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FRIENDS AND PATRONS

FRIENDS AND PATRONS
 Remember I am still in the green |ouse business with a full line of |ard and garden plants. Hanging |askets. porch box plants, old bas- |ets renewed. Pansies and roses eaay now. MRS. MAE FLOWERS FLORIST |feenh0use 819 West Eleventh Ave. Phone PRS.
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Don't hunt for boarders. Order a Graphic Want Ad and the boarders will hunt you.
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Miss Ann Brown, of Camden, and Ess Mary Redmond, of Fl Pasa, Tex,
 ere inc guests of Mrs. Senate Sea- [ook and Mrs. w. w. Taylor here Isterdav. They came here from Lit ] Rock where they witnessed the Ectory Loan Flying Circus. Miss |edmond returned home to Camden Fin Miss Brown where she will re- |ain until April 21 before returning her home in El Paso.
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Mrs Allen Hammett, of Pittsburgh, ansas. is visiting MT. and Mrs. b.
 Mills 715 West Barraque street.
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This is the latest picture Q, Mrs. Evans, elder daughter O David Lloyd George. It was taken in the British prime minister's IF fee at the time he was pnotos graphed as member of the psa-' ' ] congress
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,,a 0,es ladies Auxiliary to the Broth od ,e of Railway Trainmen will loo4 tbis is afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at e' of p hall. All members are o1 l to attend this meeting.
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In Meeting I. A. of M.

hi Meeting I. A. O1 WI.
 A call meeting of\the Auxiliary of IA of M. will be held Wednesday |ternoon or at the home of Mrs. M. F: Eta o0] West Third avenue. All |en,bers are urged to be present as
 ] Gs;ness of importance Will be
 |ansacted.
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o w c T. II. will give a due tea at ls so'ne Mrs. T. Y. Murphy on South ;n ro street Thursday afternoon from q ' x O'clock. All members are urged attend.
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oval NeighbOrs Meet.
 The Royal Neighbors will meet to- ight at 7:3O o'clock at the A. O. U. Hall. Refreshments will be serv- l
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lance At Club.
 There will be a dance at the Coun- |y Club tonightt. Lotus and Soute- |e Clubs are invited. A part of Fandy's band will furnish the music.
 eryices At Presbyterian Church. Mrs. S. A. Brady will conduct ser |ices at the Second Presbyterian
 hurch Thursday afternoon at 2:30 |clock and at s clock.
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ATLANTA REPORTS ON TUBERCU-
L0SIS.

Atlanta, Ca, Dec. 20.-The work
Of the ti-Tuberculosis association
among the Colored people of Atlanta
has been such that it has protected
not only them, but white families
with which they come in contact
from the ravages of the disease,
declares Miss Rosa Lowe, secretary
of the association.
Miss Lowe says that no more white
contract tuberculosis from Colored
people in Atlanta than Colored peo-
pie contract tuberculosis from white
people. A Negro woman who washes
clothes for a white family in which
there Is tuberculosis, is just as apt
to catch the disease from some soil
ed garment as a tubercular washer
woman, bringing clothes to a white
family, is apt to give the disease to
some member of the family, says
Miss Lowe.
Statistics in the files of the AS
ISOLATION show that large percen-
tage of Atlanta's Colored people have
been cured by the association in the
past ten years, or, IL they have not
been cured, the disease has been so
arrested that they do not endanger
those about them
In addition to this, the association
now is carrying on campaign Of
education among the Colored people
that 1t is teaching them now to live
so that the condition causing tu-
berculosis will be stamped out.
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OAK CLIFF.

Oak Cliff, Texas. Dec. iS.-There is
quite deal Of sickness in the Cliff
this week.
Mrs. Abe Gray, Mrs. Mary Earl
and Mrs. Hanna McLemore are on
the sick list
Miss Lorene Jordan OF Betterton
Circle, who has been out Of the city
for month or more has returned.
Mrs. sam Davidson OF 1924 Il. 9th
Street. was called 20 Gainesville, last
week to the bedside Of her aunt's
husband, Mr.. Robert Craig, who
died later in Fort Worth at Booker
Washington sanitarium.
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FL Bethel Baptist Church,
B. Moore, D. D., Pastor
r. u. Jones, Clerk

