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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14
UNION CONGRESS
 MAKING PROGRESS To Consider Necessary Ac- ti0n in Case Demands Re-
 fused by Government
By Associated fress

Glasgow, September 12.-The Trades Union congress, in session here today, completed the most important business of it's programme with the adoption of a resolution providing for the calling of a special conference of British captains of labor to consider the form of action to be resorted to should the government refuse the demand of the Congress for the repeal of the conscription law and to withdraw British troops from Rus sia, resolutions demanding which the Congress had passed previously.
 The belief was expressed in many quarters that these demands would be given unsatisfactory attention by the government. IL was pointed out that the calling of a special Congress to de- termine the action necessary should the government not meet labor's reduire- ments would place upon Congress the necessity clearly to define it's attitude respecting direct action in political matters This decision was lodged at yesterdays session by the parliamentary strategists.
 The resolution demanding state owner ship of mines pledges the Congress to convene a special session to determine the form the proceedings shall take. J. w. ogden. president of the Congress- and John J. Jones, labor member of the House of Commons, were today named delegates to the international labor con- ference which meets at Washington in October.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14
GADsDEN

| Gadsden, September 12.-(Special)- Reuben Howard. 2, of Mountainboro, was killed almost instantly at 10 o'>poc5 this
 morning when A. c. s. train No. struck the motorcycle he was riding at the Fifth
 street crossing in Attalla. His sister, Miss Bessie Howard, who was riding in a side car. jumped and escaped injury One stunt after another was pulled last night at the pavilion on Bellevue Highlands when the Rotary Club enter tained the recently organized Kiwanls Club. One feature was the wedding cere- many of Noccalula. an Indian princess, impersonated by w. s. Vance and the
 handsomest of the paleface tribe, Prof. w. c. Griggs. At the last moment, Noe calula refused to accept the paleface. ex-
 claiming "He too old me for the falls Another feature was a spelling match, in
 which Kiwanans were asked to spell In- | dian names, and Rotarians, simple words. | The Kiwan.ans lost but it was freely 1 charged that the Rotarian team had l studied the words for two weeks. c. w. Vance. member of the fair price board, was found guilty of the charge of profit eering and sentenced to seven years in | the pententiary, to furnish the court new pair of shoes or to join the Kiwans l Club for sixty days. A dance concluded i the evening. A picnic supper was served 1 Knights of Pythias of the Third dis l trict, in session at Collinsvile. yesterday selected Attalla as the 1920 meeting place. ! and elected the following officers: Presi- dent, D. A. Yates, Attalla; vice-president, T. W. Taylor, Gadsden; secretary-treas- urer, F. c. Wilbanks, Collinsville. News has been received here of the passage by the House of the bill pro- viding means for the consolidation of Gadsden, Alabama City and Attalla. It is expected to come up in the Senate next week.
 The cattle tick quarantine in Etowah county will be raised Monday, according to an announcement from pr. A. H. Metz ger United States inspector. and cattle may not be brought into the county from Calhoun Cherokee, St. Clair, Blount or Marshall counties.
 T. Gilbert ("Puss') Erwin. Cadsden man, is sergeant attached to General pershings headquarters, and has arrived in this county.
 A new meat market has been onened at Walnut and Sixth streets by E. W. Man. cie and A. F. Nunnally The Lokey Ice Cream Company has
 placed an order for s1o.0H0 worth of ma chinerv an1 will increase its capacity
 from 600 to 1000 gallons daily.
 The annual convention of the Etowah
 Baptist Association opened at the First
 Baptist Church this morning. The con-
 vention sermon was preached by J. Ed
 Lowery of the Twelfth Street church.
 Judge l.. l.. Herzberger and John Cottle
 have purchased the Vaughn place, IA
 miles south of Gadsden. adjoining their
 present property. This will give the two
 men 400 acres of the finest land in the
 county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14
WIRE OPERATORS
 PREVENT FAMINE
Photographers Refuse to Send Messages From Dealers to
 Commission Merchants

