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helped him to the throne of the new
kingdom in return for the free pas
sage Of Phoenician commerce through
Palestine to the Red Sea. David built
a new capital at Jerusalem, ruled for
a generation lea. 1000.960 B. c. and
founded dynasty that reigned for
half a thousand years. He was a rol.
lickingly pagan and ruthless fellow.
with taste for battle and beauty;
but posterity. which loves distant vii.
lains, forgot his sins, foisted the
Psalms upon him and purged him into
sanctity.
Solomon, son and successor of
David, displayed his deviations from
monogamy too widely to be so thor
oughly shrived, but as he became the
husband of 100 wives and 300 con.
cubines" legend transformed him into
q philosopher. The skeptical Renan
reduces the ladies to 60 wives and 80
concubines (as if it could make much
difference after the tenth). To house
these pretty problems Solomon built
a magnificent palace. full of Oriental
splendor. Then he built u temple.
slightly smaller, to right himself with
God. The dimensions are guaranteed
by the Bible. but "aS general rule,
all the figures in the Bible must be
taken with great caution. The men
of the East never count. but they al
ways name a precise figure" Renan)
The temple brought into religion
Capitalization of power that reflected
the consolidation of the monarchy.
The priests. partly graduating into
scholars. had now the leisure and re.
sources to gather together the legends
and laws of their people. About
fE00 uffor the Of
Moses) the accumulation of practices
and precepts known as the Law" re-
ceived written formulation as the
First Torah" (Deut. ii. Al. to xvii.
The historical books were added later
still: it was only under Ezra tea. 444
B. c. that the Pentateuch took final
form. while it's name (meaning the five
rolls) was not given it till the days
of Greek ascendancy in Judea.
X X
The Bible remains the greatest OF
Evening star., 1927-11-06

Recent accessions at the Public IL
brary and lists of recommended read
ing will appear in this column each
Sunday.
Diet and Cookery.
Allen, Mrs. 1. G. 3. The Modern
Method of Preparing Delightful
Foods. RIAL 52m. ..s.
Caron. E. G. comp. Favorite Recipes
of Famous Chefs. RZ-C226f.
Reinhold. Fred. Principles Of Diet.
QN-R27p.
Sansum. w. D. The Normal Diet.
QN.Sa5S.
u. S. Fisheries Association. Fish and
Sea Food Recipes. RZH.Un3.
Biography.
Boiling. J. f. comp. Chronology. Of
Woodrow Wilson. E-W697bo.
Burnett, Vivian. The Romantick
Lady. E.B9286b.
Conrad, Joseph. Life and Letters, by
G.. j. Aubry. 2 v. E.C7657a.
Herzen. Alexander. Memoirs; tr. by
J. d. Duff. 1928. E-H449a.E.
Northumberland, E. S. p. Duchess
Of. The Diaries Of a Duchess.
E.NS15S.
Paleologue. G. M. Cavour. E.C316p.E.
Priestley, J. B. Thomas Love Pea.
cock E-P3l5p
Evening star., 1927-11-06

Ross, q. A. j. Christian Worship and
rs Future. .CT.R73.
Soper, E. D. What May I Believe?
CF-So66w.
History.
FEELING, K. G. England Under The
Tudors and Stuarts. F4644.F32.
Hamilton, Mrs. M. A. Greece. F32-H
1863.
Hammann, Otto. The World Policy
Of Germany. 1S90.19l2. F4772'H
1S6.E.
Lawton, Lanceiot. The Russian
Revolution u917.1s26). F5466-
LAST.
Malin, j. c. An Interpretation OF
Recent American History. FS35'
M29i.
Saizman, L. r. English Life in the
Middle Ages. F4599-Sa39e. ,
Evening star., 1927-11-06

that the conception of morality which
governed it was still narrowly tribal
view. aiming to solidify a small group
against the world But 1t exalted
honor. filial piety. loyalty and truth;
it expressed better thanSever before
the moral requirements Of civilized
society. 1t urged mercy to slaves
and recommended that seven years
of service should always bring eman.
'cipation. In the institution of the
Jubilee year, designed to effect peri
odical redistribution of the land. there
is an almost socialistic touch: THE
land shall not be sold forever, for the
land Is mine. = And We shall
hallow the fiftieth year. and proclaim
liberty throughout all the land, unto
all the inhabitants thereof; 1t shall
be jubilee unto you. and We shall
return every man unto his possession.
and We shall return every man unto
his family" LEV. xiv. 10. 23) Here
Is the voice Of the prophets, heard in
the temple itself.
Copyright. 1927 by Will Darant)
Evening star., 1927-11-06
REVIEW OF AUTUMN BOOKS

