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-sene sailors cauo. wen. 90 on
Idols dout ials.
An hour afiefNasd Harm wilkrrson
rose 10 hla fevt and q, kcd the scatter
Cd contents o. the chest into the soup
pcsa
The Idol rollcd away una cane O.
q stop upright aasipst ne bnlwarks
When y presented glazed la;srsriouh
eyer.
mo pinnss' muitcred wllkerson with
a cufFc.
"on,y m idclr laughed Jean 80 VIA
aerislon.
Then her handsome fare namcd with
wrath She turned her bnch con
'cmpiuonsiy on WiIkcrscn aud stored
ACROSS DE wnarg "a tho lnuneh which
was pursuing fbem.
~ The bitterness ~ her heart 1as NJ
mingilng ~ PITY Tor her tool, only self
contempt that thc had denendcd on
hiM 1cll,af him
When sho eoHld eOntroi herself she
went forward a. got out o. siebi Of
the hooking benp ~ rubbish that had
cost 30 much
Presently q sailor made excuse Il
come ~ aud pcerca 81 tho pile Of
junk. Tho Idol caught BIS cye. aud BE-
si"uithlly caughi II NJ anI hid II 81
bis shirt
"Oooc ln pnwnshop be chucbird.
TAns eseu nofn tliu pinns o. tiio
mother lode ~ the Master Key" minf
escaped from Wilkcrson's 0lchng 90
gers
When the launch put into san redrc
aira nnrnell 90 npi win Tor wiihrr
son
I'm going 10 i0s Angeles" shc said
"foull nnd me IA tie hGiel.-,lf 200
think II worth your While"
lie looked ~ from his lnalness ~
settling with The divers ana made
gesture 20 dctalu her Iio seemed ie
call oui some inariicnlnie plea.
She merely smiled ngain aud icfi
She inld no attention 20 ono Of ID,
sailors VINO brushed by her. olulchins
cont.ned object beneath hls lnckct
rhia individual once clear " the wa
ter 'front.' quickly made hla way 9,
a pnwnbrokera shop, lnd the idp
changed hnnds for a small sum afte
much hagRlnr
feforr Wllkors0n had settled win
the diver john Doris launch nlsc
mndc So landing and lhe TWO cnomio,
would have met except tbag WiiAorsor
had 20 60 ~ nunh 10 eaab % draft
A. he Slipped aeay he snw she oihsi
boat aud laughed bitterly Don WI
welcome 10 What there was Ia tho %,
rllrri
"rherc 81 Just enc thing 90 DO. jolu
told the broscn h'arted Ruth, zane
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TOXIC Fcb % iCareslsoa...
A-H c.atea ire-s. i-- .,tf..,.1,
rr'ssrd opinion both Tor aaa -
s,taiHE lanantss arns a. E.,,'
nl in fhe Japanese press
I.s Drskl Mflnlyhi rnfeart. ~.
ttNNb b. haf rtpaa tedlt arsg,
ieHian iH t.ar .'upussihlhiy "a aa,....
tHi nh.f ~ hu1iH go EgEais 81 49,
Urr ttl thtt thefe are stnl ~
tUe seriensI3 fasor the uruj~s, I, ~
NfN leiNinG tht eliiaa The
Nnai maai ifpuii, as heu4...
anH l'nF.on iucreialnsf, n,
tantd n EHeiual ana in Etsn... 4.
Huf motives n ta r4rrf uf 80, -.
iHs epprehensias Z,
a $3.50 go tHl rt..l.et.. aa8 49,.
lnf uNnr.f $3.50 snina II Is \.
iHd uu Japan sendius Sn arm
Eafup
f0 uar thrkls hose who cons,s
.r if necessary te hcip the allies =, ~
present moment ao not repr.seu, -.
real 'plnur of oar people and sr,,-s
tha position which we OCCUPY h -.
Yfug ta other nations. gho,la ~
iNoi nHtHrs realty be In need n ~.
ms ta-il nesarcfire Fovernments MI
mmHuivntr FORMALLY wiah our sassps
mer it not fTt attitude II i.
ir.N. people With the peace a ~.
nsll at N.Hrt 60 cause Hl.f.ell~.
uaua oaf trends hv losistlnr os ~
.,essits ~ assisting iae allies Ja.m.
