The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, December 25, 1924, Image 6
THURSDAY, DEC. 1^24.
YOUNGkST MAN TO
HEAD DEPARTMENT
X
Fw*—Ir - Htigo Keller of Wisconsin
fils friends claim the distinction of be
ing the youngest department com
mander in tlih American Legion,
ter is just thirty years old.
Horn iu Appleton, Wls., Keller spent
two years -at the |dgh school there and
I Sir Walter Scott memorial in Kdlnhurgii width has heeji declared unsafe. 1* *T\\enty-ti\e hoys of the
< niton cli.h of Itichmond county, (Jeorgia, with the ‘Jo hales «of cotton they grew an I .sold for SL’,r>tMi. ;> Mattie
sldp Slain, newest and best in the Spanish navy, on the rocks of north African coast, where she was destroyed
by a storm. ' ,
NEWS REVIEW OF
CURRENT EVENTS
President Disagrees With
Wilbur About Building of
New Vessels for Navy.
By EDWARD W. PICKARD
fDKLATIVK strength of our navy,
and the possibility of war in the
I'ucitic came prominently to the front
during the week, and there was re
vetted a sharp difference of opinion
between President ’<'oolldge and some
of . is official advisers, notably- Set re- bill to Increase the pay of postal em-
tary of the Navy \\ lllmr. first, in 1 ployees for the purpose of overriding
which the Nebraskan charged that the
I'nderwood measure would make Tea
pot I hone “look like a pinhead” and
Ihmeny and Sinclair “look like pik
ers." If it were passed, lie declared,
it would become known as “the rape
of the treasury.” He also attacked
the attitude and uetlons of the Presi
dent in fills matter. Mr. I’nderwood
made a spirited defense, and It was
believed Ids bill would pass. KaiMi-er
in the w is*k the Semite showed its op
position to public ownership of 'the
project, defeating an amendment
striking out sections which authorize
the leasing of the .Muscle
property to private Interests,
vote on this was 3- to 411.
jurisdiction of the Chita government
and was made with the consent of that
government.
Lesson for December 28
THE REVIEW—THE CENTRAL
PERIOD OF CHRIST’S MINISTRY
GOI.I)EN TEXT—''Hu that hath seen
Me hath seen the father."—John 14 9.
PRIMARY TOPIC-—Thing* That Je
sus Said and. Did'.
JUNIOR TOPIC—Jesus Shows His
Wisdom and Power.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR
TOPIC—Lesson of Jesus' Central Year.
YOPNO PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
—Central Period of Christ's Ministry
The best w ay to conduct the review
for adults Is to jiresent the heart of
each lesson. This cun he done by mak
ing assignments to the members of the
class a week ahetd. or by asking all
members of the class to prepare on.
each lesson umf the teacher to skill
fully draw the central teaching of the
lesson from the class. The following
j suggestions are offered:
Lesson I. Having proclaimed the
j laws of the Kingdom and wrought
miracles <Vi demonstrate Ills power to
administer the affairs of the Kingdom,
Christ sent forth the twelve to propa
gate the Kingdom. He hud not only
power over the chief foes of mankind,
sin, sickness," demons, storms, et<\, but
then put in four years at Campion col
lege in preparation for a law cdfirse
at Marquette university, -Milwaukee
He received the degree of Machelor of
Laws in June, 11)17, and was admitted
to the bar two months hPo^.
One month before his graduation,
Keller volunteered his services for his
country. In November, PJ17, tie was
called to Fort Sheridan and commis
sioned a second lieutenant. He was
at once sent overseas and was .as
signed to the One Hundred 111111 Fifti
eth machine gun battalion in Feb
ruary, 15)18. He served with that out-
lit throughout the war and also In the
army of occupation. In May, 11)15), tie
returned home with the Rainbow di
vision and was discharged.
Ever since the organization of the
American Legion. Commander Keller
has been active in its work. He was
/"M>L. HIRAM MINCH AM lias been
^ elected to the United States senate
t" till tint, vacancy caused by the death
of Senator Frank Mrandegee of Con
necticut, defeating Hamilton Holt, Ids
democratic opponent, by v more than
Pt.iHM). Colonel Mingham Is now lieu
; tenant governor and governor-elect of
his state, lie will be inaugurated gov
ernor on January 7. and soon I hereafter ! ttie part of the human- He must be
.will resign to take Ids scat in Hie ! yjde to su> “Our - Father.*’ Without
Shoals | senate.
could give ttiat power to his disciples.