Phillips. Jonn Paul Jones.
E-J73ru.
Thwing. c. r. Guides, Philosophers
and Friends. E.9T429g.
Trelawney, E. j. Adventures of q
Younger Son. 1891. E-T724.
Christianity and Christian Life.
Case. S. J. Jesus, New Biography.
CGQ.C26.
Gilkey. j. g. Secrets of Effective
Living CK.G394s. q
Klotsche, e. H. An Outline of the
History of Doctrines. CFB-K69.
Mahoney. c. K. The Religious Mind.
CGV.M274r..
Evening star., 1927-11-06
The Story Of Civilization

all books, the richest in wisdom and
beauty, as unsurpassed in the prose
OF Isaiah, as 1t is in the poetry of the
Psalms; but 1t is difficult to tell. in the
early books, where poety ends and the
history begins. The story Of the crea-
tion was common to the peoples of
Western Asia long before 1t was set
down in Genesis. We find it among
the Babylonians. the Chaldeans, the
Phoenicians and the Persians.
Having gathered together the
legends of the people. the priests did
better. and codified the moral ideals
of the race into the Mosaic Law"
Their prescriptions aimed chiefly at
the moral and physical Improvement
of the nation, but they did not neglect
70 provide rules for the greater power
of the clergy. Alien gods were banned,
and Korah. Dathan and Abiram were
offered as examples encouraging the
people to piety and obedience. For
every sin severe penalties were de-
creed-shekelS ii. e.. pounds of silver),
calves. rams and various appetizing
animals were to be brought in atone.
ment to the temple. The priests had
good taste. and better appetite.
Yet the dietetic advice was OF high
order. The Jews, as recently nomads.
were heavy eaters OF meat; as Ilesh
food was particularly susceptible to
infection and decay in the intense heat
of the Near East care was indispen-
sable; hence in the Mosaic" code
is next to godliness. Even
today. when eating has become pub
lie rather than domestic function.
to the ruination of the ancient law.
those wise restrictions have helped to
give the Jews an endurance and
vitality far beyond the human aver
age.
All in all, the Mosaic code. though
it shared in the superstitions and bar
barity of its times. was the greatest
single contribution that has yet been
made to the civilizing of mankind.
1t is true that it agreed with Napoleon
about polygamy; that it classed women
with cattle at a time when in Egypt
and Babylon they had attained to
comparative freedom and culture. and
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Plan Coronation Ruildine.

Municipal officials Of Toxic. Japan.
are discussing the erection OF a mag.
nincent building In commemoration OF
the coronation OF the new Emperor in
the Fall of 1928 The structure would
cost nearly $5.O0O.00 and would re-
quire three years to complete.
Evening star., 1927-11-06

William II. Emperor of Germany. My
Early Life. F4772-W67;m.E.
Fiction.
harrington, E.. pseud. The House of
Fuldlment
Cabell, J. B. Something About Eve.
Conrad. Joseph and Hueffer, F. M.
The Nature OF Crime.
r. La Roche. Mazo. Jalna.
Lincoln, J. G. The Aristocratic Miss
Brewster.
Locke. w. J. The Kingdom of
Theophilus.
Ruck, Berta. The Mind Of a Mink.
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ing. And from such center he. upon
this single voyage. creates new sys.
TENS, new lives, new implications. In
a word, this young voyager is poet
and creator of dreams. These he
has gathered up here as vision with
innumerable faces. each of which is
provocative to the reader. and allur.
ing as we'll. If you are looking for
an ordered tale-adventure, love,
what not--this Is not it. II you want
instead, flashing moments of insigh:
and stimulation, sit right down with
"Blue Voyage in hand.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
OLD THEATER PRESERVED.
Covent Garden in London Escapes
Destruction.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
LONDON.-The quaint old Covent
Garden Theater, where David Copper.
field saw his first pantomime. Is no.
to be disturbed by the plans which
call for modernization Of the famous
flower and vegetable market. which
dates back nearly 800 years and from
which the playhouse takes it's name.
The original scheme was to demol.
ish all the antiquated market build
ings. including the theater, because o:
the increased value of the land occu-
pied just off the Strand in the heart
of London. But the proposal to
move the market fell through, and the
directors Of the Beecham Estate and
Pills. Ltd. have decided to extend the
premises and bring the buildings up
to date.
Covent Garden Market is one of
the tourists sights of London, where
flower women and vegetable sellers
begin operations at am.
Heart disease causes more deaths
than any other malady in this
Evening star., 1927-11-06

