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LEGAL NOTICES.

Notice TO CreJitor3 ol az ,<,r.
ATLANTIC FISHERIES CO., INC.
rnn undersigned. as Receiver OF the above
naned corpo ration, hereby gives notice 10 all
craditors OF or claimants against said corr
nor,tion who allegc that said corporation ~
indebtcd TO them or that they possess any
carse OF action agsins. it, and all others
whosoever, who allege any claim against ",
In the office OF the Clerk OF the United
states District Court for the Eastern Distrlcs
of New York on July q, 1921. In suit penu-
ing in such court entitled Thomas iSiven,
complainant, against Atlantic Fisheries Co.
Inc defendant" In Equity No. si5, all euch
creditors. claimants and other persons are
required 20 assert their claims on or before
September /, 1921, and ON or before said date
10 present and file In the office OF the Clerk
OF that Court, In the Post Office Building,
borough OF Brooklyn, City OF New York.
duly verified written statements OF proofs OF
their claims against said defendant or the
estate In the hands OF the Receiver, spe-
priorlties alleged by them and the amount
and nature of any security or Hen held ~
them or TO which they are entitled.
The eaid order provides that no creditor OF
or cia!man. against said defendant who
claims that Il is Indebted 20 him. or that he
no person whoeoever who asserts any claim
against IT, who falls TO file such statement
or proof Of claim on or before September l
1921 shall thereafter be permitted 20 ASSERT
any claim Whatsoever against the estate ot
said defendant In The hands OF the Receiver,
soever unless otherwise provided hy the
Court by order
cHAuNcEY /. CLARK,
AS Receiver Of
ATLANTIC FISHERIES CO.. INC.
New York Gs~. iels 70, 1921.
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Borough of Bronx-sale or Rent.
Z HOUSES NOW READY

McIERNON BROS. REAL ESTATE,
1873 w. Fordhanl roa1 Tel. 0o30 Ford.
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HENDRIX HUDSON. GIL w. 10th ST., corner
Riverside Drives rooms baths. 5000;
rooms, . baths. $a.200; rooms. bath.
81 500. Apply SLAWSON & HOBBS 16e
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Pennsylvania.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CONTRACT FOR YOUR SPECIAL MA
CHINERY NOW.
America is a country of great resourcefui-
ness BUSINESS is coming back with rush.
Get your share by having yolr equipment In
shape. OUR FACILITIES UNEXCELLEp.
Iron foundry, brass and aluminium castings.
Machine shop woodworking department
Nickel and brass plating. Japan baking
Wood and metal patterns, structural Iron
work. ENGINEERS and MANUFACTURERS
HOE CORPORATION
Poughkeepsie. N. V
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Above Soth st.-5th ~. to North RIVER.

WEST SIDE DWELLINGS.
Houghton Company, ~ w T2d NJ.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

OFFICES wanted, Wall Street district
200 IT. to 1000 It. light space. first class
building, at reasonable rent; wanted by Law
firm established over fifty years and owe
thirty years at one place. Address + 119
Herald. Fulton ST.
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IS. 600 to $4,000, with or without services, %
extend manufacture and sale of quick de-
tachable auto rim; already on market un-
limited possibilities with necessary capital;
this proposition is bona fide: no time 10
waste on disinterested parties. HARRY >.
BEALE sos 9TH av
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Connecticut-Sale or Rent.
LADD a. NICHOLS.
Tel. 1117 Greenwich, Conn.
New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

FOR SALE.
Oceanfront property. about 100 acres :. 900
feet ocean and bay front. known as Nor
mandy Beach: on Philadelphia and Long
Branch Railroad and state Ocean boulevard
to Atlantic City: south of Bayhead and
Mantooking. including fine boat harbor.
plotted by State engineers; plan on file and
particulars at office OF j. CHARLES WIN
TIERS, Esq, 315 Market ST.. Camden. n. j.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED, BY THE YEAR
attractive Il room, 3 bath Colonial house
surrounded by flower and vegetable garden
orchard and woodland ideal location on
elevation overlooking adjoining golf links,
all modern conveniences: Morris TuraD.ke
Milburn township. Phone Summit 50j or
write Mrs. NJ. WOLTERS, Summit, N. J.
ONE-THIRD under cost for splendid dairy
farm; In fertile Musconetcong Valley; milk
income $1,000 annually; dwellings, outbuild-
ings, &c, included.
EUiENE JOBS-H +. BECK CO..
Lackawanna station, Summit, N y.
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New York.

