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Scenes and Persons In the Current News
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1 ? Scene In Los Angeles federal court when nearly 400 men and women simultaneously took the oath of American
citizenship, this being one of the largest naturalization classes In the city's history, 2 ? Searching for bodies In the
ruins In the district of Camaguey, Cuba, after the hurricane that took about 2,500 11 yes. 3^-Dr. Irving Langmulr,
associate director of the General Electric company laboratories In Schnectady, N. Y., who has been awarded the Nobel
prize In chemistry.
President-Elect's Cottage at Warm Springs
This Is President-Elect Franklin D. Roosevelt's cottage nt Warm Springs, (la., located close to his favorite hot
water baths. * lie will spend his vacations here, and also, as in the post, may make frequent short visits to the place.
DEAN OF THE HOUSE
With the defeat of Representative
Gilbert N. Haugen, veteran Republican
leader from Iowa, the leadership of
the lower house In length of service
passes to Representative Edward W.
Pou, Democrat, o^North Carolina, who
has served 10 consecutive terms In
congress.
ON HIS MARK
Charles Pfiddock, the greatest sprlnt
C r the world has ever known, starting
'< the training career of hie one-year-old
eon, "Paddy,1 * who can't walk yet but
crawls faster than arty oth<Sr baby In
the neighborhood. This Is the first
picture ever printed of the child,
' whose home Is In Pasadena, Calif.
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Immortality
What World-wide benefactors these
Impudent men are t How prudently
molt ttien creep Into nameless graves ;
x while now and then one or two for
get themselves Into immortality.?
Wendell Phillips.
Headquarters of Nazis in Berlin
Entrnnce of the Hitler house In Voss street, Berlin, where the heod of
fice of the Nntlonnl Socialist party Is now established. Guards are shown in
the uniform of the storm troops of the Nazis.
Museum Gets Oldest Baby Carriage
Relieved to be one of the oldest baby carriages now tn existence, thl*
stfange looking vehicle, which bears little resemblance of Its modern succes
sors, has heen enshrined In an honored place In the nmseum of the Society of
Oldest Inhabitants at Washington. It was built In 1774, a year before the b*
ginning of the Revolutionary war,
IMPROVED
UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
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CUNDAY I
ochool Lesson
{By REV. p. B. F1TZ WATER. D. D.. Mem
ber of Kaoulty, Moody BlbU
Institute of Chicago.)
?. 1M1, WtiUtn Newspaper Unto*.
Lesson for December 4
LIVING WITH PEOPLE OF
OTHER RACE8
I KINGS 8:41-43; John 4:6-10; Acta
10:30-36.
GOLDEN TEXT ? Then Peter opened
his mouth, and said, Of a truth 1 per
ceive that God la no. respector of per
sons. Acts 10:34.
PRIMARY TOPIC ? Telling a For
eigner of Jesus.
JUNIOR TOPIC? The God of All Na
tions.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
IC ? Playing Fair with Other Nations.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP
IC. ? Following Christ In Dealing with
Other Races.
The approach to the henrt of tills
lesson Is' through the Golden Text.
Paul on Mars' Hill declared, "God
ha tli made of one blood all the na
tions of men for to dwell on all the
face of the earth" (Acts 17:2G).
I. Solomon Praying for Foreigner#
(1 Kings 8:41-43).
The church has for Its task the
preaching of the gospel to lost men of
all races. Christ came to seek and
to save the loBt (Luke 10:10).
II. Christ Dealing With a Foreign
er (John 4:4-10).
1. Jesus must needs go through
Samaria (vv. 4-5). Because of the
growing opposition Jesus was obliged
to leave Judea. He must "jieeds go
through Samaria," not because there
was not another way to reach Galilee,
but In order to find this poor sinful
woman and the needy citizens of
Sychar.
2. Jesus testified to the woman (vv.
0-10).
a. A favor asked (?. 7). He tact
fully made a request which appealed
to the woman's sympathy. In Intro
ducing the conversation, he referred
to that which was uppermost In her
mind, water. This was the teacher'^
point of contact. He soon passed from
a reference to earthly water to the
water of everlasting life, in himself.
b. Jesus' tender dealing with the
woman (vv. 10-15), He first appealed
to her curiosity by declaring "if thou
knewest the gift of God:' (v. 10). He
knew the deep unrest of the soul of
this sinful woman. He knew that If
she really knew him she would believe
on him and be saved from her sins.
He followed this appeal to her curi
osity by a promise which directed her
attention to her deepest needs.
c. The woman convicted of her sins
(vv. 15-10). Before she could under
stand what the water of life was she
must be convicted of her sin. She did
not argue with him, but became a
humble inquirer.
