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Fatal Fat
Unhealthy Fatness Shortens Life.
Reduce Weight.

Would you like to reduce Your
weight 10 to 90. or more. pounds in a
;iInpIe. safe. comfortable way?
No You want to become healthier,
o look younger. to be spTiShtly. to
De more efficient. to possess s good
igure without wrinkles or fiabbiness?
Then stop harmful drugGinE: do not
'OllOw any starvation plan or tedious
exercising. but adopt the delightful.
guaranteed. korein reduction system.
Stand by your window or in the
open air each morning and evening.
-sking seven deep breaths. Use oil Of
Sorein and follow the other simple
directions OF the system that come
With it.
You will reduce your weight or re-
,eive a forfeiture in cash under 800
guarantee. Go to the drug store and
get a small box of oil of korein Gin
>apsuIesl. now sold at lowest before
war price. or write to Korein Com
pany. NEG. Station +. New York
City, for free book. Reduce Weight
Rapidly" Amaze everybody by at
tractive figure. vigorous health and
strengthened personality. Show 9TH
ers this adv't.
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t5-YEAR TERMS
FOR 5 NEGROES
Quintet Implicated in Pierce
Street Shooting ARRAY
On Way to Prison.

Echoes of the shooting up of
Pierce street last April were heard
in Judge GOuld's court. Criminal Dr.
vision. No. l. yesterday, when FIVE
Solng negroes were sentenced each
10 fifteen years in the penitentiary
for the parts they played in it. They
were Samuel ]. MagTuder, Aaron
Boston, Edward Thomas. Francis
Holly and Cleveland Brown.
Another long sentence imposed by
Judge Gould was twenty years
melted out to Albert Pugh, colored.
who pleaded guilty to murder in
the second degree in connection
With the death. April IL last. of
nry Davis, whom he shot.
In connection with the Pierce
street episode. the five young ne
groes sentenced held up an auto
laden with liquor. which they stole.
and also the owners pocketbook.
containing $50.
James Preston. implicated in the
AFFAIR. received a ten-year sentence.
and Lille King. convicted of having
received and hidden the stolen liquor.
Was given two years.
Ruth L. West. who plead guilty to
having shot Harry Norton, November
.. 1918. was sentenced to three years
for assault with a dangerous weapon
For similar OfTense. james West.
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ycGnf pair. weighing ID. and over spec.-
plump. 2x2ls; ikalS Ia sIiece. i.7bsl -: N
~ lhs. apaecr. l.ss.l.se: old. pair Llsai-1.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Turkeya nearby. faasrJ.
6Hssc; exceptional lots. higher; fair TO eood. "a
se: Western string. fancy. S245lc: fair 10 5000.
fsssec: odd toms. &c Fo~s frszh killed dry
PICKED. In eoze. 81 ths and Over APIECE, $c:
It's. a5e: ~ In. Nsxoe: smaller si1es 8s1sc: in
bb,slo dry-picked. 81 liza and over spiecs. -:
81 lh~ 2saSoc: smaller siAes. sAS<c. Oh roosters.
dr. packed. 2jc BroIleFs. Jersey. dry tscked. Ga
Sc; ortinsEy nesrby. dry T4cked. Satc; Wee
en-. dry Ihcked. weighing ILas liz. spSeoe. n
toc- Roasting chickens. Western. dry picked.
! IN bhls, weighing %. and oser apiece.. ia
NC; ~ lbs. apiece, Sz5ec: 2zAs lhs spiecr. 2
aae; Western. cornfed chiokens. u 10 hoI. =
lhs. and under 10 doz. H.. SisiSc: 10 20 q ID.
and under 70 doE. ID. Cato; = TO % In, 10
dor. d.. 1sSsc; 81 10 y liza 10 doz, 10, "a
, &c; 81 TO e lhs dor. ID. sA5c: q 20 q In.
TO doz., 8A9sc: e Ihs. and over TO do4. n.
.et1c Ducks. Western. fancy SssSlc Geese.
Western. fancy. SlNs3c; fair TO rood. zazc
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Revitalize your blood and put your
system in condition to resist
the hardships Of winter.