IS confronted VITA several lmpor,s-,
tlnn fciafiuF Co thr tuf Etr
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rho hnd stolen Il dead IN a lame WITH
irfe lefwetn b. sbyaifers And
81 murderer they discovered in q 'hi
ufsc seaport gaping horribly ~ ne
sse. piih "a roie twisted tightly about
Ia hsN-
~ the image passed from land 2"
ltrl aiuays hrlRslas with Il dcaih
4utl -sfae saliaf Hld Il % als chest
..1 uhfn lu lii hecu eashed over
.ae in storm anl Ais Effects veFc
dntrlAeici "a captain bought the 1901
fos earin.
q aaa in bis fiesi ihai iaoHas Ca
a nl fund lf uael seel.u9 o SAFE
asee io Bids DIS precious paicrs .n
tlre ~ madny un1 fne
Nou. ID, hat F hai fa.l,n iatp TIE
hautit 40 ore nf ihe .eescrs md D.
h.,t q 40 b's Httl tenement rpom aaH
uarrl o. Is an1 or ihaf he would
ntlra ~ 90 ln rofef iaro in ihe tea.
ODE
Therr rr- ua rsHln-r fum i4e
hrt rhrn ile iadau f,.i Hs'cp
20 ba nr ihat lis Doc n ihe alien AMER
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PRESIDENTS STRIKE GOA.
MISSION AT ODDS

NEW YORK. Feb 81 "A final ~
nHt niu ho made TODAY 70 secef
'.ia ior expressions fr0in ths ~
".,au e1m operators by the spst4.s
mlnl-slon appointed hy rresidss.
Wilson John p Rockefeller, ~. hna
sImI of coal operators VA " sas
tsis nl iou seth low. Chairman =
Iat speciui commission. 40 a mncherA
HHiDh vi,! Do. attended also boy PaatiA
'.IHHv 1ud Charles IS Mills thr oiANf
n-smaet - the Commission. Re7-f"
within ihr PAST few wecEs hayt tetA
Pro thc effect that the coal opefs''"
were dro dedly against sphmit'4<
infif cast ini arbitration 20 the CON-
mission as % BE- now composed ~
t,"cHeioller Interests made the chAfs1
'Nst Htdey and Mills were hiAss'
tr af ihf eoal miners Air. i@s
fa uaiized thet Tho efiof's :"
fhssat cnneihatian weula e ~
ndrr Those conditions ara ~
fsisicutly refused a. go 10 coleiss'
iih 6iiiay and Mills. Todsy's larsf
Do is expected 90 either pave the -
smuoth arbitration 90 the nig 'ss.1
fhe Colorado strike. ~ 20 WIS.,
"' the resignation - one ~ AZ
NE PRESIDENT commission
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saia. ~rhas idol :. chat va o., .r,s~.
f.pih
~''u' Sisre ean We and ns she
mourncd
We must trace the sailor. Ten 70
one ben m 10 sell II ~ q secondhsna
fDpn. Our host plan Is 10 look lnto tAs
pawushepr- I ihink Ruth he al
kwercI
The first places they visited give o.
~ Information u Ynipe The third
pavnbrokei looked IA DDrf cafioaaly
Nlrn be asked whether nan haa
BEEN ~ 70 dispose ~ an IDOL.
That thing seems 10 ~ wanted PMS
~ much. he remarked uut ia,urAt
y ~ gooj feiih and aoid Il 10 q lIinan
= liitie whlle Hffcr Pr rux Mafi,.
so0 would iitr a. huy q rtyfa
They msde y plain thaf rugs did 90
Interest than anil depafiei ~ith the
p,rsf hnfisflftlOt ~ knowing thst thr
ohie,t ~ liirlp tthFeh waa ih ihe hands
~ nn uuAnoWu Waudefing isadicf N
rAss who was presumably an Fast In
d.an
we cant do any more lnsi now.
JOHN told Roth.
NO was tho response "fiut ! agn
Foing 20 keep ~ eve out for Hindu
rug seller ! don'i imagine here are
r'ry many ~ them here. ~ II ought ~
BE- % Easy nattcr 20 pick him np'
- they walked back a. the llst,
Roth sfew more cheerful IA aus
rate Wiihcrspn hnd Mrs Daruol miss
cd Il. she remarked
y never understood Just why ihni
woman ialxel helf 90 in ihis" John
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had piehed i up and taken % 70 q
iuWnsirp and soM if
she Stamped uer foot
Where D. iit Whist has ii 20 % with
tiH plHns
- don't know Who're n is. hc b.
