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AMERICAN •LEGION* (Copy for Thl« Department Supplied by the American LeKlon New* Service.) RADIO. IS USED BY LEGION Widespread Membership of Veterans* Organization Reached by Na tional >and State Officials. HPKOYED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL Sunday School »Lesson ’ (By REV. P. B. FITZWATER. D. D., .Teacher of English Bfble In the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.) Copyright. lS2t. Western Newspaper Union. , A ^ A ^ ▲ A ▲ ^ A A 4|k A s . A ^ A A + + 4* •$> -*• ^ 1 Styles, for Evening Wraps; l Lovely Frocks for Summer! LESSON 10 NEHEMIAH, THE BOLD BUILDER The Voice of the American Legion is being heard over the radio by mem bers of the organization throughout the country. AUilost daily some offi cer or Legion lender talks to the wide spread membership of the veterans' association using the wireless tele phone as the means of dissemination. This is made possible by the instalhi- LKSSON TEXT—Nehemlah 4:6-11). GOLDEN TEXT-Be ye not afraid of them.—remember the Lord.—Nehemlah 4:14. PRIMARY TO^IC-The Man Who Wan Not Afraid. JUNIOR TOPIC-How Nehemlah Built the Wall. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPRJ —How Nehemlah Got Things Done. YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC —nehemlah, an Example for Men of Af fairs. i as irresistible us springtime—and youth has come into its own again. TT IS difficult to generalize about the present styles tn evening wr«|fc. They are so ViiHed. Individual taste has the widest freedom in the choice of these garments and one may Indulge a fancy that Is attracted by an India shawl, worn in the manner of a cape, or by a genuine mandarin coat, or choose any one of several silhouettes or any one, or two, of many materials, to maTfe them. •, :r The fancy for wraps to match The old-fashioned girl, Innocent of makeup, and dressed in accordance with MW yOrs, has Just become the new-fashioned girl. It is fashionable to be natural, to dress simply; the overdressed, hand-painted and funny flapper lias “gone out”.* She was a Cttlimiity thnt followed^ tho^waf. Everybody rejoices at the turn of events, and no one more thar^design dresses worn under them lias grown ers. who appear to be workli^t uni fer Nehemlah was a cupbearer to the tion of hundred* of receiving sets in Persian king. While performing ids the homes of local Legion posts duty as emibearer, he learned of the throughout the country. ; distress of his brethren in Jerusalem. In practically every post may be Having secured a leave of absence found some ex-service man wh* from the Persian court and credentials worked with the wifeless . telephone from the king, he journeyed to Jemsa- through the days of the war, -or who lem. After resting three days without has become an ardent fan since the disclosing his purpose to anyone, he broMdoamteg ef regular programs imole a survey of the wall* Ly-night, came into rngne. tlfHcers of the T>-’ Hiving Thus obtained'first-hand Infor- gl«*o recognize this fact and are tak- niatlon, he called the reprcscntatlvee ing advantage of the closer touch af- of the Jews together and said. "Let us forded tli**tu by means of tlte Inter' build the walls of Jerusalem.