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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
SOCIETY NEEDS NOT
THE LATEST PAD

Society today needs not the
latest fad, OF the philosophy Of
the pink tea philosophers who
creep into houses and captivate
silly women, but we need simple
but eternally virel teachings Of
the only begotten Son Of God +"
We are told that Christ dwells
in our hearts by faith. and that
faith cometh by hearing the word
of God. so Christ has planned TO
be with this generation, he has
promised TO help VS. IL and when
we want and will recognize our
need for help-but those who
speak on religious subjects in His
name but whom He has not spoken
are not the men to bring Christ
to us or us to Christ.
There il but three kinds of
authority. All Of II Is inherent in
Christ, He delegated. and by the
New Testament and under Divine
restraints clearly revealed there
He delegated to faithful men the
task and the responsibility OF Civ
ing 10 mankind The Teachings Of
Christ, but He warns us for
humAnities sake that whosoever
goeth onward and sbideth not in
the teaching OF Christ hath not
God. he that sbideth In the teach
ing hath both the Father and the
Son.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Club Sofia 10 Dine
And Dance Tuesday

Club Sofia, Tacoma Croatian
organization. will give its annual
Shrove Tuesday banquet and dance
Tuesday night at 1880 O'Clock at
Swiss hall, So. 18th and jefferson
ave.
Similar celebrations are held by
Croatians on Shrove Tuesday all
over the world. The club takes its
name from the island of Sofia off
the Dslmatisn coast. Its mem bers
all hailed from there originally.
Other branches of the organizs-
ton are located Hoboken, n. j.,
and Chicago, III. The club was
organized in 1888.
Dinner will consist of turkey
and macaroni. Dancing will be to
the music of Odd Fellows Or
chestra.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
CHRIST SENT
SPIRIT OF TRUTH

He delegated authority TO His
Apostles and ministers. and sent
the Holy Spirit, the spirit OF truth
TO guide them in the way of all
truth and bring to their remem-
brance all things, whatsoever 81
command you"
What He commended them. they
in turn committed to faithful men
who shall teach other faithful men,
that IT might come down 10 ours
and to succeeding generations un-
changed.
That II might stand forever in
the reverent respect and confident
firth sof men II Is written God
worked with them confirming their
word with miracles and signs and
wonders which He did by the Holy
Spirit"
What Apostles taught and COM
mitted TO others is the present day
prescription of God Almighty for
the cure of the ills OF our modern
society. The need OF we moderns
is not that mankind pay heed to
our pedantic pretentions and pre-
sumptions but we need the teach
ings OF Christ, the Christ of CAL
lslee. and of the prophets CEN
turtles dead when Christ was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Food Situation in Belgium
Reported TO Be Improved
BRUSSELS Via Berlin: De.

BRUSSELS Via Berlin: De-
layed Belgiums food situation
has improved slightly because of
imports of wheat, rye and pota-
toes, but meats and fats continue
most scarce.
Germany. according to official
statements, is at present providing
Belgium with 10000 tons OF wheat
and $4,000 tons of rye. New bread
is TO be made of wheat and rye in
the proportion indicated.
The rationing of potatoes finally
is becoming more efficient as the
rationing department had put
$4,000 tons on the market and it
is asserted that $4,000 tons are
coming from Holland and 10000
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
ny LOUIS NJ. SCHNEIDER

NEW YORk-Male business
school graduates accept positions
as office boys rather than ste
nographers. They hurt themselves
in doing So Some OF the nations
highest paid executives started as
stenogs. Here are few:
Edward J. Engel, president
Atchison, Topeka d Santa Fe rail-
road Irving s. Olds. chairman OF
u. S. Steel Corporation; r. 8.
Butler, vice-president Genera
Foods Corporation: George A
Eastwood. president Armour d
Company; J. F. Fogarty, chairman
Of North American Company fl
nance committee; George NJ.
Welch. president Michigan Bell
Telephone. and James f. Warner.
president of Southern Bell Tele-
phone.
The list could be greatly ex-
tended The National City Bank
of New York. United States Steel,
International Business Machine
and a host of other. especially in
the railroad banking and steel
industries, prefer male stenogrs-
piers. II gives them chance to
learn the business while watching
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Falkland Community
Club Ballot TUESDAY,