spunlel Uieuif a Hindu rug ped
der bought 10
"Nud Dsar bought 70 from him9'
Nrt fet' hc mIi uaklng the state
ment Now aii have io % 10 10 and
Nj r~ldlor md ei 8 back
Mrs bguel flung herself into q
chair Had hnshed hl Iericaly
iou mcn o. trli uie rom Gallon
hid his plar n hcaihcn idol and
that we otcril ga ihem sad ihai D
rus pldaler hls ibem now
rhc leaned 6 wand. cuUhing hel
sUff hauda on hcr Nates
DO Sau know $50 sou Aaye mad,
rae an thpYah llnwyi illdnapinl
thcff murder yrs muracr nud at th,
end ~ IL a1 when we mother of %,
dnro ientne ior fc1r % the police nu
alw getting ~ vap le'l mc that %
tramp bsu ~. what We want, lm
,iour"
Mlikera9n hid cspcctod aud feared
thlH To saw he Wild efforts gong
for uutmna WlHlont hor nssl-tauc,
aud her money ~ was belplsss
And Tofouudet even thau hls hatred
~ nofr aui ht da,lro fpr thv hidden
wealth WIS Dos agony at the Thought
Of his fnlane 90 van ihia womau whom
he lowed
Love Is noun which eonycys 10 the
ordinary morte no definite mcanlng
without nn adjective Thcrr h. indeed
nn r~sence ~ love. a complete and ll
absorbing passion. ncforc Witch even
the gpds bow an1 against which toe
world O. poverlcss Too often we
must deseine it as ihwlcss
Vet II also EXISTS whom Il cvokcs III,
reverence ~ the most cynical Wi
hcrsouH love Tor lenn parucn was "a,
vera essence of bis being
u hnd made bravo Of coward
Il had welded a dasen strands OF yl
ci"usuuss. weakness. Nickrdncss aud
trcachcrousnrss lnio a -irong ghamc
ter strong only 60 rs relation To- N,
woman
Tho past TOW weeks With their Wild
ucss. risk crime aud continual plot
uug had made the Harry Wllkcrsou
who was a wvaAllng and sport oc CIR
cumstances into personality who
must be- dealt With
Jean narucl rcanzod something OF
this VIXEN lie next spoke
Al this has been disappointing. he
said quietly bis eyes burning steadi,
or hcre, hut the more dlsappotnt
mcn's ! have 10 overcome the more
worth While Il viii make YOU"
"ouise ah Old time knight" she sala
seomn'ly bot With an effort
II am going 90 act that IDIOT" b.
went en = know Just two things
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said ihoughifuliy "Yon must have
got some notion, Ruth You worc with
her some time"
Yea. have an idea. ehe responded
I'm not sure - nll tho details. bot
u sccms Mrs parnell knew boil n.
Their and Harry Wllkomon Ia tho old
days uud and"-
And whatT
Welt" she went ora. blushlng divine.
y father dtlut Nke jean ana
wouldn't have anything 20 do With her
Iess allow me to either She always
hated father after that"
'Milkeruan ~ certainly in iovo with
her" John said presently
7 ,hme he Is" Ruth asserted "nut
she docbnt care anything about him.
I'm saro al she " after Il money"
Later 10 the evening as They discuss
cd tho Oveniu OF tbo day John brought
up the subject q wHkorson's anxiety
for the papers again aud recalled tho
fhci thot Old Tom Gallon had always
Insisted on Wnaerson's knowledge of
something
u wouder Just what & was" ho went
ON, "if he knows lust where that
Itch lode h he's concealed his know.
cdge pretty we'll and the esgerncss ha
Is showing Go act hold ~ the plans i
ptooi that he Isn't sure
He = Spreading lots ~ money" she
sighed "iiow much longer can W.
keen this up lohna Surely We arr
ntukc aeainf
Not ~ iong ~ good old Everett
sticks ly U.s. WAS the response.
"l'ui maybe father was mistaken.
aud We can's nas u ala lmcky'
NONSENSE be said reas~uringly u
ean make the mine pay lust ~ ir
stands iiu, promised your father IA
sec that yeu ~ an your rights. aud be
certainty meant Tor sou to have The
wealth hidden somcw here in tho Mas
ter Key mine"
"Aud we've lost the deeds and tuo
kcs, aud w haven't soend the plans
she sighed
"tl and that Hindu aud his pre.
eieus idol II have o. no 90 India. he
said promptly enne thlnE We won't
have Harry wnkersan sl,aiilns oar
schemes, lleii give ~ row
Rni Niikcr~a had uet given np ON
bis return fsnm the bank be had leArn
ct frum the launch saptaia, OF noyr's
is.srnss IN the ldel. ani he had ne0mpi
Y followed this cies. WITH the result
that llv knew a. mach alesut is where
abculs as john aud Ruth did. ~ far
rs its gvtting lato The hands % an
Fast Indian pcsld'ef WAS couocraod
Whether nerr had recovered the lsnaso
from him he did not Know.