“ “miracle. - * I. Preparation for tha Building One of the rtrst Instances <*f tbit (Chap. S). •s*. by officers was the broadcasting of The division of labor In thin project ■bows Nettemtab's administrative abil ity. A wrtae distribution of laV-r make# difficult tasks easy. Note some ovtt- atamltn* features of this great work ; I. Him a Laid t'ta^ Indifference (J-Al. In administrative tanka It Id Jwst that unfaithful news aiwmld be pointed odf Huch anu« will be n warning te aaaae and mrsiaragi mrut »e other* In that It shares the Integrity 18* 2 llrl^ llartMirfVBl Ihf Wmmhmnb f2 12^1, PeHNepa MMiltwm had n* aowa la ahl him |t was a Bee tMwff f*e (be wewe •w te help es»w In hsMideg a ealL a« kmal <’••mmander Air in Oealey’a rnote apeerh* from Unmtn. Neb. a aaa heard by (.eglannalfss all r the «euptry. some aa far *aeay the Attnntte coast wanders In nan lag |« make i ihetr mem a^Hatiaw of 9Ms its B*$*attaww( c ■■Ml) !■•( tJIcvt a Feb Ifctfll ■■>* ■ f this MaflMxi to r* Paws. ■HUVf weglAg th* ^EN'ebI' itttt tHHUl t**f 9lilt ta tMI nMtlHI r»4u fea plaPawB TW 1 •oo mi t 'ooMps.. t aPfC fVwa* rfENCEt I# VMI %Bt t» 1 BWA*- tfpl «t*«t p aw iha la thi 9 91 e«€ h*m9 fl a* ii 4* flaw. 51 h mM a pra Wga«ai la BNp f ««.f 9 tMNMtHfctMfhr? 9 Pei e 1 kt 14rf«Mttktii9M Eg tppH ( ■ennf tt mmiWQ* 9m ■r gr |ta w' <a4 rtMMI'-ttt ibm itwtb* E It 9% • UffPM faorfaM #lMtf aal aEBro w mi | 1 mm fW4P* 1 (• ta* po** twa • ■tflMkstl ttftMlNttt ( I t#t* E tMai*w a a 4 h gw a* 9 mf mi lit •at a- Ma EagAoppalcaa I ■Mlf tMtti Imp ’I^mb (w^iAfeg VI I I fMwtBk * i xro* - • • • aan n ii it o &, rnmmmumH*""""" \ SURELY CASE OF HARO LUCK' Usually Immaculate Mousaksapsr Caught at a Moat Unfortunata Moment. I nm n methodical housekeeper, for which I have been severely criticized by my mother-in-law, and her daugh ter, who are more happy-go-lucky than T, nbout their work. 7 One day I discovered a moth In my flat and decided, without delay^-te clean out all the clothes dorets and trunks. ■•' r ,V • • ' i ^ ^ My rooms were in utttfr confusion j when the doorbell rang and, to my dismay, my mother-in-law enteredT wttlujfflestar Slie had a luppy, .confi dent look upon her face, which, how-, ever, soon turned to one of consterna tion when she saw the state of my flat. After a short visit she took me aside and said,-in an indignant voice: "Lulu, knowing what an immaculate liouse- | keeper you are. I brought these two , delegates to visit your home, in prefer- ! ence to my daughter s, and this is what I find.”—Chicago Tribune. Lloyds Baby Carriages & Furniture Ask Your Local Dealer Write Now for 32-Page Illus trated Booklet The Lloyd Manufacturing Company ' (HtvwooJ- Wok'fUU C«. > Menominee. Michigan (16) For FORDSON and larger mill*, we have hundreds of Fordsona cutting 5-m. to S-m. per day with three to four wen. soma clearing $50 per day, the owner being the lawyer, no overhead expenie. Our special 44-in. 10 gauge 28 tooth saw is recom mended by alt Fordson dealers. We aend directions for operating saw and setting mUL Any hustler can make mooey. Saw aiiII* in stock. Prompt saw repairing at each of our three factories. 1~ - J. H. MINER SAW NFS. CO. toCRipiAN. MISS COtUWPM. u c. •smtvceofft. la lug. On fh** dining nxmi table wn« u —— _ - —m. dl«h of fruit, nnd with this ll»wiirri W. N U . CHARLOTTE. (40. Ended Puppy Love. | , Howard was my I’rlne** t’banning, and my thoughts wen* always with him. One day my brother brought him over to our home, and while oa , an errand fur tuauethlng mr in the ntH tic, Howard WB» left alone I vmy In } tllPUFfT nuim IfilT kuw I,fin. but h. ' i did not know that angviK- wn« watch- : ptwccffnl to flU np all bla inirkff. 