MOUNT MARION, n. y. situated 4 miles
from Saugerties; dry. cool, healthful. ele-
walton 2.0o0 feet; open all year; $15 per
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

East Side.
CRAMERCY PARK Seetion-Single. light,
airy room; elevator apartment no other
roomers; gentleman. Gramercy 1861.
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Heights. Above ig5th St.
West Of 9Th AZ.
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CAPITAL can be secured for going corpora
tions who have been In business one year
and have over 200 satisfied stockholders.
CAPITAL, room COG, Times Bldg
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CITY REAL ESTATE

BERLIN. 1888 B'way-AanaEe.
mcnt. snles, loans.
FOR bargains IN private dwellings apply Ia
PORTER q CO., 100 w. i25th st.
THE QUf ENSBORO CCRPORATfON,
30 East i2d ST.. cor. Madison av
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BOARDERS WANTED.

COOL. AIRY SINGLE ROOMS.
Ideal for summer months: also double
rooms: private bath: elevatc-: facing river
attractive: excellent mealsI 294 Riverside
Drive.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given that my partner
ship with oscar weyrich is dissolved Aug.
1, 1921 ] remaining sole owner OF tne oei'ea-
lessen store at ~ @. sTrLz.
AMANPA- 10 NOT HESITATE TO COM
MJJNICATE WITH j.. o. -
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7oD. SO West-Three rooms $3.50 square
feeD. first floor; fireproof elevator build
ing. especially adapted for physician or
three Doctors 81, 600 year or 1,2c0 each
room; all alterations, lighting and plumbing
done TO suit tenants.
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From Battery to 18th ST.. Inclusive.

FOR sALE-Small corner. downtown business
building. J tenant; splendid futura viii
pay over ~ per cent. net. outside OF incrcas-
ing value. AMOS LAMPftEAR, no Bway,
room T3s
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ADDRESS e. E. DOERRER.
Ada....4 AZ ri
New Jersey.
LYNDON HEIGHTS

OAK BLUFF INN. $40 Deal Lake Drive. As
bury Park-Opposite water Dock homelike
boarding; excellent table: rate SO per day.
$2o-S3o per person per week. Phone 257s
Asbtiry Park
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HOTEL SPENCER ARMS.
GOTH ST. AND BROADWAY.

Ideal suites of 2. and rooms and baths.
outside exposure, full hotel service and res
taurant; fireproof; moderate rentals Tele-
phone Columbus 1906.
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06TH ST. 30 w.-COR. BROADWAY
NEW UP-TO-DATE ELEVATOR APART
MENT HOUSE: EXCEPTIONALLY BEAU
TIFuL HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS.
% ROOMS. BATH, KITCHENETTE; VI 300
S.. 900 YEARLY
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81 w. 14th ST.. corner Columbus avs rooms
and bath. 81 600 to si.so0 rooms and
bath. So 200: rooms and bath. $1,000 TO
s., 900. apply to SLAWSON e. HOBBS, 1872
w Tod az
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished,

TWO sleeping rooms, living room, kitchen.
bath: select locality; reasonable. Ad-
dress r. NJ. PALMER, Hotel Martinique.
N. Y. City.
WANTED-Furnished apartment for five
months. from November 49, in the vicin-
Hy of Park and Madison avs: not higher
than list ST.: sitting room, dining room. five
bedrooms. maids room, kitchenette. &c. !;
must be reasonable: references furnished.
Address w. T. G.. r. o. box 90. City Hall
Station, New York
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SOTH ST. III West.-To rent and 3
room apartments SS5, 500 and 500 per
month. Superintendent on premises. Phone
scbuylar oo5
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1412 TO 1416 BROADWAY

Northeast Corner Sgth IT.
35O0 aquare fee. VIII divide, smaller
space $500 Up. superintendent or ENG
IIGJ i53f Brra tway.
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Above 18th ~. 20 5oth st. tIncIusiyc).
East River 10 North Risr-.