Lesson II. This is the model prayer
for the disciples. True prayer is the
communion of the tinman personality
with the divine personality, The su
preme need is a right relationship on
The
OKVKRAL fi
i ^ in the sem
futile efforts were up tie
He to get u vote on the
R fi*
t;<
\*
becoming a child of Cod through faith
| hi Jesus Christ, no one can pray ac-
RKSFNTATlVi: CRISI* of | ceptnbTy.
of the Navy Wilbur
reporting a hill authorizing the ex-
yeadlture of nearly $300,000,000 for
the maintenance and upbuilding of the
aa’vy during the tlscul year beginning
July 1 nevt, the house appropriations
oomnahte* told congress that there
wue no need for alarm over the re-
Ihe President's veto. All factions
then agreed to take up # the veto on
January 5 and to vote on it HnaHy not
Inter than four o'clock the next nfter-
noon. Meanwhile the cause of the
postal workers suffered a setback
through the outcropping of a bribery
ports that the navy was seriously ret- scandal. Charges were filed w%th the
rogruding. Ihen Secretary Wilbur department of Justice that one of the
mod* public what he called a cold senate employees received $2,000 to
statement of fact which he had sub
milted to the house subcommittee,
being an estimate that to build up and
maintain the navy on the 5-5-3 basis
would require $2,200,000,000 expendi
ture at the rate of $120,000,000 a year
for twenty years. In addition he told
*be representatives that Japan was
hurrying the construction of new war
ressefs of types not Included in the
Washington limitation treaty, and gave
use his Influence In promoting passage
of the pay-increase hill. Evidence has
been presented showing that an ar
rangement was entered Into for the
payment of $10,000 for the use of in
fluence In connection with the bl'I.
B
V A vote of/ 282 ’to 35) the house
passed the bill forbidding the
transmission of pistols In the mulls,
designed to prevent criminals from
Wiem details of the recent Japanese ] obtaining these Avenpons from rnall-
oav ji/ maneuvers which had all the j order houses. It had the indorsement
seeming of being predicated on war ! of Postmaster General New and was
“ 1 " 1 warmly opposed by Representatives
Mlanton of Texas and Wlngo of Ar
kansas. who contended that it was an
other case of the federal governlm*n ,
With the Fnited States, (’apt. II. H.
Hough, director of naval intelligence,
elaborated on Mr. Wilbur's statements
and added :
‘ Japan is making every effort to j
provide adequate fuel oil reserves and j
to develop new sources of supply. ]
infringing on the police powers of the
states.
There has been general comment on Xyf KMORIAL services for Woodrow
the Increasing amount of war material IVl \vi| so n were held by the senate
wnd chemical shipments that have been : ;t nd house In Joint session. 'Hie orator
going forward from Europe, especially j was l»r. E. A. Alderman, president of
Germany, to Japan, it ie considered
Iqorgiu. member of the American Lesson HI. The parable of the
debt commission, told the house the ?ovver teaches ttiat the measure of
suggestions made by France for fund- ! fniltfulness fr* m the sowing .of the
ing her debt to Hie United States are W«*rd of God Is determined by the
not satisfactory to the commission. He j condition of the human heart,
added that tie would not vote to give Lessoi% IV. Although Jesus was a
any country' better terms than were real man and therefore needed rest
granted to Great Britain. The senate after His strenuous day of teaching,
has passed the hill extending for two He was also divine us shown by His
years the life of the debt commission, power to stffl Hie stormy sen by mere-
ly speaking a word.
G REAT BRITAIN tlnds herself In ' Lesson V. The partible of Hie Prodl-
a peculiar position in relation to Son reveals ttie love of a pardon*
the League of Nations. Some sixjnif Hod for a sinning ru<*e. The cen
tral Interest is not In the return of a
prodigal, hut in the loving Ffeurt of
or other In*
tem&l Organs.
Backed by
more than half
a century of
successful service in the
American home.
Ypur Nearest Deader Car
ries Pe-ru-na
Tablets or Liquid
Ideal Life, for Some,
on South Sea Islands
•pie South riea island heuchcombe'
lives the deal life. He ■deeps ou the
soft sal id when and v here lie pleases
and doe- not nave anv servant anuis-
in u him to say : •nth. don’t mlnJ in**.
1 just came in to bring ttie towels.
If he dies a real shark instead of
a tuneral shark gets l:i,m. He doe-m t
have to go around to a hat store and
>tand before a looking glass looking
silly to see if ’The 1’rini e of Wide*”
style tits him.
He doesn’t have to dodge tailor*
who have been sending a lot of those.
