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church was $1,093,533.82, an increase over the previous year of J722.77, but the givings or ManuoDa snow crease 45.7S0.00 being raised: a nf 14 97S.00. 174.100.00, an fnr he -Winnipeg North anllth districts the sum of $24,000.00. The need of a comprehensive program is felt by the Committee in vlev'of the challenge of the Home and Foreign Mlssion-flclds and the deficit facing the Department in Toronto. After the year's operations there is a deficit of $71,415.7 which either means retrenchment or a new awakening to the need. It is expected that General Confer nfrir-era and a number of proml nnt lnvmen will be" in Winnipeg to assist at the conference and occupy some (if the city pulpits.

A generel nc. iiiihiii itv the local mm inters Is being arranged when the niuiMirv work or the church will h. nrnint to the con gregat Ions. rr in. Conference und the mim.

nf the General Hoard of Missions to be held in Toronto in the month of October, the committee will be In a position to announce the General Conference officers who will take part In the Winnipeg Methodist Spiritual and Missionary Conference. Speakers Committee: G. A. E. Phillips F.

A. E. Hamilton. Dr. J.

W. Aiklns. Rev. J. M.

Shaver, Rev. Douglas Telfer. ST. PAUL'S TO -HOLD RALLY DAY SERVICE Rally Day will be observed in St. Paul's church.

Rev. D. W. MacDon-sld, a returned missionary from Korea, will give a missionary address at the morning service. All departments of the Sunday school will meet a rgllv day service at p.m.

Rev. W. Little will be the special speaker. At the evening service. Rev.

P. Rruce Thornton will preach and will mke for his subject "The Trtumph of Faith." Mrs. J. M. Rice and P.

R. Griffiths will be the soloists. -BROADWAY MEN WILL HOLD ANNUAL.MEETING Tho Men's club of Broadway Methodist Church will hold Its iiuhI meeting Thursday evening, when officers will be elocted und plans outlined for the coming year. It is tntlmnted that the mon intend to undertake work, along new and novel lines this fall and winter, making Broadway a renter of popularity "ny reason of Its Interesting features. The church Is one of the best equip ped in the city In many ways, and the men are anxious that its facilities should bo more widely used.

Plans will be discusxed at the meeting. It. R. Hunter has filled the presidency acceptably during the past year. latlnn of 1 John and about five sixths of his Epistle to the Epheslans, while similar proportions prevail in other parts.

By the beginning of the sixteenth century the Vulgate, the Hebrew Bible, and the Greek New Testament had all appeared in printed form, but there was still no Bible printed in English language. A- in previoua epochal periods, however, a man waa being prepared tor this important task. This was William Tyndale. who was bom in Gloucestershire in 1484. Just one hundred years after Wycliffe died He was thoroughly prepared at Oxford and Cambridge.

In a controversy with a churchman he Is said to have declared: 'If God apare my life, ers many years I will cause a boy that drlveth a plough shall know more of tha Scriptures than thou doest." After several attempt Tyndale saw that he could not accomplish his task In England, and fled to the continent. Even there he was pursued from Rav J. H. Thomas, at St. George's, Transvma.

at 11 a.m., will preach upon Mod's Smile Upon Industry." At the evening service the topio win be "Gi sdl Will Give." The service will be festival In character, harvest music )elng sung throughout tha day. I Broaqvay Baptiat church will held Rally lay services on Sunday fol lowed a Congregational re-union on Momiy evening at 8 o'clock. MISSIONS PLAN ACTIVE WINTER WITH CHILDREN Every Deirtment Co-operat- ing iitffort to "Get esults Winter actities at McLean mis sion will opet by a week's special services nextfceek In which every department oft ha church la co-operating. Rev. M.

Shaver, superintendent, and v. D. S. McGuire will be in charge pf these meetings, during which leaders of the different departms of mission activities will ha an opportunity of 'Placing before people the objectives and the nejs of their departments and the emlng will be spent in prayer and cogitation as to how the people can ba help on the work. Rev.

