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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-21
How TO be Happy When in Pain

We are suffering with growing
mains. because we take pains 20
pleasc. Tf you are not on our
honor roll, come in. and join.
278lc testers King and Patrick SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-21
NEW CONFERENCE
Ex.Goy-ernor Stuart of Virginia
:, Member of the Conference

= Member of the Conference
sh;neton, Nov. 21.-Anothrr
effort to bring industrial peace 10
the country is to be made by a
conference of former Federal and
State officials, business men and
economists. the personnel of which
was announced yesterday at the
White House.
Unlike the National lndustria!
Conference, which came to grief
over the question Of collective bar
gaining, the new body will repre-
sent no distinctive group. but VIII
undertake to act in the interest OF
the people as whole. 1t VIII
meet in Washington December l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-21
STREET. .'CAR DYNAMITED
One Passenger Seriously Injured
and Dozen Others Hurt IN
Knoxville. Tenn

Knoxville, Tenn. Nov. u l.-one
passenger was perhaps seriously
injured and a dozen others less Sc
r;ouslv hurt here Wednesday night
when a street car was dynamited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-21
ORGANIZERS FINED $500
Had Pleaded Guilty of Conspiracy
TO DESTROY North Carolina Mill

10 EPSIrOy .NUttH .N"IVIt'td ."rfr
Albemarlc, y. c., Nov. 2l.-
Having pleaded guilty to the fourth
count of the Indictment against
them. charging conspiracy to de-
stroy property of the Wiscassett
Mills Company. and the stcckhold-
ers' rights therein, Marvin Ritch,
Charlotte lawyer, and J. H. Gra-
ham. of Concord. both labor organ
izers. were fined $500 and taxed
with the costs by Judge Lane in
superior court here yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-21

Chew Moonshine sun-curea plug
chewing tobacco, THAT Mellow
Flavor" 10 cents cut, 90 cents
the plug. At all tobacco dealers.
276-4c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-21
NOTICE

Dressed and drawn young chickens
for Saturday at F, G. PULLEN'S,
corner Queen and Royal streets.
Phone 94SW. 2IS-2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-21
SPO.RI,SI


The Alexandria Basket Ball Lea
que will be organized tonight at a
meeting at Community Center, when
teams from the Virginia Athletic CLUB
Dreadnought Athletic Club and the
I.vceum have been invited to have rep
resentatives present.
II is planned to stage two games
each week at the Armory Hall in
conjunction with the skating now be-
:rg conducted there. An invitation has
,een extended the High Schoo! to en-
Ter team IN the league. Any club
in the city is eligible TO enter the lea
cue. There will be no weight or age
limit.
Leo Sweeney, who is running the
skating a. the ArMory Hall, has
agreed to allow the Basketball League
to use the hall two nights each week,
while it is planned to hold practice
sessions every afternoon between 5
and 7 o'clock. The meeting tonight
Will be called to order promptly at S
o'clock.
Virginias Play Quintins
The Virginia Athletic Club football
team will play the Quintin Athletic
Club. of Washington Sunday on the
Shin Yard gridirnn ~ 3 o'clock. This
game promises to be one of the best
staged here this season. The Dread
noughts are without a game for this
Sunday to date. although every ef-
fort is being made to arrange one with
some fast team from Washington.
To Hold Marathon Run
4 five mile run will be staged
Christmas Day under the auspices Of
the Alexandria Commuaty Center, and
entries will be received at the Cen
ter any time by the Club Director.
The race is open to all. Boys under I
Is wears Of age will be allowed q
handicap Of one minute.
Prizes will he awarded the first.
second and third men to finish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-21
NOTICE

All dry picked turkeys at r. {.
corner Queen and Royal
s+ree,s Phone 94sW. 27S-2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-21
HAPPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF.
Don't forget TO purchase tag
tomorrow for the benefit Of the
Hospital.