II is the strong-bodied men and
women who are vigorous and
healthy in winter. and who are not
utonvenienced by the cold. wei
US. Wet feet don't bother them,
hidden changes cause no inconven-
renee, and even when a cold is
caught" because of contact. in a
close. stufy room. with some one
already infected. the trouble sell
dom lasts over a day or two. This
highly desired state of health is
brought about by having rich, pure
blood. uncontaminated by impuri-
ties of any kind.
You may possibly think your
blood is all risht-you are not trou-
bled by outward signs. Yet you
have felt tired and languid, you
have lost some sleep or had some
minor ailments at times. but you re-
gard yourself as in fairly good
condition physically" This may
be true. but you should take moth
ing for granted. you should not
guess" that you sfe all right. The
thing to do is to make yourself
risSt by taking a good blood tonic
ana invigorator. such as S. S. S. It
the best known blood tonic on
he market today. There is hardly
4 man or woman In this state who
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-21
'TAkEABLOOD
.T0NICBEFORE
WINTER

has not heard of it. 1t has helped
to restore many people to health.
1t has brought relief in thousands
Of cases Of blood disorders during
the past fifty years.
,. ). ). is standard treatment
for all blood disorders. 1t is a true
blood tonic. that purifcs and brings
new vigor and new life to the blood
stream. 1t is guaranteed to be
purely vegetable. 10 contain no mer-
curry or other mineral drugs, but to
be made from herbs and roots care
fully selected for their known me-
diclnal properties. For chronic
sores. ulcers. catarrh, rheumatism
eczema. psoriasis. salt rheum, let
ter. acne and other such diseases
as are due 10 impoverished blood
). ). 5. acts promptly and satisfac-
torIly. 1t counteracts the germs
and polsons. cleanses the system of
unhealthy accumuIations. literally
washes all foreign matter from the
blood and renews its life-giving
properties.
Be sure to take S. S. S. this win
ter: The renewal of vigor that it
will give you will be we'll worth
while. One thing you can be sure
OF and that is if you take S. S. S.
you will be benefited. Get it TODAY
at your drug store-refuse any sub
shtute. For medical advice addres,
Swift Specific Co., 4I6 Swift. Labor
atory. Atlanta. Ga.-Ady,
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colored. was given three years. How
ard Actor. convicted OF stealing the
pocketbook Of Charles II. Simms Feb
Suary %. last, will serve two years
for robbery.
In Chief Justice McCoy's court. Ma
Eruder. active In The Pierce street
affair. was given an eight-year SEN
tence for manslaughter for having run
down with his automobile and caused
the death of Miss Katherine Lord. a
nurse. near Sibley Hospital. on jan
uary Il. 1918. Boston was found guilty