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MMk#»*0**g S $41 m%m$ t andBpff mf 1 M tlrt 14 IS, rf 2 Mk 3 (*o4 • mr* aaaa a Capa af B«vmpBs pm# Bv B*m*a Bates, ftpppMPkpepp * l ■ LA thp HASTEH HAiOCING OF CLAIMS Dpi pet i'pi MMN-a* p# L ap* a ■ >aev «<e Wpeh tff.n Be Cpeevpff Owl PM 4PP BBPeWp* BtptL Its* Btsn »* (4 w AMe*wa»t pmn$ EohtnB SMt f h# -pA«*Mseu eff •Maitv hMfftM bp hppE> Its off rtOarpAn T wp a fhatMa fet% am4 saw Sw4 P pCWMUMp Um P IhPtr etewe uplt bar a HatMata AMp*% tha eMeaay smm that sally ameesimffMg thap wte te as atteeapp -*x*s*a saMga *• — a thor a*aia lewmaAaAmg tha hi fftHPOBB 1 eharaa aff i*naRp ppHMaaB aaaa mmmmmt •vapa la thaaa *w|w« mi haae% epapa fy« %a | saeaa anew* aaB gaaah aMP • sva ap aaaPk, saw Bnmff atth euupa ap ettaat (ah at aaapy aaa off Mm psotta Pnaaa •elveLe* Mha tho 4P*«% ap (ha —lartpi pOrtwrmt haiM, sm4 M iaM a 11sty aa sf lie dpuaa la **fhapvahap MMeMaewR ataB ia euarwMaaaaMS It |t aa ahaaaB Ia IMm the wnapL AM awMB^ke la shmw tpOetM mgpaaaB oMk aMrvwva vpi iaeM ha tha MaaivwtlamL resewtla^ a ewp» Ip MaaPtinMai. otth Bahaff rnkgipM ip ^ aa«i gffpfea kkaa% aw>hk | «BMteEL hpff Mm Aesapw aa peefmrvty aaffk- fsMahthaffL pa*4 Bsm4 with aAeia rMapM #4 ha aShsM anatsevaie' aa eaBpL sawaM Jea ■, *•» Pa 4a. tlx Lai. •art f th, v feter the new eyafeni, all ctstiws enmlng to the attentlop of the natUai- al service illvi«|<4a will lie forwarded direct to the Legion department serv ice uffh'e In the state In which the rlaliu originate*. (’onta«*t with the subdlstrict olhcps of the United Stjites veteran** bureau will he maintained hy these officer!! and the offices which have Jurtsdlc- ti**i> over the i tatms presented will be regularly visited. Any Inattention or lack of co-operation by veterans’ bu reau bends will he reported to the national service division. If for any reason a claim Is not set tled satisfactorily hy the subdistrict office, (lie department head will refer •to the liaison representative of the American Legion at the district office of the veterans’ bureau. Files in the majority of the case* are in the office of the district in which the veteran fwaft w .»• tx<fwt they were *phj erwt attack. 4. tireed as Rulrm (5:1-13 day, like the took ndvantug pressed then) I M%t w Lv )*A" sPd th*f ■( apv timp to P vutldsa •W<l *e» lives. COOKIES FOR DISABLED MEN , One Hundred and JThjrty Auxiliary Units 6? Kansas Make Regular Donation^ to Hospitals. ^ A cookle-Jar containing 18,720. cook ies should satisfy the most ravenous appetite. * That'*_Jt.he number of cookies pre pared by members of tlie American I}eg*W’'-AuT4Hury-of Ksnsfrs for dis- uhled veterans In hospitals at Kansas City and Leavenworth. There are 130 / D units of the Auxiliary In Kansas. Each unit prepares and mails 12 dozen cook Iw to the hospitals every month ' The rookies are sent to the chief dietitian of each hospital and ahe places them In big Jan In the eorrl- deft. When the rookie Jar 4a set opt. the disabled men rotne from every ward.. n*i crutches. Ip wharf rhplra. tPd o|th c»oe» japptp^ »ht Bwpf, eager to Nersee say the kern raprh pteffM the Jsr pprfl (hey Bad eke om a ass art* I nets ap o*ry ppg frvai rhoplsM MM mM (hr WMPPs T\x /T t>|>pr»-««!