Tough Indictment the weather be,
there are ever few faithful Chris
tians that are glad they can 20 to
the house OF the Lord. With few
present on Thursday night 18th inst,
10 witness a great sermon by Rev
Simmons, who is travelling with Rev
r. II. Green, Supt. OF the Bryan Or
phan Home donated $1,000 to the
orphans.
Sunday was "high dayv in service.
At $3.50 a. m, Sunday school was
opened with the usual interest and
inspiration, consequence Of which
great Bible truths are brought out,
and splendid class collections. Pas
tor Moore, as General Supt, is alert
on keeping the school advancing for
ward.
The IL a. m, services eclipse the
All day services, for we were highly
fed gospel truths that are whole
some and elevating.
Subject of the sermon delivered
Nv pastor Moore. "A Testimony OF
Remembrance 4$th Psalms 1912.
80 D. m. service was well spent
~ attendance at Friendship Baptist
church. Queen City Pastor Moore.
accompanied by the choir and good
n number OF officers and laity, do
hating s10.55. But to the appre-
Native delight of Ell Bethel church
was the reception OF cheek OF
cox 90 from Mr.. Geo. Caldwell, a
f.hrintian pfilanthropIst, through Rev
n arlington Wilson of Macedonia.
7.g0 3. m, services another inn
nressIye sermon delivered by pastor
Moore text 1st Peter 2:5 subject,
1codss query" An immense congre-
,sfion was present Total collection
q. A. TURNER. Reporter
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Moving Pictures Of
Of Our COIorsd Fighters

Over three thousand feet of moving
pictures taken of our boys in train
ing in action in France ana return
ing home the only genuine and origi-
nal moving pictures ever taken of
our Colored soldier boys. These pic
lures are for lease to churches.
schools and theatres or will sell out
right. A chance of your life time
to see these wonderful pictures and
make big money besides for full
particulars address STAR THEATRE,
2515 Market St, Galveston, Texas.
Singer Sewing Machines-New and
second hand. We buy, sell, rent and
repair.-GeO. v. Walton. NJ. 1856.
ZIG North st. Paul Street, one block
north Of Majestic Theatre. 12-6-4t
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Harry Lalndy.

Harry Lundy.
Instrumental Duett--Jessie Pollard
and Valore Hampton.
I'm l.. Catilinam CRATIC" III Chap
ter Florence Harllee.
Grandchildren V-2O lines Mary
Emma Mack.
Solo Vocal Beatrice Cowen.
Answer to come common objections
to the study of Latin by nine girls.
Opinion Of prominent men as to
the value of the classes by nine boys.
Solo--"Ora Pro Nobisp--Annie Lee
Lacy.
Practical Value of Latin Charlie
Mae Henry.
selection--"The Rosary by High
School Orchestra
Closing song "Sllent Night
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WoIfe CIV. Texas. Ronte 1

HVAiC SAtJs AeAhO, hOute 4
1t has been rumored that the F..
|. S. College has been closed. This
is not true. 1t is open and running
and more than ever before it is pre-
pared to give the best training to
our boys and girls.
We have the best preparatory
school in the state. Send your boy
and girl to this institution where
they may be away from evil in
fluences and where they will be
under the personal influence and
direction of able and reliable edu-
Gators. This school is between La
donia and Wolfe City. Those coming
from East get off at Ladonia. Those
coming from South and West get
off at Wolfe City. Board and tuition
$40 per month. Naturalization fee
$500 payable in advance.
II. j. SMITH, A. b., LII. B., Pres.
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COLoRED AGENTS WANTED

have found the greatest Remedy
on Earth for Backache, Kidney
Troubles, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, APP
pendicitis, it will ease any pain in
600 minutes if you have backache
so you can hardly straighten. Agents
are to give free demonstrations and
place this medicine in all drug stores
throughout the United States. One
bottle by mail money order $1.10.
Local agents also wanted. You can
earn from 100000 to 100000 a
year. For information write
DIR. w. Il. SLAUGHTER,
704 Neches st. Beaumont, Texas.
Send stamps for return mail.
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Y. NJ. {. 4.

Y. NJ. c. A. Meeting at st. Paul
NJ. II. Church Sunday, Dec. q.
1919. Good speaking and good
music. Every man especially has
cordial invitation. You need
the inspiration of these religious
meeting.
You are expected at p. m.
J. d. RICE. Secretary
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The man who undertakes a BUSH
mess must have faith in his ability
as manager and salesman and he
must also be able to communicate
his faith to those to whom he sells
in his particular commodity or SER
vice. 1t is so far as he increases
the faith Of the public in him as man
ager and in his commodity as able
to satisfy the demand for which 1t
was credited in just as far is his
business going to grow and spread
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Bring The Riddles To Toyland

