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Yank Princess
May Be Queen
&
Widow of Ralph Thomas May Sec
Husband Acclaimed King of
Albania.
.LOSES HEART TO PRINCE
Princess Vlora Is Granddaughter of Eu-
fleno Kelly, Millionaire New York
Banker Her First Husband
Was Frank Jay Qould.
New York. Princess Vlorn, former
ly Mrs. Helen Kelly Gould and more
recently Mrs. Ralph Thomas, mny bo
the first Atnerlcun to be addressed 11a
"your mnjesty."
If she attaliiH Uie throno of Albnnln,
ns Gcema possible, slio blda fnlr to
ccllpso socially Princess AnastoBta of
Greece, formerly Mrs. Wllllum B.
Leeds, who, through her mnrrliigo to
Prince Christopher of Greece, tins
climbed the roynl Inddcr higher thuu
nny other American woman,
i Princess Vloru ,1s In New York "on
itislnesH," whllo her roynl consort,
Prince Vlorn, Is at their houso In Purls
inrrniiglng plnus to ascend the throno
of his grandfather.
Tho father of Vlorn, Ferld Pasha, Is
prime minister to Abdul Ilamld, and
Is working quietly with Turklbh lend
ers. She Prefers Paris.
"What will you do In Albania, where
most of tho men are polygamlsts and
iddlcted to bloody feuds?" I asked her
in her upartmuut In tho Hotel Lenorlc.
"I don't know," she said, smiling,
"perhaps remain most of tho time In
my Paris homo with my two children
Helen, who's nineteen, and Dorothy,
who's seventeen who uro now In
6chool In Switzerland."
The princess was Helen Murgarct
Kelly, granddaughter of tho million
aire New York banker, ISugeno Kelly.
She was married at eighteen to Frank
Jay Gould and after divorcing him
married Itnlph Thomas, sou of tho
nugnr king. After n brief married life,
be died suddenly In 1014, leaving her
several millions.
During the war she sailed for Pnrls,
where she becamo n war nurse. While
recuperating In Switzerland, sho told
me, sho met Prlnco Vlora, who wns
brooding over tho fnte of Albnnln and
meditating schemes for Its restoration.
Loses Her Heart
"Ho told mo sad stories of Albania,"
ho continued, "of Its wild scenery and
tho pirturesqucncss of Its people. Ho
was n delightful chap and I confess
thnt I lost my heart to him. Wo wero
married quietly.
"Whether tho prlnco will become
king of Albania Is not certain. It Is
well known In diplomatic circles that
tho problem of (hiding n satisfactory
ruler Is a hard one. The prlnco Is tho
natural "ruler and Is mapping out his
course In Paris and London uow.
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Photograph of Dr. E. n. Oirr and G. E. Cornfortn making "cowless" syn
thetic milk In tho laboratory of a sanitarium near Hoston. It Is mado from
onts, peanuts and water. Vegetarians approve it because It contains no unlmal
fats; food experts nro Inclined to reject it for the snmo reason.
Seek Navy Students
Marine -Corps Is Authorized to
Assist In Recuiting.
Stations Will Accept Enlistments for
Midshipmen at the Annapolis
Academy.
' Washington. Youngsters between
tho uges of eighteen and nineteen
(pears, with ambitions to becomo mid
shipmen at tho United j)tutcs Naval
neudemy, now will bo uccepted for en
listment at till uuirlno corps recruiting
stations.
Ono hundred enlisted men uro ap
pointed to tho Naval academy each
year, after a competitive examination
given enlisted men of tho navy and
marlno corps. They must not bo moro
than twenty years of ngo on April 1
of tho year It is desired to enter, and
must hnvo been In tho scrvlco at least
one year by August 15 of thnt year.
"Albania Is tho roughest country In
the Rnlknns, a country of wild moun
tains, entirely without railroads. Tho
only towns are situated on tho coast
of thu Adriatic. The cntlro population
Is less than 1,000,000.
