: OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER l'7. SEVEN «

35,000 HEAR RUTHERFORD LECTURE Armageddon at Hand," Declares Head of I tilde Students. VI it h" *1 rt'i'l car 1 runs portal l.in > .aampvd. with roads and thorn- i iiltKfarr- choked with traffic and 1 'hundred* of thousand* id people .01 in t; front parts n* far an San I,, hear the famiius lecture i - ~.\,uiagydd<W* hv 1 Kiitlierfnrd. president of fhe Inter- r n-,jiinal llihle Student's Assoc ia- I li, .n at the Coliseum. Exposition ' |.jrk, Mindav afternoon, a new re- • mil was established in lais AneP|r» for attendance at a public I,. i,| fought their way along 1 l.locked mails ami the ' ...... ,.| in the giant coliseum. ' T|„. were supplemented by tlie ' ,.... in,. i,- Park, where they were ilVl i.v means of a speakers de- Ililt. ,.i,.,iin1 by the Western Klee- ! (ampau)' for the purpose al„,i, Judge Rutherford'.- head in ' ,1,,. puking stand. Musical Program First 1 i : . Judge was proceeded by a „. I, ,i program which includcil .1,,:, l.y Wlliym K. Hulliuf„ii..we<l by a mimlier of .-el»cu..s 1 1. *t , by a i|uartel c«nt|ioseii Mi li ll. Sexton, II. .y. Hell- ' \t H. Mitchell anil Mrs. Ali.-e liipiier. Arthur llowlett, A ,,I.J.ath quietness hovered v over l in* ureal audience- as J u.lgo KHiitiierfoiil took 'tlie stand. Ity ,.f a radio device,' his speech 1 „ , ,i . soli-listed over all parts of th,' C'lsiitcy, anil returns from Kansas «'it y . parts of Tex a- and other , Male today indicute that the j m j ;■ i •' audience reached oyer the entire United States. In Revisit Old World ( Tin judge's lecture was based . u|»i. actual coiulitions which he 1 i,.ju- Always a student of world ( i en: i . the judge, Will ay am visit*

; tlie n.ilioas of tlie old world within | a ... months, where lie expects ( ! I.I miller material for futuie lec- ( • tore- and perhaps- resolve Ids in-,, formation into (wink form. ' ! .1 a in- Hutherfonl is ocncedcd to , pie. one of the liest lecturers on ( I puiilic plat forms today. He sueI os . i the late Pastor Kussell, not;, :i> pastor of the International ( i" ltii.li Student's Association, but in ( the lieiht,. of his followers are well | Out (Hikea" and frank in Ids opinion . the judke makes all his is■ue i tear, leaving no doulit in the , mil,-! of" bis hearers of his sincerity ami hire wireilom. I linds Convention Reran e he left an intensive lec- , ture campaign to (ill the I sis An- , trek- engagement, the judge will , retire to his country home at | Mm., via, where he will rest a few ( . week In-fore his next European , Willi the Sunday lecture, the t contention held hy the Interna- j tiniial llihle Student's Association q. at Trinity auditorium comes to an < The convention hare attracted-, thousands from all parts of the | count i t and has "lieen pronounced a. one i.f i lie most successful ever held l.y the association. I lieu- i , a full synopsis of Judge , Kutlicrford's address: r "Am: i:,i gathere<i them together i into plate railed in the Hebrew ] t"1 A ruiag. ledorv." — Revelation, | h Woines the duty of every . ' I'li i inn and" every order-loving , l""1 ' sound the alarm announ- , tan- ,|.'ty of God's judgement , an.i i, . „c«; upon Christendom , and p., iiitiug tig. people to the di-;j l|n«- v.aj of peace and salvation. , Tlw "l,| world has ended and is in , •raviol and distress. Tlie -greatest , ensi ,.f the ages is upon the nu- , hoi. of tin, earth. Men who think . a"' dive to iho fuel that the , cnllspie nf the old order is at hand, c'om retime of these we quote: "There is no settlement in Eu-' , i nivernments can do noth- . "jr. They are afraid to do any- , 'kir-i-. and they stand by and allow ] 'P"" hi go fro* Imd to worse, j '■'■ vtorse than 1914."— Ham- , "•>' Murlloaald. New Chapter 'A new chapter opens in the i M-.iy of Europe and the world, i *«n a rliiiiux of horror such us . nunkimt has never yet witnessed.". ! Enplanes, |u>lson gas and , liat r.-.j mixed together are spelling ' . """'a of civilization. America : , ('" paring for war on a scale so i :d that it hare no parallel in , "'* history of the world. Our ; hvih/alitm will perish unless we T Mrive f„r international peace." — I "Wleridt J. Lihhv. En man unless he is drunk with : "Mini, >m run deny that thcworld , 11 very reiek. and it may lie n aick-^.

