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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. SATURDAY. APRIL 21.1 928. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW issued Daily Except Sunday '-- . Mcnibry of Tlie AMMOciatrd I'rrM. The Afeoclaled I'renu la exclusively entitled to the tian for republi cation of ull new dlgpau-ht-a ci t.-ditfU to it or not ethti wine credited in this paper and to afl local rivwn puoiluhvU hernia. All rights of republica tion ot special diHpaic-hea hwioin mo aUo rcnurved. a V. BATES UEKT (. liATKS M Entered as second class matter ' uu&euuig, vrufcuii, uiiuvi AVI ui niurcu , ioiy. SUBSCRIPTION HATES Daily, per year, by mail..; ! Dally bix months, by mall , ; Daily, three months, by mail..... Daily, single mouth, by mail . . i iJttily, by earner, per uiuutu ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 19. THE KINSHIP The radio is a wonderful isn't really new. There has j. i i i u j 4 telepathy, by which men and tvorld could communicate and t r r. i viw " K if into the nir over Ireland, headed west and sped out over the Atlantic, carryinit three brave men on.a desperate, gal- I lailt attempt to fly to America. Radio, cable and printing press spread the news all over fast as the news traveled, it did f, wave of sympathy-and hope tinents.' In New York and people paused in their round i; tify themselves, in spirit, with t . t ii r; piane. umer jirouiems were, lor me moment, iaiu aside; preestime there haa been no com rji the dangers and the strain of the three aviators went far Palnt c'd '.rom. a.ny flk' livin' J on-invisible wliigs and entered ji ant men and women. Through ed' that the nlano had been lost l and sorrow of people across the ocean. And when the wires t- . ' . . ..I :;g flashed the news that plane and aviators were' safe, we were in united by a common thrill, niade one by a common prayer t. I ,-,, .. , 1 .. 1 lunlrfn nnuci T in o of on nil ,1,. 1, 1,,. !, i l,l ,...,., u v.. ...... u.i.uu... A.ib. tyj, c.b-L . all men. Americans. Germans. aii related, deep down, and bur age even though our tongues do not. The daring of one 01 UB is a source of prido 'toJall. ' ;Tho misfortune of one of us makes a common sorrow for all. That mysterious telepathy, stranger than ijny miracle of radio, carries our moods to distant lands and proves pur inborn brotherhood. , And that, hi the last, analysis, is the real .value of these trans-Atlanth, flights the failures as well as the success. They make mani fest this hidden relationship they set this psychic telepathy iit motion and wo fcaliae our kinship. Each event of thu kfiid creates a new bond. Each one helps to submerge our differences. Each one gives lis added reason for daring of a Jlny we can openly realize and when- that day conies, wo will Peace. READY FOR Kansas City is preparing to spend half a million dol lars on, a municipal deck and terminal facilities, in prepara tion for the establishment of a government barge line on tho Missouri river. This venture doubtless will prove a good one, not only for Kansas City and neighboring cities,, but even for the railroads although some railroad men have boon wondering if the barge lino will not take away some of. their business.