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Sunday School Lesson
OF DEC. 10th. 1915,
Explained by William
7. Ellis in the
TOLEDO BLADE DEC. Z. 1915
ONE OF THE BEST PAPERS
ALSO
F. G. Su1rH in "REVOLATION
EXPLAINED
CONSUMED from CRESSEr No. 81

Construed from CRESsET No. 81.
We said IN the above named
CREssET that we would nrnve
that there was pot of Mamma
kent. So please read.
And Moses sa'd. this is the
thing which the LORD mand
eth. Fill an Omar OF it to be kept
for vor~ generations. that thew
NAV see The broad wherewith I
fed vou in the wilderness. wban
7 brought you forth from the
land NJ Egypt.
And Noses said unto Aaron.
Take q not and nut an Omer fnIl
OF mamma thnrein. and lay IL no
before the Lord. IN ho kert for
vonr generations: lex. 1852 33,)
This pot of Mamma was laid up
for 10 last thru out their genera.
tinus. This not ot Mamma was
hid away a. the fall nf Jerusalem
II WAS hid awav with the silent
tomb of Christ. which was
placed under the Mosque ~
Omer u And when raised with
the Ark of the covenant. And
in the restitution Of this hidden
Mamma. the real hidden Mama
will be restored, That il THE
LOST WORD" will he restored.
and come forth OF Jerusa salem.
P'ease read
And manv nations shall come
and say, Come. and let us 60 up
to the mountain of the Lord,
and to The house of the God Of
Jacob: and he will teach us of
his ways and we will walk in his
pa:hs, for the law shall 90 forth
of Zion, and the word If tbs Lord
from Jerusalem:" (Micab 4-2,)
And in order to prove that this
time has not come yet, we shall
ask you to read.
"And he shall Judge among
many people. and rebuke strong
nations altar off, and they shall
beat their swords into plough.
shares. and their spears into
prunniughooks, nation shall not
lift up a sword against nation.
neither shall they learn war any
more" Micah 4-3:
When this time comes you will
then see THE WORD" from
forth of Jerusalem. The one
who overcomes will be there;
and be will hand out THE WORD
to be read and known of all men,
and the law of the spirit shall go
forth Of Jerusalem, which will
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make all men free. and then
; every man will set under his own
vine aad fig tree, wh ere no man
dare to nolest or make afraid
This is some of the hidden
mama that God thru Christ
will give him to eat Of, who is
to rule the world with rod Of
iron. pleas read.
And be that overcometh, and
keepeth nay works unto the end,
to him will ! give power over the
nations.
And be shall rule them with a
rod of iron; az the vessels Of a
potter shall they be broken to
shivers; even as I received Of my
Father.
And will. give him the morn.
lng star. "(Rsv. 3--26-2S)
Now do not say that this is
every one that believeth, tor
Christ says ito him that over
cometh,' he does not say TO
them that overcometh" But Es
says, ito him that overcometh,
will | give to eat Of the hidden
mama" Aud II will give Him
power over the nations" He
does not say, Ito them but TO
him." And He shall rule them
with rod o. iron, even as I re.
cieved of my Father" Here is
some of the ''hiddsn mama"
that some day. this man who IS
to overcome" will give you to
eat of. For Christ goes on to
say.
Him that overcome th will I
make pillar in the temple of
my God, and he shall 70 no more
out. and l will write upon him
the name OF my God. and the
name of the city of nv, God
which is new Jerusalem. which
cometh down out of heaven fro,
my aod; and I will write upcr
him my new name. "(Rev. 3-12)
Christ does not say here they
that overcometh" But HE does
say Him that overcometh will
I make a pillar in the temple Ct
MY GoD.' He does not use the
word. they, once in those prom.
lses we are quoting at this pre-.
sent time. Nor neither does He
say pillars, but a pillar" Ard
He farther says. II will write on
Him the name Of MY COP, and
the name OF the city of MY
God" And He farther says, Il
(Christ) will write upon Hin MY
New NAME :" (The Son of man.)
And when this man has over.
come, Christ makes another
Grand promise. which we will
prove in our next weeks Issue.
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not he hid hid, Neither do mer
light p cardlp. and nut it unde,
a bnehs', hut on a cand'estick
and it giveth light unto all in the
honse, Let vour light so shine
before men. that they NAV see
!your good works, and glorify
your Father which is in heaven.
Matt. 5: IA. Is. IT,"
The candlestick is not the
light but q bearer o; the light
The church is Dot the light, in
| the same sense that the candle
stick is not toe light IA the
LIGHT put on>the candlestick rive
LIGHT 70 all in the house: so does
! the light on the church (the
woman representing il was
clothed with Light give light to
all the world.
This is plain enough for any
one IN sec and understand unless
he shnts his eves. Bro, Garrett,
the black snots YOU soc. are the
two mon "Theorv." II Is ike:
A man had a yoke of oxen, and
he was short of feed in the
spring. and grass was slow about
coming, and so he put green
goggles on his oxen and turned
Them 10 Craze, then every, hing
looked green and they help them
selves. You have put on the
two men theory goggles, and
every thing else looks black to
you.
Now inregard TO the child and
} the mother: which it seems you
do not understand. I will say
, this: We enter into this world
by birth. Aud we can only
enter into Christ's Church or
kingdom, by birth. Verify
; verilv. | say unto thee, Except a
man be born of water and of the
| Spirit. he cannot enter into the
Kingdom Of God " John $50
Being born again. not Of cor.
ruptible seed. bnt of incorrupti-
BILE, by the word Of God, which
! liveth and abideth forever" 1st,
Peter 1;23, If woman has a
family of children, are they all
born at once? If one is killed
Is all the family dead or gomez
While the church was sowing,
tha incorruptible seed and child.
ren of God were being born,
Paganism was devouring or kill
ing them, but their spirits were
caught up to God and bis throne;
but bless you. the old dragon
never got all of Gods children
here On earth. If he had there
would not of been any mother
or church left upon the earth.
But as there has been a church
or children of cod in an unor.
ganized state ever since the
chu rch was first organized on
the day of Pentecost; These
have overcome sin, temptation
and the power of the dragon and
his influence: Jesus says Of
these: And he that overcometh
and keepeth my works unto the
end, to him viii | give power
over the nations: And be shall
rule them with rod of iron. as
the vessels of potter shall they
be broken 20 shivers; even as [
received of my Father" Rev, 9.
26;27:l
To Be Continued
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LOCAL. LORE.