Service. Il. W. The House Of fear.
Sidgwick. Mrs. Alfred. Sack and
Sugar
Van Vechten, Carl. Peter Whifne.
Evening star., 1927-11-06

Heart disease causes more deaths
| than any other malady in this
| country. +
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The Bible remains the greatest OF
El fronterizo., 1927-09-24
REPRESENTATIVES DE
TRES ESTADOS MEXICA=
nos ESTUVIERON AQUl
VinierOn Con Motive De Los
FestejOs HechOs A Col.
Lindbergh

Con motive de los festejos que tn.
vieron lugar aver por la vista a
esta ciudad del Captain Charles A.
Lindbergh, Tres Estados de la Repu-
blica Mexicana enviaroa sus repre-
sentantes, siendo ellos ell Grail Pablo
E. Macias, Comandants de la Guarni-
ci6n de Nogales, Son., ell Gral. Fran
cisco Rodriguez en- representation del
GObierno del EstadO de Sonora Sr.
Tomas Balderrama, Srio. Gobierno de
la misma Entidad, ell Sr. Ing. Alberto
o. Montijo ell Teniente Coronel
Aguirre.
De Sinaloa vinieron los Srs. Arte-
milo Espinosa Pedro Gonzales Are
chiga.
De Tepic, ell Gobernador del Estado,
Sr. Licenciado Francisco Ramirez
Romano ell Sr. Lie. Jose N. Sto-
mayor jr.
Por parte de las Camaras de Co.
mercio de las tres parties nacionadas,
vinieron los Srs. Juan J. Robes
]. B. Gonzales, asi como Ell Sr. Carlos
Kisselbach, de NOgales. Son.
De Sinaloa, Srs. Pedro Miranda
Alberto Hogger.
Todos ellos entrevistaron aver tarde
al aviador, en- su apartamento del
Hotel Santa Rita, charlando con 6l
algunos momentos expresandole la
admiration por so proeza realizada.
que sc siente en- los Estados de la
Repdblica, de donde viene en- repre-
sentaci0n, asi como en- todo Ell pals
El fronterizo., 1927-09-24
HERIDO SERIAMENTE
EN- UN ACCIDENTE

Ell Sr. Juan Nevares, con domicilio
por la Gale Perry, en- dfas anteriores
sufrio serias lesiones debido un ac-
cidente automovilfstico.
Ell accidente ocurri6 cerca de las
ocho de la noche, al Norte de la
calle Main. Alfonso Martinez es ell
nombre de la persona que iba diri-
giendo ell caro- en- ell cual iba Ne
wares. Eduardo Martinez era ell que
dirigfa la otra maquina, la cual, al
igual que la en- que iba Nevares, sufri0
serios desperfectos.
Tanto los ocupantes de un CAIRO,
como los de otro, recibieron algunos
golpes cOntusos. pero no de la consi-
deraci0n de los sufridos por Nevares.
El fronterizo., 1927-09-24
LINDBERGH

