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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-02-06

The joint legislative committee
has recommended an appropriation
$4,000 for the building of Home
for the Women of the Confederacy
and an annual support fund of
$4,000. This action will be endorsed
by the people of the State, and with
a feeling of regret that the money
could not have been doubled
Charlotte Observer.
This is practically the home that
our late friend. Dick Morse, advocat-
ed during his life time, and which
was next to his heart, and we are
sorry that he did not live long enough
to see it materialize.
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DISAGREEMENT WITH HE'LL

The statement in lisa. 28:18
Your agreement with hell shall no
stand" has had a curious fulfilment
Of course. if hell is any such place
as our parents taught us, it would
disagree with everybody, but the
disagreement has come i'll another
way.
A Boston paper presents sym
postum by eleven prominent clergy
men of that city on the state ment Of
President Eliot of Harvard Univer-
sity. that, There is no he'll, there
never WaS, and there never will be
any"
Three of the learned gentlemen
agree with Doctor Eliot, two appear
to consider it a place of mental SUI
terlng. two evade the question by
expressing a belief in future re-
trlbutlon,' without specifying what
they mean, one states that he does
not emphasize it, one refused to
talk, one intinates that "hell is
here and now" and one, the Col
onel OF the Salvation Army, says
that he believes in real hell.
The symposium is illustrated bv
a picture OF naked man, enveloped
in flames, being pitchforked about
by one of six horned devils who
seem to be devcting their entire at
tentlon to him. The Illustration is
said to have been taken from
standard theological work in general
use Century ago.
Such mere guessing by clergyrnen,
who have financial reasons for BEING
preJudlced, is no more reliable than
that of the laynian. ManifestIv we
must 60 to the Scriptures and to
them alone 10 find anything reason.
able, tangible or logical on this SUBJ
Iect. Speculation is unnecessary
where facts are at hand.
In the margin Of Psa. 55:15, 86:13
lisa. 1870, it is explained bv the
of our common version
that the word hell means grave"
his seems confirmed by the state
nent In Eek. 32:27 that certain |
= arIlors Are gone down to hell
WITH their weapons of war'-an all I
usion to the ancient custom of burv-
ng warrlof s weapons in the same.I
grave with his body.
:, Hell means, therefore, a place oil
silence, a condition of dreamless
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-02-06
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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1913-02-06

land development even of our fighe
: institutions of learning demands
. that the needs of these elementary
: schools ftrat least minimum term
of six months shall first be met and
tshall be met now. The public con.
science is aroused, the day of reck-
:. oning is at hand for the patty or the
| Representatives in the General As
sembly that fail to heed the cry of
the country children and the de-
mand of the people for minimum
school term of six months.
/ recommend the passage OF.
conservative compulsory attendance
law, with adequate provision for at
tendance officers to enforce the same.
Without the machinery for its en-
fcrcement, such law will be inef-
| fective. Compulsory attendance
seems to me now absolutely neces-.
sary 10 eliminate illteracy, to guar
antee to every child his, inherent
right to make the most of himself
through development of his faculties
by education in spite of the ignor-
ance, Indifference, selfshness or
thri t'essness of his parents. and to
guarantee to every taxpayer the pro-
lection for which he pays in his
school tax against the ignorance of
every child in his school district, the
danger to life, liberty, property, and
to all that men hold dearest and best,
known to accompany ignorance.
The statistics of this biennial re-
port show that in 1912 only 72.52
per cent of the white children and
only OIL per cent of the negro chill
dren of school age in the State were
even enrolled in the public schools,
and only AL per cent Of the white ,
school population and SO 2 per cent
IF the negro school populate were
n daily attendance. Only ~ COM
oulsory attendance can the pelcent-
lge of iliteracy be largely reduced :
md the enrolment and average daily !
attendance largely increased in the y
uture. Most of the children that =
10 not attend school now, and most
# those who are h1bituaily irregular y
\ attendance are the children of ill., IL
fferent, ignorant, thrittless or sell II
sh parents, and can only be reach z
d and saved by properly enforced q
attendance law. Il
appeal to the parents of these c
ountry boys and girls, to all broad l
linded and far-slghted citizens of
re town and cities, to every citizen 2
North Carolina that loves his
tate and his people, that believes
! the right of every child in demo-
-acy to have an equal chance with .
very other child to make the most -
himself through equality of educa- "
onal opportunity, to join in an in a a,
stent and persistent demand upon q
le members of the General As 81
emily of 1913 to make adequate u
rovlslons for at least a six-months - =
,hool term for every country boy ~
I'd girl, and to provide by an eff "
Give compulsory attendance law w
r every child to enjoy his inherent .
2ht to attend the schools for which >,
e people are paying, at least be- al
leen the ages of eight and twelve, VI
spite OF the indifference, thriftless- 81
,ss, or selflshness of any parent. VI "
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1918

