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Catoctin clarion., 1918-02-21
Apt Childish Comparison.

Our canary bird had begun to molt
My small sister saw the feathers fly
ing around and lying on the floor. AT
this time the leaves of the trees had
begun to fall also, and her little brain
made comparison, and she said:
"Oh, look, Daddy's shedding his
leaves "-Chicago Tribune.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-02-21
She Misunderstood,

Jack-I am proud to say my grand
father made his mark in the world.
Jane-Well, suppose he wasn't the
only ulan in those days who couldn't
write his name.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-02-21
He'd Had Experience,

Professor-YOu say Scuttlesworth Is
making success even after his wild
career at college?
Professonal-Yes, he's president Of
wrecking company.-Chaparral.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-02-21
IInoieum.

The two main ingredients In the
manufacture Of linoleum are cork and
iinseed oil, to which are added smaller
quantities of kuri gum, resin and pig
ments of various kinds.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-02-21
Music'S Charms.

Oh. music's charms will serve, they say,
Rude indignations TO d,sperse;
But some musicians when they play
Contrive to make the matter worse.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-02-21
Makes Many Matches.

A single manufacturer in London
makes nearly thousand million boxes
Of matches every year.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-02-21
Almost Good.

Ripp--What kind of Il screen artiS
Is he?
Rapp-He can draw anything but I;
salary. and make anything but a lir.
ing.-Film Fnn.
Catoctin clarion., 1918-02-21

Book Agent-I've got a splendid
book of lectures here-fiftytwo Of
them One lecture for every week
Mr.. Staylate-You've got nothing on
my wife, She usually lectures me
about three times a week
World's cresset., 1918-08-08
QUESTION NO. s.

"ha' Is tn "'n',jo7 of
Deso'ation spoken Of by Daniel
'he Prop''ct SIP p'jt"o ot l.. the
gospels s1anujn: IN ,,,o lyo,r
Pjaucy
World's cresset., 1918-08-08

= ffofessIo1al Cards $l.2i Il mon,
Locals Pc line st. ins,rsion 5at
Subsequent inser>ion 3cts
Local advertisements will "
continued until ordered ont.
.R Special contracts made on
larger Adds.
World's cresset., 1918-08-08

lord Of hosts hath sentt me nm
to thee,
And the LORD shall inherit :
.Judah bis portion in the holy
land and shall cboose Jerusalem
again. (Zech. 2-4-5'"11-12)
This shall be in the time Of the
preachings Of the Everlasting
Gospel These thingsha been.
sealed up for a long time. For
it is the Angel of the Lord that '
speaks. For it was an Angel
that John saw flying thru the >
midst of heaven with the Ever.
lasting gospel For God said,,
The hands OF Zsrunabbel'
have laid the foundation Of this
house: his hands shall also finish
! it and thou shalt know that the
LORD of hosts hath sent me un'
to you.
! For WHO hath despised the day
of small things? for they shall
rejoice and shall see the .
pirmmet in the hand of Zerub'
abble with those seven; they are
the eyes of the LORD. which run
to and fro through the whole
earth. (Zec. 4-9-1O)
This work can no. bs taken
ont of the bands Of Zerubabbel.
He must be the master macanic.
For it is written that they shall
see the plummet in the hands
of Zerubabhle with those seven
they are the eyes of the Lord -
running thru the While earth.
And when the time comes
for this to be done the Everlast:
ing gospel will be preached to
men On the earth That is dur.
ing the time of restitution ofall
things spoken of by all The Holy
Prophets since the world began
| Aud Z,rubhable has been
spoken OF way back But at this
time comes Shiloh, please. read
The scepture shall not depart
from Judah, nor a lawgiver from
between bis feet. until Shiloh
come; and unto him shall the ,
gathering of the people be,
tGen 49-iO.)
The man Shiloh is.
the same Character, as
Zerubbable and the same Clar.
acte" that is spoken of in this
manner.
And | will raise me az q
faithful priest that shall do &C.
cording to that. which is in mine
heart and in my mind: and I will
build blm sure house; and be
shall walk before mine anointed
for evey,
Aud it shall come to pass that
every one that is left in thine.
house shall come and crouch to
him for a piece of silver and
no, sci OF bread. and shall say
Put me, 1 pray thee, into one OF
the priests offices. that l may
eat piece OF bread. Il Sam. 2
35 1857
Here the reader will plainly
see that God has said that he
will raise himself up a faithful.
priest, that will d. all that is in
!God own heartand mind and that
God will build him sur4 house.
And this ~ lest Is 10 walk be-
fore God S anoin'ed one forever
And Cots anointed one is
| CHRIST Jesus-God'i own Dear
Son. And this priest is - walk
before Christ for ever.
And God SAID that every one !
that is left in his, house shall
come and crouch to hia, for e.
piece Of silver, and a morssl o..
World's cresset., 1918-08-08

