Aether
THIS diving bell, especially designed
for exploration nnder water, wai
photographed aa it was leaving Ter
achelllng, Holland, en a new attempt to
recover the gold In the hull of the ship
Lutlne, which foundered off the Dutch
oast In the Eighteenth century.
BEDTIME STORY
By THORNTON
THE JOKER OF THE OLD
ORCHARD
AS PETER RABBIT sat blinking
and staring at the sober-looking
afmncAr who was eittlne where he
bad expected to see Glory the Cardi
nal, the stranger opened his mouth,
and from It came Glorv'S own beauti
ful whistle. Then the stranger looked
down at Peter and his eyes iwinmea
with mischief.
"Fooled vou that time, didn't I,
Peterr he chuckled. "You thought
From That Wonderful Throat Poured
Out Song After Song.
yoo were going to see Glory the Cardi
nal, didn't you?"
Thnn without waiting for Peter to
mply this sober-looking stranger gave
a concert such as no one eise comu
BYnm that wonderful throat
poured out song after song and note
after note of Peter's familiar friends
of the Old Orchard, and the periorn
Handkerchief Linen
A- This cool blue and wfclte polka dot
handkerchief linen dress Is the last
word in morning wear. . ,
PAPA KNOWS I
-Pop, what Is hospitable?"
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ance wound up with a lovely song
whirii waa all the strangers own.
Peter didn't have to ask who the sing
er was It was Mocker tne MocKing
hlrd. frtil" cnnnerl Peter. "Oh. Mocker,
how nnder the sun do you do It? I
waa sure It was Glory whom I heard
whlstllnir. Never aea n will I De aDie
to believe mv own ears.
Mocker chuckled. "You're not tne
onlv one I've fooled. Peter." said he.
"T flutter mvself that I can rool al
most anybody If I set out to. It's lots
of fun. I mav not be much to looK at.
but when It comes to singing mere
Is no one I envy.
"I think you are very nice looking,
indeed," replied Peter politely. "I've
been finding out this morning that
you can't tell much about folks Just
by their Jooks."
"And now vou've learned that you
can't always recognise folks by their
voices, haven't you?" said Mocker.
"Yes," replied Peter. "Herearier i
hail never be sure about feathered
folks unless I can both see and hear
thenwrf Somebody told me once mai
dovn iii the South vou are the best
loved of all the birds. Is that so?"
"That'll not for me to say." repueo
Mnrirer modestly, "but I can tell you
this, Peter. They do think a lot of
ma ilnvn there, and It IS ail on ac-
nf mv voice. I would rather
Hum a heantlful voice than a one
Pator nnrided as If he oulte agreed,
which, when you think of it. Is rath
er funny, for Peter has neuner a uue
ooat nor a fine voice, a glint oi mis
chief sparkled In Mocker's eyes.
"There's Mrs. Goldy the Oriole over
wa anM he. "watch me root
har'
Ha hotrnn to call an exact Imitation
r nniriv' voice when he Is anxious
about something. At once Mrs. Goldy
came hurrying over to nnq out wnai
- ,.KU aa Whan aha discovered'
U1C UVUUra nm . .
Mocker She lost her temper and scold
ed him roundly. Mocker na reter
laughed, for they thought It a good
1nke.
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QUESTION BOX
near- Mr Wvnn:
Is Florida a good place ror one
nerves T
Tours truly.
JACK SUNVILLE.
Answer Til sat It Is. I know a man
who went to Florida five years ago
. hnfoi TTa naen to charee
, mu uywcu
$2 a night for a room and bath. Now
he has the nekvbj io cnarge x
night for the same room.
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Via a f" Wvnn '
Will yon please settle a dispute be
tween my wife and me? My wife has
a brother who alwavs -goes to other
neoDle's houses Just so be can get
n-rink of whlskv for nothing. I ciaun
a fellow who does a tninff liae tuai
Is a "Bponge," My wife says he Is not
a "snonce." Who Is rlghtT
.lours truiy.
A. GNOQ
Answer Tour wife is right Her
hMthw fiila no on whisky while a
"sponge generally fills up on water.
rioaat Xtr Wvnn:
What Is meant oy -Kace isuiciuei-
Yours truly. t
POLLY TISHAN.