DOLLS
12-inch Dressed Dolls-Unbreak-
able heads and stuffed bodies
-..--..-..---..---.--------...-.-. DC
12-inch Baby Dolls Composition
bodies in very life-like colors
.....................................S1 90
12-inch Dressed -Unbreak-
able heads, stuffed bodies, Sleep
ing eyes .-.....-.......-...........-....sD 80
14-inch Standing Kupids-dressed
and undressed, $3.50 and. So. so
15-inch Sleeping Natural
hair. dressed, composition body;
at .........-..............................S4 90
18-inch Baby l-Unbreakable
heads, stuffed bodies, dressed
..........................................S5 90
1S-inch Dressed Dolls-D Dressed in
sweater, natural hair ........S7. so
22-inch Sleeping Dolls-Natural
hair, very beautiful $1,000
24-inch Crying Baby Dolls-Very
natural and life-like..a...S12.5O
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Wanted.-Competent young woman
stenographer, must have good En-
glish foundation, reasonable salary.
Apply in own handwriting; state ex-
perience if any.-Baptist Education
Board, w. H. Fuller, Financial Sec
rotary, 11G4 Angelina ST., Austin,
Texas. 12-13-2t
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j. C. PHILLIPS. A. B., WITH Ma.
TIONAL REPUTE.

Elocutionist, dramatist, poet, So
cial uplift, welfare and religious
worker and lectureT Open for en-
gagements in California, Nebraska
Oklahoma, Missouri, New Mexico.
Texas. Arizona and Oregon. write
for particulars.
Serves in colleges, churches spec
ial programs, associations and or
ganized literary societies.
Residence 1904 State Street, phone
Haskell 1857. Dallas, Texas.
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MRS. A. LEAvISON

Is serving the real old plantation
home cooked and seasoned food. Hot
barbecue and vegetables every day.
Hot corn bread, sweet pot chittlings,
pig tails, etc. Simply step in and
taste the seasoning. You will call
again sure. Turkey dinner Christ
mas day.
Corner Central and Boil
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NOTICE RONHAMITES.

The Fannin County Undertaking
Company has burial association, the
prices to join is 10c, 15c, and 25c
per month which will entitle each
that joins a $500 burial. For in
formation see LOCKE STEPHENS or
COLEMAN, BOnham, Texas. 12-20-1t
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LOOK WHO'S HERE.

Nine. Josephine McCiou5y has es-
tablished Hair Laboratory at 2113
Cadiz street, Dallas, Texas, and will
be pleased to have you call at any
at any time. Write or phone. Price
for Hair Grower rs cents; Pressing
Oil, so cents; Shampoo. so cents.
teach you Hair Culture. Prices reas-
enable. We manufacture our own
goods. Guarantee satisfaction.
NINE. JOSEPHINE McCLOUDY.
Phone M. 5s6S sl13 Cadiz st.
Dallas, Texas, 12-2O-4t
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MUNICIPAL XMAS TREE.

The Municipal Xmas tree will be
at X. Of P. Temple auditorium, Dec.
25th at p. m. A program viii be
rendered. A present for every child.
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The Charity Worker who does and
then brags about it is like the COW
who gives pail of wonderfully
rich milk and sticks her foot in it,
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CLASSIFIED @ADs..

George Craig.-You have an inter-
est in some property in San Antonio,
l want to buy it. See The Dallas
Express.-James Raley. 12-2O-2t
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Miss Eta Mcdaniel was called to
Milford. Thursday on account the
death of her Aunt, Mrs Rosetta Car
ter.
Miss Fannie ]. Dixon had her
hand badly bruised last week by
coming in contact with an electrict
fan. Fortunately no bones were
broken.
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NOTICEl NOTICEIi

l am now an agent for the Gray
son County Burial and Local Mutual
Association. l will gladly solicit al
part Of your patronage. Phone SAT
or write II. X. SEAY, BOnham, Texas.
12-2O-1t
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GREAp, SECRETS.