A meeting of the General Com
mittee of Community Service will be
held Tuesday night at the Center
at s o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-21

Grand tonight. last time to see
'VirtuouS Men"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-21

Norfolk salt water Oysters and
Hampton Bar clans Jacob Brill
foot of King Street, 227-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-21

The ladies of Trinity Methodist
Church will conduct home made
pic and cake sale tomorrow, Sat-
urday, at III King street. for the
benefit of the Sunday School.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-21

The ladies of Trinity Methodist
Church will conduct home made
pie and cake sale tomorrow, Sat-
urday, at III King street. for the
benefit of the Sunday School.
Mrs. Harry Badeau and her lit
tie daughter, Emily Elliott Badeau,
Of Bridgeport, Conn. are visiting
Mrs. Albert Smoot ut her home i'll
North Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Short, OF
Sharon. Pa, and Mir. and Mrs.
John ". Reed. of this city, were
the dinner guests yesterday of Mr..
and Mrs. H. BayIiss. Mount Yer
non district, Fairfax county.
The civic bureau of the Chamber
Of Commerce will hold its monthly
meeting in the rooms of that organ
izaton next Monday night at eight
o'clock. when several masters Of
Importance will be considered it is
announced.
Frank S Marsh. Community Or
ganiZer. returned to Alexandria
Yesterday from conference in
Richmond with r. S. Settle and
other Community Service workers
Of western and northern Virginia.
Hcber Thompson has been chosen
a member of the police force to
fill the vacancy caused by the res
;gnation of Policeman Frank w.
Belts. Officer Bettis was elected
member of the force October Ia.
The moving picture of the Sum
lay School parade. also another
film, with Louise Huff az the star,
will be shown tonight at the Nor
ton Memorial to the Girls Friendly
If al! the Alexandria churches.
The same picture will be shown
tomorrow night to the children OF
81. paul's Sunday School and their
families.
The Alexandria Band will assist
the Revue of 1919" the show which
Tho 4 lnA. y nlria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-21

Mrs. Harry Badeau and her lit
tie daughter, Emily Elliott Badeau,
cf Bridgeport, Conn. are visiting
Mrs. Albert Smoot at her home i'll
North Washington street.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-03
y mOvimiento inteIectuaI de PtO. Rico
Algo de un Iibro de ayer.--HostOs en- su pals

Hay en- el libro del Sr. Matos Ber-
nier ('1sla de Artery unas palabras
muy sinceras, que voy copiar:
"Se puede ser un escritor modesto,
Y ser un buen hombre. Es preferible,
aser rn NAL hombre con la gloria de
literato.
g"Yo me quedaria, en- todo case, con
Oh discreto escritor y con el buen
hombre
admire mas el silencio que rodea
la modestia, que el escandalo que
llevan tras 81 los egolatras.
"El exhibicionismo es un NAL que
padecen muchos hombres de ilustra-
ci6n y de talento, que les lleva hasta
Ia corruption, hasta Ia abyecci6n,
hasta el crimen. De ese NAL padece
alguno de los mismos, "quienes 70
me ne atrevido elogiar con mi sim
cera iusticia. Sc me echara en- rostro
esta debilidad pero mi libro "Isla de
Arte1, no tiene por moyil hacer his
toria de hombres nj desvestirles
ante el publico, sino juzgar obras. Una
obra puede ser brillante Y el autor
puede ser 10 contrario: esa monstruo-
sidad es possible. 81, que 10 es. va Sc
vera como 10 es. Sc vive de las exte-
rioridades, y este sera siempre fatal
para los hombres que deben vivir la
verdad".
En- "Isla de Arte" encontrareis los
siguientes estudios (juicios- critici-li-
terarios) :-"Garduna" novela del Sr.
Zeno Gambia; "Cantares", del Sr. Rie-
ra Palmer; "VirutasD, de Mono; /;
"Delincuencia y Penalidad" de Jose de
Diego; "Rosas Blancas", del Sr. Yor-
dan; "Tropicales", de L. Munoz Rive
ra; "Pomarrosas", de Jose de Diego /;
"Sensaciones de un Cronsta", de Ma
riano Abril; "Cuentos fantasies"
de Eugcnio Astol; "Cosas de Puerto
Rico, de Jose A Daubon; "Mangas
v Capirotes", Gle Luis Rodriguez Ca
brero; "Flores Silvestres". de Vidal
Cardona; "Poesias" de Jose A. Ne
gr6n Sanjurjo; "Postumas", de Carlos
Casanova; "Agridulces" de Felix Cor
dova Dayila; "Azucena", de Emilia
Villaronga; "Ecos del nuevo mundO"
de Jose Agustfn Aponte" y "De todo
un pocov de Guillermo v. Cintron-el
travieso y caustico "Bomb6n", que hoy
dirige "El Dia".
Por algo die que deseaba mencio-
mar muy aparte, muy solo este libro; (;
porque, despues de estar escrito por
Matos Bernier, tiene ell merito y ell
valor de encerrar en- sus paginas, de
prosa clara, original y brillante, un
buen resumen de la bibliografia de
un "estadO1 de cultura de nuestro
Pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-03