Tu hazaha, Rey de los Aires, es
Ell vivo .colorido de las manifesto
clones del poder humane.
Ha sido tn esfuerzo personal el
que te ha lIevado al pinaculo de
la gloria.
CuaI un nuevo Colon, has Iu-
chado tn tambien. AqueI, contra
las tripuIaciones de sus embarca-
clones, incredulas de la existencia
del Nuevo Mundo, to, contra ell
pesimismo y el tenor que hu-
sierate podido producer los fracacos
de los otros.
Colon conquisto para la Europa
ell Nuevo Continente, estabIeciendo
las comunicaciones surcando los
mares. Td, atravesando los aires,
has fijado las nuevas rutas que en-
un dia no lejano, sustituiran las
actuaIes.
Has conquistado tambien la Eu-
ropa, pues has conquistado el
corazon de sus habitantes.
Has agregado un triunfo mas, para
la gloriosa America. -.
Lindbergh, oh! Ave Humana,
"EL FRoNTERIzo" Sc une al
homenage que Sc rinde tu auda-
cia, que Sc rinde a tn valor, un
ejempIo sublime, para las juven-
tudes de todos los tiempes. -.
El fronterizo., 1927-09-24
FUE HUESPED De HONOR aver EN-
ESTA C|UDAD EL AS DE LA AVA
CION, CORONEL c. A. L|NDbERGH
ENTUSIASTA RECBIMIENTO Sc LIE HIZO POR LAS AUTORI-
DADES PUBLICO EN- GENERAL

La ciudad de Tucson tuvo aver la
satisfaction ell alto orgullo de
hospedar al intrepido aviador Coronel
Charles A. Lindbergh, ell cual arribo
en- su aeroplano "Espiritu de San
Luis a la hora anunciada.
Los alrededores del Campo de Avia-
cion estaban totalmente ocupados por
los vehfculos de las personals que
fueron para presenciar ell aterrizaje
del "Espiritu."
En- ell Campo de la Universidad, Ell
donde al llegar Lindy va SO encon-
traban todos los lugares ocupados, en-
cada una de las esquinas Sc situo una
banda de mdsica, estandO al entrar,
la del 5to. Regimiento de Infanteria,
de Sonora. En- la esquina siguiente,
de la derecha, estaba la del 25 de In
fanteria de Nogales, Ariz Estaba des-
pues la de High School y por
ultilno la Banda de los Masones.
Las cuatro bandas ejecutaron Sc
lectas pleas, respectivamente, siendo
ia Banda Mexicana del 5to. Reg. la
que ejecutara la Marca "Lindbergh"
compuesta por ell Professor Mexicano
de Mlsica Sr. Medina, y cuya compo-
sici6n mereci6 los aplausos de toda
la concurrencia.
Los demas niimeros fueron llenados
conforme al programa conocido. re-
saltando como una nota brillante ell
Banquete que en- ell Comedor de la
Universidad sc lie ofreci6.
Despu9s continue ell bale, hasta la
media noche.
El fronterizo., 1927-09-24
IMPORTANCE SESSION DE
LA SOC. 'MOCTEzUMA'

La noche del microbes pasado efec-
tu0 su session ordinaria la progresista
Sociedad Fraternal "Moctezuma," ha-
biendo sido tratados asuntos de suma
impOrtancia para la Agrupaci6n.
Uno de ellos fue ell de autorizar ell
Pago del Funeral No. 20, cOrrespon-
diente La LOgia No. 13 de Silver
City, N. Mex.
En- dfas pasados fu6 cubierto otro
a los deudos del joven Eduardo Qui-
huis de esta ciudad.
Ell mayor 6rden y harmonic RENO
entire todos los presentes la session
la cual concluyo con ell acostumbrado
pasatiempo.
El fronterizo., 1927-09-24
LA BANDA MEXICANA DE
MUSICA DIO VARIOS con-
CIERTOS EN- ESTACIUDAD
Fue Sumamenente Aplaudida En-
TOdOs Ell0s, Con Delirante
EntuSiasmO

Varios conciertos en- diferentes lu-
cares pdblicos ha venido dando la
Banda de Mdsica Mexicana, del 5to.
Regimiento de Infanterfa, la cual ha
permanecido desde las fiestas patrias
para tomar participation en- los fes-
tojos hechos al as de la aviacion,
Charles A. Lindbergh.
Todos los conciertos han sido ver-
daderamente aplaudidos por la gran
cantidad de personas que concurren
a escucharlos, ganandose, podemos
asegurarlo, grandes triunfos felici-
taciones.
El Director de la misma, Sr. Eze-
quiel Ramirez ha sido ampliamente
felicitado, asi como todos los demas
que componen la Banda.
El fronterizo., 1927-09-24
ENTREGARA SU MATERIAL
DE GUERRA AL 6. ]. M.
FERREIRA
TOdOs Los RevOluciOnariOS Que
LO AcOmpanaban Queda-
ran En- Completa Libertad

