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BRISBANE THIS WEEK Adolph S. Ochs Russia's New Plane Superstition and Suicide Cocktail Parties The death of Adolph S. Oclis, editor ?nd owner of the New York Times, Is Arthur Brisbane a great loss to American journal ism and Rood citi zenship. Mr. Ochs was a Rood Ameri can, whose life and work set an admir able example to his profession. All his life a hard-worker, con- 1 sclentious, Indiffer ent to personal profit, Mr. Ochs often put to this writer and other friends the ques tion, ever In his Mind, 'How can I make of the Times a permanent and useful Institution?" Russia, according to Lloyd George, is the world's real flying nation, possesses, probably, the world's greatest fighting air fleet. It Is certainly the country that takes fly* Ing most seriously, with 8,000,000 Russians trained In aeronautics, young Russian girls learning to pilot planes and dirigibles and make 20,000-foot parachute Jumps, as our young girls learn new dance steps. This makes .important Russia's an nouncement that she Is manufactur ing airplanes on a mass production basis, using for air power "an ordi nary light automobile engine." The planes, very cheap, using ordinary gasoline, will be supplied to collec tive farms. Russia may he the first nation to do with flying machines what this country did with automo biles. American genius put this na tion on wheels. If Russian engi neering skill puts Russia on wings, It will make some other countries thoughtful. A young man Is found strangely in-ordered, or committing suicide in on unusual way, hanging from a low tree. His legs were fastened behind his back with chains, chaln3 were nround his hands and neck, and a medal that he had won In an ath letic contest was fastened with a safety pin to one of his nostrils. The man, thirty-one, who had been employed In moving pictures as a substitute for actors under danger- j ops conditions, is believed by police to have killed himself in a strange j way, through vanity, to attract atten tion, climbing to the limn of a tree, adjusting the chain, dropping and strangling. Police quote a superstition of cer tain Malays who believe that evil spirits carry off their souls If they kill themselves. When they commit suicide they exhaust their Ingenuity in ' efforts to die in such a fashion as to make suicide seem impossible, that the spirits after Inspection may decide that the dead man was mur dered and leave his soul in pence. During prohibition, the habit of drunkenness was acquired by many, particularly young women. They yield more easily than men to the effects of alcohol and drugs, and once ?'caught'' they are caught for life, usually. Amerlrnn fathers and mothers that give cocktail parties for their s?fns and daughters, or permit them in their houses, should he told plainly that they nre using their money to make drunkards of the daughters and sons, nnd are not (It to have, or bring tip. children. In addition to moving 00,000 more soldiers to the German lines, France is hurriedly connecting her steel and concrete line of fortresses, with barbed wire entanglements and trenches. Thir ty thousand soldiers are digging In as you read. The French apparently expect the same old tiling over again, hut they will not see it. Nations In the next war will not squat In trenches, but will fly against the enemy nation's chief cities and kill an Impressive number of citizens with poison explosives nnd gns. Nothing will be more lonesome than ? front line trench In the next wnr, Harlem, In upper New York city, With some 200,000 colored population, Is stamping ground for many that preach ultra-radical doctrines, Includ ing the theory that whoever has money must have stolen It from those that have no monoy. This added to race antagonism, nnd the Influence of certain "exhorters," brings results reminding citizen* of what may happen when dangerous doc trines are preached recklessly. The latest news Indicates that Charv cellor Hitler Is not as anxious for "war In a hurry" as was alleged. ?Sir John Simon, for Kngland, re ceived from Hitler a written proposal: First, a ten year nonaggresslon featy with Germany's neighbors, no body to attack anybody else. Second, ?? pledge to withhold eco* nomlc and financial assistance front eny nation starting a war. Hitler wrote that, and, If he mesne It, Lloyd George Is correct