shall feed you with knowledge
and understanding
Aud it shall come to pass when
ye be multiplied and increase d
in the land in those days, saith
the Lord, they shall say no more
the ark of the covenant OF the
Lord: neither shall it come to
mind) neither shall they remem'
ber it: neither shall they visit it
neither shall that be done
any more. '
At that time they shall call
Jerusalem the throne CT the ord
and all the nations shall be gEth'
cred unto il TO the name of the,
Lord to Jerusalem; neither shall
they walk any more after the
Imagination of their evil heart.
In those days the house of Ju
dab shall walk with the house of
Israel and they shall come to
getbcr out of the land Of lnc
norlh to the land that | have given
for an Inheritance unto your
fathers.
But / said how shall l put ,hce
among the children, and give
thee a pleasant land a goodly
heritage Of the hosts of nations
and | said, Thou shalt call me,
My father; and shalt not turn q
way from me- '(Jer. 3 -]2 -l9I
Oh. thou Angel who has the
Everlasting gospel to preach to
men on the earth; proclaim to
Israel that God will not keep
anger for Ever. Just Acknow
ledge, your Iniquity an d
tranSgressions. which you have
Cunmited against the Lord your
God, and Acknowledge your fault
of ScasIuriog your ways to
strangers, under every green
tree. And did not obey the
voice of God. For tois cause
turn back sliding children for
God said that he is married TO
you. Before this time comes cod
will take One of a City and two of
a family. And bring you to
Zion. And give you pastors
according to Gods own heart.
And you shall be fed with
knowledge and with understand.
ing. For God said.
*"Speak to ZerubbabeI, COVER.
NOR of Judah, saying, | will shake
the heavens and the earth;
And | will overthrow the
throne Of kingdoms, and I will
destroy the strength of the king
dOms OF the hca,han: ano | will
overthrow the chariots. and
those that ride IN them; and the
horses aud their riders shall
come down, every one Ivy the
sword Of his brother.
In that day, saith the LORD of
bosts, will l take thee, O z rub
babel. my servent. the son of
Sheaitiel, saith the LORD. ana
will make thee. saith :he LORD of
hosts. tHAg. . 2-2I-23.)
Yes il is true that God will
overthrow the throne of
kindoms. And will bring wars.
famines, and pesta1ence, as it
is in this day. But God will see
that his Cities is built up again
Tor he says
" And said unto him. Run,
speak to this young man, saying
Jerusalem sha Il be Inhabited as
Towns without walls for the
multitude of men and cattle
therein:
For |, saith the LORD will be
nptn hnr a mall - H.. ~
World's cresset., 1918-08-08
The Ever
lasting Cos
pie.
Con tinued from last week.


