THE BREVARD NEWS
VOL. XXXII BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA, JANUARY 27, 1927
No. 4
GREATEST CIVIC MEETING IN BREVARD'S
HISTORY WAS HELD LAST TUESDAY NIGHT
Directors of Chamber of Commerce
Met with Boarding House
I Owner# of County
PLANNING FOR BIGGEST
SEASON EVER HAD HERE
Enthusiastic Talks by Numerous Men
and Women Brought A'll
Interests Together
From the standpoint of civic de
velopment and community worth,
the best and n.ort c:tih.usiaslic meet
ing ever held in Brevard was .hat
gathering Tuesday evening when the
director.-: of the Chamber of Com
nl e r c I- entertained the boarding
house owners and operators at the
Princess.. Cafe. As to results of the
meeting, it i,s safe to say that the
meeting will prove of lasting and
tremendous value to Brevard and
Transylvania county.
Chamber of Commerce director!?
had desired the co^frperatipn of the
boarding house people in its pro
gram of bringing more people to the
city and -sicL'ton* and in laying plans
as how best to* so entertain the
tourists that they would return next
season; and bring more friends with
thorn.
This co-operation was pledged, and
pledged in an enthusta'stiie mantle r
which, means much for this eonimun
ity. 'In the meantime, the boarding
housj operators gave much Valuable
information to the Chamber of
Commerce which will greatly en
hance the power of that organiza
tion iii really, serving this commun
ity.
11. A. Flummcr, president, had
charge of the .meeting, and kept
things humming throughout the
three-hour session. President Plum
met- explained to the ladies pl*efieiit
that the directors of the Chamber of
Commerce wanted to work ih abso
lute harmony with them, and that
this meeting had been planned and
? called by the*. board of directors, and
the directors themselves . were pay
ing for th'.' dinner, for the tole pur
pose -of getting the women who
come in closest contact with the
tourists and* the Chamber of Com
merce together.
.Secretary Alexander told of the
advertising campaign, for the x'omintr
'..sfseason. He explained in detail just
how the Chamber works in getting
tourists to Transylvania county, and
urged the boarding house owner* to
> help in this work, as it directly ben
cfited them. The people^ wheii
coming to Transylvania county, must
go straightway into . a boarding
house or hotel, and the secretary
expressed his appreciation of those,
who had been standing by the com
merce body, and voiced the. opinion
that "in this year's work every one
of them would work hand \n hand
together.
Vice President . Jim Bromfield was
then called upon. "This is the finest,
the best, the most highly favored
spot in the world," was the way Mr.
(continued on j^gc seven) "
DR. BUCHANAN TO
! ASSUME OFFICE
Officer by
? Start*
Dr. 8. K. Buchanan bus been ap
pointed health officer for the county
1 of Transylvania by the <'ounty
BojqkI >>f Health- and will n'riivif in
the city the first of the . month to
laki up his official duties.
Dr. Buchanan is said to 1> ? one
of the best informed men . ii. flu*
state on public health work, and his*
long service in Cabarrus coun'.y has
received much ptnise for the meat
lesuJts obtained, there. In fact, the
doctor's, reputation' in health work
has gone far beyond the slate bor
ders, ami his opinions and a -i-*
ah'ee have been sought by authori
ties in many other states, t
The v.Ork 'of the county health ?>f^
ficer, as does that of every other
public official, it is pointed, put. <le
pencis' in a large measure upon the
co-operation of the public. Those
interested in the health of Transyl
vania people -express themselves as
) > 1 1 K anxious for " the ..health work
of the county to receive hem ty sup
port of llu citizenship. to the end
that this county may reach the. very
zenith in health perfection.
M-uwy people have . congratulated
the county board of health on their
selection of Dr. Buchanan for the
work here.
V/ORKSTARTEDON
M. F, PARSONAGE
Work , began .Monday morning on
the new Methodist parsonage' to be
erected on the lot adjoining tlie
church. At a joint meeting of the
trustees and steward:-- ibis week
floor plans for the new parsonage
were approved and tlv building
committee given full authority to
pfoceed with construction. The plan
dicided upon calls for ah attractive
two story .house. .Colonial style.
