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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-09

At night he spoke on Fortune or
Fellowship" Exodus 1913, II. II
YOU are in Roanoke hear these eX-
pository sermons from the Book OF
Exodus being delivered each Sunday
night We were made to see the
kindness of God in failing to tell our
fortune but in assuring us His pres
ence. We have happy, cheerful
services, live scriptural singing and
powerful preaching at Mt. Zion. Our
blessings Sunday were: One CONVEX
sion, one accession, 231 persons
communed al altar, one bowed in
Thanksgiving. and an offering OF
$145.
Don't forget our Fifth Anniversary
March 20. Banquet on 9Th. You
are invited.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-09
CHICAGO NOTES.

Emery Ford, the son of Mrs. Matte
Fora, lip N. Clark street passed away
curing the past week at the hospita'
of pneumonia following illness of only
eight days. Funeral services were con
Quoted from Hermon Baptist Church
with Rev, A. L. Harris pastor. official
ing.
Mrs. Estelle Williams, 3641 PraIrfe
avenue who suffered severe injuries a
few days ago, is slowly improving at
Provident Hospital.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-09
FIRST MT. OLIVE NOTES

Newtown, Va. Feb. 5-Several per-
sons of this section attended. the splend
ID services held at Mt. Tobtr last Suli
dav
Miss Sally Martin returned to Phiia.
Gelphia few days ago.
On our sick list are Messrs. Wilbers
Garlic; George Johnson; Attrell 20!
lard; Miss Pop. Johnson and Mrs. Rich
) rd Ruffin.
Mr.. Samuel Hill died last Saturday
funeral was conducted yesterday
There will be special services at MI.
Olive Sunday You are cordially inv''
ed to be presnt
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-09
TRAIN CRASHES WAGON;
DRIVERS HIP IS SPRAINED
preston News Service,

Columbus, Ohio Feb. Lee Gar
rett, aged 43 narrowly escaped death
when Big -Four Train last Wednes
Gay night struck a wagon he was dry
ing at the Dennison avenue crossing
The front end Of the wagon mad clear
ed the tracks when the train struck
the rear end of the wagon, demolishing
the vehicle. CARROTS right hip was
,prained. He was taken to Grant hoepl-
tai.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-09
v1YTHEVILLE NEWS.

Rev. w. C. Sanders. the District SUI
perintendent held his quarterly meet
ing Sunday at the Franklin ST. M. Fl.
Church. Rev. Sanders filled the pulpit
both morning and night, to a large cen
gregation. We are always glad to hear
this noble divine for he always leaves Z
thought that is lasting On the minds OF
his hearers.
Don't miss reading the Planet week,
ly.
Rev. G. o. Wing filled the pulpit at
Bethel A. M. E. Church Sunday. The
Lords Supper was administered al
night; sixty-seven persons communed
Rev. l.. B. Aston was at his best
Sunday at the Baptist Church.
Rev. T. w. Hebron preached at
Graham Va, Sunday at the M. E
Church for Rev. E. L. Wright He
preached from Peter 3rd chapter and
The eleventh verse. He had an excel
lent audience. They ask that he come
Ggain.
Mr.. William Kizer who came home
from Columbus, Ohio some weeks ago
on account Of i'll health is much better
and able to walk around.
Mr.. Henry Grubb is quite i'll at his
home on East Spring street. He desires
to have all the ministers of the city to
call and see him, also the christian,
PEOPLE of the town to sing and pray
with him. He is an aged man out of
Christ. He is anxious to make peace
with God.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Chaffin most de-
i;ghtfully entertained for dinner SUN
day Rev. w. w. Ward. Rev. G. o..
Wing and Rev. Sanders. The P. b. of
the Pulaski District of the NJ E.
Church. Miss Joanna Austin assisted
the hostess to serve the dinner.
Little Bessie the two-eyar old daught-
or of Mr.. and Mrs. Price Dylia had a
Painful accident last Tuesday, when
she fell from the table into tub o.
cold water, striking her head. DR.. c..
F. Graham was called and she was
soon resting easy; at this writing she
is much improved.
Mr.. Eugene King and Miss Mary
Taylor of Radford motored to the city
Sunday and were guest at the home CT
Mrs. H. V. Myers.
Mr.. Mitchell Johnson of Elk Creek
r'.ade flying trip to Wytheville Sun
cay to see Miss Gertrude Johnson; his
stay was quite pleasant.
Mrs. Katie Savers and T. w. Hebron
Jr., spent the day Monday with Mrs.
Sarah Sheffey in Camp Jackson.
Mr.. Emm;tt Carter is on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs James Cohbs and son
Harold of Bristol Tenn. motored to
Nythaville Sunday. the guest of Mr..
and Mrs Homer Hairston at t-e City
Cafe.
Mr.. Everette Lampkin and Miss
Edith Jenkins of Max Meadows, came
i, Wytheville Saturday and were mar
led. Rev. J.. B. Aston officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Lampkin are domiciled at
The home of the groom's parents Mr.
Nnd Mrs. John Lampkin. of Ma
Meadow.
Master R. Alexander Hebron is OF.
sick list
Messrs. R. B. Clark, the Southern
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-09