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, % de septi-
embre.-El general JESUS M. Ferreira,
Jefe de las Operaciones Militares del
Estado de Jalisco, acaba de comu-
nicar la Secretaria de Guerra y Ma
rina, que ell presbftero de apellido Pa
droza, quien desde hace tempo sc
encontraba sublevado en- la region de
Los Altos de aquel Estado, ha solicit
tado su rendici6n a Gobierno.
La Secretarfa de Guerra contest0 al
general Ferreira que la rendici6n del
citado sacerdote podfa ser aceptada,
siempre que fuera con ell caracter de
Unconditional Agrega ell general Fe
rreira que los acompanantes del pres
bftero Pedroza pueden ser puestos en-
libertad, despu6s de que hagan en-
trega de los elementos de guerra con
que cuenten. pero que al cabeciIla
quedara sujeto a un Tribunal Civil,
para que responda de varios delitos
lei orden comdn de que esta acusado.
El fronterizo., 1927-09-24
Ell PREsUPuEsTo PARA 1928

Ell Presidente de la RepGblica tiene
ell prop0sito de enviar en- tempo opor-
tuno los presupuestos de egresos cores
pondientes al ejercicio fiscal de 1928,
asf como la ley de ingresos del mis-
mo afio, para que la Camara de la
Union, despu6s de discutirlos debida-
mente, pueda aprobarlos. evitando asf
al Primer Magistrate que sc yea pre-
cisado a legislar durante ell aho pro-
ximo, a base de facultades extraor-
dinarias en- ell ramo de Hacienda. Los
gastos del Gobierno Federal seran
disminuidos 10 mas possible.
El fronterizo., 1927-09-24
NO ES UN MISTERIO LO
DEL ASUNTO DEL SENIOR
ALFONSO DE LA HUERTA
Ninguna Version Official Sc Ha
POdidO Obtener SObre
Ell Particular

Verdaderamente. Sc ha QueridO dar,
por cierta prensa escrita en- espanol,
de esta ciudad, cierto caracter de mis-
terio al sOnado asunto de Alfonso
de la Huerta, con motive de los ru-
mores que sc dieron a conocer sobre
de que habfa sido pasado al lado me-
xicano muerto por las trOpas fede-
rales.
Ell asesinato pOlftico, no es solo
obra de los Gobiernos Revoluciona-
rios, ha sido obra de los gobfernos de
todos los tiempos. Ahi estan para
comprobarlos demasiados casos con-
signados en- la historria.
Ell Sr. Palacios Roji, Consul de Me-
xico en- Nogales, ha desmentido cate
g6ricamente las versiones propaladas,
en- esta ciudad tampoco Sc ha po-
dido obtener una version Official So
bre ell asunto.
El fronterizo., 1927-09-24

Col Charles A. Lindbergh, quien
estuvo aver en- esta ciudad, ell cual
fue objeto de agasajos fiestas por
parte de las autoridades habitantes
en- general de Tucson.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-21