No he mencionado tampoco al gran
poligrafo don Eugenio Maria de Hos
tos, y voy a exponer ahora las razo-
nes que tuve para cometer esa omi-
sion.
En- este case no hubo, por mi parte,
nj olvido. nj mala voluntad.
iQue antillano culto puede olyidar
Ell nombre del ilustre educacionista y
soci6logo?
Pero he tenido un motive poderose
para cometer esa omission: entiendo
que las actuaciones de Hostos en- ell
movimiento de las ideas de nuestro
Pals, son politicas en- epoca de 1888 a
1908; observese que parti para es-
tudiar la primera epoca de 1898 a
1908; observese que todavia no he
hablado, nj siquiera incidentalmente,
de la ciencia Polftica, en- sus relacio-
nes con nuestra vida Intellectual. Y no
porque crea que deba excluirse de es-
te estudio, sino porque tuve, desde un
principle, el proposito de eliminarla
para no hacer interminable mi labor.
He hablado de ella, como elemento
de Investigation cientifca :Economia
Politica
A raiz de la invasion americana,
vuelve Hostos nuestro Pals, despues
de una larga ausencia, renovar, con
mayor, entusiasmo, sus actividades
politicas funda la Liga de Patrio-
tas, en- cuya labor lie ayudan, entire
otros, el DIR. Guzman Rodriguez, Joa-
quin E. Barreiro y ell poeta Muhoz
Grillo.
La Liga de Patriotas, tenia por
principal finalidad conseguir la cele-
bracion de un plebiscito para pulsar
la opinion del Pals sobre la soluci0n
de su Status" politico. (De algo pa
recido Sc hablo en- estOs dias; pero
nadie dedico un recuerdo la idea
original del Sr. Hostos, que no pudo
yer reaizadas entonces sus aspira-
clones y sali6 de aqui para no volver
mas)
En- .cuanto a su extensa y multi
forme labor cultural en- algunas uni
versidades en- sus libros Y en- peri6-
dicos revistas, como educacionista,
pedagogo y publicista. de elias pode-
mos decir que, hasta hace POGO, So
10 un grupo reducido de intelectuales
puertorriqueiios la conocia, cuando Sc
difundia por Santo Domingo y la
America del Sur.
Y va, a esta altura, "sale de la pa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-03
coLABoRAcloN

4 los sefAorea que nos nonran envaan-
donos espontanoaments trabajos de co.
laboraci6n les recemendamos aue guar
den cOpia, pues no respondemos de So
devoluci6n en- case de no utilizarlos,
nj sOstenemos correspondence sobre
ellos. yss eMt.1 w
FL hecho de que este diario publiQue
un trabajo firmado, no significa nece-
sacramento que SO solidarice con el.
Adv,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-03

rroquia en- buFro para volver en- mar
mol''. o, deja de ser puertorriqueno
para ser GntillgnO, mas: latinoa-
mericano, entire las mas ilustres per-
sonalidades de nuestra raza... Como
Bonafoux, Antonio Corton, Salvador
Canals, el DIR. Suarez de Figueroa,
Coll Britapaja, el DR.. Resell, el PIN
tor Cuchy, Sergio Cueyas Zequeira,
ell misico Paco Cortes y tantos otros
puertorriquenos que, en- nuestra vi
da Intellectual, no tt.erOn, nj son de
Gqati.
M. MeIendez Ma1oz.
Morzo 1919
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-03