U. D. C. LIBRARY CLOSED
.Notice is hereby given that" the
V. I). ('. Library is forced -to rlosc
until further notice on account of
lav k of h?*at in the build inc. An
nouncement is also made that those
holding .libmfy liiembcrjdilp card*
will be allowed an extension of
time for the time the library is
closed. ?>'''??
it is anticipated that the matter
of h Pitting arrangements of the
building will be adjusted so that the
library may be open at an early
date to the reading public, according
to previous schedule.
Appointed Public llcnltli
the Board of Health
February Firit
THE WOMEN GOD FORGOT-FORTY-FOUR
THOUSAND OF THEM IN OUR OWN STATE
Nearly Haif a Million in. the United
States ? They arc White Women
and Native Born
CANNOT READ A WORD
IN BOOK UK NEWSPAPER
Thin and Wrinkled in Youth, Clad 1
without Warmth, Working from
Morn to Night; Tired-Worn 1
Our forgotten women ? Almost a
half-million of them in the United
States, throe-fourths of them east of
the Mississippi river, and more than
half of them in the South Atlantic
and East South Central states.
Nearly 1,200 of these forgotten wo
men are in Aroostook county.
Maine, nearly I. *100 in Clinton and
Franklin counties. New York, and
more than 2,000 in Berks, Lancaster,
and York countic-s, Pennsylvania.
Forty-four thousand of them arc
in North Carolina. Nearly forty
throe thousand are in Keiitucy ?
more than 2,200 in Pike county
alone. Twenty-four thousand in
Virginia, almost exactly half of
them massed in the twtntv south
western counties of th<- statin- more
than a thousand each in Pittsylvania,
Wise and Buchanan, nearly three
thousand more over t h?- line in
^ Wilkes and Sorry counties, N"??r:h
W Carolina, and live th"Lir-ar.?l in toe
four bonier counties i.f K. ???.?., ky.
Thirty-nin" thou?nn.| atv iii l'? m
nessfee and more tha?: half ? *' ?
are in Ka?t Tcnttfs^etv
Nntivc-horn White Womrn
They ?r" not a - i
wom-r. of f..r<iirn Hirth, They a?
rat jw-S-rn vh.te w. >ua : w. ;.t>
years - Id and over, who raj not
thoir = cm' rea l a 1' * t . : ?? u
ne'vypapei or the.r Bd?l? -. In r
numbtv-- 177 limwar i ! S>
read l'y dull !':*<?'; . ,
th- lO'jn Ccu.-u-'. i' ? ^
vho>e other nnm- - . -I K ? ''p
port unity! And afu-v ? ?v:r
clred an. I ten years < !' ?r>t. r\ '
They are the wnv . :i .
"tr.in and wrinkle- 1 ?? y iv
ill-oreparod f 2. r'.ad '?? k."
warmth or trrace, l*v;r._* ??
h' ?. w-orkinc ffin ? i-i ? ' ?
l>?,it.iv ;?i fV r?-ii-?d v
? ?nu??d <n | * thte-*
WOMAN'S BUREAU
INTENSIVE DRIVE
| F o Obtain New Members ? Tennis
G"trnntee Lively
Contest
To secure new members and dues
atul to create more interest in the
Woman's Bureau , this organization
putting on a tnomln r?hip drive be
ginning t hi* last of this week aiul
continuing until the next regular
meeting of the Bureau, February 7.
The organization, consisting <? f a
present membership of 4(1. will be di
vided into two ?teams, with a leader
fur each team, and the team secur
ing the smallest uumbei of paid
members at the expiration of the
contest will entertain the winnim:
team. The goal set for the now
membership is not less than 100. ami
according to the enthusiasm and ?>p
tiini>m of the leaders it is thouuht
this number will be reaehed.
Mr-'. .1. W. Smith is leader ?>f
? ? am. ami Mr,. |). I.. Kr.trli-h > 1. ad
i i ? >1" the ' her.
Following i, oj .
each team:
Mr-. lJ. ? . ]* ? ' .i, *?..
x ."j:
M,-. ! I. ? -u
1 .as.k -i ? ? ,r . ,\! - v.
Mr. >. \1 . Ml,
? *tr. .\|;-. (> H. n \j.
-?r i . . M ? . r j
Vat... M
Mr- W. if. }. ;?
fv ?. \! i (
i: it"
y\\
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v.
