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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-05
Ell SR. RAFAEL ROBERT,
POSTMASTER DE FAJARDO

WASHINGTON, setiembre 4.-El pre-
sideute Harding ha nombrado al senor
Rafael Rob;rt, administrator de Co.
rreos de Fajardo, Puerto Rico.
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Ell ATTORNEY DAUGHERTY
CONFERENCE CON Ell PRE-
SIDENTE HARDING

WASHINGTON, setiembre A. FL
attorney general Mr.. Daugherty confe
renci6 aver extensamente con ell presi
dente Harding, a prop6sito d1 injunc-
tion presentado contra los lhuelguis-
tas.
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KERENSKY HA LLEGADO A
SUIZA

PARIS, setiembre 3.-segln ell Pc
riodico "La Tribuna'', de Berna, ell IL
der antibolsheviki Kerensky, ha uega
dp dicha ciudad donde tiene ell pro
posito de f1jar defnitivamente su resi-
dencia.
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pertenece.

pertenece.
Don Miguel Morales clausur6 ell ac-
to poniendo de maniidtto con gran
e1ocuencia los benefcios de la asocia-
ci6n y augurandole mayores exitos.
FL sr. Morales fue calurosamente ova
sionado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-05
AUSTRALIA CANA Ell CAM
PEONATO INTERNATIONAL

NUEvA YORK setiembre 4.-Los
jugadores australianos ganaron el cam
peonato international de la copa Davis.
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Ell El"SampaioCorreia
SegundO" fue bauti-
zadO Ell sabadO dos
CUnired Press, via All America cables)

PENSACOLA, setiembre 4.-El acto
del bautizo del nuevo hidroavion "Sam
paio correia segun%o" Fevisti6 una
extraopjinaria solemnidad, acud.endo
inmensa muchedumbre.
FL teniente Hinton ha declarado que
81 las condiciontes atmosfericas son ia
vorables espera llegar Rio de janet
70 hacia ell Is del mes en- curse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-05

INTERESANTES CARTAS CRUZA
DAS ENTIRE LOS SRES. BENE-
DICTO Y GONZALEZ FONT CON
MOTIVO DE LA RENUNCIA DE
ESTE ULTIMO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-05

Hon. E. Montgomery Reilly,
Gobernador de Puerto Rico,
San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-05
Ell CoMITE EXECUTIVE

Rafael Miro, Martin Clemente,
Ricardo Salgado, Emilio Guerra,
Antonio Ma. Cintron, Ramon Me
YES Alicea, Alberto Nieves Dfaz,
Celestino Lamar y Andres Rodrf
guez Vera.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-23

BILE to know Christ and ! have to
know Christ to know God. The Bi-
BILE reveals Christ to me and Christ
reveals God to me and there is no
way that l can ever get the ear of
God unless l go through Jesus. So
Jesus Christ is the highest revela-
ton of God through humanity the
minds of mankind can perceive.
Therefore, for a man to say he loves
God and turns his back on Jesus
Christ, is pure folly.
/ see Jesus in the garden of Geth-
semane weeping and shedding great
drops Of blood, l know how God felt
When l see Jesus looking over the
Mount of olives and | see Jerusalem
at His feet and | hear Him cry 20
Jerusalem, how often have I gather
ed thee, if thou hadst known even
thou at least in this, thy day, the
things which belong unto thy peace!
but now they are hid from thine
eyes"
The things that belonged to the
pace of Jerusalem was their sense
of Him as the Messiah He said, IF
You had known in a period of thirty
three years." he said, If you had
known in this your peace! but now
they are hidden from your eyes" and
from that day until this the Jews
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-23