An.naK When a man goes to the
twta on a horse, loses all- his
money, becomes despondent, and kills
himself that's -Baca Buiciae.-
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rtaa Mr. Wvnn:
I am a boy nneen years oi age. i
applied for a Job In a grocery store,
.. hn the trrocer asked me how.
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many ounces make a pound, I said 10
WITTY KITTY
Br NINA WILCOX PUTNAM
The alrl chum says no young man
need feel that he is going to lose
feminine admiration If he becomes
slightly stoop-shouldered from carrying
orchids.
WNTJ Servloe
ounces. He wouldn't give me the Job.
I wonder why? 4
Truly yours,
D. LIVERYBOYE.
Answer The next time you ask for
nnaition In a aTocery store, u ine
iyrncer nb von how many ounces
make a pound Just say 14 ounces, and
you'll get the Job.
Dear Mr. Wynn:
A friend of mine who has Just re
turned from a motor trip of 3,000
miles, told me he enjoyed touring on
the roads built by Americans. I asked
him what he meant "roads built by
Americans," and he said: "Why,
Roosevelt boulevard and Lincoln hign
way." Then he told me the worst
roads he had to travel over were built
by a Frenchman. I did not want to
appear Ignorant so did not asK mm
who he meant Will you piease reu
mo the name of the Frenchman who
built the bad roads he refers to?
Yours truly,
MAG NEBTOW.
Answer He Is referring to "De
tour."
C the Associated Newspapers
WNU Service.
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-are outfielders, and they are close
THE VINE
By ANNE CAMPBELL
THE vine la trying vainly to climb
bJgh
Upon the smooth boards of my little
shack.
The sun Is peering from an azure
sky,
But there la something here that holds
It back.
Nothing to climb on, that's the rub I
It falls
Buck on the brick of the foundation
walls.
Today I'll buy a trellis for my vine.
And guide Its tendrils up the strong
white wood,
Reflecting as I do on the divine
And lofty way God labors for our
good,
Giving us room to climb to heights
above
Upon the golden trellis of his love.
Copyright. WNU Servlc.
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FOR THE TEA TABLE
SO MUCH depends upon the attrac
tiveness of the tea table simplic
ity Is the rule, even where the pocket
book need not be considered. One
need not buy expensive teas, either,
for the ordinary ones when treated to
a bit of orange peel, a flower or two
of Jasmine will have a flavor which
will be found quite distinctive.
Dainty open sandwiches which take
time to prepare but are so fetching in
appearance are often all that Is served
with the cup of tea. Cut the bread
Into one-half Inch slices or a bit thick
er, then Into rounds or In any design.
One may have hearts, clubs, diamonds
or spades If so lncHaed, as there are
oil Enrta nf sandwich cutters on the
market Spread the bread lightly with
mayonnaise, then pipe on cheese with
nrhinned crenm. decorate with finely
minced parsley, peppers or candled
fruits. There is no ena to tne variety
which anyone may think up, and use
almost any fooS at hand.
Many hostesses like to serve pre
served fruits for sweetening, such as
pineapple, candied cherries, orange
quarters, glnced, and various other
combinations. With the fragrance of
the tea nnd fruit one needs some
sweetening. Rock candy makes a de
lightful one as it may be bought In
various colors to match the decora
tion. This adds much to the appear
ance of the table. This Is never placed
In the tea, but passed that the color
may add delight to the partakers.
Other candy flavors are In vogue
mint Is always enjoyed. Fresh mint
dusted with powdered sugar is espe
cially attractive.
. panut Muffins.
Mix and sift two cupfuls of pastry
flour with four teaspoonfuls of baking
powder, one-half cupful of granulated
sugar, one-half teaspoonful of salt
one-fourth cupful of peanut butter,
and two tablespoonfuls of butter, add
one eupful of milk, mix well and
bake in well greased muffin tins twen
ty minutes. Serve hot with a salad
for a main course at luncheon.
O by Western Newspaper Union.