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EAGLES NEST CAMP
IS NEW ADDITION
Miss Oppcnbeimer Purchases Beauti
ful Tract ot Land Near
Brevard
I CAMP WILL BE READY
FOR SEASON'S OPENING
? All Brevard Welcomes Splendid
Woman ? Elated over Her Se
lectior of Transylvania
i .
Mi*:- < ':?*??.! I'. Oppenheimor hits
'purchased a beautiful tract ..f laud
f near (be Everett place, and ha .!
ready l.u>nun I h ? erection thvix-un of
RiiJriw Nwt Camp for Cirk This
s'latement :iliiii<> carries much weight
fo/ Transylvania county's > n pr? ????
Hey in carnp 'life, for .\li,-is Oppcti
h??m.er hu* liberated her camp a;
Waynesvillv for tlie past; five year.*.
Before jfoiitK to WayiH ?.?:ville; she
had I ?. i - - ? i ? head counixe-Jlor of a
camp in the Adirondack Mountains;
had mnnrifced camp " TorbusiJite*
v.ontr-h 011 l^onje Iclftij d Souuf, ,\.w
VprJt- and has I, ad ;u*oat e'xp,ori;,nct'
in educational w.orjt both in N*-.-\v
^ urk, and in her own huriu< city.
Savannah, (Jul So Miss Oppenlioi
mer/s - .selection and purchase of her
own vamp site In T i. -in sylvan in
county really means something' as an
f end. >is;mom of this county'.- claim
to superiority in chmn site loca
tions. . ?
! K. II. Morrow.. civil eiurin- rr and
[cnnip f\vi'n )? him?elf> lin.- bfecn e;?
yaucd to supervise the oreiTTT>ir"'wf
'the nece- ary buildings in All*- Op
jpenheimer's c.amp. The buildings
will he constructed- .on a" beautifully
l wooded, .site. with, the recrealioii
I hall and dining rnoin in the evnlel'
of the gr^ujf. Cabins will
! round IhtVf main buildings and; will.
I be erected, in ' such .manner as to;
?preserve nil-* the natural beauty of;
the surrouiKliii^. adding To. intheri
| than taking away, the 'attractive-'
i ness of the location.
! A small private lake at. the foot
of th ? ir'J will provide, for ba.thinj;
! and water sports. Between the lake"
>ite and the winding, river banks
there is ample' urbuml for tennis and
all kinds of sport.
Mis* Opponheinier features three
: l roups ? 1 he Seniors, the Junior:
I nnd the .Midgets, she started her
work with only the. Seniors in. the
< amps. Later the younger women
d-'ir-ii . enroll, and finally the lit
tle fellows wen* admitted,' because
of the. splendid reputation Mis Op
\ penheitnei^ had trained .is camp <K
rector.
J ho Brevard Chamber of Com
merce. the Kiwanis rlub. and manv
individuals. in this city have ex
j pressed gratification over the dcei. ion
of. Miss Opjuuheiiiier to locate in
Transylvania county. She i.- ex
j pected to be a nient addition to this
community, v.;ith ? ,mtr Ability a* ft
i business woman and her larV e - ay- .
. quaintaiice gained in . c">iiinu'
; contact with, the line.-t puojilv < f the
country. Brevard . feels that many
( hundred;. ??f ^people will*. know of" (hi*
section, through Miss .Oppenheimer.
who would' p'robablv hover have
heard of Transylvania county had
she not select, d this location.
J. O. Barrett and J. M. -C'raiyr rep
resented "Miss Opi?enheiim r in the
purchase of Ok* bcaufifnl boundary
of land. up? \ winch is' orcc'.inif
i Laybs Nc-t Camp.
KiZER TO MANAGE
I HIS OWN CAMP
, CKerrytiold Camp will be operated
I full three months ihiV season, oj-.m
'intr on June 15, and closing on S p
tember 15. Alev ttizcr, well known
in business circl-s here, is the
owner of Chcrrytield Cam)), and
will operate the camp under nin owA
personal >npen:>ion. Mr. K i/.e r wa?
for six years -connected with Kuck
brook Cum p. and is lh??roii;rhl y ex
perieneefl in th work.
