Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 15, 1924, Page 2

TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1924 during the on the reply to company had finished its part, the will make industry peaceful. No jena es pamoriehed: MARL ADBLADONIGE of the Md 4 saan ee ae Sha,” Ss, woe | PRAFFIC SAFETY CAMPAIGN OF)" eo EXCERPTSFRONSERMONSIN, = =s sae Fl SS ee F srr revision. The whole|makee everything at odds and ends. '' a labor government's early scces-|in Indianapolis where he will atten4 CASPER CHURCHES PREACHED | 22". v-rsros 2. met) es" croatian” he et are erg emg epee wi er committoe of scholars to give it/den shift from a world-old system to day the ancient lendor anc page-! tive committee of the American I. uniformity and to see ft through | s new aystem in a Jittle over © gen: 2 antry which for centuries havo been gion being held there, fe mey | eration of necessity would rock any — — SUNDAY BY LOCAL PASTORS tie Seen, SP Cee ae ys, bot boat. The civil monarchic system 5 : wae Gn wee ae — 5 souk for the joy of working. Three| has demonstrated its complete fall- = t er In ays FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. » | that the Bible is a book for mental years they spent on the original/ure. It was based on selfishness BY SPARK PLUG |tumm, i ~ y d special privilege. It ran coun- = o N 4nd political emancipation. Himself work, and three on careful revision | ans Seeds, properly planted, always| Park within the marked parking Hea we recived’ our Bnglish|® scholar of Oxford, master of the! nn warginal feferenoe. ‘Thani inf ter 0 tho oternal Jaw st Gow. No: lpear fruit, Continued ingitation vel apse Eitin citi ee ae Make this free test. Combat the film Bible seotathan one of the most/famous Balliol college, adviser of | six months a committee reviewed it| bility is Pine srtenece Bef: cently by the Tribune and other |ever present to watch the parking ; fascinating stories of history, and|King Edward IIT, he was considered afl, and put 1: through the press ae ali gore cule oad to a de.(2mencles for distintt measures t|angle of machines in the downtows it is @ story with which all Chris:/one of the holiest men of his day, in ‘1611. Sook: apctbe Witiaatlols | Ixped. poooens CRTEVaRatioa Goa's|>t’"# safety, 12 relation to motor | section. The white marked forty: .| absolutely blameless in his luct,|/ Let us now lool an and Ketrian, sarer to| five anglo spaces there milan "Tbe cultivation 6 sacs Faland interac Wimece et Bis thaet Bible in its Hterary qualities. Wel laws will work smoothly, it is only|¥O'de wid wi degree “ge 1 If, and an Increasing] Rector of the parish at Lutterworth | note two things, that its words | when they are unnecessarily delayed biemmprinsy: teen bs gl agli the] for the neonate Motorist. He js ae sg . tents, should be| he trained and sent out a band of/are few and that they are short.|that we have disturbance, | hala pont ae Sire, expected teem, ee Sime Siutier every ewstaned |itiperant preachers to gather the|shakespeare uses from fifteen to] The theological fundamentalist , a de! unnecossary dollar " HY Yo other book in the world/ People in fields and byways and to/twenty thousand words; Milton in| sees this unrest as tokening the end ber ael in ieee oe rye Banos tahoe yp eioge apy, os gh aden ‘into as many|Preach the simple truths of. the|pis- verse about thirteen thousand, of the world. He pictures these so-| “*” ek at ce * iustall Lin tmces. Ne other book has had{Christian religion, They were un-|tn the Old Testament. there are{ cnt contortions as death pangs. The| seus were adopt Sees | eee tee tame Silat the, sess nguages. No ot! ior in the emanci-|Paid and lived by the kindness of fifty-six hundred and forty-two] modernist sees in them the birth {omt meeting ef ti )_ law raking | tion ef the plain clothes traffic so large an influence 2 in bringing | the people. They came to be called| words in the Hebrew and Chaldaic; pangs of a new and better day for body of be ads Providing fer /the | ‘dicks:" Your tall light may be no Oe ie ee tr otigincs Itberty: | Lolards, and thay grew later to be|in the sew Pestamsent, inthe Greake all mankind and for the whole|P'*cing of plain clothes men’ upon| more, and you may not kuow it. eee ere een - ia mighty religi and political/there are forty-eight hundred. In| world. ‘The fundamentalist wheth.