Paris, August B. Correspondence of The Associated ss)-Vigil liant telegraph operators in the central of flee here saved Paris from possible famine during the recent food crisis precipitated by the proriteers.
 Following disorders around the cen- tral markets where consumers raided the stands, and overtni CIV them, scat tering vegetables fruit, fish and other food to the ground because of the high prices. a number of commission merchants sent urgent telegrams to producers outside of Paris telling luther orders. Many of the despatches indicated that, owing to a general de- cline in prices. the merchants were withholding their goods from the mer- ket
 The telegram numbered about one thousand They had gone past the wickets into the operating rooms, when the operators who was working one of the wires to Brittany noted a batch of them cancelilng orders for butter. Now he had paid ten francs for a pound of butter that morning He consulted with colleagues operating wires leading to fish, vegetable and other tenters and thelr tables were loaded down with similar telegrame. N. ne Of the messages was sent
 In statement issued last night the government said that lr took the re- sponsibility for the action of the tele- graphers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14
Baths in Siberia

Baths are apparently as scarce as stable governments in Siberia. There is an amusing paragraph in Carl Acker- mans new book Trailing the Bolshe- viki'' (Scribners), on the first bath he managed to get in Manchuria at the close of weeks of travel in Siberia:
 "The chief joy of the city (Manchouli on the Siberia Manchurian border) was the city bath house, and to this monop- oily of cleanliness I hurried. At the bath house scores of other citizens had come-Chinese, Russians. Burats, Mon- golians, Englishmen, Frenchmen, Jap anese and Americans. I bought my ticket entitling me to one hours stand ing room under a spray of hot water, and stood in line with the others, walt ing patiently for my turn to come. There were some 32 others ahead of me. When at last my time came you may be as sured I got my full hours worth.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14

head of the interallied relief commission in an analysis of the economic situation in Europe just published in the British National Food Journal.
 The entire surplus productivity of the Western Hemisphere is totally incapable of meeting the present deficiency in Flu ropean production if 1t is long contin- ued." the analysis asserts. NOT couh credits be moblized for this purpose for more than 8 short period because all credits must necessarily be simply an advance against the return of commod- ities in exchange and credits will break down the instant that the return of com modities becomes improbable. Further, if such credits be obtained for more than temporary purposes, 1t would re- suit in economic slavery of Europe to the Western Hemisphere. and the ulti- mate end would be war again"
 Mir Hoover points out this solution of the European economic problem: "A wig orous realization of the actual situation in each country of Europe and reso- lute statesmanship based on such real ization-the populations of Europe must be brought to a realization that produc- tivity must be instantly increased
 Tn the present-dav European ferment, MT. Hoover says, "every economic pat ent medicine" has Hooked under the ban ner of socialism or communism which has claimed to speak for all the down. trodden-to alone bespeak human sym pathy."
 Experimentation in varying forms Of these political leanings-socialism and conmunism-has so far, in every case, resulted in reduced production, the food controller says.
 Europe's threatened coal famine, the analysis says, is due ''in the largest degree to the human factor of the limi- tation of effort"
 Western assistance in the form of its devotion of surplus productivity to Eu- ropes needs. lis a service that the Western Hemisphere must approach with a high sense of human duty and sys- pathy" concludes Mir Hoover. The economic burden on the west should not last more than a year and can be carried and will be repaid. To effect these re- suits the resources of the Western Hem isphere and of Europe must be mobil- iZed. '
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14
P|T-bROW WOMAN
 DEAD AT AGE OF 30.
Could Use Shovel as We'll as Man and Was Csn-
 sidered Expert

Wigan, England August 4.-(Corre- spondence of the Associated Press) Mrs. Bridget McHugh, the oldest pit brow" woman in the Pemberton coal field, has just died here at the age of 80 years. For more than half century she had worked at the mines.
 "Old Bridget, as Mrs. McHugh was familiarly called, was hale and hearty, strongly built woman who could use a shovel in filling mine cars as well as any man, and was always looked upon as an expert pit-brow worker, few being her equal.
 The shorter working day was unknown to her, and summer and winter rain or shine she was accustomed to leave horne at o'clock every morning and was in her place at the coal bank before the whistle sounded at 6. Her day continued
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14

experiments which have increased the yield by one-third during the past 70 years. But where farm is two and one-half acres. and where an additional acre costs $500, every inch and every minute must be used. Even then one-i third of the farmers families have to. add to their incomes by silk raising
 No wonder there is a drift toward the city factories, especially since the old order which gave the farmer social pres tige is being replaced by one founded
 upon A. financial basis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14
The Cost of Living