Chi rryjteld Camp is in a < lass all
.to itself in tin Southland, in that it
is operated for women alone. It i>
mi id there are only two or *hre?
camps !ti the whole country of th
kind. Knrollrnentt will be for two
weeks, one month or for th.* wh?de
;-eas<?ii. The camp will have an es
pecial appeal to business women who
have but tw?? or '. weeks away
f-i?n? tb. rr business.
Supervised Instruction will be
^'iv?-n in swimminir. h- r-. back rid
io>r. t? tinis and oij?-?r .d -ino-f..
Overnight hiktn^ *r will \
o| ?lie atf'Mit a -ir. - "t" <*amp
Ble a: i herrytiebi.
HOPKINS TAP <>'*|N': VAN
TO BE HM Ik Jan. 31-FF.B. J
A 1 *11 \ \ ' ' ? N. 1 ? (/f
> -o ?*: !"! a i '? \i : i-.?
i
'CHAPMAN MURDER
| CASE NEXT WEEK
I Trial for Mu?der-CCr? t V",'* ""
in Outcome of .(''"c.."
i-.vn<V,'. ,V/ j-V.-u. . ' ? ' ?
? with t !)?. iii i,;i, V f , , ( ? ? I
" u.,.,- 1 V"""' ?v'' "> .i..
'"Jt t,,- |?,. '['I'"'"" M.ur'.
, th" Vr7-'t|
.Z'rt! . ""lil.
'?'??h on ti?. i j ' ? <>f .-i
? vowli.L .h. t., <?,??
fiictur. i>h <?* . }v,,um| in.
juejOSStPifii
purlly i-ovcit-,1 >viti, ' "' " I"'!
??''?"ut- fitly i, ...r-'i'h'";;1 ''r"' 11
after hi* Ij-,i .. , , v'
then with i'i' u ic'('k7?|l( ( Mr ,,<^p "K'
? f" KUppovml u, ii?vt- H>? ,Var<''i ?"""
1,1 I'H'W trim,
. until si* xvh"" h '
c#,'?stnousiKsv I.. ?iu i i -
-Juu?..at[i tin- .lehril ln,l"L''
j>i-< ni?i,|,h j,v ,j . .?! ' *' "I"'" liir.i
'"?<i w.r b. !!' he
' f'i?i|>m:in ivUirp.-il , ri v'v?Mf.
siin,m?,?.,| j;UI. ,i?.. home im,|
Wtti
^rsry''^ Vr- :'-v' '? ;
Kay DEGDETO
makebome here
Jt hfl.V ?>?.'(?!) f'n-n . .
1,1 Nwmi, I ' "'"T"
I'll In-. Th. r "ow v'?iUll|f tile
i.ik,.-;v hy "?l,vV" Slh"yi'
thl'M' SCi't ((til **\t ni
f".r the \vjiit Jr. ? ,,l!1
1 M. I.. ? 1 ?"? Will ill .
"f r,:in-vlv.,i1i, l"',',''?""l Oil!:: if
?????. . r wu?4-. buii, i? .
. iiinl it* thv fSrtl!""''' l'""Khl' ?
>' is btl ii. vi.,|. . J| / li' r
smkesbaskmg
IN SUNNY SPOTS
SiJCiikiti^ of t in- buauliful v.*t??thov
that has prcvniled fur the past sev
eral ilay.-, for which all tin? ]w,?>lv'
liavi' })ci-n cxprt-.- sinjj thank?'. ilw
t-n'vha'.h* proof of sprmirtuv.v
weather wa< tiivrh l?.v Mr. h. T. <1 !
U>pie. .Mr. Gillespie was at Kiv.trU
Camp la i SiMviay. ;ni<l th" ?' !:? mw
a -naho i'll up. bj?sl-:ii ; ;hv
suiishiiu- with all the consent m rut
and .ymfnt c?f a reptilv'* .? ?"!
whft: ?! ir 't in.' hrinj;'.< Irm forth
frt'i.i hi.- Winter's hiiUa;: pl n-v.
Mr. Uill< ^pk< state?l that whs! - he
i i ^ vp. i t all hirf t: ft- in th - ? 1 .?? n :?
> ?t ill rv.e ni'ains. thl; is th.?' Ji ?sr iiiii"
5r?? ??. ;vr -aw a siwtke Ja'nuary.
