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JMMDAY, JUNK 25th, 1020.
"Jlnlloon 3Iay (Jo Up."
In mixing around with railroad mon
nv form tho opinion from tholr re
nlinrku that If tin wuge commission at
Chlcugo (loos not soon roaoh an
graoment the "balloon will go up"!
:ln otller words tmiployes on ovory rall
;rotid In the country will ault work.
jt Inlervnle for a number of weoks
jmt n tntomont reading "tho com
mission hopos to roach an ngrcomout
Jir'a faw days" has appoarod, but ovl
Sdntly those HtatomontH have been
awiftffl to "Jolly" the employe and that
the iiotmnlstilon Is far from reaching a
ntlsactory agrcoment. At one time
rnllrfind men wore about the bent paid
-of any class; today their pay, Is below
(the avorogo rccolvod by many of those
omploycd In tho different trades, and
ithls being true It is only fair that they
adiould bo granted an Increaso In pay.
On some railroads tho managors favor
.an Inoreaso in the pay of tho mon, but
unfortunately thoy cannot act r.s
ttoparnta roads and must await tho
.findings of. tho wago commission. ,
What Tho Soldier Knows.
From tho Chicago Tribune.
Every soldier knows that fully half
?tho money raised by our government
:for war purponos wan dollboratoly
, . misappropriated by congress and by
jOffloIals of tho Wilson administration.
Ever soldlor know h tho training
campa wore located not for training
purposos but to bring money to fa
, vorod communities.
Evory soldlor knows that munition
factories of all kinds woro located
for tho sama purpose, and contracts
brought tho maximum profit to tho
Ibenallclarlos with thc,mlnlnmum mill-
, tnry rosult.
Every soldlor knows that of tho
money, not dollboratoly misspent fully
one-half was wasted becauso It was
? administered by mlsorublo Incompo
tontB, appointed for political advan
tage. Every soldier knows what an- In
'llnlteslmal .fraction ' of wartime ox--,pendltitre
cvor reached the battlo-ilold.
Every soldier knows that both his
comfort at tho rear and his safety
fin tho battloflold woro sacrificed.
Every, soldier known that ho had
'to depend upon weapons, munitions,
and HiippHos obtained from our allies.
Evory soldier knows that through
out tho war his Intorost was sacrl
.flQod to that, of tho slackor and the
.profiteer. .
Every Bolfllor knows that tho only
suggestion of national economy lias
"bean to economize at his expense
TAHKHiVACKK XOTKS.
Th third week of Urn tabernaclo
meetings Is now half gont and In
terest, while below what It whould be,
Is growing. A marked feature of last
Wednesday night's meeting was ah
after meeting entirely given to pray
er. Tho crowd of semal hundred wan
divided Into sections with a leador
over oach section and ovory one bow
ing tholr heads wero called on In turn
for a short prayer. The earnestness
and fooling In that meeting emphasiz
ed strongly that prayer Is at the very
I foundation of religious success.
! Tho Men's meetings have been held
'at ton o'clock each morning In the
business housos, Tuosday at Uerry
berry and Forbes, Wednesday at The
Star Clothing Store, .Thursday' at Tho
Penny, Store and today at the Edwards
Reynolds Storo. These are half hour
meotlngs In which Mr. Itayburn dis
cussed In u practical way a business
man's" need of Christ. Somo fine sing
ing has boen at thoso meetings by a
male qulntot consisting of Messrs.
Wlckland, Tout, Crosby, Clark and
Johnson. They will continue tholr
singing turnout noxt weok's meetings.
Evangelist Rayburn Is giving a
series of five sermons on life after the
grave Tuesday, ovonlng he spoko on
"The Greatest Question and Its An
swor." This momentous (pioBtlon Is
'what must I do to bo saved?' Tho
answer which formed part of his well
outlined sermon Is 'Dollovo on tho
Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be
savod and thy house.' He emphasized
bellof as tho very basis of progress
and social llfo as well as religion.