From ''Mr. Dooley: On Making a Will
 and Other Necessary Evils" (Just pub
 l'shed by Charles Scribner's Sons)
 Dock O'Leary. said Mir. Hennessy, tells me rival is takin' away lot " his practice be putin ivrybody on q 'iet. He didn't say who it was"
 ''He told me- said MT. Dooley Its tn high cost iv uvin'"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14
PRODUCTION MUST BE INCREASED OR
 CHAOS IS CERTAIN
Entire Surplus of Western Hemisphere Incapable of Meeting Deficiency in
 Europe, Says Hoover

London. August 2A-(Correspondenc, Of the Associated Press )--Unless European productivity can be rapidly increased there ean be nothing but political, moral and economic chaos, finally interpreting itself in loss of life on a scale hitherto undreamed of, says Herbert Hoover,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14
Duty to Ones Friends

From MT. Dooley: On Making a Will
 and Other Necessary Evils" (Just pub-
 lished by Charles Scribner's Sons)
 'Ye don't have to lend a man money" said MT. Dooley. "Ye don't have to amuse him; ye don't have to take care iv him if he's sick; ye don't have to do any, thing fir hip but wan thing"
 An what's that?" asked MT. Hen messy.
 If he wants to fight ye, ye've got to accommodate him." said MT. Dooley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14

Champion Spark Plug Company. Toledo. Ohio sp~A cemtsv S csasis Ltd. wi.dss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14
Down on the Japanes,e Farm

From the World Outlook.
 No one but Japanese farmer could raise enough rice to go around fin a country where there are 56 900 people and only 5000 square miles of farm lands The government is helping by
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-14

until or s at night. Mrs McHugh was grandmother and two of her sons are employed in the colliery where she worked so long,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-26
DIN fUCA CONDf|ULUL.

Mister Oscar s. Straus. un ban
cher evreu din New York, scrie
intro revista ca convingerea a.
lui este ca numarul Evreilor din
Englitera 81 din America, carl
vor emigra in Palestina, sc for
meze noul stat Evreu, va ii foM'-
te mic.
Unde-i norocul acela sd nu pie
ce nici unul, Sc remina loo mai
multi pentru cei dim 'Rominia. p
mutt mai aproape 81 nu vor ii 81
liti sd treaca Marea Rosie. MOI
Gu astia de aici ne impacam 81 o
Queen bine.
Charlie Cristo, din Minneapolis
a trecut prin criza tragi-comi-
ca noaptea trecuta. Caruclorul
lui in care facea floricele (pop
corn) luat foe. Pompierii an
fost AWAIT 81 au VENT la timp.
Caful de la caruciorul lui Cristo
s'a speriat 81 s'a pus pc fuga.
Fuge calul. fuge Cristo dupa q
tinind de haturi, srigind cit il
tine gura: Ho! Fug pompierli
en- aparatele dupa el strigini
.,Stop!'' peste sase ,!blockurl'
in ilaritatea publicului care stri-
ga: ..ho" stop pc cind 'bietul
Cristo. alb ia fata. GU toate a
cam bala caches ca toti urmasii
lui Pericles. tremura Gle grOaza,
pima multumita unor trecatori
carl All inhatat calul de capetea
l-au oprit.
Detcctivul Mathern din Lake
Forrest. ILL.,, pc cind urmarea ID
automobilul niste bandit carl
facusera spargere, a fost oprit
de un politist, acuzat Cd a minat
,automobilul Gu 0 viteza prea ma
re. Banditii all scapat 81 sacum
casul e in fata iustitiei..
A inceput sa ne soseasca scrl-
sori prin carl Mise spun ca pre>a
sori earl Mise spun ca uncle Ma-
re americana GER bani, adica do
noastra la apelul Tngurilor. -
Voiti oare dovada mai buna lie
spre simpatia anumitei prese g.
mericane fata de Unguri? - Blu.
siness.
Anyhow. ar Fl bine sa Sc tina
in seama de acei earl ne cheamI
pc lei pc colo, ca All personalnl
redactiei nOastre Sc compune III
mai din dol 81 nu din trei, ca
inainte. 81 cind unul Sc plaseaza
eel care remine Sc scarpina, dupa
ceafa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-26

