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Keil.s arrested In the lute raids in Massachusetts are pnfnying Uncle Sum's hospitality at Deer Island, Hostoo,
while nwnltlng Investigation nr deportation. While there they are made to aid In the care and feeding of their
anarchistic hrethren. The photograph shows group of ane-tcd radicals bringing fond Into one of the detention
buildings on the island.
HARVARD'S MAN OF MYSTERY
Wesley Holland, Harvard's "man of
mystery," has nil Cambridge puzzled.
Neither vnult doors, steel boxes nor '
Ire walls have yet been able to hold
Holland as n prisoner. He Is nn elec-
trlclmi at the university and astounded
the students when lie made his way
out of n steol box which they bad
specially constructed for the demon-
itratlnn,
Church Crypt for Skulls.
Under the chancel of the church at
ITythe, Kent, Kngland, Is a very curl
Otis crypt. 'Jills crypt Is used as a
depository for a largo ijtuuitlty of Im
ronn skulls and hones, which are be
Hcvi'il to-le those of Danes killed
closo by in battle before tlio Norman
conquest. Most of the skulls aro ar
ranged on shelves, while the bones nro
plied up In n. symmetrical heap. Such
ghastly relics nre rare Ivi English
churches, although they are to he
found nt several places on the conti
nentFrom tbo Wide World Magn-sloe.
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two sons.
AFTER SIR JOHN ALCOCK'S LAST FLIGHT
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Wreck of thu alrplano In which Sir John Alcock made his last flight. It
stands In front of the Normandy farmhouse near which It crashed, killing the
man who made the first non-stop (light across the Atlantic.
TKEN FROM EXCHANGES
A copy of "McFlngal,1' a poem print
ed In Hartford, Conn., In 178'.', and
autographed by George Washington,
brought $1,125 at .Sotheby's auctions,
A moderate trickle of water from
an ordinary faucet will waste 150 gal
lons a day, or 04,750 gallons In a year.
VORARLBERG
province of Vornrlberg, Austria, which
DEPORTATION
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, The Held of the farm tractor Is con
stantly extending, A circular saw Is
now rigged up to It revolving hori
zontally and a large treo is cut down
In a few minutes.
In China every business, man lias a
shop name and n private namo, ami
among his family and acquaintances
ho Is known by the latter.
immoved urnroiM INTEINATHNAt.
StlNMrSOW
Lesson
(Uy UKV i' ii. KlT.WAl'L.tt, D. D.,
Teacher or Ungllali lllblo In tlia Moody
Ulblc Imtltuto of ChlcflKO )
(Cop)rltlU. 1920, WcMorn Nfwnppr Union)
LESSON FOR FEBRUARY 1
PETER AND JOHN IN SAMARIA.
(May he ued with inlmlunury applica
tion.) KK8HON TKXT-Acts S:I-2S.
GOhOK.V TI3XT Ye slmll he wltnessei
unto me lioth In Jerusaloin, uml In all
Judea, and in Hanuiiln, unci unto the ut
termost putt of the e.uth. Acta 1:8.
ADDITIONAL MATKItlAL-II Klnga
17:24-31; Luke 10:.T3-35; John 4:1-42.
PRIMA Itr TOPIC-ToIIIiir Others About
Jcsu.
JUNIOR TOIMC-I'eler mid John In a
StrniiKf City.
inti:rmi:diatio and hcniur top
ic Thre.. MUalonurlei uml Tholr Trl
umphH. I. Preaching the Word Everywhere
(v. I).
After the stoning of Stephen the
enemies of tin ,()rd were more active
than ever-In their efforts to stamp
out the new faith. With Saul as their
leader they rushed back to the city,
dragged fnnn their homes and im
prisoned those who confessed Christ.
In this the devil overreached himself,
for the believers took flight and went
cverywheie preaching the word. The
time had come for the wItnes--bcnrlng
to extend he.voml Jerusalem and Ju
dea. Preaching was not cnuflned to
the twelve. The Lord thus makes the
devil's wickedness to further his own
purpose., Frequently, In the hour of
trial. Christians see more clearly their
duty and bestir themselves to perform
It. If Christians will not move on,
the Lord will shove them on.
II. Philip Preaching the Gospel in
Samaria, (vv. 3-13).
Hitherto the gospel had reached
only Jews; now Its scope broadens
and a Jew Is preaching to Samaritans,
and Samaritans are lejolclng In the
gospel of Christ proclaimed by a Jew.
His preaching was fruitful for multi
tudes believed hl messuge. Much Joy
In this .Samaritan city followed the re
ception of the message. Roth Samar
itans and Jews were looking for
Christ, so they were glad to know that
the Christ bad come. ChrlK Is the
one name and person who will break
down race prejudice. In him there
Is unity and real brotherhood, for he
Is the universal man. The only hope
of the world ..s Christ.
So great was Philip's success that
Simon Magnus professed faith and was
baptized. Simon was a sorcerer who
by magical devices had made a great
reputation, gaining control of many
of the credulous and Ignorant, so that
they regarded him as some great one
from Cod (v. 10). The people turned
from this sorcerer to the gospel of
Christ.