Thoro aro many Important, questions
boforo tho public to be solved but none
as important as this. In a thousand
years from now wo will not be Inter
ested In political, social and Industrial
questions but- only in the ono regard
ing my salvation.
Tho ordinance of baptism Is ordain
ed of God but a wliolo river full of
water or only a cupful aro poworless
to save you without Christ. Tho dovll
Is pleased In what over you believe
and whatovor good you do so long as
you sidestep tho question of your
personal rotation to God.
j Columbus got a queen to believe In
, him and she gavo him throo little
I ships with which we wouldn't sail
across tho Platto-In dry weather. With
these he dlscovorod America. Her
faith In him made this great achieve
ment possible. So faith In Jesus
Christ makes possible tho Christian
llfo.
Tho afternoon meetings aro bettor
attended than at any tlmo during tho
campaign. Wednesday the Bible stud'
waa on tho Transfiguration; Thursday
on tho Devil and Where Ho Came
From: Friday on How uo Devil
Works.
Wodncsday ovonlng Mr. Rayburn
spoko on "The New Body or Victory
novond the Gravo." Wo learn four
things about this body. It Is (1)
i spiritual body, (2) tho same body, (3)
a perfect body, and (4) a sinless body,
North
Patte's
Sale
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Greatest
s still Going On
Clothing
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Think of what this sale means to you. Right now
in the heart of the season when you need new
clothes we have thrown our entire stock in this
.big sale at reductions that mean a wonderful sav
ing to you. Clothing is going higher and we urge
you to buy now.
Radical Price Reductions on Men's Shoes and Silk
Shirts. We are over stocked on these lines and
are willing to sacrifice more than our profit to
reduce our investments. Let our loss be your gain.
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Edwards-K
eyn'olds Co,
I This sale will soon
close. Don't waii
another day to buy
your needs.
ii vti imht. i imam aatsafflgHzagan
This doctrine of tho resurrection ot
the dead Is a fundamental teaclilngof
tho Now Testament and a stumbling
block. It aroused opposition among
tho Jews as well as the Greeks, par
ticularly In tho sect of tho Sadducees.
This, Idea Is old. Tho Egyptians be
lieved In tho ro-unltlng of soul and
body. This led them to practise tho
art of embalming so that we now
have mummies 3000 years old.
Thoro Is much mystory back of-tho
understanding of a resurrected body.
But thera is mystery In every thing
pertaining to life. As ono has 'said
"How can a black cow eat green grass
CLASSED HIM AS BEGINNER
Retired Sea Captain Evidently Knew
Little of "Impressionistic" School
of Painting.
"I once engaged board and lodging
at the house of a retired New England
sea captain," says a New York artist,
"and from him I received some sincere
advice.
"One day, while I was busy paint
ing, I became aware that the captain
was standing behind me. gazing at
the canvas over my shoulder.
" 'How do you llko, jtr I asked.
"Now, It chanced that the captain's
house has been without an artist
Wanted this Week
5,000 CHICKENS
and give whlto milk that makes yellow j boarder for several years and that I
butter?" This mystory can never bo ' was the first follower of tne impres
FRID
PUBLIC
c& O d Si cl 1 0
20 Choice Keith and Perkins County
Farms
At Public Auction, Commencing at 2 p. m. at
PAXTON, NEB.
AY, JULY 2nd, 1920
Wo offer at public auction 20 of our Keith and Perkins
County fnrniB, divided into quarter and half sections, the
choicest farm land.in AVestern Nebraska, located from 2 to
13 miles south of Paxton. Keith County. Neb., 7 to 12 miles
from Roscoo, and 8 to 12 miles from both Elsie and Madrid.
on the main lino of the-Union Pacific and high lino Burling
ton railroads. Somo improved land, some broke ready for
wheat, and others in wheat with landlord's share to purch
aser. List of lands offered can be secured from-company
office, 311 Fraternity Bldg., Lincoln, Neb., our Paxton
office or from auctioneer.
