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•piF rrnpi F. ^^P^’WFTT.. r. • Hie • LEGION (Copy (or Thl* Department Supplied fcy the American Legion New* Service.) L „ "■ ' TO STAMP- OUT ILLITERACY State-Wide Effort In Progreai ln Okla homa Under Direction of the American Legion. AMONG LEUWN FUNMAKERS A state-wide effort for the stamping on# of illiteracy in Oklahoma is now in progress under direction of the American I^egio'h. Dr. Frank H. Mac Gregor, chairUian of the department of Americanism of the state Legion or ganization, is in charge of the work snd has developed • novel plan to edu cate those unable to read or write In that state. According ro recent surveys, there •are !W),SG4 Illiterates In the state, of "whom 5.-W1S are foreign bom. It Is hoped that It wRl be possible to In clude all perarais coming under this I classification IfMhe Legion's plan for j education. To this cmLtlie aid of edu-1 HI I nr K scnool orMiTiTzatlons and of j local officials tun been enlisted through lAoctur \lM*<Jeea-T'» offit-e. be umsI Is know* as I Howard E. MacDonald of Soottlo, Holds Office of “Corraapondant National'' of tho Organization. . Altiiough the Forty Homines et Huft Cheveaux organization Is known ai the “playground society” of the Ameri can Legion, its formation find develop ment required the strenuous efforts otf a number of Legionnaires. Among the leaders in the funmaking body is Howard K. MacDonald, of Seattle, who holds the office of “cor- respondant national” or national ad jutant of the organization. MacDonald was a charter member of the third Legion post organized In Seattle, Rainier No. 21, and served as assistant adjutant and adjutant. This post later was consolidated with Elmer J. Noble Post No. 1, and became Rainier Noble No. 1. ' He went to Kansas City as a dele gate to the first Promenade Nationa»e QffROYTD UTfFORM UfTBUIATlONAL Sunday School ’ Lesson' (By REV. P. B. FITZWATER, D. D„ Teachsr of ErglUh Bible In tho Moouy Bible Institute of Chicago.) Copyright, Ittl, Wcatcra Newspaper Union. i-ESSON FOR MAY 27 Aspirin Say “Bayer” and Insist! The rufttwa] 1 the “Jonra jAai ImmdudbA (• •rh««|e by •HU dent end • L*'g. Is lb# rtulii• tie^p n Of oil O^'^llOOwlNl %|t of Ao^rooiv^Jcjii tl ItnA of - u w > pi *%»< SI 0 '■ s* • • < •weMud mm %• teaa -«**• mm Hsa Of fOMOO "Oig told mm ftm II edl Ov tAV ftnOOH ISAIAH, THE STATESMAN PROPHET— AND XT*-. lealah 6:1-13. Here am I, send me.— 1 a# eg ••♦pi • khMi LESSON TEX GOLDEN TEX la&lah 6:8. REFERENCE MATERIAL—II Chron icles 26:22 ; 32:20; Isaiah 1:6. 7:1-17; 8:1-4; 0:1-7; 11:1.10. PRIMARY TOPIC—Isaiah Who Waa Ready. JUNIOR TOPIC—Isalah'e Call to Serv ice. . INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC —Isalah'e Work for Hje People. YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC —laalah, the Stateaman and Prophet. I. Isaiah'* Viglon of the Lord (vy. 1*4). No one* ministry will ever-bo fruit ful until he h*s had a vision of Jeho vah. The scope of his tasks and the power to perform services will be lack ing until Ua S4MO «Kwlr——— ■ 1. He Saw the Lord on His Throne Di. 1). The propli. : s gaze iwoetrated ho the very thrwne of the eternal. We things ha**. Ihty ( nf th# hi#*# High Rkaa— lima lh#y I #a Mm i til a« T aka war. g* aha NR# UN tla# #g#ru<4 4 His 'N • 4 TW •OLD 80 - A FV4K GENERAL TONIC Unless you see the name "Bayer” on package or on tablets you are not get ting the genuine Bayer product pre scribed by physicians over twenty-two years and proved safe by millions for Colds Headache Toothache Lumbago Earache -Rheumatism Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” only. Each unbroken package contains proper directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few rents. Drug- gists also sell bottles of 24 and 100. As pi rTh ~7s~"7He trade mark of Bayer MsnufaHure of MogoAretlraddester of 8n1 Icy I Ira eld.