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I ^ « ■. . * -- v ».■. . » * THEBAgNjgX reO^LE-SENTINEL,BAK^WBLL,SOUTH CAROLINA I ■ r ) JoU Catting $330,000,000 It "Be Accelerated Nrw York.—To ex[»rdit« building projects of the federal government and thus help te relieve uuetnploy* ■tent the Treasary department baa recently .plHeed const ruction work totaling SttO.nOO.OOO In the hands of private architeirs throughout the country and will soon add projects costing $200,000,000 to this total, ac cording to Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Heath in a statement inade In the American Architect. The magazine, which begun a cam paign to stimuliree employment and building by accelerating these federal projects, publishes the assurance of Secretary Heath that t*rt of the gov ernment's construction program will utilize private architects. Heretofore practically all of this work has been ^stone by the office of the government's Rupervising architect, which will con tinue to provide plans for projects teas than $900,000 and the smaller ntandurd Jobs and to supervise all construction. - ^ . ■'The department will continue to' employ outside architects In connec tion with the larger projects wherever It Is evident that the public building program will be expedited hv.’Tm do ing.” says Mr. Heath's statement. “Project* for which the limits of cost are fixed at les« than Xl.'»P.0tM» arc of such n size and character that plan* for cerluin buildings already constructed can be adopted to such ..projects, thereby saving much time in The preparation of drawings and-spccl ncallorm. For this reason project* of Ibis character are generally handled In the office of the supervising arcld tec! Also, experience has shown that the plans for extension and remodel log projects can be handled more ex- j»e«ll?lou*i.v In that office, all data re lating to the existing building* being on file t here.-'' Plan Monument to Mark Famous Comstock Lode Virginia t’lty..Nev.—A natiomil mon- untent may l*e established on the t.'om stock bslc. , that <dd lime producer which brought XT.tssitKS* of new weallli In silver Into the world. acc<»r«llng to word received here from Senator Tas ker l fc Oddie. •l-be Comstock lode praclicull) financed the Civil war with Its great underground weallli pouring into tin- lap of the Union at a time when It was sorely needed by the nation. Virginia City was once the largest city between Chicago ntid Sait Fran cisco. In IWU it.bail a population of 9)1.000 and made possible Neva'da's admission to the Union, while the camp now has hut .V*8 souls. Physician’s Dog Has His Own Charge Account Kelso. Wash.—Kelso has a dog with a charge account at « drug store. The faithful dog of l*r. A. F? V I»avis has a weakness for Ice cream, but doesn’t carry Ids liking to a point which would become distasteful l»oc tor Davis often takes the dog whit hint when be visits the store, ami a <!isb of ice cream Is. served to dach Whenever Hit* dogs sweet tooth calls and the physician isn’t avail • hie. be trots into the drug store, •lips behind tie* soda fountain and is nerved with Ids favorite dish. The charge is entered on his own account, and Doctor Davis pays the bill. Catholics Forbidden to Visit Fascist Art Home.—The (.'utholicchurch, through the cardinal rb-ttr of Home, lias for bidden the faithful Jo visit the art ex bibit ion sponsored by the Fascist party «nd government. ’ The warning pule tfohed by the holy see reads: ^ “There are on exhibition in some *uf the rxioins works that offend the most elementary moral principles.” Thus Die holy see deems |t necessary “to warn Catholics from visiting this exhibition, which b» nn Insult to the dignity tif Koine.'' Fight Three Hours Over Prime Camera Statue . Ho-mc.—A three-hour Intensive fist fight. in which everyone took part indiscriminately, took place la a cafe bece oviy the dispute whether or not Italians should erect a giant statue •vT Trimo Camera, the Italian boxer, from On* result It may be judged that the opponents of the statue plau were •in the majority about ten to one. Perfect Mailmaa Quits 'Boston.—During 42 ytmrs’ service as u letter carrier, Joseph K. Daley, six ty-five years old, was never absent, wever tardy, and never had a eom- [ptoim turned In aguiust him. With 'this MO per cent record he has retiml. J Fireworks Disperse Army pf Starling! -• Providence, iC f.