"This U the fnur;h and hi-t state
ment,” love letters. 1!" he want- a
hath he crawls over to the water, rolls
*
•IT a
• >ne
.'oral reef and never has to do
f those ridiculous sitting fails on
Vii piece of soap. Detroit News.
L. Hugo Ktller.
months ago tin* Irish Free State, which
became a rmmther of ttie League on
ttie recouinremtation of Great Britain,
registered with the League the .viglo-
Irish treaty 1>y which it was granted
Its meuswre of iDdefieiidence. Now the
Baldwin govemmenr has tiled with ttie
secretariat of tl*e- league a protest
against this- action., asserting that the
League has no cMOrern with the rela-
our Father God.
Leaaon VI. fn tMs lesson we see
Jesus feeding a multitude, with very .
scanty provisions. It shows that He i ulu " n K tl,e departments
possesses creative power and therefore
is God. While the creation of the
food was the Lord’s part yet tire dis
ciples had to distribute the f.x*! cre-
tlons between component parts of the ; and on ttie part of the people
British empire. The Irish believe the wus necessary that they should .drey
protest Is made in order to clear the
way for support of Ulster's |>os!tion oh
the boundary question, while depriving
the Free State of the right to carry
the matter before the longue. The
oilier dominions of the empire, which
all hold membership in the League,
are watching developiwnts with groat
interest.
Literature for Children
That every one teacher school and
ev erv graded school add each year to
its library th.^ I that receive^ the
.FTdtn New herr.V medal Is a suggestion
strongly indorsed by the American
Library association. 'nils medal is
given annually to the author of the
book regarded as the—most distin
He held the latter posl^j^ui^hesi cmtrilmtion to Aniertouii lit
endure for children.
The .award, beginning iu 15)21. has
been made to Henrik Fillem Van Loon
for "The Story of Mankind''; in 11122
to Hugh Lofting for ' Ttie Voyages of
Doctor Doilttle," and for 11)23. post-
huuioiudv, to t'buries Bourdmtin
Hawes for' “The Dark Frlguu*."
for four years adjutant of the pitsr a»t
Appleton. He was then successively
executive committeeman for the Ninth,
district, post commander and director
of membership in the department or
ganization,
lion duriug the past year uud was
largely instrumental In bringing about
a decided Increase In the membership
of the Wisconsin department, which
now ranks seventh iu membership
He is very
effective us a speaker on I.egion sub
jects. ^
MODERN CRUSADERS
P ROGRESS of thtjc revolt in Albania.
led by Ahmed^Zpgu. former chief
of stitfe, Is worrying the lowers of
Europe for some of them may become
i considered tbe l niversity of Virginia, and In the ! ‘ ll I * H ‘ The first at
that the underlying element In Japan's distinguished audience were Fresident
naval poll y is her determination to Uoolidge and many high olHeiuls as
dominate the East.' ' well as most of those who were asso-
1 hen President Uoolidge took a ciated with Mr. Wilson during Ids
tack by the rebels was made from
the Lord uud eat.
Lasson VII. The central teaching
of Meter’s confession of <’hrist is that
Jesus Is the <'hrist the Son of the liv
ing God.
Leccon VIII. In the transfiguration
Is portrayed the method of the messl |
; nnlc Kingdom us well as the messag#
of the King to his discouraged dis ;
eiples. He showed thn discouraged :
and despondent disciples that beyond i
ttie "cross which they so keenly re |
Rented would come into realization the
Kingdom which they Imped for.
Lewon IX. The para Life of the Good
Samaritan teaches that my neighbor Is .
R
Serbian soil and I’remier Fnnrmli says j the one who needs my help; aid that
took
hand, letting it he known that he was | terms ns President.
S
* A.MU El.
GOMPERS’
t
hod v
was
it was made by regular
troops disguised. Italy is roneerned
lest Serbia gain possession of the Al
banian ports on the Adriatic ami has
sent two warships to Albanian waters
Rome h;is’ warned Mefgrade that it
not in sympathy with the agitation
over the alleged inadequacy of our sea
and land defenses and was dead vJ transported from' San Antonio,
against anythin? like coni|»etltive arm- TeXas, where he died, to Washington
anient, which, he held, was largely j and lay In state In the headquarters of
responsible for the World war. He the American Federation of Labor for,
would preserve absolutely the treaty i ;i day while thousands passed rever- ready to seize 1 )urazz<» and Vitiprm.
mtlo In haMleidiips, battle emfserx [ontly ntul sadly by the bier. The gov-!
being a neighbor means to be ou Hie |
lookout for those in need and .’«> ren- ;
der assistance to the limit of m.y abii- j
Ity.