—Advertisement. Record Honey Crop. The largest honey crop In the history of British Columbia was garnered In 1022, registering as U did n value of $177,839, at wholesale prices. The year’s output represents the remark able average of 61 pounds a hive, that Is 61 pounds a hive from 11,391 hives In 2,143 apiaries. In 1921 the average was 30 pounds a hive, from 10,329 hives in 2,072 apiaries. In 11 years the province's output has grown from 20 tons to 31*5 tons. \ A FEELING OF SECURITY Yon Need This Book Wlwdwg you kwp a few cow* or a gnat . many, you will mafca more profit with tha right cquipmtat. Stop wuu, mv* data. Writ* for thia— Free Catalog Complete Ltaw W« ipwiBlis* and knew Dairymen’s Supply Co. S N. ISth Straat ElrhMioS.Ta. You naturally feel secure when you Direct from 5th Ava., Naw York City k... ttat tto T d.c,n. ,o„ .r, .boat to 1S5,' take ta abrolutely pure and eontaina no | lhre# Rhin.«ton.« and o»»utifi»iijr mc*..d harmful or habit producing drugs. j M.7V—A 1AIVBLV tiiyr Such a medicine is Dr. Kilmer* bwamp- , *r*du*t«a. w»r# i«iport*d from P*n* Root, kidney, liver and bladder remedy. )u»i th. piacina or • «•% daty-ta* *a _ „ , . . Imported Fr»nch p*«rl» Thl. .*t raorataar? Tha mme standard of purity, attengta \ r*on«t Mtain b. ijupik-at.d ■njrwh.r* Making a Mi wb Lawn. rrmarkrd a man 1 «4i Alter r> wd. u Mill IHWOtl t wrm t e a aland uf gr*.* to plant •ml. with HI thr MHO c*nr ll| •dt and nttnw *d t • thHr r*a<ta h»tt» l I wr» tt ar» and czcellenca ia maintained in every bot tle of Swamp-Root. h If S acienTificaTIy compour. !r<1 from vegetable herba. It ia not a itiroulant and ia taken in ' tea spoonful doses It ia not rvrommeaded for everythtag It ia nature's great helper m reiimag and nurr nwiag kidney, beer and bladder trouble* A —am atatoMent of purity is with every bottle of Dr. Kdmev'a Bwnwp- Root. If yuu need o wsdiwne. yea should have tha haul On sale at all drug rtoe*a M bottles of two asssn ussdiuM and larga Howe.ee If you utsh hrnt to try thao M«*t paaporutwu aond t*o euwaa to 1^ - Rdaaoe • Co. R»u*^*—'-u If. Y. for a aaMpla bottle WW— westing ha anas #8m4 (HMMMUMMI |ikii> foapaW * % t i IINX STRICTLY ON THE 106 Mem iirepeld on r»«-.|p< ot Check order 8 W JOHNS*iN. Impertee, In Am^-I or money as* »ww rowte nrr. »t Tr DAISY FLY KILLER"^” atteactiandi frvjjr - v-r. V .a v. Money II# Bur* Cotton roust or. oafs. 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RggA wmR — m* ad aMm #RHfo — — om* •ga «R#e*##ad * CiaSkaShd M ^wak #mr«Ma gf vka tha tg#r 9gyf”4#h4#|H i mf tm* T •#•—u—wg R* ■ ka# ksa—teaaSMn 4—m—Mum «#^h» AanaM It **0**0 a A 4 1 * l c*n lagkaa, m — a##*—sMka hasmaa— H 'Rnpri i In w • ■ s u Jt I ho hm •4” i <1 II. Mt hnd • n* enr #*••1 to .aslsnotng himuedf to ttsauo men %* hi* H'lvnaM eff«*rta In tbetr hetiatf llunnbwf ww« hnrn In KtdswuM. Vor way. In 1 *• A at ihirti nine he on- foa’ed In th# army at Fort M<-t«swell. • a. , atul wi-ot hi* Pram*# as a metfonnl*' ulth (lie On# Itumlml and Klgfoty- aheth Arm nqunAnm. where h# m*4r a spMMdid re«v»rd. II# reivlved a crrtJfl- cat. of