last weeks issue is this Scrip.
ture. which will show. please
read.
Appoint unto them that mourn
in Zion. to giyeunto tn EN- beauty
for ashes, the oil of joy fol
mourning,the garment of praise
for the spirit of heayiness Il a.
they might be called tree Of right
eousness, The planting of tho
Lord, that he might be gloritied
land they shall build the OLD
wastes, they shall raise up the
former desoations, and they
shall repair the waste cities. The
desolations of many generations
And strangers shall stand and
feed your flocks, and the soas of
the alien shall be your plough
men and your vinedressers
But ye shall he named ,he
priests OF the Lord: men shall
call You tue Ministers o!our God
We shall eat the riches of tie Gen.
tiles, and in their glory shall VI
boast yourselves.
\lsa.61 -3-9.)
In the second verse Christ
proclaimed the acceptable year
of the Lord. But ChrisU did
not proclaim the day vf Venge'
nee Neither did he comfort all
that mourned. And to appoint
to them that mourn in Zion and
to give unto them beauty fer
ashes, and the oil of ioy for
mourning. And to have
them build the old waste places,
and to rase UP the former desola-
lions, that is the ancient desola
lions. And let little one be.
come thousand, and a small
Zone strong nation, as recorded
in the % verse of the 60 Chap.
If Isaiah. And when this comes
tn pass a little flock shall be
named the priests of the Lord
apd they shall DC called the
ministers of God. And as God
said.
And their seed shall be known
among the Gentiles, and their
1fspri ug among the people; all
;hat see them shall acknowledge
them, that they are the seed
winch the LORD hath bles sed,
1SA.GI : 81
Therefore the Angel said
FOR Zion sake will i not ho,d
NY peace. and for Jerusalem s
sake | will not rest. until th 9
righteousness thereof 90 for,h
rs brightness and the salvation
as the lamp that hurneth.
Aud The Genties shall see thy
righteousness. and all kings thy
glory; and thou sbal, be cllIea
by new name, which the mouth
Of the LORD shall name.
Thou shalt also be a crown of
;icry in tnl hand of the LORD,
and u royal diadem ia the hand
OF thy God.
Thou shalt DO more be termed
Forsaken; neither shaI, thy lard
lry more be termed Desolate;
toI 'hon Shalt be called Hephzi
bah and thy lard Beulah: for
the LORD delig hteth ir thee, and
thy land shall be married
lisa 62-3 IS }
10 this manner the Everlasting
Gospel must be preached, there.
fore said God to the A1gel
$50 through, go through the
gate; prepare ye The way of
the people; east up cast w the
| igh way; gather out the stones
ift up standard for the people
Behold, the LORD hath pro.
claimed unto the end of the
world. Say ye to the daughter Of
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And they shall CALI them, The
holy people, The redeemed OF the
Lord: and thou shalt be called,
Sought cut. a city not forsaken.
Elsa 62 -1O-12)
r eader think of the great
work connt cted with the preach
ing of the Everlas ting gospel,
the people who believe
this gospel will be called
the people of Gods holyness.
When this time comes.
There shall be no more thence
an infant Df days, nor an old man
that hath not filled his days;
for the child sh all die a
hundred years old: but the sin
ner being hundred years old
Snall &c accufSed.
They shall build houses and in
habit them: and they shall plant
vineyards, and eat the fruit of
them.
They shall no: build and an
other inhabit; they snail not
plant and another eat: for as the
days of u tree are the days of my
people. and mine elect shall long
enjoy the work Of their hands.
They shall not fabour in vain,
nor bring forth for trouble; for
they are the seed Of the blessed
of the LORD, and their offspring
with them.
And it shall come to pass, that
before they call, | will answer;
and while they are yet speaking,
| will hear" Isaiah Is -2O-2N
For. behold, | create new
heavens and u new earth: and
the former shall not be remcm.
uered, nor come into mind.
But be ye glad and rei,ice for
ever in that Which | create: for
behold I create Jerusalem re.
joiceing' and her people a joy.
And I will rejolcc in Jerusalem
and joy in my people and the
voice OF weeping shall be no
more heard iu her nor the voice
of crying. "(lsaiah 65 -i7-19)
Here is portion of the Ever.
lasting gospel given to US, while
it has stood in prophesy for many
years before Christs advent
TO earth it has never been Under
stood. Ithas been sealed Up
until the time appointed uf the
Father,
Which is the time of the
gospel to be preach
ed to men on the earth,
And when The restitution of
all things come spoken of by all
the Hoiy Prophets Sine the
world began. Then the new
heaven aud the new earth, will
be created, the Old heaven aud
the old earth will be remember.
ed no more for az the same time
God will created Jerusalem a
rejoicing and her people a
JOY, And the voice OF weeping
Or crying Will be heard no more
at all in her.
But Dear reader. there is
something for people to d. be-
fore this will come 70 pass,
For God has said,
Go and proclaim these words
toward the North, and sag, Re
turn thou backsIlding Israel
saith the Lord; and will not
cause mine anger to fall upon
you for am merciful saith the
Lord and | will not keep anger
forever.
Only acknowledge thine iniq'
World's cresset., 1918-08-08
PUBLISHERS.

