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THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, CHARLOTTE, N. C SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 25, 1921.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
REVIEW: THE SOCIAL, TASK Of
THE CHURCH.
Golden Text. He will dwell with
them, and they shall be hia people.
RIt will ' be exceedingly difficult to
have a systematic, coherent and logical
Review of the lessons of this quarter
because they have very little connec
tion with one another. It will be wise
for many a teacher to hold no review
at all but take up some passage of
Scripture that the class may especially
wish to study. A possible method of
Review would be to go over the lessons
of the quarter summarizing the Cen
tral teachings of each lesson on the
Christian's duty: 1. His duty toward
God. II. His duty toward his fellow
fan. I. Duties Toward God. Lesson I.
"Present your bodies a living sacrifice,
holy, acceptable, to God." Lesson II.
"Glorify God in your body." Lesson III.
Imitate God. Lesson IV. Listen to
God's Word. Lesson V. "Love Jeho
vah thy God with all thine heart, with
all thy soul and with all thy might.'
Lesson VI. Remember God's gracious
dealings. Lesson VII. Perform your
divilely allotted part in the Church
the body of Christ, because it is His
body. Lesson VIII. Study and obey
and abide in God's Word. Lesson IX.
Praise God. Lesson X. Make Jehovah
thy God, Lesson XI. Know uoa. j
son XII. Know God's Word.
II Duties Toward His Fellow-man.
Lesson I. Put the interests of other
men before your own. Lesson 11.
Preach the truth to others and live so
as to exemplify the truth you preach.
Lesson III. Make yourself an example
unto others so that they may safely
ilitate you. Lesson IV. As much as
lieth in you, supply the needs of the
poor. Lesson V. Teach everyone you
mnnh nt nrvVa Word aa vou can.
Lesson VI. Have a due regard for the
rights of your employes to nave juc
day's restMn seven. Lesson VII. Co
operate with the other members of the
body in their work and do not . try to
do all the work yourself. Lesson VII.
Thoroughly instruct your children in
the Word Of God from the earliest child
hood. Lesson IX. Make yourself a
neighbor to everyone who needs your
help. Lesson X. Be in glad subjection
to the powers that be, remembering
that they are ordained of God. Lesson
XI. Help as many as you can to be
radiant optimists by teaching them the
glad truth oj the Lord's Return. Les
son XT.I. When a fallow-believer is
hungry feed him; thirsty, give him to
drink; a stranger, take him in; naked,
clothe him; sick, visit him.
SOCIALISTS OUT
WITH THE REDS
Threaten to Expel All Com
munists from the Party
in America.
"ENIGMA."
Now, after getting down to fact.
Each babe is boosted to the skies;
With all pretentious use of tact
They say withal their kid is wise.
Setting aside all gossip trite
As I search from ground to steeple,
If every youngster is- so bright
From whence come all the stupid
people? Jesse Mittelman.
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THE ADMIRAL..
According to advices from Washing
ton, the admiral has been suffering
from acute indiscretion.
DEPENDABLE
HARDWARE
Handy
Andy
Says
Dependability in tools and
hardware is what real work
men look for and appreciate.
The carpenter depends upon
his tools to help him do good
work and save labor and time
to make more money. That
is why he buys tools here.
It's the same with builders
they know that locks, latches,
hinges and other building
hardware of dependable qual
ity will give many more years
of service and satisfaction
than poor grades, and that
it's well worth the, little dif
ference in price. Our goods
are carefully selected mat's
why you can depend upon
their quality.
Charlotte
Hardware
Company
30 East Trade St.
Phones 1505-1506
But, on the other hand, we suppose
that those who have whiskers have a
right to talk through them.
And the language of the sea was
never the language of diplomacy. If it
were, our diplomats would be having
fist fights every day.
In other words, if the admiral said
anything he is sorry for, he is glad of
it.
He is not hastening his depaature in
response to the department's sum
mons, but he is sailing on the next
boat.
We wonder why it is, soon as any
man goes from America to England
these days, he has to make a speech.
By the way, who is going to be our
ambassador to Yap?
Ths "Rev Dr. Whitcom Broueher.
pastor of a fashionable Los Angeles
church, says: "There is not one woman
,in a million who , would consent to
wear any grown designed by a bunch
of ministers. Consequently it will be
best , to allow the women to model their
own ' shirtwaists and skirts." Which,
taking it' altogether, is a policy which
has been advocated by this column for
several years.
Girls of the University of Illinois
announced that they would no longer
associate with young men who smoked
cigarettes, and the young men came
right back with the fact that they
would not associate with young ladies
who used rouge, lipstick and eyebrow
tweezers, which goes to prove onco
again that a reform wave like any
other wave his a comeback.
If they keep giving them longer
hours, the farmer boys will soon be
putting in as much time as the movie
actors.
SHOCKING!
I do not mind if my wife wears
Her skirts up to her knees.
And when she dons some freakish
style
I never try to tease.
This morn, my patience quite upset,
I said to her, "Why, dear!
I'm shocked at your immodesty!
Why do you-show your ear?"
G. G. C.
It is pleasant to know, of course,
that Georges Carp has got into so
ciety, but, in spite of that, there will
be a prize fight on July 2 just as plan
ned. A crease in a fat man's trousers is
another thing you read about but sel
dom see, says the Gove "Republican."