FOR sale or on long term lease. between
S4th-i0th sts., plot iax9s, four and fv,
story buildings, leased until May. 1929
WRITE l.. X. room $50, 1928 Broadway
New York cttv
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Above l4th st. TO 59th st. unclusive)
East River to North River.

FOR Rt3NT-On 9th av., In the sos. large
store. about 25xi00; VERY CHEAP RENT
AL; long lease; act quick MAXWELL
MoSER, 1913 Broadway.
LOFT and office space. Is to 10 L. 26th st.
Phone Lenox 0o00
OFFICES. distinctive, high class uptown
building: 300 feet to 1000 square feet.
B1LTMORE REALTY CORP, Times Bldg
STUDIO apartment; excellent north and
south light. 219 e.. 39th st.
4sTH ST. 100 WEST.
The Shopping Centre of New York.
Very desirable large parlor floor store.
20 foot show window; electric fixtures tee-
phone possession: any high class business.
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REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.
New Jersey-sale or Rent.
YOU CAN BUY TT WITH YOUR RENT MONEY
a little down. modern servanIess home. complete

PrfCe ", oUu' ok ouu
cash secures title:
balance 81. 900 on
I'd mortgage and
lst mortgage of
$4,000: 500 II. ele-
walton; su er b
views; rights TO
pretty lakes; very
convenient TO Elk.
Sta. ON d., l., & W.
r. r.; 81 min. by
train to n. y.
Write or tel. y. ID.
Worcester. l z y
Broadway. N. y.
City. Tel. 1870
Cort., Suite 1912.
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Miscellaneous.
borough OF Bronx.

DESIRABLE light office TO suitcase: rea-
sonable rent immediate possession
HAND, % West Saith ST.
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SECOND floor of two story fireproof build
ing good light. electric elevator; S0x225,
length facing street, width two avs. en-
trance on each avenue: rent s., 900 per year.
'HAISS MFG. CO., 141st st. and Rider av.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ADVERTISER HAS FURNISHED
FOUR ROOM APARTMENT IN
WEST sos. NEAR 9TH AV., TO
LEASE FOR FIVE OR TEN YEAR
PERIOD; LUXURIOUSLY FUR
NISHED: EVERY MODERN CON
VENIENCE: ALL FURNITURE AND
EQUIPMENT PRACTICALLY NEW.
THIS APARTMENT WAS ESPECI-
ALLY DESIGNED, CONSTRUCTED
AND FURNISHED FOR ADVER-
TISER LAST FALL AT A COST OF
$4,000 MUST BE SEEN TO BE .AP-
4 PRECIATED RENT $500 MONTHLY
TO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES ONLY.
WILL CONSIDER SELLING LEASE
AND ALL CONTENTS AND EQUIP
MENT. TELEPHONE CIRCLE 2iSo.
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TWO furnished rooms, connecting or sep
reasonable. SOS 1st av.. Asbury Park.
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FARM PROPERTY.

New Jersey.
ALL size farms, located in the potato belt.
CLIFFORD G. BROWN. Crsnbury ste zion.
Middesex county. ". J.
GENTLEMAN'S FARM
Everything complete: going, money
making 10 acre potato and general farm,
combined with paying poultry plant. For
full particulars address =. o. oox S32.
Freehold, NJ, j.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to i4th ST.. Inclusive