Lesson X. The opening of the eyes
of the man born blind Is an acted par-
will not permit any alteration in the ; able Illustrating In tl.e physical sphere
presfiit houndary of AFImnia, and
Preniler Mussolini Is reported to he
and airplane carriers, the only classes
limited by the pact, tmt would refrain
from, competitive building of auxiliary
cruft, and desires another conference
which shall extend ttie limitations to
all classes of war vessels and to land
armaments. The President shovyed no
liking for Representative Britten's
bill for elevation of guns on certain
Fiattleshlps, so the measure was
shelved for riie present. He also indi
cated Ids opposition t . Hie' Investiga
tion of the condition of the navy, pro
posed by Senator King of Utah, and
to a similar inquiry !>•• the house naval
affair - committee, so probably nothing
will coi.ic of eirlier
Congressman Britten, however, ts
not to tie squelched, and gave notice
that he would renew Hie agitation for
an inquiry In connection with a three-
jear navy building program which he
will Introduce. Acting as toastmaster
at a dinner given by the Seattle, Port-
Land Sau Francisco anti Log Angeles
chambers of commerce In Washington,
Hr. Britten said File Intended to Intro
duce u resolution authorizing the I’rea
ident to call u conference of the white
peoples of the Paclfle to promote a
better political, economic and commer
cial understanding and to prepare fdr
a common defense against the en
croachments of Hie yellow races. He
asserted there was justification for
his resolution In I he attitude of Japan
beforg the League of Nations and at
home in opposition to certain Ameri
can principles, and In Japan's open
preparation for war.
rnment recognized the war services
of Hie dead labor (l^oftuln by receiv
ing the body with military honors, an
artillery caisson and a guard of sol
diers. Then the remains were taken
to New York where impressive funeral
services were held In the Elks' club.
M
AGNATES of Hie two major base
ball leagues met In Uhlntgo and
took up the quarrel which President
Man Johnson of the American league
ha* been waging with t’i*mmls«ionei
I.andis. The result of Hie dejihera
tions was that I.andis is left in full
Interment was In Sleepy Hollow ceme-, control of baseball, and Man Johnson
tery at Tnrrytovvn, the services at the deprived of much of Ids power and
grave being conducted by the Masons, rebuked so that tie has nothing left to
• The executive council of the A. if 1 do except participate in the "internal
of L. met Fr'daj and selected William I affairs of his circuit." Frank S'nvl-n
Green, treasurer oU the United Mine 1 <'f Detroit was chosen to sir on the
Workers of America, to he president ; advisory council instead of Johnson
of the federation until the annual The American lengue owners, with the
election next October.- Mr. Green, exception of Phff Ball of the St. Louis
whose home is in Coshocton,Ohio has Browns. Joined In an apology to < om-
been one of the most steadfast v in- mlnslpner Landis for flu* conduct of
the working of divine grace in the spir
itual sphere, us experienced' in the
salvation of u soul.
Lesson XL The raising of Lazarus
from the dead- not only assures ns
that there will be u resurrection of |
the dead but that Jesus <’lYrist Is tin
resurreeilon and the life.
Lesson XII. God became incarnate
In order to reveal Himself to the
world. God can only In* krio-wn us tne
Son reveals Him.
EV. E. J. EVANS, addressing
American Legionnaires at
Beloit, Wls.. recently declared r
“American Legionnaires are the
modern crusaders for the right.
It is wicked for a Christian na
tion to he neutral between right
and wrong. Do these prattlers
of 'peace ut-any j»riee’_ know or
have they forgotten that ttie
Christ la i religion itself would
have been exterminated by Hie
Mohumi yslans who invaded Eu
rope had P not been for the
military genius of Charles Hur
tel and Hie sword of Sobieski?
Your national commander. James
A. Drain, advocates a principle
of preparedness which is sound,
sensible and Just. He urges the
enactment of a universal draft
law which would place ou all
citizens an equal obligation in
time of war -man [*owei- to tight,
man pow er_to work, factory pow
er to produce and money power
to finance. This Is Hie best
peace measure and the mowt
practical preparedness measure
ever suggested, and every loyal
American will continue to advo
cate it until congress adopts It.
I for one rejoice - rth'ut Legion
naires know how to defend 11b
ertv and how to use It."-
Authority's Strength
i Authority i> by nothing so much
sti en'gthen.-il and confirmed as by < us
tom. for no man. easily distrusts tie
things^which he an 1 :d! men huvy.bceji
always bred up to.
