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shows the kinds of Mazda lamps regularly handled by. this. coni- . .
pany, together. with the old and new prides on such lamps: . '
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.- 1:25 1253 i
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150, “‘ - 1.20 ,
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1.35 .59»
3.63 , 75
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~ .3” - . ‘ ,-~vInr' order: to give .our customers theibenefit pfflbetter lighting _., r r l r:
. ..,.- facilities, thesexlamps are being sold at a price which is greatly "
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' The United ElectrichhtSzWoter Co.
. ‘ us’ewords in the some sense."
mom.
W W I. , ”:3 HQ Mu i ' n ‘ " ‘
. . . . . ; sthetthamrm Protestsut ‘
Amctiohnfiiiheiieflmeunu. its “not a truth-telling name." We‘
'i‘ll'o‘liii’in Churn . . ‘ hear much oi..vwhut«:.ilcoallad. "0111‘i .
t 3 ll) icomlnon Protestsotism.‘ it is a well-
' . ' ‘ ‘ . » ni its
a t 1 rise as“ submitted to known phruset.l it covers wi ‘ ‘
Th no it ya generous amplitude a notorious fact! i
he «Clericallllnlon at “New You: on»
, s'l‘he lsystem or: Prostsstautism ”is a
the “”39“ an“? “a” 0‘ thciohurch : protect against: the authority obtradi‘
:‘aro uuw'rllmkhed. . .
Tho} iirat lion. against the obligationto con-l
prize was awarded to the Rev. "G. 13. torm‘to anything in the past, or con-X
. ‘ . . ‘ ' t a pro-
. Wilmer. D. .1)“ motor of St. Lukas serve anything tram the pas '. .
church, Atlanta, (Eu, and the “cm-m {test against ail'that is'Gathoiic and
“It lo'theuflov. buclus Waterman. onufiwm“ ““‘Qaml’l‘c‘w'
mwf"0f"’m. Thomail'schuroli, “dis/Th” Protestant movement ”slid the
over N Ii. Dr Wilmer be- Anglican movement from reformation
“ 81118 lby recalling that there'would ‘MMS “Ve‘bm totally distinct each
be no problemhua‘to namelii the whole from the other. "To name the one
15‘, 1913. 3:11 ,
be only geographical names to (103- namel'oi the ”m" movement, the
Innate. its .parts, . , The' present Protestant, is to misuame it. That
situation in Christendom is uniquefword 'Protoslant' ‘5 “0t “0” a’t‘ruth-
. , . ”Rhos
. » The Roman Catholic Church is‘iargeiy telling title tor 0‘” “hum“
_ NEW PM “nected by the modernist movement, boon ingeniously argued that ‘Pro—
. TWO,“ ' OlinuhklflE ‘ . Glear W? and the Protestant systems of theology . testant' is a constitutional name for
DAMP“ 10'0”. BIOSM’ PM!“ are cruniillingltomiaoas. “Tilers is Mounchurch, ”~5°m”h°w connotingthe
5 . . . . 5 , . . ,, , , mama“ ““me agreemod't: that giving of a reasonable shore in church
10 W” V ..._ $; .35 3. .35 ‘ $ .20 what we want to make of men and wo- government to the 'lalty." Cleariy,.
, ‘ bin is not Calvinists or Arminians,fhm"'.'th° ‘9’"! hasnothlng ‘0 do
15 u m.- ‘35 .35‘ .295? bucichrlstians. For‘examplc. the late with that matter. The Churchtot
“ . '. . . . . Professor Miligan (himself a Pi‘otest— ‘Eanslud would‘beelassed aura Protest-
25 u‘ - 35 '35:. .29~ ‘antl writes: “We ought to find our- ant church-by the great teacher who
» ‘ t . ‘ selves drawn to a» theology less .ono- advanced this curious claim that 'Pro~
49 ‘ .35 ' . . sidadaand'mnre'pcrvadad by Caulolic testant describes us as a church. ad~
mitting laymen to a shore to govern.
merit, but certainly the Church, of
Finland does not "give? her laymen a‘
‘ share“ in her processes of seiflgoverm
rment.” ,. .
'alemonts than that of the reformation;
: because dealing more with life than
' . (with death.” There is atmarked
.25“Z movementtoward our church, and it
Ahacomes especially necessary for us ‘ .