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Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-08
Food Administration Asks
That Farmers Tnrn in Wheat

Seed wheat for the 19l8-lo planting
should not be held except in states
where the harvesting and threshing
season overiaps the planting season,
according to information received
from Washington by Gurdon w.
Wattles, federal food administrator
for Nebraska
The necessity for securing all
wheat available at the present time
makes it particularly desirable that
all farmers follow this policy, urges
the food administration.
In view of the urgent necessity for
wheat, Wat.ies earnestly requests all
farmers in Nebraska to turn in their
wheat Immediately, as there is no
section of the state where sufficient
time does not exist between thresh-
ing and planting to permit meeting
any possible contingency that might
arise.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-08
Thief Enters Widows Home,
Stealing $107 in Money

Mrs. Carrie Gerhardt, a widow
3402 X street, reported to police
Tuesday the theft from her home OF
a handbag containing 500 in bills
and a small pocket book containing
about 81 in small change. She told
the officers that a man in the neigh
borhood had called at her home sew
eral times, saying he wanted to pur.
chase her property, and that when
he called Monday night he borrowed
box Of tools. Mrs. Gerhardt be-
lieves that key to the house was
left in the ,ool box and that some
one entered the house while she was
working in her garden close by.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-08
Women Merge Two Clubs;
Mrs. R0zeWiCki President

At a meeting held Sunday at St.
Francis school, the women of the
Polish Red Cross auxiliary and the
women of St. Francis parish decided
to merge the two organizations .
one big club, and work with one set
of officers.
The officers elected are: Presideu;
Mrs. r. A. Rozewicki; vice president
Mrs. M. F. Powloska; financial sec
retary, Mrs. J. Roszak; recording
secretary, MISS Mary Sempek; treas
urer, Mrs. Anna Kozial; assistant
treasurer, Mrs. Helen Steyer; trus-
tees, Mesdames T. Kozial, Francis
Pavys and Mary Urzendowska.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-08

stitution which bears the name Of the Jus
tine Johnstone Little club
In tn Silent Drama.
Strand-There really is something new in
tho realm OF motion pictures and II there
are any doubters, 1t is only necessary for
them to witness ''Tarzan Of the Apes" now
playing at this theater to be convinced 1t is
full OF action from start to finish, has plenty
OF thrills, a love story and a never ending
amount Of unexpected situations, which
keeps the beholder in a constant state of
wonderment, Then there are elephants,
tigers. lions, monkeys and all the inha bitants
darkest Africa. Elmo Lincoln said to
b. the largest and strongest man on the
screen. portrays the role OF Tarzan in his
manhood. and fights with lions and savages
in a manner that makes one catch their
breath. Gordon Griffith, as the youthful
Tarzan, Is wonderful His acting Is un-
affected. convincing and the manner in
which he climbs trees, makes one think that
Darwin wasn't SO much OF a dreamer after
all, The cast is good and scenery that
creates the proper atmosphere. Owing to
length OF production only the Strand Pathe
Ncws is shown In connection
side-splitting thrilling entertainment, don't
miss George Walsh in his latest William
Fo" photoplay, Brave and Bold,' at the EN-
press theatsr when the run finishes today.
This clever athletic star does 50 miles an
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-08
Chicago Woman Dies While
ViSitinu in South Omaha

Mrs. Sarah Martin of Chicago, who
came to Omaha few days ago to
visit her daughter, Mrs. T. A. Sid
well, 9l6 South Thirty-seventh street
and her son, James G. Martin, head of
the Martin Brothers Live Stock Com
mission company, died suddenly
Tuesday noon at the Sidwell resi-
dence. Mrs. Martin was 81 years old
Funeral arrangements have not been
made, pending the arrival of another
son, John, from Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-08

hour to get Q billion. He wins and cap
ures a girl in the bargain. Tomorrow,
Viola Dana, in Breakers Ahead a story
Of the sea and sea-faring people.
Sun-Taylor Holmes will gain be the at
traction here today and Thursday in his lat
esr comedy drama, "Rdggles OF Red Cap"
II IS certainly full Of many laughable sit
ua tions that keep one in a constant state
of pleasure. There is a delightful romance
a4so told throughout, and taken as a whole
ii is a phOtoplay that will be enjoyable
from start to finish. Other good pictures
are also on the bill.
Muse-Theda Bara will hold forth at this
theater today and Thursday in her latest
william Fox suped de luxe feature, "Du
Barry" The story is promised to be pro-
duced on a lavish scale and the costumes
worn by the star revelation. A good
comedy will also be shown in connection.
Hipp-For the last times today Alice
Joyce will be the featured player at this
theater in a Greater Vitagraph feature, 1.-The
Business Of Life" A splendid cast of play
era have been selected. good comedy is
also on the bill. Thursday, only will be
Ina Hanlon in Pride and the Devil"
Hamilton-Douglss Fairbanks will hold
forth at this theater today In his latest
Paramount Aircraft play. "A Modern
Musketeer." The story has the added at
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-08
BraeJ City Neaos
Have Root Print It-New Beacon Press
Elet. Fans, So, Burgess -Granden Co.