Election Of officers will be held
al the annual meeting Of the
Falkland Community club al
Falkland school Tuesday night al
S o'clock. Entertainment Will be
furnished by the community band
and the Falkland junior high
school.
A special invitation has been
extended To new residents OF
the Falkland community. Refresh
ments will De served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
CHRIST WILL
COME AGAIN

Christ did not come originally
to bring the world a new religion.
He did come as he will come
again. as He now comes TO those
who are willing to receive him
upon His own terms. 10 make ef-
fective A NEW LIFE. and to have
a new life. We must be born again.
another way of saying the same
thing is said TO those who have
been born again. that He hath
given unto US a Spirit of adoption
whereby We cry Abb Father. Gods
household il a family.
We are told in heaven and on
earth. over that family God pre-
sides. and His eldest Son Christ
directs its life BY FAITH. Christ
came TO set men FREE. Most of
US want TO be slaves of some fad.
some pipe dream of q leader who
has studied our gulability and
knows how to us. Gods name isn't
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25

CONTINUED From Page One
losssl mystifieations which his
tory recalls. Illusion and lying
are the base of American in
ferVentionalism-
The Illusion Is that the United
State. is still 3 democracy when
instead il is a political and finan-
cial oligarchy dominated by Jewry
and a personal form Of Dictator
ship.
The lie IL that the axis
power after England want
Ia attack America. Neither
Rome nor Berlin has prepared
such fantastic plans az this.
Though We certainly are totsli-
tartan. our feet are on hard
ground.
Americans who read what ]
say should be calm and not believe
that the big, bad wolf will devour
them. 1t is more likely that the
United States. sooner than being
attacked by axis soldiers. will be
attacked by the not we'll known
but very warlike inhabitants Of
the planet Mars. who would de-
scend from the strstosphere in I'M
imaginable flying fortresses."
The entire speech was in this
vein. 1t ranged from denunciation
and appeals 10 all Italians to hate
their enemies intensely, to heavy
sarcasm. irony and pathos.
He warned any dissidents on
the home front. such M those
who complain about food ra-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Italy Will Spurn Separate
Peace; to Fight to End

tioning. that they will he
"crushed under foot like
snakes.
Asserting that Italy would never.
accept a separate peace, but would
fight to the last drop OF blood
Mussohni asserted that the Brit
ISL had iost 10 times as many men
a. thev admitted in Libys. He
said that italy now has 1000. 900
men under arms and would have
1000. 900 before the end Of this
year
He said Italy's war task Vas
especially hard because Of the
length and remoteness of its
colonial frontiers. He said
Italy had sent 10 North Africa
between Oct. /, 1887. and Sept.
so. 1910, $4,000 officers and
S96,35s soldiers, 1924 guns,
1886 machine guns. l1,000,-
900 rounds of ammunition. and
4,S09 motor vehicles. But. he
said, Britain massed men there
and attacked "five or 10 days"
before Italy had intended TO
do so.
Ending his speech, he said that
the war would bring victory for
Italy and peace with justice for
all peoples"
Forty thousand persons gath
cred outside Mussolinis Venice
palace after the speech TO cheer
him, and after returning from the
theater he appeared on balcony
Of the palace five times in re-
Spouse to cheers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
ASSUME AUTHORITY
NOT DELEGATED

Today. however, one OF the age
old evidences OF mans perpetual
modernism is the fact in every de-
partment OF our life in this nation
and in the world: leaders of man
kind have ASSUMED authority
never delegated TO them either by
God In faith. nor by the peoples
OF earth in the realm OF industry
In finance. and politics as well as
in religion. We are in the DAYS
of DICTAToRS, political. eco
homie, industrial and ecclestiastie
Why? For the simple reason that
we have been identified with that
age old school of moderns who kid
themselves into thinking IT must
be new TO be good.
We have woven the web that
now is Tightening about the life
of a world, and no power on earth
or In heaven above can save us
from ourselves but Christ who
Stands at the door and knocks"
And Christ can not come to man
or country until BELIEF Ia ready
to invite him because lost humani-
~ needs him.
Jesus commanded KNOW THE
TRUTH and THE TRUTH
SHALL MAKE YOU FREE
Userpers who deny the truth for
modern wisdom. teach a meriad
visions Of their own hearts. and
here and there heather emotion
alism grips the multitude for q
while, until the stern realities OF
life and death puts emotionalism
TO the test and then disalusion-
ment produces just anot h-ei
churchmember in work where
churchmembers are such stumbling
stones in the way of honest te
goodness Christianity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Major AtteburY
KiWonis Speaker

