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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
CHURCH AND FAMILY IN
THE DAYS GONE BY
BY Dean Rogers.


Once was a time when father and
mother, big sister, brother and lit
tie brother set forth faithfully every
Sunday morning to church. There
they entered one by one. walked
down the aisle two by two-save
for little brother, who proudly led
the way-and seated themselves in
the family pew, that held just five.
There they sang, with father some
times emphasizing his individual
right to alter tune or key; they lis
tened reverently to the minister S
prayer, and attentively TO the sermon
that was TO furnish the principal
topic of conversation at the dinner.
And after the service, with the spell
OF its gravity lifted, they chatted
vivaciously and vicariously.
Today If one would see such a
family group, one must go to the old
prints They are not often found in
real life.
The more's the pity. For in the
lost art of family church attendance
there has been sacrificed one of the
strongest ties that in former years
kept burning the sacred heartfires
Of cooperation and understandings
and good fellowship.
Is your community a center Of
family church attendance? Then
yours is blessed community. Is
yours a home of family church at
tendance, where the members at
tend worship each Sunday together
not as a duty. but as a privilege?
Then your family is a happy fam
lily.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
FIVE MINUTE CHATS
ON OUR PRESIDENTS
BY JAMES MORGAN.

JOHN ADAMS AND ABBY
1735-Oct. 10, John Adams born,
Braintree, Mass.
1755-Graduatcd ut Harvard
1T64-Married.
1774-77In Congress.
1775-S5-On Mission 10 France.
17S5-SS-Minister 10 England.
A schoolgirl complained that
American history was so Uttered up
with Adamses'' that she couldn't tell
one from the other. Yet this most
distinguished family IN our national
biography lived in America one hum
dred and fifty years before 1t broke
into fame.
When the engagement was an
nounced OF John Adams OF Braintree
Mass. TO the daughter OF ParSon
Smith OF the adjoining town of Wey-
mouth. people were shocked that
Abby should marry so beneath her
station. Was she not a Quincy and
Norton? And John. the son of a
snail farmer. was pat down 70 <our-
ieenth place amoHg his tw'IU -toui
classmates. when Harvard cata-
lOgues were made up according 70
social rank. After that he taught
school in Worcester TO get enough
money TO study law. and the strictest
OF the Puritans looked on lawyers as
ungodly.
Father-in-Law Smith was game,
and tradition says that he preached
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
LIFE IS SEE-SAW AND
NAN DOWN TO-DAY MAY
BE ON TOP TOMORROW
BY Hamilton Miller.

out of this postwar prosperity
strange things are coming TO the
world. one of these is the example
10 be observed in various places in
this country OF labor organizations
venturing into active business and
becoming employers Of labor.
Yesterday it was the garment
v orkers who had set aside enough
Of their savings 10 open factories and
retail establishments 10 enter into
active competition with other con-
Germs. Today il is the machinists
who not only announce the purchase
OF various plants but also claim TO
control a couple OF stable banks.
Tomorrow may bring US even a more
extensive venture into a field so re-
Gently regarded by all labor as the
particular province Of the thing
known as capital"
II is not unusual for men in this
country 20 pass from the ranks Of
the employed TO those of the en-
plOyer. by means Of money saved.
IL il the road most Of our employers
have travelled. But IL is unusual
for this step TO be taken in concert
by large bodies Of workers. What
the result Will be in material sue
cess or failure probably will depend
upon the quality of the management
the workers enlist in their service.
But whatever the result in that re-
spect, the workers and probably also
their former employers will get one
piece Of information out Of the ex-
pertinent. That is the supreme
value OF cooperation. That, in
fact, all life is cooperation.
BY this we mean cooperation in
the larger sense, and not merely the
business OF forming a stock COM
pany. The new employers Will learn
that no group or class of our people
can set themselves aside and be SUI
fcient unto themselves. If II takes
ell kinds OF people 10 make world,
it none the less takes all kinds of
cooperation TO make the world
worth while.
The garment industry or the ma
chine business could be organized,
conceivably so as to dictate 20 all
the rest Of the world in that parIcu-
lar line. But inevitable such or
ganization. IL carried too far, would
react upon the heads OF the organ
izers. Live and let live" is a piece
OF wisdom discovered a long time
ago. and il is just as good now as
the first time II was uttered. II
you charge too much for your goods
the other fellow will have TO charge
too much for his in order 10 be able
TO buy yours and nobody is bene-
fitted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