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sleep. The dead know not any
thing (Eccl. o:5 until the awaken
ing in the resurrection morning.
The Wandering jew.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-14
ENGLISH ROYALTY VIEWS
MERCANTILE MARINE

LIVERPOOL, July 1.-THE strik-
ing spectacle of peaceful armada
twice as large in numbers as the
Spanish armada of long ago-repre-
senting the mercantile marine of Great
Britain, and stretching five miles
along the Mersey estuary, was pre-
sented to King George and Queen
Mary who arrived here today to be
the chief figures in the ceremonies at
secretary of war in Pierce's cabinet,
new Gladstone dock. The post of
honor was given to the great ship
Mauretania, and after boarding che
yacht Galatea to review the fleet the
king and queen inspected the Gu
harder. Twenty-six big ocean-goiag
ships were in line, including the White
Star Ceremic, and the Canadian Pa
cific liner, Empress of ireland and
scores of miscellaneous craft. The
warships Liverpool and Lancaster, Sc
lected in honor of the Lancashire visit,
provided the naval escort for the mer-
camille fleet. The arrangements were
made by the earl of Derby, with whom
the king and queen are staying.
Stringent precautions were taken by
the police to guard against any pos
sible suffragette Interruptions or dem
onstrations the dock and the route of
the royal procession ashore and afloat
being thoroughly patrolled. Several
yachts which hard taken their places
in line without notifying the authori-
ties were pounced upon by the river
and harbor police and the owners had
to give strict account of themselves
and their passengers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-14
JURY IN SHIRT SLEEVES
HEARING MURDER CAS-

LA JUNTA, Colo, July 11.-A shirt
sleeve jury is trying Mrs. Eva Blanch-
ard on a charge of poisoning her
husband, Clyde M. Blanchard, a
wealthy Fowler merchant. Frank A.
Caldwell, former employe of Blanch-
ards, is held as an accomplice.
The judge granted the jury per.
mission to remove coats this morning
at the beginning of the trial because
of the heat of the court room. The
judge and lawyers, however, felt that
dignity demanded that they should
wear coats and they continued to do
so.
About 100 witnesses have been SUBJ
poenaed and the case will be one 10
tie hardest-fought murder trials in
this part of the state in years.
In his opening statement Distric..
Attorney Davidson declared that he
would show that Mrs. Blanchard and
Caldwell had been on familiar terms;
that they had obtained morphine with
which they poisoned Blanchard and
that they afterward lived as man and
wife at the Silver Grill in Pueblo,
where they were arrested in February.
In selecting the jury the prosecu-
ticn insisted on jurymen who had no
objection to bringing in verdict Of
guilty on circumstantial evidence.
The analysis of the stomach of
Blanchard made at the University of
Colorado showed that he died of NOR
phine poison.
The defense declared that it would
seek to show that Blanchard was ad-
dicted to the use of morphine and that
he killed himself by taking an over
disc. Attorneys for the defense de-
clared that the case against Mrs.
Blanchard and Caldwell had been
worked up by detectives for the in
surance company, which objected to
paying the $4,000 policy left by the
dead man.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-14

cupation by the CenfsdsrGtss, who
withdrew into Virginia.
Washington has never seen . more
dramatic time" said an old vstsran
today. "The startling news that Gem
eral Early was so close to Washing
ton chilled the residents Of the city
and caused much CONSERVATISM. /
remember distinctly how it was fear
ed that the dashing Confederate cav
airy would charge into the city and
raid the treasury department, the vas
department and the White house +
was in charge of a company guard
ing the war department. When the
rattle Of musketry broke out in the
northwest we knew that the soldiers
in the trenches at Fort Stevens were
being engaged. President Lincoln was
on the battle line for short tima at
Fort Stevens. Nearly 5000 soldiers
took part in the defense of Wash
ington.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-14