Sc zice ca doctorul Lapp, co
misionerul poporului pentru afa-
cerile straine din Munich, Bava-
ria, fost> bagat de doua ori Ia
casa de nebuni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-26

posibil Gel mai mare din Statele-r
mite, Sc numeste sicomor, planta
din familia smochinilor; circum-
ferenta lui este de A urine 81 sa-
Sc degete> 81 are inaltime de 80
urine.
Societatea ,,Strainul Libar''. -
- st. Louis. = Suntem lncunosti-
intati ca adresa societatii ,,Strai-
null Liber" este 1881 Gratiot Str,
st. Louis, Mo.
Fonograful in politica. - Wa
shington. - S "a facut cunoscllt
ca comitetul national al demo-
cratilor a ,,mohilizat mil de fono-
CRATE prin mijlocul carora spera
ca Sc educheze publicul in mare
RE politica 81 totodata Sc ,cfstige
yoturi pentru partidul democrat
in campania presedintiala ce va
incepe in curind.
| S'a propus ca vorbirile mem
brilor fruntasi din acel partid
cum 81 vorbirile barbatilor dis
tinsi din partidul democrat sd fie
reproduse pc recorduri 81 date ca
Sc cinte in public, cit 81 .prin ga
sele private.
Aceste .vorbiri'' vor atinge che
stii importante 81 vor dura cinci
minute.
Femeie de 70 ami merge la uni
versitate. - Madison. - Una din
tire gradatele universitatii din Wi
sconsin, la cursurile de vara, a
fost Dina Ellen A. Copp, in etatc
de 70 ami
| Ea urmareste studinl sociolo-
gic pregatindu-se ca sc priftasca
. aoctogsatggll q VI. y flllasofie. llas
Dol specqlatori pedepsiti. -
Cleveland. = .Judecatorul Silbcrt
= pedepsit ieri Gu $500 pc mena-
gerul companiei Swift 4 Co., ca
re fOst acuzat sca a yiolat legea
lui Smiths AL doilea care va fl
adus in fata judecatorului Silbert
este Joseph n. Nash, de la Clevc-
land Provision Co.
Accidente de aeroplane. - Gle
veland. - Doua accidente de ne
roplane au avut loc la Woodland
Hill, din care dol pilot 81 0 mul-
time de spectator aQ scapat Gu
viata ca prin IMMUNE.
Primgl accident fost al pilotn-
lui Ira O. Biffe, care a VENT d;,,
Chicago, aduc7nd posta, masina
a lovit in groapa 81 a dat ecu ma
SUI in pamInt.
| Gu ora mai tirziu Erie, Sbrin-
ger, dupa ce a incercat nm enorm
aeroplan martini cind Sc CO.
bora era Sc loveasca pc spectatorii
ce stateau in Gale, insa pilotul mai
bine a 1ntors 81 a lovit intr'un a.
utomobil, rupind ambele aripi ale
masinei de suburat. An
| *#
Aiiatn vor trimite douA note
gsrWnil0r. - Paris. Consiliul
suprem a decis ca Sc mai trimita
inca doua note delegation ger
mani ce Sc afIa la Versailles; in
prima nota Sc va cere restituirca
lucrnrilor confiscate de catre GER
mani, in timpul razboiului, de Ia
Jugoslavi. In a dotla Sc va recu~
noaste primirea motel germanc
prin care gernallii sunt invoiti a
preda documentele prin care s "a
facut confiscarile in teritoriile in
vadate, la fel-in aceastas nota Sc
va spune germanilor cA aliatii al
Sunt dispusi . sta de vorba Gu 81
referitor la discutiile din trstatnl
de pace.
Sinucidsri. Toledo. Dzaa
Edwin Duvaii 4uparatE ca fecio-
rul ei trage be snoarte ID spitsl IN
urma unei flnpuscStnri, gi-a txiat
gitul. Feciornl ei ! fost p,iscat lc
|niste oarneni ftrk ckpAtfi A y so
fenea din oras.
Dna DuvsllEa fost aflat4 de All
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-26