| th city’s busiest corners, with ex-| Ignorance of the law, however, ex. The ‘three great book-religions of) 7... Wriclif also set out to Sivetthe whole of the King James ver-|or he be a theological, industrial or|Plicit instructions to watch closely| cuses no one. Keep your eye on it. the .world are, Judaism, Christian-|+ the people the full text of the|shn Troe are Calg nue ae then, civil one, is a whining, defeated pes-{!! traffic conditions, and make ar-| Watch your brakes! Should an ity, and Mohammedanism. he | Bible for their common use, and to|sand words, That the words are|simiat. The optimist is the very |Tests for violations of the present|accident occur through faulty language and subject matter of th/encourage them to learn how to|sie short can be readily illustrated. | opposite. He believes in the ,eter-|!@¥s of the community. In short,| brakes, the law will not dow easily Koran is sacred to the carmen 54 read it. His translation was from/in the Ten Commandments there | nat rightness of Christ.’ In the un-| ¥@" to the bitter end, has been de-| with the offender. Brakes shuulc be Fi and othe original Arabic jaj tt’ Vulgate of Saint Jerome, and it|are three hundred @nd nineteen conquerable majesty of his teach.|°lared ‘by the authorities unon the| inspected at least once each month. translation. |The ore Manguage it{2ppeared in 1392 as the first comi-|worts tn ally bwo hundred and titer. ing and in His ultimate vietory, He|Teckless, careless motorist, and tho|It colts lttle and may save a heavy the only authoritat 2 “ plete version of the Bible in Eng-|nine of them are words of one syll-| § ~ t equally guilty heedless| pefestrian. damage suit. can speak. When translated into iio” ‘Tats the English: pecple tee nine my Sal ete ar toe oe eels hot trying to defend or deny his This is how countless people get Few escape such troubles. wheq the whiter teeth you admirer They they brush-teeth in the old w: combat the film that makes t: Dental. science has now found Sone pe oe co it daily. And two ways to fight that film One r 4 divinity or daity. He “Judge Murray's going to get you, Gasoline and moonshine do not t it means to your . disintegrates the film, one removes other tongues, it is never by its ©™” | came the first modern nation to re- syllables. In the twenty-third| see hie Chelst Pers i elle ie you don’t watch out.” A sub-|mix! A drunken driver is the Paton it without harmful scouring, ee ceive the Bible as a. whole in their! Psalm there are one hundred and| men. stantial fine will accompany every It hides the fuster Able authorities have own familiar tongue. Incalculably | nineteen words in all of which nine- But some one will say: “What|®rrest, providing the defendant ts day. t only 2 fine but |” i 5 these methods effective. new- fated into all the principal lan-/STeat has been the effect on thelty-tive are words of ono sylable,| nee Gil taetocn wee my individual| Proven to be guilty of the offense|a prison sentence is sotictimes the F bak s iat F tooth tocte Zan type tooth paste has been created Se ar ee sorts, it es eee onelar Ore eee ne een et/and only three of three syllables. | soul? Such preaching will not|With whith he Je charged. Drastiz| penalty for operating a motor ve-| feel. No ordinary pas & jes of . - r ‘eatest modern nations In the sermon on the Mount eighty ; Y it to apply them daily. The name is fact that a book original to hicle while under the influence of | *fectively combat it, so much of it be Is. swe methods seem to be the only’ way by of the world. The open Bible avait save souls. My answer is that no be ly wey ii i - Pepsodent. Leading dentists every. ud have 4 attartor ‘aitviee ted two per cent of the words in| preaching ever