no- unto death." — Sir Phillip rnr this reason fear has taken • hold ,i, s,n the governing, powers rand i extending to all da.-.-c. of People, Why Fear and- Distress? .Vhy do these coiulitions now evisi? Jehovah, the great God of the universe, answers:. H js the .lay of the herd's vengence. "Come I near. -ye. nntinps, to hear, ami hearken, ve people: ' • » for the. indignation of Hie Is.r.1 is upon all nations." . Isaiah SI: 1. 2. 8. According to the Kible chrotioi tjentile limes liegan IMXI B. weic to i-ntluir f,.r 2A20 yeuib, ami rnrlnl Vnni-t t, tPtt. Huring that is'ii 'd satan has lieen the (its I of tlii. world or onler of society. The end the world marks tlie beginning ,.f the exercise nf kingly; auihoriij l.y the |.ord Jerens. the King „f kings. Hi di-eiple. prnfHiuiv.l to him the question: "How may we know Wlier: these things hall come to I"'--- . and what will l*o the J.ronf of. Thy preence ami of the end of "The nations will' become angry 1 -i It. o^iinsl kingdom, (quirkI -P. .wed hy) families, pestilenaml revolutums; and these tl.'i.g- shall murk the U-giiming of i .iii.iw opnii the nl. I order." Every the e things Ire-pun to lu.ppen in It'll. I fe et I"''1 .-lid that there would Ire- a gii-:,t falling away from the ; ' i.j hi . professed followers. > T.-lav -ve this fulfillment in the, .ii.iim.M oiiul churches. The fun-1 ;.,ei,!:tlist : are making a ,les|ierlight against the- imrelernists, I who deny the origin of man's fall. , the great ninsnni sacrifice and the , secmid coming nf our 1-or.i; and - rrererel and rewriting tlie llihle. and If at the e end coinillg-dMhe . Is id. "A it was in Hie .lays of l Noah." n rliall it ire1 at the end . nf the world. Further the Master said. "Upon the earth distress of nations with perplexitjjr— Mien's hearts failing 1 theui -for fear of what they sec cming upon the world." Such ure the conditions today, to which everyone must hear witness. Armageddon Next

\umiged.l. n was the great battle of Hale-line. There Gideon an, I - atmv put to flight the Midiantlre... who In their distress anil excitement destroyed each other. Gideon ami his little luind typified 1 Christ the Messiah, That fight at Armageddon tyjiifled the great and! ' fn.al conflict lietwccn truth and ! : error, between right ami wrong. fnre.slmdowed tlie complete : downfall of Satan's empire and the establishment nf the kingdom of, pence and righteousness under ; ! Christ our I.onl. Jehovah through his holy prophet referred to this final conflict To- the day of His vengence: "Wait ve u|H>n Me, until the day that 1 rise up to the prey; for my ileter- ! ruination is to gather the nations, that I njay a-.-emble Uie kingikims to (reiur upon them My indignation, ' even all My fierce anger; for all the earth shall l«i devoured with ' the fire of My jolousy." (Zephan-j ' ' iah). The nations ure now - ' a.- emf.led and hound togteher by j ' cmpacl and leagues; and yet all ; nations arc making the most giI'gniitie pi<-paniti"iis for war that; i ever leen made. 1 Hresi.ns >Var Preparations France. although l.unkrupt, plunges "further into debt in pro1 during tlie most formidable aircraft. with the deadliest explosive" ' Ireimlu tli.it liaxx ever ls>cn know n. i Vverishly shp hurries on in tlie , building of submarines and filling he, storehouaes with munitions ' and war supplies. Ilritian is putijting forth her greatest effort in ' preparation for war; while the Unite!' States is preparing for war . 1 mi the most cnllosnlMale in his-, - lory . Other nation* are following • the same course; in fart, all tlie 1 nations are rapidly marching to ■ the great ami final conflict, in j ' which they willhlestroy each other. : are ■ foreshadowed by the .lestruc- ! th.ii nf tlie Midinites. • Sir John Foster of England,. s|ieaking of this coming conflict, ■'say.-: "It i.~ enough to make the ' angles weep, that after the greatest tragedy the world has ever ' the nations should Ire show- • their teeth more, in 1923 than ' they .lid in tOtl. By the ordinary -tamlnrdre of judging, international affairs are in a worse condition ) I, relay than ten years ago. TliO international agreement for dis- ' armament made at Washington 'has not I -mi carried out. Dread is 'the motive behind all the actions I; of France at the present time, r Though Germany is supposed to lie t j unarmed, nil evidence is that the , martial flame is burning fiercely i on the banks of the Rhine. From r Smyrna to Yokohama the fire is : only smouldering, hut frequently - leaping into flame. Having a vision of tills time, i the ltevolator wrote: " I •« lhrW! I unclean spirits like frogs eome out - of the mouth of the dragon, amiy I ii t, n d, ,