The Sale Of Hon. L. D. Caud les
vas a success.
Pretty weather now after the
Ene ran we had on last Sunda
Court this week at Hartyille
Mo.
Sister Ellison is on the mend
slowly.
1t you want good work done in
the Blacksmith line, come to the
Colony.
Mr.. D. J. Swing had all of his
teeth pulled out last Friday, =,
made him look some different.
M, Fred Colson was down
from K c. at the Colony on a
business trip. H ed has warm
friends al the Colony.
There will be baptizing at the
Colony On next Sunday at 8
O'clock. (Easter) Come one.
come all.
Mr., viii Newkirk went after
his wife last, Sat. wl.o has been
in The hos2ta at Springfield,
undergoing N operation,
The little son of Noah E!lisous'
who had bis arm broke some
time ago, and was nearly well,
got it hurt over, and is having a
pretty severe time with it.
Meeting at the Caudle rove
IN the C1Iouy Tabernacle, every
Thursday night, Saturday
night and Sunday as II and
st 3 O'clock. Except 4th. sunday.
Come all who love to hear the
truth.
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WB!!!9IU AIRY AR

Mr. George Sharptou of Cheney Douglas Co. Mo- Past this
life at the home of John Sharpon bis brother wednesday
March II at half past O'clock the ags 81 and
months.
He leaves Brothers and Sisters and mber Of friends
to mourn bis loss but trust their loss ss etc rna gain
During his sickness he said that he just going to see
when be died. wake up great judgement day lie
laid 1 rest in the Brushyknob Cemetry the 70 of March
Rev aod preached his funeral at the The departed
Patt Go Mo- Oct 90 He sick but four
days The friends the departed has the sympathy of the Ed
and Colony people.
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MT. GROVE MO.
BY ALBIN PERKINS

