ia p e rb t act
“ Who Is that plain little old woman
over there, John? She tried to open
a conversation with me, but 1 cut her
off short One has to be particular In
a place like this." “ Now that was
tactful of you, Emily. She is only
the wife of my boss . . . and he's
Just asked me to bring you In to din­
ner with them!“
W ELL-PLANNED K IT C H E N S IN K A R R A N G E M E N T
Improved Uniform International
Sunday School
’ LessonT
T A M M A N Y ID E A N O T
W E LC O M E IN S O U T H
LEADERS OF N A T IO N
IN D O R S E A L S M IT H
Lifelong Democrat» Indorse
G. O. P- Candidate.
List Must Be Impressive to
Thoughtful Voter
Thousands ot letter, continue to
pour into Republican National he»d-
quarters extolling the
n * '„ i , , . .
Hoover for the Presidency and c ltli .
the reasons why many old I* » « « " * ’ »
are finding themselves voting for
Republican for the firs, time this
year. The letters are from every sec­
tion of the country and represent
every scale of society, yet they are
alike In their admiration of the candt-
Every day new names are added to
the very Impressive list of nationally
(B > R Ï V . P a F IT X W A T W R . D D . I1«-*»
prominent men and women «ho have
Moody Blblo In s titu te of Chicago-)
announced publicly that they w ill
<O. IÍ1Í. W.-Mte-tn Newspaper Vni->n )
(7se Reason in Command
support Governor Smith.
Truly, a command of gull cannot
That list I» not confined to men
Lesson
for
O
ctober
28
he obeyed like one of sugar. A man
who, like Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler,
must require Just and reasonable
president of Columbia university, hold
PAU L'S LAST JO U R N EY TO
things. If be would see the scales of
that the Hoover policy on prohibition
JER U S A LE M
obedience properly trimmed. From
Is “ opposed to the principles upon
orders which are Improper springs re­
. wh)ch our government rests.” Though
L ESSO N T E X T — A ct» 10:1-11:17.
sistance, which Is not easily overcome.
It Includes many of America’s most
G O LDEN
T E X T — R em e m b e r
th e
—Basil.
From the bayous of Louisiana, C. eminent figures of business aud
word» ot th» Lord Jesu s how he »aid.
It la more blessed to < iv e than to re­
Cottlngham. president of Loulslatit finance, neither Is It confined to men
ceive.
„ „
college at Pineville turns from his of wealth.
Lake H a t Own Fauna
PRIMARY TOPIC— Paul T ells His
It Is a list which Includes women
educational pursuits to say, “ V ou need
F riends Good-by.
Fish In Lake Baikal are not typical
H>s
JUNIOR TOPIC— P aul
T ells
only to call on me for any spsclal and men alike, learned thinkers and
of Arctic ocean variety. They are
F riends Good-by.
«nn
service 1 may render Hoover. The educators, leaders of farm organisa­
more like the fish fauna of the North
INTERM EDIATE AND SENIOR TOP­
the tions. national and International labor
IC— W hat Our P astor Does for US.
temperate region in general, but In de­
state of Louisiana w ill cast
largest Republican vote In Its history unp,n officials, army and nuvy officers
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP­
ta il they are peculiar to Lake Baikal,
IC—P aul. Shepherd of the Churchea.
and some of the southern states w ill of hlgh ra„k, former Republican office
because that lake has been isolated for
go Republican, 1 am sure.”
J holders and men who have been prom-
long eons of time, and therefore ha»
Ml
I— Paul’s Visit to Greece and
In New York city, George L. Upshur, I |nently identified with the prohibition
developed a fauna peculiar to Itself.
letus (20:1-16).
lifelong Democrat and a son of the cause.
Two Incidents marked this trip :
late Rear Admiral Upshur, visits the 1 Tlie opinions of such men as John
Coveted Distinction
1. The Jews laid wait for him (w .
Republican speakers' bureau to tell j Raakob, Doctor Butler, »’ ienre ».
Inexpensive Improvements Made In Kitchen.
1-5).