in connection with the crime also and
was sentenced to six years.
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Financial Nevs---Stock Market Prices
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Md. Dse. n.-FJOUR-Quotstion.
vi haired. In ninety ght pound sacEs IesfIozd
louh; Winter strsiTiIt. I0oOasOE: strin,
araAght. HxAb.oo: 9s four medium 20 choics
'.'SsA'S: corn meal. pr 10 pounds. 37ssSN
CITY miiis winter psteuf. n 80; city mills winter
straight. ns; city mills sprins p.i.nt, HA
city mills Blended r :eut, 100 CIhe aboss
quotations on city nIiils -four On jobbing p<ices
heeeiIss, III barrels: no eKI.octk
HHkAr-Sales. small bag l9s ny sample
1lS. I'd and Is pr busliel
COB CORN-Quo;ed al white. 6a46s5; vel
low. OaI.le Ier IsTrei for csrIoads: track gel
loS corn. No. domestic delivered: no quota
ions Corn sales. bag lots white. new. de
h'Ted at l-5 yer 6ushel; yeIIoE. st I6s pc
bushel
nATs-No. ? white. 81 Est.d; No. ) whis
. askod
RfE-Bsr In,s Of nearby ne. a. to quality
Salf Is; No. western szp n. LSls
HAf-No. ! timothy. 5I.S0; standard timothy
20 ShAJ0; No. Timothy 0ooa1os0: No
iinloihy. = ooaZ o.: No. ] light cover. Inixed
9ioalooo; No 9 light clover. mixed. 2.GoasOO
No 1 clover IniKcd E.sOxs %: No. clover
mixed. 3tedS o.: No. I dove nominal = o.
No. clover. nominal. 60: sample gfade. . 3
AGO
S1RAN-No. I straight ne u 00AIS 90: No
stTsisht ne. Is Ssl6O: No tangled rye
II G'1liS: No. tangled re E0.l:59: No.
wheat. leGizl5oO: No. Wheat II0OsIl %; No
oei. h6slS0: No. cat. L SOalGS
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nd. Dec. - ARRIVALS by boat -
LINE POULTRY - cdcSrIS YOUNG large
Sn'"'h. ID. d., small 10 medium. n. a6sz
Whit L<=horns, rs3.: do IooT. 10. p: cd
r'SerS Is: d." old hens. 3saS: d. s1RsH.
10. 2is-5: d." Whit LeShorn hers ID. 2tSe5.
h'cks mu-r''H. young IN. = d.. white PrIirs.
Young. lb. y: do. puddle. H. %: do. smaller.
ponr. ID. BAL Geese. nearby. fat. azsS Tur-
he, =. ch'icc. young hens 10. Aas5: do cUbGlcrs.
ID. 4iajo DE-, old tCmA. 10. t3sG3; TT=~ons. Old
pair. SEJ1: d.. yu7ins. pair. S5aS1 Guinea foHl.
Young. over IL The. each. l.O: do. smaller.
'-tai. $40: do. old. each. 90. Dressed uuuItry
I'r.c1S. Ca. chickens. ,o1n:. n. &.Zs: old.
n :'s2'. 90 rons:cr~. h. 81: DUCKS. N. 52as;.
DGGS-Wcsiern Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA
I'srhT. doanu. 70; NsDlsn and VizsaniA, duzrn.
e. Wo,Tn. dozen. West Virginia, dozen. g.:
Sou'lcrr. d"zcu G.
~ TrFli-Creamev. wsten separator ey
tss 7lAi2. do. prints. i-Ih extras 72s7s do.
IEinis. ll5 r-trsS. 72sTa; do. ncsrbv c-esmrTT
cNtr1S. 49,: dairy Izlnts. MARYLAND. Virginia
aud i'nnsylTani4 cItras. 51aI2. s-pscke,l
ind,. iH-ii roll, MaNlAnd and PCnnsyIysns
extra. IS: 10. Wet Virginia extras. 46sE7: do,
81 10 FNtrsS q
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CHICAGO GRAIN.
Nv JOSEPH y. rHITCHARn.

