Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1937-03-21
By John Clayton
nUT q red circle around this date:
4 September 16, 1896.

September 16, 1886.
1t was the eliminating day of a long series.
which a large group who have followed the
theories of the British archeologist and Egypt
ologist DR.. David Davidson, believe to have
been foretold four thousand years ago as mark
ing-points of great historical significance
foretold by the great pyramid of Cheops
When you glance back through history and
review the other marked dates that lead to this
final day of prophecy, you will wonder yourself
whether the long arm of coincidence, or an
actual divine prophecy is to be found in the
elaborate system of markings and passages that
exist in this stone pile constructed more than
two thousand years before the birth of Christ
The chronology of the passages of the Great
Pyramid was developed by British and Scotch
scientists and engineers, beginning with the
work of Col. Howard Vyse in the early part of
the last century basis of measurement en-
poying the pyramid inch as definite unit for
recording time was advanced early as 1859
The great pyramid of Cheops is located at
the southern end of the Nile delta, few miles
from Cairo It's center is exactly on the line of
the thirtieth meridian tEast) and the thirtieth
parallel (North). 1t is situated in such a way
that the north face if projected with the apex
as a center, would entirely include the Nile
delta in it's
THE pyramid is built to a scale which is COM
| posed of cubits of twenty-five pyramid
inches This cubit divided into five equal
parts of five pyramid inches each. The pyramid
inch is eleven ten-thousandths of an inch longer
than the standard English inch.
The scale has been determined to be earth
commensurate The earths polar axis is exactly
twenty million pyramid cubits or 500,000,O 900
pyramid inches.
There also is a relationship between the pyra-
mid proportions and the distance of the earth
from the The four lines from the corner
ats to he of tbo mir cir
ten feet for every nine of elevation. BY null
tiplying the height of the pyramid by TO- nine
times, and reducing to miles, get the total
of 81, 837,57S miles, which is as accurate a
measure of the earth's distance from the sun
as exists today.
Other startling facts proved by scientific
measurement indicate that the architect of the
pyramid was scientist well versed in astron-
omy. Even thirty five hundred years before our
modern scientists made the startling discovery
that the earth is round not fiat, this architect
had constructed the base of the pyramid to fol-
low the exact curvature of the earth
The earth's weight is proportional to the
weight of the great pyramid. The physical bulk
of the earth is proportional to the cubic con-
tent of the pyramid
A ND finally, the four base lines of the pyra-
~ mid measure exactly 365242 pyramid Gu
bits. Taking each cubit here to represent day.
the base lines of the pyramid each represent an
exact solar year.
The great pyramid of Cheops not built
as a tomb. but as a place of worship in the
opinion of most commentators. 1t stands on a
rock plateau, and it's base covers 1914 acres
It is 485 feet high and contains 70O0,0 900 tons
of stone This amounts to 276,500 freight car
loads or 5000 train loads Stones weigh ap-
proximatey l6 tons each and dressed as
accurately the lenses of your eyeglasses.
Joints average one-fftieth of an inch.
Originally the pyramid faced with
marble which removed and used as build
ing stone in Cairo and other cities centuries
ago.
We mention these facts before we enter into
an examination of the chronological table
worked out by pyramid experts.
Within the great pyramid are a descending
passage leading to an underground chamber, an
ascending passage which leads into an ascend
ing gallery, horizontal passage leaving the
ascending passage at the gallery and ending in
a chamber known as the Queens Chamber"
and finally the Kings Chamber at the head
of the gallery
The descending passage, beginning SIS feet
above the base pavement near the center of the
North face, is 345 feet long, sloping at an angle
of 26o 1S TO-" The ascending passage branches
from the descending passage 90 feet from the
entrance and rises at the same angle as the
other descends.
IRON the junction of the ascending and de-
r scendng passage (seen as time-mark for
the exodus of the Jews from Egypt to the foot
of high granite step that leads to the Kings