Mas de 1a8 100000 So gastaron en-,
nuevass instalaciones de telefonos en-
los Estados UnidcSe que ineluyen mas
de 3,OOo,O000OO de Kilometres de II.
meas nueyas. 10 que arroja un total de
80, ,176,779 kilometres en- operaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-03

El. nnmero de- empleados que ganan
mcnea de $4,000 pOr aio en- los Estados
Unidos asciende 221,667.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-03

Muchas de las obras que no mencio-
ne en- mi ultimo articulo publicado,
puede hallarlas el lector en- ell extrac-
to que acabo de hacer del indice de
ISLA DE ARTE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-03

El.valor de las exportaciones de au-
tom6viles de los Estados UnidOs en-
1917, assemble a $13s,O0O,000.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-03

Segtn informa ia Qfcina de Mediei-
mas GeodSsicas, el pozos mas profundor
del lnundo Sc ezta taladrando ahora en-
Clarksburg. q Virginia Occidental. Esr
te POGO tiene 2,215 metros de profun
didad todavia 10 estan perforando.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-03
Liberia de Real HernanOs
P. Q. Box 345.

Sagasta,, Melilla, Cuba (recuerdos his
Dias de Paris (impresiones de La
guerra) ..'..............et.s I.
Lecciones de Derecho Constitutional /.
Ruben Dario (estudio) ........... /.
Episcopo y Compafia (cuentos) -.
Espafia antela Guerra .........>...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-03

Las Intermediates predominantesl de
FL Salvador son paludismo, disenterfa y
eclampsia infantil
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-03

Para La isIa, un libro, 5 centavos.
Para Estados Unidos: un ibro, IL
Para evitar tiemoras en- ell deapaoho
las agotsdaa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-03

Graudesa lyaeimientoss de- cobre han
sidos sdescubiertos enslas regiones de Car
machO PlatanaL SAINT de ,Baratas y las
Lomas, del municipio de Saint Michel
de l'Attalaye, Haiti.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-03
vaTiaS nOtaS intOTOSantOS

@xpreaHlaaa $3.50 E N7
(Expresamente para lei MUNDo")
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-03

En- el periodo de seis meses Sc abrier
ron 925 escuelas en- Honduras, de las
cuales $50 son urbanas Y 392 rurales.
Sebastian A. DIAZ.
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@ $
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-03
Tanca No. /.

Obras que acaban de ecbirse este ESTABLISHMENTS:
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OBRAs ENCUADERNADAs

Cuestiones Est6ticas ............... loo
Horas de Estudio ............... LOO
Passion v Muerte de Miguel Servet... 1.2o
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ndPoRTE DEL TRANoUEo..
NOTA IMPORTANCE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-28
BUDGET IS TO Be
PASSED THIS WEEK
With Appropriations in Sight. City
Departments Preparing for
Various Activities.