di.abllily hi line of duty and la non totally nnd permanently disnMrd fn»n the ruvug*'* u»f tuherculoala. Th** gaveirise to a long -period of hospitnfc z;iti*a . during *-Ul**n time Hun.dorf has he^eti in seven gn-vernment iustlto- tioiia, beginning in KiPtitice and ending at St. »’nul, where he » now a pntienL y of doapatr II# waa —8 hioiMHf. hot uma living ia •f aa uuduari purple > anrivRie* <0 th# Tiwiufl made ttiea* an ft at and. In dewrtb <lope | e*ldler aaawrtltm*: time person In every ueuenry-^ka## uses drags aa a hnhtt. There am L- •VtOjOdO persona n**w la A—erlca w**® cunawt far# existence withptrt drupe Isaiah Cit tin (w | and vllio-are swiftly sinking Into a eoa. dition .if hopelessness and death. “The .death of the drug addicl la pre- meditatiMl murder on the part of the peddler, lor he knows the fatal reeuH 1 of the Kahit. If l were in a pooltion | to introduce a bill In congreiA or in Spurred on by conditions he saw in i legldiatnres, I would make capl- tliese Kvspitnls among Ids companions, Hunsdorf set out by personal work to relieve tbe frouhles of tSese about him. He lias assisted hundnedx in their claims for compensation and similar lines. He liias attended er-ery military funeral which lias, occurred in his lo cality, Slio Las placed “the poppy of remembrance'” on every coffin. Recognizing the American Legion as "ifiD? of the figrtides for affiixding relief World war veterans, Hunsdorf has put much Effort into securing members for the organl'/jiffoQ. Since the open ing of the 1923 eumpiiigu he has per sonally written the ainilieatfdns of 101, fbough this Is probably the least of his aervU-v to the Legion. Without thought of th# personal sacrlflce Involved, this ©on. o(, fuJKiiih .birth, boa given un stintedly for th# country of hia adop tion, snd now facing defeat because of the physical cotufftlons brought on by - Ilia-anrrtflrea still devote* himself to th# ftUevlattoa uf suffering and anxiety tal punishment the penalty for ped dling drug*.” , Mr. Poweta made the statement that tlie use of dope is steadily growing aiming children. He declared that federal investigators had recently found cases of drug addiction among high school students and also among tlie pupils of lower grades. He cited one Instance where a peddlet was ar rested as -he waited outside for his “cust*>in°rs'’ to come from their classes. his f«i srr c omrad#vs£ anna Alaska Women Active. Women enrolled in the American Legion Auxiliary at Juneau, Alaska, are go earnest In their efforts to aM the disabled ex-service men that they have decided to “adopt” a hospital. They have **rltren tfl JUT!. Arne, di rector of war setwice. Pacific division of the Red Croea. suggesting that Walla Walla. Wash., hospital doubt less would he pleased to be “adopted" by tk# Auxiliary and receive the com fort* they are eager to supply., Ill 4 T) Having been convicted of a!n and having made ronfenalon of tt. a burn ing coal was taken from th# nltar to puzgc away his ala/ His potential guilt was forgiven and maooed. Those lUHieun Up# were refined by fir# and. with pure speech, he express## th# holy thoughts of God. Only fire from God’s Altar can purge us from our sins IV. Isaiah's Call. God did not call the prophet until after foe was cleansed. The purged •mil la the soul ready for the I^ord’* service. Indeed, the unconvicted, un- forgiven and uncleansed soul cannot even hear the Divine call for service. V. Isaiah's Dedication (v. 8). Following