There was vely large gathering IN
the Mt. Calvary Baptist Sunday School
last Sabbath. The T. e. L. Bible Glass
was taught ny its teacher Mrs. Isabelle
Preston. The Baracca Bible Class unit
eG with this class and all enjoyed the
teaching of sister Preston, Let us put
the Spirit of Jesus Christ in all OF our
school-work and then we shall mount
Up with wings as Eagles.
! 1880 A Nj. our pastor preached
powerful sermon, using for his sub
iject, 1.-THE Miracles of the Resurrec
ton" We noted a good number or
those who hau been away but had re
turned to the city. Among them there
were three members Of Calvary. Mrs.
Charity e. A. Pettus Miss Ida Taylor
and Miss Ruth Godfrey. Miss Godfrey
at one time very active member IN
our Sunday School, but moved to New
y ork. She is mere now for an indefinite
I time and expresses her desire to join
IN the work again. While away Miss
Godfrey kept up the work for the Lord
as begun in Calvary when she was with
us before.
$3.50 P. M. being our Communion
service and as usual WE had a grand
tine. Several of the churches OF Rich
mond and the vicinity had good
many of their members present with
us. The Lords Supper was administer
ed by the pastor, assisted by ReVs. j.
II. Brown and Edwards
Between the morning services and .
T M. Rev. NJ Fuller. me!nber " cur
Church and Sunday School was Unit
ed into the bonds of matrimony by
Rev. C. A. Cobbs. His bride was Miss
Leila Carter a woman who is worthy
of all the good blessings that can be
bestowed. upon her. Jesus said WREN l
was hungry-you fed me and when
answering the disciples after the dis
course He said what you do unto one
of my little ones, you do unto me. MISS
| Carter has always fed those who came
to her and related that they were hun
cry.
Services tomorrow at Calvary as fol
lows: $50 A. NJ. Sunday School; 1l:"e
and $50 P. M. Preaching; $50 P. M
B. Y. P. U.
Last Sunday Rev. G.. B. Jefferson.
preached at the Second Bethel Bapt'
ist Church, Henrico County, Va. TO-
his pastor Rev. G. A. CObbs
Let all of the members of Calvary be
stir themselves to raise the amount OF
money needed by the fourth Sunday In
April to pay off the debt on the church.
On the 9th of January Rev. C. B.
Jefferson preached at 1870 A. M. III
stead of the pastor.
II rising mt zion notes
Next Sunday is our regula. coh
munion service. Let us all come out
and join in praising God in our own
way and manner. Our last communion
teing the first Of the year was one OF
the best ever witnessed in Zion. All
went out feeling that the Holy Spirit
bad visited Zion. There is no reason
however, that this one should not be
he same Let us make it so.
The Prayer meeting is the thermom
eter of the church. what are you doing
10 the rise OF it? Or. are your works and
attendance causing it to descend rata
er than ascend? Think about it.
| Last Sunday cur eleven o'clock seTv
ice was very we'll attended; our con-
tribution above normal despite the
handicap of large amount of sick
ress and death that is prevalent IN
cur community.
On last Sunday at 500 P. M. the
Rev. Spradly preached for us; all pres
.nt enjoyed his discourse.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-09
HEART OF THE SUBJECT.