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hia shoulder as be knolt, aud the per
funn ~ her hrcathed Into bis nosirlls
Tie looLed un. laughed and then or
dsred the hna taken af
= wns dreaming he snld slowly
Then hc loibed ~ her directly. nnd
she mw The HHmc in bis eyes.
why dream Wuen things arc com
Ing True SHE parted
u wonder whether they win all couc
true" be said nioodlly nud followed
the chest ait
The curions sailors ~er She box down
snd waited {, WIS evident FROM ,heii
attitudes chat they expected 20 500
nothing less than great treasure. OH
eiwlse why this costly cNpealtionf
hut Whkersen iii not START immodi
Hiel, e open the chest IT. ,cry az
pcarHncc seemed 10 howildcr him. nnd
tls hands shook Il WIS Jean pnruoil
who stirred him 20 activity.
'Now you've got IT, she naiA lmpn
'l"ntly. hurry and open 10, The uihci
aupgh y chasing us"
Nllkerspn stared around aud picked
~ q marlinsplke Tie hcrau 10 pry NJ
the lock Mrs puruell tnetlb jerked
ut bis shoulder
sliarry, You fool. here Is the Leyr
lie took the artlelc she handod him
and nodded "Susc enough he assent
"a. we have tho key, Funny / had
toraot that"
With somc llfncnl,y he managed to
clear lhe lock aud Insert the key. Il
turned with dl0n,mlts.
A moment later he had prlcd the lld
Back from rs scttns ~ rust aud slime
and shcy were al rthrine ~ the sod
drn contents
fhcfc was no sound except the trun
dlirg % the swiftly mvolvlus propel
ier and shc heavy breathing Of ihc
sailors
suddenly Wilkcnon swung round an.
Erily sad ordered everybody forward
Then he began hts slow scarch
Old Jackets almost dlsmteeSatca h,
the action of water rulpy papers aud
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he ifft inmtilageiy wlfhogs u1eov-
ssfng his plans 80 LEeu that tie
Enal victory world loi &C. won unfil
b. could 90 Jean DsTnelfs ufi snd
avaticiogs palms VITA zl;iefins gold.
b. o. " ed, g9id ,has ian over. that
spilled 10 iuxugiauf streams over Aer
elrtchlne gnxers gold iaai rang uuir
her feet. that mMnfel ilse aA yurei
o1lns food about Beg fiil isr FLESH was
bafhtd u o.
That night D. paced iiie fof Jf his
room. dreaming ~ goid unl - bioe'i
~ She arri muIhtnE when Joba b9rr
flfti forth "a his qaesi for the rug
peddlrt iIarg Nnscfslu eus not las
iehrh him. wa'.t0s Of every move.
supplying him. trying ~ IeAA nhaf aas
rs uls miul Asa an With fho CREST
question before lim
Had 1olu pod ll.a holi
Nhlia thea tuu Ntfe sefklhg {
fae stfangr lm4ae pf ga ellR1Nu IS e
tbrio waa iaal eho tad found il
fne psai az tIa aie's ipg
WHOM Ged .unocHis himself irou u
b nme " sfr.e lui sans ua,n he
A4a cipted hs hmzru Do. us alJ oar
prayers die 10 the osait5 ass ii B. bl
man - build for urcelrcs tangible
ipd, one whum Nr San see and feti
lufo whose fic- We rdn iogE aud D.
fore whose fesi So 600 lay orr ofer
'igs ANA auf petitions
De- or cs u India men had died
% famine THE earth bad turned 10
iron under theiF pilws aud rha heavens
90 Nfuss above Thorn
hef hHf iwrurti hundred gnti-
for hcin ani mads oGrnrss az o. fhon
sand shrlncs. Thrre ksd been go o.
spnnse The -mote ~ ihr burniug
CHATS by the side ~ the sbnInken ris
cr TOD thc SORRY TALE of prayer unan
swerrd
Ani boz their last misery men turned.
or men viii. - one who dreamed Re.