<>n ,of the The Jews of that •flti-er* of our time, »f the poor and ofw that they mortgaged their land and sold their daughters into slavery. .Veticmiuh boldly rebuked them for their crimes and ordered a n'storation to be made, exacting on oath of them that they would fulfill their promises. 5. Plot to Take Nohemlnh’s Life (6:1-14). When Snnhallat nnd Tobiah failed In every way they sought by craft to get Nehemiah away that they might kill him. III. The Wall Completed (6:15-7:4). So energetically did they pursue their tasks that in fifty-two days the wall was completed. When the ene mies heard that in spite of all their schemes the wosk was actually fin ished they were dejected, for they per ceived that fhe work was of God. We may leafn from this: 1. That God s children are assailed hy enemies, but in vfew_.of Romans S:3T they should not fear. 2. That when attacked by enemies we should pray 1 '(4:9). Their faith was accompanied by wise precaution ing: (1) Set a watch (4:9).. (2) Men were permitted to be with their fami lies (4:13) and thus would fight bet ter. (3) Half worked and . half watched, all armed for battle (4:16), f4) They worked with sword in one hand (4:17). (5) They slept In their clothes in readiness (4:23). Prajer and faith are out slothful or Inactive. - - hi** Daintiness and Youth in Every Line of **' Everything. Kverythlng without tells the individ ual that he la nothing, everythlPB, within persuades bis that be Is every thing—X Doping, ••v. Eaa«*r TPp* «p Tn**p re. *^**»> vtp* w4vB PoCP mm* eypB 4p thSA - I’mmfSF Eeepfep at aha ■ Viw smssp *4 iBsMaana 4kt Sasw |g sm kpMB ai BPS H in u light tidor. It Is flrtfshed at the .neck' with a hand of fur. The straight *hrirt sleeved evening dress Is of the same brbrade aa the upper part of the ; ~ape. which can. of course, be worn with other gowns. Heavy black crepe la a favored ma- . :eruu for evening arrays- -Ospas of M are show o mode la two seetloapL fW | lower ape very fall and the agger ana j rlePly aaaProidaapd ip raiaew T <4am4 Nwp^erflaraare^^snWrifcuft^ili^i nmMpry. and Basipg rwpen kwedoanB • aP ngp aE e We iaha**n asp ' 4*mmmm tps 'Pox* *4E«mA* - •■» •.>• sen ' <11**. s\vi*s or crepe <!<■ chin** The skin has u quaint flavor, suggesting a |*ett4- coat, hut the hark portion and the full ► front are all In one. The lace Inner ! tb»n and edging form handings, placed la group* of three about the round • neck ind arrow the front <•( !k«* . 4Bp( la nro rows wp the retnalhderer' the akin. TW waistline la back la normal and la Bitlalved with a t wtased! gtr#e a# IW twffHa wrviam* ated as I sa#<Pw whs To help promote good health see that the articles you use in your bakings give you— Food containing gluten which is vital to your vitality. Gluten is the soul of flour * —the real nutritive element It is gluten that builds health, *>n,gth. and makes ribust children and neakhy men and women. take a chance on losing the full value of this gluten? Good, wholesome bale- ings can be made only from good materials—no other way—so use only eood baking powder and plain flour st results. best / Don t use substitutes such as — self-rising flour, Cake Mixes, and Egg Savers (so-called). course which is pointed out to the family physi- cian is to recommend pure plain flour and a baking powder of standard quality, and to be especially watchful in all cases of malnutrition to be sure the diet carries strength giving properties. For best resultnHpHHH Calumet Baking Powder and a good plain flour. i •naPi **np Mm AaoHai PphBBmVB nopi •