Ih.car- de- . Com traders we're crnvinod
'r.ay sitetltiuu had horn given their resuc,t for
more cars To move cnn. oO' ot the cJIntN
elevators sui n farm. u ~IIeczed TIC
Movement would ~hoE decide imTIrnTencnt
To- - sd January futures w7llrh bowed q
decline Il 20 70 - pcrrmtsr rlsSei ITxc
io"or. shorts being active ,bI1oG~ MAJ declined
lc 70 20 and July l'sc 10 &c.
Tie cssh Csrn market vas left wholly 10 MANI
Ia, urur. and tics WeTe not ready buyer Tie
d. ,lmr 10 To" DAY from L. ~ e
The ct nlzIk.t eXpcrirrcHd selling pressure
and TTiCNrS were 81 10 l'.c lOErr.
The hog produce market Was featured by
c. .nrius oTCT q Nsrioas cnmmodities from
ucsrb7 TO dcfcrrsd months Volume % bus
res, was small Pork Lard and ribs closed al
declines of from . C 20 lie
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EEW YORK Money MARKET.

New York. Dec. ao-Mouey on call on the
New York Stock Exchange during tho psst
week ranged between and s PER cent conl-
Jared with Is and per cent the week before.
Tine money market conditions were little
chansed TINS week: rates icing quoted at 8
pcr cent bid for loans on an indu,,risl rnl
lateral for 90 and % days and 7x Der cent bid
for longer maturities. Little money wa, OBJ
tainsb'e however. Rates for nnoney on miI,d
coilsiersi were qnoted at eaS and per cent &C,
Mercantile paper rates were Unbalanced A. ~
and per cent, the higher rates beinS ouoied
ior names less well known. Country banks coo.
tinued most active in the market
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-12-21

James Lee Bost. for ten years Wash
ington general agent OF the Home Life
INSURANCE Company of New York,
has resigned to become director Of
asents with the local agency of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Bost has given much time to the
constructive work of life insurance
interests in Washington, has headed
the local Life Underwriters Associs-
ton. and Is conspicuous for educa-
tional work in life insurance lines.
Bost is a member OF the new City
Club. Washington Golf and Country
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Yors. Dec. . -RUTTER-Msrkct strons
cr'ancry extras. .57Ji4; drSts. 6jS72: higher
than extra. 75S2T: State dairy tubs Sal
r~n'Hai-1 eItr.s. 81 Al. imitation creSmeTy
irsIs Sa55
CHEESE MsrEet IrrrEllaT: State WbUIe-nlIk
>rscaiH. LAX: fancy. 3.i.4lcls; Wisconsin
NholC-nilk. fancy. y"In= Amrriczs 2asS. state
>kinS. sHoc.sIs. 229L: cslOicr, Lao: fair 10
god lialC. loWCr grades sails
FsH;S MArkct steady: nearby white fSncT.
81 bEoRu. s6Sss extra Sag hrsts. SDzsI
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. Dec. a-Trading in cotton re-
manned small today and the market was IN.
rSsuiar
The start va, to . points lower under local
Sitting
Selling b. New Orleans and Lvernool led IN
sctbaehs late in tn: dsy. although the pressure
va not sIficiently heavy to produce a weak
tone The market finally was Is points u,t
lower TO % points net higher. and trade bsl,in-
promoting rally in the final dealings
Spot hsre was steady and uncnasscd ct - &c
there were no sslcs. Spot at Nov Orleans vas
auiet with middling unchanged; the sales se1e
49,
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
sixty-nine. Very few of these were
81 ~" class living outside of the city
bands during the war. The latter
class have not lett in any numbers
yet, although the school officials feel
that they will go at any time.
The statement was made at the
school headquarters yesterday that ~
per cent OF those who had resigned
from the service since September had
gone into other fields where larger
salaries were paid. They are people
who will gladly come back to teach
ing IL Congress will make the salaries
attractive enough.
or the designations forty-eight were
in the graded schools. fifteen in the
high schools and six special teachers
in the graded schools. During the
school term ending June 30 last the
local school system lost go teachers.
the majority of whom went into other
fields of work where larger salaries
'are offered.
II is known to those in close touch