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TERMS 15 Per Cent cash day of sale. Reasonable j
payments on contract September 1st aitd January 1st.
Settlement March 1st. 1921. Liberal amount carried back
in mortgage, G per cent. Possession on some land Immed
iately, others after harvest.
States Realty Investment Co.
313 Fraternity Building, LINCOLN, NEB.
COL. D. P. BRYSON, Auctioneor. OWNERS
explalnod any more than tho mystory
of why a'gooso will grow feathers
eating the same green grass that
makes wool on a sheep. We just ac
copt these as unexplained facts and
make tho best of It. So with tho. doc
trine of tho resurrection.
Tho body will bo a spiritualized
body mado to conform to a spiritual
environment nnd that is nil wo know.
Tho body of Josus was changed after
tho resurrection Into a glorified form
that carried tho Imprints of tho cros,
that convinced Thomas. Ills body was
not subject to gravitation or any other
stonlst school it had ever harbored.
"The old sea dog gazed thoughtfully
at tho lower rlghthand corner of the
canvas where I had thrown a mass of
partl-colored splashes and splotches.
"You're kinder young. said the
captain, kindly. "This Is your first
summer outdoors nt It?'
" 'Yes.'
"'Well, now, see here,' resumed the
captain. 'There's two or threo old
palettes up In our shed chamber.'You
get one of those and try out your
paints. You'll have to lose that whole
corner of your canvas, I'll bet you,
and It'll make your picture consider
ably smaller. I wouldn't do that again
SELL BEFORE MARKET DROPS
CALL 1 92 FOR PRCES
physical limitations.
ltuallzed body.
It was tho same body. The word
"same" Is often misunderstood. This
moans continuity far as identity is
concerned. But a Christian's Imper
fections of body will bo no more It
will be a body that will not grow old,
fatlguo, or have dlsoaso and dofects.
Thero will bo no pog-logs In heaven.
Josus enmo to chnugo the body as
woll as tho soul. It will bo a porfect
body.
AVhnt a groat truth that It will bo a
sinless body, The sins of lust, drink.
gluttony and others will bo no more.
The fact Is this body will ruin nnyone
If ther follow Its Inclinations. Wo
will bo a slnloss body froo from these
Imperfections becauso Jesus has
transformed It into a glorified stato.
The sinner who lias rejected Christ
will havo tho same old body with its
dofects and appetites and lusts to J
carry with him thruout etornlty. Wo ,
lovo and roveronco tho body In our ;
funerals and cemotorles nnd should do
po. It will rise from tho dead and j
Christ's return to oarth will broak'up
all tho comotorles. This doctrlno was j
taught Rnd oxompllflod by Jesus. It
is corroborated by common sonso. .
The Women's cottnge prayer meet- !
Inga haro grown In Intorost and every
morning at ten o'clock thruout tho I
city groups of women moot to tho total j
of 200 and spond a half-hour In prayer. 1
A flno spirit provalls In those meot- '
Ings.
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For Snlo or Trndo I
G room Brick Houso on oatit 9th. f
4 room Framo House on wost 11th.
1 lot on west 6th. Sower, sidewalk
and water. Priced right.
Phono 022W. 45-3
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It was aBpir- If I wan you.' "Harper's Magazine.
Compensation for Darlf Days.
"There are not many happinesses
so complete ns those that are
snatched under the shadow of tho
sword." Some of life's brightest
blossoms bloom along Its hnrdest
ways, nnd looking back on days of
poverty, sickness and hardship we
often see the choicest treusures of
lovo nnd loyalty that we have ever
known. Anyone may share our joys
with us, but the one who shares our
trials conies close In a friendship that1
will never be forgotten. An outsider,
pitying the weary attendants In n
sickroom, cannot know how near Vi
heaven Its companionships often lie,
nor what blessed bits of happiness
are snatched under the shadow of the
suspended sword. The dark days have
their compensations. Montreal Herald.
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nr
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