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UNIVERSITY SERMON BY UK. O'KULY
Continued from First Page.
all
thy hands; thou hast put
things under his feet.'
"The writer of Hebrews saw
this, but he also saw that the
ideal had not been reached. We
see and know it today. Many
things have come under man's
dominion and are subservient to
his needs He has commanded
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W. L. BOWLING. R. H, WILMOtH
our own sins and shortcomings
the scepter of our lives would be
in rtnr nurti Viands We are re
sponsible for the failure.
"This i nnr trouble. This is
what causes us pain and disquiet.
But this is the thing- that Jesus
Christ come to repair. Jesus, the
second Adam, amid all human
wreck, stands the one man of
flesh and blood crowned. Jesus
walked through the world and
the earth to bring- forth an hun- his white garments were never
dred fold, and it has obeyed. He soiled, f ile was never thwarted
has learned 'that the different from his ouroose. lie met all
It
human ills and was never baffled
ent things that minister to his Not even did death thwart him
needs: he has therefore connected nor all those dark thinsrs that
the diiterent parts by the great bind ' us.
railroad systems. He has joined "Jesus Christ was crowned as
together the different n'dtions.i a man. Not simply because
He has conquered the "waste he did miraculous things, but be-
places and made all the world cause he did them as the repre
his habitation. Man has sub- sentative of all mankind. Jesus
dued the earth. i conauerea for all. AL of us can
In the vast realms of science grasp again the scepter by taking-
man has made his triumphs. Into advantage of what Jesus Christ
the secrets of human life he has has done. He hasconquered and
gone, today man nas wonaer- through Him we can triumph,
ful ability to cope with his ene- through ' him we can 'become
mies. Man is improving every- princes and kings before God, we
where. All that makes for justice can live -and reign in him who
and mercy and Godlike qualities lived and died for us.
are advancing. Alii show the "JesusTrecosrnizes our misfor-
kingly man. Yet in the most tunes, He sympathizes with us as
vital things that concern man he a brother. The Gospel is the
has not yet asserted his ability to message from the heart of a
throw off the chains and assert brother. Jesus does not wish to
the freedom that God gave him. humiliate us. He has no.dispo
Men are driven to toil, to hard, sition to lord it over us. But as
distasteful labor in order to keep an elder brother He.comes.
alive. Like galley slaves they Ms our oniy Star of Hope. He
are driven to spend their forces, comes with the tears of a brother
They have no choice in the mat- and the hand of a friend. In
ter. They must grind at the Hira we can fulfill the high pur-
mtll of our swift modern lite in poses of our creation. Through
order to keep life in them and in Him alone we can do all things.
those dependent on them, - Women "D0 we not want this aid? Am
and children must be fed and men I to wrestle with things for a
must toil. time and then go down before
"There are some in easier cir- some more powerful foe? f Am I
cumstances who do not have to ever to see through a glass dark
labor to live, yet these too seem hJ? Rather than this .1 would I
caught in the whirl, lhey lead had never felt the stir of the im-
slavish lives unable to escape, mortal God; within me. These
Very few are living as they would are higher calls'to higher destiny.
iiKe to. we sign ana grow weary And if we take hold of them
at our American spirit, yet we; through Jesus Christ we shall be
must keep abreast of the times, kings. I want to be free, to say
1 here is no cnoice given to us in: to all disappointments and fail-
1 -1 tm o m mil
fwti 1 mmW imp M4Jyii
C'Mrq .AIM
g "raw, if aT'zS' v Ktfr
... . . . w n. rw ar
thejmatter. Few of us carry out
ures and disasters: 'Do your
4 4 TTT -
our plans, our areams. we are worst. I am not dependent, for
... . . ..1 . - - -
conscious that we are involved in j have God Heaven, Hope, and
f 1 A . - f ,1
disappointments ana iauures.i Glor jesus Christ come to help
And we blame ourselves tor our 11C nt r,int rf mntt nporl
lailures. we reel that Dut tor our souls shall be satisfied when
we awake in his likeness.'"
THE
SMOOTHEST
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It goes equally well with the Moonlight Sonata or Rag The leaf, the
selection of experts -aged hanging in the warehouse for two years. A
maturing that is seldom accorded any leaf. What happens all harsh
ness gradually vanishes it becomes a leaf of rich mellowness a flavor
as seductive as the strains of good music too smooth to bite the tongue.
The nuft art of producing smoking tobacco is manifested in Velvet it takes time
takes patience the making expense is more. But
Velvet is Velvet. At your dealers.
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THE EDITORIAL OF LAST WEEK CRITICISED
Continued from'f irst page
triotic editor, if it be expanded
toward infinity as a limit, the i
ciltzens of Chapel Hill are re
sponsible for the crimes commit
ted in the slums of London and
Shanghai; and I would sugges
that he get down on his knees
and pray God to forgive him for
the sins Adam committed in the
Garden of Eden.
Yours truly,
E. J. Pkrry.
REGULARPEETING OF MITCHELL SOCIETY
Continued from First Page.
the effect of twisting currents and
the falling of the river upon the
topography of the rocky banks.
An interesting feature of his lec
ture was the showing of photo
graphs or paleolithic drawings
indelibly scratched on the rocks.
April 26 and 27 the North Car
olina Academy of Science and the
North Carolina section of the
American Chemical Society meet
jointly in Chapel Hill. Dr. Ilerty,
Leaving Jbr tw Holidays
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