M - ~ =.
phi mai mici, la a caror tipete de
spaima au VENT vecinii 81 a fost
chemat un medic care a dus-o Ia
spital. Sc crede ca va scapa Gu vi.
alta.
Gel mai mare vapor. Londra.
Prin luna Octombrie, Anglia va
avea gaia eel mai mare vapor de
razboi. Numele lui va Fl III. S.
Hood" Acest vapor este unic, re-
prezinta tot odata pc distrugato-
rul 81 pc crucisatorul, avind tu-
nuri tot att de multe ca distruga-
toarele 81 iuteala crucisatoarelor.
Lungimea vaporului este de 900
urine. avind un ,tonaj de 100000.
Are optsprezece tunuri de 10 inch
caliIbru.
Ultima inventia lui Marconi
- Londra. Marele inventator
italian Marconi a inventat un a.
parat care poate arata unde Sc
afla vapoarele pc ocean, asa ca sa
1nlature posibilitatea unei cioc-
niri.
Moartea unui bancher. - New
York. DR.. Albert Schultz, care
a fost amploiat de John Nemeth
State Bank, murit acum de cl;-
rfnd. Ell a fost in legAturi Gu BAN
ca de aproape cinci ami de zile.
D-nul Schultz fost un lucrator
credincios al bancii, de aceia direc
tori i'm ultima intrunire au decis
ca sd plateasca sotiei lui pensie
Gle $500 dolari saptaminal.
La aceiasi intrunire directo-
rilor S a decis ca sc dea lucratori-
lor un bonus de 20 procente, ba-
zat pc salar pc timpul celor sase
luni tretute.
Copil aflat de cline. - Young
stown. = I'm copil, Henry Martin.
cazut in namolul unui rlulet in
Mill Creek Park. j. Holt, un pa
zitor de la calea ferata tocmai trc-
cea prin pare, insotit de nedes-
partitul lui cline. Cind ajuns la
locul GU pricina, animalul s'a o.
prit, pazitorul s'a oprit 81 ell va
zind copilul, a lndemnat ciinele
Sc sara in ajutorql lui, care in ci-
teva minute la 81 scos afar;,
din namOl
Lupta intre aeroplane 81 un vul-
tur. = Atlantic City. Primui
,.conflict" intre aeroplane 81 rege-
le vazduhnlui a avut loe deasu-
pra orasului Atlantic City. Un vnl
tur mare STA facut aparitia pc
deasupra orasului, atmci dol avia-
tori s'au ri5licat cu masinele lor
ca sal urmareasca. Urmarirea Il
inceput la 0 inaltime de 5000 ur-
me- Vulturul parea Incurcat Ia
inceput vazind monstrii aerieni.
apoi STA fntins aripele 81 in Gu
rInd a disparut.
Din cauza Upset de spatiu, So-
manu- VIRTUE 81 Desfriu" nu
apare in numarul de All.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-26

trimite pc Ia ,,Romania", 1919
Moore Street, Akron, Ohio, An
gustin Sissea, prop. Cereti pre-
turtle Leilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-26
INfORh|A1lUN

franta yi scumpetea. - Paris,
- Guvernul francez ca sd com
bata scumpetea mare decis ca Sc
faca mai multe restaurants in ca,
re sa Sc vinda mincare pc un pret
foarte redus La fel s'a decis cd
hrana ce ramas de la armata
din timpul razboiului sd fie vim
duta poporului prin cooperative.
Guvernul mai luat masuri ca
sa puma capat speculation.
Germanii Ger pasapoarte pentru
0lahda. - Cleveland. Bert &.
Miller, oficiant la courtul fede-
raj spus astazi ca foarte mutt
germani au facut aplicatie pen.
tru pasapoarte ca Sc mearga IN
OAnda. Sc pare Cd aceasta Z din
cauza Cd pima acum nu Sc dau pa
sapoarte pentru Germania. Apli-
cattle au fost trimise la Washing
ton ca sa Sc faca cercetari.
Gel mai mare pom din GkntGle
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-26