- The other government barge lines have helped tho railroads. iiiey have done this not only by act ing as "feeders" for rail center, but by promoting general prosperity and enhancing tlie mo)timciit of goods. The rail roads need not fear this latest development. ; o ' ( ' TWO CREWS ON THE S-1 The submarine S-'l, which rested on the bottom of the sen off Providence, Mass., for three months, a temporary tomb for her entire crew, has been repaired and is once more afloat, ready lo go back into service. One rather im agines thai the members of the crew will have to be men of iron nerves. Tho submarine is, of course, as safe as any other now yet a man with too much imagination might easily get the creeps serving aboard it. Imagine curling up in a bunk and meditating that that very bed stayed under wa ter for three ninths, with a lifeless sailor stretched out on it! The S-l must carry a crew of ghosts in addition to her regular complement. Let's hope that the sailors will bo able to ignore them, COMING EVENTS Cut out this list of dales of outstanding events for the yenr nnd keep it in your pocket for handy reference. Wntch for changes and additional announcements ns they may be arranged. Group Meeting nnd Merchandise School - of WincheHtcr-Sintmona Dcnlers , California Good Will Cttrnvim Kiwania Governor's Conference ., 1 Chrin-rinn Church Dcdirntion ; County Truck nnd Field Meet I Primary Lloction State Convention of Businesa and Professional Women'i Clubs I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge ' Strawberry Carnival Federal Land Dank Convention Slil-e Convention of G. A. and W. H. C .. Epwortli League Institute on State P. T. A. Convention National Flection Slate Horticultural Meeting by The News-Review Co., (no. President and Manager , .....Secretary-Treasurer May 17, 1920, at the post offioe at ........ $4.00 ..... , a.uo . , l.ou ,. ,. .6y . .,... ,6u OF DARING invention, but' after all it. always bedn a sort of natural ii i ii i. women scattered all over tho share their emotions in times . M i , j. - 'iiiaii iiiuiiujimiic ut Europe and America.' Yet, not outdistance the sudden that sped over the two-con Berlin, in Paris and London, of work and diversion to iden- the three men in the mono- .... .. the hearts of millions of dist- the long hours when.it seenl- at sea we shared the siisiienso Ull, l UVVJICl J11101H1J UUkVViJUII Freni-hmpn. If.no-lish un nrn hearts speak the same langu acknowledge our, unity. And not , bo far .from : universal BARGE LINES - IN ROSEBURG April 20 April 29 May 5 May 6 May I 2 May 18 May 18-19-20 ...May 21-22-2.1-24 May 24-25-26 June 23 .... K. June 27-28-29 Liltlc Uiver site ... July 9-16 October (no dale set) November 6 Dec. 1 2-1 3-M PPUNE PICKING "Qr 0?euT S; Cat e 5 It's been n Heckuva time since We've called , Your attention to BAWTH NIGHT And as we should Now be engaged In Spring housecleanin' We suggest that Your scour the tub And soak yersclf Awhile tonight v Owin' to the fact that the village beln' dolled up fr the numerous ; conventions to be held here this yr. w. ,uaoest that the Business and Prof. Wimmen's Club appoh. a committee to tie riooon cows on the wreckage of the Dysinaer mill, u, u , , T .T ... u. ' '.of'., rural genu 7.hv in"to te candidate, were dern busy along .n.mu . it. hi hJ ,H t ,h. .y,m. tim. lv? th.rP on!1 tho same time glvin their op. . ponents a kick In the seat of the trousers. Johnny Throne dropped into ourRH ,, au(,ralonii .. sanctum thl. a. m. with a hokav of roses which he picked while on mi "J "w. the way to work this a. m. Up till I along the route he traveled. Leftenant Slator Miller, formerly Honolulu with a hride. which isl"!" ""l 0B''n "onv ccoruiu t?"