Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 8, 1924, Page 2

GE f PAGE TWO CANAL DEFENSE my TOBE PUT 10 i ITU} »H ent ‘SHI Char ° vet 0 nit PS A ee dea Ee ao o wk ow TESTAYILS. Big War Game Will Be Played Around the Zone By A .L. BRAFORD (United Press Staff Correspondent.) WASHINGTON, Jan. 8—(United Press.)—Harkening back to the great battle of the Somme, during the World war, the army transport of that name, bearing a number of army officers and other Son rol will sail late today from New York to attend joint military and naval maneuvers for the purpose of deter- mining the value of the Panana canal in the defense of the United States in time of war. H During the past week the great | men o’ war of the Pacific and Amer- ican fleets have been moving from their respective stations on the two coasts to take the parts assigned them in the euvers at the Panama canal zone. Major General John L. Hines, the deputy chief of staff of the war department, who is the chief umpire of the maneuvers for the army, and the other army umpires are sailing from New York this afternoon on the Somme. Also on the Somme are a large number of writers. Admiral Robert E. Coontz, com- mander-in-chief of the combined United States fleet, and the chief | umpire of the navy, already has| left New York on his flagship, the battleship Seattle, The other navy umpires likewise have left on their respective ships. The maneuvers to test the Panama canal defenses may bring about six- nificant changes in the system of defense of the United States. The great war game is to be based on the assumption that relations sud- denly have become strained to the danger point between the United States and certain other imaginary powers which are approximately equal to this country in resources, |} man-power and naval strength. The Black and Blue. The United States is to be repre sented as the “blue government”. can government has resisted a pub- Me demand for consolidation of the Atlantic and Pacific fleets, because it has been feared that this would | Precipitate hostilities. But early in! January—the maneuvers are to be held from January 16 to 22—the “black fleet,” the enemy, appears on the horizon in the middle of tho North Atlantic ocean and causes the “blue government,” the United States, to sall at full steam for the Atlantic through the Panama canal. The Atlantic fleet will represent the “black fleet,” while the Pacific fleet and the Panama canal depart- ment of tho army will remain “blue’. The safety of the canal during the passage of the Pacific fleet will depend upon the army garrisons there, totaling a strength of about 9,000 officers and men. In- structions for the war game have been sent in selaed orders, not to be opened till noon on January 14, to Governor Morrow of the Ranama canal zone, the admiral of the United States fleet and the com- manding general of the Panama canal department. The senior umpire for the “blue” forces is Brigadier General Stuart }) Heintzelman, assistant chief of staff. open to influences af magnanimity and integrity. Christmas sets in mo- tion a New Years awakens and releases a mendable if not so tragic in their brevity. of the emotions, and in individuals where the mind Cisciplined and the will uncontrolled or where the person is not inform- ed in the true Christian method of with no continuity or ba’ance. ers says, equipped with efficient self-starters, It is to be supposed that the Amert- | ¢) with a fleet eagerness but they pet- er out, stall on the hill.” at times and in. spots high rescives once a year and im- mediately forget. is both subnormal and your eye on the lack and conveniences into w! conception of humanity. dog will be a new creature of inter- est. You will listen more eagerly to the grumb!ings cf the homeless and the dissatisfied. You may leave the stable with an odor on ments but you will also leave wit! Mabel Normand’s chauffeur, Horace | Angeles to York by telegraph | First Congregational. REV. ROBERT ALLINGHAM Among the statements of th fourth Evangelist there is this one about Jesus. “And having loved his own he loved them to the end Here is a foundation capable of bearing a structural appeal on the theme, ‘The eternal and unchange able affection of God.” ‘Tens of thousands of people at this time of the year are especia'ly torrential mass of giving, lood of resolves-—both highly com to the realm Both belong is only partially iving we have this periodic spasm One of America’s greatest preach- “Plenty of people are hey get away easily, they are off in the sand or They are liberal st they Such a program immature. on this Basing our appeal then universal and unquestioned fact let me take the opportunity lenge all who hear and these words forces: them. Select your teacher and your school. Let me present Jesus to ycu today. You have heard of him before and you know of him, very sure. But you must companion with him. Go Gown to Bethlehem and sit with breathe the odur of the cattle, cast|POWer and judgment at the right of comforts | hand of God. Let us be clear. There hich he was|2T@ some things of which we must born, This will change your whole] >® ®Ssured. Clear thinking on these | The under.