Harry nson, director of tiie boys' work foMethodlst Mission Institutes In thcity, Is enrolling leaders for a fullJ.s.RT. program In all the misslonpiasses will open th6 fh-Bt week Ir.Qctober. Miss Pitt of the McL mission, Miss Campion of Stella fctltule, and Miss Bradley of Suthernd avenue, are ready for girls' actives for the winter. 1 The kindergartet under Mrs. Matthews and MiaiMatheson, are already in full swinnd Miss Baw-den is giving full tiirto district visiting and work amoi the mothers.

Officials state that bese missions were never in better tpe for a successful winter's PATR0NAL SERICES AT ST, MICHAEL'S NKT WEEK The Patronal Festivatf St. Michael's cliurch will cnence on Thursday, at 8 p.m., M.th choral evensong and sermon tjiev. A. E. M.A., rector St.

Matthews, Brandon. On Viday, St. Michael and All Angels)ay there wili be cliurai tucnansii g.45 a.m. Breakfast will be ser in the Parish hall after the stfce. The Services on Sunday will festival character.

On Oct. 6. Hectare of St. Michael and All AnB, there will be Festal Evensong, ocesslon and Te Deum with sermoby Rev. A.

S. Wiley, rector of St. iters. CRESCENT CHURCHWILL UNVEIL MEMORIALIST Crescent church will ho the memory of one of Its late ipbers on Sunday morning at the 1 a.ml service when Rev. George A.

ikson will unveil and dedicate to the memory of Jamea Loved(wno, until the time of his death. an active member and officer n-pn-cent church. The tablet will ithe gift rf his parents. The mul by the choir will be appropriate ne occasion and the minister will Xch upon "The Gains of Life and Tho rvrnlng suhjf ut wlil be lhd. In series on "Christ's the Kingdom of God." (JjyJL ILi VII.

The Fir.tPrinUd Bibla ml IK attempt to produce a printed English Bible is a story of exile, persecution and smuggling. As the manuscript English Bible reached its climax in the work of its last representative, John Wycliffe, so the printed Bible attained a sort of climax In the person of its first representative, William Tyndale, since he, more than any other man, left his Impress upon sll subsequent versions. Even in our modern versions large sections still remain substantially as in Tyndale's New Testament The Authorised Version retains ahnnt nine-tenths of Tyndale's trans place to place. At Cologne he ed about to have his ambition' ft rati ss they could, lay nanos on tnem. But they did not realize that they were contending against tho modern invention of printing.

The money was used to print new 'and betref editions. Before Tyndal was put to death as a heretic In 1538. he had also translated a large part of the Old Testament. His dying prayer Is said to have been: "Lord, open the King of England's eyes." He was the first Englishman to translate from the original Hehrew and Greek, the first to use marginal notes and the first to have the use of the printing press. Only a few copies of his Bible now remain, and these are mostly fragments.

Copyrighted by British Colonial Press Limited) Next Article Forerunners of the Authorized Version. The "Continental Limited." Canada's all steel train de luxe, one of the fastest and most famous trains in America, and operated in a manner satisfactory to tha most fastidious and with regularity and safety, leaves every day from the Canadian National station at 10:60 am. for the-East and at 10:00 p.m. for the West. Advt THE WINNIPEG EVENING TK1HUNE.

SATUJtDAV, fei.i'i kmuvai ivzj, I NEWS OF WEEK FROM PULPIT AND PEW 0aBES mt ImniraiMimji imiumimi inn txiin uiiuiii nil iriiiii irtiti.i lii iii.tii 1 1 mill inn mm rt h.i intmi 1111 1 1 in i 1 1 1 1 on i 11.1 i i ii-turn 1 1 ci ri 1 1 1 in 1 1 1 1 i i nnmi iraiwmnji i mmnmwsm in-n 1 1 1 lirouwitn hum nmmmmsmmtm nmmmaxaii CHIMES CITY METHODISTS PLAN MISSION FUND CAMPAIGN Congregations Seek to Make Up Decreased Contributions by New Drive The Initial meeting of the committee, appointed by the Joint of. tha Winnipeg North and South districts, to arrange a city-wide Spiritual and Missionary Conference of the fethodist churches, was held this weed in the T.M.C.A. It Is expected i hat the week beginning the 6th of November to the 12th Inclusive will be set aside for the purpose of carrying out an educational and Inspirational program in behalf of Missions. Sub-Committees have been appointed and are aIreadyJUBily at work to make the Conference a success. It la planned that the work thus started will be carried on through an all-the-year-round missionary program in all the local churches.