aliiy wns dsuth preams held out th,
promise ~ life
Ana this dreamer. as DO ul who fol
tow vision. mndc hi, dream into %
god
People listened 10 his tale - o deity
who was meu.fu 60 listen ana power
mi o. save. rhcg led 0n fhr dream
er.s words sud called hm a prophet
Sea SIN the earth refused food. nnd
The river shrluh within ifs bed rhen
They went 20 the prophet nnd called uu
bin 90 sufc them and o. can hls rod
io fhrIr ala
i.lse many prophets. hc found him
SELF foroal to mairrAllrc his dream n
or'ier that the common folk might se..
aud bclirys Cor be- had Taught them
that unless they believed ,hero was NO
salvation,
How can wp believe Ion "a god whom
v" cenuoi sres they crisd
hcilcsc though da uot see uas
{, ni. hr lold Them liui they wcns
pnt .atlsiied nul nruaDei him Win
lcACl
S. hc took metals aui tire HDd m1do
in imner ~ hla go'l aud made SHRINE
ipr VI md set the Image iu tac ~hgue
a hero a.l might see and Worship
And the pcopic prayed o. this urw
god aud laid offerings as hAs feet oud
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looksi into bis eyes and called upou
him 60 seVr them. as ms prophet had
said be was Rhle
Thus, wlsh the folk believing on ,ae
god ~ bis vision. The prophet PRAYED
also q the spirit 90 the deity. and th,.
rains came FROM the hills. and no r.r
or rose. aud she earth grew green
When they had been sawed aud thei,
sie machs wew fnN the people went
away aud left lhc prephct aienc with
his god and his deserted shrine
Yet always in time % trouble and
s'rcss they remembered the gol WIN
had saved them and returned 20 nj.
worship, 80 that IN season other props
cts of hin arose aud erected teuf,o
and taught the people 20 hiring nHer
mss AZ at times
Thus the image became the .mare AZ
'he tnielsry deity u the city amt les
river. WITH other images 10 DO aim
hemage and ehcy hrs commands
Centuries PASSED nnd the eod siu
maintained BIS piacc us nriestho,si
psSNsacrssi' his tenipsc was never enntv
And onr 'iay a drunken sailor wan
'ered into The temple 70 stare at tie
heaihen wnnders. and when be- sllnn.,l
sway the nsche % the gOi was vacant
lie bss sure an a Journey sasa tho
teFrstesi priests and e,luccaled tho shef,.
sa' 'he o'eh prizes, sen; several 81 hts
rhosen aeolytcs throughout the world
y seeS fcr aud recover the imasc.
How seali We and him" they asked
~ palh 81 death and dcStrpc.
Won. was ne answer.
80 they set oes and found DE sailor
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that IN 10 lind out wbRt whkcrson did
wlth what ne gct from yaus fathers
chest"
The captain OF the other boat ~.
ceivrd lhem With good humorcd
grin ana IN answer 10 thulr inuusfles
pVinted % the open boN aud tho agtl.
cies scattered on tho deck
"sc fnr rs | could mako out" he
Went On "thcyc wnsnt anythin. In the
old chest worth the tronblc 81 gulng
after. AZ any rate Mt Wlkefson and
lhc lady seemed Disappointed and put
out"
"pllnt they take nnythngy de
mAndei Ruth. pccrlns curlouse a, ,he
mulds sea ches,
mo, thhls. 80 iaF a. eeud dis
sovcr." was the reply I'm fact, (
hearA the two Of them kind of quar-
svllaE and tie lady Went or hy her.
self"
The Tires OF them stared dawn az
lhe aetacntos % iile los,s vast trass-
Is. aud then he captain suddenly elae-
ulaied "fcs, shetp Is one thing miss
lng
What Is thsty demanded John.
"An old idol Iins Tn sure neither
OF them took H.
~llnt what becsme u lsy John con.
tlnued, irtlmg 20 soncea' his anNicty.
"Mayhc enc ~ the men picked Il up
for eurlo,~ the skipper said apols.
grtirally Everybody seemed 10 think
the cid tainr was worthless. ard yea
know Sailar viii grab ~ Just that
kind " thlns Better asa some uf the
srew.~
a few momeuts batter nuFr had learn,
"a that one ~ thr sailors had mdeea
taken the image aud gone uptown with
u, spnarntss "a sell Il,
John thanked the captain. aud when
hs aud Ruth were ont 81 eaxhot he
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ssrtiDsd. "weli 0uec ssorr yorg
sel1.a1es haze failed
Apa failed b. said boldly. 4 al.
mlf ge ne4fls parsed % What We were
lo0Ains for - you remember that
10 ihat vas in the cbeetf
icab imTed Ler nefveas pacing ~
Tie f9ar aa1 gzei her src1t. tawLy
sss4 ~ Nikerssin
iiaffJ she uI Luskny. = am
wcatg ~ thia
Wth Momrnt. he pleaded
= v Aen { vent bsct 70 She launch
furni tass irolr had t.ep qDirging the
men siuas tat iMase
-And ! suppose hr had gys L.