Ma or f. Raymond Attebury of
Camp Murray, Seattle pastor
in civilian life, will speak on THE
Stake of Democracy" at the Ia
coma Kiwanis club luncheon Tues
day noon at the Hotel Winthrop.
Also on the program is music by
soldiers swing band from Fort
Lewis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
War in Europe
A Year Ago
Feb. "A, 1910
Dy JlMMY HAl1o

Adolf Hitler, in speech commem-
Grating 2oth anniversary Of the
Nazi party. told German people
that as long ms he was their leader,
Germany would not die.
Neville Chamberlain asked for
a new order, a new German gov
eminent and declared Britain de-
sired neither more territory nor
destruction of any people
Losses in the war at sea were
British ship Royal Archer, Greek
freighter Panachrandos, and Dan
ish steamship Aase.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
GODS GOVERNMENT
is CHRISTIAN

Government hath foundations
Gods government is Christian.
Christ il the chief corner stone.
In none other is there salvation,
for in none other name under
heaven or given among men must
We be saved"
Modernism dies with the present.
Christ came begging men 10
choose LIFE. Life is neither
modern or ancient; because life is.
To christians mot church men,
bers only il il written. we have
passed out of death. into life.
Fads like the fadists who create
them are modern, like the latest
Joke: life alone ia real. When the
powers that be in Jesus's day
brought to him an hRrlot taken in
the act Of adultry. Jesus saw the
woman. and knew what was be-
hind her sin.
That's the part we need to know
now. but refuse to learn. Jesus
saw in the harlot the very same
thing he saw in the wife OF the
high priest, He saw a WOMAN.
He saw the eternal values Of her
womanhood. He saw what she
could be II the curse OF her en-
vironment and the brand that so
ciety had burned into her soul
were removed. Jesus saw in that
hsrlot on the other hand just the
same thing as he saw in her &C
cusers. unless He saw LESS of
sin in the woman than he saw in
her acusers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Junior Fire-Fighiing
Force Organized

EAST ROCHESTER,, n. II. -
Deputy fire chief Burton L. spiller
has formed a junior fire-fighting
force of youths from II to 20 TO
replace firemen drafted for the
army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25

With distinct pride in their cul-
tural advancement beyond their
predecessors: criminals both petit
and grand have poohpoohed the
dogmas of decency. justice and viz
tue, and piled their trade as the
same sort DO today. This since his
tory began.
Chariatans have sold chastity in
the market places, while ignor-
ance, masquersding As modesty
and religion have branded the VIC
tins ~ harlots beyond the pale
Of society.
From time immemorisl gang
sters have operated TO rob widows
houses. TO exact that which they
could take. to take the patrimony
Of the orphan and gather tribute
from the helpless. The crime has
always been the same. in method
only has the practice changed.
SURE HE KNEW
THE WAY OF ESCAPE
Crime. immortality, defiance Of
God since times OF old have been
the means of retrogression and
social and political decay but each
soul who seemed TO profit by them
felt himself immune from justice.
temporal or eternal because, being
q modern he was sure he knew the
way Of escape from temporal JUS
tice. and these have always been
prophets Of materialism. which
knows no eternity.
In all these things America to-
day il very modern" Nineteen
hundred years ago the Christ
came, ~ he said. TO save his peo-
pie from their sins. Our modern
thinking we are told has advanced
us beyond the idea of sin. So,
since there 10 no ain according to
these modern teachers) Christ can
not save us" and his mission falls
either into the discard ~ Old
fashioned. mythical and untrue. or
Of metaphysical value only. This
- A. modern rs Cain.
Christ said he came from the
Father, to seek and to save that
which was lost. and again THAT
they might have life more sbund-
antly."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25

in our national constitution but
the Spirit of Christ is all through
II. Today we Americans are about
as far from the constitution as we
are from Christ. As a result we
are losing daily our freedom TO
live in liberty and the persuit of
happiness. Here too we have lis
tened to voices that have drowned
out the voice of the founding
fathers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25

in detail: this to offer intelligence
a basis for believing Him. After
He brought 10 light life and immor-
tally, by his resurrection from the
dead. lie commissioned Apostles
whom He had chosen and sent
them out under commission TO
teach all nstions-snd that they
might make no mistake In their
teaching Ee sent to them the Holy
Spirit. The spirit OF truth whom
He said would bring to their re-
membrance all things whatsoever
I have said unto you"
Thus. Christ gave the world
new law. the perfect law. the law
of liberty. New Covenant, q
New Testament. His will. that
through these He might will and
bequeath to those who believe Him
the divine inheritance - eternal
life.
In commissioning the Apostles
Jesus said "All authority in heaven
and on earth hath been given unto
Me" All authority. In heaven
and on earth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25

tons are coming from Germany.
Official and private organiza-
tons and individuals are trying to
care for children but are handi-
capped by lack Of milk, meats and
fats
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
LET HIM THAT
is WITHOUT SIN

