The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, March 08, 1923, Image 6
RED CLOOD. NEBRASKA, CHIEF B Smyrna Gives This photograph depicts tliu Joyous reception tendered to Mustnphu Kemal Smyrna who greeted tlie president of tliu grand national assembly of Turkey uti '.Ion wuh followed by IiIh marriage to n weultliy and proinliient young woniiin. France's Navy Helping in Occupied Region This Is tlie tlrst photograph to reach hero showing the French naval fnicos occupied area of Germany. Some, of the 1'rench naval men are shown arriving putclied ut various points along the Hhlne to safeguard France's interests. Ambassador Warren Comes Home 1 56;S5S5m2S3misKS& Charles H. Warren, the retiring American ambassador to Japan, anil his family photographed on their arrival in San Francisco from Tokyo. Destroyed by tHe Irish Rebels Iiavl.ig turned from nssii.-MnuUon to ar.x it the lil-h lepublleau hae de stroyed many tine buildings. Mere are the ruins of l'liliiierston, the residence of Lord .Mayo, near Nans, County Klldare. WORTH KNOWING An Intensely white enauiel, resist int to acids to a degree hitherto tin known, lias been developed to protect surfaces subjected to gua or mines, kucIi as are found In hospitals and chemical laboratories. Tho American library in l'arls, founded by the American Library asso ciation after tho World war, with books supplied to the American army, now has more thnn 20,000 standard works. Kemal Pasha a Joyous Welcome immipMmmmtmM I L. 7-nnuiia SS(E3S2523gS2S A South American Indian tribe Is ruled by a woman whose every ut terance is a word of law, Kousselot, French Catholic priest, In cntcd numerous devices for tlie re cording of sound. The Itrltlsh army Is now engaged In a movement against (lies. Cook houses and other artltlclally-warmed places where lltes are likely to go Into winter quarters are being sealed and sulphur dioxide Is pumped Into tlie interior. Tlie Hies cannot escape or sunlve. Pasha ly tin Turkish residents ol Ills return to tluit city. Tlie reeep WmMBWftBEflgy y en - opcratlng with the military In thu at Dusseldorf where they were dls SETS COIFFURE STYLE W rtVWvvvi New photograph Just received from Ktigland of Lady Klisaboth Angela Marguerite Ilowos-Lyon, whose mar riage to the duke of York, second son of the king and queen, will take place. In Westminster Abbey. April 2(1. It shows what the F.ngllsh girls call tin: I.ady KllNibcth fringe, really the old time "bang," which has set a new st.vle In coiffures. SHE PREFERS THE PIPE Mrs. A. J. Ileymanii of New Yor'u introduced something when she started smoking ti pipe while taking a rest in tier bench clu.lr at Palm lleach. Her preferences are shared by other win ter resort ers and all sorts and shapes of "glliiimles" are being shown by those loving a long healthy pull at the pipe. Pipes at the beach are only smoked when one is in her bathing sult. NEWS OF NEBRASKA IN CONDENSED FORM Accent Happenings in Nebraska Given in Brief Items For Busy Readers. The lioti-e has gone on record as being iihMilutel. opposed to the use ciflliCn State owned automobiles for ".lorld-. i ng." Sherman Spears of Stratton was shot Iiroiigh the cheek lt a -hotgun load -pile village of Waco is installing a during a co.vote roundup In Hitchcock ' water works yst which Is expected county. to be ready for umj about .May 1.1. A course In bible study has been In- a checker loiirnanient held at Chap stalled in the Pawnee City schools and ,, ,,.!,,,,) nigsprlng winning 17 Is proving popular. Local pastors are p,iiM.Sl Clmppell :(.' and 'S. draw games, teacliliig. ' For the fifth consecutive time IN- A heailiiuarlers troop of Hoy Scouts ( ,),,. stock Kroger bus been elected has been formed at Fremont with secrelar.x of the Kearney Chamber ol Ilinry Seheiv as scoutmaster and , Comment'. Harry elib as cominauder. I ANDREW M. MORRISEY of Lincoln, Chief Justice Nebraska Supreme Court. .Mr. and .Mrs. John Ilardeuhrook i'iiiiii'!!iiii iiioii- artintii u'i'iidltH' iinoi- vei-Mir.v at their home in Fremont last 'Hi"r buildings were ai tire at one time, week. ' 'armors are permitted to register P.eatrice will entertain several slate ""'lr farms and their farm name with conventions this spring, and Is making the secretary of state and to have an arrangements to caie for them in royal exclusive right to the name by a bill j-tjle. passed by tlie house. Nearly l.'