Irving Smith, "lost" Isrselite. was
an arrival in the city last night from
Montrose and Ridgway. He attracted
large crowd on the street last even
ing and gave a lengthy talk on re-
ligion. He wears flowing light colored
hair and the hirstute adornment on
his face is coal black. He boarded
the mornings south bound for Du-
range to save lost souls in that place,
they needing his services many times
more than we do.-Wednesday's Tel
luride Journal. With the assistance of
the police force, the man who is long
on hair and street sermons decided
there was a mistake in geography
when Durango had been pointed out
to him as town where his services
were needed and yesterday morning
he boarded the train for points east
where he hopes to find more prom
Using field.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-14
TO THE CREDITORS OF THE FIRM
OF SOENS AND SHEETS.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned is Assignee by virtue Of a
deed Of assignment for the benefit Of
the creditors of the firm of Soens and
Sheets lately doing business at Du-
range, Colorado, and that the esti-
mated aggregated value of all the
property Of the said firm Of Soens
and Sheets is $4,5OO.00, and the esti-
mated liabilities of said firm are
$s,102.82; and each and every creditor
Of said firm is hereby notified to pre-
sent under oath his claim against said
firm to the undersigned. as Assignee,
as aforesaid within three months from
ttis date.
Dated at Durango, Colorado, this
second day of July. A. D. 1918.
C. r. COBB,
Assignee for the Benefit Of Creditors
FRS. publication July 8, 1918.
Last publication July "a, 1918.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-14

The disappearance Of the. spots
from the suns face, which has been
engrossing the attention Of savapts OF
the Paris academy Of sciencs:, has
also interer ted solar scientists in
Washing D.. ss well as meterorologisss
who have fer some years been study
ing the relationship existing between
these sun phenomena and the tempera-
ture. In connection with the. disap-
pearance of the suns spots it has been
suggested that it is resnonsible for
the present cool spring" This idea
is not borne out by the met ,orologi-
"a! facts, or with the latest scientific
opinions re1al ding sun spots and their
r. aption to terrestrial conditicna. Dur
inp the period. when the sun spots
al absent from the face o. tic solar
globe or wnen their appearance y lees
frequent, the temperature Of the earth
is least affected and the effect upoh
Gle ectrical conditions on the earth is
less marked than whel these spots
are more frequent and Of greater 80
tensity on The sun. With sun spots
totally absent at the presels time Sci
entists do not think the effect c7uld
b. lower temperature ~ greater cleo
trical storm;. Their data and re-
search convinces them tha. It Is only
when the spo-s are at .he;- miniMu,l
of frequency and intensity that the
earth's temperature is lowered and
electrical disturbances greatest.
Weather bureau records bear out the
claim of the scientists showing that
the temperature has been slightly
above normal. Charles Greenley Abb
bot, director of the Smithsonian in
stitution's astrophysical observatory,
and George H. Peters Of the United
States naval observatory, discussed
the subject recently, stating that it
was during the frequency of sun spots
that the eartb's temperature was low
er by and 1-2 degrees, not higher.
Sun spots as defined by Mr.. Abbot are
whirling gaseous matter, which
thrown from one temperature to an
other cooled and therefore looked dark.
Mr.. Abbot stated that his recent solar
expedition to Africa, results of which
have been compared with Prof. Hale's
observations at Mount Wilson, has
confirmed this tt cory US to the vari-
ability of solar radiation. Mr.. Peters
said the sun spots were often 100000
miles in diameter. They had. he
thor ght, traceable effect on the
earth's temperature.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-14
PRESIDENT GETS SHAKE Up.

WINDSOR, Vt, July 11.-President
Wilson narrowly escaped serious in
jury an an auto accident today. The
chauffeur was forced to drive off the
road and down an embankment, across
yard and into a house in order to
avoid a collision with another car trav-
cling in the opposite direction. The
secret service mems auto was also
forced down the embankment.
The president was severely shaken,
but unhurt. He laughed about the
experience.
President Wilson was returning
from golfing at Hanover when the
party met another car coming in
the opposite direction on narrow
bridge road. 1t was impossible for the
other car to turn out and the presi-
dents chauffeur did so.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-14
FIFTY YEARS SINCE CONFED-
CRATES BESIEGED CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July H.
Civil war veterans and old residents
of Georgetown and Washington to-
day recalled that the fate of the ma
tional capital trembled in the balance
exactly fifty years ago when the Con-
federate troops under General EARLY
placed Washington in state Of siege.
The defense by the Union troops last
ed until July 10. The Sixth Army
corps arrived from the army Of the
Potomac which had just defeated Lee
at Gettysburg, and was starting the
siege Of Richmond, Va. It was only
after the Sixth corps and additional
reinforcements came up that Wash
inston was saved from q possible oc-
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-14
WHY COLORADO IS HEALTHY.