Figures Just to hand from Toronto fur last year show that the total current income to the General Mission-q trv lriinrt from the whole Methodist GENERAL NOTES News for this page mutt be submitted not later ttim Wedneaday noon of aach week for inaartion in Saturday'a papar. Thia aaetion Joee to praaa Wednesday, afternoon. Writ new a and elaiBd dlractory itama on aaparati shsets, papar. Attha avaning aarvica in Rivarviaw chunh, L). W.

Rochester. of tha I.ordi Day Alliance will preach. Rev. Davlc Flemming will preach In the mom tig on the subject "The Moat Seaming Sentence In the New Rav. J.

8. Wstsen, secretary of tha Lord a Day Alliance, will preach in the Maryland St. Methodist Church in the mon.ing. The pastor. Rev.

I A. S. Colwell will speak In the evening, subject "A Hiding Place." Rally Day Sarvicaa at Roaadala Methodist Sunday school will be held Sunday, two aeaslons being held at the usual hours, 2.15, primary; $.16 senior. A special Rally iDay program -will be giVen at the 3.15 session. Rav.

W. M. Rochester, D.D., of Toronto, will have charge of the morning service In Knox church, and his subject will be "Shall we hold our In the evening Dr. Laid-law will preach on "The Voice from the Desert." DIMMITT TO eenl PREACH ON FOOLS' EYES j- From the Broadway Methodist pulpit Sunday avening. Dr.

L. F. Dim-mitt will deal with a topic of interest particularly to young people, under the heading "The Eyes of a Fool." The text la chosen from the familiar passage in Proverbs "The eyes of a fool are in the ends of the earth." and the preacher will endeavor to dispell some of the clamor surrounding distant fields, which so often appear green, and point the way to unseen opportunities for service in Winnipeg. The sermon will be both a challenge and a call to greater effort in the development of christian life in Winnipeg along active and practical lines, and it is expected it will be followed with Interest by students and young people In general, who are attending the night services at Broadway Methodist in. Increasing numbers.

In the morning Dr. Dimmltt will address his congregation on material and spiritual measurements with an ancient setting, but a modern application. FORT ROUGE METHODISTS TO OBSERVE RALLY DAY Rally day will be observed in Fort Rouge Methodist church on Sunday. In the morning Kev. E.

F. Church will speak on "Patience." At the same time Dr. O. V. Balton will address the Junior congregation in the school room, his subject being "The Christ Child," 7 His talk will be Illustrated with a number of lantern alides.

1 At 3 o'clock the Sunday school will hold its annual rally with special music and two addresses. Rev. J. M. Shaver, of All Peoples' mission, will talk to the scholars and the pastor, Mr.

Church, also will give a short address. In the evening Mr. Chnrrh will preach on the subject, "The Best Wine Last." "OBSERVANCE OF LORD'S DAY," TOPIC AT NASSAU -The annual harvest service will he held at the Nassau st. Baptist church on Sunday morning. Preparations are being made to decorate the church with the fruits ofSharvest.

and the gifts of the people will be distributed to needy families on the following day. Special harvest music will be provided by the choir. The pastor tHke for his subject, "Offering the First Fruits." In the afternoon tho Bible school will hold its fall rally. An interesting program has been provided. Dr.

V- W. Patterson will give a special address on "The Kingdom of God." In the evening Dr. C. 11. Heustls, of Saskatchewan will preach on the observance of the lord's day.

HARVEST FESTIVAL TO -BE HELD AT HOME ST, Harvest festival services will be held In Home st. Presbyterian church on Sunday. The morning subject will be, "The Duty of Thankfulness," and In the evening, "The Woild's Hunger" will be tho tme 0f the serninti. Rev. And'W Roddan will preach at both services.

