IMPROVED CRIM OUTLOOK SUNDAY Lesson By REV. H. FITZWATER, D.D. The New Year's Bible in the Old Testament SUNDAY Lesson for October 31 HEW DOWN THE CORRUPT TREE WORLD'S TEMPERANCE SUNDAY. LESSON TEXT: Every tree that brings not forth fruit is hewn down, and fast into the Matt. 7:1. PIANO TREE: Good Trees and Had Trees. LESSON TEXT: A Happy Axe for a Corrupt Tree. INTERESTING AND FURNISHED TOPIC The Knots of the Kingdom Taffeta. Every tree and Aurifer tree Completely, The Law of the Tree Traffic. The following, having completed the amendment of the laws of the Kingdom, the application as follows: 1. Entrance into the Kingdom Urged, (w. U), There are two ways only. Before each one life might be death, heaven and hell. The grand incentive held out is that it is the way to life. He just as plainly declares that the gate affording an entrance is straight and the way narrow. But while it is straight and narrow, it is an open gate, and all are invited to enter. Through the gate that leads to eternal life, straight and the way narrow in the beginning, it broadens out in every respect until the fullness of life is realized. On the other hand, the way which at first seems broad and pleasant becomes the way of the most abject slavery and limitation. H. Warnings Against False Teachers (vv. 15-20). Their real existence (v. 1-2). Ever since God has had a people, false prophets and teachers have appeared among them. That they appear everywhere need not be all surprise as, for Christ foretold that such should be the case (Matt. 2-11). Their nature (v. 15). (1) They are hypocritical. The Devil does his most successful work by misquoting a sense of light (II Cor. 11:14. 15.) His ministers appear in this way and turn people from the narrow to the broad way. If the evil one would appear as he really is, his success would not be great. From the day when he appeared to Eve in the garden until this present time, his success has been due, to his ability to deceive. (2) They are destructive. This is suggested by their being ravening wolves. It is when the wolf is in sheep's clothing that he does his most destructive work. It is so today. False teachers are doing their most deadly work while pretending to be loyal to the Bible and to Jesus Christ. 3. The unfailing test (vv. 10-18). "By their fruits ye shall know them." Every tree bears its own kind of fruit. Nature is inexorable in her laws as to this. One thing they search the universe in vain for an exception to this law. It is equally true in the spiritual world. There is a vital connection between the faith of the heart and the fruit of the life. That which comes out in the conduct was first in the heart. A right heart is essential to right conduct. 4. Their ultimate end (v. 10). All false teachers shall be finally punished by being cast into the fire. Although God has infinite patience and bears long, he will see to it that this work does not go on forever. III. The Dangers of Empty Profession (vv. 21-2), Merely calling Christ "Lord" will not answer for doing his will. One may even do supernatural works and not be saved (vv. 22, 2:). Not all supernatural works are divine. There is a supernatural world of evil. It is the business of every believer to test the spirits (1 John 4:1, 2). You Have a Printing Want WE WANT TO KNOW WHAT IT IS Putting out good printing is our business, and when we say good printing we don't mean fair, but the best obtainable. If you are "from Missouri" give us trial and we will Show You THE & Co. Morristown, Tenn. Separation from God (2:2), You may be a Sunday school teacher or preacher, and even perform many mighty works, its casting out devils, denting the sick, and yet dear from Jesus Christ, the King, the awful destruction "I never knew you, depart from me." IV. The One and Only Safe Way (vv. 24, 2:2). 1. Hear the sayings of Christ (v. 24). To do this you must give attention to reading the word of God. Avail yourself of every means at your command to become acquainted with God. 2. You who Christ commands (vv. 24, 29). One must put to practice Christ's teaching. Hearing and doing the teachings of Christ is building upon the solid rock. Christ Jesus, the Rock of Jesus, is the only right foundation upon which to build. Such building cannot never be destroyed by flood and storm. Hearing and not doing Christ's singing is building upon the sand, which in the time of the storm of our wrath and judgment will be truly destroyed. The obedience must follow hearing Christ. A Prayer. That it may please Thee to wean my affections from all things below; and to me with an angel in heaven; and finally to make me partake of all Thy blessings and promises in Christ Jesus; I beseech Thee to hear me, Good Lord. From Thee's Devotions. 