ip out of the mouth of the beast, and out of the mouth of the false pro•n Pi"'1 : for they are the spirits of rre devik. working miracles, which go ,f tprtli unto the kings of tlie earth and of the whole world, to mither ' them to the /imttle ofNhe great w day <-f GirelJalmi(<1ity." \Revcla,f lion Ifi: 13, 14.). "DragonY is one tlie names assigned to Satan. e It symliolieaHy represents the dev(l it's organization as a whole, are rayed against the lsrrvl and Kis II anointed. (Psalm 2: 1, 3). "Beast" i a reymlred of world powers, the ruling factors, -made up of big , business, big politicians and uposI late clergy; while the "false projt pliet" is a syndred of a fvpstem of , leligiun claiming to represent the e I reird. 'falsely representing him, ami in fact representing the evil spirits. y "f whom Satan is tlie chief. Each c one of tliese holds liefore the minds "f the people fulse doctrines and false hopes. v Prepare War . „ Tliey Imast of the only ability . ,f and wisdom to tiring te desire of; ,f mankind, of peace and prosperity; ' |. wile -at the same time they evolve y schemes t«> roll the people. They . H prepare war and appeal to the ,1 patriotism of the rank and file to- ._ induce them to go to war; while) 'ho false religionist preaches the' e y.iung men into thevtrenches. Tlie, ,f |ieo|de ure learning that they have j. lieen roblied. deceived, misled and lt iltl routed, und they are growing „ desperate. The loinl now present, , the nntitypical Gideon, is turning ,1 on the light, that the people may e •'•** ,n"' situalion. In their desperation, the powers, p the ruling factors, ure plunging .. mankind into the great conflict in i .. the hopes of saving the present s evil order of society. Had the big I business men refrained from exp plotting the people, had Idg- poli,1 tidint faithfully representevl them, p bad the ministers of the denominn(j tional churches faithfully preached the messages of truth, had all of ,f these refrained from deceit and ,1 hypocrisy, this great conflict would have lieen avoided. In this they n have failed, nnd God's day of judI, gment has come, p Speaking of the day now at hand ^ Jehovah said through his prophet • Joel: "Assemble yourselves, anil h come, all ye nations, and gather yourselves together round almu^* • • • I*t the nations lie awakened t und come up to tlie valley of Jehoit d