The Sunday school will hold its rally at 3 o'clock In the afternoon when the visiting speaker will be Rev. J. White of St. Andrew's church. Fruits, flowers, and foliage will be arranged to present an object lesson of the harvest.

The choir will render special music. FORMER PASTOR OF CITY CHURCH BEREAVED fled. As a result of a conspiracy however, the work of panting whic To n. VaX 'Xi had begun was stopped Augustine Presbyterian church, prorcedod to Worms. Where he final-, TnurnRV CM.

1 succeeded his New Test dafer death cause" anient published In 1026. hfart trouhIa from wnlchH From Worms the book was smug suffered for vears. gled into Ebgland and was in great r. and Mrs. Wilson are well knonn demand by the common people.

The (Winnipeg, as they lived here for ecclesiastical authorities, however, years. bought and ourned tne doors as rasi urlng the last seven yesrs. Tr on has been pastor of the New Congregational church of Chl- s. Wilson was born In Ottawa, i LOR LEADERS PLAN TO DISCUSS WAR ISSUES in. France.

Germany, will be of the fifth address on Problems" at the rtr. theatre Knnrttiv W. Ivens, M.A., M.L.A. Tho cauSf the war. the trentlis of pete indemnities, and the world and Industrial crises will be disci 1xon, at the Fort Routre boll, at 7 p.m., will deal with the Hour." ALBfAN WILL PREACH 'AUGUSTINE CHURCH Spec! eervices in Augustine churchjrrow.

In the morning. Dr. S' ot Alberta, will preach. 1 tne Sunday school at clock. lne evening Dr.

Pidgeon will oucvhe puplt. YOUNG CHURCH TO HOLD RALLY DAY SERVICES West End Church Leaders Active in New Membership Drive In conformity with the general program arranged throughout Can ada for Special Rally Day services 1 on Sunday for young people. 1011ns Methodist church will be In tha fore- front. Rall day Is designed by church workers to assemble the sea- tered congregation and Sunday School scholars after the summer holiday season. A program of ser- vices has been arranged by the Young Church committee.

The choir has been augmented and. under the leadership of R. T. Halliley, will render good music at the services. At the morning service, the pastor Dr.

J. W. Alklns will preach, his subject being "Our Debt to Young People." In the aftarnon at 8 o'clock the Sunday School service will be of an appropriate character. The evening service will he a finale The music particularly will be an outstanding feature. The Male Voice Choir of the church composed, of 60 voices, R.

T. Halliley, leader, Will Bradley, Wilfred Maybee. with vocal and violin solos will assist. Mr. Halliley will sing "Land of Hope and Glory," assjated by the choir.

Prof. A. E. Hetherlngton, leader of the Young Men's club, and Rev. Willis Cann, of Grace church, will give addresses on "Wanted A Man," and "Heaven's Success." respectively.

On Monday evening a continuation of the Rally -services will be held under the auspices of the Young People's rluh. Short addresses will be given by F. R. Oliver and Q. Phil lips.

A campaign Is under way to In crease the membership of the Young People's club SUNDA MUSIC CHURCHES Hems St Presbyterian Church Morning: Anthem "Great and Turner Anthem "Ye Shall Dwell in the Land" Stalncr Soloists: Miss Laura Brown and F. K. Pfaff. Solo "The Harvester's Song" Bnynton-Power James Isherwood. Evening: Trio and Chorus "The Heavens Are Telling" Haydn Trio: Miss Laura Brown and Messrs.

McQuillan and Ridyard. Anthem "Blessed of the Lord be His Land" Whitehead Soloist: Miss Freda Cameron and T. Ridyard. Solo 'The Song of Thanksgiving" Allltsen James Isherwood. Young Methodist Church Morning: Organ prelude rrlere Borowskl Doxology.

LorJ'a Piaver In unison. Hymn "When All Thy Mcrties, my God." Prayer. Anthem "I Will Lay Me Down in Peace" Noble Solo "The Living God" O'Hara Mrs. W. W.

