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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-04-21
TO GIVE PLAY

Miss Gladys Wilson is training
the girls of the Sunshine Club at the
Community House in a play to be
given in the auditorium of the new
Community building during the
opening week in May.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-04-21
MAYORS COURT

The following cases were before
the Mayors Court this morning:
Hattie Siebert, disorderly house.
fined $3.50. George Henderson
visiting disorderly house, fined
$3.50.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1922-04-21
Ny BILL PASSED
SEVERAL VOTES

Sc APPROVES ENLISTED
RsoNNEL OF $4,000, DE-
RTlNG REPUBLICAN LEAD
tsHIP AND SUPPORTING
sITloN BY PRESIDENT
(shington, April 20.-By the
In of II votes the house to-
broke away from its own
tship, stood behind the presi-
and passed the 1928 naval ap-
6ation bill with an amendment
the enlisted personnel of &c.
vote on the Mc-Arthur-Vare
iment, the big point in dispute
, increased the man force from
b as provided in the bill, was
b 148, with two members an
hg present. Ninety Republicans
against the $4,000 amend
with 48 Democrats supporting
bare hand clap or two greeted
announcement by the speaker.
galleries, half deserted, made
Tempt at a demonstration.
in the fighting section out of
ay the bill was put on its pas
and went through, 279 to 78.
amended, the measure carried
h of s251 ,26s,ooo, or about
b0,0O0 more than the total
by the appropriations commit
|hich framed it. It goes now to
Senate, with the charge by
nan Kelley OF the naval ap-
ations subcommittee that
millions will be added and
the house will be asked to
had not the big navy men
ed front at the last"
compared with the 30 Repubii-
who voted against the amend
173 Republicans voted for it,
1s others were paired for It.
against the 4s Democrats who
for the amendment, 81. Demo
voted against it while IL 9th
ere paired against it.
lent ON two occasions today
II sailed along through IN
bed seas Once, however,
man Kelley broke loose in
members characterized rs a
s attack on the "navy yard
nation" charging that despite
ms conference there were still
pds from navy yard and naval
t districts for more money
WAS carried in the bill.
rtting in the Massachusetts vii
bf Squantum, where destroyers
built during the war, Mr.. Kel-
b a picture of ''the plea for
b jumped across West Vir-
with its armor plate factory
J South Atlantic coast across
W Orleans, and then to Cali
and up the West coast. The
was in a tumult as he de-
that everywhere the feeling
to be that the purpose OF the
conference was to build UP
rovide more work for the gov
Ent plants.
f a dozen members were
into the fight. Representative
(Democrat) Of Louisiana de-
2 Chairman Kelley had proved
f "a naval wrecker." The bat
ged for ten minutes.
other clash developed when
+elley presented a letter re-
today from Secretary DENLY
by to one for information, in
IL was stated that the added
% the bill through increasing
alisted force by 10000 men
be around s40,00O,000.
DENLY explained that increas-
eady put into the bill provided
" and subsistence Of the larg-
-sonnel, that no addition for
no would be needed and that
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Cotton on the local market today
brought II 1-2.
Evening star., 1922-07-22
FOR SALE-HCUSES.
Continued