DR. J. F. HARRIS HIES AT
OAN A, NEAR HENDERSONV1LLF.
1 1 ?. I;:ist('s !?')? inir.-j Mari '. wh-?
was l?? ? i v. in Ilr -vtird March ?'?.
? iii-o :!*. iii- h?u,v . ? Dunn, luni*
vill-- i:? ?? "-I*
! .??: .u?.-r'w!V b !.?WMt>I>ann!
S ? Y
MI.S. J. W. PARRISM
MUCH TRADING IN
; LOCAL REAL ESTATE
Almost One Hundred De<-?U Filed in
Pan Fifty Days ? Some
liig Dealt
OTHERS PENDING WILL
CAUSE ENCOURAGEMENT
l.ook for Fratpcrouj Year in Bttsi:
j r>e*? Circles ? Unusually Fine
Situation
Nearly one hundred d?'.;d*. have
. iiot-n lij ml in- the K";;i.-t?-r of lK?Vl*
? t/iri*c .-hu'i* Decern hi? |* 1. and . lit ? ? t ?">
and iriHudiivu' NVfcIrti-rilay of 'in
j wt'fk. 'I hi j.* i activity in Bt't-va.! !
land Transylvania county. propet-iy
, is caur in;* nut eh elation in this e
1 1 ion, nmnjr concrete evidence of til
steadily growing prosperity of (i'i -
.si-ctiqn. Many of the deed.-, that a:'
included in Ihe following list; denote
unusually lu rjje fair's -of prnpei .y.
j It. is said there are. several bij? .
<l>. a is pending now that will pive the
p: opt.e of the eo.unty sonu'lhiti^ to
( talk about. : One , announcement i*-;
tci be made. possibly in the next IV
l'su? of The News, that will creiite
s1 are -wide interest.
low are -jrivoii: the u?m*. ?
tho e deedinjr property to purciiav
' ?-rs. with the 'purchasers' . names :
Cohipton to M. ii. Bajrwell
. .y\, l>. -Bagwell to E. M. Bagwell
?'iV D. England heiiv to K. .\L &
M. I!. Bagwell
, Frank NViJson to Ntjlie Wilson
Brevard Developmeilt Corporal ion.
i to Yho'.f, II. Shiptnan
Edna .Jordan .to 13. E. Grant
C- C. lvil Patrick to Tnwji oT lin -,
: vard
? W. I.. Aiken to Town of Brevard
I.. M. (ilaz"d"r to D. L. Glav..
oarah C. North to Board of Alder
men ?. ?;
\Y. I Mull to; Iioard of Aldermen
;TI fV '.'ilve ratten !w Town of Hi' -
.vdrd:V ? . ? - :
A. B. Benjamin to Town of Bro
? vard
. il. II. Pattou, trustee, to lv.iilli 1-.
j T'atton
; Jaek Page to W. E. Ramsey
Jack Pane, to \\". E. Ramsey
J. C. Galloway to .L A. Simpson
I'l l m il .Broad Pari; to 1 5. A
TwichfelJ
Castle Vailcy l.uild Co. to;Emni.a .
\*. Swain '
Castle Valley Land Co. to II. <j.
: Hurdley
Castle .Valley Land Co. to: II. (i.
JTardloy
Castle Valley Land Co. to R. C.
Hurdley ?
T. \V. Whitmire to Zebuboi
Weaver .
W. E. Shipnian to S. W, Glaxenei*
Ch.as G. Lee to Pisgah Forest Ext.
Corp.
John. S. Talloy to J. Mi (,-la rk
K.. E. Lawrerice to Judson.- :?orn ?
li. 'A. Bci.4; t > H. R. Kristiauson
? J; A. Simpson tf' .T. C. Galloway
Jack Pav to \\\ E. Ramsey
Castle Valley Land Co. to Emma
C. Denmark . -
.I. H. Piekel, inier to J. l?. PlykWr
[ ' ?(continued . oil page ten i.
