ANCIENT TOMB NEAR
ALGIERS AWES ARABS
Antedates Christianity by
at Least Two Centuries.
P a ris.— A m ysterio u s tomb, regarded
w ith awe by the lo w ly A ra b s o f the
' region, stands on the crest o f a lo fty
I h ill, about f if t y m iles fro m A lg ie rs.
I t Is know n as Le T oinhenu de la
C hretlenne. the to m b o f th e C h ris tia n
* wom an, a lth o u g h F rench scholars re-
1 gard It, w ith o u t proof, ns a P unic
s tru c tu re a n te d a tin g the C h ris tia n era
| by n t least tw o centuries.
So lit t le Is a c tu a lly k n o w n o f th is
m ausoleum th a t sm all w onder is occa
stoned by the fa n ta s tic legend handed
down about It In t r u ly O rie n ta l style
th ro u g h o u t
the
co u n trysid e .
The
A rabs them selves call It K lio u r E r-
Ito n m in , w hich means European o r
C h ris tia n tombs, the use o f th e p lu ra l
suggesting th a t th e y regarded I t as a
m u ltip le tomb.
Even th e ir legend
th ro w s lit t le lig h t on the o rig in o f the
stran g e edifice.
T he m ystery th a t hangs a b o ut I t Is
deepened by c u rre n t A ra b legends,
w h ich Im p ly the fixed b e lie f th a t much
undiscovered trea su re lies b u rie d In
side.
A t the to p o f the h ill w h ich rises a
thousand feet above th e M e d ite r
ranean. th is e x tra o rd in a ry re lic o f an
..
I ' ' ^ “ y rears its e lf an a d d itio n a l 100
feet. T he s tru c tu re Is a c irc u la r mass
o f dressed stone, at least 200 fe e t In
diam eter.
INDIAN RED BUGS
RICHLY ENDOWED
W ealth y B anker L eaves $100,-
0 0 0 for R est H om es.
A llah a b a d ,
In d ia .— One
hundred
th ou-and d o lla rs fo r a home o f rest
fo r bugs (th e I r r ita tin g In d ia n red
bug» Is the strange legacy le ft by a
M a rw a ri h a n ker m illio n a ire named
S o tli B u d d h im ai, who died re c e n tly In
S lh o ri state, ce n tra l In d ia .
.Soth B u d d h im ai set aside a q u a rte r
o f a m illio n rupees (w h ic h is ro u g h ly
$100,000 real m oney) fo r the b u ild in g
and m aintenance o f three resthouses
In S lh o ri state. In each o f w h ic h a
special room is to be set aside fo r the
p reservation o f red bugs.
T he red bug Is u w e ll k n o w n In d ia n
pest, encroaching eve ryw h e re In ru ll-
roads, tro lle y curs, autom obiles, houses,
and, in fa ct, w h e re ve r hum an feet
tread, the bug creeps in to d is tu rb the
peace and q u ie t o f the evenings. T he
S lh o ri b u n ker demanded th a t in the
red bug room s a t his resthouses, poor
tra v e le rs should be paid fo r the "s e rv
ice" o f sleeping in them a t th e ra te o f
roughly $1 per tw o hours.
There Is o f course a catch In th is .
I f a t any tim e a poor u n fo rtu n a te bug
lie found dead, th ro u g h th e uncon
scious s q u irm in g o f th e p a id v ic tim ,
o r otherw ise, the tra v e le r loses his
dul I a r.
There are n t present Rome 250 "re d
bug room s” in the resthouses o f Ito jp u
tana state, hut the occupants th e re o f
ure not paid fo r th e p riv ile g e o f th e ir
company.
T he y are m ore o r less
"q u a ra n tin e d " fo r the benefit o f th e
non-lnfested tra v e le rs who use the
resthouses. B u t w h ile i t has been a
long sta n ding custom to p ro v id e "h u g
room s" fo r resthouses, no such v a lu
able legney has been le ft fo r m any
years Io th is p a rt o f In d ia , and cer
ta in ly no such legacy w h ich seeming
ly considers the fe e lin g s o f th e bugs.
PASTORS’ CHILDREN
TO HONOR PARENTS
Memorial Takes Form of
Tuberculosis Sanatorium.
Chicago.— “ S ilv e r keys to golden
m em ories.” In these five w o rds are
e pitom ized a n a tio n a l m ovem ent, w ith
Its h e a dq u a rters here, w h ic h has as
Its o b je c tiv e s :
C re a tio n o f a sunshiny, lif e nnd
hea11h-glting m em o ria l to th e s p ir its
o f thousands o f A m e ric a ’s best-loved
men and wom en, and
A la s tin g nnd com plete re fu ta tio n o f
th e old th e o ry th a t th e m a jo r ity o f
m in is te rs ' c h ild re n are ne’er-do-w ells.