This
plot
obliged
him
to
retrace
The Initials “ K. C.,” after a man's
Col John Q. Tllson that Governor |>Upont, chairman of General Motors
his steps through Macedonia Instead Smith svtnbollxes the return of the corporation; William IL Woodln, pre»-
name In Great Britain are conferred
(Prepared by the United S tates D epartm ent of A griculture.!
by royal patent upon barristers of dis­
In connection with kitchen Improve­ were placed at the best working of choosing a more rapid sea voyage. legnlixed liquor traffic and the Tutu- j 1(le|)t of Uie American Car and Foun-
2. Fellovvshiping with the disciples many I lea In politics. The old South. dry company: August llecksher. phi­
tinction. It gives certain rights of ment work In Massachusetts, en­ height for Mrs. DeVoe. Under the
procedure over barristers not so hon­ couraged by the county home demon­ counter at the right of the sink draw­ at Troas (vv. 6-16). He met with them solidly Democratic for so long. Is lanthropist; Samuel Rea, former pres­
ored, and Is a highly valued dlstlne stration agents, Mrs. DeVoe of Wor­ ers were built for small kitchen Im­ around the table of the Lord and weakening, he said.
ident of the Pennsylvania railroad:
llenry 11. Curran, former Republican
cester county, installed a combina­ plements and silver and for towels spoke words of encouragement While
tlon.
Rock-ribbed Republican West M r
preaching here, Eutychus in a deep ginla w ill remain that way, Charles candidate for mayor of New York, and
tion sink and washtub so that It was and other kitchen linen.
The Improvements In this kitchen sleep, fell from a window and was E. Carrigan of Charleston writes. The Brig. Gen. W. D. Potter, will be, and
possible to take advantage of the
Domestic Adjustments
were put In without the co-operatlon killed. I’aul restored his life, thus national ticket, headed by Herbert must be, utilversully respected.
It Is not a bad guess, says a prom­ good light from two high windows.
of Mrs. DeVoe's husband. She earned giving to the disciples a slgu of divine Hoover, hus the unqualified respect
The conscientious convictions of
inent medical authority, that 5 per An extension of the drainboard, which
the money for the Improvements from power which was greutly needed at of Virginians and the local ticket as such prominent and able women as
cent of the better educated women In was also the cover of the washtub,
the sale of fru it from the raspberry that time.
well as the state ticket are both Mrs. Caspar Whitney, former first
America find It very hard to adjust made extra counter surface and also
II. Paul’s Farewell to the Epheelan unusually strong in the present cam­ vice chairman of the National League
patch. One son helped with some of
provided
a
convenient
place
for
stor­
themselves to the duties and lim ita­
the carpenter work. The total expen­ Elders (20: 17-38).
of Woman Voters, who was on Her­
paign, according to Mr. Carrigan.
tions of dbmestlclty.—Woman’s Homs ing the washing machine beneath.
1. Review of his three years’ min­
Closets for cleaning supplies and diture for the kitchen was only $151),
“ The main Issue of the campaign Is bert Hoover's committee for Belgium
Companion.
cooking utensils were built to fit the including several features not shown istry (vv. 18-21). (1) The spirit of the contlnuatlot of prosperity and relief during the war. and Mrs. Mary
his ministry (v. 19). He was humble, high wages under a Republican ad­ Harriman Rumsey, daughter of the
spaces below the sink and tub, which In the photograph.
The Part He Enjoys
tender and faithful In spite ot the ministration,” says
Representative late E. II. Harriman, financier, aud
Friend Husband is the person who
many trials which befell him. (2) The Hamilton Fish, Jr., of the Twenty
herself a leader In social, philanthrop­
when he goes to the classical concert R A P ID W O R K IS
LA M B SH O U LD ER
faithfulness of his mlnistxy (vv. 20-21). sixth New York district. "Mr. Has- ic and civic affairs, must command
w ith his wife. Is pleased If he hears
made known unto them everything kob knows better than the majority the respectful consideration of those
EASY TO C A R V E He
JELLY ROLL NEED
a little bit that sounds faintly like
which was of profit, taught them both of American people that prosperity members of their sex who have looked,
I In public and In private. He neglected
“ The Good Old Summer Time.” —SL
as not beer. > n.yth and it Is par­ and who w ill still look to them for
Bones Are Removed and no class, Jews or Greeks. He was Im­ ticularly unbecoming of him to deny leadership.
Louis Globe-Democrat.