500 COMPLEMENTARY HOME wITg
cont wait; write for appointment. Addresi
Bog % B, stnr Office.
NEW s-R0OM BATH; MODERN CoNvEN.
Iences: garage; semi-det tached; foot house,
q Porcbes See this and you will buy H.
Call Adams 174s
If You WANT ONE OF THE CHOICEST
$4,000 homes in the District. direct from the
owner. without commissions or trust bonuses
address Box 34S-A, Star ONCE, phone North
S0OsW. 23s
10th ST. HEIGHTs-BEAUT1FrL SEMI.
bungalow, practically new. containing 8 rooms
and baths: also gias<ed-in sleeping sn5
noors. fireplace: screened and metal weather.
stripped throughout. etc; located 1909 Gers.
mum ST. NV. adjacent Rock Greek Park:
plans resident-owner viii sell for si2 80. %.
HOME BARGAIN a BEAUTIFUL, 3.
room and 2-bsth modern home: large front
ard rear porches. concrete cellar: h.w.h.. elec-
trio light; hardwood floors: breakfast porch:
large LOT. 5ox150 to paved alley: immediate
possession. 1921 buchanan ST. NV. Price
Just redrced 10 sls.5 800 for quick sale. Terms.
HERBERT Il SONS. exclusive agents, 5lj
East Capitol st.
LEAVING CITY. MUST SELLS ROOMS. .
,,i, naths, car garage arranged for families.
FOR sALE-NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD,
honse containing rooms and . baths; deep
lot 10 alley: modern in every respect: price
Sl3.500; terms. 50 oo0 cash and balnnce
monthly. 0wner-occupant will give possession
in so days. Address Boz liza Star office
1913 sth AND 91s ST Nw-FoR COZ
pred. two three-story bricks. nine rooms and
bat centrally located: cash. so 600: terms
CHAS. S. sHREyE. 912 18th St NV
BUNGALOW, FIVE ROOMS: AMI: LARGE
Porches; abundance OF fruit. shrubbery and
flowers. From owner. MRS. GRANT. Holly.
wood. Nd, on W. +. II. r.. this side Of
Beltsvile. o3s
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FOR RENT-wAREHoUsEs.

TWO WAREHOUSES;, BRICK. FOR SALE Oh
spectively: electric elevator; 1510-1618 Eck.
ington pace ne, opposite B. o. frsishs
yard. Apply Room sos. International b'os
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WANTED TO BUY.
Confined.


9 TO ROOM MODERN HOUSE: REASON
able; city Or suburb. State particulars. Ad-
dress Boz 2il.A. Star office. 22s
TO FAMILY FLAT. GOOD WHITE Lo-
cation, from owner. Address Box 63-B, Star
ofare. 23s
WANTED - SMALL DETACHED HOUSE.
four o. nvs rooms; must have large lot: ad-
dress l05 18th st. sc. 22s
HAVE DEMAND FOR HOMES AND IN
vestments at right prices. See. write or phone
me at once.
ARTHUR N. CoNNoR, Oxford Bldg,
I20 l4th st. NV. Room 222 Ph. ". 1176
Q TO IL ROOM HOME IN GOOD REsIDEN-
tial section: city or D. 9. suburbs. HOS 10th
st. NV. Phone Main 372.
EAST WASHINGTON PROPERTY
Is OUR SPECIALITY.
We have q long list Of buyers waiting to
purchase reasonably priced East Washington
houses. IL your property Is located ne. or
Sc. list 1t with us for quick SALE 1t may
be Just the house to suit one of buyers.
EAST WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY,
Lincoln 1855. no sth St NE
WE HAVE A CASH BUYER
for a modern Groom house in the vicinity Of
18th and Park road. Garage not necessary.
but prefer outlet to alley. Write or phone
QUINTER, THOMAS & co.
Real Estate Financing,
81o 18th St. NV. Main S4I6.
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE

NEARLY 10 A. OF CLEAR LAND, NO BUILD
INGs, fronting R.R and fine pike in town; II
miles out; exchange for home or sacrifice for
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INSPECT TODAY.
CHEVY CHASE. d. {.
1906 TENIFER ST NV