T he "g olde n m em ories" are those
w h ic h a ll o f us trea su re o f the k in d ly
m in is tra tio n s , th e h e a rt-fe lt sym pa
th ie s nnd th e h e lp in g hands extended
to us In tim es o f stress by p astors o r
o u r acquaintances.
T he " s ilv e r keys” are th e d o lla rs
th a t are p o u rin g In to th e M eth o d ist
M in is te rs ' Sons' und D a u g h te rs ' asso- |
e la tio n , fo r the m em orial w h ich th a t
o rg a n iz a tio n has planned and on w h ich
c o n s tru c tio n is expected e a rly t ills
year.
Improved Uniform International
SimdaySchool
' Lesson ’
(B y HEV. F B FIT7-W A TEH , D .D .. D«*a
o f P a y and E v en in g School*. M oody HibJa
In a tltu te o f C h ica g o l
((EX 1S87. W estern N ew a p a p er U n ion )
Lesson for January 30
THE
C H R IS T IA N
O V E R C O M IN G
T E M P T A T IO N
LESSON T E X T — Luka 4:1-1»; I Cov
1 0 :1 2 , 13.
GOLDEN T E X T — In th a t He H im self
hath su ffered b ein g tem p ted , H e Is
able to succor them that are tem pted.
PRIM ARY TOPIC— O b eyin g God A l
w ays.
JUNIOR
TOPIC— H ow
to
Stand
a g a in s t T em p tation .
IN T E R M E D IA T E AND S E N IO R T O P
IC— H ow C h ris t H e lp s th e T em p te d .
YOUNG PEO PLE AND ADULT TO P
IC— H ow to O vercom e T em p tation .
C h ris t’s te m p ta tio n was M essianic.
No one has e ve r been te m p te d Just
lik e H e wus— led in to th e w ild e rn ess
by th e H o ly S p ir it to be te m p te d o f
th e d e v il (M a tt. 4 :1 1 ). W h ile w e are
□ot tem pted as H e was, th e d e v il uses
P lan G re a t S an a to riu m .
I the same m ethods on us. T h is te m p
T h a t m e m o ria l Is to he the M eth o d
ta tio n was n o t:
W ild P o m e* of ths Banks.
is t M in is te rs ’ M e m o ria l s a n a to riu m at
1. A p re p a ra tio n fo r H is w o rk , b u t
C
olorado
S
prings,
Colo.
I
t
Is
planned
(P rep ared by th« N ation al O enrraphlc
r a th e r its fir s t c o n flic t. I n H is bap-
the gatew ay to w h a t N o rth C a rolin ian ;.
S ociety, W ashin gton , F> C >
as
the
p
rin
c
ip
a
l
u
n
it
o
f
th
e
N
a
tio
n
a
l
have w e ll named the L a n d o f the Sky.
« . ' . " ' ' „ ' T T 1’,“ '
o' " 7
tls m we have th e sym b o lic a ct o f the
H IL E many Southern states
M e th o d ist E piscopal S a n a to riu m fo r
,
J ..,
..
,
T u b e r c u l o s i s - « p r o je c t e m b r a c in g a l - ' d **’ k 'a t <’n ° f H m is e lf to th e w o rk o f
u re fe e lin g th e burden o f n N ever was an a ltitu d e o f r h a lf m ile
d o lla r s In b u ild in g s n n d re d e m p tio n th ro u g h th e c r o s a - th e
huge cotton crop a t low above sea level so nnohvions, In a ll
m ost a m illio n d o lla rs In b u ild in g s nnd
m a k in g f u ll a righteousness.
prices. N o rth C a rolin a, w hich h u t th e to n ic atm osphere. Set In a
equipm ent.
S culptu red Columns.
|
2. I t was n o t to see i f C h ris t w o u ld
not o n ly raises cotton b u t has also vast bow l, A s h e v ille Is e n circled by
"O
u
r
u
n
it.”
says
Rev.
J.
AV.
Iris
h
,
S ix ty engaged columns, s c u lp tu re d
sta n d fa st, n o r to see i f H e w o u ld f a il
come to ni.-inufncture cotton goods on m ou n ta in s whose 20 highest penks top
D. D .t e xe cu tive s e cre ta ry o f th e asso
In r e llp f and resem bling th e Io n ic In
a la rge scale, can see the o th e r side a ll a ltitu d e s In th e E astern states.
1 u n d er the m ost c ru c ia l test. H e could
c ia tio n , " w ill cost about $.".00,000 and
o f the p ictu re .