Roots, herbs, loadstones, magnetic
sand, magic secret books. black arts,
withdrawing, formulas for making
hair growers, complexion powders,
magic mirrors, magic gazing, crys-
tails. fortune telling cards. Write in
closing so cents for Herb Doctor
Book of Recipes.
Il. WEBSTER.
Box 131 Montgomery. Ala.
12-20-4t
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We suggest as headers for Xmas
gift suggestions a few grains of white
sugar, a little lump of coal or a
stick of wood.
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DOLL BUGGIEs

DOLL BUGGIES
Natural Wicker. stationary tops,
rubber tires, IL and 14-inch bodies;
$500 and ---........---.....-............s6 80
Natural Wicker, movable tops, rub
Der tires, 14-inch bodies; $500
ana sDO. OO
Natural Wicker, movable tops, ex-
ira large, with rubber tires; $3.50
anu spoeOO
Natural Wicker, movable tops, re-
Ginning backs, rubber tires; $3.50
and ....,%.--...-...........-..---....,.$1O.OO
Handcars- Rubber tires, small and
large sizes; $500 and. So so
Vel0cipedes- Rubber tires; all
sizes; $500. $500. $3.50 to
...................................~S13.5O
Vel0cipedes-Steel tires, all sizes;
$780, $500 and ...................S4.5 so
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THE TEXAS DRY GOODS CO.
THE TEXAS DRY GOODS CO.
Gift store Supreme For Christmas Shoppers


in
andsh surprising
hans ii the way Of Merchant
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9-o-St

Lost Sisterr-zilla Anderson. Last
heard from when she left Simpsons
farm in Bowie County. Was last
heard of in Oklahoma City. Any in
formation write Minnie Turner, Ar
lington, Texas. 12-6-4t
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BOYS SUITS.

We have all the Nobby
and Classy Suits for Boys,
including the Famous Woody
Boy line of fashionable
clothing. The styles are the
newest and the materials
are Worsteds, Woods, Wool
Cashmere and Serge. Extra
well made, doubly sewed and
scanned to prevent ripping.
a n d expertly tailored
throughout. Some have two
pairs of knickerbocker trou-
sers, while others have one
pair, full linen lined. Right
now is the time to outfit
the boy while these real
bargains are offered, priced
$3.50 $1,000
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NOTICE.

Mrs. Ida Davis of Mount Selman,
Texas, is now a graduate from Poro
college, instructions taught by
MISS LENA LOTION,
12-20-1t
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BIRD FLOOR
AUTOMOBILES

Blue SAXON" with rubber tires
and S4-inch bodies .........a. 49, so
Yellow BUICK" with windshield
and rubber tires, 37-inch body
.......,.............-..-. %12 20
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ShOO-Flies--All sizes and styles;
from $3.50 to ........................S6,5O
Express Wagons, $1.OO to $500
Pioneer Coaster Wagons Artillery
wheels; $3.50 and ..... SS 70
Bicycles for boys and girls; pneu-
matte tires, all slices; $500,
$3.50 and ............................S4 2. SO
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Money doesn't make the mari but
II pays most of the bills incident
upon his construction.
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Wood & Edwards-Stetson mats, ladies
hats cleaned and reblocked. Wood
& Edwards Hat Factory, 421 South
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HAT REDUCTIONS

Our entire line of this
Seasons newest and most
Fashionable Hats are now
offered at exactly one-half
their price, nothing excepted.
This line includes Sailors,
both large and small, fancy
pattern hats, lVelvets, Vel
ours, Trimmed Hats and
every new model will be
found in this elaborate col
lection Of fine millinery for
Women, Misses. and Child
rem. These are made by
the best Designers Of smart
hats and the colorings are
all that are new and stylish.
Values to $500 now mark
ed at 1-2 Half Price.
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Beaded Bags Velvet Leather Bagsade in all the newest
finished inside and out They range
n rom $500 to $780,
Bags Patent finish silk lined and
books, etc. Priced at
$780, $3.50 $1,000.
Vanites Leather Silk Beautifully
lined with silk Mirrors change purse etc.
ant chains $3.50 $3.50.
Beautiful Gifts Of Toilet Requisites Kiss Sets Mary Garden
Sets
Combs kind style and description and at
prices desirable for gifts.
Initial Handkerchiefs-Good hemstched edges
of SIPS of ..$125 Box of S2OO
Ladies' Embroidered Handkech material and hemstched
embroidered edge -
Box of 65c
Many other kinds priced from 10c to 35c each
beautiful designs the
materials-from SO0 to $780,
all the prettes
shades $75 each $500 the
Ladies' Carriers of the finest
choosing $780,
shape $780,
round, and "
shapel to $4.O0.
Vsees of lace and organdy Many S1O $780,
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Grey COLE" windshield, tenders,
and running board, rubber tires
and bumper on front, complete
2s-inch car .....--...-..-$1S.5O
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JOHNSON's CAFE.

Moved from SIT N. Central to 1926
Hall street, corner Munger Avenue.
Good meals. short orders. ice cream
and cold drinks. Polite attention
given.
ROBERT JOHNSON. Prop.
11-15-6t
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f. l. S. COLLEGE.