a band for the circus. the old Oar
ling and De Quo outfit, but after
playing with the company for few
weeks, decided to quit before they
busted up, and did. He got out just
in time
At odd times when the chances af-
forded, Rodeheaver would go out with
an evangelist to lead the singing, but
he would do it only for week or two
at time, without any expectations
of keeping at it. 1t did develope lat
er that he had made his beginning.
Goes Broke
Following graduation from college
Rodeheaver decided to go into bust
ness, and borrowed the money to set
up saw mill The mill was a sue.
cess for someone else, but not for
Rodeheayer, for he not only lost all
of the money he had borrowed but
all the rest that he could lay hands
on.
To pay off the debt, he went to
work in a coal mine, and finally af-
ter some effort, got the debt paid
Just at that time his chance to en-
ter his life's work came, and he took
it up.
DR.. Biederwolf was without a mus
ician, and some evangelist recommend
ed Rodeheaver. Out to Springfield
Mo-, he went for two weeks engage
ment, in a tent meeting.
Sends for Trombone
Even that start might have ended
in nothing had not Dr. Beiderwoli
learned that "Rody" played the from
bone, and got him to send for it.
That was the beginning, the ole
slide trombone that had taken Rody's
eye in college, after trip to Cuba
became the first trombone to lead of
in gospel singing revivals, and SCI
the pace for the others.
Since that time "Rody" has played
before more people than any othel
trombonist in the world, and has ever
given a concert in the air While il
France, a major interested in finding
out the possibilities of an aeria
band, sent Mr.. Rodeheaver up in {
plane, but the music could not bt
heard, with the engine cut off, at {
greater height than 500 feet.
About twelve years ago Mr.. Rode
Eheaver joined Mr. Sunday, and hal
! been with the party ever since ex
cept for two meetings held while ht
was in France with the Y.M.C.A
i from October to December, 1915
Meetings were held at that time il
l Providence, R. l., and Fort Worth
/ Texas
Publishes Books
/ Rather taken back with the pros
/ poets of making a life work of gos
I pei singing at the salary he could re
ceive, 'Rody" cast about for a supple
ment to his income and hit on tn,
/ plan of publishing gospel songs
/ From a small pamphlet that he pub
/ lished in the beginning the presen
! Rodeheaver company, one of the larg
est hymn publishers in the compan.
/ developed
! Branching out from that company
and its original purpose, the Rode
HEAVIER interests now produce tn
Rainbow records of gospel hymns
publish little magazine Gale,
''The Gospel Choir" and operates
practical school for Christian work
ers and gospel and choir singers.
! Making a list of the things tina
Rodeheaver has tried in his life i
like making a list of occupations 70
/ the census bureau. In later year
when he is written up for other Billy
Sunday meetings, the list may be eve,
/ be made longer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-23