I t was on the B iltm o re estate, near style, decorate th e lo w e r c irc u m fe r
n o t have fa ile d .
w
ill
a
ffo
rd
us—
th
e
sons
and
d
aughters
ence
o
f
the
tam
bour,
a
drum
-shaped
N o rth C a rolin a Is passing through A sh e ville , th a t, w ith the fo u n d in g o f
3. I t was to show C h ris t as an ob
o
f
M
e
th
o
d
is
t
m
in
is
te
r»
—
an
o
p
p
o
rtu
edifice,
o
rig
in
a
lly
surm
ounted
b
y
a
a fo re s try school, th e firs t steps In
a renaissance. One to h e r ste a d ily In
je c t upon w h ic h we m ay re s t o u r
n
it
y
not
o
n
ly
to
h
o
n
or
o
u
r
fa
th
e
rs
and
te n s lfy ln g s h ift fro m co tto n fields to A m erican fo re st conservation were lo fty cone o f rock. A t th e fo u r c a r
fa ith w ith unshaken confidence. H e
m others, h u t also to assist lu c a rin g
T oday th e re are established d in a l p o in ts o f the compass hugp false
m ill
re n te rs
and
fro m
once-ldle taken.
came as th e second man, th e head o f
fo r the m ore th a n a m illio n persons
stream s to th ro b b in g dynamos, she has In th is region, fo r th e p ro te ctio n o f p o rta ls are sculptured. A design on
th e new race. T h e te m p ta tio n th e re
In A m e rica w ho are a fflicte d w ith th is
suddenly rediscovered h e rs e lf on the w atersheds and hardw ood reserves, the each o f them, resem bling a g re a t cross,
fo re was a d e m o n s tra tio n o f th e ln -
dread
disease.
T
h
e
service
w
ill
be
non-
Is
responsible
fo
r
the
present
F
re
n
ch
Cherokee, N a n ta hu la , I'n a k a and P is
th re sh o ld o f in d u s tria l power.
Beparahleness o f th e d iv in e and hu
name
o
f
the
ruin.
se
cta
ria
n
and
w
ill
he
p
ro
v
id
e
d
w
ith
The legendary
N o rth
C a ro lin ia n gah n a tio n a l forests. W ith a boundary
man n a tu re s In the In c a rn a tio n .
Believe Rich Copper
o u t cost to those who nre unable to
In an e ffo rt to discover th e tre a s u re
who In the '60s ca lle d Ills three w h ich encloses m ore than 1,700,000
I. T h s T e m p ta tio n o f C h ris t (L u k e
Vein Found in Canada pay the cost o f th e ir fig h ts fo r health. 4:1-13).
daughters lio s ln , T a r and T u rp e n tin e , acres, th e governm ent had acquired, tw o sm all tu n ne ls were long ago dug
through
the
center.
On
one
side
near
D
o
c
to
r
Iris
h
added
th
a
t
p
ro
b
a
b
ly
no
T im m in s, O n t.— In te re s t Is ru n n in g
w ould today be nam ing them a fte r up to J u ly , 1925, som ewhat less than
1. T h e place (v. 1),
m ovem ent In the h is to ry o f M eth o d
c ig a re tte brands, fu rn itu r e trad e m a rks a fo u rth o f th is area. In the Pisgah, the su m m it Is a considerable depres a t fe ve r heat over th e firs t geological
T h e w ild e rn e ss o f Judea. T h e fir s t
sion
mnde
by
Baba
M
oham
m
ed
Ben
ism
ever
has
s
tru
c
k
such
a
p
o
p
u
la
r
and cotton-goods patterns.
established in 1910 os a game p re
re p o rt o f w h n t m ay be the biggest
man, Adam , was tem pted In a garden
O tlim an , pasha o f A lg e ria , In 1776, copper s trik e ever made In the n o rth
chord o f appeal nnd th n t th e success
c h a rlo tte s itu a tio n between th e hlg serve, n a tiv e bear and deer roam
w ith th e m ost p leasant su rro u n d in g s .
h y d ro e le ctric developm ents along the tro u t stream s are stocked, and herds w ,|en he used cannon to dem olish the co u n try In the K a n iis k o tla la ke gold o f th e ve n tu re Is assured. In h is o f T he second man, Jesus C h ris t, w as
Tbe Frpn< h gove rn m e nt has area.
fices a t 740 Rush street, lie a lre a d y
Catawba and Y a d k in rive rs, is a o f bison and e lk have been em planted. j to m b
tem pted in a b a rre n w ild e rn e s s s u r
S urrounded by th e tnodlslmess o f now p " ' n ,to p ,o the Wl’ rk o t tre a s u re
plexus o f th is new In d u s tria lis m . In
"A n y th in g fro m 60 cents to $30,000,- has th e names and addresses o f 10,000 rounded by w ild beasts (M a rk 1 :1 3 ).
A
sh
e
ville
,
one
scarcely
realizes
th
a
t
h"
n
t,'
rs
and
of
l
"*r
vandals,
and
some
sons
nnd
d
a
u
gh
te
rs
o
f
M
e
th
o
d
is
t
m
in
th e last 25 years the num ber o f te x
000" was the o n ly d e cla ra tio n o f pos
2. T h e m ethod (v v . 2-12).
isters.
tile m ills o p e ra tin g w ith in a lO O m lle o n ly 50 m iles nw ay m ountaineers arc $ear* a$o restored one o f the p r in c i sible w e a lth George Scott, geologist,
C h ris t as th e w o rld ’s Redeem er sus
pal
facades.