Any Preferred Recipe for
partial in all his ministry. (3) The
No vicious personal attack can pos­
It," he added.
Pocket Made for Stuffing.
theme of his ministry (v. 21). Repent-
Pope Voluntary “Prisoner’1
Sponge Cake Is Used.
“ The state ox New York has a lot sibly detract from the Influence and
' ance and faith. Men and women need of farmers who are laughing nt the character of such men and women as
The Pope Is characterised as the
(Prepared by th» United State» Department |
! to repent of their sins and believe on Idea of Governor Smith going ^ e s t these; their Intelligent capability and
ot Agriculture.)
United State» Department
“ prisoner of the Vatican” because he (Prepared by the
of Agriculture.)
Shoulder of lamb has long been con- \ j the Lord Jesus C hrist
to solve the farmer's problem. They high Integrity 1» an accepted fact.
has taken upon himself voluntary Im­
Rapid work Is one of the secrets sldered a choice cut by discerning pal­
2. The present state of things (vv. have never indorsed him ns their When they sny they are against Hoo­
prisonment as a protest between the of making a successful Jelly roll. Any
ver because they “ hate hypocrisy, or
ates. The meat Is exceptionally ten­ 22-27). Having reviewed his ministry,
Vatican and the Quirlnal, dating from preferred recipe for sponge cake mav der and delicate In flavor, but the he now points out clearly, (1) His Im- candidate In their own state and they oppose “ social debauchery" and “ cor­
know that his knowledge of farm­
he used. It should be baked In a thin shoulder blade running through the ! mediate purpose was to go to Jeru­
1870.
ing and
m id r relief
c u e i wus
w «» gained through
».......lu j .n u n u ruption” and “ evasion” and “ govern-
sheet The cake must be handled center makes It impossible to carve salem (v. 22). (2) Bonds and affile- Inff
puntuali car window,” Representative ; „„.„t-m ade crime,'’ the statement of
while warm, Just out of the pan, or into attractive slices. S killful butch­ 1 tlons were lying across his path (v. 23). puuman car
_
---------Ti
Dimensions of Australia
their
convt ctlo n i Is not to be disputed
Fish declared.
Australia Is the only continent en­ It w ill break when you try to roll IL ers and clever cooks have now found Despite these he went forward with
a way around this difficulty, says the undaunted courage, knowing that God
tire ly In the southern hemisphere. Its
Mellon Makes Strong
Republicans Hold Out
bureau of home economics of the Unit­ I was leading him. (3) His fixed pur
greatest length Is 2,400 miles from
ed States Department of Agriculture. pose (v. 24). He was determined to
Appeal for Hoover
east to west, and from north to south
No Hope to Farmer
The shoulder blade and leg bone can ' complete his ministry at whatever
the greatest measurement Is 1,071
Business is business with Andrew
The distress of American farmers
cost-even
giving
up
his
life.
(4
)
Ills
easily he removed, leaving an excel­
Mellon and he I mks at It unbiased by
ynlles.
lent pocket for savory stuffing. The consciousness of obligation discharged politics. According to an editorial which Governor Smith has promised
(vv. 25-27). Knowing that they should which appeared In the Binghamton to correct is vividly demonstrated In
stuffed shoulder may then be rolled up
Norwegian Dance
see
his face no more, he called them (N Y ) Press, Mr. Mellon finds no figures cited by E. Clemens Horst In
or
left
flat
like
a
pillow.
In
either
The most characteristic dance of
to record that he had not shunned to cause for worry," and the Press finds the Daily Commercial News of San
case
It
Is
sewed
together
around
the
Norway Is the “ Hailing.” It Is gen-
Francisco. Mr. Horst shows that the
edges and roasted In an open pan. The declare the whole counsel of God, that his views are a powerful indorse­
erally danced by single dancers or by
average daily proceeds on the aver­
tasty stuffing helps to conserve the therefore was free from the blood of ment of Hoover.
two or three dancing In competition.
.
age American farm Is less than $6.
Juices of the meat and to add season­ all men.