| Seat themes will give us a definite | to chal all who read to discipline these eultivat® and To him in the stable, your gar- ‘our heart. eth and see less selfish greed in Go with him to > war plans division of the war de-|nim learn his trade. You will change tment, while the senior umpire jyour attitude toward the so'led hand of the “black fleet” is Commander for the toiler. Hear him say “The William C. Stiles of the navy de | ¢roxeg e holes and the birds of the partment in Washington. air have nests but the son of man ‘The problem was prepared by the} joint army and navy board, assisted by the joint army and navy plan- ning committ has nowhere to lay his will likely the modern hobby of so try to stuff the whole world into help you to keep from et ee their suit case and dash for the t’ woods. Let me say here that that Bullet’s Speed 2°22 mek’ ots Grosram that any jman cr Is Measured in | to pn Barrel of Gun 33 3 jor sinner, aa ifriend « WASHINGTON, Jan. 8—A new in- healed Watch him as he goes from place ce, rich and poor are all alike is the unchangeable of them all. He he nd fellow This photo of Courtlana S. Di reported shot in Hollywood by ja: ines, sl EXCERPTS FROM SERMONS IN CASPER CHURCHES PREACHED SUNDAY BY LOCAL PASTORS they make doctrine, in feeling, worship, and in head.” It have said that feeling issues in wor- many who | &te&tness and goodness of God, and group of men ever engaged | thoughts. and purposes, and’ expres. in. But it is pretty popular these | S!ve of the love, joy and peace of the days. Jew and Samaritan, saint| Faith without works is dead.” “By r bodies, souls and spirits | Christ, constituting doctrine or creed, strument to measure the speed of a He gave and gave and gave, all the|f0rms of worship wanting genuine- projectile as it passes through the time. Good Lord deliver us from the barrel of a gun has been devised /hodge podze served up as religion in by the bureau of standards. the face of this record. The movement of a projectile; Go with him into Gethsemane through a gun barrel with its fot-/thi¢ was no bridge party or after- lowing charge of gas from burning! noon tea. The son of God bends un- Powder, experts found causes an in-/der the strain. The alluremonts of a finitesmal expansion followed in-' longer and more comfortable life stantaneously by contraction. The appealed. Never did one before or minute ripple thus produced {s re-!since bleed and bend as he. Here he corded electrically by the new de-|won the battle. The cross now had vice, which is expected to be of no terror. great value tn working out improve- Yes and watch him on the cross ments in guns, projectils and explo-|not as a victim of God's wrath, nor sives. as the lamb slain from the founda-| Coats A. Greer, was ited from Los by a secret process, First Presbyterian REV. CHARLES A. WILSON On this occasion of the reception of new members, and the observance of the ordinance of the Lord's Sup per, it is well to refresh our con ceptions of the historic significance of the name we bear as Christians, and the name of the body of believers included by the term Christianity. To be a Christian is to bear a name romantic in history. To trace that derision in Antioch, would take us through the perilous days of persecu- tion of Nero. Domitian Diocletian and other Roman emperors who sought to exterminate the Christian religion; through the trials and ad- ventures of the Middle ages, and the dark and doubtful movements of more recent centuries when modern istory was in the making. Once the name Christian was given in re- proach, but of it no one need ever be ashamed. What is Christianity? It is faith in God issuing in a moral life, and a ritual of worship. It is the life of God lived by men upon earth through the eternal Christ. It is a vital force within, and thus begun it issues in thought, in feeling, and in action. In thought it Decombys action, conduct. | When we begin to think about | Christ,-we begin to form conceptions of his personality. And our concep-| tion of him should include both the | human and the divine side of his na- ture. We accept the Biblical state- ment of his eternal existence, and his | control }imcarnation in humain flesh, includ. | ing the virgin birth. We think of him as living a sinless life; of his; crucifixion by wicked hands. and! this I am| that his body did not mingle with| chre, but that he was raised from the dust of the Aramathean Sorat the dead, ascended to the seat of understanding of what Christ's place} is im the Scriptures, and what his power has wrought for all who be- eve and trust in him. He has given to us the final faith. His is a name | h above ‘all other names. There is no other name through which we can| look for salvation. He has given to us the ancient memorial which we observe today. It is to be observed in remembrance of Him until He, comes. Following out our definition, we! ship. Who cam contemplate the ‘Christ and his work of grace, with. out deep emotion! Worship ts a loi-| cal outcome. This worship should be reverent, inspiring of the noblest heart; also, regular and habitual. The profession of faith and Christ. jan life should also issue in conduct." tnetr fruits you shall know them." Thoughts and convictions about Cbe Horace A.. Greer, Mabel Nor- mand’s chauffeur, shot Court- land 8. Dines, according to his own port ory This Led was psedl era y a secret process, from Los Angeles. ness of religious emotion, are vain and profitless if lacking the frutte of righteousness to adorn the doc- trine. Every Christian should main- tain perpetually the highest possible standards of conduct in his daily walk before God and men, and thus demonstrate by