From Battery 10 I4th ST.. Inclusive.
BUILDING, $40 GREENWICH ST, near
Charlton ST.. six stories and cellar. 25xS0. /.
modern and flreproof immediate possession.
sCHEUBER 200 Hudson 81.
DESK space, light: furnished offices; mod.
ern downtown building Call Beekman
1890
HALE private office, furnished, stenographic
services. Room 406. Tribune Bldg.
STORE, large. newly painted. fine fixtures
cheap. 30 Grand 81. West broadway.
no Tet-Desk room, desirable office. down
town: convenient to Custom House and
piers. or viii sublet half office. G3J Her
ald 10th st.
Above I4th 81. 10 5eth -. tInclusiNel
East River TO North River.
ALL LIGHT.
f0UliU.
IS windows each large freight elevator.
2oT-2oo East 4oth. 2754 Academy,
BROADWAY store 10 rent, between 2Sth and
\ s2d sts size 1890. JESSE OpPENHEfM.
1919 B'way. Columbus pTsSa.
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RIDGEWOOD N. J. BARGAIN
RI minutes to Jersey City; house rooms
and bath all improvements; beautiful lots,
10Ox1T5. fine neighborhood garden, fruit and
shade trees: shrubbery, gagage. chicken run:
possession Sept. Is: price $40. $50, mortgage
50, 600. years. BEDELL, 90 W. Bway.,
New York
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New Jersey.

MURRAY HILL-Large desirable room. pri-
vate family: refined neighborhood: adjoin-
ing station: references. Tel Flushing 3Is7R,
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- UNPUBLISHED
Above 5eth st.-5th Av. to North River.


CENTRAL PARK SOUTH, 20o-IDEAL,
COOL APARTMENT OVERLOOKING
Park: EXTRA LARGE LIVING ROOM; 2
BEDROOMS, BATH. MAIDS ROOM. SEE
SUPERINTENDENT CIRCLE 524S.
CORNWALL, 258 West Doth ST. Cor. Bway
IS rooms. 3 baths, SO 800. Apply SLAW
SON & HOBBS. 1872 West I'D st
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Long Island.

LARGE, small rooms. with. without bath
convenient beach. Tel Far RoclSaway 1881.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Miscellaneous.

BUILDERS opportunity. Harlem plot, 75x
100, with cid frame buildings and stables !;
suitable for garage or warehouse; present
rent 5000 per month. BUILDER, 1893 Her
aid Harlem.
TWO story I'd av. cold water flats for
sale very cheap ana cry easy terms TO close
an estate. ESTATE, 1i9s Herald Harlem.
WALKUP apt. house, 10 family. on West Side.
near sub. station; rents veery low; 5000;
October $1,000; will sacrifice at So, ,000. cash
50. 600; up to date improvements. COUGHLAN
& CO.. 200 W. 72d.
WALKUP apt. house. IS family, 3 stores.
well constructed LIST mortgage $2S, 900,
asking $65, 600, rents S1o,5oo. October Si3 900.
small amount OF cash. COUGHLAN & CO..
zoo w. I'd.
Borough of Bronx-Sale or Rent.
McIERNON BROS. REAL ESTATE,
12S w. Fordhani roa1. Tel. 0230 Ford.
Z HOUSES NOW READY
CHEAPEST BUY IN n. Y. G.
One story workingman's cottages; built on
bungalow style; all improvements: hot water
heating; double seasoned inside and outside :.
plastered rooms; driveway between each
house for garage LOT 25xl0O; $1,000; terms
to suit. Right by water front. Schley and
Clarence avs. THROGS NECK. Agent on
premises or telephone fremont 4730. or Ford
ham 1859.
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REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.
New Jersey-sale or Rent.

NV&fNe@sAt' WA
big rooms. bath
and built-in ga
rage. Complete.
ready to move into
at the quoted price
including shades.
electric fixtures,
electric ra n < Q,
electric washing
machine and cleo
trlc Vacu u m
cleaner. Also cleo
trio base plugs.
Beautifully An
ished and deco
rated. Plot 100 II.
X 154 II. Great
place for the chill
dren.
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Above 10th st.-stn AZ. TO East River.
Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to North River.

LEXINGTON Av.. s55-Attractive basemen
for business.
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New Jersey.

WEEHAWKEN. Highwood Park-In private
house. or unfurnished rooms for OF 3
gentlemen: walking distance 10 West Shore
ferry; xl6-$1S weekly. 634 Herald, 10th st.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Staten Island.

