau at this time.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-20
war COUNCIL
PI | LIIl!S Ans DEFENSE
FROM REDS
Germany Conc centrates Efforts on
Campaign % Repel Invasion of
Bolsheyists, Hindenl5ar DE
rects Preparations on Eastern
Frontier.

Copenhagen, March 20. ~ Germany ID
bending every effort to resist the
Threatened lolsheyiki invasion.
Following weeks Of military prepa-
ration, a council Of war has been call
ed at Dolberg to draw plans for the
defensive campaign III Berlin, tie dis.
patches today report.
War Minister Noslsee and General
Winterfeldt have gone to- Berlin ID
confer with TIindeiiberg. who IL per
gonally directing the defense prepaia-
lions on the eastern frontier
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-20
LSIIEVIK
MOVE IS BEGUN
IN ART RUSSIA
Independent Communistic Pa.sy
Lead Revolution Into Territory
Under Domination of Soviets.
(By Unit ed Press.)

Copenhagen, March 20. Lithua.
tIian information bureau announced
today that a new strong anttboI.
sheviki movement has begun In that
part of RUSSIA, at present under
soviet domination.
1t IS said To be led BY 4. group
known as the fnden nendent .s,s,t..s:
tic party.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-20
- ~ /.
NO MOVIES FOR ARIZONA

. Los Angeles. Arizona. source OF
. the movie COWBOY and two gun men.
: may be the first "novieless' state.
: The Film Exchange board Of
\ trade declares: a new Arizona law
y before Governor Campbell for sig.
: nature would require every com
' pany distributing films in Arizona
= to maintain branch offices in the
! state and meet other conditions
' which the movie men consider i'm,
= possible.
The distributors say that If the
' law becomes effective no more films
will be sent to Arizona.
y
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-20
POI Is AND UKRAINS AGAIN
TO CEASE THEIR FIGHTING;
(By United Press

Paris, March II. 1.-The Supreme:
war council has again ordered the
Poles and Ukrains to cease ss.:s s.:i ID L .sssz;
Immediately, 1t ii announced today.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-20
Scheidemann Government
Is Insecure, Said

Y Stockholm, March 2o.A cabinet
crisis is pending in Berlin, it is report
ed here Chancellor Schidenlann's
position is said to be insecure.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-20
FRENCH Tls6JPS ()IsDEI
/ GUARD CER AIN /
(By United P;ress.)

L Geneva. March "a. ranch a
ihave occupied Karis Mann Is III
ma, Rehuliofen and Ishiennn
Nf Spartacan
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-20
WORLD LEAGUE
PART OF TREATY
ALLIES AGREE
Covenant to Be Incorporated in
Preliminary Peace Con-
tract to Germany.
IS PRACTICALLY COMPLETED
President Wilson to Preside at a
Meeting When Combined
Agreements Submitted.

Paris, March 20.-Le Temps
says an agreement has been
reached by the allied govern
ments to include the League
of Nations in the preliminary
treaty with Germany.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-20
.BOLSHEVISTS 5
Plan INVASION
OF GERMANY
Uprisings in Berlin and Austrian
Centers Signal for Attempt 70.
Launch Revolution. Runners
That Vienna Will Be Point Of
Attack.
tBy United Presso

Berlin, March EOS. bolshevist in.
vasion Of Germany is being planned,
timed to coincide with fresh uprisings
here and in Austria the National
zeitung declared today, Attempts
viii be made to capture Vienna, 1t is
said.
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-26
Church to Stage
Play" y"Wayfarer"
In Ne10 York City

Announcement is made by Dr.. S.
Earl Taylor. executive secretary Of
the Interchurch World movement.
that The wayfarer" will be pre-
sented at Madison Square Garden,
New York city. for about fve weeks.
beginning Dec. Is.
The Wayfarer" is the spectacle
that challenged the attention of the
country at the Methodist Centenary
celebration at Columbus, O., June
2O-July 13. Produced as just one
feature Of the celebration, il was in
stantly successful and overnight
developed a drawing power which
even the big coliseum on the Ohio
state fair grounds was unable 20
accommodate. More than 10000
persons paid admission in the three
weeks and thousands were disap-
pointed when they tried 70 obtain
seats or even standing room.
Lines formed at the ticket offices
as early as daybreak and grew
steadily into the morning, creating
such a demaIri that all tickets were
gone long before hundreds could be
satisfied. That happened every day
and every night crowds were turn
ed away at the entrances.
All critics who saw The Way
farer" declared It was the greatest
spectacle every produced. Many
went so far as to assert that il
marked a new era in American dra-
ma, even though not intended as a
theatrical production.
The interchurch world movement
felt that such a stirring spiritual
influence should not be permitted to
lapse and that the whole country
should have an opportunity TO see
and hear il. The first production in
Madison Square garden, it is un-
derstood, VIII be on a larger and
more beautiful scale than at Co
lumbus. though the story will be
the same. The music will reveal
some changes made TO heighten va
rious effects.
Laurence II. Rich, to whose credit
is much of the success at Columbus
and who will direct the production
here, is negotiating with noted in
terpreters of spiritual roles to por-
tray the principal parts. Steps are
already being taken 10 assemble the
large number Of superumeraries re-
quired and the double choirs. The
music director is to be a man of in
ternational repute and he will have
under his baton an augmented. ia
nous orchestra.
The story of The Wayfarer" is
that of the average man who is ex-
periencing the discoura ging reac-
tions of recent events. With des-
pair at his side, he almost loses hope
in the potency of Christianity. How
he regains his faith is told in eight
big scenes, six of which closely fol-
low Biblical history. with solo.
choral and orchestral accompani-
ment throughout.
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-26