The most important legislation OF
the year will be enacted this week at
the city hall, when the financial uues-
ton is expected to be settled for the
next twelve months. Since they were
finally passed on by the finance com
mittee last Friday night, Comptroller
Henry c. Golfer has been husily en-
gagged in whipping the recommended
tions into shape. and tentative
budget is expected TO be ready by
Wednesday, The committee VIII
meet again on that date, after which
the council will be formally notified
that the budget is ready for presenta-
ton. Members of the common coun
Gil expect a call for a meeting of that
body the following night TO pass on
the matter. BY having a meeting of
the Bord of Aldermen later the meas
ure can he concurred in and rushed
through this week.
Owing to unsettled war conditions
and the proposal to raise taxes, to
which there was great opposition, the
making of the annual budget has
been delayed longer this year than
ever before. All departments of the
city government have been marking
time, on account OF lack of funds
Now, with the money in sight, things
will take on new life. and plans for
various activities, such as building. re-
pairing and street paving Will be car
ried out
Many citizens have expressed salts
faction that there will he no raise in
taxes this year, although the city will
have to borrow money to make up
the deficit in revenue. This is the
method that has been followed now
in Richmond for years.
The regular meeting of the COM
mittee on streets will be held this
afternoon at 5 o'clock. The only qucs-
ton of Importance on the calendar IS
the proposal to change the name az
the Boulevard to Cntshaw Boulevard,
this ordinance having been referrc |
back to the committee by the com
mon council The meeting of the
committee on advertising, scheduled
for tonight, has been called off.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-28
DESIRE TO Be MASTER
CAUSE Of MUCH SIN
Rev. {. a Jenkins Says This Is Root
OF Many Evils In sermon on
.'ProdiEai SON.


10y special request rev ~9i WI
Ashton jenkins repeated last night
his gripping sermon on The ProdigaI
Con" n,at stirrir,,. old testament mar
ao'e' IN "hlch ne "'Stu All 'iio'e '''''
had found the ways or worldliness
and sin hard and were approaching
the crisis in life, TO turn pack into
the fold where they would be received
with welcoming arms. even as the
hayward Ton, To The Desire to be
ones own master" ne described the
foundation of The backslidihS OF
great many people.
Mr.. Jenkins was heard by con-
greEation which crowded Calvary Bap-
list church to its doors His message
seemed to strike responsive chord
In the hearts of his hearers, and at the
close of his sermon etEnt people united
with the church
The homecoming scene of 'wo boys.
reared under Cody parents on the
green hills of Judea. was viNidly nor
trayed by Mr.. Jenkins, They had
scarcely need for anything, rs
golden harvest had furnished an album
dance.
He then pictured tho departure or
one of the boys from his fathers
home, at the crisis that comes in every
ones life. Following thus was the
touching farewells between father
mother and brother, and the depar-
ture of the boy for the tar-a-way
country. He continued in part:
Ills error was not in seeking the
share of salvation that belonged TO
hinl. but in the abuse that he gave IT.
so God has endowed every one OF
US and with the endowment enormous
responsibility Where is the boy go
ing
Many OF you have recently come
from the country. You are preparing
yourselves in the schools, you are TAX
ing positions of business responsibility.
Where are You going? DO you pro-
pose TO do nothing but make money :
Is pleasure your only aim or 40
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-28
FUNERAL TODAY 0F
PHIL ?. TAl|AfERRO

Funeral services for the late Phillip
p. Taliaferro will be conducted from
st James Episcopal church this af-
ternoon at AGO o'clock by the Rev.
J. Freeland Peter, assisted by the Rev.
Walter Williams
The active pallhearers will be: John
W. Atkinson, Jr,; Henry +. Basker
Vile; John s. Walker; f. L. Hazel
grove: VIM. $. T. Mayo. Claiborne
Watkins. Conway H Gordon and + T.
D. Myers Jr. Honorary: Chas V. Nc
redith; Judge Il G. Scott: James Ball,
ST; Kolfe Glover: Joseph Crenshaw;
A. w. Maynard; Captain Carlton Nc
Carthy. Judge Beverly Crump: Henry
Lee Valentine: j. NJ, Nenick; Fred
Scott: Col r A, Cary: Daniel Nc
Carthy: Dr. McCaw Tompkins; Or.
Beverly Tucker; John Powell Ste
wart Woodward; JAS, Il. Gordon: AL
bert I'M: James Caskie; Walter
Christian; Capt A r. Guieon: James
a. Moncure. Basil Gwathmey. A. Sid
pey Buford, Jr., and Louis Hawkins.
Mr., Taliaferro is survived by his
widow. who was Miss Carrie Tripiett,
of Culpeper. and by his two daught-
ers, Lucye Nelson and Carrie Trip
lett Italia ferro. both of Richmond. Mrs
Italia was absent in Culpeper at
tending the funeral of her father when
her husband was stricken on last Fri
day with apoplexy from which he
never rallied. She returned 10 this
city shortly before he expired at IL. 80
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Taliaferro was the son OF DIR.
Horace y. and Lucy Grymes ITALIA
ferro. and was born in Orange on
December 81, 1860. He came to Rich
mond in the early seventies and re-
ceived his early education in the
schools here. Upon the resignation of
f. r u. Myers, Jr.. he was appointed
by Colonel W, f.. Cutshaw. the then
city engineer. as an assistant en-
gincer, and upon the death of jackson
Bolton, was advanced to the position
of first assistant engineer. which
position he occupied up to the time
of his death. He haf special charge
Of all the smooth paving which has
been done in Richmond and has been
regarded as a highly successful en-
gineer both in his formulas for paving
mixtures and In the grades given for
the proper drainage of smooth paved
streets He was one OF the most hard
working, faithful and efficient en-
ployes of the city government and
could frequently be found at his desk
until late in the night. In fact. for
years his fidelity to duty has been
remarked by all who have business in
the city hall.
Director of Public Works Boiling. to
whom he WAS first assistant. said, upon
being advised of his death: Il never
knew man more faithful to his
duties or who had his work more at
heart than did Mr.. Taliaferro
Interment will be in Hollywood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-28
DR.. BOWIE breaches To
.ROTAR|ANS ON SERVICE"