—Thousands !! of starlings which nightly in- T habited the exterior of a doxvn- town bank building liecamc such a nuisance that authorities 4 - • of thebti Steeplejacks bombarded the birds with a lialf-ton of Uttnnn candles. (By REV. P. b. riTZWATER. D* ¥*<«• ber Faculty, Momty Blbi* inslflut* *f Chlcac«k> *—• Lesson for May 24 ** —— ■ ■ JKSUS PREPARING FOR THE END OOIjDKN.TRXT—And ha look bread;, and aava thank*, mid brake tt, and cava unto. tham. say ins. .Thla Is ni> body* whlcJi fi atVeif--for' you: thl* do tn reinemhrance of me. I.KSSi IN TEXT—l.uke ^ I'KI.MARY WaMaAis to Kemember JtinT ^ JUNIOR TOPIC—How Wa Can Re* member Jesini. INTKRMELM ATE ANOBKXjOR TOP IC— MeanliiK of the 1,ord * -Bupiter, YOUNG PKOPI.E ANl» AIM.'t.T TOP IC—M eant he 'vt~the l^ord** Supper. «. iru Last Paaaover (rv.'7*18).—■ 1. The Passover prepire<l (vv.’ 7-1.”.). a. r Peter'a ud John aeut to prepare the Passover (v. 8). As the time hsd arrived for the killing of the Passover. Jesus commanded these disciples to make ready for It. b. The disciples' Inquiry (v. !ti. They inquired of Jesus as to adiere' CHEVROLET ANNOUNCES LANDAU PHAETON Detroit, Mich., Apr. 29.—Annouhce- TTiFTir was made thig week by H; J. Klingler, vice-president.,in chaige of sales of- the Chevrolet Motor Com pany, of the introduction -of the npw landau phaeton, priced at $650, F. O. B. Flint, the latest addition to the Chevrolet lino of siXflpyltnder pas- t-.enger cais. Although the landau phaeton made ft* fir-t ap^ieaiance at the New York automobile show earlier in .the year, naticnai dhdrrbution of th t . hew moiel waf- nnt started until xecently. This m:dish and smart new type v which is having an unusual Vyjfue in Europe, is now available through all Chevrolet dealers in this country. The new car offers an unusual eom- binatkn of beiiyty and futility. Witl^ The top raised it becomes a ccmforta- •hltyj-lftsod 1 sedan. With -ihe i top lo|m» Tered it a smart, fleet open phaeton. The collapsible top, which is quickly and easily operated, is attractively tailored with the best grade of heavy, textujjp material. ^ ■ This folding top is supported by they should prepare the pii*9o\er. The chromium finished braces which are tree dis.-qde *K not only rendr to-Tlo completely removably There are the lord's bidding. bu| itn\ii#l* U». kliovy exactly bis will. c. The Master’s strange direct ions (vv. 10-12). *They were to go lido the city where |Jp*y would me*-r a man hearing a plieher of water. Tlie iisumI custom was for, the wuiu^-n 'to i-arry Hie water. This unusual, occurrence would mnke It easier for rhein to find the mail. He assured them that they wonJd I hen be shown a large upper room furnished. • d. Tie* obedience of the disciples fv. 1.T). They did as Jesus directed tliem. They did not atop to question Hie sanity of Hie commund hut. as triwx disciples, obeyed. . 2. The Passover eaten (vv. 14 IS). ,« ' By whom (v. II). Tlutse who sat down to this last |'a*so\er Feast were Hie Master and |he twelve apostle*. x h. Jesn*' wortls'Tmio Hie disciples (vv. t.VIS). (1) *T have desired to eat this Pass- over with you before 1 suffer’* (v. J.*). He greatly desinsl i'#T show them the meaning of Hm* passion through wiitch he wa« to gu. - * * (2) “I will not-any more eauthere- of until it he fulfilled in the kingdom of tlod” (v. Id). .His death wa« the antltypii-al fulflllinent of Ihe Passover. M) .'Take this cup and divide It among yourselves” (\\ K 17. 19). By the token of Hie cup the disciples were partaking u£ lu.* shed IjJood. Drink ing anew in the kingdom of <b>d doe* not ineali that In heaven this service will he renewed. Hut that it was-aym- ledlc of the heavenly reality. II. Th« Feast of th« New Covenant Instituted-(vv. IP. 2D). This feast took place at tlie close of Hie paschal supper. pletely two window^ and one uoor on each 8 id? of the bridy. The wimfows lowrr tompletely into the bo<l>' so that with the brace* removed, and the windshield folded forward over the hood, the car ha.* all the advantages of a phaeton for open air driving. The front seating airangement is similar to the coach model, and the rear seat accomodates three people.- The backs and cushions of both front and rear seats are upholstered with a fine grade x.f durable leather. The regr compartment is provided with arm rests and ash trays on each side, dud n pocket in'Qie right hand riooi. A package compartment in the rear carT**.*' the—Lop braces when not in use. Five wire wheels, with the spare in the real, cowl lamps and radiator grills. are standard equip ment. • ♦ Chevrolet Production Increases. April production of the Chevrolet Motor-Company was 106,096 cars and trucks, more than 20,000 units above the original schedule for the month and within a. few thousanri"unlts of the output in May, 1930, the bigge?t production month of last year. W. S. Knudson, president-and general man ager, announced recently. ^ • The Aprjl output falls- only 4,000 units below the comparable figure for April, 1930, which was one of the two bigges.t months of 1930, and 1. The bread s symbol.of Ultrlsl'i | compares with 79,603 cars and trucks body (v. 19). A* bread uourisbe* and strengthens our bodies, so I')iri*t is food to our spiritual nature. FtiletU •mr souls feed. u|»on (Tirlst. we aliall perish. 