have never had a chance as a nation.
He shut it off right there and they
have never had chance from that
day TO this
They can come as individuals to
Jesus Christ, but as nation they
have never had Him IF you had
known-but now they are hid from
your eyes and the veil dropped. And
so therefore, l know how God feels
over the lost condition of men.
Some years ago when l quit play,
ing baseball and went into the Y. NJ.
c. A. in Chicago, it was in July, |
had my coat over my arm. hat off
and the perspiration streaming down
my face and l met little boy three
years old and the child was lost. |
asked him his name, / thought /
would find him in the directory, IN
less it was Smith or Jones.
Then | asked the little fellow the
name of the street he lived on. He
didn't know Then ! asked him the
number. He didn't know his name
nor the number of the street. nor the
name of it. l took the little fellow
and walked with him for half an
hour trying to bring him in a neigh.
borhood that he might recognize
Then l carried him until l grew tired
and the little fellow was crying
l said, Don't cry any more, little
boy, l will take you where you car
see your mamma"
! Takes Little
1 Fellow to Station
And / took him to the police sta
ton. When he saw the policeman he
began to scream.
! A woman came bounding into the
police station, her eyes were red and
I the tears trucking down her cheeks
/ She said to the desk sergeant, "Ha.
anybody brought here a little boy tha
| is LOST"
He said. yes"
! She said, Had he blue eyes, anC
brown hair?"
! He said, HE is downstairs" anC
she ran and threw her arms arounC
him and he cuddled into his moth
er's arms. She asked me my name
and where / lived. That evening the
came around to the house wheelin,
the little fellow in the baby carriag,
in order to thank me personally.
! When started on my. way hom
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looked into the faces of men and
women and | could tell by their looks
and actions that they were lost and
on the road to hell. / said, Now,
Father, suppose when l get home I'd
learn that our children were lost
said, We'll, if l take my feelings
as an earthly father and multiply
them infinitely, will get a feeling
as to how God feels over the loss in
this world
| caught a vision there on West
Madison street in Chicago that l
never lost from that day to this. Gods
heart yearns to have the lost world
repent of their sins. Much concern
moves the unsaved. When you find
"a man or woman that has concerne
for the welfare and salvation of 9TH
ers, I'll show you man or woman
that has life of prayer. When
you find a man or woman that has
no concern for the welfare and sal
walton of others, I'll show you some
body who has reduced religion to an
ethical code, whose religion consists
in forms and ceremonies, somebody
that don't know anything about re-
ligion. they have never been born
again.
Deep concern always moves the.
unsaved for Jesus Christ and for His
truth.
Starts Series
OF Meetings.
A friend of mine one time started
a series of meetings in his church
and called them a revival He used
to stand up and preach and then he'd
say, Now, if anybody here want to
/ join the church, they can meet the
session in the inside room"
| You know it was Presbyterian
/ church when / say Session" Just
/ like asking fellow to go into an ice
house
He said, "If anybody wants to join
| the church, they can meet the ses-
SION ~
He said he preached and nobody
was converted. The people would
come in their and sit like bumps on
a log. They had sat in their pews
SO long they had all widowed FL
nally he said he became buTdened
for the salvation of farmer who
] Continued on Next Pager
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Sunday Revival Program
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
7:3O 2. M.-Song service and sermon. objectionable
sin)-Deegations from w. C. T. u, West Side Barbers
High school girls Hagerstown ST. Paul Evangelical Luz
theran young and
$50 P. M.-Meetng of Christian business men, Sec
ton 6.
WEDNESDAY
1000 A. MIR Sunday speaks at Campbelstown.
Noon-Buslness women meet Reid Memorial church.
Noon-Sunday party dimes at Adam Barte factory
1890 P. M.-Noon meeting of business men, Y. M.
c. "A
2:30 P. M.-Song service and sermon.
2:30 P. M-Business women's invitation committee
Reid Memorial church
7:3O P. M.-Song service and sermon Delegations
from Eaton College, High school boys Four auxares of
the Rrotherhoods, and Sugar Valley
$50 P M.-Meeting of Christian Business men, Sec
ton 6.
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the trouble, it was their cussedness
that was getting knocked in the head
they didn't like. and they were try
ing to make people believe it was the
preacher instead of their own rotten
hearts
When you hear somebody knock
ing the preacher you can bet your
life the preacher is all right and that
they are all wrong. So if | were you
and didn't like what I say, l would
MT say anything about it, then you
won't call attention to anybody else
that you are rotten.
They wouldn't come near and she
said one morning, Girls, am asham-
ed | ever gave you birth and that you
nursed at my breast, because hero
are people that never sat up with
you one night in your illness, here
are people that never aided you in
any way and yet you will do more
to please them than you will to please
your mother. Why? And yet you
profess to love me- She said, See
here, this is the last time | am going
to ask you. l am going in that closet
and l am going to pray until you
make up your minds that you will
go with me and give your hearts to
Christ. l don't know that l will evez
come out alive"
She went into that closet and shut
the door and for five hours she wrest-
led and prayed and groaned with God
when she heard a rap on the door
and she said, Come in
And one of her daughters walk
81 eel
her arms aruond her mother. She
more for me. l accept Jesus Christ
as my Saviour"
Other Daughter
Returns Home
| And as the sun went down over the
Western hills, they heard a rap. They
! threw open the door and the other
daughter fell on her knees by the
side of her mother and both girls
were saved but it took her nine hours
| to bring them into the kingdom. 1t
was the best days work she ever did
| in her life.
! l learn of the power of prayer.
That being true with the individual.
and If the church of God only had
the burden for the salvation of peo-
pie, where there are one thousand
you'd see tens of thousands coming
| into the kingdom of God.
| Then l learn another lesson. The
Bible is full of this spirit. When !
ask you to have it, I am not asking
you to establish a precedent. am
only asking you to follow an example
This spirit of concern puts to shame
the half-hearted, cold, Indifferent
way that the attitude of the church
of God is taking toward the church
of God.
David said, Weep more, because
the people have not kept thy word. =
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SU n d A Y
Says