hrepiace' 'front.'. side and rear pOrches; sleeping
porch.
PRICE IS RIGHT.
TERMS LOW.
BARGAINS
IN
HOMES AND BUSINESS PROPERTIES
S11. .000-SoRTHwEST
Brick store and dwelling with 13 rooms
and two baths; cellar; located on corner
lst and \. ]. ave. NV. No lease. Large lot.
So, s,750-NoRTHwEST
Brick store and dwelling. with six rooms.
bath, cellar; located east of 4th st and south
Of l. ST. No lease.
$40. 10.T0O-NORTHwEST
Brick dwelling with eight rooms and bath,
cellar. furnace heat. electricity; premises
vacant and in frst-class condition. Rear 19tb
and z SITS.
So 3210-SOCTHWEST
Brick dwelling with six rooms and bath.
latrobe heat, gas light. kitchen range; i'm
mediate possession will lie given and easy
terms made. Key al Office.
50 3150-SORTHEAST
Two brick dwellings located on Florence
street between 14th and 18th. F and 6 SITS.
with six rooms and bath each; lRtrobe heat
Rent, $3.50 each.
2500-NoRTHEAST
Brick dwelling on Myrtle ST. ne: rooms
and bath: latrobe heat and gas light Rent.
s2J.JO per month. A home Or investment.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FOR SALE-COntinued.
4 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME, WITH
city conveniencss; IT'S situated on the Baiti-
more Boulevard not far from District line
1S rooms and bath; excellent heating plant ;
electric lights: in hne condition: lot, 2O0x20O
sonebiy priced.
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
I4I8 Eye St. NV.
rhones Main 5o0s4
FOR REFINED COLORED.
ONLY LErT-1O BOLD. DON'T DELAY,
THEY GO FAST. New fveroom bungalows in
es1sG eAsa FssPt hhsSas Sfw afs like sMt REN4
20 minutes from the heart Of tbe4city. Take
H ct. car, get of at 44th st, ne. and see
Nj. Chevis. 1924 Hunt place or call at our
DISTRICT REALTY INVESTMENT
EXCHANGE Inc,
934. New York ave. NV. Main 1850.
5000 CASH, $40 MONTH.
Four.Ioom and bath Bungalow nearby Mary
land: lot 50x200; nne ehsrntion near car line.
Address Box 99-A, star pfice.
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FOR sALE-APARrMENTs.

NEW BUILDING CONTAINING Il 8 ROOMS
and bath apartments In one OF the city
choicest locations; rents for about se 70O which
is = reasonably low rent; price, se2; ;soGi ek ei.
septipnai, terms. or can Int trade Bee MI. nafA
1909 N. +. ave. Main 1900
ONE APARTMENT VACANT.
Col. Hts.-Massive, 3-story brick structure.
containing 5 apis. large rooms. bath: can
be easily converted into . apis. at smal! Cost;
}. VIII; building 81 IT. font. Price. sis;aoo'
The Joseph Shapiro Co.
814 n. 7. ave. Fl 691s.
OWNER WILL TRADE EQUITY OF
$4,000 In apartment house paying more
than 111s, located in best section Of Co
1umbia Heights. half square from 18th
st., for equity in business property. pre-
fer upper 14th at,
Three-apartment building paying 10hT
net. Rents on a bSsis hxed by rent COM
mission. Price. $12. 600.
Corner building ON Capitol Hill. con-
tafnfng IL apartments, 4S rooms. Rents
very low. Price. 81. 500. A splendid in
vestment
Owner will trade equity Of $4,000 in
apartment building on California st. for
small residence property.
Apartment house in the heart Of the
business section. Could be readily con-
verted into hotel. Fieproof; floors;
' furnished; building contains 70 rooms.
large lobby. On corner near most exclu-
sive clubs.
Two-family nat; hot-water heat. cleo
tris lights; room for garage. West Of
14'h st. on cnss sAe hill, Psies: s1e,7So.
INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT,
923 18th St Main S6
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2M-SToRY FRAME HOUSE; ROOMS. AND
bath, gas, water. electric. laundry tubs. ga
rare; price. IS, $50; $500 down. $50 month;
lot. 60x2oo. fenced: good garden; large
porches Phone Franklin ess:
THREE MILES FROM COLUMBIA COUNTRY
Club, on Conn. ave. extended, north Of city.
lots 1oOx2OO. 10000 50. II. tnearly y acre),
81 600; sewerage, electricity. water. We rec
ommend this property for home or invest
nent. Only part Of this property to b sold
VIII assist you to build. b. n. MARTIN, 734
18th street NV. Main 67O.
PRETTY BUNGALOW OF . SMALL ROOMS,
hath. hot.water heat. electricity, gas; garage;
Iaree lot; In best section; "A. $50; terms GEO.
@. WALKER, owner, kresge bldg, II & 9 .26s
s-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; ANIL; IN ACRES
Of land; fruit and grapes; price, 50 500.
S-room bungalow: ami; v acre Of land:
$500. : rooms and bath; electric light and
bungalow; ami: lot, 10Ox125; $6.950. s.
room eottsSe; pc,chss screened; large lot:
Ing sitss and acreage. A. L. KELLY 4 SON,
Clarendon, Va. Phone 8sA
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