.OOO interested spectators Seven hundred members attended were in'jittendanco tlie opening day of, "ll fifteenth anniversary of the dedica innaba's big Auto show ut the audl-jt'"" of tlie .Masonic temple at North torluni. Platte. It was the largest gathering In Tlie large community ball, known lis Wildcat ball, located 12 miles north east of Conistock, was destroyed by lire of unknown origin. Tlie 1!)2,' state high school basket-1 hull tournament will lie held In Omaha1 elarch 8. it and 10, and from indlca lions it will be a hotly contested series. .Mistaking a can of gasoline for water resulted in tlie serious burning of .Mrs. Van Conet and tlie complete destruction of tlie Conet home at New Itoiirougli. Mrs. Sarah Jane Steplianson, 101, died at the home of her son, Kdwln .. (ilass, in College View. Mrs. Stephnn son came to Nebraska from Michigan 38 years ago. itcnenl of the rule nrohildtiiiir sinok- lug and chewing on the grounds of the I- of Hood tially. and Is said to be Fnivorsltv of Nebraska Is asked in a better than that being shipped in. The petition 'being circulated by persons 'ln Is about a foot thick, hut the said to represent the student body. miners believe tlint as they woik fur- According to information received " 11"1''1, '"' "-:irly hill the vein will from Washington, Postmaster (leneral become thicker. Hubert Work has nominated l-'red-' "Shut-'lns" at the Nebraska penllen crick Nielsen, a voting man of hexing-' t K"vo a show In the prison cliapel ton, for appointn'ient as postmaster. i for the benefit of the i'niveivaty of No Harlev Fischer, son of Mr. and Mrs. ,lraska stadium fund. Five hundred P. Fischer was severelv Inlured when persons Including many legislators, he fell from a slide 'on the school attended. The show, consisting of grounds at Clav Center. limit legs were ' -ongs, choruses, skits, and play lets, was broken and many oilier Injuries re- produced entirely by ".shut-in" talent. ,(1N(M1, who coached themselves, did their own Work lias been started on tlie or-, casting, selected their music and even ganli:ation of various livestock clubs printed their own programs, among the boys and glil of Custer Tlie mummy o" a nobleman, who may comity. The adopted slogan, "Sargent, have been iiltnchedi to the family of the I lean of the Livestock Country," Pharaoh, and which was brought to will sunn ho tho watchword of every Nebraska at a cost f .s.ijhmi by Itev. II. younj, loci. man In tlie vicinity. ( V. Itonihigcr, formerly of Crawford. A retold bnaklug egg reporled by a Neb., lies in a sarcophagus in tlie Slate Platisinoiilli iprmer. Tlie egg was ( i'nlv erslty museum. The historical seven and a half laches around ami data relative to the tind shows that the eight and a half inches long. It was mummy v as found in the royal burial opened and another egg complete with .round of Thebes In upper Kgypt in a shell was disclosed on the inside. Janinirv, ISS.", and that it probably lloth eggs weie perfect in formation belonged to the IStli or Ibth dynasty, with Hie shells and yolks. about the time of Uameses II. At a meetliu of the tiranil Island school hoard It was decided to build a bailor high school building on the south side. Twelve bundled men shot five wolves n a big hunt which covered more Ulan eleven square miles of territory near Norfolk. Twelve wolves got away. The receipts of the hunt were voted to the Salvation Army. (leurgo Ablon, who has been sought by his brother. Abe Ablon, since ids nor ltryan was the principal speaker, disappearaiue from Omaha sis weeks ltepie.-entatlve W. II. O'tSnra of haurel, ago, was located at tho state hospital Senators Hastings of (irant and Willso for the Insane at Lincoln where lie was ,,f Itlcbardsoii, and Speaker Mathers of committed three weeks ago. the House gave t.boit addresses. Anna Svoboda, young daughter of Mr. Ur. Morris Neilsen, lllnlr was elected and Mrs. Vaclav Svoboda, living near president of tlie F.lkhorn Valley Medl Sihuyler, was seriously Injured ami en I association at the annual meeting bruised, when attacked by a craed cow, held in Fremont. Tlie new president that Mrs. Svoboda was trying to herd succeeds Dr. Da vies of Fremont. About back into the farmyard after it had !