In his stat* tfnent: "Not this time." 0. Kin* Jr?w Syndicate, Ino. WNU 8?rvlo?. I 4 Sand Storms Cause Ruin to Farm Crops A scone near Denver, Okln., showing sand and dust blown up and around a farm home. The dust storms have caused almost complete ruin to fnrm crops In several states. COL. JOHN BUCHAN Col. John Buchan, the author, will nucceed Lord Bessborough as gover nor-general of Canada. Ho Is the flrst commoner to be appointed to the post. Deutschland's Leaders Parade Reminiscent of days before the wnr ts the scene nt the right showing Ger many's "Big Six" on parade. These men, constituting the real rulers of the reich, are: left to right, front row, Field Marshal Von Mackenscn, Chan cellor Adolph Hitler and War Minis ter Von Blomberg. Rear row, Genernl Frltsch, General Goerlng and Admiral Raeder. Since Hitler's announcement that Germany would raise a huge conscript army of more than a half-million men, the nation has gone wild over military dlsplnys. Von Mackensen, Von Blomberg, Frltsch, and Raeder were all high ofllcers in the old Imperial army. Goering, now premier of Prussia, was one of Germany's Hying aces during the war, while Hitler, now leader of the German nntlon, served as a lowly corporal. Losses Total Many Millions, Observers Say The scene above, taken near Heaver, Okla., Is typical of the havoc caused by severe dust storms In several west ern states. Sand and dust have been blown up like snow around the houses, fields have been covered, ditches drift ed full of dust, and In many places r-ads have been completely covered by the Hying sand and dust. Crop losses will total millions, ac cording to experts. In many districts, It Is reported that farmers, discour aged In their battle against adverse conditions, have started moving away from their farms. Many of them have no Idea where they will go, but are concerned only with getting away from the dust area. They were able to weather through last year, but com plete loss of crops and lack of feed tor live stock have forced them to abandon their homes. Jinny plans to avert these storms In the future are being studied, and gov ernment experts are making numer ous experiments. Most of these, how ever, will require considerable time NEW CHIEF NAVIGATOR Rear Admiral Adolphus Andrews has been named chief of the bureau of navigation In the navy. to put Into operation, and promise no Immediate relief to the distressed farmers In the storm section. Grain prices have been rising as a re suit of the dust storms. One of Latest Type of British Submarines s<,v<'r"' rpcently ?? ?*?"?<? ? - Plan 4 Modeltown" for San Diego Fair A nut In I,. Hlnok of tho I<>dmil Housing administration looks llko n giant Along Rldo this oxporlmontnl mlnlaturo houso. It Is ono of r>0 mlnlaturo Iioukor that will mnko up n "ModeHown" planned for tlio exposition nt Nnn Diego by tlio Fodernl IIouRlng ndmlnlstrntlon. 1,0KB FEVER MACHINE Thlg machine uspa nhort rAdlo whvwi | to produce fever In the body of a | pnttent, a treatment that linn mot with I ronnlriernhle nucceR? In trentlng cer I tnln dlftenfieM. IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL I SUNDAY I chool Lesson j By REV. P. B. FITOWATEK. U. L>., ] Member of Faculty, Moody Blblu Institute of ("hic.'K" ?. Western Ni'w?p?pi'r I'tilon. Lesson for April 28 THE HOLY SCRIPTURES EEdSON TEXT? II Timothy 3:14-li; Psalm 19:7-14. GOL.DEN TKXT-O how love 1 thy law' It Is my meditation all the day ? Psalm 119:97. PRIMARY TOPIC? The Book God Gave Us. JUNIOR TOPIC? the Dook God Gave Us. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP IC ? How to Use the Bible. YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP IC ? Inspiration and Authority of the Bible. ?*:!o)The 0rifli,v/or So"r? (H Tim. T hey are Inspired or Uod. which 11(. ^ nu'?"s "Cod-breathed." Peter says Holy tm.? s|iake frnm Go(J moved hy the Holy (;hosr (I] ,>et ? W hen I'ii u 1 declares the Scrip ?res to he God-breathed. he means hreith in n "nCeS fr'-" God's "reath In men's months. Because thev are God-breathed they are the verltahio words of G?d. The holy Scriptures not J t0"tain the word of God. I.nt thev men. Verlty tbe nu>ssa*e of ?od to Tim. Zu.n'"" " "" *"?<"<"? ,vlrA,ble0tn, m"k<? wise ,,nto salvation It ' I?? Kt ! Otlon ,S alone 1,1 Christ. obtained through faith In his finished work on the cross. 