Angels are angels only because they
do the will of God and when they
cease to do the will of God, they be-
come devils When you refuse to do
the will of God you are a sinner, you
are saint because you will do the will
of God.
God doesn't hate the sinners, but
he does hate their sins.
Don't ever dream of entering Heaven
without first of all you have been re-
generated by faith in Jesus Christ.
Did you ever weep for the sins OF
the church, because you knew the
power of the church was being sappea
by the worldliness in it?
Every man and woman that God Al
mighty has ever used to light up the
fostering spots of this God-hating.
disappearing old world that sneers AMI
mocks at God, have been men and wo-
men of prayer.
When you hear somebody knocking
preacher is all right and that they are
all wrong.
The spirit of concern puts to shame
the half-hearted, cold indifferent way
that the attitude of the church of God
is taking toward the church of God.
Jesus was God manifest in flesh.
l have to know the bible 70 know
Christ, and l have to know Christ to
know God The bible reveals ChliSt
to me and Christ reveals God to me
and there is no way that | can ever
get the ear of God unless l go through
Jesus. So Jesus Christ is the highest
revelation of God through humanity,
the minds of mankind can perceive.
Therefore, for a man to say he loves
God and turns his back on Jesus
Christ is pure folly.
Gods heart yearns to have the lost
world repent of their sins.
When you find man or woman that
has concern for the welfare and sal
walton of others, I'll show you a man
or woman that has life of prayer
What this old world needs is a little
concern.
1t seems to me that Gods in a hur.
ry to bless and save America
Nothing produces joy in Heaven like
the salvation of souls.
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Miner, saw mill helper, boss saw
yer, circus band master, and soldier.
That does not sound like the life
history of revival song leader, but
it is.
Homer Rodeheaver did all of those
things before he finally settled down
to his life's work, and since then
he has done a lot of things on the
side that makes almost as large a
list.
The head of the Rodeheaver family
was master sawyer, and the young
Homer helped his father about his
mills, and finally graduated into
being master sawyer himself.
Interested in Music
But all of the time he was inter
ested in music, and when his broth
ers organized a factory, he played the
bass drum, mainly, he said, because
he was the only one that could keep
the rythme.
He was not contented with a
drum, however, and began to picy up
the other instruments, first a cornet
then baritone horn, and finally a
valve trombone.
His brothers were then in college
at Delaware, so he followed them
! there to enter the public schools, and
play in the college band. Up to that
time he had never seen a slide from.
bone and did not know that one ex.
listed Fascinated by one that was
owned by D. H. Jemison, now of Gin.
cinnati, he finally scraped together
$3.50 which was a real fortune to him
and got it.
Ready to Play
Two days later he came to band
practice to play for the first time
to be laughed at by the leader fol
attempting to play without lessons.
] But fooled them" Rodeheaver
said, Il did not know how it went
but I hunted around until l found
! a piece that | knew by heart and by
| experimenting found out where to run
the trombone to- to make note, and
got to learn the whole scale thai
way
j In two weeks could play right
along and keep up with the rest o.
! the band. But it was several years
after | was playing with men thai
knew their ir.truments that l found
out how to really play the horn"
i EnIists III Army
ROQeneaFer' next venture was col
lege at Ohio Wesleyan, but the Span
ish-American war broke out, and he
i enlisted in the 4th Tennessee Reg
! mental band, and after two weeks a
Knoxville, was entrained for Cuba
crossing on the old transport Manato
ba, and playing with the band al
over the island
with the band" said Rodeheaver
II found out for the first time tina
there was such thing as a bas:
! cleft"
Il protested that ! could not pla,
in that scale but the band maste
said was in the army and had to, 81
! | went ahead. just found piec,
that | knew, and got the relativ,
positions of the notes by comparison
just as | have learned to play tn,
slide trombone
/, This time it was several years be
fore came to know the names of tn,
different notes."
Sells Books
In the summer time after his re
turn to college, Rodeheaver usually
sold books, but one year a one hors,
circus, or really a four pony circu
got stranded near the college and los
it's band
| Rodeheayer was asked to organic
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-23
God Works Salvation Through
Human Agents to ATTAIN End;
Mankind Honored in This Work
Christ Suffered Martyrdom on Cross Voluntarily Accepting
Sins of Whole World, and Redeeming Men and Women
By His Innocent Suffering and Death, Declares Rev W. A.
Sunday-Believers in Him Are Saved.