Now, Bro. Garrett, you com
after me in the CREssET of Feb
IS on this wise: You say: "Anc
The sun was the light of the
Go.pel, that the woman was
clothed with. And the moon was
the world, as the moon borrows
its hight from the SUM- Their
you ask this question: Did God
tell you that the moon had tC
borrow its light from the sun
when be placed them in the
truament of the heaven? ]
answer. No! I did not have to oe
told that; for I know, when the
moon is between the earth and
She sun, we cannot see the moon.
The side or face of the moon
next to the sun, is always shin
ing. But it does not produce
light without TIE sun. You can
satisfy yourself, if you will try
this little experiment: Let some
one step in between you and a
lighted lamp some dark night
Now YOU do not see the light
shining on the person; but let
him step to one side and back.
ward until you can see the side
next to the lamp. then you see
the light of the lamp on him;
would you call that light his light
or the lamps light1 l use the
word borrow because all the
light !hs moon has comes from
the sun. We are said to have
borrowed--when we are useing
any thing that does not belong to
US. You say; Again you com.
plete the idea that Mary was
this woman, and say if Mary
was this woman, then Herod
would have to be the dragon. "
Now all this that you say about
the dragons horns apd Herod' S
horns, and my going there and
it was dark and | couldn't see
and dident he have councillors.
And then say: Your say so
becomes a picture to US" In all
this there is nothing worth the
time wasted to answer it. The
next point you raise is ABOUT the
woman and the man child.
The first thing to do in stu dy
ing a prophecy or VISION in.
order to understand its meaning
we must take the Bible meaning
Of the words or figures used,
then look for it's historical fulfill
ment. The Woman, John saw
clothed with tho sun and a crown
of twelve stars upon her head,
Il said she was the church, the
crown of twelve stars we're the
Apostles, What is a stare John
was told to write in book what
thou seest, and send it unto the
sevnn churches which are in
Asia; And | turned to see the
voice that spake with ne. And
being turned l saw seven golden
candlesticks; Rev, /, -"
And in the midst of the seven
candlesticks one like unto the
Son Of man, clothed with a
garment down to tie foot, 15 v"
And he had in his right hand
seven stars V, IS" The mystery
OF the seven stars which thou
sawest in my right hand, and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-25
TURN HAIR DARK
 WITH SAGE TEA
If Mixed With Sulphur It Darkens So
 Naturally Nobody Gan Tell.

The old-time mixture of sage tea and sulphur for darkening gray, streaked and faded i;air is grand mothers recipe, and folks are again using it to keep thei.. hair a good, even color, which is quite sensible, as we are living in an age when youth full appearance is of the greatest ad- vantage.
 Nowadays, thou, we don't have the troublesome task t,t gathering the sage and the 4mussy mixing at home. All drug stores sell tie ready-to-use product. improved by the addition of other ingredients, called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound' It is very popular because nobody can dis cover it has been applied. Simply moisten your comb or a soft brush with it and draw it through your hair, taking one smal lstrand at a time ; by morning the gray nair disappears but what delights the ladies most with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound, is that. besides beautifully darkening the hair after few appli- cations. it also produces that soft lus- tre and appearance of abundance which Is so attractive. /. This ready to-use preparation is delightful toll ct requisite for those who desire more youthful appearance. It is not intended for the cure, mitigation CT prevention of disease.
 Advt
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clubs. attended by PA girls. visited 19 schools and clubs and 69 meetings and demonstrations. The total at tendance al these meetings was 4,- 457 and 20.000 quarts of food were canned and preserved. During the present year she reported 135 canning clubs, 4S poultry clubs and PAP home demonstration clubs, with more than 300 additional women working accord ingt to governmental directions. This year she travelled 6,224 miles, wrote 2.199 letters and gave out 1,O07 bull !etins. visited 349 clubs, 57 meetings, with a total attendance of 6,525. Off, flee consultations were held with 97S people and 147 other visits were made to farmers families and others. This year she reports approximately 1O0,- o0Oquarts of food canned and pre- served.
 When all returns are in," says Mrs. critz, II am sure we will find that from three to five times as much fod-vegetables and fruits--ilave been saved this year over last year."
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Nichol, grand marshal, and his eff ? ent, aides xound no ldifficulty in holding their respective divisions n line. There was no hitch anywhere.
 The pilot for the procession was a large auto truck with huge frame work covered with pictures of Uncle Sam," the Goddess of Liberty" and placards bearing the slogans encour- aging the people to buy Liberty loan bonds. One of the slogans read, 1T Gave Boy: You Buy Bond"
 This truck made the rounds of the business section beicre blazing the way to the tabernacle, and attracted considerable interest.
 The 153rd Regiment band followed close on the heels os Uncle Sam, i e., Jim Moore, playing martial airs end rag time, all of which was very pleasing to the multitude Immedi- Stelv behind the band came Brigadier General Richmond P. Davis. U. s. A., Captain Reynolds, who came in place of Colonel James, United State Sen ator Joe T. Robinson. Rabbi Louis Witt, Little Rock, Judge W. B. 'Sor- lells, Mayor Simon Bloom and w. F. Coleman, master of ceremonies.
 Next in line was a double file of the Red Cross society, 100 strong, many of them in their attractive costumes. and winning applause all along the line of march. Mrs. Leo M. Andrews and Mrs. Mildred Haizlip were in the lead.
 Scout Master Arthur Hickey and his troop of Boy Scouts from Humph- rey, were next in line, the envy of the boys along the route, and, they marched like thoroughbreds.
 Home Guards.
 The Jefferson County Home Guards in their full strength, with Capt. Blu, thenthal in command, came next. and they presented ma agnificent, soldier ly appearance.
 Then came hundreds of men from the first. second. .tAyd and fouGtp wards in the order named, and march ITS from the various stores, men and women. the large retail stores send ing full representations, and all car rying flags.
 The school children came next. the Sixth Avenue school being headed with a boy carrying a banner indicat' ing his school, and he was one of the proudest chaps in the parade. He felt he was part of it and looked the part in great shape. Little, girls of seven ,ears marched and enjoyed the event.
 The colored citizens brought up the rear. more than 200 pupils of the col ored schools being m line, carving American flags. Dr. Geo. w. Bell had charge of the colored section and made very creditable showing.
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HELPFUL WORDS
From a Pine Bluff Citizen.