down his goSSiping parishioners
from this well-chosen text: John
came neither eating bread nor drink
ing wine, and ye say he hath
DEVIL"
Although she never went to school.
this parsons daughter was by long
odds the cleverest in the entire line
of our presidents wives, her pub
lished letters forming a delightfully."-
human document in our too often
unhuman history. When John Joined
the fathers Of the republic in the
great work of setting up the most
masculine government the world
ever saw, this mother OF the republic
had to stay home TO rock the cradle,
cook and patch for four little Adj
amses and to tend the farm. Milk
ing and churning. knitting and darn
ing. teaching and praying. toiling
and saving. she supported the fam
ily. inspired her husband in his pro-
gress TO the presidency. and reared
son TO follow in the fathers foot
steps To Abigail Adams alone be-
longs the glory Of having been the
wife of one president and the mother
OF another.
In the war, Il fell 20 Adams TO do
picket duty in Europe. Congress
sent him to France with n thought
full warning 70 put in the bottom OF
his dispatch bag plenty of lead or
stone or other weighty substance 10
sink his papers. For his own neck
no protection was proposed In event
OF the British capturing signer OF
the rebel manifesto Of July 4. 1776.
Nevertheless. he took with him on
the perilous trip his ten-year-old
son. John Quincy.
On the next voyage, he carried not
only John Quincy. but also his sec
| ond son. and they were shipwrecked
, of the coast OF Spain.
After five long. anxious years OF
separation from husband and chill
dren. the mother herself sailed to
Europe. and the pioneer American
woman 10 appear NJ the Court Of St
James was Abigail, the farmerette
OF Braintree. Her presentation cos
tune. according 10 her own descrip-
ton was white lutestring covered
with white crepe. festooned with
lilac ribbon and mock-point lace.
over r hoop Of enormous extent. and
with a narrow train three yards long;
also rufie cuffs. treble lace ruffies
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
School
Study
Sports
SOUTH BENDS SCHOOLS
HAVE 1900 STUDENTS
READY FOR YEARS WORK

-" The time has come the walrus
said.
To talk Of many things:
or shoes-and ships-and sealing
wax
OF cabbages and kings
OF geometry-biology-
or barterings and settings
or history and ancient Greek,
And modernized spellings.
And yet undaunted under all these
threats, approximately 1900 stu
dents marched cheerfully into their
class rooms last Wednesday deter
mined 20 let all unnecessary knowl-
edge roll from them like water from
ducks back.
The school clock has cheated
Father Time this year. The water Is
still warm in the old swimming hole
on sunny afternoons and the little
girls think regretfully OF doll tea
parties under the lilac bushes and
the many games OF hop scotch which
could be played II the mornings
were their own. Black boards have
been lately washed and the bust of
Lafayette beams paternally from
his shelf. nice sharp pieces of chalk,
the kind that squeaks, wait the fin
gers OF the young students. All is in
readiness for the tap of the bell
Tuesday morning which deprive
freedom from said 1900 students
for another 10 months.
Drastic measures will be taken TO
enforce attendance at school-no
more hooky. no more movies during
school hours Friday a committee OF
ladies spoke pointedly TO the cinema
managers about permitting students
to enter their theaters during school
hours, so there you arei But consid-
ertng everything, the school year
promises TO be most successful.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

and dress cap. with long lace lap
pets and two white plumes."
You will be stared at a great
deal" the Duke OF Dorset kindly
warned the Adamses. On the cons
trary. every back in the court circle
was turned upon the Yankee rebels
and Queen Charlotte received Abb
gail with contempt and scorn."
A man can defend himself always.
as Abigails husband did right man
fully when It fell TO him TO be the
first independent American TO stand
before the throne OF England.
George III venturing TO infer from
his supposed dislike Of France, a
preference for England. his one time
subject frankly corrected the king
II must avOw to your majesty that
have no attachment bu- TO my own
country"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