AQUEHONGA LODGE.
Attractive country home: large. sunny
rooms: first class table and service. As min
utes from Battery: convenient train or troll
ley. Richmond av., Arrochar. Staten ISL
and. Open all year.
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Virginia.

HOMESEEKERS-send for Virginia Farms
List. Dept. 30. Emporia. Va.
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Long Island.
Westchester.

PARK, desirable accommoda-
tions by week, week end and remaindet
of season. Phone Belle Harbor 1918.
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FOR saie-Corner elevator apartment house.
plot i00xi00. near West i45th AZ very easy
terms WRITE H. o., room $50. 1923 Broad
way. New York city.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New York state-sale or Rent.

IIATNES FALLS, n. Y.-Catskill Mountains;
attractive room bungalow; wonderful
mountain views: ready for immediate occu-
pancy. Phone Astoria $50. or write bIN-
FRMoRE, Rivercrest. Astoria. l.. I.
WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE
BATSON FARM AGENCY. 4s9 9TH Av. N. Y.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET

GOTH ST. 900 w. Capt. 5)-Clean. cool. airy.
comfortable room; suitable refined busi-
ness woman; shower. household priyi.
leges; respectable neighbor4nood 81. Call 80
+. NJ
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render. In the home both parents and
children serve. The essence of hap
py home is loving willing service.
Whatever form our service takes
in respect to men Ultimately it is SER
vice for God or Satan, Whatever l
do in thought, word or deed has
bearing upon my morals and my reli-
gion, either for good or for ill. All
too often do we forget this, and still
more often do we forget the divine
principle of service given by our
great Master; ''He that would be
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the universe and His marvellous love
in dealing with the children of men.
Discipline is one of mans greatest
blessings.
Real life is a life of Service.
Service is universal law of crea-
ton. From the lowest to the high
est-from the inanimate to that most
highly endowed with intelligence,
each in turn serves and is served.
Matter in all of its ceaselss, endless
round of change and decay is con-
tinually serving. Old matter is ever
being put to new uses; inorganic
matter serves the organic, plant life
serves animal life, and these in turn
serve the mental and the spiritual
The good yellow gold which is dug
out Of the bowels Of the earth is for
service not for self. When wealth
becomes selfish it becomes simple
miserliness.It is then diverted from
the great purpose of its creation and
fails utterly to accomplish that for
which the great creator intended it.
When power becomes selfish it be-
comes tyranny; and instead of serv-
ing 1t enslaves and curses. Nor is
man exempt from this law. Our
lives are largely spent in serving
others. The farmer serves us who are
not the producers of life's necessi-
ties, by the crop of golden grain
which he raises, and by the fat stock
which he sends to slaughter. The
manufacturer serves by working up
raw products into necessities and
comforts Of life. The physician, the
lawyer, the merchant, the grocer, the
blacksmith, all depend for success in
their business or vocation upon the
service which they may be able to
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greatest among you let him be serv-
ant of ALL" In heaven greatness is
measured by the amount of service
We may be able to render. Whether
or not we are Christian does not
affect this in the least. Every person
was born for purpose, and every
one is under certain duties and obi
cations The great obligation resting
upon each of us is to do the will Of
our creator which entails the perfor-
mances of these duties and obligation
We cannot rid ourselves of these
Continued on Next Page)
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~ Tame. NOtorlety IS cheap. The
plaudits Of earth are bestowed Of
times irrespective of merit. Many a
man sleeps today in an unknown
and. unmarked grave on whose brow
the whitening wreath of fame once
was placed. Aaron Burr once lacked
but one vote of the presidency of
the United States. Caesar won his
way to everlasting notoriety but
there must we pause with horrent
brow to rate what millions died that
Caesar might be great" Too many of
earth's famed ones have desolated
lands with fire and sword. leaving
death and destruction in the wake OF
their march to earthly glory only to
be forgotten.
Nor does real life consist in the
acquisition of great knowledge.
Mental development is a most
worthy accomplishment but how Of