Ito oxanllne our fitness to makettile' 0n the other hand, American Cath-
"most oi’ it. Dr, Wilmer states it his we is a truth‘telling name." it is
purpose to show, "first, that the name { unreasonable to assume that with
, E‘I’rolestant EDlsCOpal’represents ourfsuch a title we shollld “be charged
.59 _ ‘true position and obscures the com.]wli.ll claiming that this church 0t.
lmandiugisanc of church unity, as’ours is the whole Catholic church
wellus the pathway ions uccompiish- of the whole American continent."
ment; and, secondly, that the name:It WONG have no such 'connotation,
, ‘. “ ‘American Cathollc‘ on the omenpl‘eclflelyrafi "“19 Unitarians are “0‘
400 u, . 3 l0 3 30 - 4 hand, when properly understwd'iunderstood as claiming to be the
_ m '_' . . expresses as not other suggested i only persons who believe in the Unity
500 Q“ l ' 3 w ’ 3 65 75 “am does, our true p03““)nrand m.iof God. nor the MethOdiStS are
, . . '1‘ ; ‘. . dlcatcs, at least in outline, that true claiming to be the only Christians who
Cutlloiicliy,‘ mediating between the [No by rule." “The providence or
.cxtrellies oi! Romanisnl and Protest- God has given“ the word ‘cathollc’ a
‘Cntllollc' is
union amo gall Christians." li’OWBP can separate it-
Hc shoots the word Episcopal nglthe word which the Christian church
conveying "a false mun-assign (Q outéclmse. tor itself 33.113 own character-
” Lslam, as to the power of bishops‘ and lstic this 'before the last of the apos-
J g “.10 rights 9; the iaity amongstfml?"Itlfu‘r;hfl§.‘138§8éd away. To give it up
New Price
3 .29»
2,5 " _ iwhlle the? word Protestant “carries: .
.1 .3 “with it gubh implications as xnlarepth '
resent our” position.” These post-f
lions he annulus: «and. establishes
BOHIcwhotUiuily, 4nd declares “our'
. ~ , ymfitlgn ,,., Catholic,” distin- ' , ’
imhedfimn ,Romnnism. and Preteen 1»,
autism." oils granted that the term ;,
Catholic must be Dropnrly interpreted l1 -
if it were to “he llued.;,llut.there is this }
difference ,iroln its use by interprets. '1'
tion and the use of the term Protest— 1;
rant .bJ'. interpretation. “We can"
, justify 'Pmtestunt' in our title only ‘
Illygivlng it a meaning whichlt does I‘
loot, have;~,.we justify. “Catholic" by f
igivingwo tlleaword its rightful lineal» i
gins. Moreover. we are under bonds 1‘
lie explain and justify the word Until-i
‘ toliconywxy: ‘We mustvcxpluin ‘Cath-g’“
y'ollu' nauseating historic and compro;
lllflfiiWrs ., l.
1 “To change our name-to 'American'
itholic' would, not be to play into
t
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JUDSON FINALLY DOWNS woos so for as a nomination is concerned.
PEGK IN PIERCE CONTEST. lThfl fight was a bitter one. carried on
Btratford Republican Cancun NearIleeen following in his campaign
Raises Roof Off Town Hall as Big Joust Peck from office and it
Battle in Waged.
STRATFOI‘UD, Sept. 12.v~'i‘llo olleudson way.
town hall fairly rocked last nlghti Peck Down and Out.
when the Republican town caucus was They were effective last night as
called to order and State’s Attorney when the vote came for the chair-
Stllos Judson once more got uttol“ inunuhip oi the town committee Judge
Judge Charles H. Peck and finally suc- Peck was turned down 76 to 57.
ooeded in turning him down and out When the vote was announced the
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Their accurate fit and style:
Their slmpllcitg and crou-
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talent; the lines Attorney Judson has
abound-z
ed with charges made in the only
i
‘jtha smoke cleared sway, the oldest
inhabitants stuck around and won:
itho hadds of ‘tlrdav Roman Catholic
_}cllurcll. no; to undo the reformation
_ A ”within lua‘tuimn of! England. on Judge Its
roof nearly went off with the rourgthe contrary, we cannot more dissed
that went up from the victors. 'itrou'sly play into the hands oraltome} Merits For
It had not been expected that there? than by denying our own Catholic Yourself
would he any fireworks at the con—maritime and conceding her claim that
volition and when Mr. Judson elltel'a'ahegmonefil the Catholic church;
oil the hall “with fire in his eye," tllemhne, as to the essential truths or
gathering eat up and took. notice.lprotestantlstn-and thew mooted to
The storm was not long ‘in ‘breukinfi'sulta ot the reformation, we can con-
and when Judge Peck was named'serve‘them ontyastwe bring‘tlleminto
for town. chairmen. up jumped Minuuyir true. andrtghtful relationship
Judsonund thld the gathering wily with other and'halancing» truths and
he shouldn't be elected. Fred 8. to their true home within the historic
Beardsley was nominated against church."