The presence OF Jehovah alwa -
brings blessings. The homes WI ere
God is welcomed are always blessed.
Obed -Edom was not better person
ally than UZzah and David. but he
openly received the Lord and prop
erly related himself 70 him. What
had been death and dread TO others
was life and blessing 10 him.
". The Ark Brought TO Jerusalem
With Great JOY wv. 1919.
1. Sacrifices offered after going six
PAGES ". 49,. David made the start
and when convinced OF Gods ap-
proval he made offerings. These
were both burnt and peace offerings,
typifying the Standardization OF the
offerers and their thanksgiving q
Chron. 16;1).
2. David's great joy wv. 1919.
The people Joined him with great
shouting and with the sound Of the
trumpet.
g. MichaIs criticism ". 16). Even
though David went 20 excess in his
expression Of Joy. IL was wrong in
her 20 criticize. for God seems 10
have sanctioned David's rebuke OF
her ". 23).
4. The grand celebration wv. II
49,. AS token OF his gratitude 10
God, David generously treated the
people
8. The King of glory. the Lord Je-
sus Christ coming (Psalms 24:7-10).
This was not the psalm composed
| by David for the occasion OF bringing
up the ark; that was Psalm los (see
Chron. 16). II is strange that
such a suggestion should have been
made. The Twenty-fourth Psalm
| pictures Christ as the coming and
triumphant King. At that time the
gates shall open TO him and the King
of glory shall come in.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
International Sunday School Lesson
For Next Sunday fEnssS Mooas cso
Copyright

ton OF Gods commandment Though
David was sincere. his sincerity did
not atone for disobedience TO Gods
Word. The dictum that IL matters
little what you do. just so you are
honest and sincere. IL one OF the dew
rs blacklist lies. II mattered much IN
this case, and always does. David
cannot be excused on the ground Of
ignorance. because he had the oppor.
tunity 20 know. God cannot be
blamed for mans ignorance when he
has given him the law and the abil-
ity 10 understand II.
ii. God Nindicatcs His law and
Holiness wv. SD.
The people were very joyful as
they moved on toward Jerusalem
with the ark. but suddenly there was
a stop 20 their 1ubilant voices and
music. At some rough place in the
road the oxen stumbled and Uzzah,
anxious for the precious freight on
his cart. reached forth his hand TO
steady II. This resulted in his be-
ing stricken with death. Ignorance
does not maze a man immune from
the death which is in the touch Of
the heavily charged electric wire:
neither does IL in the case OF the
violation OF Gods laws. Even those
who were designated by the Lord 10
carry the ark were not allowed to
touch II with their hands. Since the
DIRK was Gods dwelling place among
men, they needed TO know that he
was molly. Gods judgment was Sc
we're. but not more so than they de-
served. This awful visitation OF Just
judgment struck terror to David.
Well II might, for he was in the path
OF disobedience. The Lords pres
ence has no terror for those who
obey his word.
III. The Ark OF God I'm the House
OF Obed-EdOm wv. 10-12).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
~ SCH0LA
ksaSPORTsM
FOOTBALL SIGNALS

Inexperienced high school quarter
backs usually try TO work out more
complicated systems Of football sig
nails than grizzled old university
coaches.
Avoid it. A bewildering tumble OF
mum bers Is just as likely 10 confuse
your team as to baffle your oppOn-
ents.
Football games are won by the
drive Of few powerful. well-execut-
ed plays. not by many freakish for
nations that ony a team Of memory
wizards could carry out perfectly.
Number each play and give each
man just one position in It.
Have a key-number. for exam
pie. Then the number called, after
the first number in which the digit
occurs, is the play.
Thus supposing that % and q are
straight tackle bucks. right and left.
the series, Is, 26. 80, ~. calls for a
right tackle buck and SO, 46, Il, So,
%, Is calls for a left.
This system is not as easy 20 de-
cipher as II looks. Try tt. If tAe
other team catches on, change your
key number or give your play on the
second number following.
Read the Boys and Girls =
Messenger regularly. 1t Will
be a real help in your school .
work.
After one husband has led a wom-
an a dance. she is usually willing to
settle down, get out her knitting, and
placidly "sit out" her next marriage.
Nothing makes a man more indig-
nant than 10 be treated like a peni-
tent devil when he thought he was
successfully posing as martyred
saint.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
"SCHOOL NEWSPAPER?
SURE" SAYS CREAKY
AND HE LAYS PLANS
CFirst day OF story.)