ten is it debased into a veritable
curse. OF Francis Bacon it is said
that he was the wisest but the mean
est of men. Many inmates of our
penitentiaries are college gradu-
ates. Mark you. learning may in
crese a mans power for evil as well
for good. Mere knowledge does moi
change character. It gives power but
so do fire and water. Uncontrolled
these are mans most dreaded enc
mics; controlled they become his
best servants. So knowledge unless
controlled by the heart oftimes be-
comes a curse.
These while they may be made to
contribute to real life are not Of
themselves real life; for
We live in deeds not in years, il
thoughts not in breaths
In feelings not in figures on
dial.
We should count time by shear
throbs, he lives most
Who thinks most, feels the nobles'
acts the best.
And he whose heart beats quickest
lives the longest,
Lives in one hour more than IL
years do some,
Whose fat blood sleeps as it slips
along their veins.
Life is but a means to an end
that end,
Beginning, mean, and end Of al
things-God.
Real life is life of study and dis
cipline.
All truth is Of God, for he is tn
truth. The sphere in which it ma!
be discovered does not vitiate its or
igin in the great creator. God thinks
and it is he speaks and it stand
forth. He is not only the great ere
ator, but he is the great all in all o
the vast universe. Education is Blu
studying God, thinking his thought
after him. In studying the creation
we learn of God in that infinite as
pect in which he is able to brini
forth out of nothing; we behold TIL
universe to take shape, the world
to spring forth, and the wondrou
order and beauty of it all. When W.
turn our attention to science we arr
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but seeking to discover and to under
stand. Whether it be in comprehen-
ding with Sir Isaac Newton the great
law of gravitation which binds mat
ter to matter, also holds the planets
in their orderly course round the
sun, or whether with the microscope
we join in the seemingly vain pur-
suit Of the postulated atom, we are
simply seeking to discover more of
the truth of God in his handiwork. In
the field Of mathematics, as we cal
culate and ponder; as we solve the
little problems connected with our
daily life ;or as bird fits from tree
to tree, we fit from world to world,
from sun to sun by the comprehen-
sion of the stupendous calculations
connected with the stars, we are but
trying to compute after the master
computer God. AS we study litera-
ture we are seeking to know what
other minds have learned and left,
treasured up on purpose to a life be-
You'd life, Of almighty truth.
But Of greater value than storing
the mind with facts is the training
Of it to know how to grasp and use
them. The acquisition Of informa-
ton is insufficient;an aggregation Of
heterogeneous facts is not knowledge
There must be mental discipline, a
training Of the mind to know how,
under whatever conditions, to use the
facts. Training of the logical and
the reflective powers of the mind is
more important than the enriching of
the factual. But the discipline should
not be confined to the mind, it should
include the physical, the moral
and the spiritual. Education, my
young people, is the development OF
our fourfolH being through disci-
pine and study. Discipline enables us
to think, to see, to understand, to
combine and to act. It gives us abil'
ity to detect relationships, to dis
cover similarities and dissimilarities
and to pass quickly from cause to
effect and visa versa. 1t makes know
ledge practical, means unto an end
Men of discipline have been the dis
covers Of truth, and the leaders in al
spheres Of world activities. They have
been the motive power Of progress
the promoters of civilization, the up
filters of humanity. They have dis
covered continents, covered then
with civilization and developed
their resources. They have traversec
seas. measured their depths and dis
closd their hidden secrets. Men Of
discipline have conquered the all
and surpassed the eagle in his flight
They have captured the fiery charg
err of the sky and compelled him tc
annihilate time by transmitting
thought even around the world will
tightening speed. Scorning space the!
have studied the guidance of Arc
turus, admired the bands of Orion
caught the sweet influence of tn
Pleiades and listened to the oratori'
of the morning stars. Leaving thu
material they have apprehended the
Infinite, studying His being, His at
tributes, His wonderful workings, il
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a'ReaI5.LieY

A Sermon Delivered to the
Graduating Class, Liberal
High School, May %, 1921 by
Rev. T. F. Barrier, Pastor of
Presbyterian Church, >
Liberal Kansas