“ O u r greatest concern now ,” he con
rad iu s o f th a t c ity lias been Increased liv in g a rug g e d ly sim ple existence he
w ould give. “ I t m ay be w o rth a f o r
ta in e d a th re e fo ld re la tio n s h ip — Son
E n tra nce Is possible th ro u g h a low tu n e and may be a w ash o u t.”
tin u e d, " Is th a t o f o b ta in in g as n e a rly
five fo ld , w ith a present splndleage o f h in d hnnd-hewn tim b e rs and on sm all
o f M an. the M essiah and Son o f God,
10,0(10.000.
s w itch b a ck” farm s, w ith re v o lu tio n and ve ry n a rro w passage w h ich e a rlie r
M r,
S cott
accom panied
George ns possible a com plete lis t o f th e sons
th e re fo re Satan m ade each tone a
a
ry
looms
and
s
p
in
n
in
g
wheels
along-
*
*
ra
v
a
Hnns
revealed
In
the
suhstruc-
and
d
aughters
o
f
M
e
th
o
d
is
t
m
in
is
te
rs
An h o u r’s rid e beyond C h a rlo tte Is
Jam ieson, prosp< c to r, to the d is tric t
ground o f a tta c k .
slde
th
e
ir
chim
ney
pieces
o
f
n
a
tive
,n
rp
b,'n,>l,,h
,,ne
°T
the
false
p
o
rta
ls,
nnd
th
e
ir
w
ives.
T
h
e
o
p
p
o
rtu
n
ity
(la a to n ln , one o f the la rg e s t te x tile
and made a survey o f th e vein. Com
(1) As Son o f M an (vv. 2-4).
| th a t fa cin g the east. T h is entrance p a rin g I t w ith th e F lln F ion nnd w h ich o u r a ssociation a ffo rd s these
ce n ters In the C u lle d Ntates. O f its rock
Satan made h is firs t a ssa u lt upon
leads
to
a
f
a
ir
ly
spacious
va
u
lte
d
20,000 people, about three fo u rth s are
I t was a far-seeing wom an fro m
H o m e ram ps, M r. S cott said In Ills fo lk s o f m e m o ria liz in g th e ir p a re n ts is H im as a man hy ap p ea ling to th e
such th a t we have Issued a general ap
w o rk e rs In the 42 m ills whose ta ll am ong the "b o ile d s h ir t" life o f Ashe I cham ber whose snip] stone ransoned o p in io n the K s m 's k o tla find appeared
In s tin c t o f hunger. Satan urged H im
stacks cu t the sky. Yet. In the tow n 's v ille who persuaded these remote, a l i w a lls had a p p a re n tly never borne dec- to have b e tte r prospects. “ E ve ry new peal to the p u b lic e ve ryw h e re to send
to use H is d iv in e pow er and c o n v e rt
! orations. B u t th e rig h t-h a n d w a ll has
us
names
and
addresses
o
f
any
know
n
broad, tree-shaded streets, lined w ith m ost fo rg o tte n , m ountain fo lk to set
discovery o f sulphide« In the area, no
a stone In to bread.
H u n g e r is n a t
sm
all
r
e
lie
f
scu
lp
tu
re
s
o
f
a
Hon
and
sons o r d a u g h te rs o f o u r pastors.
neat cottages on w e ll-ke p t, flow er- ‘ th e ir lo n g -id le looms going again. T o
m a tte r how sm all, w ill be o f unusual
u ra l and sinless. Real hum an lif e e x
"S o g re a t Is the In te re st in o u r ac
frin g e ,I plots, one feels no oppressive 1 day there are h a lf a dozen h a n d ic ra ft l lioness.
In te re s t,” states th e geologist.
periences hunger. T he
te m p ta tio n
D ire c tly underneath these has-re-
sense o f concent rated In d u stry, hut centers sca tte re d through western
He has been In nnd out o f the Knra- t iv it y th a t the Cham ber o f Com m erce was In s a tis fy in g a rig h t hunger In a
ra th e r the restfu ln e ss o f so m e model ' N o rth C a rolin a.
M ou n ta in Illite ra c y lle fs n n o th e r short, c o n s tric te d pas Isko fla la k e area three tim es w ith in
o f C olorado S prings donated 2.3 acres
w ro n g way. T o have yielded In th is
suburb, w idespread to sun a ir and In N o rth C a ro lin a Is passing ra p id ly. sage, w hich has to he tra ve rse d on the la s t few weeks, and on h is second o f ln n d w ith in th e c ity lim its fo r the
case though H is hunger was des
hands
and
knees,
leads
to
seven
as
lo
ca
tio
n
o
f
o
u
r
b
u
ild
in
g
s.
T
h
p
site
s u rro u n d in g countryside.