and feminist line of the Party be
maintained and that even the self
appointed heroes of the opposition be
obliged to accept the will of the
Party and follow it's line or be swept
aside.
Complete Liquidation of Opposition
We are of the opinion that the
forthcoming Congress of the Com
munist Party of the Soviet Union
should complete the liquidation OF
this opposition which recognizes
neither elementary discipline nor 10y
atty to the decisions of the Party
membership and committees. The
Forthcoming congress should eXpel
every oppositionist who does not sub
nit himself once and for all to the
will of the Party, and completely re-
pudiate the opposition views and tao
tics. The Party has no room for self
appointed leaders who defy the will
of the Party and attack it before non
Party elements, plot against the unity
of the Party and the Communist In
ternational with renegade and ex-
PEELED clements and become rallying
center for all enemies of the Soviet
Union and our Party.
Party Expressed Attitude Before.
The Central Executive Committee
of the Workers (Communist) Party
and the Party as a whole have on
several occasions expressed their at
titude clearly against Trotskyism and
the Trotsky-Zinoviev opposition. Dur
ing the Sixth and Seventh Plenums
of the Communist International the
Party's Representatives actively par
ticipated in combating the destruc-
tive activities of the opposition, join
ing with the rest of the Communist
International in unanimously main
tanning the feminist line and unity Of
the world Communist movement.
To Educate Membership.
The Central Executive Committee
of the Workers (Communist) Party
pledges itself to increase its efforts
to educate its membership and the
American working class as to the line
of Leninism and the issues involved
in the controversy in the Communist
Party of the Soviet Union.
We take this occasion to pledge
anew our solidarity to our brother
Party.
Hail the unity of the Communist
Party of the Soviet Union and the
Communist International, leader of
the worlds working class!
Long live Leninism, the path to
victory!
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-21
OFF
OF Press; Valuable
To Every Member

The December issue of the Party
Organizer is now off the press. 1t
is the first number since the last
Convention and contains material in
dispensible to every functionary and
active member in the conduct Of his
Party work. The following is the
contents of the Party Organizer:
1. The leading editorial Lets
Get Down to Work." which lays down
the principal tasks of the Party at
the present time with valuable sug-
gestions how to carry them out.
2. Elbow to Strengthen the Party"
by C. E. Ruthenberg, being the last
article Comrade Ruthenberg wrote on
the question of organization during
the month of December, 1926, and
dealing with the subject of Build
the Party" AS the comrades will re-
member these were the last words
of Comrade Ruthenberg when he died.
8. A letter from the Communist
international on shop bulletins and
an article by Rebecca Grecht on shop
bulletins.
4. An outline for class tor tunc-
tionaries that can be used by all dis
trict and local organizations with full
biography.
5. Gem quotations from Lenin and
the First Congress of the Communist
international on the question of or
ganization and much other material.
The Party Organizer will be pub
lished regularly in the future and
should become the necessary tool in
the work of every functionary and ac-
tive comrade.
The price per copy is 10 cents,
Bundles of ten or more, 6 cents per
copy. Order from the National Of
flee, Workers Party of America, AZ
E. 125th St., New York City, or from
your district office.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-11-21

masses of the Soviet Union have re-
jected and swept aside the Trotsky-
Zinoviev opposition, leaving it little
group of disgruntled and discredited
generals without an army. That is
why the revolutionary worker s
throughout the world stand with the
feminist Party and against the Trot-
sky opposition. That is why the
Workers (Communist) Party of
America stands with the Central
Committee, with I.eninism and the
feminist Party, against the Trotsky-
ties and splitters.
flinders Development.
The bankruptcy CT the opposition
and its non-working class, non-revo-
lutionary character is further evil
denced by its policies of more recent
days. The apposition does not believe
in the victory of socialism in the Sow
let Union and is actually hindering
its socialist development. Trotsky and
Zinoviev refused to vote for the in
PRODUCTION of the seven-hour day,
branding the proposal as insincere be-
cause they themselves lack faith in
the growing possibilities of the Sow
let Union to improve the conditions of
the masses. They hesitated and fin
ally refused to accept the uncondi-
tional defense of the Soviet Union
from military attacks of the imperi-
alists, Trotsky actually declaring that
the feminist central committee of the
Communist Party in the Soviet Union
was greater menace to the working
class than the threatening imperial
list war against the Soviet Union. The
opposition's Criticisms" of the poll
cies of the Communist International
IN England, China, ETC., have been
proved by actual record to be insin-
cere, unprincipled and false.
Reverting to Old Mistakes.
Pravda, the official organ of the
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
has rightly said: "That Trotsky is
returning to Menshevism and Zinc
view and Kamenev have squandered
their former principles, repeating now
their mistake of ten years ago" when
they opposed the proposal of Lenin
that the working class seize power.
The Party has been amazingly pa
tient, but the time for patience is
past. The length to which handful
of disgruntled oppositionists have
gone and the danger involved in such
attacks upon the unity of the Party
while the Soviet Union is being
threatened by a new war, makes it
especially imperative that the unity