.."(2) The point want to empha-
size is, that as one appears in his
own eyes, so is he in the eyes of
the world.
eff you look down on yourself,
the world will look down on you.
'If you have no faith in yourself,
the world will have no confidence in
you.
eff you believe you are Tess than
other races, other races will believe
the same thing.
eff you are a grasshopper in your
own eyes, you are a grasshopper in
the eyes of men.
"Here is an acknowledgment we
need ito make. The spies told the
truth as to giants being in the land,
for the sons of Anack lived there;
a mighty tribe, the largest and most
powerful people in the worlds his
tory Their ordinary men stood
from Z to feet high and could whip
lions in fist-fght.
when we look about ourselves
today, we must make like confess
ions, that in every walk of life, if
we would go forward, we must go
up against giants and if we feel our
selves grasshoppers, We will never
go.
THE CHRISTOPHER.
"(3) Consider with me what
grasshopper is. Webster speaks of
him as small nimble insect of the
locust kind. 1 think, however, that
l am better acquainted with grass
hoppers than Webster. In the He
brew "KHAW-GAWB," the grass
hopper, is flying, devouring insect,
consumer If we would take Web
ster's Interpretation or the Hebrew,
we would base our argument upon
the grasshopper man as being A
CONSUMER, for the locust visits,
without his rations, puts up at any
body's house and leaves the place
barren. Israel at the time of this
writing was nothing more than con-
sumers and any people with the
spirit to consume and not to produce
are grasshoppers.
The grasshopper we know today Is
distinguished for the following
things:
"(1) He is noisy. and his appear
ance in flying is deceptive. Out in
California in some of the fields you
can hardly hear your ears for that
peculiar buzz made by the grass
hopper in their leaps and flights.
"(2) The grasshopper we know
is the object of every fowl for the
satisfying of his appetite. In other
words, though he is flying, the en-
tire flying family is after him.
"(3) The grasshopper is home
less insect; no bush, tree, stone nor
stump to call his home.
"(4) The grasshopper is nerv-
Gus insect. His fight is in his flight
unless he is fighting member of his
own species
"(5) To play or contend with a
grasshopper is to be spit on, for he
spews the corruption Of his own body
upon any who tarry long with him.
DR.. Austin ended this great mes
sage with a spirited peroration, his
conclusion being expressed in these
words:
"The hope of our deliverance is to
believe in God, reverence leadership
and fear nothing-NOT even DEATH"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-09
SOMETHING DIFFERENT"

''SOMETHING DIFFERENT"
MAUDE CUNEY HARE, LECTURER
AND PIANIST, AND WILLIAM II.
RICHARDSON, BARITONE TO AP'
PEAR IN A COSTUME RECITAL
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18th.
AT ARMSTRONG AUDITORIUM
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-09

Aid Agent and W. M. Canady the Nat
ional Benefit Life Insurance Agent
were quite busy around the city Mon
day, collecting insurance and getting
new members.
Cards are out announcing the Wo
manless Wedding next Tuesday night
ut Bethel A. M. Church, February l2th
Everybody is invited. Admission ID
Cents. Miss Pearcy Greensberry and
Mr.. Jack Oglethrope are the contract
ing parties. Come, every one to witness
the occasion.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-09
DR.. AUSTIN DELIVERS

CONTINUED from Page u
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-09

Sir Sonny Tanner. of Ninth Ave-
nue. has been quite indisposed for a
few days, with pneumonia. He is a
member of Roanoke Lodge, No. 81.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-09
FULTON NOTES.