From a Fine blun CltlzcH.
 Is your back lame and painful?
 Does it ache especially after exer- tion?
 Is there soreness in the kidney region? ,.,
 These symptoms suggest weak kid- neys.
 if so there is danger in delay.
 Weak kidneys get fast weaker.
 Give your trouble prompt attcn- tion.
 Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak kidneys. :,
 Your neighbors use and recommend them.
 Read this Pine Bluff testimony.
 Mrs. w.. E. Lambeth, 1891 East Sixth street, says: T, and others of the family have used Deans Kidney Pills for troubles caused by weak kid : neys, such as pain in the back. dizzy spells, headaches and irregular kidney action. Doan's have always brought prompt relief. We are never without a box of Doan's Kidney Pills in the house and generally get them at the Mann Tankersley Drug Co.," :.
 Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Lambeth recommends. Foster Milburn Co.,, Props, Buffalo, N. Y.- Adv.
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CAMP FuNsTON's TRAFFIC.
The Many Visitors t" Cantonment i (ompels Adoption of Traffic
 Regulations.

Camp Funston, Kan, Oct. 25.-ln order sn regulate the ever increas- ing motor car traffic at Camp Fun ston. the following regulations have bepn issued:
 No jitncys will be allowed in the camp to take on or discharge pas sengers any time, day or night. < Jitneys car loads and unload their passengers st theshig gates at Three Mile Greek on the west. and at the gata at Army City on the east.
 No automobile will be allowed on ihe grounds off the Golden Belt rad without pass.
 If repairs are being made on tho Golden Belt road the guards will di- vert cars to some other road to Ogden.
 No civilian vii! be allowed on the grounds of the camp after 5:3O p. m.
 All civilian employees at the camp. including clerks. newsboys, concession men and 'lrivcrs of delivery wagons must wear q khaki colored uniform. civilian crt, and carry pass.
 Large gates have been placed across the road at Three-Mile creek and the entrance to the Golden Belt road at Army City. These will be closed a. 5'o0 o'clock each evening and opened only by the guards.
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CONsTABLES SEIZE 1858 QUARTS wnIskEY
Large Quantity of Contraband Is Dis covered in Old Corn Crib on
 Hill Place.

One hundred and fifty-three quarts they were counted carefully of whiskey of the well-known Joel B. Frazier and Tom Moore brand, was seized yesterday by Constable Clint Green and Deputy Constables Jim Reidinger and Cliff pilkington, who required two automobiles to bring the contraband from the cache on the Hill place to the colstable's office here.
 The whiskey was found in an old corn crib. more recently used as pig sty, which is somewhat isolated from other buildings. Constable Green learned enough to cause him to be lieve that the place was used as a cache for contraband, and he secured a search warrant from Justice of the Peace Cliff Brewster. The crib was locked, but none would admit respon s,bility nor claim ownership of the whiskey.
 Efforts to ascertain ownership ol the whiskey are being. made.
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PINE BLUFFIANS GIVE 508 KITS
 FOR SOLDIERS
Frank Franey's Thought fulness Increases Tobac-
 co Fund $127.08
"Service, not self"