!1"" brJ?aJn' ?ome a u?!e. t0 "is Paw. Slator deplores the fact that the residential section of the '"" ,"'!t!"d,ln,' un,l.ncle".T of the neighborln' hills as he is i..i... "... j. c. WUIIUCI III WWfc IIIO IMUK UU "II WV tid' now' Another feller has flown over the N. Pole in an alrpiane which ib Just another inspiration for the writers of gasoline advertisements. r V They hung a couple fellers down to Salem yesllddy while a bunch of sheepish lookin' spectators stood by. Most of the gals are lettln' their hair grow out as they are gittln' dern tired of washin' their neck and ears. 'T' The Portland newspapers won't hafta publish a comic section to morrow. All they'd hafta do is Is sue passes to watch the Beavers lose a double-header. Trout fishin' Is still the popular pastime, most of the fishermen be In" lucky to have wives that know( now to open a can 01 .aaranicB. - - LAFE PERKWMS SEZ ''I met a feller yostlddy who lets his wife shave him. Gosh but scm men have nerve." PnQQirCQITMtf MAQH 1 J?7 !Z10?J ! RESULTS SENTENCE ! ONE YEAR IN PEN T. P. Lealherwood. of Oakland, who wns arri'Hlod recently charged with possession of mash was sent enced to one yenr iu the peniten tiary by Circuit Judge J. W. Ham ilton today. Lealheiwootl was ir rested when officers found n large quantity of mush near bis homo. Ho waived grand jury in dictment, and entered a plea of guilty to l ho charge brought on ln- Iniiiint fin II ed liv I hn (UhLi'IcL at torney. As this was Leather- wood's sec(nid offense 'lie was! given a penitentiary sentence. lo'l,,aVw -o'l"' l'" served 6D days in jail following his arrest In .March. IU21, on a similar chiu go. Farmers everywhere) tire buying that Hod Strand longer life teno ; hii nan i.i nr.; mn ctmtvttti a Chenowuth, Onland, Oro. SIDE GLANCES Ot; tt mu ivtm mc. "Vou tan Uk my turn at bit, a HEAD LOCAL STORE Mav tu has been ,l,nlilti..iv fined as the date for the opening1 of the new Montgomery Ward auu Company store la Koseburg, . ac i cording to C. M. Cogswell, field ; representative in charge of real eauiu and research work lor tue cumpauy, who was in Hose-burg to-1 ,iuv ,.,uii.,. ih.. ,.r..iiiti.....v ruiiKemeuts for tlie opening. J. A. Caraway, lor many years connected with tho J. C. Penney bioio in Uomfburg, bus been ap pointed manager tor tliu local lit ore, after having spent tao patl (wo inonthK In various stores ot the mail order firm in other cities studying the methods ot Mout- goinery Ward & (.'o. Air. Caraway is expected to arrivo in itoseburK soon after May mat ami iviu i. sonaiiy uirect me receiving ana preparation of meicuaiid.se. tll'O- ,a "lury " n ppeuins. ! U'J'tam by Z, ZLZ Ka,nds imoro Uuuipment Conmration in ' ' ' , 1 , "u ""f"1,11"0 R,r8 ' ua 'fml dL""K'll ""","-'d 10 BlV0 lu utmost dlsu av arranuenient. fred Laws, installation superln- tendent for Momgoniery v.uio teills sl.vU,m R situation us one -li- CO., Will COme tO KOSehltl-g SB BOOH ,ni.,. lfl Un nr tln-., mui-riiui.. in lie lilti'rnlliiiiH jii-o ent.tiilor.'il . V.. V. . . ' J ' " to install the fixtures. All work of remodflliiK has been (lone by local labor under me per sonal supervision nnd direction of S. K. Sykes, owner of the building, whose aim has been ui iii...i' ...... the boat looking store In Rnse hurg. Tile planning and remodel- plans furntRhed by a corps of ex- en store myout men retained Dy the company at Chicago who aluo planned the flxlure layout accord- lug to the latest Ideas in store ar- rnnKemenl. ... Local help will bo employed In- tho store which, by lhe way, is lo ho strictly a rem II store carrying a well selected line of general merchandise, selected from lhe mail order catalog and eoiiiirlKiug princlpii.lly