everyday consistency the power of the life of faith within to produce without the invincible argument for the Christian life. Trinity Lutheran REV. J. H. GOCKEL (The first of a series of sermons on Bible stories illustrating the Ten Commandments.) What difficult test was applied to Abraham in Genesis 22 God commanded him to sacrifice his only son Isaac. Abraham showed that he feared God, not with slavish but with childlike fear, by immediately setting out on the journey to the place of sacrifice. Much as he loved his son, his obedience showed that he loved God more. His son was also the son of promise; on him rest- ed the promises which God had given Abraham, namely, that he should be the father of many nations, and that one of his descendants should be the Promised Messiah and Savior. But how should these promises be ful- filled if he sacrificed fi!s only eon? Abraham trusted in God, in His word and promise, “accounting that God was able to raise Isaac up even from the dead” (Hebrews 41:17-19-. Here, then, we have en excellent illustration of the @uties laid upon us by the First Commandment, which WOMEN! DYE IT ~NEW FOR t6c Skirts Kimonos Draperies Waists Dresses Ginghams Sweaters Stockings Casper Daily Cribune }reads: “Thou shalt have no other | gods before Me.” To be sure, these words are in the form of a prohibi- tion; they condemn all forms of idola- try, gross and fine—the worshipping of graven images, of creatures, of any god who is not the one true God. The Tribune God, Son, and Holy Spirit. But this prohibition implies a com- mand, namely, that we make the one true God our God. We learn fron Abraham how ona does :hat—by fearing, loving, and trusting in God above all things. To fear men, pub- lic opiriion, ridicule, more than ons fears to disobey God is idolatry. love a person or thing, family “or money or self, more than God is idolatry. To trust in man, in one’s strength, skill, or wisdom, more than. in God is idolatry, To doubt God's word and promises, even under the greatest trials, is a transgression of this First Commandment. Who, then, ic guiltless? Let us j acknowledge our guilt, repent of our |lack of fear, love, and confidence in God, and seek forgiveness in the name of the Savior who was again promised in verse 18 of this chapter. Isaac bearing the wood of his own ‘sacrifice is a type of Christ bearing His cross to Calvary. His perfect righteousness covers our unrighte- ousness. His suffering and death on the altar of the cross atones for our sins, also for our sins against the First Commandment. His great love for us awakens in our hearts true love to God, the love from which flows grateful obedience to all of , God's commandments. (Tibetan Hordes Capture Batang PEKING, Jan. 8.—Bélated news of the capture by Tibetan hordes in mid-November of the remote Chinese town of Batang, in the western part ef the proyince of Szechwan, near the Tibetan fron- tier has reached here. According to a telegram from Chungking. Szechwan, the town was taken , November 17. The leaders, the (Message says, assured the Ameri- can missionaries, the only mission- aries there, that they would not be molested. j —_——.—__- | For Colds, Grip or Influenza tand as a Preventive, take Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets. box bears the signature of E. W. Grove. 30c.—Advertisement. —.—_—. | Congressmen may not be in favor of tax reduction, but if they value their jobs, they'd better be.— Muncie Press. SITUATION OF THE FARMER IS NOWIMPROVED So Says Chamber of Of Conditions. WASHINGTON, Jan. 8—The econ- omic condition of the farmer has im- proved considerably, according to the committee on statistics of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and his outlook for 1924 ts even more hopeful. The committee, in a semi-annual review of business conditions, attrit» utes the agricultural improvement chiefly to the diminished spread be- tween prices for farm products and for manufactured articles. been brought about to a large extent it says, through cooperative market- ing and better opportunities for fl- nancing with the “general lquida- tion” of obligations “wherever re- turns from the crops permit,” and expected reduction in acreage this spring with a consevuent adjustment spring with a censequent adjustment Building and construction is de scribed in the report as showing un- usual activity for the season, and, since it is in progress ‘almost en- lot the “momentous and significant! This has! _ TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1924 Soviet Spies in Poland Ordered Sent to Death WARSAW, Jan. 8—{By The As. sociated Press}—- Several arresis rate at which the country ts losing population to the efties.” Although the output of automo-) biles. “contin an enormous bi slowing im the building industry is predicted | as the year advances, “due gener- ally to a potential capacity of out- put which over-tops any immediate Uklihood of demand, especialfy at! this Season of the year,” and the! “general conservatism in - buying which pervades all classes.” | made yesterday revealed an at. “Upon the “whole,” the report tempt by communists to release hy states, “the situation seems bealthy force Sunday night two former and sound, with conservatism polish officers, Wiezorbiewlez and strongly in evidence in all sections.’ Bagiskt, ‘: have 2 Bs B i t pair? to as soviet sples: their a) ing. 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