In the la s t 15 years the state-w ide
t r ip he w ould have staked a cla im on
perate, w ould have been to renounce
cending
steps
nnd
then
In
to
a
spacious
W ith m ill w o rke rs' coltnges ren ta b le r a tio has dropped fro m 185 to 135
his own b e h a lf In Jam ieson to w n s h ip a d jo in s th a t o f B e th -E l G eneral hos the human lim ita tio n s w h ic h He had
n t $.'l a m onth, w ith w a te r a n il e le ctric Illite ra te s In every 1,000.
O f late and b e a u tifu lly va u lte d g a lle ry b u ilt I f he had been able to persuade th e p ita l, n a tio n a lly know n fo r It« achieve
taken fo r o u r sins, rn the in c a rn a tio n
o
f
la
rge
blocks
o
f
n
e
a
tly
dressed
lig h t free, and a m ild clim a te , neces years about 4,(Sk» one-teacher schools
men a ccom panying Idm to cross the m ents In s u rg ic a l and generul m edical He beettme id e n tifie d w ith h u m a n ity ,
tre a tm e n t.
s ita tin g lit t le fu e l, w h ich Is ob taina b le have been scrapped fo r m odern-type stone. T h is g a lle ry, s p ira l In fo rm , is M n tta g n m l r iv e r on an Im provised
so He chose to abide lu fe llo w s h ip
“ One u n it o f o u r sa n a to riu m , n he a t
at cost, it is not uncom m on fo r m oun b u ild in g s, and N o rth C a ro lin a ’s edu- more than 400 feet long. A t thè end a ra ft.
w ith man.
in g p la n t and la u n d ry la rg e enough to
ta in fa m ilie s to w o rk at G astonia long c u tlo tia l budget has risen to $11 per tld rd passage lends firs t In to a sm all
(2) As Messiah (vv. 5-8).
cham
ber
nnd
then
In
to
n
la
rg
e
r
one.
enough to pny o ff th e ir fa rm m o rt c a p ita , o r e x a c tly m id w a y between
p ro v id e fo r fu tu re expansion, a lready
H ere the te m p ta tio n wus to g ra sp
have been erected on o u r site .”
gage and then re tu rn to the Mine th e per cn p lta cost o f $8, ns nveragod T h is was supposed, u n til re ce n tly, to London Fog Changes;
H is r ig h tfu l dom inions by fa lse means.
Itld g e.
Gaston co u n ty contains 98 th ro u g h o u t the Southern states, and he the exact ce n ter o f the m onu
Ministers’ Sons Rank High.
Even Taste Altered!
The d e vil offered to s u rre n d e r u n to
ment. hut It Is now know n th a t It Is
te x tile m ills, w h ich represent one- $14 th ro u g h o u t the ustlon.
D evelopm ent o f the h o s p ita l memo H im the w o rld If He w ould u d o p t h la
London.— London's fo g has lost Its
somewhat o ff center, w h e th e r th rough
a lx lh o f the sta te 's to ta l splndleage
T h e C oastal Region.
r ia l to c h ild re n o f preachers, has methods— w o rship him. T h e fo rce o f
In d iv id u a lity and some o f Its tnste.
accident
or
design
has
n
o
t
been
deter
and consume u I most one th ird o f her
b ro u g h t J o J lf f l't an alm ost s ta rtlin g ’ ’ Is te m p ta tio n wag In the fa c t th a t
T im e , o r som ething, seems to hove
A to ta lly d iffe re n t p a rt o f the stnte mined.
co tto n crop.
w o rn the edge c le a r o ff o f it.
a rra y o f p ro m in e n t personages who the kingdom s o f the w o rld are C h ris t's
Is th e coastal region w ith its low
Place
fo
r
C
in
e
ra
ry
U
rns.
W in sto n .S a la m 's F a c to ria l.
D ickens, w ho so d e lig h tfu lly de w ere th e sons o r daughters o f m in is by God's covenant w ith I llm . God'a
lands. Its num erous sounds and chan
T he purpose o f the cham bers Is also
A n o ih i r
u u h r o f Im portance In nels and Its off-sluvre Islauds o f sam l—
ters.
method hy w hich Jesus was to pussow
In doubt. N o th in g has been fo u ju l in scribed th e London m ist, w o u ld he
N o rth ( iirn lln s 'a new In d u s tria lis m I
John Hancock, firs t signer o f the the w o rld was the s a c rific ia l death on
,
, 'th e B a n k s ."
F o r ce n tu rie s w ild them o r In the s p ira l g a lle ry . I t may d isappointed w ere he to see one to
W in sto n Salem
i ms been désignât i h o rw a have been roa m in g the Banks,
D e c la ra tio n o f Independence, w as a the cross.
day.