tlreH. anln nr.eesKnrles. hardware, sporting goodH, hotise furfiishlngH, furniture, dry goods, shoes, inen's and nova tlmnnig and women s reatly-tn-wear. I'i nd dilion to the retail service offered. the storo will act as an agency for mall order customers, handling or ders tnniiiriei nml n,l I,,: n,.,,,i 1 " 11 situation mat cannot De 01 11-I upon a Clirisllan basis, we sutler waiu tne cunuieii. v uere uieiu with' tho firm's imi i ,X1 ' 1 "" """ mlstkC!i n ""cr crwiso Improved, and it Is no 1 loo much today both from the is no love ot children, no upprecla wnn no urms usual policy 01 sat- maii allli that hr.vinir been made. .,:i, . ,i.-i.ii... .i. . i.i i. .i.-. ,.r .i, ..j i.u,,. l mmuiiuii yu.iraui.veu, llie uonfy unnn which lh firm him hnlli !i enwmoua enormous business. Announcements of "- nn'-'r', Mr. Cogswell says, will be mailed to the 1:1.415 customers ol uie mail order firm- who reahle in (he irn-lu territory surrounding Itosehuig. i nese announcements lake sonn1 twelve hundred bounds of iirlnleil matter. The Bhimlm for Iho mailing will in purchiiHrd in ituHt'hiirg. AccunlinB lo (he cxporlcnco ol othr-r citicH In wlilrh MoniKonifi-y Wurd atoroB are located, RohpIhuk is BOhoduled to have ono of the Kientost shonpliiB days In its his- tory on the day tho new storo oi'ena. The atlendanco at ICu ien.-. when tho store opened there lsi STihr;. ,X.(XT, located in Pendloion MHivtr, 1,1 view, Rvorott, llelllngbam anl Wenatchoe was similar, i.oi-al nier chautH in those towns say they have been acreeablv Hnrnrinnl tne impoius given buslnoss In all fines by tlie advent or IIk-hu stores. CREW TO START WORK ON NORTH UMPQUA ROAD m, Mll',,? mt' WIl ' a loam will Steamboat to clearing (be Thorn are a in i"1'11 "H'qua roail number of slides to he removed and some grading to be done. Tho crew will get the road in shape lor working with a grader as soon the wfathor will normit. Carl iNeal, forest supervisor, states thnt j By George Clark I'll wUch tin bby." I Tt: Mark 10:1-18 -, And he arose from thvuee, and coineth into the coasts of Judea, by the farther side of Jordan: and the people rusoil unto him aguiu; and. as he 23 wont, li taught them again. I And tho Pharisee's u Ami tho I'linrijaro came to hint, and aaked ' him, l it lawful (or tu uut utvav ilia witti le.niDtfUi; him. "tan to put " ay his w ife! leinptlnB And he ansuered and said unto them. What did Moses command you? And they said, Moses suffered to write a bill of divorcement, and lo I,ul lli r a'y- And Jesus answered and said unto them, For the harduuss of your heait he white you this precept: . . , lul ,10'n 1110 beginulng of tho creation God made them male'and fomale. ' . , ' f or "' causo Bhail man leave to his wile The International Onifcrm Sun day School Lescon for April 22. Jesus and the Home. Mark 10:1 16. BY WM. E. GILROY, D. D., Editor of The Congi egationanst A lesson dealing wlih the Christ ian family, and. the home ideals as sociated wilii tiie teaching ' of 1...... l,.lnu ... Il.o ....... of ,, lt lhe ,osl at.u() ,)10)lems . Z"? 5 rlac uivorce In the various ' slates lo illscover that this is true. I '' mopoilion vaiies frmn about ! .n ,.. i ,h,T ' .i,h ,.,,:, : ... ....... .. . ...... . .. . , atatea wiin uie worst recoru. As happens in almost every similar social situation thoro are those who would seek the cure in encouuLi;nig what others would rcgatil aa at best a milder form of the disease. This would seem to he involved Jn the schenie of "coinpauioliatu marriage" propos ed I; Judge I.lndsey of Denver. Can ilie ulneaso that at'fecis lhe ilomP ,, ,.u ,laa weakened the Bancllty r ,e marriaRe relation ,.,,.,, ,,y cocealoI1 to humlm weakn,.s8 or by arrangements that have temporary ends in view? Sense of Obligation Can a hoPlie wim a lhat tll0 llm,Hl ,, ,,! has imparted to .1...1 ...,..i i, .,.hn.i 1 ,,',ii.1i..,ii-i,...