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I 1. r. YOUNG, ht., S10 Umm Sl. Mm.
tp-
porters of the (lumpers policies In the
federation. He is tlfty-one years old
and served two terms as u member of
ttie Ohio state senate.
Johnson, and this appeased him so
that he decided to continue In his posi
tion
S enators underwood and Nor
rls, proponents of rival plans for
ihe disposal of Muscle Shou : s, enli
vened th* senate proceedings with a
verbal duel, in the course ot
S OVIET RuoHln’s latest attempt to
gain some sort of recognition from
tne United Stutea government has
given the world u good laugh. It
seenis that in 11)20 our const guard cut
ter Bear while making some surveys in
Arctic regions set up a brass tablet at
Thcukotsk. peninsula. Slbeila, stating
It must not be disturbed. The tablet
Is now In the possession of the soviet
authorities and Foregln Minister
Tchltclierip has sent a hot note to
Washington protesting that the unau
thorized entry of a “United States war
vessel'’ Into soviet waters and the plac
ing of. the tablet violate his country’s
sovereignty. A repetition of the “of
fense,” he adds, will he sternly re*
pressed. The State department paid
absolutely no atteqtlon to Tchltcherln's
note except to explain to the proas
that the visit of the Bear place
k SUN ED MATSU DA IRA, one of ttie
most experienced and highly e«
teemed of Japan’s diplomats. Iiijis beeri
appointed ambassador to the United
States to succeed Mr. liHnlhuni, who
returned to Tokyo after the passage
of the Japanese exclusion uct by con
gress. He expects to be in Washing
ton by March 4.
J puL’S KAHN, who represented Hie
Fourth district of California in con
gress for 24 years and win* was Hmlr-
marToT the house committee on mill-,
tnry affairs, died In Sun Francisco
after a lingering Illness He was
slxty-thrpe years old Congressman
Kahn always was one of the warmest
Supporters of national prepnrt^dpeps
and of universal military tralnfng for
young men. His place on the mili
tary committee probably will go to
Representative Morin of Onaayl-
Religious Experience
. Not every man who knows some j
tb^ng about color is an artist, hut Sj
man cun hardly he- an artist without 1
knowing something abou^ color. Re
ligious experience does not make one
own potent to deal with alt the prob
lems of life, but on** cannot deal with
them effectually without religious ex
perience. That Is why so many pro
fessed experts fall, ilie t’ongrega-
tlonullst.
Glad and Haarty Amen to All
When the heart soil Is right, culti
vated by tFw* operation of the Holy
Spirit, there is nqjjnesflonlng of God's
dealings, neither direct, uor through
Hla hands (HIs leaders), but a glad
and hearty amen to ah. Echoes.
when tbe peninsula was under the [ viaU.
Sons* of Duty
A sense of duty may not be the
highest inqUve, but the best men are
moved by It.—Herald uud Presbyter.
Our Confeasion
We do not receive blessing because
of our confession. bu.t we are not
blessed without if.—F. E. Marsh.
Must Use Married Name
When Signing Pay Roll
Rehabilitation officers of the Ameci
can I.egion who have assisted the
wives of disabled veterans to obtain
positions in the United States veter
aus’ bureau. Washington, state that
such women will he compelled to use
their married names when they sign
-ihe pu> roll, or give up their Jobs.
Mun^y married womeo of the thousands 1
employed by the Bureau have be^n
carried on the pay roll under their
maiden names. In making the ruling.
Director Frank T. Hines of the vet j
eruns' bureau pointed out that the law
presumes that Hie name of a woman j
la changed, on contracting the mar
riage relation, to that of her husband,
which thereafter becomes her only le
gal name. ■*•
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FOR OVER
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Haarlem oil has been a world
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bladder disorder*, rheumatism,
lumbago and uric add conditions.
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Ruled
The world is ruled by reason;'ihe
Christian Is ruled by the wisdom ot
God.- Tbe Living World.
Urged to Join Legion
Members of Washington labor or
ganizations wbo saw service In tbe
World war were recently urged to Join
the American Legion In a letter sent
to the secretary of each union by Wil
liam Short, president ojf the Washing
ton State- Federation of Labor. The ,
letter from Mr. Short followed an
nouncement of plans for a member
ship drive to be conducted by Rainier
Noble post of the Legion, the largest
urrMaimti,*a of veterans In the state
correct internal troubles, stimulate vital
organs. Three sines. All druggists. Insist
on the original genuine Qou» Mrpal
The Pnrity of Cnticun
Make* It UnezcaOtd
For ABToOd Purposes
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