H
e
w
o
u
ld
n
o
t
recognize
the
he supposed th a t th e firs t was a vesti-
ed "th e tw in c ity " since its component
preacher's son, as were e ig h t others '
and c u rre n t tra d itio n has It th a t they hale to the second. In w h ich three m odern fo g any m ore th a n he w ould
(3) As Son o f God (vv. 9-12).
tow ns were merged In 191», hut no
who signed th a t doentnent. One o f j
are descended fro m B a rb a ry ponies niches are sunk In the hare w alls. I t kn o w the n a rro w stree ts w h ich D a v id
H ere Satan trie s to Induce C h ris t to
tw in s ever showed g re a te r d is s im ila r
C o p p e rfle ld so o fte n trod.
e v e ry nine o f the Presidents o f th e : presum e upon God’s care. H e quotes
w h ich were b ro u g h t o ve r by S ir W al
ity th a n o ld Salem and y o u th fu l W in te r R a leigh's colonists. F ro m tim e to Is a fu rth e r guess th a t the niches were
U n ite d States have been m in is te rs ’ a M essianic Psalm to Induce H im to
T h e same o ld s tree ts w in d about In
Intended to hold c in e ra ry urns. It la
ston.
H ere one has the sta te ly
th e snme o ld w ay, h u t m any o f them
sons, w h ile In one o f every fo u r ad- «o a rt. T o do the sp e ctacu la r th in g
tim e these "h a n k e r ponies" are round
possible
th
a
t
these
supposed
m
o
rtu
a
ry
E ig h te e n th ce n tu ry and the In d u s tria l
m in is tra tio n s ,
A m erica's
Presidents
ed up nnd d rive n In to co rra ls mode o f chnmbers are blinds, lik e the fo u r p o r have been widened. T h is m ay have
In o rd e r to get n o tice is to f a ll In to
T w e n tie th ce n tu ry side by side, w ith
hnd daoghters o f m in isters as the na Satan’s te m p ta tio n . F o r Jesus to have
tim b e r fro m o ld wrecks. I t is a scene tals. and t i n t the reni v a u lts are deep so m e th in g to do w ith th e changing
a mere stre e t o r so a ctin g us the
w ith a f a r W estern tang, fly in g hoofs, In the foundations, approached hy fog. w h ic h Is n o t so Im pe n e tra b le as tio n 's firs t la d y ."
placed H im s e lf In danger In o rd e r to
hyphen.
o n e o f exerv five persons In the
. I f t u in . . . . . . .
I
la ria ts , and th e flash o f v e rtlc s l sh a fts w ith h o riz o n ta l pas fo rm e rly , h u t th e sc ie n tis ts disagree
get God's Special help In d e liv e rin g
Salem sig n ifie s th a t "peace” w h ich , b ra n d in g | r „ n,.
H a ll o f Fame in New Y ork c ity |s the
about th e v a p o r’s tra n s fo rm a tio n and
A fte r th e b ra n d in g sages at th e bottom .
H im w ould have been to sin.
was sought h.v the persecuted M orav
I t * causes.
son
o
r
daughter
o
f
a
preacher.
nnd c a llin g out, the lik e lie s t a n im a l*
T h is m anner o f entom bing the dead,
(4) C h ris t's defense (vv. 4. 8. 12).
Ians who founded It In 175». And th a t !
A
t
any
rate,
th
e
w
id
e
r
streets
are
In
the
In
d
u
s
tria
l
field.
In
science,
I
are auctioned off.
T hey b rin g now fillin g up nnd d isg u isin g th e shafts,
I t was the W ord o f God, li e m et
“ peace'
has
never
forsaken
old
Invention, lite ra tu re aud the a rts, ninny
o n ly $6 a head. A few years ago these a fte r each in te rm e n t, corresponds w ith now m ore e a sily negotiated even when
and repulsed the enemy w ith “ I t la
Salem
Cross a few streets and one
o f the o u ts ta n d in g names ure those o f
p u ta tiv e descendant* o f R a le ig h 's “ l i t ■ th e P hoenician nnd P unic p ra ctice s o f a fo g Is a t Its he ig h t. A nd the old-
w ritte n ' O u r defense Is God's AVonL
is a m id
W inston's hu m m in g bee
m in iste rs’ sons.
tle B a rb a ry p o n ie s" were b rin g in g J a n tiq u ity . I f th is supposition he true, tim e rs a re q u ite p o s itiv e th a t the fog
(5) The Issue (v. 13).
hives o f In d u s tria lis m , w hore 15,1X10
fro m $50 to $125 apiece. T he auc I the tom b s t ill guards Its secret, am i o f to d ay tastes much d iffe re n t to that
Bishop E<lwin H o lt Hughes o f Chi-
Satan was vanquished.
wnge-earners are tu rn in g o u t th e ir
served
in
the
days
o
f
V
ic
to
ria
.
tio n e e r In e xp la n atio n , co m p la in s : the local A ra b ic tra d itio n o f th e m u l
engo Is president o f the a sso cia tio n-
d a lly tra ln lu n ils o f m an u fa ctu re d to
II. The Tem ptation of Believer» (J
Rev M erle N. English. D. D.. o f Oak
T e w much gasoline nhaout naown
tip le tom b is not w ith o u t m eaning.