-n n,.-.. i'n ., ,i,,,L er sense of obligation between in- dlvldu.iis and in joint relntlon to lh , inc-iloB of love' and loy- red nboul a marrliiKe that in priin soclely, than Is involved in com-' uitVi ,lf ,i,tuiri confidence, munuil ,tlco produces all Uie canons uf ., " "'" or weakens the bond of marriage as 11 nas atinineu us climax ill Chrislmn ideals? .i,,,., u,i,i ,,.,..,. .-ar-ilti,,,! 1. . . ,httt Benoial ,ntM0 i8 little hope of the esiahlishnumt . . .m " -JL 1 '."'"' trail and telephone crews are start ing work next week in the Tlllur ctistrlet, and that other crows will be sent out soon. There has uphii Homo delay in getting work stalled due to rainy weather. since his conviction. Birccr I L- I .1 , -ii . i ? ; hired another killer to work tor; him, paying JiU lor each shot! Hint entered the body ot the. man picked tor den' th." Thd gangster's eflort to kill himselt may hfive been due to fear that I be would be unable to keep his j nerve facing (he hangman. ; v v v I There tiro old maids In Turkey ' lor the first linu$ sime Mohutn-' ined, recognizing man's weakncHS, allowed him a tew more wives than one. Living has gone up 200 per j cent since before the war. I'olyg-1 amy has 4eon abolished. Turkish ; women wear Kuroiean clolhing, no longer veil nnd dress liLsiing u ; lifetime. NO CHANGE IN SERVICE HOUR AT EPISCOPAL CHURCH Itev. Uimiiflls of St. Cicorgon ' Kpiseopul chit rch in this city to day nnnoum-ftl that. " ihere has been no choline in the hour nf th levelling stirvicf-s at. his church nnd ' ibey will start, as usual a I 7 : UiYloek. An item In lust night's j News-Hoview stated that all the ii huri-hes ol the city bad .changed Mho hour of starling the evening services to eiuht oclork. bill Kev. liuunells says the services at the fcplseopal church start at 7 :!iu o clock throughout the entire oar. For sale John nee re 3-bnttom, 10-tnch qrchaid tractor plow, now, for $lJ5. Stearns & Chenowelh, Oaklatid, Oregon. DAILY WEATHER REPORT . j V. S. Woaihsr Durenu Oltice, Hoaeburg, Oregon. Jtata reported by E. II. Fletchor, Meteorologist In charge. i Uammotrie pfossuro (reduced j j to sea level) 5 a. in. lUoiattve humidity 6 p. ui. yet- j U'lilay (per cent ) WJ Prectp. in inches and Hundredths; Highest temperature yesterday Mi -Lowell temiH'iatuie lai niht Aveirtge teuiperatme Ir me I day Normal iemperiULt! lor this ; ilate . " . .... Precipitation, lust 2A Ihhiik . .ns Tola! preclp. since 1st month 3.77 Normal prerip. for this mouth 2.27 , Total preclp. I rem Sept. 1. 19J7, to date S6.17 Avnme prwip. from Sept. 1, K77 To' hi doiicteticy binoe Sept. 1, l'j27 , .'2.77 ' Average soitsomit mt'eifi. Sept." to Wy, Inclusive .fit. II loreiTtl for southwest OroBtm: ! Kai! toutbt aiid Sun-Jay; uut uiucii ' cJiaagt? Iu ttnnratui. jTo'dayf Ountlnued from page 1.) j had twice tried to kill himself! WEEKLY SUNDAY JESUS AND him. his Taliier and mother, and cleave ' ' : ' responsiniiny, alio mutual sacrt- the Ihinirs llial are nil nil- s,rlncd In the teaching of Jesus. There are situations where dl- ..voire is the comiiionsense solution .1 .. . , , .nun ui nun 1 nitt 10 uiase is sane- lll-v 1-Pend Upon merely formal ' things rather than upon the inner '"fiuw. :ior is mere animng sae- The