Dr. Russell Bowie. himself a Rota-
rian. preached last evening in st,
Pauls church a sermon of especial in
terest to Rotarians, He pretaced his
discourse. one prepared expressly for
the occasion. with the creed OF Rotary,
aud might almost be said to have
taken for his text the clubs slogan.
He Profits Most Who Serves Best" He
took his subject from one OF the epis-
ties of Paul the apostle. TO the CO.
rinthians, An things lawful are not
expedient; all things lawful are not
edifyinE."
There are two standards Of life. he
said BY way OF illustration. man
nj sht be ambitious to make all the
m H. he can honestly. This may he
lawful but X is not expedient; It is
hot edifying. 1t is a small. mean. mar
rev, selfish vision of life,
\ man might say. why should I
give to the Red Cross. to the Y NJ
c. A, 10 the Salvation Army. why
should I buy liberty bonds There is
no one on the other side fighting the
battles Of democracy and of decency
(. whom I am particularly interested.
For whom ! have any responsibility"
This NAV he lawful. but ii Is not ex-
pedient: il is not tsslifying; il is narrow,
mean. selfish. small: although law ful.
A man who seeks only his own rights
shuts himself Up to narrowness. selfish
ness, if not actual hostility to others.
Consciously or unConsciously. the
speaker said. he is a traitor to his
country, and Stacker or a shirker.
he added. has found the shedding pretty
rough. He shrinks and shrivels into
pettiness into isnobility
The really worth while. worth seek
Ing things are not those that are
merely lawful, but those that are ex-
pedient. those that are edifying: in
other words, he said. loyalty of SER
vice to others. The solution, he said.
Is emancipation from smallness, mar
rowness. pettiness.
He pictured Moses as typifying ser
vice to others The prophet, he said
would have found IT lawful to seek
pleasure in Egypt. it would have been
lawful for him 10 have remained the
son Of Pharoh's daughter, but II would
not have been expedient, ii would not
have been edifying
Not all things build up. although they
may be law full. he said. The things
that are worth while are not the ones
that are lawful. as the word is used
today. hut the things that are helpful
To think not of self but of others, he
said, builds up.
II ever there was time when fine
world needs service to others IL is now.
he said. The world is faced with many
rrohlems-the problems of interna =
ttonal peace. the problem Of relation
between capital and labor: the problem
of the racial question; the problem of
social organization; all Of these. he
said. are going TO need the gospel OF
service.
Or, Bowie took az his subject. THE
Gospel of Servfce" A number of Rota-
rians heard the sermon and afterwards
expressed themselves as well pleased
with 1t and the manner in which Or
Bowie treated the subject