"Tho people consist mainly of fierce
mountaineers, walking arsenals of
rltles nnd knives. They aro Moham
medans In religion nnd confirmed
polygamlsts."
Tho princess explained thnt shortly
before tho war Prlnco William of
Wled, with German and Austrian back
ing, succeeded In getting Installed ns
king of Albnnln nt Durazzo. Ho never
succeeded, sho snld, In winning tho nl
leglanco of tho mountulnecrs, hecauso
Essad Pnshn and local chieftains wero
hostile to him. So he returned to Ger
many. Since then the Itallnns have
occupied moro of Albania nnd Joined
tinndfl with tho nllles, operating from
Salonlkl.
"I am hero to assist my husband In
my own way," Princess Vlorn said. "If
he wants tho throno ho can have It.
"I am, very much In lovo with him
nnd vlll help him nil I enn, but I think
I would prefer to spend most of my
time In Pnrls.
"Sly mission hero Is to rest nnd to
hoe certnln friends on certain matters
of Importance."
Maneuvers by
U. S. Air Craft
Director of Naval Aviation Lays
Out Extensive Program for
Summer and Fall.
RIG AIRSHIPS TO TAKE PART
Giant Dirigible Purchased From Great
Britain Will TakeJTrlp West as
Far as Chlcago-Maneuvera
Also Planned for Pacific
Washington. With Atlantic nnd
Pacific fleet air forces' mobilized at
bases on tho two coasts, an Intensive
program of summer and fall maneu
vers Is being planned by Copt. William
A. Moffat t, director of naval aviation.
Starting with tho Joint army and
nnvy bombing tests off tho Atlantic
coast, designed to test tho offensive
value of aircraft against naval ves
sels, navy flyers will bo put through
several months of stiff exerciser.
Early In July tho naval airship ZR-2,
purchased In (J rent Britain, will fly to
this country In charge of an American
crew. A great aerial demonstration
will mark her arrival. Detachments
Made in Boston
.yVnASjV
Adhering to its policy of rewarding
meritorious members of lis enlisted
personnel with commissions, tho ma
rine corps will open an ofllcers' train
ing school In or pea? Wnshlngtfih this
summer to till over n hundred vacan
cies In tho commissioned personnel of
tho corps.
During tho wnr moro than 800 en
listed men were commissioned In this
country nnd France. Tho highest
rank so far attained by un enlisted
man who received his commission ns
n reward for meritorious scrvlco la
that of a bonlor colonel.
Tho order recently Issued by tho
major general commandant, specifies
that no noncommissioned officer lll
bo considered for such advancement
who shall hnvo had less than ono
year's scrvlco In tho army, navy or
murlno corps, of which not less than
six months shall hnvo been In tho ma
rlno corps. Only men betwecu .tho
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Nation's Per Capita
WealthJJow $2,800
Tho per capita wealth of
the United States has Increased
$230 since 1014, It was an
nounced by tho Government
Loan organization.
It Is estimated that on Feb.
1, 1021, the total wealth of tho
country wns $100,000,000,000.
This Is an Increase of $&0,0OO,
000,000 during tho last seven
years.
If this wealth were divided
equally nmong the 107,000,000
persons In tho country each
would have $2,S00. In 1014 each
would have had $2,001.
Tho prnctlco of thrift during
the wnr wns pnrtly responsible
for tho Increase, according to
tho Loan organization.
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COURT BARS U. S. SPELLING
Australian Chief Justice Rules In
Favor of tho English
Forms,
Melbourne, Victoria. American
forms of spelling hnvo been barred
from otllclnl documents In tho high
court. The federal chief Justice has
announced that ho will not allow their
introduction nnd hns ordered the spell
ing of the words "program" nnd "cen
ter" changed to "programme nnd "cen
tre." Ho remarked thjjt English
spelling was good enough tor him.
of seaplanes, flying boats and dirigi
bles will fly far out to sea to meet tho
big airship and escort her to n point
on tho Atlantic const Just north .of
Boston.