phi mai mici, la a caror tipete de
spaima au VENT vecinii 81 a fost
chemat un medic care a dus-o Ia
spital. Sc crede ca va scapa Gu vi
ata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-26

posibil Gel mai mare din Statele-T
mite, Sc numeste sicomor, planta
din familia smochinilor; circum-
ferenta lui este de A urine 81 sa.
Sc degete, 81 are inaltime de 15C
urine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-26

Gel mai mare pom din Statsls
Unite. Worthington, Ind.
IN acest oras s'a aflat cd pomul,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-26

Societatea ,,Strainul Lib.ar''. -
- st. Louis. = suntem incunosti-
intati Cd adresa societatii ,,Strai-
null Liber" este 1881 Gratiot Str,
st. Louis, Mo.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-26

sinucidsri, Toledo. D-aa
Edwin Duvaii suparat6 ca fecio-
fnl ei trage be snoarfe ID apital IN
irma unei irnpuscatnri, si-a THAT
g1tul. Feciorul ei ! fost piscat dc
|niste cameni ftrk ckpAtfi A y sa-
fenea din orss
D-na Buvslls i fost e13atl a{le eo.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-26

Ultima inventia a lui Marconi.
- Londra. - Marele inventator
italian Marconi a inventat un a.
parat care poate arata unde Sc
afla vapoarele pc ocean, asa ca sa
1nlature posibilitatea unei cioc-
niri.
Evening star., 1919-04-26
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
CONTINUED from Tenth Pase)

american expeditionary forces at
Chateau Thierry turned the tide in
the world war, for their reinforce
ments caused the French. who were
70 the conflict. The coming Of the
Holy Spirit filled Peter, who at the
trial had denied his Lord three
times; with a spirit Of courage. 50
hesitate to speak about Jesus and
condemn those who had crucified
their Lord.
The Holy Spirit was given to those
who had obeyed the Masters COM
mand to tarry in Jerusalem until they
were endued with power from on
high. The life Of prayer is still the
path to freedom from the bondage of
sin and to deliverance from doubt and
despair. The disciples were in the
prayer room of the early church.
when Jesus surprised them and stood
I'm their midst upon the evening of
thal-first Easter. spoke the word of
peace and appointed them to be his
repre reSentatives, and then he breathed
yc sthe Holy Ghost" The words of
the Lord were not spoken in vain. 1t
was special blessing for His disci-
pies that was a secret bestowal and
lever repeated. while the public mani
Testation of Pentecost is frequently
faith and desire to be used of the
Holy Ghost.
In making provision for the devel-
cpment OF the Christians life so that
All things work together for good
the. Holy Spirit is only given TO those
ingly to be guided in all things by
Him. The man who Is willing to obey
God will find upon his repentance Of
all sin. trusting absolutely the prom
ises Of Christ and drawing near in
prayer. that he will be filled with the
Holy Spirit SO that he can erter into
the service of the Master. The word
OF God will appeal to the Spirit filled
man and he will study 1t with new
interest. He will come to have.
dom. success and power In prayer and
service.
The God-led man will have in the
conformation of his character to that
of the Lord Jesus fruits of the Spirit q
presence. In his relation TO the
peace. In his relation with others he
viii possess long suffering. kindness
GOODNESS and faithfulness. In hts own
iife he will become meek and through
self-control crucifed the flesh. These
Processes will not be separated in the
IL ene lives by the Spirit his conduc,
and career will reveal advancement In
spiritual life. IT is only with the
power Of the Spirit that the Christian
and the church will be able to face
the new facts In the revelation OF
Gods will in the gospels and follow
the leadership of the risen Lord.
We cannot separate God from the
affairs Of our daily life. The failures
"f sthe past have been due 20 our
/. neglect of Gods presence In the mids,
Of men. The Holy Spirit has been
touching our daily lives. ready to as
s'st-us IN our pressing needs for com
sAert and guidance