Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 28, 1925, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT FATHER TO SACRIFICE NAME TO PROWIDE MURDER DEFENSE FOR GIRL WHO SLEW MOTHER: By L. C. OWEN Cbe Casper Daily Cribune | es —They won't be yelling “Hold ‘em A Striking je” in the north until next Oc- tober, but the feminine population | rica is going to be cheered | y “Hold him family the rich sweethearts ed a lot. They learn- fem and every wea- ave adopted a lot of | pon and they | them. | Especially they know now how to | dress the part and have already made the first assault on the family bank account. Most of them the coming summer are going to dress the part simply in tub silks. The makers of waists and blouses have a hard year ahead of them if the a season is eriterion A. E. Cooke: Dear Sir: SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1925 A BUSINESS MAN CHALLENGES THE PREACHER The following letter from a prominent business man has been received by Rey. SETTING THE STYL 3 BY AILEEN LAMONT e are | The scar “| about the Se y feminine frock {s of | epe handblocked in rose ich {s drawn closely neck in front reveals a deep V in the back and the long ends extend to the hemline dresses, so 7 hey’ simp are al se and bu; e-plece tub sii | seems to quirement t een the costume. So do dr atid le ack lattice work, @ filled in every f dressing for dinner: » be known by, the nd achieve It takes an pt the simple silks What exactly do you mean when you speak of Salvation, of being saved and of the Redemption? Now you would likely reply to this question by an evangelical rhapsody that would be no answer at all, but I want a straight answer in modern language. I can only think of five things which may be meant. 1. Being saved from the punishment of origina! or imputed sin. One’s sense of justice repudiates responsibility for the sins of another. 2. From proneness to wrong-doing in our every-day life. You yourself in your public prayers make confession of numerous sins committed: and the hymn says “False and full of sin I am. With this attitude I cannot agree. The majority of us live harmless lives, and rarely do anything the recording angel would consider worth while. noting. 3. From sorrow, pain and penury in this world. Most emphatically we are not saved from these evils. 4. From eternal punishment hereafter. i I am sure that neither you nor any thoughtful man believes in Hell fire, or in any sort of everlasting pain in- of flicted by the infinitely loving Father, 5. From extinction or annihilation, i. e., Eternal Death. Man is either immortal jn his nature or not. If he is immortal no power can destroy him. ‘ What, then, do you mean when you speak of salvation? To this challenge from a business man who dares to think for himself, REV. A. a COOKE will reply in detail in First Congregational Church (AMERICA THEATER) Sunday at 11 o’Clock thinking man should hear this modern presentation of a supremely vital theme. Don’t miss it. QUESTION SERVICE The following questions will be answered by Rev. Mr. Cooke at the evening service: 1. Do not Psalm 146:4 and Eccles. 9:5-10 prove 6. What kind of influence have the Comic Supple- that the soul sleeps from death to the Judg- ments of our newspapers on the minds of our for the| Re fords for 1 Store If you have ane? ohildren ? award in le SATE 2. Can a millionaire be a Christian? 7. Why do the ministers of our churches not take ert Al: S. Pits 3. How did the sacrifice of animals originate in a deeper interest in political and social affairs? iy Aa. Israel? Was it a command of God or a relic Are not these questions suitable for the pulpit? Reatcre, Brace! of Paganism? 8. Why do we pray for the salvation of others? long hair yD cana aaecveatts| | Is not God more anxious for their salvation 4. Why did Jesus and His Apostles never con- than we are? Then why is prayer necessary? demn human slavery? 5. What is Theosophy? Is it in accord with New 9. What is Religion, and why is it a necessary ele- Testament teaching? ment in human character? ‘ (Copyright, 1924 Fer Che hie aa — | See the new Moon at Van Sant’s Come and hear these questions of the people squarely answered In the ODD FELLOWS’ HALL at 7:30 P. M. Sunday Questions on Moral, Social, Biblical and Religious Subjects Invited. HE DIFFERENCE between being smartly and attractively dressed, ECONOMICALLY, and being just average in appearance, is the differ- ence in the amount of time spent in an intelligent reading of the various advertisements in Che Casper Datliy Criluaw NEMEEX OF ASSOCIATED TRESS Read them, save money and dress better! Fauve snorys