saved souls that ditt which utter lack of heed to traffic | liquor. colored, then toes inte toes where advise it. Now careful rat in other language: bly ovens tees Reriere. Peat our English version are words of| not include a redeemed world. No|‘aws may be rectified. The new city council is to be That is how teeth lose their beauty. ple of some 50 nations use it every has today a larger mean: | 4 kt ni je glory of ¢t! @}one syllable. Short words make for! man is eyer saved apart from his| Don’t cut corn Un¢oubtedly |*omplimented upon their crect ac: Film also ruins teeth. It holds day. lish, French, and Ger- | 47gle- Sogo thao simplicity and strength in literature. | fellows. Jesus’ last parable was|many of the made by the|tion in the matter of bringing safe- ‘ood substance which, ferments and “4 Watch it act man than it has or ever had in He-|_ The Wiclif Bible came before the |}A subsequent discourse will afford | His final word on this question. It{watchmen of the busy corners will|ty upon Casper’s streets a bit near- forms acid. It holds the acid in - a brew, Chaidile, lor-Qresic days of printing, and copies were|opportunity to bring out still fur- was neither creedal nor dogmatic|/be for this offense. It is particu-|er. More of this sort of legislation | contact with the tecth to cause de- Send the coupon for a 10-Day The first translation of the He-|@nd-made. One hundred and fifty|ther the beauty and glory of this] put Practical. “Visiting the sick|larly noticeable at Second ana Cen-| will be welcome to Casper citizens. cay, Germs breed by millions in Tube. Note how clean the teeth brew Scriptures into a current pinot raiach >.) gabee eee” parte are nares Page sie as Bast aos and the prisoner, feeding the hun- jad streets, white mors than he _—_ oo it ney it jartar, are the chief be after using. Mark the absence ples Sage tS a9 J dria, » including those be-|the series is inten aw sry, or not doing it made men sheep| serious ~ accident occurre: cause o! orrhea, of the viscous fil: h Dayne, abe | : an ee longing to Edward VI and Queen|ture and life. This first sermon of| or goats.” He took the towe] him-|through lack of attention to the |°¢TveTS to be a shrewd and clever by viscous film. See how teeth Eliza * ™ " ' 7 The Jews had become wide-|"UZabeth. Complete copies were/study. Of the greatest of English ‘effort to spike as far as possible the guns of labor, which is expected to film, then removeg it with an made this test. Cut out coupon assume power mon. A large part — a ch see devoter to a dis- + cussion of bills which tho Baldwi nami } government would submit for the pamt tae notte: 9 reagan vel benefit of the working classes, wer net : tt permitted to remain in power, | Which contains harsh grit, 10-Day Tube Free“ The speech furnished one of the THE ‘PSODENT ANY, most extensive lists of proposed ~ ¥ nibs COMPANY, 1 Dept. N, 1104 8. Wabash Ave.Chicage, m. y PAT. OFF. measures favorable to labor that Pp C =f was ever placed in a king's message Pa Sa ein Mail 10-Day Tube of Pepsodent to In fact the labor party itself could| @&GUS, 5 iy weattered. and that Oley toiled valuable, costing from one |interest on the part of all in Bible st 2 hundred and fifty to two: hundred| classics, and Book of Books there by Alene. os Penittg=22 dollars, In Foxe's Book of Martyrs|is a lamentable lack of knowledge a poe ay ‘Alexandria, and|® ®Fe told that a load of hay was|even in this day of literature and p< gape we atvillaee world, was |®ven for the use, of a New Testa-|learning. It is ours to stimulate meee wane King Ptolemy Phila-|™@"t one hour a day. The first|Bible study, in the Sunday school, Linhus seventy learned Hebrew | DOOK ever printed was the Bibl. the service of worship, and by every bape a2 ffected the translation |*iition of the Vuigate, by en-| possible means, public and private, sonolare te version of the eeventy, [PEwiIn 1455, - \Phellovention SE-ahel Mar Tha rraleerer the Oiline aeceike panda eentiertnt ‘The new trans.