REFUNDING PROJECT
SEVERELY ASSAILED
Washington, June 25. Criticism of
the administration bill for refunding
the ten billion dollar allied debt was
voiced Friday, in the senate.
Senator Ashurst, Democrat Arizona,
protested against giving the secretary
of the treasury authority to extend pay
ments of interest; Senator McKellar,
Democrat, Tennessee, KssaUe-i provi
sions which he said wou'.ct permit the
secretary to "swap" America's good
credits for "worthless German, Aus
trian or Turkish reparation bends,"
and Senator Smoot, Republican, Utah,
said "frankly," that the bill would con
fer "too much power" on Secretary
Mellon.
The principal attack was made by
Senator McKellar, who said the provi
sion authorizing the acceotaiice from
debtor nations of their bonds or those
of any other nation, in tho refunding
process, should be stricken from the
bill.
In reply Senator Smoot said that "no
body but an insane man" would trade
America's credit for reparation bonds
of Germany and her allies. If such an
attempt were made, he added, congress
would stop it. The bill generally, l.e
asserted, was necessary to give the ad
ministration sufficient power "to clean
up this situation."
Introduction of the bill as drafted by
the treasury does not mean that it
will be reported unchanged to the sen
ate. Senator Smoot, who is a member
of the finance committee, continued.
The committee, he added, will not report
until after through inquiry.
Detroit, Mich., June 25. "The social
ist party is opposed to the formation
of a soviet government in the Unitod
States."
Otto Branstetter, national secretary
of the party, made this statement to
day as the socialist national conven
tion opened here.
-. The socialists plan, said BransteWr
to capture the government at the pol's
after,, workers have been educated to
the socialist point of view.
"The soviet system is opposed to th
experience, ideals and aspirations of
the American workers and will not ne
acceptable to them," he said.- "The so
cialist party proposes a system of gov
ernment, combining industrial and geo
graphical representation, under, which
all of the legislative officials and many
of the higher administrative officiats
shall be elected directly by the work
ers." - ,
It is expected that a fight againr.t
the Communist party of America will
be waged on the floor of the conven
tion. According to one resolution which
will be introduced, members of the so
cialist party who also belong to thq
Communist party will be expelled un
less the latter stops its campaign of
inducing socialists to change colors and
join them.
Leaders in the convention frown
upon the calling of frequent strikes. Po
litical strikes, they said, called for
trivial reasons, are foredoomed to fail
ure and will result in discreditng the
powerful weapon and in the weakening
and possible destruction of the organ
izations involved.
This, according to Branstetter, is the
way the socialist party hopes to gain
control In America:
"The socialist party declares its in
tention to win a majority of the poi-
ple to an acceptance of our program
at least to the extent that they agree
to our control and willingly submit to
our leadership; that when we have and
because we have such a majority, wo
are justified in carrying out our pro
gram, over the protest and against tho
opposition of the minority."
Resolutions calling for the release of
Eugene V. Debs and other political
prisoners will be passed, Brandstetter
stated.
Discussions as to the relationship
that should exist between American so
cialists and those of Europe will be
held.
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Fiddlin for business ain't sech a success
if a feller ain't got the gopds.
And so it is with PRINTIN'
We've got the goods.
Neius Printing House
Particular Printin' for Particular Fellers
Telephone 1530
Charlotte - - North Carolina
FRENZIED GRAB FOR
GOVERNMENT TRUCKS
By L. C. MARTIN.
United Press Staff Correspondent.
Washington, June 25. When the
war was wen, r-o many American cities
and villages wanted captured German
cannon and machine guns that it look
ed as though Uncle Sam would have
to order a lot of them from the
Krupps to give away. It now de
velops that this demand for souvenirs
was papal! eled by a demand for more
practical things, which has "bank
rupted" the war department in one
item, and has bitten deeply into its
supplies in other ways.
Motor vehicles, trucks mostly, lead
the list. The free distribution of
these to the states is a . "scandal,"
Senator Wadsworth, chairman of the
senate military affairs committee, de
clares. "I may be utterly alone in my
opinion," Wadsworth said, "but this
debauch of the free distribution of
government property has-: gone, far
enough. I can well understand the
appetite that is aroused in a state
highway commissioner when he under
stands that the war department owns
a lot of, trucks and that there is a
law authorizing the secretary of War
to turn tnose trucks over ta, the agri
cultural . department, free of charge,"
to be given the states."
REALTY TRANSFERS
A. W. Brown to H. A. Haas, for
53,500, a lot on Parkwood avenue.
W. E. Harban to O. F. Bailes, for
$10 and other considerations, a tract
of 202 acres in Steel Creek township.
George W. Graham to W. C. Whit
sett, for $364, a lot o'. one acre on
North Paplar street extension.
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Pasgemser Train Schedules.
Arrival and departure of passenger
trains. Charlotte, N. C.
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and Hamlet
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34 Ruther-ton - Wil-I
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20Charlotte-WIL .
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nections.
31 Wilmington - Ral
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16Monroe - Ruther
lfordton, Monroe
connections
Ifor Norfolk. Rich
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All trains dailv.
Schedules published as information and
are not guaranteed.
B. W. LONG,
Division Pnaaeng-er Agent.
ihone 180.
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