Cor. 10:12, 13)
haeco, fu rn itu r e nnd te x tile s on a
days 1“
P ark 1,1
I
I
I
.
Is
vice
president.
O
th
e
r
T
he
b
u
ild
e
r,
whoever
he
m
ay
have
1. i ein p tatio n Is to he expected (v.
scale th a t lends C u rie Sam to rate
Gn the ocean side o f the H a tte ra s been, chose w ell th e site o f his last ^OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOvXX , officer«, hesldea Doctor Irish, the ex-
W in sto n Salem as the South's second
hanks
one
finds
the
greatest
w
reck
,
re
stin
g
place.
T
o
the
n
o
rth
n
th
o
u-
I
ccn
tlve
seeretnry.
Include
L.
O.
Jones,
liiilu s n la l c ity .
War on Prairie Dog
From the appearance o f S atan In
aroa on the A tla n tic coast. Along the I sand feet below stretches the w n te rs
L incoln, Neh.. secretary, and D r. C. S
ihe Gnrden o f Eden on down th ro u g h
A c irc le enclosing W inston Salem
Is
Finally
Victorious
o
AVooda.
Cleveland.
Ohio,
trea
su
re
r.
ich are the skeletons o f w h n t were J o f the M e d ite rra n e a n ; to th e south,
W ith the denim s c -n ty r o f Greensboro
the a g e s men and women have been
once ships, now h ln n rh e d v ic tim s o f long green slo|s-s reaeh In to th e f r u i t
H o t S prings, S. D.— T he p ra irie X
and the fu rn itu re e e n te r o f H ig h P oint
ussfllled by the te m p te r. These fa cta
the sea am i »and. th e ir u p stan d in g fu l va lle y o f the M lth ljn . A lo n g the
dog. w h ich since pioneer days C
d e lim its an In d u s tria l pa tch IMt m iles
n re G o d 's a d m o n itio n s u n to us upon
Snapshots of Cruiser
ribs resem bling files o f gravestones
had roam ed th e 8 o u th Dakota A
Southern horizon th e c e lla r b e a rin g
across, representing an nnnunl prod
w hom Hi,, ends o f the w o rld are come.
p ra irie » , hn» suffered the fate o f $
th e ir fo re sts o f p ro tru d in g spikes be A tla s m ountains re a r th e ir p u rp le
Emden Stir Germans Caution Is a lw a ys necessary. O ve r
uets value ot non> th a n $Ut< M i . i M M).< a MV
ing th e g ris ly grass o f the desert- w a ll, fro m w h ich cle a r strea m s de
the b u ffa lo nnd th e rattle sn a ke A
AYl'helmshaven, G erm any. — T here
W inston Salem's slu m p s tic k in g ma
« . aning self-confidence Is m ost p e ril-
llk e expanse. A t one p o in t th e re are scend to make the v a lle y prosperous.
in th e w a r o f e x te rm in a tio n in 0
chlues consume a n n a a lly the most e x
Wus . xeltem eut am ong members o f the
ns to those who rest In the s e c u rity
14 w recks w ith in 100 yard*.
th is section o f the state.
In a
G
erm
an
navy
when
the
c
ru
is
e
r
Ent
pensive meal In the w o rld a m a tte r
" f th. ir d iv in e election w h ile ne g le ct
F a ll R iv e r co u n ty the w a r o f ex $ |
O ff th e great apex o f the Banks are
den d o parted on a w o rld to u r
F or
o f iHXA.OOO.nuo w o rth o f U ncle Sam s
ing a life o f holiness.
those dreaded quicksands, the D ia Find Tree Stump in
te rm in a tio n ag a in st the rodents
sa ilo rs on hoard a B ritis h ta n k ship
fa iu lllu r blue Im p rin ts. T h a t is the
2. D iv in e help a v a ila b le (v . 13),
mond shoal.
T h e y are the more to
Is considered p ra c tic a lly a t an
were observed to he p h o to g ra id ling the
sum o f h e r federal tobacco taxes,
Proceas of Petrification
A ll te m p ta tio n s w h ich come to ns
end.
he dreaded because o ff H a tte ra s, due
h e rm iin naval vessel us she steamed
w h ic h represent o n e -h a lf o f those pi-.ld
Bethany. Mo.— W o rkm e n w ith a r a il
nre those w h ic h Hre common to th e
to the enorm ous tonnage o f steel h u lls
As la te ns ten years n~,. the
out
o
f
p
o
r
t
by N o rth C a ro lin a .
ra c e
No one should surm ise th a t his
em hedihsl In the D iam ond, th e re Is a road co n stru ctio n crew fro m St. Jo
p ra ir ie dogs were a p p a llin g ly
.t i'V Kd lru n ,o r* h * ™ "
e lro u la to In
F ro m the C h a rc o sta n dp o in t. N o rth
te m p ta tio n Is p e cu lia r. Go,| is f a it h
m agnetic d e via tio n sometim es a m o u n t seph. w o rk in g on the B u rlin g to n ra il
num erous. W het, the campaign
th is h a rtio r. de scrib in g the ne tw o rk o f
C a ro lin a 's c iv ic tw in s are re a lly W in
road rig h t o f way near th is c ity , u n
fu l and w ill not a llo w the te m p ta tio n
in g to e ig h t degree«.
to e x te rm in a te the anim als be-
u big E n glish espionage system
ston and D urham .