POULTRY MEET
AT COURT iiOUSE
On Fi iilay Ni'jbt of thifr *
Kaleifch Man it Principal
Speaker
PANTHERS KILL STEtfRS
ON. THE OWEN FA! VI
County hae lost no Hoi-no* ac j*i t
from Disease that is KayiiiR
in' otli^r Socttor.a ' '
( By I? A. Atnmou | '
As a .wind u|i iu i:.-/ t d;, -
poultry campaign,, there will b< rt ;
couiity wide niouiij. in Uv? cir. *
housjp at. .eight ?>\-Joi-k l-ii ifi.ty V\ ?
ing, .Ian. S?8. The". ' object r>f
meeting will In- in ??.?'. .?
? r>unty poultry organ:/tii'<im
Salter of the S'.jt?.-' :> ? ; ?:? r*. i :? n ;.l
Markets- is. expected u i? with
and tell what an- '.li^ nizai! \
?:ir. d,0 ill IV.ar! : Q id". . .
ftot sure- thnj any
diod With, the -new dis a.-o y.-i,
tow have diexl, . I>ut ' had ^ysapromr- J
other t'ro'ul)!<". The .'p .'bf?ie -;c v>; ' ?>
reason out the tro.i#:-.k* a$ ? du
bad corn. We i.-ivr \yor-e. I>.iy r..
any year, but not so imu-h daitUt - '
cd corn Iti ?yjur.j. y; ieji -.Rhyz'i'
jhq- cbhi you ;Ved. .'.Save. the ? : -i
for hogs.
OvtT thiei*1 hu:ub.<i ii 'o,;.?v :r -
yCiitJ rln ^joaltiy meetings -last \vev>:f ?
and much inlotv.-i was shoivrt. 8
era I at .each meeting have Haid.tr)-1>**'
they intend *o im-ra^e their
Ladies are noticeable "at these nte--'
ings. find w? want them- to. join e>.
til' all meetings. ' . ?
. v.Zeb Owen of l,al>" T- xawav. hi
just.- received a high t.riec -..ale b V.
fi oai ? one ?.t ,-lh] ?.SojuifK'l? W,
breeder;; of .-.polrind s s. H: -
SO-jne \voith.v > !?/ f ? matt .
5# plnivnmpjon . _ i ?
things for hi- farm.
Fertility in yirty i.i UiU h a1-.. ? *
' y . ju * ' ?:L""15y- : ;v.~.
?'.? *b. fc- . . ?.-l r'0 ? - "...
should be as -\v.' -have . had i .
u f -r-n I "- '! ?. -
Mr. '?B-illieV ny -.'ii and or.- hti
lost two year ??i.'l sr ,?-i t- ? p?j - ?
theirs* Some . real sJTC uc. ii.h
Strong enough to bfc.ik. ribs - nr.t ?
bell collars,
Sttite says shu-l Uvo p'n- V" of >&)
ion meal pcv. "day ca i be' i'oii ii Ji-k:- -
with -jA'ogd re. -.alls' if J,. . .-/i. *'.:??
>low to. yet th< i>j - di'usv^l 1l> I-. "
Tip wh"n not v. '?: Viir: . i - ! . 1
bowels.
Heard much ab'ua.t hWoiv-'r. in ir'.
during tin* "^eTTnT ?i?i ....... ; T .? ?' ? <
sonic more in th cOiiiity. ??b\tl-;v)*e i'.a'd
better be cart j'fuP o.' v i S". *>'
done,. ^ on coarnon ;4:. >'-e- '
cattle is the :rr?*at"i iiv ?'. no\v. "'?<
bX'intr in n doxeti e:?r - :* y . ;. ;e
would bo !? bh':->in'r -;h<*
' T. I>. Galloway ? f < Vlv
plaunipg on sweet p'otntv p.i.H'u * U-.r
all and sonie to -hij> a v.;-.. v. A. bv/.
industry "for. that se- ?an.
And Spmc mor-.- outsider iy v'.-.
clont you: people, ui'ow ? ?. i i'Ut !> ?
J wonder' sonie\ii .-c why. v / are sn
sJ6\v. I belioyb in growing. im >
things but: . SpcmJ* v. ? b^VO 1 -? '
niesSiriK around lo.m; t.s;.oi::h to
launch out and ???i e-r b>ad siulT.
WAR CLOUDS ARE HOVERING
THEfR SMAOOWS CAST FROM MMff CLIMES
THE PRAYER CORNER
THE CHRISTIAN HOME
Jlead Kphosdans <i:l? 9.