The times of visibility are very diff
ferent in different localities.
In the Texas cities the eclipse
will be a quarter finished BY sunrise
Nov. p, and Will end completely 10y
9 a. m. on a line running almost
directly south from Toledo. O.. the
beginning Will be at sunrise and the
ending about 1913. Along the At
lantic seabOard the beginning viii
be about s a. IN. ad the end about
1880 a. m. Along the Pacific coast
the eclipse will be over before the
sun has risen.
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-26
RAILROAD MAN
GAINS e POUNDS
Before Taniac Built HIM Up Wa
80 Run Down Hc lost Lots
of Time From Work

'-No sir Z wasn't much surprised.
said August i. Newman. OK sUt
Greenfield Ave. milwaukee. WIS n
an interview. recently. when got
on the scales the other night ANA
found that I had gained tweury-thr.e
pounds. for I have been eatins like
wolf and picking up ever since
finished my first bottle of Taua.
little more than two months ago.
SIR. Newman has iirea iu MI-
waukee for nearly forty-lve sears
and is employed as sWitchmau rar
the Chicago. Milwaukee * ST. Paul
railroad in The Union Depot yards
He has been in the service ~ this
company Tor the past fifteen yeats
and is wei known. especially, amor-
railroad people.
'Tanlac is certainly the finest
medicine for "a person in the shape
I was, he continued. "AIy stomach
had been in mighty bad lN Tor
twelve years. or more. and was
also having trouble with ms blca
and just seemed 10 Doe gradually
playing our. After "a meal-4ud
always had TO ue very careful what
I ate-I would bloat up with gas aa
tight as "a drum and / couldn't bear
my belt around me. There were
many things ! could not eat with
out 5ust suffering agony aftervarl-.
I also had severe pains % my hips
and back and would get $50 dlzzg
sometimes while bending over to
turn "a switch that I would usl..y
fau over Ny back was also very
weak and hurt me SO DO was an
could do 20 bend over 10 throw
switch. Many time Z was bon $50
much misery I could not stay on the
job, and lost lots ~ time on ace
count OF my condition IL would
take nearly all my wind going up
and down the box cars and il I had
10 run a short distance 7 was ala
out of breath. I was always so fa--
sed out after a nights work that
would just have 10 drag myself
home
But things are altogether differ
ent with me now for ] ann just l1s
q new man and never miss a uight
run. I can now sill down and eat
just anything - even pickle aud
pastries, things / wouldn't dare
touch before without the Icas.
trouble afterwards used 90 be $50
nervous the least thing would up
set me and I couldn't rest well. buI
now ] can sleep like a lOg even Will.
the piano is being played in the next
room 10 me- My back used 90 ACHE
so bad j would brace 81 with pill
lows while sitting, down, but now
it's the rarest thing that ] ever fee.
even the slightest pain. and I never
have a dizzy spell Taulac has put
me I'm first class shape and IL ans
one doubts this statement just send
them to me ak the depot during The
night or at home during the day"
Taulac is sold in south Bend 10y
the Central Drug store. and u
MishaNaka by the Red Cross Phsr-
macy. ADJ.
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-26

the annular eclipse is unaccom-
panied by any OF the gorgeous dis
play which is observed at total
eclipses.
For this eclipse the path where 1t
will be seen as annular includes the
the cities Of San Antonio, Austin
Houston and Galveston Texas and
the entire island Of Cuba: il then
sweeps through the Caribbean TO
the South American coast and across
the Atlantic to Africa. In the east
ern part Of the United States it will
be visible as a partial eclipse only
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-26
International Sunday School Lesson
For Next Sunday @ B. at fe Moo institute R cas cs6ss1
Copyright

plead with them 70 amend their
ways BY turning away from their
idols Mathew Henry indicates the
points OF contrast somewhat as fol-
lows: % The Rechabites were
obedient 70 one who was but a
man; the Jews disobeyed the inf
mite and eternal God. CD Jonadab
was dead long since and could not
know OF their disloyalty or correct
them from IT, God is all-wise and
lives forever and will punish for
disobedience. (3) The Rechabites
were never put in mind OF their
obligations. but God sent his prop
hets who rose up early 10 remind
them. 90 Jonadab left the charge,
but no estate 10 bear the charge;
but God gave the people a goodly
land and blessed them in H. (5) God
never tied up his people 20 any hard
task like Jonadab did. yet Gods
people disobeyed him and the Rech-
abites obeyed their father.
". Judgment Upon the Jews for
DisObcdicncc (v. IL
God declared that he would bring
judgment upon them according 10
what he had said. Judgment is de-
termined upon those who disObey
and rebel against God.
V. Reward of the Rechabitcs for
Their Loyalty (vv. IS. 19)
Because they had been true 10
the commands OF JOnadab they
should have continued representa-
tion before God. God has such re-
gard for filial obedience that He lets
no act go unrewarded.
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-26
CATHOLIC.