Test Mooring Mast.
Tho ZR-2 will theu skirt tho const
southward, passing over tho principal
cities to Philadelphia, then proceed to
the giant navy hangar nt Lnkehurst,
N. J., nnd be "anchored" to n "moor
ing mnst," the first device of this kind
to be erect'd In this country.
Experts from Grent Ilrltnln will
superintend tho erection of the mnst
which will be n steel structure about
ICO feet high with a swlveled bridle
nt tho top to which the noso of tho
dlrlglblo will bo moored, permitting
the ship to Bwlng always nose to the
wind. Tho structure will cost about
SOO.OOO, nnd probably be fitted with
an elevator to carry the crow of tho
dirigible to and from tho ground.
After being thoroughly overhauled,
the ZR-2 will undertake a cross
country cruise to show tho ship to
the people.
Will Pass Over Many Cities.
Present plans call for n trip to Chl
cngo nnd return, nt lenst by way of
the southern border of tho Grent
Lakes, nnd If cities west of Chicago
provide mooring facilities the cruise
may bo extended indefinitely. The
ship can make a round trip to Chi
cago without refueling.
Rasing on Lnkehurst, the ZR-2 Is to
operate along the const Inter and par
ticipate In air fleet mobilization i-nd
extensive maneuvers nnd tactical
drills.
On tho Pacific const similar maneu
vers will bo conducted In connection
with tho Pnclilc fleet. It Is possible
n squadron of nuvnl nircrnft may at
tempt n trip "around tho rim" of tho
country from a point in Wnshlngton
stnto to Mnlnc, during tho year, the
longest airplane cruise evor attempted.
Huns for a flight from San Diego,
Cnl., to this city have been abandoned,
as Capt. II. C. Mustln, commanding
tho Pacific fleet nlr force, who would
hnvo led tho expedition, cannot bo
spared from summer exercises of the
Pacific air forces.
Dead Hero Made a Marshal.
Pnrls. Gen. Gnllleni, former min
ister of war nnd former military gov
ernor of Pnrls, who sent tho nrmy of
Paris to tho Mnrno In 1014 In tnxl
cnbs md who died In 1010, has been
posthumously named n marshal of
France In a elect ce signed by President
MUlernnd. This was In accordance
with authorisation given by parlla
ment recently.
ages of twenty-ono nnd twenty-seven
years will bo considered.
Pet Snakes Protect
Home, Says Editor
Mlddletown, N. Y. Hava you
a little snake In your home?
They mako flno watchdogs
and pets for tho .children, no
cording to Editor William
Hones, who runs n country
newspaper nnd Is known an
Wieodoru Itooscvelt's double.
Ho says tho snako Is one of
mnn's best friends and should
bo In every home.
2lllll.na itflcrf !. t-no l .l
other pests, ho declares, purge
uio nouso 'waits or infections
U)d protect tho sleeping house
hold. $--"'--"----"-.,
Josephus Daniels' ambition us a
youth was to 'bo a professional buso
bull player.
CORIHER ITEMS
News of All -Kinds Gathered From
Various Points Throughout
Nebraska.
A case deigned to test the conti
tutlonolly of the law enacted bv the
Inst liH'lulntiiro. foriiiiiitiiKf tim immii. i
Ing of any subject In n foreign lung- spile of protests. Tho occurrence la
tinge In nny school In Nebraska In l'10 culmination of nn effort on the part
grades ! slow tho ninth, hns been filed of - taxpayers of the county to clean
In district c in, of Platto county. The i'D "Irregularities."