The following are some Of thu rea-
sons why the homeopaths consider Col
orado one of the greatest health re-
sorts in the world:
Lighter atmospheric pressure re-
moves overload from heart and lungs,
permitting faster circulation of blood
with less effort and requiring great
er lung expansion.
Oxygen in dry air more effective
il, purifying blood and more readily
absorbed by oxegen-carrying red cor
puscles.
Sunshine intensifies haemoglobin, or
colored pigment, and strengthens red
corpuscles which carry nutrition to
all organs, tissues and bones.
By this means the poisons Of the
system are eliminated and their place
taken by new tissues fed by nutri-
tive agents assimilated from food BY
the revitalized red corpuscles.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-14

One of the funny church rows is
that of Mrs. Augusta E. Stetsop, OF
New York, and the Christian Science
church. Mrs. Stetson's friends say
the First church was created by Mrs.
Stetson; that is she got the money for
it, and built it under the direction OF
the late Mrs. Eddy. They say Ms.
stetson has been deposed from the
church by politics, and that she is !
spiritual Pankhurst." Mrs. Stetson
has a church Of her own, and wor.
ships privately, but her friends saY
the late Mrs. Eddy did not 20 "a
church for years before her death.
but worshiped privately. Mrs. Stete
sons enemies say that in book she
has published lately she claims to b.
the head Of Mrs. Eddy's church. Mrs.
Stetson says she did not say any su&
thing; that she not only believes ~
Eddy to be the head of the ci5-
tan Science church, but claims
Eddy is not dead, but is rising u
tnal dssnonstrst;on,"
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-14
REASON For CONDUCT.

DENVER, July 11.-C. F. Thomp-
son, who was arrested yesterday on
the charge of obtaining money by
false pretenses, by ordering expensive
trousseaux for five prospective brides
to whom he was engaged, said today;
Nobody loves cripple except pret-
ty girls who worship at the golden
shrine of one whose got money and
fine Clothes"
He explained his action by saying
tha the long had been sufferer from
tuberculosis, unable to enjoy life, he
determined to pose as rich, and enjoy
himself. He ordered autos and costly
clothing for prospective brides at va
rious stores here. He never called
for the goods or paid anything.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-14
SEX TEACHINGS TO BE ADDED
TO CURRICULUM OF SCHOOLS

CHICAGO, July 12.-"Personal pur-
ity"' courses will be part of the high
schcool curriculum in the Chicago pk1
lie schools when the fall term opens,
despite the protests of delegation
of parents, the board of education an
nounced today.
Children whose parents object to
sex teachings will be EXCUSED frszp
attendance at the classes.
Separate classes will be pros4ded
for boys and girls and il the courses
prove successful they may be es-
tablished in the elementary schools.
The board sanctioned the suggestion
of Mrs. Ella Flagg Young, supesin-
tendent of schools, by vote Of II to
2, after the original resolution had
been changed to read personal pur-
ity" lectures, instead of "sex hygiene
Letters from prominent educators, So
cial workers and physicians approved
Mrs. Young's suggestion.
II believe such course will be Of
great value to Chicago school chill
dren," wrote Miss Jane Addams. 1T
is not that the children are inaeeent
or ignorant, but that they ara III q
corrupt and misleading knowledge.
"Such information as children now
get,' wrote resident A. w. Harris Of
Northwestern university, @is usually
desultory, false and immodest. Frank.
scientific and elevating teaching can
have only good effects"
Jacob M. Loeb, who led the fight for
sanction of Mrs. Young's suggestion
in the board, declared the move Of
the Chicago board of education wos,d
be followed by similar action by school
boards throughout the county.
IAN enlightened age recognizes the
necessity for instruction in sex by
giene," said Loeb. "This is . great
step forward and firmly believe We
will never regret our action.
Physicians and medical college pro-
fessors will conduct the classes.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-14
SIX OF FAMILY ARE KILLED.

LOS ANGELES, July l1.-Si,z
members of the family of Carl Huff
man of Carruthersville, Mo-, were kill
ed when Southern Pacific switch en-
gine struck their auto near San Ga
briel. Poyce Huffman, aged IL, was
the only surviving member of the fam
lily in the accident, and he is fatally
injured.
Semi-weekly herald., 1913-07-14
SENATE sLAsHEs TARIFF.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July H.
Chairman Simmons of the finance
committee today introduced the senate
committees draft of the tariff bill.
1t provides for reductions averaging
nearly 10 per cent from the house bill.
Senator Thomas said this morning:
This is the first time in American
history that the senate majority is
more radical and progressive than the
house. We believe we have given the
people, in the bill, sincere ant ac-
ceptable fullflment of the tariff
pledges of the national platform. We
have written the tariff for the average
citizen"