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There Is perhaps 'no way of nscer taiulng the number of deaths or serl ous disablements which ' result from lack of proper wtfeuards or prompt emergency treatment It is safe to es Bert they number tho'rnmls dally There can be no doubt that the appli cation of First Aid methods to each ense would immeasurably lighten thf country's toll of suffering mid death. The dissemination of First Aid train ing and information has already pro duced a farrenchitig and beiieiiclal in fluence In the prevention of accidents on. railroads, In mines and In great in dustrial concerns. The benefit or a widespread knowl edge of First Aid In the event of a great disaster, such as a train wreck, an explosion, an earthquike, etc., Is obvious. Ixiytnen.who have had First Aid training can render efficient as sistance. Many lives may depend upon such emergency care. Red Cross First Aid work includes (1) the formation and conduct, through Red Cross chapters, of classes for instruction in accident prevention and First Aid to the injured men and women in all communities and in every industry; (2) the introduction of courses of instruction in high schools and colleges. The Red Cross is prepared to supply First Aid books and equipment at reasonable prices. Every person in this country able to do so should, in his own interest, receive Red Cross First Aid Instruction. Information about the course and instruction classes may be had at the nearest chapter headquarters. In giving of thine alms, inquire not so much into the person, as his necessity. God looks not so much on the merits of him that requires, as to the manner of him that relieves. If the man deserves not, thou hast given to humanity. Quarles. Think of Our Own Sins. So long as we are full of self, we are shocked at the faults of others. 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Bachelor Tells Judge He's His Nephew's Mother CHICAGO. A bachelor, home loving, quiet, and honest, told Judge Sheridan E. Fry of the Court of Domestic Relations that he is the real mother of his four-year-old nephew. He is Charles Rogers. It was Mrs. Samuel Rogers who brought her husband to the Domestic court some time ago, asking for support. They had had difficulties and had separated temporarily. Before the separation, the two had been living with Mr. Rogers' mother and this brother. "I want my baby with me now," the mother said. "He's mine and I want him." "There isn't any trouble," Samuel Rogers assured Judge Fry, "except the boy is better off with his grandmother." "I am really fond of my sister-in-law," said Charles Rogers. "I've always liked her, and my brother and I have had no trouble. But neither of them knows the first thing about taking care of a baby. I have been the mother of that infant ever since it came into the world. When he had measles I was the one who walked the floor with him all night. When he had whooping cough I was the nurse. The real parents didn't even get up to give him a drink while he was so sick. "I don't think either of them is fit to take care of the boy and they know my only interest is for the boy's sake. "I love him and I feel that he needs proper supervision. I go home now every night and build toy houses for the lad, and play with him, and tuck him into his little bed at night." "Let the boy stay with his uncle a couple of weeks longer," Judge Fry said, "and you parents find out where you are going to live. Make a permanent home some place, and then come in and we will talk it over." Chancery Sale of a Valuable Farm No. 1813 MARSHALL BELLIS, 15 T AL. SALLIE ROOSEVELT, E I AL. In the Chancery Court at Utica Tentifrice. In obedience to an order of the Court of Chancery, I, the undersigned, Sheriff of the County of Utica, Territory of New Mexico, hereby give notice that on the 8th day of May, A.D. Clerk's Court, at Butler, Tenn., made at Chambers on the 4th day of October, 1920, I will on. SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1920 at 10 o'clock, p.m., in front of the Court house door in Rutland, Tenn., sell to the highest and best bidder the tract of land in said county, described, and known as the "Lot in the Civil District of Granville County, Tenn., and owned by two septarate deeds but adjoining each other and bounded by one general boundary as follows: 1. The land on the north by Clinch River, on the south by the lands of James Perry and Fate Cabbage, on the east by the lands of James Perry and on the west by the lands of James Clibb, containing 200 or 600 acres. 2. The timber on the premises, on the premises, will be sold except the sugar tree and beet, and the two beads, and the rights therein which have been conveyed to Edgar Perry by deed of record in the Register's office of Granville County, Tenn. Vol. 14P page 75. TERMS OF SALE Sale will be made of said lands for one third cash in hand on the day of sale. and the remainder on a credit of one and two years thereafter taking notes, with approved personal security, with interest from date, and returning a lien on the land for further security, selling the lands in separate lots or tracts according to the deeds conveying the same as set out in the bill and decree in this cause, and then selling the same as a whole and reporting the sale bringing the greater price. This October 6th, 1920. W. T. Phillips, Clerk and Master. Rogers, Stooksbury, Boelerei Taylor Solicitors. Invented First Chronometer. 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