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taere ave mililons IN gcla hledea IN
sae Massc, hcg niae. aad the plsus
are concvals~i Ia :has imagc"
When VIII goa have themY" she
cftsd. sFyias 70 usht against The mans
evil power
Tomorrow he returned
"kven u narr and Ruth
Tie uoi'isd graVcly she read the
mesSaae n n@ eyes and ~hnddcrcd
WAkers"a laughed Tie had wen lie
hsd ccnarer'd not oniy she woman m
that mamen'- bur himself
lie was ready 10 a. murder deilher
S'elS without . quslm There bad
peea oorn ~ him aucther physical
thssst-ths o,os,1 last.
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Aeg nARs ArnlEres

tor track meet ~ the Roston A.
'fins aell here today The =
way team which recently esie1''se.r
% Norld's resurd II San 2 iss taf 9.
tsno gard distance IL gitied @k...-.
ht Harvard runners. Amops go "
Apr"ntcd athletics are SIX ffon, ~
tfr Nao arr over the - year -.
g "erc barred from rompstsns Y "
interHcholaFtic events Among safn'
pt Bradford ~ Houston. Texas 80
waf looked upon as likely % WE 49,, y.
wv ard loco yard events
h4rSpatEicN the Seattle shoin1f'rf r
-. Fulsd out because % aee. -
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wllAsrsen slsfse a. Il stas.als.
raFlous odds. aud ends came 10 hls
band The pup be casefully laid aside
- heiug possibly what no was hook.
sne for
I'm afraid the plans are gonc, jcaa
whispered
1Ve n'ust End ihems lie started and
Nept on With h.s task
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-10
THE METHODIST REVIVAL.

The services yesterday we're
great success In the Methodist re-
Yival. At the morning hour Mothers
Day was observed and everybody
wore white flowers in memory OF
mother. Rev. J. f. Morgan preached
a very helpful sermon on the influence
OF mother and father in the lives OF
men. He spoke OF the good grand
mother and mother OF Timothy ane
their influence on his life. He APP
pealed TO the parents and children TO
have more obedience. more home in.
fluence. more home religion. Al the
close two members were received by
baptism.
At 2 o'clock the mems meeting was
great success. The attendance was
fine. The message was a strong APP
peal for men TO carry forward the
kingdom OF God. Rev. Morgan sketch
ed the growth OF the mems movement
in recent years and IT'S influence on
church life and personal and civic
righteousness. He never spoke a
sentence that would have offended
the good taste Of any one. The ef-
feet OF the sermon was powerful. The
religious tide ran high. Several men
we're reclaimed. Many resolved to
be positively given TO the church.
At the night service the crowd was
larger and the preacher at his best.
The service resulted in great good
and four were received by VOWS and
two by letter.
The singing for all the services was
excellent. Special mention should be
made Of the solo and chorus by Mrs.
fluffy and the choir at the morning
hour and the rendition of "All Hail"
at night by the chorus.
The whole day was great. God is
giving victory. Come and enjoy these
meetings-10 a. m. and p. m, rain
or shine. Comet
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-05-10
OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Prince of the Asturias, eldest son
OF King Alfonso XIII and heir TO the
Spanish throne, born years ago TO.
day.
viscount Bryce, former British Am.
bassador to the United States, born
n years ago today.
Sir Thomas j. Upton, famous as a
merchant and sportsman, born in
Glasgow, Of Irish parentage, 65 years
ago today. 7-EiEi-u ..E-"
James Gordon Bennett, proprietor
Of the New York Herald, born in New
York City. "a years ago today.
Rear Admiral Adolph Mark, u s.
~, retired, who was Judge advocate
of the Maine court of inquiry, born
at Dresden, Saxony, 81 years ago to-
day.
Rear Admiral William P. Potter,
U. S. N, retired. who took part in
the destruction Of the Spanish fleet
at Santiago, born at Whitehall, ". Y,
65 years ago today.
Job E. Hedges, we'll known New
York lawyer and politician, born at
Elizabeth. y. J., SO years ago today.
Edward G. Barrow, president Of the
International Baseball League, born
at Springfield, ILL.,, 81 years ago to-
day.