LEANDER S. CORSON j BUILDER ,1 1036 Wesley Avenue. •1 ; ■■■■-■ | <■ ' ' j ; OTIS M. TOWN SENI1 J BUILDER OFFICE: 8th St., «n-l Huven Ave. OCEAN CITY, N. J. 1 Only galvanized nails used on ex1 terior work. . _i r- I Plans and Eslimatni Furnished ',S All Work Guaranteed II _ J' LEWIS COSSABOON 'V Uontrartor and Builder '■ 226 Asbury Avenue 'M OCEAN CITY Phone 661 -J . SPEEDOMETERS e Installed Repaired a. and Tested * starter Generator ' and Ignition Work ' WILLIAM MAI.ONEY ic 29 S. Florida Avenue ir i ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. • THE SEVERN ° FORMERLY VERNON HALL " Rooidi wih Bosrd Table Bo«J OPEN ALL YEAR Wedey Avenue at Eighth St. t, ' MET t- WILLITS P. HAINES. M. D. :r Physician and Burgeon Oltirs Hoorv: S A. M. to > P. M. Diseases of Eye, Ear. Nose and y Throat nl rt.~ »• Ghmmwm* III Cor. Wesley Ave. and 9th St. te! — - — ■ — ALLEN CORSON, M. D. >" Off lire Hoorv : t IS 11 A. M.. ' !« • P- "• JOHN B. TOWNSBND. M. D. IS Offlrre Hoorv: « to 10 A. M, 1 to « P. «- 7 to ( P. M. ^ 824 WESLEY AVENUE OCEAN CITY. N. J. ,e IKLI. PHONE II 'y I ' — ' JJF.RSCHF.L PETI'lT. M. D. 1>" 807 Wesley Aveaae OCEAN CITY, N. J. •e oars Bream lUllLXl'SIP M. ,t Wet ss4 Ores- I W 1» A- v»lr

ad shaphat • * * The Ixml shall roar ' 1 o- nut of Ziun, and the heavens ( ecuf clesinstici-m ) and the earth (or- i ro ganizel Hodely ) shall shake; hut ' th the Ire.r.i will l>e thq hope of the i er people." — Joel 3: 11-16. Trouble Predicted Again through Jerimah he said: to "Behold, evil shall go forth from n- nation to nation, and a great whirl- 1 r* raised up fro mtho rousts of the r" earth. And the slain of the Lord 1 '« shall Ire- at that day from one end 1 ■" of the earth even the other'* 'e end of the earth; they shall not I* 1 'If lamented, neither gathered nor I •" buried." - Jeremiah 23: 32. 33. ' 1 The present onler of things can- ' 'I hot survive the -conflict for which ' 16 the nations are preparing mid to ' "I which tfiev are rapidly rushing, 1 lieeause of tlie terrible instruments;' of destrurtihii. W. 1_ Wanlen. of ' <* . the Joiinlon Mail, sajs: "The next . ' 'I war Will last but a few days. 1 1 ' mean it literally. And in those ' few days, with the new air and y gas attack which have lieen pkrnn- " if ; orl by liea.lquartor's staffs, LondOtl ' '; ' and Pari- will lie wiped out over 'j c night" Jesus described that eon-:'' y, flirt thus: "Then shall lie great [' e tribulation . such ns wns nut since ojthe beginning of the world to this ej time, nor ever shull lie. And ex-, v. e-rept those days should lie shorten-1 e.ed, there should no flesh he saved, e -Matthew 21: 21, 22. Then What K The tangible evidence indicates j- '• tlmt the next roi-ftict will lie within two or three years and of short. > i duration. The scriptures imiicate that the trouble. will reach a climax , in 192,"i : quickly Mini it:n*If t ffjout. The prophets Uien indicate

K Wm. h. Powell G .-jieral Contractor '• Grad.Lg and Street Hulldtni ,f Thin j -fourth »t. and Weat ave. '• OCHAN CITY. N. J. v He I Knee: J403 Cvnlrvl A noe I- H€" "*•"* Joj. Van G. Hoffecker j, -i architect 803 Jltbih Si. Oceaa City j <1 N. J. - L^e, r : ^ I BRECKLEY'S HOUSI' AND SIGN PAINTERS Clblton I- Breckley, Prop. Ready Mixed Paints, I-ead and. Oil 920 and 922 Asbury Avenue . Phone 856- W Now is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge e"| — ' Thomas J. Thorn FLORIST ! I 1128 Bay Avenue Ocean City New Jersey ; ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW j ANDREW C. BOSWELL Law Offices , MASTER IN CHANCERY Bream BalMInt— Aikrerv Arena* and Ilk OCEAN CTTT, N. J. | j ARCHITECTS ^ VIVIAN B. SMITH ir ARCHITECT (JJ Carer. nlre Trait Brelldln, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ENGINEERS Wm. H. Collisson, Jr. lore M. Am. Hrere. C K. ,l1 Civl Engineer and Snrveyor 1 cur Eajmmr. Ocreren Otr. N. J. BDICAL OHM Mmi rkrenre m IBM All T ta • P. M. ld John H. Whilicar, M. d. lit WESLEY AVENUE * OCEAN CITY, N. J. HUGH MS CENTRAL PHARMACY R Eighth St. and WcMey Are. ! Phone 245 J. ThotMey Hughes. P. 10. Pharmacia! In Chary* dTm. richardsTdTc. Doctor of CHIROPRACTIC Graduate of Palmei School of Chiropractic Office II rears: — Tuesdays, Thursdays; Satardays— 3 to 5 p. m- and 7 to 8 p. m. Wednesday and Prill day, 9 in 10 a. m. BaMay by Appointment Melt Phone 296-W. 413 NlMh St. Ocean City, N. J.