III. Peter and John Sent to Samar
ia (vv. 1 M7).
The church at Jerusalem ,ent two
of Its best men to encourage the work.
They discerned that the Spirit had not
yet fallen upon the believers, so they
laid hands upon them and the Spirit
wns given unto them. These Samari
tans were really converted, regener
ated, but had not yet been filled with
the Spirit's gift. Relleers should
seek the Spirit's gift at once, for this-'
will exclude the Interests of the world.
The mission of Peter and John shows
the unity of the church the mother
church gave sanction to the new work
In Samaria. Much of the work of the
modern evangelist Is a failure bo
cause It Is not properly followed up
by those who will Instruct and bring
the convert Into relationship with the
living church.
IV. Simon's Wicked Request (vv.
18-24).
When Simon saw that the power of
Peter exceeded that which he pos
sessed nnil that It was received
through the laying on of hands, he of
fered money for the gift. This act re
veals the hypocrisy of till man. He
professed faith and was baptized, fol
lowing after them for a selfish end.
To desire nnd seek the gift of the Spir
it for selfish aggrandizement Is to be
guilty of Simon's sin. All trnlllc In
sacred things has been called "Si
mony," from the name of this sorcer
er. Peter told Simon that ho had
neither part nor lot In this matter,
that he .should repent of his wicked
ness and pray to Cod for forgiveness.
He requested Peter to pray for him.
Simon practiced the art of sorcery
for gain nnd Influence. Now (lint ho
found ids profits diminishing and his
Influence waning, ho endeavored to ac
quire new power. All persons who
use their religion to further their am
bitious to get gain nre guilty of this
rtn. Sometimes men Join the church
for business, social, and political rea
sons; sometimes ofllclnl positions nre
coveted for the prestige and power
they give. Let all who are using the
name of the church for business pur
poses be warned by Peter' rebuke!
Let Simon's doom he a solemn warn
ing to all!
The Goal.
The goal on which our eyes must
he set Is n church that will, In It
own corporate life, conspicuously ex
press the Christian Idenl of fellow
ship and brotherhood, nnd at the same
time strive persistently to mold na
tional, Industrial nnd social life In
accordance with the principles which
are the fountain light of all Its days.
Delight in Qod's Work.
All great art la the expression of
man's delight In God's work, not la
his own. Rusklo.
MURDERS BARED IN
PLEA TO DOCTOR
3irl Telephones Physician "Every
body Sick" and Triple Kill
ing is Revealed.
Pnssnlc. N. J. "Is tills Dr. Carlisle?
Well, please come to our house quick;
everybody Is sick."
This telephone message from Minn
Strong, 11, disclosed the murder of
hex mother and elder sister and the
suicide of her father.
Mason It. Strong, architect and
structural engineer, with olllces In
Wall si i eel, New York City, had al
most successfully annihilated his fam
ily on Tuesday night with an a. Rut
It was nut until .Minn, herself wounded
on the head, gained strength enough
to notify the family physician that the
tragedy was revealed.
Mr. Strong killed his wife as she
slept In bed. lie then crushed the skull
of his daughter. Kllnbeth, 10. killing
her Instantly. UN son, Natlanlel, 1'J,
Is dying In St. Mary's hospital with
a fracture of the skull. Only Minn and
Please, Come to Our House Quick!"
Susanne, 8, escaped with Injuries fron
which they nre expected to recover.
Friends of Mr. Strong attributed the
tragedy to chronic ill health and finan
cial losses.
There was strong evidence that the
entire family bad been drugged In
some manner before thu crazed father
used the ax.
On the night ot the tragedy Mr.
Strong apparently did not retire "with
his wife. A deeply religious man, lie
remained up for a while reading from
a book, "What Would Jesus Do?" It
was found open on the dresser, be
side crackers he had been munching.
The police Infer that when his loved
ones dropped off to sleep the architect
went to the cellar, where he obtained
an ax of the type firemen use.
Mr. Strong afterward went to the
bathroom. He stood the ax In n cor
ner and cut his throat with a razor.
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Husband Fails to Kiss
Bride, She Kills Self
Council Itluffs, In. Mrs.
Charles Allen, sixteen, n bride
of two months, committed sui
cide nt the Grey restaurant nt
Corning, la., by drinking almost
half a pint of strychnine Be
fore .swallowing the poison she
said her husband hadn't kissed
her w hen he left for work In the
morning.
MARRIAGE IS NOP A JOKE
Wedding Ceremony, Staged ac Lark,
Ties "Husband" and "Wife" for
Life, Rules Court.
Trenton, N. J. A court hero has re
fused to annul the marriage of Pcarsy
C I r vii n and Gcorglana Griffin, alias
Georglana Williams, which Glrvan
sought to have set aside on the ground
that It was contracted as a Joke; that
he and the. girl had not lived together
after the ceremony; that he hnd con
tributed nothing to her support, and
that she had asked for nothing.
The mnrrlage was performed August
10. 11)17, by Itov. Walter Kaile Lad
don, a Methodist minister, in Itelmar,
where the couple met.