TinyniileB were tickled pink, and very much relieved lo tnliiK Unit tJiey were absolutely sale Irom any soil of harm; Tao birds were kind as kind could he. boon Suou,y R'Rhed, and said, "Ah me! '1 was fotiiith that we worried. Thl,re (s rms, fnr aa,m -i feared the birds would petit I us all, ahd chase us out. and muk fail. What saved us "was ihn crackers that we fed them, I'll just I bet. 1 guess that we will always) tmd il pays lb try . and be real kind, for in return, it se ms to me, It s kindness that you get." The small birds then negan lo i squeal. "Oil, my. they want an-' otner meal," said Coppy. "I vo j some crackers left. Come help mot (,H'U them, please. To hoid t:io crackers waB a thrill. The birds J wouid snap them Willi .their hill. ee Clowny-'d jerk ttuin back u! bu. Ho Was an awful teaso. "Ob, watch the sun, somebody ( cried. "It's sinking o'er the moun-J lain side. The nighttime's coining J on, I guess. We'll sleep rljjht in j this nest." And shortly they could' hardly see. 'Twas just as dark as it could he. The buns nnd TiuioH cuddled up to gel u good night's , rcsl. " j When morning -came tho sun rnse high to brighten up tne piei ty sky. The Tiniefi 'wnfco and siii'ieht'd a bit, Then Coppy said, "Oh, gee, I wish lhat w- could have a ride out with tho birds, lo flip ami gthle. The air is so re freshing thai, 'twould quite appeal i to me." I Tlie big birds seemed to nnder-j stand. Within Iheir bills they t:oi;:ed a Imnd of vifto and stretched it out real straight, and Seotity yelled, "Hurray! I'pon this vine we All wilt sji,. Thorr'fi room eiifMifch for us to Tit." And. as they took their places, boib tlie big PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE GAMES ( s..cl.tli Iir l,oiMfI Win?) T!;o Missions nnd " the lleuvrrs vent 12 hectic Innings yesterday before Harry Creen, Mission out fielder, got a toe houl on one i liert Cole's fast ours mid i rackcil il out of (he park, flrivfng three runners home nhnd oi mm. 'Cteen wallop cave the Missions their third strain lit win over Port land, 9-5. Tat lories: Moiling and hahtuin. Vhitn'.v; Frf-rich, Wat hop, Colo nnd Hego, Aiusmith. ibn-o Seattle p.tciirs RsconIil (ho mound In tlie tlrst inuintf KHHtst Hoiiywomt m'loro tne stele ua8 nnired. and only one or ih-m, t1 nam. proved etfoctlve. The Stars sctired nine runs In that owning frame, aud the margin 1' roved enough for nn evrutual vie- lot?, W-h. Untterics: Murphy and Aiuew, ldciiaut. iartw, QrlJitti SCHOOL LESSON THE HOME And they twain shall be oue flesh; so then they are no more twafu, but one flesh. What tl.eiefore God hath joined together, let uot man put asunder. And in the house hid disciples asked him again of the same mailer, t a...i i... ...it. i.., u-hnva, th-.n i.ih fiw-av hltt wile, and imuv another, conimlttotli ilduIterV against her. . ... ... . ...... .... .. i ...... .- mi. anti it a wfcinan hiiuii pm away ner uuuuaim, nun uo ........ . -.. other, ahe conimiiteih adultery. And they brousllt yoil! children to him. that ho should touch them: and 111 daiciplea rebuked thobe that brought them. Uot when Jesua daw It. ho was much displeased, and said unto them. Suffer tb little children to oome unto me, and forbid them not; for of such is the kingdom of God. Verily I say unto you, Whosoever shall not receive tho kingdom of Hod us a little child, ho shall not enter therein. And ho took them up iu his ortns, put lia hands upon them, and blessed them. st-sf' ' - . ' -ovr a f i love aud righteousness. I R.cnnstrur.tinn I A proper recognition of this would heln very much toward j sane reconstruction of marriage 1 disrupt the Institution on the child life, such as is forever beau basis of radical assumptions and tifully typified in the attitude of from those who meet all the ills ana evils or nomo ami nmrrica lite f ii " . ': totjua1 Kau.iMT.arr. trjjf READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE birds flew away. i (The Tinymites meet the old man of the mountains in the next H!id Schmidt. I'arkor. 