him and the pills battle went om. 'uogagr‘estlu ‘hDWBVér,5 that senti-
Gooa After Peek. merit and old associations remain to
All around the hull ‘ollponoiitu and be considered, and he would there-
aupporters of Judge Peck demanded tore "nmke “‘91 title page of the
recognition but Attorney Judson got Prayer ”"0" read. "The Ammw“
the most of it. lie want utter .pm Catholic Church. commonly called the
along" lines that he has attacked him Protestantlldpllcaml Church.’ ..
on before with the addendu of several. The ““0““ 0‘ ”930°33‘13”. thnt 0"
late cases that have been brought to 0'5 W“‘~"""‘““- '5 published 1“ ““5
his attention. When it was over” and American Catholic tor “3““ D"
tt'atornlnu human with Dr. Wilmer
that tho name-of the church should ..
dared if ever they had seen anymmgipr‘operiy he the American Catholic
like it before. The Peckites, too. church. “9mm no “"8““3“ ‘5
stood around wandering where they!” 0“ alternation title. tie moos-
wara going to .get off now thnt thomwmlhflt‘wore is. “wide'avlfld in»
ring was broken. Mr.3Jadson went 1‘6“" in regard ‘0 “‘9 WWW", ,hut
home to sleep the sleep at the Just 1’06" “M 'both patties are “unread
wiul mutilation aiding him onto an to tun-'vrlminles which Ire-W-
“lumber. my. tor a faithful church, audios to
Other Contact. Mild. thounoeesaityv: for a ill-t balance to
Aside from the fight over Judie momentum. Both. in h“ Moment.
As the size of your
thumb compared with your
together." .
.church were one There should men’momem. Ethe- Anglican, with the .
unusual..lusll...clui.luurrllululmrm
autism. which is the only basis of historic significance‘from WWW 115'
{Book
handrao this illustration coni-
luros with the size of the innit.
Noxnovei'could be more intcmnugmwmt Miniature (nstmctive. It is incarnate ‘
unauthorized standard referemeimlooi the ““3?le
man and childmust uninterested. .
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ptrust-lth’i-i” ‘ »
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disputed, but,”
not ,1; limit
economy tOhdl
and dollars!
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and strength. a
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Range it
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to Roman use mans theacknowledg- THE MONEY QUESIION
mant‘ before the American peeple ‘
that the Roman communion is the
original churcil'of Jesusl‘Chrlst, and
our own communion-is something new
in the way cr‘reiig'lous experiment,
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little but doing much good, Foley Kid- - “James." said she. “tell me'th
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store normal action of kidneys and “i don‘hkuow, Miss Ellery,"
bladder. For sale by all druggists.“ James, after much thoughtvandv.
”W”“’—"‘““ squirming, 5
PLEASANT NEWS- 1 “Don't you know, James.” 1)
Young Man—~What did your father the teacher. "how the money
say when he heard I had kissed your intherwbrings home .0113“de
Here is one that/Congressman“!
liam E. Humphrey, of Wash ..
toldrduring a social sessionwth‘e one
night which has an important,"
log on ‘ the - money dues tlon: "
Some time ago the Donne -»
said, the teacher of a public ~,
was trying to impress unattached!t
mince on the youthful'mlnd,-ond’=
sister? is y divided 1'" ,
'Little Girl—«lie said that was on- “'Tain't divided, Miss Mary
the prompt reply this time. oi.
couraglng.
frank James, “mother takes, it,
The woman dune relies noon .Senti Philadelphia Telegraph.
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tiers. There were some contacts wimm‘hf lore I‘mllnvmihollu. “V See horrific“
b' ”"5"” "W ””3 W “W” in" may on” o, ' cm question“ . e As eatpafined in the Certificate printed daily . .
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