the cleansing from sin there was tlie quick response for serv ice. The one purged and sanctified and made meet for the Master’s use readily responds to the call of God. They did not inquire as to the issue, dlfl not desire to. sqe the end from the beginning, hut with freedom .came for- \vard to serve. VI. Isaiah's Commission (vv. 9-13). The previous outlook was not prom ising. He shrank back from the re sponsibility arid Instantly cried, “How long, Lord?” The people were steeped Ip selfishneas and the Lord assured him that their blindness and- sin, though long, would not continue for ever. The people would go on in sin, to be taken captive and the land be made desolate. ~ -Mflllla# *rratuihg for ib« a l#8MtF#fy for si ad# #—• afoa *•< ■ aaoMosa# The Amerruo legion pool of Uy | RMak'-Tes^, Ml a drive hy the ettiseoe Dy I 'have a* the ho# atroeta mi rw tewg. , i t fri JMUL ■aeaiao ao# rhM# MO# a * fegXBp*# h* /egoAt. Ike haraa !*<■ i m J A# M# •r%«he SO# ea#ag« M M# rwy } I e*— mw# th 8mo( paaaei ao# Mhos •»- •—me* afoait tea o a—* Mt mw , I liniiM 8Mm> AMfoaig# Mm ^ Eceoemy. The regard ooe shows economy la , Ilk# that we show an oi*| aggi ehe la S—-4«M l#wv# a* •> rr!**• ^Ur. Rort M*me. I 4 teMMiamre M the ea^- H TW #gM |y #kmM## d e*# at«oaa oMy — % • • 4 »' Mho * Mi 80 M Th# mam m HMa# ka iHflRH RRm—m on# a—« rrb% tt0 mtth tha fori it mm 0 00m t 1 HM# Ma RR m&* ***• 00 maasg fo *1 00**' 0*** 1 m mnt • m #8 • * tt Rk w ei Oaw— dM—g M|^MM rtl - UtX MA Cm# bmmA he • he woe rwA4>aer ■ l*o*o4 ry IklaaMMaei. tWMaty-ti ## whHe nmome «Www this aflert—ofi with a bwoda of ##W'#tlv—.— Journal. mNm . liar Ian 1 Cagafo’ Owehl Mae fo#fo— fo e #aw%M, • tg—i «Mh • Mom faMawtog UNW TiMoe v*w# '#4 new hetog amaaets hy her ao—# the »-*h.# afoveaM—h the fwothfui Mfoa #wr«#B# that RAR#AnM(I Rn# RmF 8k ty% tMMfoAt 8 f' TW ***** W4 f*m IW« Act n*r ef anhrt.#• *h#w th# #na— L» k—H«—•*h# rh*#»»w “Alak# a t#4*r Ilk# a chick#*, Mem r *-»«## “v Hi | rMi*t lorttate a chick— nur*e pr»t#•«#•! “Well, If you can’t I’ll ask da be can. II# 1 r#*ta *#m?” 1 *• —rwMs— tl M Oen foawa# Re h# p mmt ka ekaaos gMsevo#* m MSooiel mmmlmm e*#e t ha daaRfaa pM#* •4-wtawea go# **—« **Makat— an Mwehe#% RkaetaMka /cwNaaiy eoa* *4 Raear Ro - Mao #wma*y am# la Rha —e«R*#a •*en#* a# the aa—e la M#f# aa eke— ■ la • w—«ho«## —RaaoSi • o-.s-wo aaoata^*** -oa M *■ o"* •** a o*a !■*»«*• m —ea#— #4 # seas— |a hg Sweta^ •*•#•#• rape* fv. i— Rg— Aoah afo—e —ommI ao# eaey dry fkaraihg ad •—>*»#* m to mg ^ewetww# tk* ogt the Mate ef True. “He thinks h#‘s going to play a go**! gum# 4if golf this y#ar.” ’’Shucks.' All golfers ore optlmfote hi April.” 8il* rnORO* that yag ^ i oamey 1 [Hpor ^, “Nothing.- r#piw# fhum "Y— cgnt atop a rumor, — w we may — w#4i take Hr# Indlvidaol ( benefit At least. It will Improve my - - ! credit." c' Marital Reaction. —• Fluldv-Marrlag# seem* to exerrlo# | OM-Faahloood. a soliertng Influence on some men. “Khe'a «4d-fsahlnoed.'' “No." *Rh# Dubb—Yea; It’s a sort of aftf^math still has a dresamaker come to th# to love’s Intoxication.—From Lift. | house." No kick-bacK in this Kish.. faivfiRAaB Bag? 4 ’HEN you find that coffee makes you nervous, keeps you awake at night, or causes frequent headaches, it’s time to change to Postum. This delicious, healthful cereal beverage gives you all the com fort and satisfaction of your usual morning cup. It has charm with out harm to nerves or digestion— of a danraxx Postum w>h HEAitw -v«S “Thm’t a Reason