A t D u rh a m the
to go beyond the a b ility o f th e o n »
T he fa rth e r n o rth w a rd one fo llo w » e a rthed a red oak stum p in the process
can. It appeared th a t the ta -k
B u t these s tir rin g s to rie s ' were
firs t p e rfe cte d c ig a re tte -ro llin g m a
o f p e trific a tio n .
T he »tump, w h ich
ter,qued. H e w ill p ro vid e a w ay o f
wa» a fru itle s s one. N ot only
the Banks, th e m ore rem ote and re-
q u ic k ly dissipate,! by , he F ra n k fu r
ch in e was used, and her fum e fo r the
escape.
soureele»» seems the life o f the pern m easured shout tw o and o n e -h a lf feet
w ere the rodent» d isco u ra g in g ly
te
r
Z
eitung.
w
hich
w
ro
te
.
“
Nowadavs
th
ro
u
g
h
.
Is
believed
to
have
been
"m a k in g s " dates back to th e C iv il
p ro lific , but fa rm e rs were skep
pie. O fte n It appears to he m ere ex
«here are few Job. , „ r f o re p ™
war.
h u rled In the fill fo rn 'm o s t fifty years,
tic a l o r In d iffe re n t ou the b a ttle
latenee, as o f castaway» who have
T hrough th e N e e d le ’» E ye
T he p la n , o f the Emden a r e know n m
D u rh a m fin e ly sym bolizes education
o
r
ever
since
the
ra
ilro
a
d
was
b
u
ilt.
o f e xte rm in a tio n .
taken roo t on th is tw o m ile w id th o f
Before ttie camel |>asaed th ro u g h th e
m em b e r, o f t h . In te ra llie d m ih u r v
Its rem oval n q u tre d fo u r day«.
It
s p rin g in g out o f In d u s tria lis m , fo r It sand bar, 40 miles off »bore.
A e a r by year, however, the
eye o f the needle, they took , t„
c o n tro l commission b e tte r th a n th e !
la th e seat o f D uke u n iv e rs ity , w h ich
showed no signs o f decay and was so
cam paign continued, c o n c e n tra t
d e n . o ff his b a c k .-K in g 'a Basluea»
»re to the b u ild e r. In W llhelm shaven."
la destined hy recent bequests to be
tough It could not be s p lit w ith an ax.
in g on the m ore in fe sted d is
come one < f the co u n try 's greatest
F alin a A m enitiea
t r ic t s
) 1 rniers in recent years
G o d ’a C ro s s
centers o f le a rn in g
Social w e lfa re
F irs t Lady Y o u 'll have to use more
D entist Cheaper
W orld ’» R ic h e s t Girl
have co-operated ia the cam
God
la
y
.
n
is cross upon tfi.» F whom
s p rin g in g o u t o f education Is as fin e ly powder, my d e a r; y o u 're g e ttin g q u ite
T\
«a ».
paigo and many Lave conducted
S om erville, N ' J - F ifte e n year-old
He l „e s . snd those who hear It Da.
sym bolised hy the nearby sta te u ul- b u rn t, D o e -n t s u it you.
toothpaste cost» d e a rlv In n u « - ? ' ^ »
D o ris D n ke p ro b a b ly the riehest g irl
iu d lx id u a ! extern- lost ion w ork.
tlently g a in much w isd o t n . - l uthef.
tubes
fc,
fo " RD” '» . 8 U
a lty at c h a p e l lu ll.
Second D itto -- H ow crn e l you are, o f her age In the w o rld . Is w o rth IMS.
T o i I m j the p ra lrta dog has he
L a n d o f the Sky.
ne w „m p e r man he r , were held up ”
d a rlin g and 1 was Just th in k in g how 451 (Xlp it 1» shown 1n an a cco u ntin g
come more or less a ra re sight in
Praia»
Rut a ll Is uot In d u s tria lis m In N o rth sweet you looked w ith those fre c k ly
Ht» soviet post office fo r m in ute ex
th ia section.
o f the .-state o f her fa th e r, James
tn.P r’ , i * . ' * ' * ntPntrncn» O p p lin g over
O r o lln a .
lu the weat la A sbrvU ia, spots.- l.o tid o u OpilUOB.
B uchanan Duke, tobacco m agnate.
in to g l. d i esa. lik e th e music o f u »
a» »ssessed a d u ty o f j u „ , Db<
b ro o k — A - . , k c o y P e a r ..
W
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