The editorial states, "For legitimate
The music Is usually In 2-3 time and in
This Is the amount of revenue pro­
3. His charge to the elders (vv, business purposes, Mr. Mellon reports,
ing. Carving difficulties are thus over­
duced each day by the typical 154-
a major key.
come. The boned stuffed shoulder con 28-35). (1) The ground of (v. 28)
money Is generally available at from acre furm. with taxes deducted. I rout
be carved straight through into shape­ The flock for which they must care 5 to 6 per cent. He believes the out­
Poor Among Prosperity
this $6 the farmer must tuke Ills own
ly slices of Just the right blend of was purchased hy the precious blood pouring of gold to Europe, which has
wages, pay wages to those of his fam­
Prosperous America can do you no
of
Jesus
and
they
had
received
their
meat and stuffing.
been responsible for the high money
good unless you take advantage of Its
Lamb leg and saddle may also be commission from the Lord. (2) The rates of the last year, has been halted. ily that work on the farm, pay wages
to all hired help. Interest on his mort­
opportunities; one can be as poor here
impending evils (vv. 29, 30). False
boned, stuffed, and roasted in tills
•‘There may be no Important move-
as anywhere, If he elects to submit to
same way to make carving easier. teachers would arise from their own ment of metal back to the United gage, and Interest on Ids borrowings
Ì
to rulse tils crop, pay for supplies and
poverty.— E. W. Howe’s Monthly.
For slicing cold these stuffed cuts are number. Grlevlous wolves would de States in the next year, hut the theory
equipment and Insurance, take account
delicious, especially If the stuffing has vour the flock. The most deadly foes of the federal reserve hunkers is that
of depreciation of soli and equipment,
Self Assertion
been seasoned with fresh mint or wa­ of the church are those ministers and American trade w ill he permanently
and meet a large variety of miscel­
Sunday
school
teachers
who
are
un­
tercress. The United States Depart­
Most of the books designed to de­
helped by permitting our gold re­ laneous expenses. Whatever Is left
ment of Agriculture w ill send recipes faithful to their trust. (3) Incentives serves to work for other nations for a
velop “ personality” are probably sold
out of the $6 Is profit, but there Is
to faithfulness (vv. 31-35). His own
to men who think you can correct ■
on request
nothing left, us the growing farm debt
exaptple of watching night and day for time.
"What la chiefly needed la a con­ and bankruptcies testify.
traffic Jam by tooting your horn.—
three
years
is
held
up
before
them.
tinuance of the Coolidge slnhlllty.
Newcastle Courier.
In spite of such facto ns these, and
Raisin Cakes Excellent
III. Paul Tarrying Sev«n Days at The election of Mr. Hoover means a
the many others of slmllnr diam eter
Making Jelly Roll.
continuation of that policy. There- referred to by Governor Smith In
Cold Weather Dessert Tyre (21:1-6).
Died W ith Jesus
Ills destination was Jerusalem. He
DIsmas Is the legendary name of Before taking the cake from the oven,
Hot desserts may be Introduced oc­ ' was pressing thitherward with all fore Mr. Mellon makes one of the pledging himself to the farmer's cause,
fhe penitent thief crucified with Jesus spread a piece ot waxed paper on the casionally as the weather grows cold­ I speed, hut on account of the unload strongest arguments for Mr. Hoover Herbert Hoover boasts about Repub­
C h rist He Is also sometimes known table. Sprinkle It with powdered er. These raisin cakes, for which the Ing of the ship he wns obliged to that has yet been made."
lican rule. When Mr. Hoover talks
sugar Turn the cake out on this, bureau of home economics gives a I wait at Tyre for seven days. During
about prosperity he seems to leave the
as Demas and Dysonas.
A rk a n s a s N o t fo r S m ith
upside down, and trim off the crusty recipe, are good with whipped cream, tills delay he searched out the disciples
fanner out.
edges on the sides. Spread quickly hnrd sauce or one of the liquid hot
Arkansas Is safe for Hoover, ( ol.
Famous Swiss Mountain
who lived In that city. While here cer-
From the Swiss mountain, the RIgl, with Jelly or preserves, and begin sauces, flavored with vanilla or lemon. ' tain disciples said I’aul should not go to John (J Tllson of the Republican Na­
R ecognise S m ith ’s W o rth
! Jerusalem. The Information which these tional committee was assured by for­
. view of 300 miles In every direction rolling at the side nearest you. When
Raisin Cakes.