Hsve you seen II? Now having the most
wonderful growth in individual homes Of any
part Of Washington. High rolling ground
overlooking the potomae. We have opened up
for sale about 100 pretty sites at mederste.
Some for sale. Better hurry up or you will
be too late to get into thi. section. Always
strictly white and high class. Bee W. r.
JACKSON. Owner. living on the property.
6424 Conduit road. Cleveland 483. or 8. T.
pORSETT Owner 1kOA H st. NV. Main 1000.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
rv-p pNISVgEn.

sTy ROOMS. BATH: COMPLETELY FUR,
n;shed. garage; rent reasonable. ISL North
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR sALE-Continued.

FINE LITTLE HOME; q ROOMS. PORCHHs.
poultry house for 200 hens. large shade trees;
corner lot In village. near school. church.
stores and trolley; Is minutes ride to city:
price, s., 500: half cash. balance $S5 per
month, or might make other tens. Write
BoN 81. Rosslyn. Va. or call Clarendon
Evening star., 1922-07-22
-WILLETT HEIGHTS,
y. VIRGINIA.

= WlLLE l nGl01A l -
a VIRGINIA.
LoTS-At about cents per 50. IT,. In fast
growing section; several houses now being
2. car lines easy Walking distance:
Clarendon ana chsrryda,si; sis =: sistation;
lots so It wide. 1877 to eSl feet deep q nun.
ssIo ssT W,ts 70 s4ss 0rs Terms cash sla per month
Good road to property; only miles from new
Key bridge Concrete sidewalks; streets and
'fSfii 'PfSHfiONE OR WRITE FOR
PLAT-LOTS PLAINLY.
MARKED.
TO property Falls ohureh eass ss,,, 18th ,.pd .pd
iairesaont cara Ssth and M sts. to Lacy Station.
walk north 8 minute: to property; Phone se e.
lots anywhere close to Washington. Us lots
now sold to well satisfied clientsO
WALTER zO'HARA,
specialize in Nearby Virginia.
rsain 1928. 1909 n ct. NV.
Evening star., 1922-07-22

s5ce CAsH-BRAND.yEw HOME wITg
large lot: Anil: in beautiful NV. location
don't wait; write tor appointment. Addre.'
Boz 22-R, Stnr Office.
Evening star., 1922-07-22
Continued.

LINCOLN Park HUME Al bahHAIN.
Modern 6-room brick; excellent location I:
eoieniaI porch, large rear porch. sleeping
porch; h.-wh., elec. lights; alley; very rea-
sonabie price and terms. Lincoln 31e1y.
ron SALE By THE OWNER. TO CLOSE AN
estste-1224 Irving st. NV; electricity: nrst-
class condition. Price; $4,000 net. Columbia
5640 23s
DESIRABLE PETWoRTH HOME At BAR
gain to buyer with $500 cash. us varnum
ct. Col. 4!22
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-
In kitchen. gas, good front and back yards;
price, %, 810i on terms
9TH NEAR b S.w. s-ROOM BRICK AND
brick garage; price. 1850.
IN 1900 BLOCK tCOLORED}, 18th ST. NV,
Q rooms, bath; $4,000; $500 cash. balance
-'''>''' THOMAS p. BROWN,
at lARt aw
Evening star., 1922-07-22

To GET MoSy. PROFIT WITH LEAST LA.
hor raise poultry and live stock: barrain. 40
acres. improved. 1,c00. c. W.. THOMAS
Charlotte Hall, ST. Marys county, Md.
Evening star., 1922-07-22
LOVELY
SUBURBAN HOME.