|®"t of printing very greatly encour-|tion may be seen, known and ap- lation largely displaced the original sane ie mocesd St inowiegseiand preciated. Hebrew. It was this version of the Old Testament that was used by the pect The dense ignorance and First Congregational Apostle Paul. In the New Testa-| cent py ee aged the people aroused] REV, ROBERT ALLINGHAM ment there are one hundred and| {he interest of others after Wiclif to| 1: ig the conviction. of the mod- become whiter as the film-coats disappear. You will always be glad that you self and started to wash their feet to show them and us that the mas- ters job is not ruling but servin, I say again that anything less than this principle in all the affairs of men fs only bungting a perfectly Possible and reasonable solution. If infallibility has any -place in the affairs of men it is here only, and Christ is our only infallible guide. Another Sioux Falls Bank Is Protect the Enamel Pepsodent disintegrates the hardly have issued a more striking The New-Day Dentifrice pronouncement, 7 The plans cited included propos- Now advised by leading Only ene tube to a family. t the need of a popular knowledge of 3 ri als for the betterment of industrial dentists the world over the Old, and. nearly all are from (the Bible. Among these was wit-|er® Chelstian that no phase of hu. Speech to Parliament} tondvionn® scarment,° the much : tal he, HE HR el "aes Com“ ee wate ez, wees — Closed Today| By King Discards |smts 'rs.tm remem = original Hebrew. America, He saw the need ‘among | °Y"?. relation of men and nations It Is probable that Jesus ordinar- ily spoke the Aramaic, a language kindred to the Hebrew, and current with Greek and Latin Greek which are and must be subject to His readjustment of old age pencion: philosophy. When men deny this It was not that the conservatives felt such a program would defer the day of the government's down- fall but rather that it would put them in the position of saying later. the ‘lees; as among the laity. He | Late Policies. surrent Eneliah abo 162e i, {2t2| there is absolutely no recourse but| SIOUX FALLS, 8, D.. Jan, 15— the final eaten eet 1823. In 1834) %9 bear the penalty. TYE Payments of deposits tempor) y OnnON gan. 1B By became the original language of the was published, In 1636, te won| ‘The present world wide ‘unrest|arily suspended, the Sioux Fails| LO |, Jan. 15.—( New Testament. The New Testa-| trangied av a heretic ed ye yeas | and its revolutionary nature js due| Trust and Savings Bank, with de|The Associated Press) .— | the F ° + burned By the Jone ecand his body !to"the function of tne natural laws| posits of $5,000,000 today was cn Th h ted sti ‘Tho conservatives would have ment was completed about one hun: | burned by the joint decree of chi ie much mooted question bh dred years after Christ, Greek and}ang state. Ho had laboces fe ic | of growth inherent in the race and| der supervision of the State De. of how the Baldwin govern. | "0" tb*, People all that tabor now Latin were current speech through) onligntenmens co ere ror the its prevention by certain forces of| Positors Guaranty Fund commis f B' promises. the Roman Empire. Because of the| orien; nment of the people. Theltho normal movement of those em| sion. ment, in view of Over-|* Mr. Baldwin, say the experts, was politionl power behind it, Latin | fowing tecte, “peeeeen trom {RS lergies. To the modernist the ap-| Preparations were under way here whelming defeat in the re-|Undoubtedly looking ahead to the gained on the Greek, and became the | his version ‘wan’ putite heat Benes | plication of religion to all these for-| today for the opening of the] cent election on the protective issue, | "ext election when he framed the common speech of the people. Trans-| Hooper ae ‘Gioia Sead pages ses is his creed, and as the issues| Sioux Falls National Bank, which would handle that subject-in. the | *!"8’s speech. lation of the Bible began to be madeHexamination “of the ‘clerey, of fag{°f humanity change. so does his| Closed last Friday, and which had WEST CAFETERIA Breakfast 6:30 to 11 a. m. Lunch 11 to 2 p. m. Dinner 5 to 8 p. m, TRY OUR HOME COOKING Sunday Hours 9 to 2 p. m Sunday Dinner 5 to 8 p. m. BASEMENT SMITH-TURNER BLDG. a <enpedl taster pabatebeneecenitannta bie cian ¢|iins’s speech at the opening of the a Formerly Y. W. C. A. into Latin, and as early as 250 A.