“
Smith Republicans” are for Ilia
disciples received by the Spirit was mer State Senator J. IL Keel, a vet­ Democratic candidate because they be­
Is seen from the top. RIgl Is about the cake Is rolled up. roll the paper 14 cup butter
K« cup r a lx ln i
eran
of
sixteen
years
In
the
state
leg­
around It and tie It In place so the
2 tap. b a k in g
' doubtless the same as that given to
14 cup auger
eight miles from Lucerne.
lieve him to be the more honest and
pow der
Jelly roll w ill keep Its shape.
1 egg
Agahus (vv. 10, 11). Agahus told ex­ islature of Arkansas. He called at the more eminently titled for the high
%
tap.
aalt
the
office
of
the
head
of
the
speakers’
cup m ilk
actly what the Spirit said, which seta
tap. v a n illa
Not Ottener
1% cups aoft w heat
office of President of the United
1 right what the Tyrian disciples seemed bureau to sty that the revolt In Ar­
flour
Safety zone. A place where pedes- Fried Chicken Always
States.
kansas
against
the
Smith
Robinson
Intellectual leaders are for Smith
Cream the butter and sugar and to say. We should give heed to proph- ticket would assure the Republican
trlans are not killed any oftener than
Finds
Favor
on
Table
I
esylng.
but
should
prove
their
utter-
because Ms constructiveness, his
add the well-beaten egg.
Boll the
elsewhere.—Los Angeles Times.
victory.
Select young, plump chicken, wash, raisins In two tablespoonfuls of the antes. Let all who claim to speak with
“ The roost astonishing thing In the knowledge Of the science of govern­
draw
disjoint, and cut Into pieces flour. Sift the other dry Ingredients the Holy Spirit give the exact words political history of the slule Is the ment, hl* high courage and admir­
Must Go Together
so
that
they
can
he
subjected
to
suitai.le for serving. Wipe the pieces
able candor are not to he found In
There can be no economy where of chicken dry. sprinkle with salt and and add alternately with the milk to
tests. The same Spirit disruption In the ranks of the Demo-
the first mixture. Stir In the raisins which showed to these disciples that rrnts this year.” Senator Keel stild. the party they have renounced. Farm
there Is no efflclency.-Lord Bacons-
pepper, and rub well with flour.
and vanilla. Bake In greased muffin ..iWerlnn awaited Paul, revealed unto “ Democrats all over the state Inter- leaders are for Smith because they
field.
In a heavy skillet, heat a generous tins for 15 to 20 minutes at a tem­ v.,,.. ,i.„ .«me suffering and sent him pret the nomlnn Ion of Al Sn..... as an believe his promise that he will give
quantity of well flavored fat to Jus perature of about 375 degrees Fahren­ him the same suffering
farmers the relief they failed to get
attempt to Tainmanylze the nation.
Often Noted
forward into It.
u smoking
below t the
smoking point
point First put heit. Serve while still warm.
“ The Democratic leaders of our under eight years of Republican ad-
IV.
Paul
Tarrying
In
Philip’s
Hous«
We sometimes fear the better a mau In the larger and thicker pieces of
ministration. Labor leaders favor him
state have fallen hack on the old argu
pretends to be the worse he talks chicken so that each piece w ill be
because “ during his 25 years In public
(vv. T14)’
.
ment of race prejudice and whit
Resuming
their
Journey
they
paused
•about you.—Montgomery Advertiser.
surrounded by the hot faL I artly Economy in Silk Hose
office he has proved himself to lie a
rule,
hut
I
do
not
think
that
It
I
briefly at Ptolemais to greet the
cover and watch closely to prevent
by Sewing Up Long Run brethren there, after which they went going to avail for them. The preach devoted and Invaluable friend of the
City M ainly French
scorching. Turn the chicken as soon
No small accideut cause» one’s heart to Caesarea. Here they look up their ers of the state are almost solidly working man.”
About 75 per cent of Montreal’s pop­ as It becomes golden brown. Reduce to sink faster than a run In new silk
abode with Philip who had so success­ against Smith.”
ulation of 1.130.000 is of French origin the heat, and cook until tender, re­ stockings.