with the local school situation that
there are many teachers now work
ing in the government departments
and other lines of work mere who
will flock back to the teaching pro-
fession as soon as the salary scale
is raised.
Many Want to Return.
MANY former teachers appear at the
Franklin Building seeking positions.
informing the officials that they are
in their present positions.
mo- 81
work. When they are informed tina:
they can b" offered only $500 a year
to start. thcv 90 away 10 their old
positions just because the pay is
higher.
The principal trouble in the salary
question hero. according TO Superin-
tcnJCnt ThurstOH, u that the entrance
salary Is much too small. and the
annual increases arc small. or
course. there l. longevity scale
ranging from So to SO a year. but
it fakes n long time to get UP to
a salary which today is necessary
owing TO the Increased cost of living.
4 teacher in the kindergarten.
first. second. third and fourth
grades. receives a salary to start Of
only $3.50. The longevity pay for
kindergarten. first and second
grades is SIS a year for four years.
in the third and fourth grades. S25
a year for ten years. in the NTH.
sixth and seventh grades. $50 a
year for ten years. and in tn" eighth
grade $40 n year for ten years.
The basic salary in the high
schools is 1850 4 wear. with an
annual increase of 800 for eight
years.
Superintendent Thurst"n is Of the
opinion that the appointment salary
in the local school system should be
at least $500. with annual in
creases nf 500 a year. II Congress
would provide for this. he said.
teachers from all over the country
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dent OF the Washington Alumni
Chapter of the Kappa Alpha frater-
nifty. lie is secretary OF the North
Carolina State Society and secretary
of the Johns Hopkins Alumni Asso-
citation.
BOst was born in North Carolina.
and was educated at Trinity College.
later holding a position as principal
of i high school in his native State.
lie also was graduated with honors
from Johns Hopkins University.
Fifteen years ago he entered the in
surance business. and for the last
ten years has been connected with
the company he has left.
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and secretary Of the Irish parliament.
will address the Friends Of Irish Free
dom in Eagles Hall. COL Y street
northwest. at s o'clock tonight.
Robert Z. Lee Chapter. No. Git
United Daughters OF the Confederace.
will meet in Confederate Memorial
Hall. l322 Vermont avenue northwest
at o'clock Tuesday night. Repre-
sentative Fred Clark. Of Florida, will
speak.
District Of Columbia Federation OF
Women's Clubs will hold a social and
business meeting at II o'clock tonlor-
row morning in the ballroom Of the
Lafayette Hotel, Sixteenth and 7
streets. An informal luncheon viii
follow.
Theodore Roosevelt Post. 10 .
American Legion. will meet at 3:ls
O'Clock this afternoon in the Y. NJ. %.
A. building, Eleventh street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest for nom
inatiOn Of officers.
Ohio Girls Club will hold dance
Hh 'iit w. ItdAiOE NAH OF Inc govern
ment hotels Tuesday night.
A Christmas tree party and dance
will he held al the National School
OF Social Research. I1's II street
northwest. at O'Clock Wednesday
night.
A Santa Claus entertainments for
the children n Fort Mycr will b"
held in the post gymnasium at =
o'clock "wednesday afternoon. Pres
ents will lie distributed. Mrs Edna
Sheehy and M. Joseph Evans will
sing.
Friendship House DancinE Club will
meet in the Tyler School. Eleventh
and q streets southeast, al 30
o'clock Tuesday night.
A Chanuka entertainment viii be
held in Adath Israel Synagogue. sixth
and I streets northwest, at 8 o'clock
tonight.
Community service mixers are asked
20 join the wanderIusters' Club a.
I4cS Pennsylvania avenue northwest at
e. this afternoon for the walls
scheduled.
A Christmas party for the colored
school children OF tho District will
be held tomorrow night in Liberty
Hut.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