st. Hedwige POIish-COrner Scott and
Napier SITS. Rev Anthony Zubowicz. c.
;. {. pastor. Low mass at 80. 100 and
10 100 a. m. Sunday school at 80 D. m.
BenedictiOn at 2:3O p. IN.
1T. Casimirs POIish-s21 5. Webster 81.
Rev. Stanislaus GOrka pastor. Low mass
at 80 a. N. High mass at 10 100 a. m.
Nespers az , 90 p. IN.
sacred Heart Notre Dame-Rev. John
q. Seheier pastor Low mass at 90 a..
NJ Students mass at 90 a. m. Parish
mass az 10 90 a. IN. Nespers at > 100 y. N.
81. StanisIsus PoIish-415 5. Lincoln st.
Rev. Roman Marciniak. c. S. c. pastor
Masses at 80, 8 100 and 10 100 a. IN.
sacred Heart Hungarian-Catalpa and
Indiana avs. Rev. Alexander G.. Yupa
pastor. Low mass at 90 p. m Baptism
az l 80 p 10. Yespers at Z 80 .. m
st. Mary's OF The Holy ROsary-Polish
Catholic az corner Sample and Kosiusko
SITS. Rev. Basil Sychta pastor. Low mass
week days, Z 40 a. ~. Sunday. s 90 a. n
High mass Sundays and Holy Days at
10 100 a. m.
50. stephens HunEarian-Thomas and
Fath. pastor. Mass at 90 and 10 Is a
m sunday scEcci at = ~ ,. M. Ben
edictioL at 90 .. N.
ST. Patricks-So7 $. Taylcr st Rev.
John +. DeGrOote. c. s. c.. pastor
Mass at s. 7:30. 0 and 10 80 o'clock.
St JOssph's-Hin ct and LasAlIe av.
Patrick j. Carroll L. =. G.. pastor Low
masses et 80 and 300 a m. High
mass at 1000 a. IN. fsnediction at :OO
y. m.
Sacred Heart BeIEisn-l126 W. Thom.
as St Rev. Charles y. Eischer, pastor
Mass at 7 90 and 9:30 .. IN Sunday
school at ? 80 ?. m. Benediction at :Ol
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-26
BRETHREN.

First--12l4 S. Michigan st. Rev. G.
W Rench, pastor. Residence. pa L.
Broadway. Bible school at o 30 a. m.
Rev. Delbert Whitmer superintendent.
First Church OF the Brethren-Indiana
nv. and Miami st. Rev u. III. Helman,
pastor; residence, 1904 T. Indiana av.
sunday school at o 30 n. m; L. G..
stanley, superintendent.
At 1890 a. m, Virgil 4. Finnell. field
director for religious education for the
Church of the Brethren. will give one OF
his popular sermons Christian Workers
program at Z 10 p. m. Sermon by the
pastor at 40 p m. Subject: The
Church In Smyrna and Pergamos"
Prayer service on Wednesday at :45 D.
IN.
Conference Memorial United-6OS S. st.
Joseph st. Rev. G. \. Sickafoose. pastor.
sunday school, 9 80 a. IN. Miss Agnes
Gordon. superintendent. Preaching ser
vice, O:45; Christian Endeavor, so and
evening service. Z 80. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at : 10 Choir prac-
tice Thursday evening at 7.4j.
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-26

was for this reason that God placed
Adam and Eve in Eden and per
mitted the devil 20 test them. While
we should be concerned with the
removal OF temptations from men,
we should be more concerned with
teaching them their responsibility
and showing them how 70 over
come.
II. The FiIial Loyalty of the
Rcchabitcs Cyv. Slid
Though they were out OF their
own country in the midst OF a
foreign people. they refused 70
drink wine declaring that they had
been true 10 the instruction Of
Jonadab all their lives. Obedience
ticed by all men. women and chill
dren II is a fine thing when chill
dren keep i'm Wemory their fathers
and render obedience 10 their com
mands.
III. The Loyalty Of the Rechabites
I'm Contrast With the DisIoyalty Of
the Isruclitcs Cvv 12-60.)
T. The appeal (vv. Is. 40. He
made the appeal on the basis OF the
hIal loyalty OF the Rechabites. He
reminded them that the Rechabites
were obedient, though their father
was dead long ago. He also re-
minded them that he had spoken to
them in person, rising up early to
do so.
.. The ministry Of the prophets
wv. Is. 16). When the people fail
cd 10 render obedience TO God he
sent 10 them the prophets, who