=
This school ought 10 have
newspaper Of its own" declared Bill
Jackson, as he was putting on his
football sweater in the basement
just before the second days practice.
Nav" drawled Sunset Schneider,
what's the use? We've got too
much 70 read already. Nothing
ever happens around here anyway.
Nothing ever happens Is that
so pit was Buck Winters. the new
Neglected captain OF the football
team. speaking. Just because we
lost three-fourths Of our games last
year is no sign that we are going
10 do Il again this season. This
school is not one 10 be ashamed Of
itself"
Newspaper Forgotten.
But Sunset won the argument, as
far as the three were concerned, not
because OF his superior logic. but
because Bill and Buck forgot all
about it. All that week studies and
football were the program OF each
day. None OF the fellows thought
about the newspaper.
But on the night OF that second
days practice. when the fellows had
the talk we have just heard, there
was another interested listener.
About FIVE that evening Creaky
Creel, the fellow who always tried
out for every team and who was al
ways beaten by bigger and stronger
chaps, walked into the office OF the
Daily News. on his way home from
school. Before Creaky had been III
High School he used 10 deliver the
News He knew Captain Newton,
the editor.
Crealy Wants TO Start
Capt Newton. how can we start
a newspaper for our high school? I
would like 10 try it."
Good idea. Creaky. you've got
the stuff. Come IN tomorrow and
I'll tell you. Must go now. Here,
George'-calling one Of the press
men who was washing up-"show
Creaky our new press"
So that evening Creaky missed his
supper. In the basement OF the big
shop where the presses raced late
every afternoon, he lost himself and
did not want 10 be found. Creaky
Creel was seeing and thinking new
things.
more tomorrow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

II the Pennsylvania Railroad has
the same experience as certain other
large employers its laying off OF
II, 600 will not result in a reduction
OF the total amount OF work done.
Labor. like a garden. sometimes pro-
duces more after a thorough weed
ing.-Forbes Magazine. IN. "
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
The Ne7CS-7imeS School Department
Edited by Elisabeth Steele
The Boys and Girls Daily Messenger
School Yell

(Send in a yell. a really good one.)
Cheerleader; What's your break
fast"
Answer: Nails and rails"
Chccrleader: What's your din
ner?"
Answer: dogs and logs"
Cheerleader: What's your sup
per-"
Answer: g. High School"
(narning opOonents0
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

Foster. all IN one breath. claims
that he and his fellows adequately
represented the workers in the steel
industry but admits that the strike
failed because the steel workers were
not adequately Observation-Disclosures
Magazine On. "
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
BACHELOR GIRL REFLECTIONS

The greatest disappointment that
woman can suffer is to marry a
homely man, in the hope that he
viii be eternally grateful and de-
voted. and then discover that her re-
spouse has turned him into an ego
list.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

OF course. words do not prove a
mans love-but, TO a woman, they
are as necessary to fits flavor. as the
froth on top Is TO the saltwater.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.

Broodvay-Corner Broadway and Car
roll SITS. Rev. f.. Garfield Johnson, pas
tor Residence 1912 :. Carroll st
Sunday school az 80 n. NJ. Samuel
c. Lehman superintendent. Morning
worship AZ 10 IS. sermon By the pastor.
Young Peoples alliance at 6.45 D. N.
Preaching az 80 by the pastor. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening 80: choir
rehearsal Friday evening.
Zion Evangelical Church-Cor Wayne
and ST. Peter SITS. W Goffeney, pastor.
sunday school at o.i5 a. m. Charles
Weber. superintendent
Mems Bible class meets az Is. L.
Hammerschmidt, teacher: 10 90 English
worship. The Kings Business: p.
m. Christian Endelvor; Monday annual
sunday school picnic az Pottowatomie
park.
LUTHERAN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

A great man Is one who Is gov
erned by his loves. not his hatreds;
by his admirauons. not his distastes;
by his beliefs. not his prejudices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

Amiable people, though often sub
ject TO imposition in their contact
with the world, yet radiate so much
Of sunshine that they are reflected
in all appreciative hearts-Deluzy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
DAVID BRINGS THE ARK TO JE.-
nTrGAFLFNF