Girvau, In his petition, alleged that
the ceremony was simply a vacation
frolic, Unit he did not feel bound by
It and he thought the girl also regard
ed It as u Joke.
GAVE GUARDSMAN $169,000
Wealthy Woman Remembered In Her
Will the Man Wh6 Saved
Her Life.
Columbiana, O. Elmer Ifllcklngor
In $160,000 richer because he saved
'tho life of a woman In Montgomery,
Ala., two years ago,
Fllcklnger, while a private In the
Thirty-seventh division, National
Guard, In training at Camp Sheridan,
rescued the woman In a runaway ac
cldent. He thought no more of the
matter until recently ho was notified
that tho grateful woman and reuiem
berod him In her will.
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TOO WEAK TO
DO ANYTHING
A Serious Feminine Illness Remedied
By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Casco. Wis. -"After tho blrthof each
of my children I had displacement and
was bo weak I
couldn't do anything
l round a nook
about Lydia E. Pink
li a m's Vcgotablo
Compound no
thought l would try
it, and after taking
it I Boon felt bet
ter. That was fif
teen years ago i .id
I have felt well ever
since except that I
had n elinht attack
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Bomo more of your Compound and wan
ooon nil right again. I always recom
mend your medicine and you may pub
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other women." Mrs. JULES JJeko, Jr.,
R. 1, Hox yi), Casco, Wis.
Lydia E. Pinkham'n Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and herbs,
contains no narcotic or harmful drugs,
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most successful remedy for female ilia
in this country, and thousands of vol
untary testimonials prove this fact.
If you have the slightcat doubt that
Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com
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Lynn, Mas., for advice. Your letter
will bo opened, read and answered by a
woman, and held in strict confidence.
Many a man wuo toots ids own Uoru
Imagines he is the whole hand.
ASPIRIN INTRODUCED
BY "BAYER" IN 1900
Look for namo "Bayer" on the tablets,
then you need newer
worry.
If you want tho true, world-famous
Aspirin, ns prescribed by physicians
for over eighteen years, you must ask
for "Rayer Tablets of Aspirin."
Tho "Bayer Cross" Is stamped on
each tablet and uppcars on each pack
age for your protection against Imi
tations. In each package of "Bayer Tablets
of Aspirin" aro safe and proper direc
tions for Colds, Headache, Neuralgia,.
Toothache, Earache. Rheumatism,
Lumbago, Neuritis, nnd for Pain ta
general.
Ilandy tin boxes containing 12 tablets
cost but n few cents. Druggists also
sell larger "Bayer" packages. Asplrii
Is the trade mark of Bayer Manufac
ture of Monoaeetlcacldester of Saltcy
llcacld. Adv.
A woman's tears and u nuin's grla
are not always on the level.
SEE SHABBY, FADED
GARMENTS TURft NEW
Diamond Dyes" Make Old Apparel
Fresh and Stylish.
Don't worry ubout perfect results.
Dse "Diuniond Dyes," guaranteed to
give a new, rich, fadeless color to anjr
fubric, whether It be wool, silk, linen,
cotton or mixed goods, dresses,
blouses, stockings, Bklrts, children's
coats, feathers, druperles, coverings
everything!
The DirectloN Book with each pack
age tells how to diamond dye over any
color.
To match aty nmterlul, have dealer
Bhow you "Diamond Dye" Color Card.
Adv.
Lots of people bay things they ought
to be ashamed even to think.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
by LOCAL. APPLICATIONS, as th
cannot reach the scat ot the dlseas.
Catcrrh Is a local diseases, greatly Influ
enced by constitutional conditions. HAL.LS
CATARRH MEDICINE will cure catarrh.
It -Is taken Internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the
Syutem. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE
Is composed of some of the bent tonics
known, combined with some of the best
blood purifiers. The perfect combination
of the ingredients In HALL'S CATARRH
MEDICINE Is what produces such won
derful results In catarrhal conditions.
Druggists 75c. Testimonials free.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Props., Toledo, Ohio.
Hesitation seldom prospers.
Why That Backache?
Why be miserable with a bad back?
You can't be happy if every day brings
lameness; sharp, snooting pains and a
dull, nagging ache. Likely tho cause
is weak kidneys. You may have head
aches and dizzy spell-), too, with a
weak, tired feeling. Don't 'delayl Try
Doan's Kidney P(IU. They have done
wonders in thousands of such cases.
Ask your neighborl
A Nebraska Case
David Nelson, re-
tlrml farmer. Ootll-
lenbure, Neb., says:
"My oacK nnu ueeu
lintlinrlni? inn for
over two months. I
couldn't get out of
bed on account ot
alifirrt n h A n H II T
L uvV pains d n r 1 1 n g
P 3L through my loins.
tlons woro Irregu
lar In passage-, at
times being too
frequent and scan-
i T nl.n UMfrAtttil
from dizziness and could see spots
before my eyes. One box ot Doan's
Kidney rills cured me so that I have
never been bothered since."
Get Data's at Amy Stare, too a 9t
DOAN'S VSS?
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