l Service, not self"
 1 This is the motto of the Rotary clubs, and the more one sees of Ro-
 tarians and their work the more ono
 is impressed with the idea that practi- i cally every one is embued with sincere
 desire to live up to the motto. And what's more, it seems that Rotarians
 vie with each other in the effort to find opportunity for service.
 1 This was demonstrated here yes terday, Frank Franey being the Ro-
 tarian. in this section, to "come thru 1 with the right idea at the right time.
 While everyone was busy with
 thoughts of the big Liberty loan drive, details of the parade and speaking, and other matters connected with the cam
 paign, the individual soldier was, for the moment, lost sight of by most people. That's where Frank Franey proved equal to the occasion. When the "smokes" had been passed and lighted at the Rotary club luncheon, and the Rotarians and their guests were en- toying their cigars or cigarettes, Mr. Franey's thoughts travelled across thousands of miles of land and water to the men in the trenches-to the boys who are actually fighting the fight of democracy and world free dom from Prussian military domina- tion. He reflected on the plight of these boys, struggling thru blood soaked ground-the odor of blood and decaying flesh in their nostrils-and compelled to remain in nerve-rack- ing situations for hours at time. And he thought how the smoker without tobacco must long for smoke under these trying conditions. MT. Francy decided he'd. do what he could to pro- vide the "boys in the trenches" with tobacco, and no sooenr had the Rotary club adjourned than he ordered paint ed number of signs, urging people to remember the boys on the fighting line, and contribute to the fund to pro- vide them with tobacco. Then he bor rowed two large American flags, which the Rotarians carried in the Lib erty parade, and the people were in- vited to "throw their money onto the flag" They did.
 Men, women and children, white and black, responded to the appeal. An ol9 negro woman contributed nickel, and was thanked with as much fevor as the well-dressed man in the auto who chucked in big round dollar. Twas the spirit that counted, and the Ro- tarians made every contributor feel that his or her gift was an helpful as another. Coins rained into the flags and when the money was gathered it filled hat. The total was $12703, which was. added to The Graphic's "Soldiers in France Tobacco Fund.- and will be used in sending 5O8 kits, worth of 45 cents each at retail, to as many American fighting men in France.
 The number of people who contribu- ted can be imagined from the number of pieces of money thrown into the flags. There were 763 pieces, seven being $1 bills, IS silver dollars, 67 half dollars, 177 quarter dollars, 124 1O-cant pieces, 324 5-centpieces, and 63 onc-cent coins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-25
MRS, BRENNAN IS
 NOW ABLE TO WALK
 10 TOWN, SBf SAYS
pefore Taking Tanlac She ro,,ldn't Walk Two Blocks Without Stopping to Rest.

CT, certainly is wonderful the way
 o,,,ec huilt me up after I suffered ian,a ton long years," said Mrs. V. J. iol .rvn,an . who resides at 264 West iowa n avenut, Memphis, Tenn.' recent F. n,.r iust don't hardly know how to ,.,ar;he the terrible spells l used to ue. o ot times, Hard chills would of ..r na come aver me and even my fin .sr uars would turn purple from lack ot ss;roulation, and the agony I suffered snu ,.nauId he almost unbearable. I'd get '.,,h .w"u all over after these spells and ctten c had to call a doctor: I took saits M soda and hot water, but noth- .G ;ng cave me more than temporary re- ' i'eaa .sMv stomach was in a dreadful con Action from gas that formed after my .,oa1. and this would press up "ss;nst u my heart until I'd almost arnother to death. I kept growing woarer and finally got so bad I a,u1dnt walk over two blocks vita out resting. I had about given up hone hon of ever being free from these m;series. when one day a 1flend 1Oid ma ma what Tanlac had done for him, so s I got a bottle and began taking it. j "Well sir, I never saw anything to eoual the way I began to improve af- sor had taken the first few doses. I so so that everything I ate digested sasiIv and the gas quit forming. After T finished tae first bottle was so uuch better and stronger in every wav that I went on a visit to my sis tpr in Indianapolis, Ind, and while there took the second bottle. I got my strength back until was able 0 well, all he way UP town without tir- ing myself out. just simply feel fine now and the smOthering spells arc a thing of the past. Tanlac is inc only medicine that ever helped me and I'm glad to recommend it."
 Pick up dealers names.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH PROVIDES FUND FOR
 AGED MINISTER'S

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 24.-The an- nual convention of the Christian church of the United States and Cana da opened here tonight with an esti- mated attendance of 10000 delegates. One hundred dollars was appropriat- ed as a war emergency fund to assist in religious work at the various army cantonments by the church mission board. A ministers pension fund in- cluding insurance features was rati- fled. The plan proposes to guaran- tee ministers annual pensions of $500 at 65 years of age, after 30 years of continuous service as pastor. Forty missionaries were appointed for for eign service.