444v Led by St Itulmorirh with five . u:?z: : i fights last night ? rilillrnlii luilli'la niorrlli.ssl;.- nni (tuntt'il to an 1 1-4 vlriory. ilntter- , t's: Sh. Sitmli'tmi, I 'an! ii-1.1 mui i IM II 1. A li;i.l 'III A. Mnlr tial I Kix'liliT, lliirris; l'lllt nml San- j ls''"''. WaahiiiRton. sloppi'il Kill i Imtk. t j Matlhi'wa, 1 lull Initiri'. -1. 1 Siinrine fiftvi'ii iiiiir In inn rtnnt ; IWlSTtiN. -- ScrRi-Hnt Knniniy tliri-o limilma. San rraiii'.iiuiii bnr-; IM'v. !' York.' ilrlrali-il L lyilc It'll till' OakR linilcr an avHlanntif l'". Sinllll llakola,-In. ot IiIih ami tallies lo win. Hi-,N. Six' HUNVEtl. Al.Vflli'r. Illllfncs. liasea on IiiIIb, i liila nnd lour t-r- j Mnnniim, 1 firlin itnlly knnrkiM out. rors contiilHititi io il,.. i::kcniia- j 'hRrlln Ixmc, tlinalia. In. Tony ors' il..fi-Ht. Hnili rlra: Uult. f lonltl. ' ' "l"nit. Hork Island, knockeil out liaBlla, Atllt anil llool. Mitclwil May anil Sprint. riinoVI, piano Ijiut. l'hono 1S9-L DR. NERBAS DENTIST PlnlM Entractlon Ga When De.ire.' Pyorrhea Treated PtlriDe 4S8 Jilnsonlc Dlrlg. with tho. assumption that there Is something that makes a marilaRu sacred even w hen no senno oi' lovo or holiness is present in the min is and experiences of lho.se who ha.'u assumed It as a Iccal obligation. I It we perceiveu more cie.iri.v me (one sure spiritual fuuuuailon nf ' true maiTiage and home me, we 'should aUiitess onrse.ves more vigorouslv toward building up right ideals and right practice ratner man to mere superficial manipulation uf laws elthor for radical or for conservative ends. Here, aa in the wholu rango of . his teaching. Jesus brings us pack to elemental tt nth and tile ele mental laws that govern right llv- ins. There Is 110 miraculous power lhat will niako the homes uf a nation great, or lhat will make married and family life beautiful, if tnose who are responsible for these homes neglect their duties and the prlviiftcs of love. Ol coui.se oue must recognize that many of the most serious eviis 111 tne home arise from pres ent conditions, economic and so cial. It would be interesting 10 uiscover how many of the jars and dir.rupilons of family lite cen ter around the question of money and of Inadequate wages to sup port one s liomu and tamily ' Willi reasonable comtorl. Uut even here the world is apt to lot-got that many of the happiest marriages and of tho truest homos hare boen established and maintained under conditions approaching pov erty. . ; One only needs to read the rec ords ol tlip divorce courts In seo that In mauled life money Is nut a great promoter of happiness, -The Children t Perhaps wu touch the deepest of all things tu relation to tne homo in the attitude of Jesus to- the Maiiter, there cannot he tho coiKimon s lor nit u i 'ainon.e. story.) .(Copyright in I nr. l i Aliueli s, .1. HDI.LVWtKll). ),.rt folima. Whtttior, Calif., won by li-clinical knoc knut ovor Lew Cliontcr. Penn sylvania, 7. KAN IHKCO ltayiiionil Montoy. Sim Ilii-eo. an. I Flash Hustings. Nehrayka. ilrf-w, VI. TAMI'A. Fla. 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