Owner has reduced price for quick sale. At
tractive Groom and bath home; detached; :;
h.-w. heat, electricity. excellent water; nne
and well planned: garage; large lot, p 900
"a. It. ground: poultry house and run; fruit,
flowers. grapes, shrubbery and shade: near
Evening star., 1922-07-22

Remember, It is cool in the suburbs, 80 why
suffer with the heat when you can buy on
such easy terms
F. c. GooDNow COMPANY.
7o9 18th ST. NV. Main 307.
VIRGINIA OFFICE:
North Rosemont station. Alexandra 926
Evening star., 1922-07-22

8-ROOM BUNGALOW.
Attractive s-room bungalow on Washington
Virginia trolley line. only % minutes to center
Of city. Am sacrificing at only $3.50. which
Is under price asked for many Groom bunga-
lows. Ali modern improvements; large yard.
Address Box GA Star office.
Evening star., 1922-07-22

cur, on u. z. properly: 22s
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
ONE GROOM BRICK. WHITE TENANTS,
renting for $3.50 price, 1850; terms:
12O ft to alley; room for garages; rental.
$50; price for all, $3.50
TWO GROOM BRICKS ON IMPROVED ST
s.w.. renting for sas; price. $2,950; $500 cash.
NEW APT Ne, RENTING FOR s1s4
month: each tenant has separate hw plant
(no coal to furnish); renting for $134 month;
price, Sl2, 500.
THOMAS p. BROWN,
e17 AZ st s.w.
SIX FIREPRooF. INDIVIDUAL GARAGES,
near Lincoln Park; bargain for cash SALE Ad-
dress Box 137-A. Star office.
RENT, loo YR. PRICE, $10.500; TERMS.
Mt. Pleasant: business property; fast de-
veloping section; store. rooms, bath. cellar;
h.-w.h., elec.; excellent investment. Good
buy.
BARGAINS NEW STORES
RENT. $3.50 YEAR. PRICE, $4,000
Splendid location; unusual investment: bar
gain of merit; act quickly.
RENT, $3.50 YEAR. PRICE, $106 500
Three very attractive stores; prominent ave
Each store has two attractive display win
dows.
The Joseph Shapiro Co.
914 ": y. ave. Franklin 881S.
Evening star., 1922-07-22

New Groom and bath two-story cottage;
90 minutes out Best car service. $500 cash
down will buy this 81. $50 property. Monthly
payments only $3.50.
Evening star., 1922-07-22

1870 NEWTON ST N.W.-CuRNER HOUSE;
rooms and bath; reasonable.
Il. +. SAUL CO.,
Evening star., 1922-07-22

CHEVY CHASE. D.. @. =
By owner. bungalow type house. frame, with
stone foundation, containing7 rooms a bed
rooms); located 10 minutesF walk east Of the
circle; hardwood floors and trim: built-in bath,
stone fireplace, cement porch, elec. range
h.-w.h.; cor. lot, 6O1170, with shade trees:
price. FL 900; immediate pos. Phi. Clev. 1s4s-J.
h.; 23s
DETACHED HOME, BEDROOMS, SLEEP.
ine porch; ami; lot eoxl1oi price far beneat til
BY OWNER.
Near Cleveland Park. attractive detached
home, exceptionally well constructed. six
rooms snd bath. sleeping porch. hardwood
noorS, concrete front porch: all modern i'm
provements: large lot; new, occupied by
owner; price only $l0,500; easy terms: no
agents. Address BOZ 100-B. star once, 2as
BARGAINS ON EAST CAPITOL ST.
11-room brick, bath, 1000; good condi-
tion; wonderful reoming opportunity.
Corner store and apartment, SO, coo.
rn.i Az s1Mss: NJ soss & sif EfIeaaad 1aad elSs ls0o
COLORED-Two-sT0RY NINE. ROOMS. B.,
cellar; corner 9Th and p: garage: two stair
ways and entranees Price and terms reason
able. Gail North ol7. 28.
18th NEAR Ms ROOMS. BATH. H.w.H..
Ell. hardwood noors; .possession Vow price and
tarmA. w. I. BULMER. 734 18th st. NV
0i1- -1fS.oI6 MAsgACHUsETTS AVE. Ne
New six-roorfr and bath houses; ami: only
20 800: front COLOSSAL and double renr porches:
terms arranged. Owner u. h YOUNG. Se2S
18th st. NV.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-12
A GREAT PAINTING