NcbriHk.1 dutrlcts of Evuugelieal I A" ttss to determine the weight
Luther.i.i kuu.On of Missouri, Ohio nnd resisting capacity of different strata
other Kates ire tho pl'i'nMlYs, and helow tho surface of Capitol square,
Governor Melulvlo, Attorney General
Davis 'ind county attorney uro tho tie
fcndnnt.i
General John J. Persliing delivered
the commencement oration to 0J0 grad-
nates of the University of Nebraska which could be placed upon It. Tests
tho largest class In the history of the were made preliminary to the erection
school nt Lincoln. General Pershing of Nebraska's new stnte house,
stressed the duties of citizenship In After n delny of nearly ?evin oarg
his speech. "When nn American nc- tho Ktnte hnnk guaranty fund of Ne
cepts citizenship he gives nn Implied 'wka will get buck n part of tho
promise thnt he will exercise thnt $"".O0O drawn from It In li'lt to pay
privilege Intelligently. Society nlso depositors In tho Tirst Savings bank
gives nn Implied promlsethnt It will nt Superior. Prospects nro that about
assist him In nttnlnlng this aim." &W.000 will be returned. The other
An average wheat crop with good $-0,000 will bo the net loss of the
prospects for onts, rye nnd barley, 'Pmrnntj; fund. This wns the first
evident since the recent rnlns, nro pre- B,Ilte "nnk to fnll nfter tho guaranty
dieted for Nebraska by A. E. Anderson ,'nw beenmo effective In 1'Hl.
of tho bureau of crop estlmntes. He State Tax Commissioner Osborno
reports flint potntoes have begun to hns notified authorities of nil counties
bloom nnd the first crop of alfalfa Is tI,nt they must keep within tho JU
being harvested. The only crop np- ,nln levJ' or ;'"' cents on each per
parently damnged by the rain Is corn, 'hundred property vnluntlon ns pro-
where some plants were cither washed ' v,(,p,l ''V n liw passed by the recent
out or covered up. I legislature.
A fer-ilelanee, the deadly serpent of -Tames I J. King, negro, convicted by a
the tropics, was killed at Auburn -'"' nt Lincoln nfter thirty-five min
when run over bv nn nutomobllo. It is , ",c& deliberation of murder in the I1rt
supposed that the reptile-was brought ''legreo in connection with tho killing
to the city in n shipment c.f bananas. of Robert L. Taylor, penitentiary
It is reported that the first time In i P"nr'1- was sentenced to die in tho
years, rattlesnakes nro numerous on olortrlc chair.
tho Missouri river bottoms. Farmers i hrnskn was one of the first states
nnd fishermen report that hardly a day ,n the middle west to respond to tho
passes without killing one. caH to nid Hood sufferers of Pueblo,
Tho Union Pacific asked the state C(,,- Fro" n11 Parts of the state
rnllwny commission to create two comes reports that Nohrnknns aro
towns on the road's new spur from ron,, to do whatever possible to co
Ilnig, to the Goshen Hole country In operate in tho relief efforts of those
Wyoming. One of the towns, Lyman, , destitute.
has been named In advance of Its Tll tc supreme court sustained
birlh. The prospective parents of tho the findings of the district court In
other town as yet hnvo not decided on Morrill county on which former Sheriff
n name. Willinm I. Hyson wns pronounced
The hoard of regents of the Unl- P"Ht.v of receiving nnd giving nwny
versity of Nebraska, declined to do- intoxicating liquors and removed
prlve the editor, business manager nnd fr0I ofllce.