(() physicians were in attendance at tlie escaped from its pasturo. j convention. "The new Nebraska capital Is unique ! Farmers of Douglas county are or al world architecture and probably will found a new style of building design which will he known as Nebraska style mill upon which Nebraska public build ings In the future mny ho modelled," declares Dr. H. B. Alexander, professor of philosophy at the University of Ne-braska. Falls City Is elmilntlng petitions for referendum on Sunday .Movies. Nebraska growers have marketed 75 per cent of their surplus potato crop. Saunder county lia decided to place L'SO miles of highway undei (he patrol system. The village of Adams has voted $1S, (MM) bonds for the erection of a com munity andltorlum. ltiiinl mall carriers of Ited Willow nml llltilico.i; cnmniiw imi nri'iml'mi (trti't iissticliithMi. Falls City will imo more than thirl blocks the coining ,ilng, and iuor districts aie being created. .mi.,. than :tr..iiii ei-nu u-...-.. i.-ni,,rt during a month's competitive cam paign between Antelope ami .Madison count.v hunters. F.lnier Knot Is dead at his home near llolmesvllle, after a deep slumber of a week, doctors assigning sleeping sick Hess as the cause. Kvpcnilltures on buildings l(f more than ,"si!.-,ii.(MM) will be made in Colum bus this summer, according to permits asked of the city council. County Agent H. S. Scott of Sidney has resigned to accept employment with the extension department of the state college of agriculture. Citizens of Fontaiielle are now en Jo.ving the benefit if a twenty-four hour a day electric service from the municipal plant at Fremont. Increase In cattle receipts at the Omaha Fnion stockyards for January, WSA, wan .lo.SKis', according to a bulletin of the Slock.vauls National bank. CltlJ'ens of (liblion vicinity Imve pe titioned tlie county board of supervisor- to build a state aid bridge across the Pintle river, south of Cibbon. Arthur Suiciding, 0 years old, war, fatally Injuied near Seward, when, while .repairing the belt In a tractor Ids arm was caught and torn off. Stanton was threatened with destruc tion when I lie First .Methodist church building was destroyed bv tire. Five local .Masonic historv As lied Willow county's contribution to tlie near east relief, a thousand bushels of wheat wore shipped to()mr ha. Tlie carload was brought in from all parts of the county. Lewis James I.oder, who came to Nebraska In a covered wagon In is." K dead at his home in Waverly. He moved to that vicinity a jear later and hud lived there ever since. Kverett T. Winter for four vears i county agent in Huilcr county, lias re l signed and lias leased a large ranch in Holt county where he will move as i soon as his successor is named. A coal vein has been opened u. on !' Isby farm near Auburn. The coal The liev. John V. Handy of Hum boldt has been culled to assist in Un church college endowment at Pittsburg Pa., and the Itev. Mr. Chadvvick of University Place Is substituting at tlie Methodist church In Ills absence. Tlie tlftleth meeting of the Nebraska Press Association was laid in Lincoln February 22-21. 1!12 visitors attended a banquet at the Chamber of Comnieice on Thursday evening, at which Cover ganl.lng and taking steps to protect themselves against thieving and are determined to get tlie night prowler who rolls their lien coops, steals their harness, carts off their butchered hogs hung up to cool, or makes away with live bogs when they are ready for market IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL. SundaySchool ? Lesson f Dy riEV. P. D. OTTZWATEIl, D. V.t Tcnclior of English lilblo in tlio Moody Illbie Institute of ChlcnKo.) CopyrlKht, 1022. WoMern Newnpsper tlnlon. LESSON FOR MARCH 11 JEGUS IN CETHSEMANE '" l.P.HSON TF.XT-hUl.e 22 M-4S, M. (JOLUEK Tr.XT-ClirlBt also imtb-oaca BiiiToml for oar sins, tlie Just for tlio un just, that lie might bring u to CJoil. 