III. The Salvation of a Foreigner
(Acts 10:30-35).
The Jews hated the Romans be
I cause they were under bondage to
them. Peter, the head of the Apostolic
group, was a Jew of strong prejudice.
The time had now come for the re
moval of the wall of partition between
the Jews and the Gentiles. Cornelius,
a Roman soldier, was a devout and
praying man, though not saved. Two
visions were given ;
1. To Cornelius (Acts 10:3-8). While
engaged In prayer an angel from God
Instructed him to send to Joppa for
Peter who would tell him what to do.
2. To Peter (Acts 10:0-16). Peter
saw In a vision n certain vessel con
taining clean and unclean animals let
down from heaven, and heard the
command to arise, slay, and eat. This
vessel let down from heaven and taken
back again Indicated that both Jew
and Gentile were accepted on high. At
the bidding of the Spirit, Peter went
with the messenger, and In his ser
mon to Cornelius he set forth,
a. The basis of salvation? the death
of Christ.
b. The scope of salvation ? whoso
ever helleveth on him.
c. The method of appropriation of
the salvation ? faith In Christ.
IV. All Nations Ars of One Blood
(Acts 17:22-28).
The way to bring peace among the
nations Is to make God known.
1. Paul's declaratoln concerning God
(vv. 24-26).
a. The Crentor of the universe.
b. Ills spirituality and Immensity.
Being essentially Spirit, heart wor
ship of him Is demanded, and being
infinite, he ennnot be confined to
earthly temples.
e. His act of providence. He de
clared that In him we live and move
and have our being.
2. Paul's declaration concerning
man <vv. 20 28),
n. We are the offspring of God
(v. 28).
b. Nations have their place by God's
purpose.
c. Man should seek God. Those
truths concerning God and man as
declared and received will remove rn
elal and national harriers.
WORD3 OF WISDOM
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Death means birth Into n fuller life.
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The crown of all virtues Is love or
sympathy.
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The h<*8t find purest of all Joys Is
natural affection.
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The profonndest fact of human life
Is that, for everyone, the real, the only
true life It lived to the realm tf the
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A World's Record
. -v- v. V s
MORE than threo thousand
births without a single loss
of either mother or child! That is
the official Piatt County record of
Dr. W. B. Caldwell, in fifty years'
family practise in Illinois.
No wonder mothers have such
entire confidence in giving little
ones Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin 1
If you have a baby, you have
constant need of this wonderful
preparation of pure pepsin, active
senna, and fresh herbs. A child who
gets this gentle stimulant for the
stomach, liver and bowels is always
healthier. It keeps children's
delicate systems from clogging. It
will overcome the most stubborn
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them up, and is nothing like the I
strong cathartics that sap their
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A coated tongue or bad breath is
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when sluggish or bilious, or you
are troubled with sick headaches
and no appetite. Take some for
several days when run-down, and
sec how it picks you up.
It is a prescription preparation
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Eastern Railroad Just
Succession of Curves
Cue of the longest crooked rail
roads In the UnJjted States is the
New York, Ontario & Western, which
runs up through the central part of
New York state and over into the
anthracite coal regions of lVnnsyl
vanla. It Is believed that the road
hus not a single stretch of Its entire
length which extends straightway
for as much as a mile. Much of the
main line'extends through crooked
alleys, curving along between paral- '
lei ranges of mountains. In soma
places the rear coaches of long pas
senger trains can bo soon from the
front as the train makes its sinuous
way along.
Young's gap, the highest point on
the main line, is reached by so steep
a grade that coal trains require two
engines to pull and a third to push
to get up over the hump. ? Washing
ton Star.
Plenty of money will buy you
more care and attention when you
are old than you need.
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Copr. 1932, The Ilnyer Co., Inc.
Plant Follows White Man
The common plantnln wood spring
up wherever tho white man rook. The
seeda are too heavy to float In the
air, nnd Just why It Koea Wlth the
white mnn I* unknown. Tho North
American Indiana called It "White
Man'n Footstepa" becauae of ttiln
peculiar circumstance. It la a genua
of the herhacetis plants, which in
clude five British upecles, and Is not
native to t lit h continent. ? Orlt,
A Start
"Whiit would you do if you had
all the money In the world?"
"L'ny my deht? ? aa far as that
money would k?>." ? Modern Ttadlo.
Buy from Your Nearest Chemist
Know That You Are Getting
The Itaftt
in Toilet Preparations