from W T. HiLb and Company
SALES.
ws.,,ipS,on Gss. = at q. 10 At -
IulInibia GrIpLupi"'ne can. . al %
After call:
CI,,h,, ,;pnior,hJre pid.. 10 al ~.
rJyru., Elrctnc CONS. .. 81. COO at 20. aW'
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checks. los: c.b,es. oz. Iernany: chcGA''
g. 10. cabIes. : =. Austria check ~ go
e. Holland checks. IT.: cables. .. ltA.'
h,,4, II@ cables. u 20 S~us cheoS'.
cslIc< g Stockholm krouer. eher%-' = T.
-
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New York. Dcc 1-Tcds,,. c,,.ir,, N, t,,.
eisn exchange: Sterling. demand, 8 ses. cables
sah. Bankers. 90 days as; % DAYS. 37Sn
Fr,nr- ~he<er ma' -shi.. W -
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CURB MARKET.

e'Ot,tiOn, furnished by W. B. pib. 4 Co.
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LOSS OF TEACHERS
THROUGH LOW PAY
WRECKNG SCHOOLS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Harry Boland, member Of parliament
and secretary Of the Irish parliament.
will address the Friends Of Irish Free
dom in Eagles Hall. COL Y street
northwest. at S o'clock tonight.
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Robert Z. Lee Chapter. No. G4t
United Daughters OF the Confederacy.
will meet in Confederate Memorial
Hall. l322 Vermont avenue northwest.
at O'Clock Tuesday night Repre-
sentative Fred Clark. Of Florida, will
speak.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

binds US together with hoops Of steel
Yes, it's twice blessed
Don't BE Too ExnctinE.
The lack Of mercy is 20 be exact
ing and uncOmprOmising and unyielu-
ing in your dealings with other peO-
pie. It's lacking others up and max
ing them come to the scratch If the
wanted him to do. don't kill him He
has some right as well as YOU. II
wife does not have dinner ready on
the minute. don't get mad and abuse
her and get a divorce she has some
rights If she is your wife.
If the poor man who has nothing
but debts does not meet his obliga-
tions promptly. you who have a bank
account. stop and think Mercy should
be as common as the weaknesses and
fraflties Of mindkind. The tyrants
war The abuse Of our power over
other people is caused by the lack Of
mercy.
You who are forever demandine
that others do Just as you want them
TO do and losing your temper when
they exercise any choice or rlght ol
self determination, you remem1e tnai
God is going 70 pass on your case
and He has said. that he shall have
Judgment without mercy that has
showed no mercy" How about be
ing respectors Of persons How about
culling Gods lswse How about
mercy? Be We doors OF the word and
not hearers only, deceiving your own
selves
It would not be a bad idea for some
OF YOU to read the book OF James
II is "the Bible" along towards the
back
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
SCRIPTURE



A SOWER went out to sow his seed.
Aand as he sowed, some fell by
the way side; and It was trodden
down. and the fowls Of the air de-
voured it.
And some fell upon rock; and as
soon as it was sprung up it withered
away, because it lacked moisture.
And some fell among thorns; and
the thorns sprang up with it. and
choked IT.
And other fell on good ground. and
sprang Up, and bare fruit an hun
dredfold. And when he had said these
things. he cried. He that hath ears to
hear. let him hear.
And his disciples asked him. say
ing. What might this parable be-
And he said, Unto you IL IS given
TO know the mysteries OF the kingdom
OF God: but to others in parallels; that
seeing they might not see. and hear
inc they might not understand
Now the parable is this. The seed
is the word Of God
Those by the way side are they that
hear: then cOmeth the devil and tax
eth away the word out OF their hearts.
lest they should believe and be saved
They on the rock are they, which,
when they hear receive the word with
joy and these have no root. which
for a while believe. and in time Of
temptation fan away
And that which fell among thorns
are they, which. when they have
heard, go forth. and are choked with
cares and riches and pleasures Of this
life. and bring no fruit 70 perfection.
But that on the good ground are
they, which in an honest and good
heart, having heard the word. keep it.
and bring forth fruit with patience.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

The Atlantic cannot be a barrier 10
our nelptulness, nor the Rio Graude.
Christ was in some measure a social
lst, always Catholic in his teachings
and looked upon man as such, regard
less Of the fact that he was rich or
poor, barbarian. wise or unWise. Jew
OF Gentle. Have not the faith of the
Lord Jesus Christ in respect to Der-
SON. You had better be careful. lest
you hear him say I'm the last day
'lnasmuch as re did IL not"
Keeping the Whole Law.
.. Chap. 2-10-11. "Whosoever. shall
keep the whole law, and vet offend
IN one point, he is guilty of all" The
idea he is expressing is. that we have
no right TO discriminate between
Gods laws; to select some and dis
regard others God never made them
for you 10 pick and choose which you
would keep Taking Gods name in
vain is I'm the ten commandments
along with murder. To do either is
to be guilty before God. Keeping the
sabbath holy is as much Gods law as
that you should not commit adultry.
Should you keep one and break the
other. no matter which you are guilty.
"be ye doors OF the word and not
hearers only"
Judgment Without Mercy.
8. Chap. 2-13. For he shall have
judgment without mercy, that has
showed no mercy"
There is many a tyrant that must
vet receive his oppression. Not only
the kaiser. but you husbands and
wives: bankers and judges, fathers
and mothers, strikers and capital
Mercy How Il heals our wounds, re-
moves our misunderstandiuEs and