They quoted part of the law and.
attempting to catch him that they
might destroy him; they appealed
for his decision. Jesus wrapped all
the wisdom Of divine understand
ing. and thwarted mercy in a re-
ply when he said let him that is
without sin among you cast the
first stone at her. And they. be-
cause they had not been educated
TO one OF modern prescriptions Of
leaving the woman - 10 whom
Christendom went out one by one.
Jesus said. neither do I condemn
thee. 20 and sin no more.
Christ II he walked with this
generation would see the woman
whose virtue is betrayed. captured
and sold in the market place and
distributed among the houses OF
the underworld OF the nations OF
earth. and he would know the
honorable gentlemen in high places
Of the earth who receive financial
dividends from the white slavery
into which they have been betrsy-
ed and sold. and the same divine
understanding $50 often denied the
fsllenl would be accorded. He
would not now CONDEMN" he
would use every power Of His
divinity 20 SAVE, 10 free. 10 re-
DEAN them. Jesus saves"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
CUIsr FULFILLED
ms PROPHECIES

Christ came out Of an historic
background Of l.t0o years Of pro-
phetic utterances concerning Him.
In His ministry Of three years and
q half He fulfilled those prophecies
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
Captains Of Industry, Corrupt Public
Officials, Flappers, Social Fops
Characterize Each Generation in History

miracuiously born to be the savioi
Of mankind.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-25
from Time Immemoriol Gongsters
Hove Operoted to Rob Widows" Postor
Tells Mckinley Hill Congregation
A TACOMA SUNDAY SERMON:
mn S""eNk.e"" IN ser"on ochsereo s"noa
Text Of Rev. Shaw's sermon follows:

Since Cain each
Rev. G.
his congregation . delivered sunday
Text Of Rev. Shaw's sermon foIlows:
The Modern Road" is the life we live The way are
travelling today toward destiny.
Since Cain each generation has been the modern gen.
GRAFTON.
Social fops fappers, dowagers and satellites. Captains
of industry. gangsers and corrupt public officials have
characterized each generation of which read in history
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
Wayne Favored
For First Time

: Wayne University's next grid
opponent has yet TO win a football
game this season and at present
has a roster of only q players,
but Tartar preparations at Kelsey
Field this week are just as inten-
Sive as those for the u. of ID. or
Michigan State games.
The reason for this somewhat
state of affairs is that
Wayne's foe at Kelsey Field Sat-
urday will be Michigan Normal
College, nearly as age-old a rival
as Central Michigan.
Coach Joe Gembis has high re.
gard for Elton j. Ryneason, the
Hurons grid head. GembiS well
remembers the dual meeting with
Normal in 1899. In the first of the
contests, played at YpSiland
Wayne was victorious, 81, but
two weeks later bowed TO the
HuronS. 1876, in a homecoming
game here.
Ypsi has tied two and lost four
games this season.
Normal registered scoreless ties
with Hope and Illinois State. II
dropped games to Kalamazoo, TO
Bowling Green, 20-6, Contra
Michigan, 1916, and last week fell
before Indiana State Teachers
14-0. Wayne scored its only VIC
tory this season over Central
Michigan, Go, last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

b CHICAGO, Nov. 5. - Several
good reasons why Minnesota is
riding high at the top OF the Big
Ten football heap are disclosed to-
day in records compiled by the
conference service bureau.
First of all, the undefeated and
united GopherS lead the confer
ence in total offense and total
defense, and those two factors
alone should be enough to estab-
liSh the supremacy of Bernie Bier
mans team.
BY holding Northwestern to a
net rushing gain of 20 yards in
last Saturdays game, the Gophers
grabbed the defensive lead in the
circuit with an average of las
yards per opponent, Sc of them by
rushing and 81 by passing. :
They already had topped the
league in offensive play. and al
though their average dropped fol-
lowing the Northwestern game, ii
stands at 1923 yards, or sub
stantially above the 271 yards
registered by the Wildcats. OF
the 302.3-yard average. 260.3 is
from rushing and AZ from passing.
In passing alone, Northwestern
leads the conference with an aver
age of 112.5 yards per game,
achieved through completion on
the average of more than seven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
TifanS
To Draw
$4,000