nrt editor of the 1021 Cornhusker of First step In the nntlon-wldo nwve
their degrees, ns recommended by the ment to link nil religious faiths in an
committee nppointed to investigntft opposition to recurring wnrs vns mnde
alleged objectionable features In tho 1 Omaha when n letter, protesting
annunl. against wnr nnd Its burdens of tnxn-
A resolution urging the board of " n"(J "rm.n,"e,nt' ,wns ro'vl frnra
supervisors of Gage county to reduce s,lft ' J- Sdmylcr from every Lpls
the wnges of nil county employes un- tcnE.. Pu'n't'
der their control, nnd economy in the TI' Pcopi in tho vicinity of Vwiro
conduct of sohool nffnlrs was passed ,m,. n simiU T,nc0 flvo 11ps east of
by 100 farmers who hnd n meeting nt jUnnrtolpli. nro nsklng tlie rnllwny com
Pcntrico to protest tax rates In tho . mission for a depot nt thnt place. A
county. meeting of the farmers was held Inst
Tho nvlntlon association nt Crete
hns perfected arrangements to have
the Crete nvlntlon Held put In flrst
class -slinpe, and In accordance with
government markings. A landing ueiu
r.-cf ,....-.. i.c !. ,-nn.n,i tvi.nro
a i.lg flying program will be staged,
Tni i.t
Payment of bounties on the scalps'
of wolves nnd coyotes has censed In
Cnss county, following nn opinion
handed down by the county attorney
that the matter must first be submitted
to the voters, nt a regulnr election.
Tho Lincoln highway between Cen
tral City nnd Chnpmnn Is undergoing
a remarkable change, and when work
Is completed the graveled road bed
will bo equal to the best In the country.
A special election In September to
vote the bonds for the erection of a
now SloO.000 court house wns urged
by aoo Sarpy county fnrmers nt a
speclnl mnss meeting nt Pnpllllon.
Free moving pictures, put on in nn
outdoor tkentre by the Blue Springs
Community club every Snturday even-
ing, nre proving a great drawing card,
merchants sny. ' '
Tlie Grand island municipni ititcneu
recently Instituted by Mayor J. T.
Ellsberry Is proving n success. Since
opening It hns fed 1,000 men.'
Tho members of the Nebraska
Shorthorn Cattle Breeders' nssoclntlon
will hold n big picnic on tho stnte farm
campus. Lincoln, on Juno 23.
Innblllty to renllzo on lonns Is
given ns the renson for tho closing of
tho Pioneer Stnte bnnk nt Omaha.
A volunteer tiro department with
two compnnies nns neon organizes ni
Osbkosh.
The new dnm being built nt Bernes
ton ncross tho Big Blue river Is prov
ing to bo quite n plensure resort for
people from over tho stnte. Cars
filled with sightseers pour Into tint
place continuously on Sunday.
Telephone rate Increases In twelve
cities nnd towns In tho stnto were
nsked In n petition presented to the
stnto rnllwny commission by tho Lin-
coin Telephone nnd Telegraph Co.
Tho towns nffected are: David City,
Fnlrbury, Ashland Brunlng. Yortc,
Jnnsen and rem.
Hubbell's new community hnll, ono
of tho most substnntlnl buildings of Its
kind In Nebraska, wns dedicated tho
other day.
Shorthorns nro the most populnr
breed of pure bred cnttlo on Nebroskn
farms, according to tho stnto depart
'ment of agriculture. There are 12,777
Shorthorns on 0,017 fnrms In tho stnte.
Ilerefords nro next with 27,418 on
4,4.10 fnrms. Others follow: Polled
Shorthorns, 3,420 on 1,415 forms';
4,010 Angus on 022 fnrms; 411 Gallo
way on ninety-two farms; nil other
breeds, 0,003 on 1,203 fp-ms.
County Judge Harrow of Thomas
county has given his version of the
recent seizure of county records at
Thedford, where' county oflicinls have
been engaged In a fuctlonnl fight for
some time. Judge Harrow's statement
Is similar to una made by County
Clerk Blven, who said that County At
torney Iiulsuor demanded n meeting
of the county board In his olllce In
stead of the court house and that,
when the county clerk declined.
Itclsnor ordered the records seized In
,Ht Lincoln, diseiosort that the sand
stone formation starting nt n depth of
twenty-three feet nnd continuing
thence downward thirty or forty feet
,,s cnpnble of holding up any lonl
" " " "1. ""V. I " ,"" "m
to press their demands for n depot.
I Profiteering hns resulted In the for
mation of 4S-" co-operntlvo socltles
In Nebraska, organized to balk tho
n ' , , ,, , , . .
proflr grnldiers. according to n detnlled
report Iwued by the state department
i of agriculture.