| diocese. There were S11 of ¢ creed. ere the fundamentalist wehbe <i Tae ot|new parliament, was settled today | LABOR PARTY - - D. the whole Bible was in circula-}163 were unable te Pebant tise differs, he maintains there 1s no} this bank eaused heavy withdraw-| When the monarch, reading TO FORCE VOTE. tion in the Roman Empire. Many versions were soon in existence. Be- ing of unequal value, necessity arose for an authoritative transla- tion. The result was the Vulgate of Saint Jerome. He carried on his work in Bethlehem, labored fourteen years, revised earlier Latin transla- tions, went back of the Septuagint to. the original Hebrew, .and com- pleted his version in 404 A. D. For about 800 yearn the Vulgate was the authoritative Bible of the world. The movement for an English Bible began as early as 700 A, D. when Caetmon, the first singer of the English tongue began to para- change, that sin and {ts forms nev-| als by depositors of thé Sioux Falls er change, therefore the ancient | Trust and Savings institution, a: Commandments; 31 did not know ministers’ pronouncement, candid!y| LONDON, Jan. 15.—(By The As- where they could be found; 40 could referred to the country’s rejection |Soclated Pross.)}W—The parliamentary of the tariff proposals and indicat-|!abor party today decided to bring ed their abancenment by the gov-|up the,question of confidence in the ernment. Baldwin government for decision Mr. Baldwin thus faces the situa-|—————-_______. tion squarely in what is generally IF STOMACH Is THE BALANCE OF THIS WEEK regarded as his swan cl zee as litical experts see nothing but de- fe if TROUBLING YOU : Instantly! 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The only|the tide. ‘The philosophy of Christ principle of selection was scholar-|———————__________— looking its best. Many mana ane SHEET SEN TREN adcawsinhe: prepared shampocs contain too, ; IREn Tree aikelite This , dvtee the pers OF ‘che ‘of’ the two: companies Je, and at met at Westminister, was scalp, makes the hair brittle, probably the most learned man in England. They said of him that if he had been present at the tower of Babel he could have interpreted ass ruins it. ‘The best thing for steady use is for all the tongues present. The fifth company, sitting at Oxford, Mulsified cocoanut oll shampoo, which is pure and greaseless, and Sweater. i i with great Greek scholars on: it, mae s Waists Draperies took the Gospels, the Acts, and the| Skirts Dresses. ‘Ginghams cording to an offictal statement. nearly as many did net know where z : . which we have spoken had to run| Se pct hit see ee oe LEGION MEET the Seuntlet of opposition, and ‘the! "mn, three. ‘departments ot Avil. translators worked at the peril of theological, industrial, civil. give the people the Bible in their |°*° d a hative tongue was to cast pearis| The underlying cause of the theo emphasis placed upon purely hu- INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 15—The and others oppored. One could count Mant wtllereate, fe Ne anil Canaan Saiwapheenttae ee dratiech with confidence on these two groups ed for the 1924 convention of the of men marching through history, dogmas and rituals are immutable aaa hood there is no recourse but bear] xecutive committee this afternoon.|'Take Laxative BROMO QUININE phrase the Scriptures, metrical ver-| "Y_*¥°- the penalty of continuous conflict.|St- Paul, Minnesota, was selected as| Tablets. ‘The box bears the algna- peared. Meanwhile the English lan-|40™, Tindale's version survived.