Ahces nhss 90, Dut teSsS-1i duuch 10
Promoted to C0rporaI-Private
Goldberg Of the army recruiting serv-
Ice has received word of his promo
tion to corporal.
Club Meeting TOnight-A meeting
Of the Southwest Improvement club
will be held tonight at o'clock at
s32 South Twenty-fourth street
Meetings for Prayer-Meetings for
prayer are being held every day at
3 a. m. and 8 p. m. at the Peoples
church, 515 North Eighteenth street.
Prudent saving In war times is a
hostage for opportunities OF peace.
Play safe by starting an account with
Nebraska Savings & Loan Assn, I'll
s. 18th St 81 to $4,000 received.
Ascension Day Seryice-Rev. T. J.
Mackay, rector, will conduct Ascen-
sion Day services in All Saints Epis-
copal church. Twenty-sixth and Dew
ey avenue, at 1880 and 10:30 o'clock
Thursday morning.
Duncan Leaves for Camp-Dr. J.
w. Duncan, police surgeon. left Tues
day for the Camp Johnson base hos
pital at Jacksonville, Fla, He has been
commissioned as a first lieutenant In
army medical corps.
Want Larger Quarters-Governor
Neville is making an effort to obtain
room for the Third exemption board
in the Army building. The room now
occupied by the board in the Patter-
son block is entirely inadequate.
Cooperation Between Cities-R. II.
Faxon, commissioner of the Des Moines
Chamber of Commerce, who is in
Omaha, explained the object of his
visit by saying: I'VE want to obtain
the closest cooperation between Des
Moines and Omaha"
Goes to Torpedo SchooI-Ensign
John Rayley. United States navy,
former Omaha newspaper man, has
been assigned for duty to torpedo
school. He was graduated with honors
at Annapolis after having been COM
missioned for publicity work.
Swan Buys Newspaper-Harry L.
Swan, representative of the Associated
Press, has resigned his position here
and disposed of his residence property.
He has purchased the Herman Record
from Paul Il. Hubbell and will move
to that place to conduct the paper
Mr.. Swan for % years was connected
with the Associated Press in Denver
and this city.
Enlists In Nayy-Frank Walsh,
1910 North Twenty-fourth street, has
enlisted in the navy as a ships car
penter. When he registered in the
draft he was placed In Glass 2-B. Just
after his enlistment in the navy he
received word that he had been trans
ferred to Glass IA and that he had
passed the physical examination and
to report to the draft board May 10. |
His previous enlistment. in the naval |
branch, however, was accepted.
Fine fireplace goods at Sunderlands !
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-08
Obituary Notes

EUGENE L, JONES, 81 years old.
6l2 South Nineteenth street died
Sunday night He had lived in Omaha
for 20 years, during which time he
was engaged in the lumber business
he is survived by two sons, Frank A
and WILDER A. Of Omaha, one sister
MIS- Stella Hanson, Chicago, and one
brother. Harry b. Jones Of Wavne
NED Funeral services will be held
at the Cole-McKay chapel this after
noon at 1850 o'clock. Interment will
De in Forest Lawn cemetery.
JOHN s. HUNTER of Omaha, died
at Norfolk, Neb., last Friday. He is
survived by his widow, Elizabeth
Hunter, and three daughters, Mrs
nesta Linton, Mrs. Gladys Thorpe and
Helen Hunter, all of Omaha. Burial
was at Prophetstown, his, Yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-08
Three "ChriStian Pacifists'
Must Serve Terms in Jail

Los Angeles, May 7.--Three self
styled Christian pacifsts, Rev. Floyd
Hardin of Atwater, Cal; Rev. Robert
Whitaker of Los Gatos, Cal, and
Harold Story of Whittier. Cal, were
resentenced today in police court for
jail terms of six months and fines of
81 200, after the district court of ap-
peal denied appeals. They were con
victed of disturbing the peace, unlaw-
tul assemblage and refusing to dis
perse at the order OF the police.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-08
Lemon Juice
For Freck|es
Girls! Make beauty lotion at
home for a few cents. Try Il!

Squeeze the juice of two lemons
into bottle containing three ounces
OF orchard white, shake well, and
you have a quarter pint of the best
freckle and tan lotion, and complex
ion beautifier, at very, very small
cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces Of orchard white
for few cents. Massage this sweet
ly fragrant lotion into the face, neck,
arms and hands each day and see how.
freckles and blemishes disappear and
how clear, soft and white the skin
becomes. Yes! II is harmless.--Adv.