Continued from First Sport Pagel
Marquette won, 1876, in 1923: De-
troit, 22-6, in 1888, and 1910 last
year.
That Dorais is leaving nothing
undone in an attempt TO be ready
for Marquette was evidenced yes
terday when he was cloSeted with
the members Of his staff, Bud
Boeringer, Brazil and Eddie Bar
bour, for five hours mapping de-
fenSive plans.
Marquette. under ITS new coach
Tom Stidham. may come out of
the huddle and use single wing
back, double or a split shift. An
opponent must be alert every min
ute 10 meet the Hilltoppers with
the right defense. For that reason
defense against Marquette plays
was stressed yesterday and will be
again today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
MIAA Grid Title
May Be Decided
This Weekend
Alma Can Sew Up
Championship With
Victory Over Albion
BY GEORGE MASKIN

Storm clouds really arc hang
ing over the NJ l. a. A. Football
race.
It's the week which may de-
eide all the championship SpollS.
Then again il may not, serving
only 10 additional compiled tons in
the title scramble.
Whether the situation is ironed
out, or remains a turmoil, depends
chiefly on what happens al Alma
Saturday when il clashes with
Albion in battle between the as
Sociation'S one-two clubs.
However. az the same time, Kali
amaZoo College will have a Sce-
sion al Hope in Holland. And.
there, too, plenty of Importance
is attached.
Alma at the moment enjoys the
upper hand The Scots. with three
victories and a tie in league play,
hold a slight edge over Albion.
with two triumphs and one dead
lock. Kalamazoo shows two victo-
RES and defeat.
Now, if Alma takes Albion Sat-
urday, the funs ends. Neither Al
bion nor Kalamazoo can catch tho
Scots after that.
If Alma's tied or beaten, the
story takes on a different light.
Under such circumstances. the
title will sway in balance until the
following Saturday when kalama-
ZOO runs up against Albion with
either in position to slip home in
front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
SPORTS
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Sugar Jim Henry. the rookie
from Winnipeg who has taken
Davle Kerr's place in the New
York Rangers nets, isn't the only
new goalic in the National Hockey
League.
II you've seen Earl Robertson
Of the New York Americans you
know what we mean. The Red
Wings know already because n
was Robertson who kicked out 81
goal-tagged shots here Sunday
night 10 keep the Wings from bag
ing more than a tie.
He's a new Robertson this year
IA Streamlined Robertson - %
pounds lighter. He's quicker, more
aggressive and about 20 per cert
more effective. some of the Red
Wings will tell you. Credit Earl
Robertson if the Amerks, who
leave here today. tie the Wings
for the league lead by beating the
Chicago BlackhawkS tomorrow
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05
A NEW ROBERTSON IN N. Y. NETS
Ex-Winq More Effective Nov

helping Amerks win and tie with
the Rangers in exhibition games
Manager Jack Adams, Edible
Goodfellow and the other Wing
veterans say Robertson now looks
like the hustling young goalie who
stepped into the Red Wings nets
when Normie Smith was hurt in
the Stanley Cut finals. His great
play helped Detroit beat Rangers
for the cup in 1887. Detroit had
bought him from Windsor for a
spare goalie and sold him TO the
Americans the next season.
Robertson has more incentive
to 60 this year than in the past
four years. He has a better club
in front of him. Pat Egan, Will
Field and Tommy Anderson. for
instance. aren't being caught up
the ice as did some of the old
timers who are missing from the
club this year. The Americans are
likely to surprise lot of people.
buttons men have been sharing
the Olympia ice with the Red
Wings as Detroit prepares for the
Rangers invasion. Red will send
his club against the Hawks to-
morrow night without the veteran
Gus Marker, who suffered a dou-
BILE fracture of the left wrist in
the game with the Wings. The
club will be joined in Chicago by
center Murray Armstrong, who
flew TO his home in Regina, Sask.,
after Sundays game because OF
THE death of his father.