There was a vely large gathering in
the Mt. Calvary Baptist Sunday School
last Sabbath. The T. E. l.. Bible Glass
was taught ny its teacher Mrs. Isabelle
Preston. The Baracca Bible Class unit
ed with this class and all enjoyed the
teaching of sister Preston. Let us put
the Spirit of Jesus Christ in all OF our
school-work and then we shall mount
Up with wings as Eagles.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-09

Don't forget our Fifth Anniversary
March 20. Banquet on 9Th. You
are invited.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-02-09
ROANOKE ITEMS.

ROANOKE, VA. February 5.-Mt
Zion A. NJ. e. Sunday School teachers
and board were entertained Monday
night. the 9Th, in the home of Rev.
George P. Miller, who has been their
superintendent for many years. they
spent an enjoyable evening. a re-
past was served.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-17

cruz Sc lie pondra el siguiente letre-
TO en- tres lenguas hebrea, griega y
latina; en- hebreo, Jesa aIoi oLisidin;
en- griego, Jesat Nozareno; en- latin,
Jesus Narayenas, Ree judeor7tn,.
Mandamos asi mismo, que ningu-
no de cualquiera clase que sea, no
Sc atreva temerariamente impedir
esta justicia por nos mandada, ad-
ministrada y seguida con todo rigor,
segun los decretos leyes de los ro-
manos Y hebreos, bajo la pena en-
que incurren los cue Sc rebelan con-
ira el imperio. Con6rmaron esta SEN
tencia por las doce tribus de Israel,
Raban, Daniel, Raban segundo, Joan,
Benciar, Barbas, Isabec, Presidan.
Por el Sumo sacerdocio Raman, Ju-
das, Boncalason. Por los Farisecs,
Rolian, Simon, Daniel Braban, Nor
dagin, Boncertassilis. Por el impe-
rio y presidente de Roma, Lucio Sir
tilio. A nostro Silio, notario p1blico
del crlmen.
Descendio del monte JESUS. siguia-
ronle muchas gentes, admiradas de
su doctrina. Vino en- este un leproso,
y, acercandose al Redentor, y AFRO
dillandose ante el, lie dijo:
Senior, 81 quisieres, podrias linn
piarme de lepra
Y Jesus cue deseaba unir a sus
palabras ell ejemplo,s como confrma-
ci6n de 10 que habia dicho en- ell mon
te, extendi6 la mano sobre ell enter
mo, v le TOGO dicidndole:
-Quiero, sc limpio.
Y euro el leproso al momento. 81
Cristo venia a purificar los HON.
bres, a redimir al mundo de la le-
pra que lie correoia. Y, en- una tarde,
en- un solo aliento, derram6 sobre
La TERRA las eternas Y sublimes YER
dades que hoy son el fundamento de
las sociedades modernas, seran
siempre el ideal de todas las socie-
dades futuras. .'
Jose de SILES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-17
la COpia de Ia sentenCia diClada contra Je-
Su0lst0 pOr PonGo Platos, segun eI orr
glnd que Sc COaServd en- q dfchiyO
general de Siman(as