1 - V 2. Tlie cup a., symbol of Christ's Mood (v. 20). This was aymbolb* of the atonement which was made by the idieddiug of hi* Mood on Calvary'N crosa. He said. “Thl* nip la the new teafament in my blood which was ahed for you.” indicating * that each one must i>er*onaJly accetd Hie atonement made hy the.slieilding of his Mood. Ml. The Wicked Behavior at the Foat (w. 2127). 1. The treachery of Judas (vv. 11-23). a. 'J'he time of its manifestation <vr 21). It was while they were eating the last Passover that Jesus made Ihe announcement of the betrayal, per haps that Jndas might be given an iqe |s)i(unity at tbis last inoineiit to re pent. - • b. .The hetraval was hy 1 'fTi7»^1etor nilnate counsel of Hod (v. 22 Cf. Acta 2:23). Notiiing taken place hy chance. Even the sinful acla of wicked men come within the permissive, province of Hod. This does not. however, les sen, the guilt of sinners, for Jesus said. “Woe unto the man by along 4te is betrayed.” c. The sorrow rul_ quest ion (v. 23), ^Tlie disciples did not seem to suspect, one another but made the qliesthyi u personal one. * * 2. The selfish a mbit iAn of Hie dis ciples (vv. 24-2J). In this tragfc hour the disciples were so concerned with the tliought of. poaltlon that -tliey were striving among thrimselves as to who should he the greatest. IV. Tho Apostlos* Place in the King- dom (vv. 28-30). Jesus assured tliem that those who continued with him in Ids trials would be appointed a place in the Kingdmu- which would entitle }i to eat and drink at his table niK^.it on thrones Judging the twelve tribes of Israel. ; In the Redeemer’s Debt For us, who are deep in the Redeem er's debt, who- have had much forgiv- enr'who every day are bankrupt debt- or*-4trr the measureless mercy of iu{W nite love—for us no paltriness will suffice.—C. H. Spurgeon. " Ireat in(* rrom We should expect g>eat things from God. He It a great (Joil; lie is In the habit of doing great things. Let us expect the great fhli.us and we shall huwMhem.—Joim R. Midi. l>uilt in March this year, Mr. Knudson said. —————— * The output for the month ju-t end ed was the fiist in eleven months that crossed the, .100,000 lark.. Repeated increases in scjtedules hud to Ik- made during April to keep production in step with the demand of the sales department, as dealer commitments were increased to meet the opening up of retail outlets. While no schedule for May was announced, it is understood that the company expects to maintain the present high rate of output for at least the current month, with pros pects excellent for running ahead of last year’s production during the later spring and summer months. As a result of the schedule in crease during April, a full six • day week, including Saturday afternoons, had to be maintained at certain as sembly points. All plants of the company are now operating on a normal average of five and one-half days a week. Employment increased (11,500 men in the month, bringing the current payrolls to above .35,000 men, working on an average week of fifty hours. — April output i s believed to have led the industry, and placed Chevrolet in the position of the world’s largest manufacturer. A compamble posi tion has been maintained in the domestic passenger car market, where ^ for the past four mdnths for which registration . figures are available Chevrolte sixes led all other make s of passenger cars. Move.Town Collect Golqfc^'m Streets Nome. Ahiskn.—Li, may make the world go, but it was gold that moved Flat City, historic mining town in the Inuoko region. < Hold deposits on which Hie town rested weVe far too vainuMe to'be long ignored, so a big dredge moved right up Main 'street, literally sluicing Hie village «way. 4 4 _ as IlH- gnld dredge advanced and wor ried housewives remained home ■ to watch their beloved •rliina ahd glass ware as tractors polled their houses out of the path of the monster gold re covering machinery. : -r———— PALE, MUDDY, POORLY ARRANGED PRINTED MATTER IS BAD. THE QUALITY OF . i < ; * . . A .. ^ YOUR BUSIN^SSl. IS OFTEN JUDGED Z\ T THE _ QUALITY OF YOU'Rn^STATIONERY. INFERIOR 1 ' ' # * * , * PRINTINGTJVES AN IMPRESSION OF CHEAPNESS" * x *, # ■ . 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