The text: "And being In agony he
prayed more earnestly; and his sweat
was as 1t were great drops Of blood
falling down to the ground"
Luke 22nd chapter, 44th verse.
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jeremiah said, 20, that my head
were a fountain and that my eyes
were rivers that l might weep for
the slain of the daughters Of thy pep
pie. He said, III my eyes were
like rivers, could shed the tears
| feel in my heart ought to be shed
because the people are going off into
idolatry."
We Ought To
Yield to Gcd.
Indifference, theaters, haunts Of
pleasure, cabarets, crowded to the very
limit with people. So, therefore, he
is saying that we ought to yield to
God and do His will
The people sometimes ask me.
How do you think that God feels
over work of this kind?"
l don't think l know A man said,
Isn't it presumptous o.
| know how God feels. There is
not one attribute you'd hope to find
manifest in God that you don't find
in the works of Jesus Christ. Jesus
was God manifest in the flesh. When
see Jesus | get a glimpse Of God,
therefore, there is no higher revela-
ton that God could ever make of
Himself to humanity that we could
understand and grasp through Jesus
Christ
Therefore, l have to know the Ri
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-05
HORSEBACK FISHING WITH
BASS-HOUNDS, LAKE COUNTY

Tavares, Oct. 5.-The continuous
rains of the past six weeks have
caused the 1,40O lakes of Lake coun-
W to be the highest known in years.
While the largest lakes and streams
are well within Che banks, some of
the lowland lakes have spread over
vast territory.
This has brought out a new sport
and quite few are chasing fish on
horseback; a 1.-THE opportune moment
throwing the spear into them.
Bass hounds are used, which locate
the bronze hacked beauties, and they
take up the chase under full cry. The
fish scurry the best they can over
the mud and through the tangled
mass of bonnets and saw grass, with
the hounds close onto their tails. and
the horses closing up on them from
all sides. The catch being made
another chase Is in order until the
hunters get their quota of ten bass
each, when the day is counted sue
cess.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-05
Logging Party Of
N. Nj. A. Arrives on
MANIPULATING Trip
by Associated pressl

Jacksonville, Oct. 5.-After cover
ing more than 1900 miles between
Chicago and the Florida line, D. B.
Scott and G. E. Young, representing
the National Motorists association,
arrived here yesterday on a logging
and map-making tour. Information
and data collected on this trip will
be Incorporated in maps and litera-
ture for distribution to tourists, they
said.
Their route south from Washing
ton lay via Richmond, Raleigh
Charlotte, Augusta, Savannah and
Brunswick, and they declared they
found road conditions better thar
fair and secured information thai
will be OF great value to motor tour
lists this winter.
The trip was made in a specially
equipped car which is provided witt
numerous unusual touring comforts
and facilities for logging and MAJ
drafting. They are investigating
some roads which have not been uset
for tourist travel heretofore. The,
predict the largest number of motto
tiurists visiting Florida this winte
, that the state has ever entertained.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-05
Thinks Series Is
Fake When Speaker
Is Not Playing In 1t

Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 5.-If any
thing worth while is going on in
basebcll-a worlds series, for in
stance, Iris Speaker, manager Of the
Cleveland Americans, ought to have
something to do with it, in the opin-
ior of Charles W. Harrison, an oil
man from southwest Texas. who
came here yesterday to see Speaker
play in the worlds series.
Harrison, not a dyed-iu-:hewool
far and not a reader of sport pages,
decided to go to the world series
this year.
"Who is Speaker with now?" Har-
rison asked a Texan friend
"Still with Cleveland" he was
told, So 70 Cleveland Harrison came
yesterdya.
a came here osee the world Sc
les" he announced. "Where is isl"
Told that it was Icing played in
New York and that Speaker had no
part in it, Harrison registered mild
disappointment.
"Well, if Speaker isn't going to
play it can't be much" he con-
Guided.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-10-05
until the very final fadeout.
THE BAT"

One of the first road attractions
at the Howell this season will &c
'The Bat" which is playing Atlanta
this week.
Over 100000 persons who saw
"The Bat, the great mystery play
soon to be seen here, were asked to
keep tn ending of the play secret.
That they did so is being proven ev-
cry day now. The Bat" is again be-
ing played through the cities of the
couhcry, most of which were visited
last year. Despite the fac. that they
are all return dates, the business ev-
erywhere is as great, if not greater,
than it was on the first visit. Those