Murgrove Offertory Adagio Sonate NcA 1 Mendelssohn Hymn "Just as I am, Thine Own to be." Hymn "Father In Heaven, Who Lov- est All." Postlude Concerto In Handel Evening: Organ prelude Two Choral Improvisations Karg Elart "Holy. Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty. Invocation. Hymn Tight, the Good Fight" (Pentecost) Prayer. Male chorus God of Bethel" Old English Scripture Lesson.

Solo and Chorus "Land of Hope and QloiV Elgar flolnlst: R. T. Haliilry. Offertory Violin sfjlo Selected Wilfred Maybee. Hymn "Onward, Christian Soldiers" Gertrude) Tenor solo "Eventide" Metcalfe W.

Bradley Violin Obligato Wilfred Maybe Male chorus "Hymn Before Action' Walford Davles Hymn "All HaiJ the Power of Jesu Name" Pladem Sevenfold Amen Btalner Postlude Gigue Corelli, Noble. At the Vnlted People's service Sunday, In the assembly hall of the Odd Fellows' temple, comer Portage ave. and Kennedy the following program of special music will be rendered by-an orchestra of 12 Instruments and special singers: "A Meditation" Morrison "Sacred Flower," Barnard: medley of Dr. Bliss' Hymns (Old revival alrsi; "Hallelujah Choi ua," Mendelssohn, by special request; harvest anthem, Canada." TABERNACLE BAPTISTS WILL HOLD SERVICES IN COLLEGE THEATRE Tabernacle Baptist arhumh wiii re open its services In the College the atre on Sunday. It Is planned toJ continue these services throughout the winter.

The morning siea.ker will be the pastor. Rev. D. M. Thomson.

In the evening Dr. F. W. Pat terson will speak on "What's Wrong With the World?" Rev. G.

F. Foster will address the Sunday scnool at 5 o'cltick In the a'ernoon. HARVEST HOME SERVICES AT FIRST TRANSC0NA Harvest Home services will be conducted next Hundav, in the First Methodist church, Transcona. Hev. R.

(5. Prltchard. officiating at services. Special music by the choir at the evening service: prelude, anthem, Lord. How Manifold Are Thy solo.

Mrs Us Currle anthem "To T'occ Lord our Hearts liaise." MUST BRITAIN FIGHT TURKS? LAUGHTON ASKS Sunday evening In Central church Rev. George Laughton will discuss Hutchinson's last book. "This Freedom." Among the questions answered are "Is the modern woman in chains? Is woman responsible for decay of home-life? What is Christ's nicNsage to the women of today?" The sermon prelude is "Must Britain fight tho Turk?" NOTED MONTREAL CHURCH JUBILEE BEING PLANNED Prelates From All Parts of Continent Will Attend Festival MONTREAL The Apostolic. dele- Kate, eix archbishops and 12 bishops will attend the two days ceront-atlon of the Diamond Jubilee of the dedication of St. Patrick's church.

Oct. Id and 16. Seven of the visitinir nra- lates will come from the L'nltcd States and It is expected that nuinv others formerly associated with St. Patricks from all parts of the continent will attend the festival. The celebration will include a pil grimage to the graves of the dead Sulplcians at the Montreal college grounds, Sherlirooke West.

An announcement of the pilgrimage says: I he Sulplcians having been from their origin In chargv of spiritual direction of the IrisTi and Engllnh-speaklng Catholics of Montreal. It is only fitting that tribute be paid to the memory of illustrious dead priests ot mat order." Another feature of the festival will be the oelebrnti on of Pontifical Mass at St. Patrick's at 1 oclock on ttn-mornlng of the Sunday, and a solemn Pontifical Mas of Itcriuiem on the morning of the Monday. The Sund iv morning ceremony will be the chief function of the celehratlon, solemn l'oiillfluai High Mass being sum; by Ills Excellency the Most Reverend Peter dl Maria. Apostolic deleuat'-.