Highest Mountain
Measuring from the center of the
earth. Instead of from sea level, the
highest mountain of the globe Is not
Mt Everest but Mt. Ohlmborazo, In
the Andes, according to calculations
made by a German scientist says
Literary Digest On this scale Chlm
borazo's peak Is 3,966.99 miles from
the center of the earth; Everest's only
8,965.66. Four other peaks, Huas
caran (Peru). CotopaxI (Ecuador),
Kenla (East Africa) and Kilimanjaro
(Africa) are also "higher" above the
earth's center than Everest The dif
ference In the measurement Is due to
the bnlge of the earth at the equator.
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UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
SUNDAY I
chool Lesson
(Br REV. F, B. FITZWATKR, D. D.
Mntr of FMiiltr, Moody BttU
Mr ot raouiiy, Mooay
Inatltuto of Chieaco.)
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inlon.
Lesson for July 15
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GOD'8 CARE FOR ELIJAH
LESSON TEXT I Klnss 1T:1-16;
19:1-1. I
nnT.DBlN TEXT For after all the
thlna' do th Oentllea seek: for your
heavenly Father knoweth that ye have
. . . a.
need of all these things. Maunew s.o.
PRIMARY TOPIC How Uoa took
Care of Elijah.
JUNIOR TOPIC How God Took uare
of Elijah.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
IC How Does God Provide?
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP
IC God's Constant Care.
I. Elijah's Message to Ahab (v. 1).
This waa a most startling message.
for Ahab had not only led Israel Into
Idolatry but Into the repudiation or
the living God.
1. "As the Lord God of Israel
llvcth." Elijah knew that he repre
sented the living God when he came
Into the king's presence.
2. "Before whom 1 stand." Be
caus Elijah stood before God he could
stand before Ahab.
3. "There shall not oe dew nor rain
these years but according to my word."
The suspension of moisture coniiniiru
for three and a half years and was
given In' answer to Elijah's prayer
(James 5:17). Drought was predicted
as a punishment for Idolatry (Deut
11:16, 17) and the prophet was now
applying the divine Judgment.
II. Elijah's Retirement (vv. 2, 3).
As soon as he had delivered tils
message he retired from the king's
side while the penalty of the king's sin
should be visited upon the land.
Though God's prophets must he sep
arated from men they are In God's
presence.
III. God Provides for Elijah (vv.
2-16; 19:1-8).
1. At the brook Clierlth (vv. 2-7).
God offered a hiding place for his
servant who so fearlessly declared Ills
message. He was sustained in a two
fold way.
a. By drinking of the hrooli (vv.
4-6). While drinking of the literal wa
ters of the brook he was being nour
ished by the living water from the
tbrone of God.
b. By being fed by the ravens (vv.
4-6). The ravens brought him bread
and flesh both morning and evening.
Elijah thus enjoyed two meala earh
day with Water to drink. The same
find who sustained Elijah still lives
and we should trust him ror our dully
bread. At last the brook dried up be
cause there was no rain In the land.
The Lord then Instructed him to move.
2. At Zarephath (w. 8-16). Observe
a. The place (v. 9) Zarephath was
at the west side of Palestine near the
-Mediterranean sea in Gentile terri
tory. In order to reach this place
Elijah had to cross the country from
the Jordan to the sea. Perhaps he
did this at night In order not to h?
seen. Zarephath was only a few miles
from the home of Jezebel's fattier.
b. Sustained by a widow (vv. 10
12). "Bring a little water and a mor
eel of bread," was the request which
be made of the widow. This was a
great trial to her but God had touched
her heart and stirred up faith in her.
Her reply reveals her deep distress.
c. Elijah's reply (v. 13). This made
plain to her ihat It was a case of
mutual Interest to do as the prophet
said. "The barrel of meal shall not
waste, neither shall the cruse of oil
fall." May we learn from Elijah's ex
perience. (1) The particularity of God's prov
ldence. He by prearrangement meets
our dally needs. There arc- no hap
penings In God's providence. The
woman of Zarephath going out to
gather sticks to prepare the last meal
met Elijah and Is helped for two
years.
i No matter how small our re
sources we can do something for God
If we will. Let no one De Qiscour
cged because he is poor and unknown,
is We should give our all to God
tmi him for further supply. The
best way to help ourselves is to neip
others. This woman gave one morsei
. fli'i nmnhet and obtained a sup-
hply for herself and family for two or
more years.
i fiod often allows us to get
down to great extremity In order to
loonh na that all is from mm.