2 Disciplines the life (vv. 1(5 17) 18 protltahle for doctrine, which is he divine standard of conduct. In the Holy Bible alone Is to be found this standard of life. Not only is it the standard of life, but of all thought error' T.' " rPpn,Vt'8' ,hnt '*? confutes error, u,e way to (Jen| w((fj not denunciation, but the positive pres entation of the revealed truth It also "7 ,Sl SOtS StraiK,,t ???nj of the dislocations of personal and social conduct. The Word of ls standard of measurement which sets strait the lives of moral beings and 1^' U l,"8tr,,0tS ln r|P''teousness and thoroughly equips the minister for Christian service. The mastery o Am i s hn,y Wor<1 18 the Indispensable equipment for Christian service One who acks this knowledge of the holv Scriptures Is utterly unfit for the Chris tinn ministry, no matter how well trained he ma.v he In other things. I a[il'/Jh# Nature and EWect of God's Law ( I>i,. H> :7- 11). 1. It Is perfect. It is without a Haw. t converts and restores the soul- it turns man back to Ood himself to lead si nnera lt nnt ?ly converts sinners but restores the saints to di vine fellowship. 2" is surp* It is absolutely de fls Word endures forever God cannot lie. It makes wise the simple """" "r" ""m"n ns ,o a n? ? ? w"? [n rlKhtrul things of the world, because of their | mnstery of the Word of God. j 3. It is right. The precepts and Judir a^o,utef ?r, L?rd ?r* exPre88'ons of ' righteousness because thev oceed from the righteous God and j are, therefore. Inherently right. ofemlr" tI'8, n? admix, ura ' . ? hi. re is no compromise with | hat which Is untrue. Because of this t enlightens the eyes. All that mars duct f '! Vlslon ,s r,,k,'n nwny. Con j Onod. Christian Is dearly de 5. It Is clean. This is seen In the life Vr' ??? NVor(I "f Go, | ?I)0t, tfM. v it ii ? in'llv|,,m" w,,o l? 8ii net i fled by It Is clean within ami without. ?? It is true and righteous. The de colons of God's Word are true without Woril V10 of (Jo,!', n,x* "nlnipeacliabie Because of r?]UU'?- s Wnrr. is more ; X (,fl thnn fhp of gold Obedience thereto brings reward' in!i2H)he Prayer ?f the B:,iever "'?? The life brought face to i;il(. wl(r, Cods Word Ik seen as sinful, m,, J, cries out for 1 Clenr.slng (v. |2). Tllf> ;; ** rof ?It' I he Word of reveals R|,1S f>r which the Individ. mi may be Ignornnt. 2 To he kept from pr^u.nptuouH ? In*. I resumptions sins ar?. peculiarly da ngerous. ff)0 Mos?|f. J, sacrifice was provided for such sins 8. Freedom from the dominion ,.f sins (v fIow nwJl " slavery of who In 1)n|)(J ' presnmptuouR sinR ,h'* "'""Hi R II'] >><? mo, ll?, M.m, |?.?r, , " ""<? "">? <?"?!? ?..r,| ,v H) K ,.' ::z im,t* lit r MEDITATIONS "">i Hi- mlHrhlof ",,r ChrlRt would not he diverted from the mnln Isrucr of life nnd dewtlny ?(,. observed a ntrlct economy ,n re sources. rp ? ? ? That silence In one of the great arts wLT?7Thio" n"ow"" b? " "v; ,h,,r' ""t only ?? ?rt, "n HOrI,iencp In It-Hannah Mora FOR BUSINESS SUCCEL'3 ! There Is no mystery In business ' success. If you do each day's ta?J I successfully, stay faithfully within the natural operations of couituer | clal law. and keep your head clear. you will come out all ri^ht. ? John | D. Rockefeller. Week's Supply of Postum Free Read the offer made by the Postuiu Company In another part of this pa per. They will send a full week's sup ply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for It. ? Adv. And It'? a Heavy One The penalty for Intimacy Is hear .ng other people's troubles. "No more tired, let-down feeling for me" "I reasoned that my red blood corpuscle strength was low end I simply took a course of 8.8.S. Tonic end built It back." IT is all so simple nnd reasonable. If your physical let-down is caused by lowerea red blood corpuscles ? which is all too frrnuent ? then S.S.S. Tonic is waiting to help you . . . and will, unless you have a serious organic trouble that demands a physician or surgeon. Remember, S.S.S. is not just a so called "tonic." It is a tonic specially" designed to stimulate gastric secre tions, and also has the mineral ele ments so very, very necessary in rebuilding the oxygen-carrying red corpuscles in the blood. This two-fold purpose is impor tant. Digestion is improved ... food Is better utilized . . . and thus you are enabled to better "carry on" without exhaustion ? as you should naturaliy. 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