,G"';lp" coun1t T cn,rt, 1,101I?e hmUf
"f -n00 lh e """' oC
$120,()0 have been sold to a Denver
1fln"n,Ml "a2 ? , f ! r I
",l ,,l,,s o io-court house nt Osh-
KOMI.
Members of the stnto bonrd of health
nre endenvorlng to locate n typhoid
fever germ enrrier which they believe
,is responsible for nn epidemic at
Grand Island.
The Sewnrd Amusement association
Is making extensive preparations to
entertnln tourists, picnickers, campers,
fin fact, nny who nro seeking a summer
jvnention.
i A series of motion pictures f
farms of the county, at the expense of
the Saunders County I'm "in bureau,
will be Mortal June 17, sit Wahoo.
I A Inrge tunnel for tho drainage of
tlie Votter-Llebhnrdt basin, which will
reclaim 400 ncres of land In Hamilton
county, will bo finished by July 1.
Plans of a Utah sugar company to
establish a factory at Lodge Pole aro
leading to the breaking of ground on
many ranches for beet growing.
Voters of tlie village of Benedict re-
jCc(oil ., pri,,..-eition to issua $120,0.10
worth nf S).lool i)0nds.
j citizens of Pnpllllon recently col-
, ci)rntod tho completion of a mllo o
ow Pnvlng In the city.
Beginning next September nil Ne
braska boys nnd girls must nttend
school until they nro nt lenst 10 years
old. Thnt Is tho provision of a new
Inw pnsoed by tho last Nebraska leg
islature. According to nn opinion given by thn
stnto attorney general, nil firms denl-
Ing In extracts or medlclno containing
8ufflcent nlco,,0, (o ,nt0Xcntc, ,ust
, p of nU gftlM miuU,
, . .
.. - . n,wl-atnT' n,n Tim
jri,ng ,R nccor(llng t0 n Iaw pnsfced by
tho legislature.
nenry Johnson, 30, fanner, was
killed during n fight over n road dis
pute with P.obert Cnrsh, another
farmer, nt Humboldt. Johnson Is said
to hnvo died Instnntly when ho fell
on n cement sidewalk nfter being
struck by Cnrsh.
Word from WnsTIIngton Is to the
effect thnt the Smith standard loaf
bread bill, passed nt thelnst session of
tho Nebraska legislature, wns used as
n model nt n conference of stnto and
city oflicinls attending n convention
thero denllng with weights and meas-
JuroB laws.
WPROVED'UHIFORM INTERNATIONAL
SiuidaySchool
T Lesson f
(y ULv. i II. lTr.WA'lKH, D. D.,
Teacher of English Ulblo In tho Mooily
Hlble Institute uf Chlcugo.)
(, 1921, Western Newspaper Union,)
3
LESSON FOn JUNE 19.
MAKING THE SOCIAL ORDER
CHRISTIAN.
LESSON TEXT-Luko 4:16-21; Matt 2f:
U-40.
GOLDKN TEXT Inasmuch aa ye hav
done It unto one of the leost of these my
brethren, ye have done It unto me. Matt.
25:40.
KEFEItENCE MATEUIALr-Acta 2: 37-
4,7 R 4l
PRIMARY TOI'IC-PIeasIng Jcsua by
Helping Others,
. JUNIOR TOI'IC-Tho Examplo Jesu
Gave Us.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPICS
MaklnK All of Life Christian.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Christianity Transforming the Social
Order,
Again wo say not "Making the So
cial Order Christian," If the commltteo
please. At least these texts selected
by the committee do not so teach, for
they have no bearing upon the ques
tion. Why two texts so widely sepa
rated in meaning should be selected
to go together under the subject
named is incomprehensible. Tho
toucher should therefore Ignore tho
subject chosen and endeavor to bring
out the meaning of the texts.
I. Jesus in the Synagogue at Naza
reth (Luke 4:10-21).