1 Pi-tt-r 3 IS. iti;ri:iu:Nci: M.vri:uiAL-Mntt 4:i-n; 2C:W-I0; I Cor. 10 13. llcb. :15, 1C. PIltMAHV TOPIC An AtiStl Hol)0 JCHUK. JUNIOlt TOIMC-Jcsus Prays for BtrvnKtli. INTKUMHDtATK ASH SUNMOU TOPIC How to Stand thn llrrdost T st. Yot'Na im:c)Pli: and adult topic -Siibnilbulun to tlio Futliui's Will. 1. Jesus at the Mount of Olives (v. ii!. He went from the upper room under cover of night to the gur den or Cethseniiine. Cethseinnno means oil press, it is a place where the oil was crushed out of the olives. There Is a striking slgnlllcnnco In Jesus' coming to tills place, olive oil was precious, being used both for food and lighting. The bruising and crush ing of Christ in this garden has yield ed the largest blessings in the world. It has provided food for men's souls and light for tiiolr lives. II. Hio Companions (vv. IV.), -10). Peter, James and John, who had been with Him on tlie Mount of Transfig uration, were permitted to go with Mini into tlie deep shadows of the garden. He took Mawo who were best able to apprehend tlie meaning of tho tragic hour to lie His sympathizing companions. This was needed to pre pare them as LI Is witnesses. Then, too, as a human being lie craved sym pathy. Jesus Praying (vv. 41-4-1). 3. Ho Withdrew From trie Dis ciples (v. 41). Kven those disciples of tlie "Inner circle" could not go with liliu. He tore himself away from them for lie must he alone In this darkest hour. He kneeled down and prayed. 2. What Ho Said (vv. 42-41). "IC thou be willing remove tills cup from me." The cup did not mean the phys ical sufferings of the cross, though they were very great. Ho did not now desire to escape from tlio cross and thus stop short of Ills rcdoini tlve work, for tills was tlie supremo purpose of His coming Into the world (Hub. 2:14). It was rather the revela tion to Him by tlie cross which loomed before Him, of ills identifica tion with sin In becoming the world's Redeemer, lly virtue of the holiness and perfection of His nature, Ho could do nothtu,; else than shrink from it. He saw In this bearing of tho sins of the world the turning away of Ills Father's face. Knowing what was before Illm, lie came to (icthsomnne for this hour, and In It He consciously brought his human will Into accord with the divine will. Though the cup was bitter he bowed in submission 'o the Father's will. So great was this agony that His sweat was as 1 were great drops of blood falling down to the ground. In this crucial Inur an angel from heaven strengthened him. IV. The Disciples Sleeping (vv. 45, 40). They hail hoaxed of their fidel ity, but could not watch with Illm for an hour. He had Issued a word of winning to tlieiii, but they were so benumbed with sorrow that they failed. He Vntly rebuked them, and commanded that they rise and pray lest they outer Into temptation. V. Jesus Betrayed (w. 47, 48). 1. The Hernial (v. 47). This was done by Judas, one of tlie twelve, lie had enjoyed the most iutlmato rela tions with the Lord, eating with Illm, listening to II teaching, witnessing His marvelous miracles and enjoying Ills conlidenco 2. Tlie Sign of Hetrayal (v. 47). It was the kiss, ijnj token of the most tender affect len and friendship. He now degrades H by making it the token of disloyalty and treason. Jesus' words to this Infamous dis ciple shows tlio Inlinite tenderness of Ills heart If Judas had been at nil human tills pathetic appeal would have smitten hbu to 'lie very heart. How many professing disciples have proven their disloyalty to the Master and even betrayed Him. All who hear tlie name, Chrl-tlan, and especially ministers and tiachers who deny the virgin birth, Oelty and vicarious atonement of Christ lire following In the footsteps of Judas. May each onu Inquire, "Lord, la It I?" VI. Jesus AiTested (v. f4). Tlie multitude around with swords and clubs led by Judas invaded tlio sacred prodnctK of the garden and arrested Jesus and brought Him he fore tlie high priest. Our Blessings. It Is good for us to think that no grace or blessing Is Iruly ours till we are awnre that tiod lias blessed soino one also with it through us. Phillips lirooks. Our God. God sleeps In the stone, dreams In tlio animal, wakes In the nmn. Goethe. Careful Reading. A page digested Is better thau a volC uuie hurriedly reud. Mucuulog, y