"Archivo general de Simancas.-
Negociado de Estado.-Legajo 848,
" de Roma ndmero A."
"Copia de la sentencia que di6 Pi-
latos contra Cristo Nuestro Senior,
la cual Sc halo en- la ciUdad de
Aquila (Abruzo) por los amos 1850
entire las ruinas moreas de un tenn
plo, donde Sc hallaron dos tibos de
hierro, y en- una, de ellos escrita en-
pergamino con caracteres hebreos,
la siguiente carta, que Sc interpret6
de la manera siguiente:
EN- ell ano XVII de Tiberio Ce-
sar, emperador romano, Y de todo el
mundo monarca invictisimo, en- la
Oimpiada CXXI: .edad XIV, y
de la Creacion del mundo, segdn
el numero Y cuenta de los hebreos
cuatro veces MCXLVII de la propa-
gaci6n del imperio romano el ano
LXXIII: del rescate de la servidum-
bre de Babilonia ell CDXXX de la
i restitution del imperio sagrado el
a1o CDXCVII: siendo consules del
+! pontifice romano, Lucio Piano Y
Marco Saurico; proc6nsules del in
/ victo Palestine, gobernador pdblico
de Judea Y regente y gobernador de
! la ciudad de Jerusalem F'lavio' cuarto
su presidente gratisimo".
"Poncio Pilatos, regente de la Ba-
ia Galilea herodiana, anti-patriarca
y pontffice del Sumo sacerdocio Anas
Y Caifas, Ales Maelo, maestro del
temple: Rabaham Anbel, centurion
de los c6nsules romanos de la ciu-
dad de Jerusalem Quinto Cornelio Su-
blimio y Sexto Pompilio Rufo, a
XIV de Mario. Z
70. Poncio Pilatos, representante
del imperio romano en- ell palacio de
Larchi, nuestra residencia, juzgo,
condeno Y sentencio ,muerte Je-
sus,i i1lamado9 sCristo Nazareno, de la
turba de Galilea, hombre sedicioso de
la ley naes5iea contra Ell gran em-
perador tTiberio Cesar, determine Y
pronuncio, en- razon a 10 expuesto,
que sufra la muerte en- la, cruz, a
usanZa de los reos, porque habiendo
congregado muchos hombres ricos y
pobres, no ha cesado de mover tu-
multos por toda Galilea, fngiendose
hiio de Dios Y rey de Israel, amena-
zando Il. Y1ina de Jerusalem del
sagrado imperio, v negando tribute
al Cesar; habiendo tenido el atre-
vimiento de entrar con palmas y en-
triunfo acompanado de la turba CO.
mo rey dentro de la ciudad de Je-
rusal6n en- el temple sagrado.
|, Por tanto, mando a mi centurion
Quinto Cornelio, que conduzca publi-
camente a ese Jesucrito, amarrado
y azotado, vestido de parpura y CO.
ronado de espinas punzantes, con la
propia cruz a cucsta, para que sirva
de ejemplo a todos los malhechores,
Y que lleve con el a dos ladrones ho-
micidas: todos los cuales saldran por
la pucrta Giancarola, llamada hoy
Antoniana, e iran hasta. el monte
Gle los malvados, que Sc dice Calva-
rio; donde crucifcado y nnuerto, que
| de ell cuerpo en- la cruz para que
sirva de espectaculo u ejenplo a to-
dos los criminales; II en- la .dicha
/
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-17
HUGHES HABLARA EN- LA. COM
vENCIoN REPUBLICANA DE
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, abril 16. Omitted
Press). Ell secretario de Estado, Hug
hes, hablara esta noche en- la Conven-
ci6n Republicana del sEstado de Eew
York. Sc cree que en- su discurso de
esta noche, Hughes, delineara Ia pla-
taforma presidential cue Ell Presidente
Coolidge Sc propone desarrollar en- Ia
pr6xima campana politica. Las recien-
tes conf5rencias que Hughes ha venido
dando sobre Coolidge, Sc cree que no
ha sido mas que preparando el terreno
para ell gran discurso CUE habra de
pronunciar en- Ia Convention. Sc cree
que esta ha de sacar triunfante la can
didatura de Coolidge por una mayoria
abrumadora. FL discurso de Hughes Sc
basara en- asuntos de interes nacional
y que contradecira ell reciente discur-
so pronunciado por Ell Senador pepper,
quien anunci6 que habria de formarse
TN tercer partido.4,s,,e - sus.ss.s.s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-17

Para toda clase de cIiches, de
hnea de medic tono, dirijase a.
puerto Rico linstrado', San
Jose ndmero Z
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-11
V|RG|N|ANS SPEED
LEGISLATIVE VOTE
BY USING MACHINE
BY JOHN G. ARCHER
Copyright, 1924, by the Consolidated Press
Association-Special Leased Wire
tn The Atlanta Journal0