The Jubilee ri rnmn will lie delivetd by Bishop Gauthler, Apostolic administrator. After the Mass on Sunday, Ills the Delegate, Bishop Gauthler. the arclilnslwips. bishops and clergy will be the guests of Father McShane at dinner. There will bo a banotiot at the Windsor hotel on Monday at seven when one of the guess will he Sir Charles Fitzpatrlck.

the The visiting clergy ami a largo representation of the laity will be present. Among the archbishops and bishopj who have accepted invitations to he present at the Diamond Jubilee are: His Excellency, Most lteverend ter di Maria, Apostolic Delegate: Bishop Gauthler. D.D.. Apostolic Administrator; Most Reverend Neil McNeil D.D., Archbishop of Toronto; Most Reverend James J. Keane, pi.n..

Arch, bishop of Dubuque. Iowa; Mont Rcvl erend-Michael J. Spratt, IU Archbishop of Kingston, Most Reverend Patrick J. Hayes. Archbishop of New York, N.Y.; Most Reverend Henry J.

Arrh-Hlflhou of Edmonton: Most Reverend Joseph E. Kmard, D.n.. Arrhhlshnn of Ottawa: lit. Rev. Paul I.arocoue.

D. D. Bishop of Sherhrooko, Que Rt. Rev. J.

S. 11. Brunault. D.D.. Bishop of Nlcolet.

Que.s Ttt. Rev. John P. Carroll. 1.I..

Bishop of Helens. Montana: Rt. r.ev. Louis Walsh. ID.

Bishop of Portland. Maine; Rt. Rev. Dennis J. nVonnell, Bishop of Richmond.

Rt. Itev. Klie A. Latulippe, HP. Bishop of Hnilev-buy, OntJ Itt.

Rev Joseph IT. t'on-roy, D.D. Bishop of Ogdensluiry, Rt. Rev. Patrick T.

Ryan. D.D.. Bishop of Pembroke, Rt. Rev. James Morrison.

D.I)., Bishop of An-tlgonish. N.S.; Rt. Rev. M. J.

O'Brien, D.D., Bishop nt Peterborough. Bt. Rev. J. G.

Forties, D.D., Bishop of Jollette, and Rt. Rev. Felix Couturier, C.B.K., Bishop of Alexandria, Ont. "POWER OF FAITH" IS TOPIC AT ST. GEORGE'S The subject of the Rev.

Hnnrv Martins sermon in St. George's rhtiM-h. Crrscetitwood. on Sunday morning will be. "The Interpreters of God." and in the evening his subject will be.

"The Power of Knlth." ADVENT I ST WILLI DISCUSS TURK IN DIDLE PROPHECY; Stemple White Gives Views' on War and Anna- 1 geddon i Said Evangelist Stemple White to- day, "For over sixty years, advent-I isls have called attention of the world to the fact that th? Ottoman Empire, in Its rise and fall. Is not only a sub- of Bible prophecy, but that the I full and complete expulsion of the Turk from Constantinople, and of his final extinction in Asia and Palestine Is fraught with the deepest meaning to the whole world. Because of his 1 connection with the Holy Land, his final movements are divinely fore casted, only that the world may know where we are In the stream of time. "In no sense whatever did the i World War end war. "recontlnued." "For many decades the European concert held that it was necessary for the Turk to be permitted to occupy those coveted lie peace of Christendom.

During I lie World War, the opposite position was taken, and It was definitely settled by the victorious Allies, thnl for the peace of the whole world, tha urk must go. But he is still there. Hnd many millions of Moslems de- clare he must remain there. All eyes are now centered upon Constantln- onle. Will the nations permjt the horrible massacres at Smyrna to be repeated? What does the future hold In store? Evangelist White will speak at the Seventh Dny Ailvcntlst church Sunday night at 7.30 on "The Turk, thu lrrespressible Contlict, and CHINAMEN TO SING AT GRACE RALLY SERVICE Sunday morning nt Grace church.

I ruf. H. IV Allison, Ph.D., will preach on tho subject: "Beneath the Surface." In evening Dr. J. W.