Corner Central and Boil
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-12-26

In the Clerks Ofllce of the County OF
Tazewcll, on the 10th day of De-
cembcr. 1919.
John Stone, ....,.........Pl Plaintiff
against
Della Stone, Defendant
The object Of this salt is TO Obtain
a divorce n vincuo manlmoni tlonl
the defendant.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant Della
Stone. not resident of the State of
Virginia, it is ordered that she do
appear here within fifteen days after
due publication hereof, and do what
is necessary to project her interest
in thiss uit. 1t is further ordered that
copy hereof bc published once n
week for four successive weeks in
the Clinch Valley News, and that n
copy be posted at the front door of
the Courthouse Of this County on or
before the 9Th day of january, 1920.
that being the next succeeding Rule
day after this order was entered.
~ copy Tcstc:
N. Clarence Smith, p. q.
G. w. GREEVER, Clerk.
Dec. lott.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-12-26
TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
Suffering Described As Torture
Relieved by Black raught.

Rossville, Ga.-Mrs. Kate Lee Able, Of
this place, writes: "My husband is an
engineer, and once while lifting, he in.
iured himself with piece OF heavy ma
chinery, across the abdomen He was
30 sore he could not bear to press ON
himself at ali, on chest or abdomen. He
weighed l65 lbs, and fell off until he
weighed ITO lbs, in two weeks.
He became constipated and it looked
like he would die. We had three different
doctors, yet with all their medicine, his
bowels failed TO act. He would turn up
ten-cent bottle of castor oil, and drink
It two or three days in succession. He
did this yet without result. We became
desperate, he suffered so. He was swol-
len terribly. He told me his suffering
could only be described as torture.
sent and bought Thedford's Black
Draught. made him take big dose,
and when It began TO act he fainted, he
was in such misery, but he got relief and
began 10 mend at once. He got well,
and we both feel he owes his life 10
Thedford's Black Draught."
Thedford's Black-D raught will help you
to keep fit, ready for the days work.
Try It'll NG-i3l
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A Triumphant Spiritual Force.

WINSTON Salem journal:
1t is now assured that the three
million Baptists of the South have
gone far over their goal, which was
seventy-five million dallArsi Dr.
George Truett, the worlds greatest
Baptist prcacher-and since his trip
% the Old World Baptists of both
Europe and America agree that he is
says that never since the morning
stars first sang together, never since
John, the first Baptist, came pre:ch-
ing in the wilderness, has any re-
ligious sect or denomination even I'M
dcrtaken to raise that much money
in given length of time He was
referring also, we suppose, to the
one hundred million dollars to be
raised by the Northern Baptists of
America. We have no way of dis
proving DR.. Truett's statement. So
far as we know hundred and sew
mty- five million dollars is more
y tNan any denomination ever
j.fore dreamed Of raising in a single
anpaign.
There is only one way to explain
the marvellous success of our Bap-
Est brethren in the South. It denom-
strates beyond question that spiritual
forces are triumphant in this new
day. The Baptists went into their
campaign with the same lofty ideals
guiding them as guided America to
victory in the World War. Something
bigger and better than material
things gripped the heart Of America
two years ago. 1t was the same thing
hat got hold of the three million
Baptists Of the South.
Then there is another thing the
average Baptist, we have noticed,
find him where you may, is demo-
GRAFT with little ed" If the war had
made the world safe for democracy
the Baptists were determined to do
their part to make democracy safe
for the world. If it took seventy-fve
or hundred million dollars to do
the job, all well and good. They were
ready to put up the money.
Moreover, the Baptists believe in
law and order. They take nightly lit
tie stock in these new "isms" if
Balshevisism and Synadicalism oppose
the churches of Jesus Christ-and
they meet their challenge. And they
did it. They are now prepared. They
do-then the Baptists were ready tc
have on hand five years supply of
ammunition. Let the "Reds" come.
They will find the Baptists at every
turn standing squarely across their
pathway. Baptists and Bolshevists
can't live in the same neghborhood,
any more than any other good Chris
tian can abide with these "isms" that
would destroy the Bible and descredit
the teachings of Jesus.
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A Thought For The nnx

. weary hearts! o slumbering eyes! !
o dropping Souls, whose destinics
Are frought with fenr and pain.
Gc shall be loved again!
No enc is so accused by fate.
No one so utterly desolate
But some heart, though unknown.
Responds unto his own.
Responds AS if with unseen wings,
An angel touched its Quivering
strings:
And whispers, in its song,
where hast thou stayed so long 2"
-Iongfcllow