The Washington herald., 1922-06-26
CAVE JEWELLERS
OF CITIES SHOULD
GO TO MOUNTAINS
High Places of Earth Call
To Men, Rev. H. X. Full
ton Declares
ALWAYS INSPIRING
Rugged Vastnesses Clear
Minds Clouded by Sor-
didness.
By REV. HUGH X. FULTON,
Mort h N. In nter Rresbyte Chuvr


N...s.-...- pr..nrt.r,.. 80,
fsam i1 wiz n,e up mine
Eyes unto ,he a'iis' whence COM
euh my heip'
This is the season OF the year when
all who live In cittes--alI the cave
aw.,,.rs ., our an.rtm.rt ho,
iohs u get away from orick ana
asphait anu 70 prea'he the iresh
AIR OF Forest anu sea- ana renew
their youth by doing the things
they like. Where shall they go?
COLORADO ROCKIES want TO pre-
sent a brief for the mountains; l
want to urge upon all who seek
health and inspiraI on the call OF
the high places of the earth.
The sea Is grand; the little VIII
lages in the hills have their rest
fulness and charm; the North
woods, with their wildness and
yastness, their white water" for
canoeing and still waters for fish,
ing, bring a refreshment to soul
and body that cannot be found any
where else. But II YOU city dwell
ers who live at sea level, in the
heat and humidity of our river bot
toms, II you want absolute change
and change is the essence OF a
GOOD vacation then go To the
mountains, go to the high attitudes.
up above the mists and foes. up
where the air is pure and clear and
nave you pienty OF time ana
ie" htnu.u uuea's 70 spare: men
cross the A'lahtic ana 90 straight
me Hips' "nere 'ne MY
PEAKS on tne SWISS ana French ana
itaHan ooluers ara" the NINA ever
upWaru anu "here you can nave
any season YOU want, from the colo
oL winter TO ine Warm,h OF sum
So 80, s,a,
with YOU and read II as you tramp
across those famous nasses-tbe 81
Rernard- for sxamnla where Han
nibal and King Canuta ana Name
leon trod seeking the sunny mains
NJ itsIy And % you looL m q,
the snow-nantlsd ne.L. .yorv
sids standing ill., gi.n, s.,t,raIs
-, 80 r,I,s
yo,, iii, 80 at,e e. aise
80 80 a..
ra,,.i ' 80 ~ "heh
.'ss VI o''ee CUT
..ie snort ana your purse
men ouy your ucket TOT
ut amer rlcah hockies. uet up TO
i1'ooo ieet ana SWING your nelo
siasss around great circle OF
'ne eartn' get up on Pike's Peak
anu iooS away TO the south into
new mexico. See that great range
across to the west that the Span
ism Fathers named the Sangre de
christie Range-the Mountains of
the Blood of Chrtst-a long series
OF noble peaks always white with
snow except when the early morn
ing sun colors all bloodred.
Source NJ Ip,rtr.t,o,
Thar. l., ..,
,.irs - II,. az s III ,ne noun
"e i",hu anu 'ne soul
- n heip ou' iook up. Inc up
opns lines the Jagged rocky
, ora" tne eyes upward even
az catheoral spire' py
,honLt mus 'ne SKIES ana SO the
,i,,Ha ,ho,,aS. ou can tnlnK
80 sinons tne great noun
AIMS me H'tie things tnat so oother
' n IN 'e CITY VANISH for
y.,n sNe you a sense OF pro-
- ,nin vi .ne IeialNe vaiue
,.ss n Is one Oh the
u t piessihg a tnousht
eS " nave lHc lHousHl Oh
. y a h ana perma-
,a,'Is =" he niius' OF tnls changing
80 ~ ~ e.. e mus. oi human weak.
n',s au ,n 'ne Iostaht ', presence OF
- pool saia'ns human ma
- soou 10 tnink OF s'rehstn
anu emu ahce-oi the
MOSES got MS inspiration in the
nloun.ains' ana from the mountains
up ms soui TO the 600 VINO
sna'sS. oeIoIe .ne mountains were
orousht iorlh OF ever the earth ana