THERE is nowhere collector or con-
i nois~eur Of pictures who would not be
thrilled to the heart at the mere thought of
possessing Rembrandt's descent From the
Cross" the painting that Joseph e.
Widener has just added to his extraor-
dinary collection.
The historical value of the canvas Is great.
It's actual money value is hard to estimate.
Yet there are other and far different reasons
why collector should seek and cherish it.
The Descent From the Cross is one Of
the most beautiful Of existing reminders of
what you might call the Age of Faith and
one of the noblest pictures among those that
remain from the golden age of painting.
That was an age when the spiritual quality
Of a canvas meant more to the artist and to
the patron than brilliancy Of technique or
fcats Of craftsmanship. Artists uncon-
sciously reflect the spirit Of their times.
OF even the most ambitious pictures done
nowadays it may be said that exterior bril-
liancy is their greatest characteristic. It
has been at least twenty years since any
great American artists attempted to paint a
great religious picture. AS the thought of
the age is going, 1t may be that no great
religious pictures will ever again be painted
either here or in Europe.
The old masters Of painting, when they
attempted to translate in color the meaning
of any incident in religious history, ap-
preached their subject in moods OF profound
feeling and complete reverence. They were
moved by faith. And 1t Is this quality of
the human spirit that remains today like a
dim light shining through canvases other
wise without distinction. Rembrandt's pic
ture is full Of pity and reverence. 1t reveals
not only suffering, but the sorrow of the
beholder himself. 1t is without question one
Of the most valuable paintings in the world.
and the city which ultimately may own the
picture ought to share something Of the
satisfaction and pride which Mr.. Widener
experienced In gaining possession Of It.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-12
NOW MY IDEA is THIS!
Daily Talks With Thinking Philadelphans Subjects They
Knop Best
.noU Best

tion for us to refashion the cathedral move
ment with the vision fixed upon current
needs and the hopes Of the future. Having
generated widespread desire for unity and
concord among the Christian forces of this
Western continent. has not the time arrived
for some definite practical steps in such an
undertaking?
everywhere around us we see co.opera-
tion IN similar fields. Philanthropic agen-
cies are CO. operating in various commun nj :.
yes IN the erection Of united charity build
ihgs; and some of those actively engaged in
the work OF the Church feel that we might
well abandon the habit of segregating our
administrative offices in competing edfces
and begin movement to get together under
common roof.
We go 80 far as to call also for the
merging OF our theological seminaries In
order that the Christian ministers of the
school, o
\, And so with the development of the ca
thedral project. We are fools enough To
anticipate the time when in the CITY Of
maotherIy ,na Love all Christians of good will
may unite IN common sanctuary for wor-
snip. A communion that inherits centuries
OF experience In cathedral building and ca :
thedral use will naturally accept the lead
erSnip IN this venture; but in 10 doing Il
VIII VIII welcome into recognized responsibilities
aovsiSsory groups of other communions.
New York made a picturesque contri.
button to the cathedral idea when It pro.
vided for the seven chapels for the various
nationaiities included in it's cosmopolitan n
population Philadelphia might make a vet
more substantial contribution to the relis.
l0Gs NE OF the future II 1t should provide
oinering names would find themselves hos.
ptttaoiy identified in the constant worship Of
their common Lord. VI
The longed-for unity may never com.
al along the paths of uniformity in doctrine,
OF conformity In organization, but rather in
unison OF prayer and praise. Sometime i;ta ia
TINS Is IN the hearts Of some Of us who keen
our eyes turned toward Portland" Ae'p
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with empty and clean hands, while all Old
World diplomatlsts were in an orgy OF loot,
and Curzon was schcmins to pocket Persia.
The England That Has No Voice knows
well enough. That is why an enormous
canvas painted by John Sargent with life
size portraits of about sixty British gen.
erals and hung in the National Gallery
has been renamed by the multitude and
called why 1t Took Us SO Long to Win
the War"
These generals, or most Of them, be-
longed to Kipling's own assemblase Of
deties. The picture we'll might bear an
other name. 1t might be called ''One of the
Reasons Why America Waited