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, 1925-01-12

Answering from the pulpit Of
First Congregational church. on
Sunday evening, a number OF ques-
tions on religious topics. sen In by
members OF his audience, Rev. A. L
Cooke dealt with one which asked.
IF Christ came 10 earth today
which church would He prefer"
He replied; This question evident
" has in mind the different denomi;
national organizations we call
churches. but / am not sure that II
Jesus appeared on earth In the flesh
would be much concerned about
any of them. I don't imagine He
would take much notice OF our de-
nominational fences or ~sectarian DIFF
ferences. The Man OF Galilec was
too big TO be quarantined in an
Anglican or Romanist church, or a
Presbyterian or Methodist or even a
Congregational church. The ques-
tons about which they are often
most deeply concerned would have
no interest whatever for Him. i
can't think that Jesus Christ would
, 1925-01-12
Continuance Seen
In Stokes Trial

CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-Triai Of W.
e. d. Stokes. wealthy Now York
hotel man. Daniel Nugent. his New
York attorney. and several others
charged with conspiracy to defame
Stokes in connection with Stokes
the character OF Mrs. Helen Elwood
action for divorce in New York was
set for today. A continuance was
in prospect. however. as Mr.. Stokes
had asked that charges against
Stokes be dropped.
Mrs. Stokes explained in a letter
TO the states attorney that illness
in her family. coupled with the fact
that she was not in good health,
caused her TO make the request. The
states attorney indicated, however,
he was disposed to proceed with the
prosecution. but might have an as.
sistant request a continuance as a
result OF a request OF counsel for
n Of tho defendants who was en-.
gagged in other litigation.
Mrs. Stokes appeared before the
grand jury here to obtain the in.
dictment OF her husband, his attor-
neys. and several others, charging
they conspired TO try to prove she
formerly was an inmate OF a motor.
ious Chicago club in order to aid
Stokes divorce case.
, 1925-01-12
PERSONALS

Miss Vera Myers arrived last week
from Powell and has accepted n
position as supervising nurse at the
Lincoln street hospital.
Mr.. and Mr,. j. Z. slichter Of
lnez. Wyo.. were visitors here last
week for several days.
Miss Helen Sullivan of Denver is
an out of town visitor here for a
few days.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry Robertson
arc leaving in a few days for Raw.
Inns where they will visit for a few
days after which they will 20 to
Salt Lake City and from that city
to Los Angeles to make their future
home.
Mrs. L. I. Hale Of Fl. Collins is IN
Casper on business and visiting
with friends.
I. H. HofHner has returned from
Douglas where he was the guest of
friends Tor a Few days.
Miss Virginia Trysdaii of Mon.
tana is visiting with friends and
relatives here for a few days.
Miss Elmer Spaulding will return
the latter part Of tho week from
Omaha where she has been visiting
with her parents since the begin
ming of the Christmas Holidays.
Mrs. Q. K. Deaver and children
have returned from O'Neil, Neb.,
where they spent several months
visiting with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. GothberS and
daughter Emma are guests at the
Hotel ST. James in San Diego. The
trip was made overland.
The Rev. Father J. II. Mullin and
Edwin Barrett left laA evening for
Pennsylvania where they will visit
at Father Mullins home after which
they will go to New York.
Mrs. Herring, who has been 4
guest here for several weeks of Mr..
, 1925-01-12
SERMON EXCERPTS
Contributions from Ministers for Publication Under This Head
Are Welcomed; Mdnuscripts Should Be TNpemrittcn. Not En-


bother very much whether the
preacher wore a surplice or gown.
or burned incense, or read his pray
crs from a book when he Worship
ped; or whether he used a tank-full
OF water In baptism or only a cup
full. l don't think that he would,
even, be greatly exercised over the
orthodoxy of His creed. or the in
fallibility of His Bible. He certain
ly didn't think IN the days of His
flesh. that Moses was divinely right
in everything zee had said. He
wouldn't have to do with any
church that ritualism in tho
place of rightc usness. or social
prestige before sacriiicial service. l
am sure He would pass by the dooT
of the church that sings so much
and long about the Heavenly Land
that It has no time TO help save
this world from becoming a hell Tor
many OF its fellows. He wouldn't
stay Ions in tho church where men
fight so holly In defence of the
Bible that they forget to follow Its
, 1925-01-12
CITY BRIEFS