Alkens will preach on "The Fullness of Christ." Rally dRy will be observed In the Sunday school, commencing at 2.45. Open session, to which parents and friends are invited. Special features will be a guartettc by members of the Chinese department and songs by the primary department. SALVATIONISTS WILL HAVE HARVEST FESTIVAL Harvest festival services will be 1 observed at the citadel all day Sun- 1 dny. Col.

nnd Mrs. Phillips, the Win- i nipeg divisional commanders, will be in charge. The band ami songsters will render Bpocial music and song i for these seasonable gatherings- DIVINE DYNAMIC WILL BE SOUTHAM SUBJECT The subject at the sen-Ice on Sunday morning in Holy Trinity church will be "The Divine Dynamic" the third keynote on "The Life of the Christian Church." The evening subject will be "Is the Sunday Worth Saving?" The lector. Rev. W.

.1. i Southiun, will be the preacher at both services. LAUDER URGES RETURN OF SPORRAN AND BONNET 1NI CiN. Sir Harrv Taurlnr has rnoontly pxprfaof! himnelf on tho na- I tinnul co.Ktunip, Ho wniits the rp- turn of tho Hporrnn and tho fa'hr nniK't, of th equipment ol Ihe HiKlilaml BoMior. "It a pfM'foct d'sifra liif saM.

"Unit hp liKhlaiul noUlif should I'p allowt'l trt walk about the ptrreta nt properly flrpsmd. "The lKlLanl dress is not complete without Hip sporran and I am' lonvinrcl that no real Smti-hman tho of flee pver this ox'raordiimi itoihihiv Sir Marry a Uo DM to rR iMkt I 'On net reinmied to mn if i ichlfind wftimcntH, to (ri vo thorn, thdt riiftmrfiTve appejiiamo in drran tln'v hud ho well earned. Asm UNLESS you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are not getting Aspirin at all Accept only an "unbroken package" of "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," which contains directions and dose worked out by physicians during 22 years and proved safe by millions for Colds Headache Rheumatism Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Earache I Pain, Pain ITan.lT "Raver" boxes of 1- J.tld.ts Imttiej of 21 and HH -Dnigi ts. pl'1n 1 1 ri-t- mirV I r. i ni I r.r Mannta -tore nf vn- o( Hav mannfa-iur.

in imiii th. 1,, H.jcr ComiMoy will iltinticd uh th' utin-ia, tnue tha "Uajtr Cioss," International Bible Students' Association On 10th, 1922, at Cedar Point, Ohio, the following resolution, frofosed by Judge J. Rutherford, head of the Aisociation, waa unanimously adopted by fifteen thaw sand delegates present from all frarts of the earth. RESOLUTION 'J'HE International Bible Students in convention assembled deem it a duty and privilege to send this message to the nations of earth. As a body of Christians consecrated to obey and follow our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, we are opposed to engaging in war, revolution, anarchy, or violence in any form; and we are opposed to fraud and deception being practised upon the people by the misrepresentation of the Word of God or otherwise.

We earnestly desire peace, prosperity and the blessing of the people with life, liberty, and happiness; and we hold that the only means by which this can be accomplished is by and through the reign of Christ. In the light of the Word of God, and particularly of fulfilled prophecy, we submit the following is a true statement of the facts relating to present conditions 1. That the rulera of aarth have frequently fcoasted that tha World War was fouRht to moke the world safe for democracy, which claim has proven to be a delusion and a snare; 2. That the International conference at Paris. Washington, OcnoR and The Hague, participated In by the financiers and statesmen and approved by the denominational clergy of the world, held for the purpose, as announced, of establishing ict on earth, have failed to bring forth the desired results; 3.

That nil of the nations of earth are now In distress and perplexity, as the Tord foretold they would be at this time, and that the entire social and political structure threatened with complete dissolution; and the leading atateamen and rulera ot the earth being aware of this fart and of their inability to establish peace and prosperity are frantically calling upon the denominational churches to cave the world from disaster; 4 That It Is the desire of all tha nations and people of earth that they might dwell in peace and enjoy life, liberty and happiness; 6. That the people are being misled by those who are attempting to bring about this desire through International conferences and ugreemcnts in the form of the League of Nations and like compacts. i We therefore call upon the nations of earth, their rulers and leaders, and upon all the clergymen of all the denominational churches of earth, their followers and allies, big business and big politicians, to bring forth their proof in justification of the position taken by them that they can establish peace and prosperity on earth and bring happiness to the people; and their falling in this, we call upon them to give ear to the testimony that we offer as witnesses for the Lord, and then let them say whether or not our testimony is true. Relying upon the Word of God and his providential dealings with mankind through Christ Jesus, we as his witnesses hold and testify as follows, to-wit: 1. That the 'World War came In 1914 and was followed (rrcnt famines, peatilrnrea and revolutions In various parts of tha earth exactly as foretold by the Lord; 2.