r' that thf.-e<®K have vviH rrv - 107: :\V?0). Tlie prophe'. Uagri state- that following t:-.i | 'That desire is for life, liberty and j . Tii is" great confiiet w ill awaken the people to the fact that the : which he tjjjight His followers t-, i pray. Then shall follow times ofj j restoration (Acts ,'i: 19-21 Jesus 'state.- tlurt for the. elect's sake , of trouble, and these shall lie the.--first ones that shall have the op- j t I portuniiy for, life. Ho says further t | that then they shall keep his say- , i ings.yshall not see death, and he i | that lives and believes in Him shall I 'never die. — John S: St. J I. 26. t l^-t the people take hope. The I: j day of deliveraneo is at hand. The :. j Irerrd is present and will bring or- ■ ider out of chaos, and grant life. 1 1 , liberty and happinc.-- to those who 't : and obey righteousness. What to Do. ' Many will ask, now what shall j . : i — — —

- Lord, all ye meek (teachable) of ' I purity t . represent the Lord. Bat -i i dei loying people, ','faiih in Jesus Clui.t as tlie Re-; .loenier of mankhul. They believe ■ that he is the son' of Uod. They ] believe in tlie resurrection, and , that the salvation of- man depends lure -beep amongst wolves in the IcYivlsinstirnl system. The lord love.: -them and i.. calling to them: I through his word: "Come out from ! j amongs t the wicked systems, that 'j- ■

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Fight ire On ! - The tim>- h-.- romr for truth to. triumph.. The fight hp on lo the ' ■ II! I Paintings Papevhanging interior Decorators 401 ASBURY AVENUE Ot l-tN CITY N. J. fliinic ;js Our Wall Paper is a veritable find. We aim to' please the pnrticnlnr. Just eome down and inspect our numerous designs. If you are crlUeal it may take you a long time to deride - the re arc so many patterns to , choose from - but the point Is that: I you can be suited exactly right nnd; at prices that will appeal to yon. ALFRED R. SMITH -v 1048 Asbury Ave. Occ-an Cltv New Jersey

the principal of the flock, made xtp « log bovine., men and big potihobl religion as « ■ ok f-r -eifi-h ttsos. Tho forces I (roth .ire t»vl hy Jesus Christ, I M. - mh. now here. In the i amo of Jams Christ, the . '• mi* of king., we sound the alarm. . appeal t.» nil Dm*# who havs i.'-f in G*re| JM..I In His Word, * ■ . -eHrevo that Jesus Christ ire Hi ' . lore.! <L.n and tho Sarior of ; -.inkind: to .eparato themselves from the nicked lyattm, domlnat. I by -elii-h men. and to take l heir stand upon the Lord's sidre, aiid doing this, receive tho hleres- ■ f this kingvlom which God *-* •' » bared for tlireni. These are ; njdlioiu now living that, ^e- ■ ohiing ohedlent to righteousnorea, •'■all never die. hut live forever Iff happiness. I u- II. ALBERT I OI.DFIELD OLDFTELD W. H. Oldfield and Son. TILE AND M ARBLE WORK j 912 CENTRAL AVENUE Rhone 229 -J Ocean City. N. J. Estimates Furnished OshsI I Mk.mlihlnf Si,, MreS* Walter E. AUen AWNING AND LINOLEUM WORK > WINDOW SHADES t Bourse Apartments j- • — - — OCEAN CITY. N. J. v — — — — — — — — ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL

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