L. J.. Sullivan, A. r. Schultz. q.
f. Raymond. C. Luki.. A. Baker Of
the Ohio Oil company were Casper
men who spent a short time In
Cheyenne last week on business.
Barney Ross has returned from
RIverton where he spent a short
time visiting with Charles Thor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Fields and
family are planning on moving to
Lander to make their home.
w. ]. Lindsay and j. ]. Chapman
we're visitors for a short time last
week in Newcastle on business In
connection with the Golden Rule
store.
Ira G. Nayior accompanied by his
brother-in.law, Charles Uucophcr
spent several days the beginning OF
last week at Buffalo on business.
James Huise Of Glenrock has been
spending several days in tho city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. s. Hillyer and
son, Mrs. W. F. Howard, Mrs. Roy
wyiie. Richard Tyndall and w. f.
Graft were Glenrock visitors here
for a short time last week.
Leigh McGrath and George Wheel.
spent several days last week in
Rawlins on business.
.
Harold Rogan will arrive tomor;
row from Oklahoma md win visit
for several weeks with his
Mrs. w. r. Rogan on South
Oak street.
S. w. Stevenson IL leaving today
for Denver to the absent from the
city for a week or 10 days.
A. j. Cunningham left last even.
ing for Cheyenne on a short bust
ness trip.
Frank England left last evening
for Denver where he expects to
spend several days on business.
Patrick Mulvaney was among the
men who left last evening on
short business trip to Denver.
, 1925-01-12

beard the devil wherever It finds
him? AS one has said: when a
mother loves, though che be q
queen, she becomes Interested In
soap and water, sheets and blankets.
boots aud clothing and many other
mundane things. When the church
loves she viii have something 10
say about rem and wages. houses
and workshops. food and clothing
gardens, drains, medicine and man:
other things. Where Is tho Christ's
Mother-love7 Where is her fierce
Mo~ther-wrath as she secs tn, child
rem trampled In the mirc? It is easy
to go to church and to abstain from
drinking. swearing. gambling. but
1t is not ensy to love. Love brings
labour and sorrow and salf.sacrifice.
Love sometimes qys: sell all that
thou hast and give to the poor, and
thou shalt have treasure In Heaven:
and come. follow me- This Is not
like going TO a home.missionarv
meeting and giving the price or q
meal 10 n collection. It is leaving
beautiful houses. NJ pictures. and
gardens and music and going into
mean streets and dirty dwellings.
1t is leaving c%ongenial friends and
joyous fellowships for service
among The unfortunate, unattrsc-
tive and depraved. There is the
sweat OF heart and brain. the CARR
ing of sickness and sorrows. To
your own cares and troubles there Is
added tho u%nspcnknble trouble of tho
multitude
The church that win DO this Is the
church that Christ viii unite with
will dwell in. and lead to battle and
victory in tho cause OF His King
dom. And just as soon MS you men
and women in our churches become
possessed or that spirit OF love
which VIII aerve and sacrifice along
side Of Christ for tho worlds re.
demption. just so soon will this
church be established. Are you
men and women the terrible words OF
not, remember the terrible words OF
the Master: Verify I say into you.
inasmuch as ye did Il not TO one OF
the least OF these ye did It not TO
Me. Departt'
, 1925-01-12
Traffic Stops In
Foggy London

LONDON. Jan. IL, (By The Asso-
ciated Press1London is again fog
bound. The worst fog In many
years yesterday caused a number of
street accidents and some deaths.
Traffic stopped almost entirely.
Scores Of omnibusses were parked
along the curbs. There were num-
erous collisions between busses in
which passengers we're injured. One
bus was overturned.
The fog in some places was i'm
penetrable for moro than two yards.
and lamps or flares were OF little
use. An airplanc with passengers
left France in bright sunshine, but
upon nearing London found the land
invisible. The pirot picked up the
airdrome by the tops OF The radio
masts which pierced the fog zone.
He landed safely but the passengers
were Loot as the visibility was linn
tied to five yards. 1t took the
airdromc staff some time to locate
the machine.