That 1M4 roarkrd tha legal ending of the old world and there t'hrlKt the rightful King took unto himself his power as king; 3. That the Lord Jesus Chrlat is now present, Invisible to man. and proceeding with the work of entabllnhlng his kingdom, "for which kingdom he taught his followers to pray; 4. That Satan, long the god of this world, has deceived the ntatr-emcn, financiers and the clergy, by Inducing them to believe that by international agreement or other combined efforts they can hung the desire of all natlona; 5 That all of the world's present organization constitutes the vixihin part of Satan's empire or organization, and that Satan's rnipire must now fall before the forward march of the King of glory; 6. That all International conferences and all agreements or treaties resulting therefrom, including the League of Nations compact and nil like compacts, must fail, because God has decreed it thus; 7.

That all efforts of the denominational church organizations their clergy, their lonOrrR and their allies, to save and re-establish the order of things Hi the earth and to bring peace and prosperity nit of nereesltv fall, because they do not constitute any part of tho of Messiah; 5. That on the contrary, during the World War the clergy of these various church denominations wer disloyal to the lord Jesus Chrlet In this, that they wrongfully united with his- hnslnesa and big politicians to further the World War; thev preached mn Into the trenhs and falsely nnd Mesuln'inotisly told them that their death upon the battlefield -would he counted as a part of-the vlcarioua atonement of Jesus Christ; That they further repudiated the Loid and his kingdom nnd showed their dlslovalty by voluntarily uniting themselves with Satan's organization and boldly announcing to the world that the League of Nations Is the polithVl expression of God's kingdom on earth, which nmioun'-emrnt so made by them was In utter disregard of the words of Jesus and the apostles. fl. We further hold and testify that this Is the day of God's engeance ugninst Satan's empire visible and invisible; 11. That tho re.estahllshnietit of the old world or order Is an Impossibility; that the time Is here for the establishment of the kingdom of (Jm! through Christ Jesus: and that all the powers snd organizations that do not willingly submit to the righteous reign of the Lord will be destroyed; 12.

That If the politician would faithfully represent the people, and big business would ccae exploiting the people, snd the clergv would tell the people the truth concerning God's arrangement and the people would case from strife, the kingdom of Messiah would ho established by hlin without further trouble or distress; but failing thus to do, greater trouble must shortly follow; 13. That for this reason there Is now Impending and about to fall upon the nations of earth, according to the words of Christ Jesus, a great time of "trihulatlon such as was not since the beginning of the world to this timi no, ever shall he again," and it is this Impending trouble that the rulers nnd mighty men of earth pee corning. But we hold and declare that Messiah's kingdom is the complete panacea for all the ills of humankind and will bring peace on earth and good will to men, the desire of all nations; that those who yield themselves willingly to his rig-hteous reign now begun will blessed with lasting peaco, life, liberty and endless happiness. Therefore we bring to the peoples of earth mcssaga of good tiding3 contained in the Bible, his Word of truth, and we publish to them his irjessage of peace and everlasting salvation, to-wit, that the King of glory, the Deliverer of man, is invisibly present and has begun his reign; that the old world, under the control of Satan, has ended and is being rapidly broken in pieces, to make way for the everlasting kingdom of righteousness now being set up, and that millions of people now living on earth, if obedient to the laws of that righteous kingdom, will continue to live and never die; and we call upon all nations, peoples, kindreds and tongues who love righteousness and hate iniquity to recognize and freely acknowledge, that Jehovah the only true God and that his beloved Son Christ Jesus is King of Kings and Lord of Lords..