|inw to a sphere where the law of| cisco convention of the legion tisement. ae Coipen | Die ores guage began to take definite shape|“"@_ he is the real father of the|growth positively applies. In ec- MhigeeHONEls \ganth ereaee ete and form as distinguished from the|*!ns James version. It 1s said to|clesiastical circles also there is Norman French. There are two| ce for all, and brought it finally type of organization. Over 60 per ea ee ee ta itot ah pi a which impel men to seek a|i"to every home.” In 1537 two ver- ‘ the world—this includes every re- for the book and belief in it, and|@uarters of which were the work|tigious body—{s under a monarchial yates pete mecrase himwaranteed by: the sense of the need of their own|°f Tindale, were licensed by King| system of government, some slightly seists. time. Some are accustomed to think | #emry VIII, and made available for} moaiticd and others acute. ‘ y = the people, This condition in a democratic e vidual when men disregarded the Ne BUen ane Cam teat ie aban | Marcle ea peas thet aeen: challenged. It means more unrest. Great Bible. It/was issued to meet|The troublesome and cursed law of social age when men care for the masses, But this is not altogether according to facts. The two great W. G P b “ tion were Wiclif in the fourteenth | ishioners could have access to itand|the law of service must obtain 5 a er, ins tury and Tindale in the fifteenth|read it at their will, The installa-| here. - Sedtary: “Both were ehletiy: moved | than ot these! great ‘hooks ‘caused ta| "The: industries elleatich ta eecacal . ISINFULLSWAY HOUSEHO their times. ‘They sought|¢red everywhere. Bishop Bonner |tive nerve of modern society. It EHOLD eae rave iss steesivincal det soa: | ontiagt abe ‘aopiea "ot tbe receetreer lie greatly Improved. The modern: Why Not ciety by changing the conditions|¥me to be located wisely through-|ist and the fundamentalist are here. ‘ { evalling sentiment that|t® make the people leave them dur-| purely monarchic, The rise of the iietoeat things’ su roneIER oehe tel Ew. the, sermond lie wars anata foretell art afiner an arx be kept from the people because| interrupted by voices reading to alsharpened the issue and led to the stand them. Wiclif’s own feeling} ensued, that he threatened to have/ands of the largest and most pros- wan that the best things in religion| them removed during the service if|perous concerns are co-operative are exactly what the people most| People would not be quiet. today. The industrial stand-patter . social and spiritual condition, and|the date of 1611, By the apgoint-|world. Peace and goodwill will . é ; 7 he F amous A. B. C. ‘ SUPER ELECTRIC WASHER it originated. Yet every version of |i Tadlo but believes in the Athan- before the swine. Some propcess|lomical conflict 1s the unduly sacred —- ” American Legion by the national ‘o Cure a Cold in One D: Uke the animals into the ark, two|*"d ‘ivine.” Based upon a false- m ny sions of various parts later ap-|, Spite of opposition and martyr-|1t is the folly of applying a static| the convention city at the San Fran- ture of E. W. Grove 30c.—Adver- r: agin heartburn, flatulence, gases, palpi. earlier Saxon, Anglo-Saxon, and|have “fixed our standard English} what is called policy. This is the 5 Tales cent of the church membership of |My - OUR AN AL stomach and digestion for a few larger knowlege of the Bible; love | “!05 of the Bible in English, three- NU. ast the age of the indi- atikel eee an In 1539 there appeared in Eng-|civil world is not going to go un Is, while the present is the C pais, Raye dagiiat ‘ a decree that each church should| special privilege is as positively Still In Effect At have available in some conyentent| wrapped up in those principles as place the largest possible copy of|in any civil or industrial situation. pioneers of English Bible transla-|the whole Bible, where.all the par-| The equality of all before God and to their work by the social condi-|tense excitement, and crowds gath-|ingly acute. It is the most sensi. that are ruinous to men, Wiclif|out St. Pauls. He found it difficult|The government of industry was — they could not be trusted to under-|Stoup, and by the discussions that|ontlawing of the system. Thous. 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