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Bolshevism Tottering
Advising Hungarians not to make
the mistake Russian Bolshevists
have made, 'Lenine asks the Paris
peace conference for terms upon
, which Russia may regain recogni,
tion and standing among nations.
, His armies surrendered to the UkI
rainians, Ttrotzky undertakes last
; desperate moves in the Archangel
[ district arid in Siberia, while enjoying
momentary success in the Ural
1 region. Thus evedence multiplies
that Bolshevism is tottering, even
in its strongholds.
Bolshevism fail because it is class
autocracy, and the world is now
committed to democracy; because in
destroying accumulated wealth it
makes no provision for future production
beyond the bare necessities
of its dependents; because in tearing
down the very institutions which
have given society its security, opportunity
and development, it fails
to supply others adequately meeting
human wants under which society
may safely build for the future.
Bolshevism is a blight upon every
thing it touches.
In this country Bolshevism is losing
ground. Its appeal is to ignorance,
and not to intelligence. Americans
are the most intelligent people
on earth. Rejected here, it is losing
its appeal elsewhere. ITie people
of these United States exert unconsciously,
perhaps, a tremendous influence
on the people of other countries,
and their rejection of Bolshevism
is a tremendous factor in the
decline of this devilish ism.
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A Call To Baptist
Making a final appeal to the Baptists
of the South to give their financial
sunoort in the million dollar
campaign being waged by the
home mission board of the Southern
Baptist Convention, Dr. D. B. Gray, *
of Atlanta, corresponding secretary
and executive head of the board,
has sent to Baptist ministers all
over the South the folowing statement:
"The fiscal year of the Southern
Baptist home mission board
ends on April 30. Tomorrow is the
last Sunday of the financial campaign.
We need a million dollars to
close the year free of debt. To do
this we must have the combined
help of our people, rich and poor.
Men of means must give as they
have given in other great drives and
the masses of the people must have
a hand in the task. 'We have had
the greatest year of our history in
results achieved in the work of
evangelism among our soldiers,
among the Indians, foreigners and
negroes in Cuba and Panama, in
muontain missions and schools and
in church extension. The crisis is
serious, but with our forces united
in sacrificial giving victory is certain.
We can then face the imperative
demands of the new year with
courage and confidence." The final
report of the home mission board
will be made to the Southern Baptist
Convention which meets in Atlanta
May 14-21.
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"Gentleman From Hell"
Small Ann's mother had been disturbed
to hear her using the word
"devil". "My dear," said she, "that
is a word we do not use in polite
society, and I never want to hear
you say it again.
She noticed that her admonition
was carefully heeded. Then on Sunday
evening, about two weeks later,
the mother inquired wnat uie aay?
lesson had been about
"Why mother," was Ann's answer /
"it was about when our Lord was
tempted by the?bjWby?the?gen-'
tleman that keeps hell!"
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Mrs. J. C. Bailey of the Cedar
Creek section near Andrews died
Monday night of last week. She had
been in ill health for some time
though her death came as al shock
to the community. She was a devoted
Christian woman, and held in
high esteem by all who knew her.
The body was laid to rest at Gourde's
Chapel Wednesday afteranon
at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Bailey is survived
by five children and ten grandchildren.
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