(5) God's dealing with this Gentile
woman Is a foregleam of his dealing
with the Gentile nations.
IV. He Sent an Angel to Cook Eli
jah's Meal (I Kings 19:6,7).
Elijah was greatly discouraged and
despondent over the strain of his
struggle which (fulminated on Mt Car
mel. God was very tender In his deal
ing with him. He not only gave" him
Bleep (. 5) but provided food for him
at the hand of an angel
Difficulties
Difficulties are here not to be side
stepped, but to be met fairly and square
ly. A religion that doesn't tret you Into
trouble Isn't worth having, and a re
ligion that doesn't get you out of
trouble Isn't worth having. Remember
Daniel and his three friends. E. a
Erampe.
Submissiva Heart
The Bible, the open Bible, the stud
led Bible, the Bible In the heart la
. the only hope of our land today. H.
IL Parson.
MAKES RADIO OP
HUMAN BODY BY
THOUGHT WAVES
People thousands of miles apart
may shortly be able to communicate
with one another by means of
thought waves, according to Profes
sor Callegarls, an Italian mental spe
cialist. He says there are three "commu
nicating discs" In the human body
one on the right side of the neck, one
between the calf and the ankle, one
behind the index finger of the right
hand. A search for these "discs" was
first made In 190S by the late Profes
sor Mlngazzinl, but he died before
he reached the stage of actual tests,
and Professor Callegarls promised
to continue the research.
In one of his experiments, two
nurses were blindfolded and seated
ten feet apart, facing each other. A
small capsule of aluminum was
placed on each nurse's neck at the
spot where the human receiving
and transmitting apparatus Is sup
posed to be situated. One of the
nurses was asked to transmit her
thoughts on a subject In which both
were Interested, nnd the other to try
to receive the message.
After a while, the nurse who was
acting as receiver stated that she
felt sharp, burning sensations on the
tip of her tongue, pains on both
cheeks and the left wrist, also a
peculiar feeling of heaviness on top
of her head and "emptiness" at the
lower part of the brain. Presently
she stated that she could see a net
work of white radiations, undulating
like the waves of the sea, all round
the body of the other nurse. She
then said that the other nurse was
telling her about one of the patterns
In the hospital, mentioning his name
and describing his symptoms. The
nurse who "transmitted" the mes
sage agreed that this was correct
Left Zero Far Behind
An Index thermometer, left at a
point near the summit of Mount Mc
Kinley, Alaska, in 1912, and recov
ered 19 years later, Indicated, as
near as could be estimated a mini
mum temperature at least as low as
100 degrees below zero, Fahrenheit
MercolizedWax
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Absorb blemishes and discoloraUons using
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years younger. Mercolized Wsx brings rat
your hidden beauty. At all leading drut.
I Powdered Saxolittr-y
I Beduees wrinkles and other Wai 8- I
I ply dissolve one ounee Batemhajf-pint I
Intob base! and use duly as face lotua.
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Little Girl's Face
Inflamed by
Psoriasis
Healed by Cuticura
"My little girl's face was so In
flamed that her eyes were swollen
almost shut The trouble was diag
nosed as psoriasis. She scratched
night and day and was not able to
obtain rest. The scratching aggra
vated the trouble and each finger
tip was red and swollen with infec
tion. She became so emaciated that
she was very patnetic loosing.
"After three months' suffering I
i.raiioii the Oiitimra. treatment used
by my mother. I bought a ake of
Cuticura Soap and a box of Cuticura
Ointment and used them according
to directions. The first treatment
brought relief and she is now
healed." (Signed) Mrs. Marie L John
son, 4720 Ames Ave., Omaha, Neb,
March 14, 1934.
Soap 25c. Ointment 25c and 50c
Talcum 25c. Sold Everywhere. On
sample each free. Address: "Cuti
cura Laboratories, Dept. K, Maldee,
Mass." Adv.
SORE EYES
rellsres and emus sot and lnflsiMd wn to aj
boars. Helps the weak eyed, egres
ask your dranlst or dealer f or 8A I.T f
trora Keform lispeBaary . P a Box ttl Atlanta. Os
KILL ALL FUES
Guaranteed, cfleetlm
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