This is called The Family Chap
ter. The popped should br? all n.ow
fvful in the home. Horace BushiioM
'honirht that the need of the. world
i.-s ??he out populating power of t
Godly stock.
Whin Christ Incomes Master of
the home, it becomes possible 1"
!!?.'?' thi* world with a Godly stink
t?!* y are r ,- homes v.'lv iv * v
ery ntemi . t !??ves ami obey? < ht i-..
The fol.'ow ni' j- ajrood rrt:*tt?? ??
ban- in "?h?- h??.i ? :
;< lir: ? : ti.i I? ! "f th- w r ??
The 1'n.icen CiK.st n; every rm:!
Tif Silent ' Lisreii'T ev.. jy
versntioii."
There is n<? -'h *r place wlu^t
Chrisllike qualities >.hine fu? l?riuhis*
Ob.dienco. l.->ve, licvercnce. IV. S
i*n~v. l-'orhraran-'e. *?ueS a- tb'*s<
the hiiUi-iliobi vbaies. *i
inv'.ie ''h'is* ii. rome into our "w:
? ? . ihat !b- nia> ti-:;eh us' '.!?
ihin^'.
1 he home 4* ??rd I'.' ih>- plae?- ? '
fhn-ti.vi W" . N? . i ?>. . ,.J
an d?- -h. ? f h- nn . T*.
fat her ihe Cnrhtful h? ad "f t h ?
how and he *h?i:itd or?-par- him 4-;''
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f?. -???it "ti-.l f v? ' ? f . ? I ? ?? .
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uji-n'K \v ? ! < .?: i r:.v? :
! ' -.t rbst-r\t'l. N" \v?it:drr th?-r
: rat ? Ivblren ?l:p nw.iv i r . t ? ? ih.- .
. r- a? u.?r!d :i"d t hri-! and
???r <'hni-h. 1* ?? - 1 :rrn* ? d tha*
j>?-r ei?nt of *V.? b?>- f thi- Chnr-.V
> ?..-t ar.i! ji-e 3?^l in the rare
world.
W- * ? -f " ? ? ?r ability ??:* thi*
h- v.-i' " 'I': - " '?a- rhe tir>; and ]
From Mexico to Ch:na U. jT , Pi>|tT : ^
Sailors and ?4a?ihe; *rc
Standing (Ward. ?'*>
GOVERNMENT 'S CRITIC:* f.R'r
FOR NICARAGUA*] M' v$
Following Int'ormaticn Gleaned f:om
Many Quarter# Pre.-, i>'.<rd
Without Prejudice.
?War t'jfjud.s arc* '-hovel jay* lh
Slater t??'lay. Thf i
.-ituu'.ioa. which U-n- We:. ?;??>!?> "*
acute for a ui\ :: 5 ai::rv y ,
la '>ntc lYIoro t?> the f-i'-.-l*' ???'.
?."..?i-nniK'in ha - *nt u: ' i
N*i<.aravfUa. Our. i- rer ?; ? ? r . i
attention .from tj:t* Uai.- !
.vjvt now. an<l \v..:* ^hij'-s : i
valor- there.
The a< i.? viv;: : ?;
I in ion.- of I. 5: ?.ir -
' the country. In-nr-i;-. \.i. ?? ?
jui'.oti. Thwo oji:; ???: .k ? -j
] ?r wither. y" : : rv :
n?.v.-rnat:on oi >? f r ?; ....
The re:i?leJ'*. ? ? f < . i -?
. oiiiir? n> ;? . t
:1k f ?'
THE INVASION OI > ! ?.AC ? A
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TV. i- .U'jv.r.' i ?:?.! I ? '
ir'i-i vi-i.: i ?. Wh.
. .??t vhat ial-M h;.\v a*.';otl fi ?
? '.atcrventioi*? .l.M whv ?ln \ ?
rrv ??> P ? VS,,
? l?fcu the iTcoturi - j \ u-./ri* .1
v.nn*rrjal interi-st-. ,.t I who \v? -Ji I
from r-o'.-r wi'h ?u; n?ir ititc ? -
who*- mi i rr*t?i 'lo
;s:m> -i ' ? i* ? Th.'.sc arc ,-ju- -
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