In short, the reason for the un-
fully wrought In the early days of the
move, and drain on brown paper to
Sewing a long run on the sewing church. IBs four daughters doubtless
Passlng by Ids statesmanship and precedented break In party ties Is
absorb the excess fat.
machine often makes It possible for are mentioned to show that the Spirit's ability to lead the nation to new that on nil Important Issues Governor
To prepare chicken gravy, to each
has definite, courageously
the stocking to he worn again. Large g ifti are not confined to one sex.
lc I i lev ament and prosperity for the
Httillh
2 tablespoonfuls of fat allow 2 table-
stores are now able to repair many
__
_____
moment, there Is nothing more reas- avowed programs while Hoover has
V
Paul
at
Jerusalem
(vv.
15-17).
spoonfuls of flour and cook for two or types of “ runs” perfectly but If the
*> « tt» « -
The brethren at Jerusalem gladly re aur|iig In the political picture than the ntet them only with political fltlb-
three minutes, stirring constantly. Then run happens to develop into a side
S9
í
reived him and his companions Paul’s honesty and straightforwardness of dtthbery." evasions and meaningless
add
cupfuls of rich milk. Cook tear It cannot be mended perfectly.
5 R C S ’ t L
generalities.
lodging place was with an old disciple. Herbert Hoover.
until thickened, adding more salt and
A safe precaution Is to buy two pairs
nepper If needed. Sprinkle finely exactly the same shade. This is real
H o o v e r an d th e F a rm e r
Little Things
C o m p a re th e C a n d id a te s
chopped parsley over the gravy and
economy for there will be two out of
Governor Smith’» Kt. Paul speech
L ittle foxes that spoil the vineyards:
It
Is
evident
that
Governor
Smith
serve hot with the chicken.
four which w ill he wearable after the
lit t le compromises with the world; regards the farm problem as the su­ puts all the farm leaders who are
other two have been cast aside.
disobedience to the still small voice preme challenge to the next admin­ »npporting Mr Hoover In nn unten­
Walking for W ater
In little things; little Indulgences of istration. Which Is better filled to able position Mr. Hoover’s plan of
Then them Is the woman in Mary
SUFFERING ELIMINATED
farm re lie f Is far removed from that
H am Loaf
tl.e flesh to <*)* ’’•’kh-'T of
,I" |F deal with I t — Hoover, the product of
land discovered by the rural engineer-
15-year» success In treating Rectal and
of raw strokes of policy: doing evil in little an Iowa farm with world wide experi­ of the farmers themselves, lie wants
together
one
pound
Mix
Colon troubles by the Dr. C. J. Dean
Ing specialists of the bureau of public ground ham. one pound of raw ground
things that «'“ «I «'"» <* nw: “ nd
ence In great business enterprises, lo make the tariff, which tl.elr expe­
NON-SURCICAL m et:«! en­
roads. U. S. Department of
able. ui to give WRITTEN AS.
veal, two eggs, one cupful of cracker beauty. S l i d the fruitfulness of the and with the ro-o|>eriitlon of another rience discounts as an aid, the baslg
,ure who walked a distance of 4*1 crumbs, one and one-half cupfuls of vine are sac
S t RASCE of PILES C U M -
iicrificed.—J Hudson Taylor
product of the wheal and corn belt. ot farm relief. Nowhere has lie said
MATED or FEE REFUNDED.
miles a year—equal to the distance be
< harles Curtis, or the governor of a U n it he would have signed Ute Me-
Send today <« FREE 1OO pa»»
milk and a pinch of pepper. Pack In­
book deacnbtngcauae» and prop,
iween Chicago and Otnaha-carrylng to a mold and steam for three hours.
seaboard state, without a farm bio k- ' Nary Haugen bill bud he been In the
A Divine Pull
treatment n t such alimenta.
water from th* put"l> «« the h,,u"*
The ham Is usually «ally enough so
All who stand “ with <>"d have » ground or any Intltnute knowledge of W h ile llo u « e . nor ran It be assumed
There is yet work to he done ¡0 eman
,
farm conditions? Kansas City Star. I that be w ill do so If he Is elected
e
l COLON t i l l
that no additional salt is needed. The divine pull l-e* ✓
elpating the American farm wife from
I loaf may be ser\ed hot or «Heed cold.
to
the
water
buckeL
her slavery
r
r-
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’
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t
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ip