1. His custom wns to go to the
house of God (v. 10). He now hud
come, buck to the town of his boyhood
days and entered tho place of worship
us wns His custom.
2: Jesus rending from tlie Scrip
tures (vv. 1S-1'J). Ho opened tlie book,
nt the slxty-llrst chapter of Isaiah nnd;
rend the Scripture pussngo which set
forth Ills entire mission.
(1) Character of Ills mission (vv.
IS, 10). (u ) Preach the gospel to tho
poor. God has peculiar regard for the
poor, and the glory of the gospel is
tliut It conies to tlie help of the very
ones most In need. It puts a ladder,
nt tlie feet of a man and enables him
to climb ns high us his ability will per
mit It In), (b) Heal the broken
henrted. How many nre tlie broken
hearted I (c) Preach deliverance to
the captives. Those who nre in enp-i
tivity to sin nnd Satun. Christ can nnd
will deliver (John 8:31-30). (d) Re
covering of sight to the blind. Christ
not only can open the physical eye
but the eyes of the spirit as well.
(e) Set nt liberty them that nro
bruised. Satan lias been most merci
lessly bruising men, but the Mighty
One lias come who can set thorn free.
(f) Preach the acceptable yiar of tho
Lord. Tills was the Year of Jublleo
which looked forward to the glorious
millennial age (Lev. 2.-.:8-13, 00-04).
(2) His endowment (v. IS). Tho Holy
Spirit came upon Christ for the ex
press purpose of fitting Him for His
divine mission. Because of this- en
duement Ho cannot fall in His glo
rious work.
(3) Ills testimony (vv. 20. 21). Hav
ing completed the rending, He declared
that the Scripture hud fulfillment theu
uud there In himself. This wns n crit
ical hour for the people. May It bo
just ns critical for the members of
every class where this lesson Is stud
ied! May there not be rejection llko
thnt which followed His testimony at
Nazareth 1
II. The Judgment of the Nations
(Matt. 20:34-40).
The biblical unit here Is verses 31
40. One cannot Intelligently teach tho
verses selected without their setting;
so. it would be better to take a survey,
of the whole.
This Judgment should bo cnrefully
distinguished from what is popularly
cnllcd "General Judgment." The Blblo
speaks of different Judgments, differ
ing in respect to the subjects, tho
place, the time, and tho results of. the
judgment. Note the following partic
ulars: 1. Tho Judge (v. 31). Tho Son oC
Man In glory.
2. The time (v. 31). It Is when tho
Lord -shnll come in His glory nccom
punlcd by Ills glorious retinue of an
gels. 3. Tho plnce (v. 81). It will bo on
tho throne of Ills glory. Tills throno
will be most surely in the land of Is
rael. The prophecy of Joel, third
chnpter, nud Zechariah 14 :l-5 mako it
to be In or near Jerusalem.
4. The people Judged (vv 32-40).
These people will be the living nations
upon tho earth after tho church bus'
been translated (I Thess. 4: 10, 17).
These nations nro the ones to whom
tho gospel of tho kingdom shnll bo
preached Just prior to the coming of
tho Lord (see Matt. 24:14). Tho
preachers of this gospel will bo Jows
(Rev. 7; Rom. 11).
5. Tho Issue of the judgment (v. 40;
cf. 34-41). Tho sheep enter upon tho
Inheritance of a prepared kingdom
(v. 34). Tho goats go Into nn everlast
ing flro prepared for tho devil and hl9
angels. Their destiny Is fixed (v. 40).
Hops and Pray.
Let us hope and pray .that those who
tench nnd those who worship In tha
temples of God mny never bo out of
touch with tho saints above or tho
sinners below. When wo get out of
touch with humanity, wo nro never in
very close touch with Divinity. Undo
Usury's Sayings.
On Giving.
Ho that hath two coats, Jet him im
port to him thnt ha'th none; nnd he
that hath meat, let him do likewise.
Luko 3:11.
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