Evening journal., 1920-10-12
CATTELL TELLS
JOY OF religion
Continued from First PAGE.


United States today he continued
There has been too much near
truth. near-religion, near-patriotism
In the past ten years. II is high
time 10 get back to truth itself in
everything"
Continuing his theme Of humility,
Mr. Cattell won hs hearers by as
seriing that the older ne grew -
sweeter life became ana he wanted 10
live 10 be "one hundred, renew his
lease with the Lord and make all the
repairs himself"
Get rid OF pessimismr' r. he cried, in
a burst Of eloquence. "Get rid OF
pessimisml Why, there's even a
bright side to prohibition. When you
so home now and your wife kisses
you, IT'S kiss OF affection. not Of
investigation"
Mr.. Caileli urged that everyone
make religion as Joyous as possible.
DO not let your religion merely be
a means OF reaching heaven" he said
Let u be the means OF making others
! around you happy You FIRST must
give, then the Lord viii give TO you
! To chase your shadow, you must face
1t. Turn your back on IL; II chases
you"
MIR. Caitell also pleaded for a more
kindly attitude toward the German
/ people, although he barely mention~d
this subject. He urged II as a duty
OF humanity.
Or. o. Franklin Smiley, pastor and
teacher OF the class who followed Mr..
Cattel, thanked all who had assist
ed in making the banquet The sue
cess 10 was, especially the members
| OF the Ladies' Aid
Mr.. lerger, superintendent OF the
sunday school, in an address, urged
closer cooperation between the Mems
Bible Glass and the school Itself. lie
also depl0red the decrease In Sunday
school attendance throughout the
country and advocated measures to
halt II.
]. E. NJ. Burls. president Of the
iiihle class, and Herbert 5. Lihey,
second yice-president, alsj Jmads
brief addresses.
A song fest, or fable sing was con-
Quoted by Prof. j. r. Clymer.
Those at the guest table were Mr.
Cattell, the Rev. II. Franklin Smiley,
/ d. d., w. II, Redmile. J. H. NJ. Burns,
lhe Rev. Harvey W. Ewing, d. D.. Her
bert 5. Lilly, Isaac 5. Baird, Jacob r.
Ilymer and w. X. Yerger
Seated at The other tables were Ed
win w. Dunlap, William q. Lillis, w.
| w. Wright II. W. Jefferson. Kenneth
Hearn, William G. Vance. John +.
stewart Frederick w. Morrison Al
bert y. pemherlon. Frank N. Sim
mons, NJ. ID. Fisher, C. H. Bence, John
H. Peach. George +. Warren, James
w. Harrington. Harry n. Williams, 5.
@. Hill. John NJ. German. George A.
Smith, J. II. Collins, Charles L. Roe,
l., NJ. Replogle, Isaac n. McClane, An
drew NJ Blair, Horace X. Fulmer
Lewis H. Mccall. Louis NJ Evans
Clifford A. Egan Paul Holcomb, j. II
lumes, Davis Armour, William II
} Middleton, Philip r. Arbuckle, Harry
, p. Fox. p NJ. Arbuckle. Maurice G.
Jackson Franklin Hopes, William II
Jones, Oils Sterrett. A. J. Book, Jr.
s. Harrington Jones. C.. V. Cleaver
p George A. Wilson. Albert II. White
Charles p. Clayton. COrbett FaugOe
Charles JA karre. Clarence r. Holt
William II. Peoples, Robert j Don
aghy Joseph C. plumstead. philir
Mchea p. J. Brannock. j. II Slickei
B p. u. Ching, r. Palmer y. j. Davies
y. A. West, John MOffatt, Lewis w
Dunlap. James II. Walker. Clarence L.
Walker, Ewood Shocklty. Roy Pleas
anton, Walter @. Henry, Harlan l.
, Cloud, Edward B. Talley. r. p. Wal
ter. II, + Beales. Robert r. Ash, Eu-
gene Wyatt. A. Victor Hughes naVt
". Hughes, Robert ID. Morrow. Wal.
ter Boyd, George Haigh. Sr., Robert
p. Ludlam. Harry S. Eby, G. y. Gram.
mer, r. l.. Flory. II. ID. Anslln, w
Eckman, Isaac 5. TallCy. W0rdel
? Rambo, ]. II. Brooks, Charles II. Hart
r man, IT, Harry Eshan Clarence y
: Ocheltrec, Harry r Jacobs H. n
sheppard, W. S. Jourdan. George W
y nougherty George Spelgflhllter. Al
bert Palmer, Robert Jamlson. Norman
A. Wright. W. Il. Humphrey, Georg
q. Byron, Oscar w. Sleigler. Merit
p Hastings, Jr., r. Clarence Stegler
p C. Murphy James 4. Chandler. l.
II. Ryan. chester n. Jones 4
Munda j. Randolph Jones. o. r. Wa
ters, Rosa r. Geishert. !. j. Landing
William A. LarrimOre. s. w. Mears
William /. Messmer. Edwin p. Saw
don. Jr.. Edwin p. Sawdon, Sr.. Jane
w. Edwards, Howard W. Brown
Theodore Rosln. William z. Bromwell
William NJ. Shaw. William p Hast
ings, Sr. William Russell. Winfield
Adams Joseph Dillon. Frank Shep
pard J.. d Rothensies. p. b. Landinc
Eli @. Trumbower. Thomas A. stone
samuel S. Harris, II. W. Frazer, h. NJ
Ocheltree. W. J. Williams. Artema
Smith. J. w. Hutchinson, Robert NJ
kussom. II. H. Gallagher. George n
Grubb. Roy Barlow, C. Walter ksdel
Harvey l.. Mccoy. j. II. Van Horn
Frank r. Clymer. A. r. Barker, Georg
w Taylor. William Van Note. : II
Reeves, Frank r. Vernon, edwin
Halnos. Cleavor s. Thomas. Harry Rob
inson. Joseph sheppard. Thomas In
ley. James J. MONTH"; Fred. CLARK
Henry Walker, r. NJ. Walker. ] cir
ford Compton. n w Curtis. j WI
bur Forman, William Morrison an,
Ralph Trader
p. o. MEN WORK ON HOLIDAY.
All departments OF the Fedora
Building. Ninth and Shipley streets
: including the post oillce, operated a
usual today. but in The Public Build
ing nearly all city and county office
observed the holiday, the only ex
ceptions being in one or more ofllce
where a rush OF work necessitate,
The extra labor.
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