RUsALEN.
LESSON TEXT-I sam 6:1-19;
rs. 2f:7-IO.
GOLDEN TEXT-Enter into his
gates with Thanksgiving. and into his
courts with praisc.-Ps. 1904
ADDITIONAL MATERIAIS-i1x.
25:1O-22; III sam. 5:6-25; Heb.
9:2-1O.
PRIMARY TOPIC-Th king
God.
JUNIOR TOPIC-The Ark OF God
Brought 20 Jerusalem.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR
TOPTC-What the Ark Meant TO Is
rnel.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT
TOPTC-SfalOing Religion Central.
The ark was a symbol OF the pres
ence OF God IN Israel 1t repre-
gented Gods throne, the place from
which he communicated HIS VIII TO
the people through the priest eek.
25:22: Psalms SOLD.
I. David's Unsuccessful Attempt to
Bring Up the Ark wv. 1-5).
This IS an example OF n wrong way
OF doing a right thing. That the ark
OF the Lord OF Hosts. the symbol OF
Gods presence. should be brought 70
the very center OF the nations life
was a decision worthy OF all praise.
II surely met Gods approval. David
gathered together the representa-
tive men OF the nation in order that
the movement might be a national
one. That David was sincere in this
measure cannot be doubted. but he
was hasty and inconsiderate. God
had expressly decreed that the KO-
hathites should bear the ark upon
their shoulders (Num. Ala. Is; 7:9;
1879. For them TO place it even up
on a new cart was a positive viola
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
EVANGELICAL.

F1rst-Lafayette at Monroe, Edmond
Berlin, pastor
Preaching by Rev. Elmer ". Petit
cord, evangelist, at 1880 and 100 p. m.
by chorus choir and snXophOne quartet ;
the Petticord evnngelistic party Of five
continue meetings every night but Satur-
day at 80 and every afternoon but
Monday and Saturday at ? 80.
Grace Churcs-Cc~. LincoIa way ".
and Walnut Sta Rev. o. n. LoIi-T. nin-
lister. Sunday school at $50 a. N.
c. S. Harrington, superintendent.
81 Peters osrmAn-415 W. Laszlls Az.
Rev. Hugo Weichelt. pAstor. sunday
school az 0 On q. M
Annual mission festival services az
1915 German speaker, Rev. r X.
Kruger, Sheboygan, Wis. at so p. m.
English speaker. Rev. o. {. LaU5en-
meets Tuesday evening; church council
meets Wednesday evening; Priscilla
circle meets Thursday evening.
Swedish Evangelical Mission Church
Corner Main and Monroe SITS. Rev. Z.
A Strom, pastor.
Saturday Z 80 p. m worship; Sunday
I a. m. prayer meeting: Q as n. m. sun
DAY school, Oscar BerGstedt, superintend-
ent 10 a. n. worship sermon by Rev.
Arvid Carlson Of Donaldson; solo by
Miss Eunice Danielson; IL .15 sermon by
Rev. 7. A. Strom ; ?. m worship ser
mon by Rev. II. J. GranstTOm " La
fayette. Ind; 1880 worship. Rev. F. Lar
son Of Chicago will preach: Monday
Young Peoples business meeting AZ 2
a. m; Thursday I 10 p. m. prayer meet
ing
Bethel-Lydick. Ind. Sunday school
10 a. N, Walter MikeseN. superintendent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

Principles pay the best interest
Forbes Magazine IN. "
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

Carve the right kind OF place in
mems hearts and then YOU can safely
leave 10 them the carving u the
right kind of epitaphs on your tomb
stone. Forbes Magazine. q y
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
EPISCOPAL

Washington. Rev. Robert J. Long. rec
tor.
Holy Communion 7.30 a. m; church
school 10 a. IN; morning service and ser.
mon BY the rector.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA

Gospel mission. $50 s. <nehigan ct
AL Christian societies invited 70 O biz
open air meeting ever Wedneaday. Hri.
day. Saturday and sunday nights corner
Wayne and Michigan streets Oid-fash.
Toned gospel meeting &C Volunteer nis
sion AGn Sunday night E7-rybsdy In
Vltsd. All wosc0za
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
CHURCH OF GOD.

Church sf God of the AbrahamIc
FaIth-Services in Melville hall, 212 s.
Lafayette 81. sunday school at 1000 Il.
A Stilson superintendent
Church OF God or saints--Chapel on
Harrison av-. one block north OF Lincoln
way W. Elder Otis Austin, pastor. and
Elder J. L. FOrsythe, assistant pastor
Sunday school at 9:45 a. "a; +. w.
Brant, superintendent
Worship at IL % a. m and : 80 .. m.
Midweek prayer service on Wednesday
at 7:45 p. N. Young peoples meeting
a. a 20 % m