RICHMOND, Va, March S.-Once
it gets down to the voting point,
the Virginia house Of delegates is
the fastest legislative body in the
world. It's one hundred members can
cast their votes and have certi.
flied record in triplicate in the speak.
er's hands in just four seconds.
The lower house Of the oldest leg
islature in America came into it's
speed title shortly before the present
biennial session ended tonight. with
the formal commissioning Of brand
new voting machine. One other
state assembly has a voting contrap.
ton, but Virginia's Is declared to
be the only one extant that turns
out an instantaneous printed record
Of the vote.
All the hard-worked Virginia legis-
lators have to do when a bill is put
to a vote is to press one of three
buttons on his desk. Opposite his
name, printed in white on wall
board, a light flashes. 1t may be
red meaning AYE" green, meaning
may" or white, meaning present
but not voting"
Have you all voted, gentlemen"
calls the clerk in a stentorian tone.
If there are no objections he pulls
a switch and after a brief clatter,
as of a flock of flivvers climbing the
side of Washington monument, the
recorded vote comes forth. Ever
since the legislature convened in
January, experts have been perfect
ing this device. But not until this
week was it workable.
When Speaker Richard L. Brewer
announced that the machine was
completed and that the first vote on
it would be taken, the lights began
flashing on and off as if a party
Of blithesome kangaroos were leap
ing from button to button. In vain
did the speaker expostulate. The
frolicksome legislators insisted on
testing the machine to the uttermost.
Then tall orators from the noun
tains arose to extoll the wonders of
science. Lawyers from the towns
and cities proved their sophistication
by pressing the buttons and calling
for ice water. The speaker had to
pound his gavel to pieces before he
could restore the proper atmosphere
of decorum.
But numerous delegates, inter.
viewed in the cloak rooms in the
final hours of the session, expressed
the opinion that if it is speed Vir-
GINA Graves, she ought to look up
an inventor who can supply the So
Ions with thought condensers.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-11
GREAT SALT LAKE
IS NOT DRYING Up;
IS GETTING BIGGER

SALT LAKE CITY, March $50.
Contrary to the belief that Great
Salt Lake was drying up, the water
in the lake is gradually rising, ami,
in the opinion of j. Cecil Alter. in
charge of the United States weather
bureau here, 1t will reach the level
it was at when the Mormon pio-
neers first came in 1847.
Government statistics show that
the lake, which is 100 miles long
and 40 miles wide. had an average
depth of Is feet 10 inches in 1863.
From that time until 1909 the water
gradually lowered until it reached
only few inches. However, it has
been steadily rising since reaching
its low level, and now the average
depth is feet 4 inches.
Great Salt Lake is said to he
what Is left Of ancient Lake Bonne-
vile. which at one time covered
most of what is now Utah and part
of Nevada. The old shore lines OF
Lake Bonneville are still visible on
/ the hills around Salt Lake City.
The gradual rise of the lake 10
causing considerable trouble to rail-
roads and farmers. The former have
been obliged to raise their tracks,
and farmers who settled on the
shores of the lake when the water.
was down have had to desert some
of their land which is being gradu-
ally submerged.
The water Of Great Salt Lake is
about 20 per cent salt and it is esti.
mated that should all the water he
evaporated for the salt content
about 100,000,000 tons of the product
would be obtainable. The lake il
popular for bathing because the
water is so buoyant that it is pos
sible to stay af1oat without effort.
There is no marine life on the lake
because of the salty condition of
the water and the suggestion that
fish be planted there has been dis.
carded by experts.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-03-11
NEW LAMP BURNS
94% AIR
Beats Electric or Gas

A new oil lamp that gives an amazing
~ brilliant, soft. white light, even better
than gas or electricity. has been tested by
the u. s Government and SIS leading uni,
versities and found to be superior to 10
ordinary oil lamps 1t burns without odor,
smoke or uoiSe-no pumping up. is simple
clean, safe. Burns "a Go air and 6 60 COM
mon Kerosene (coal oily
The inventor, A. \! Johnson. 642 y.
Broad St, Philadelphia, Is otfering to
send a lamp on 10 days FREE trial. or
even to give one FREE to the first user
In each locality who will help him intro
duce IT. Write him today for full particu-
lars. A,sr ask him 10 explain how you
.-.. B., .r,., "rokr $50 10 $500 per