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Evening star., 1953-04-19
ROOMS AND APTs. 70 SHARE

1l!1 ALLISON ST. N.w.--3 girls. 49,
p, to share 5-rm. apt. with another
girl; cony. loc.; reasonable: ProteS-
tants preferred -I9
ONE GOVT. GIRL. 1924. to share
2-bedrm. apt. with 2 other girls;
everything furn.; mr.. Pentagon and
Navy Annex. ia. 2-4260. ga
LADY desires to share 2-bedrm. house
with or 2 non-drinkine ladies';
ROOM for business woman with an
other lady; attrac. 2-bedrm. apt.
TV privileges; 2 business. IA. 1887.
LADY will share her nicely furn. l.
bedrm. apt. with another lady; conv.
transp. EN-. 3-2545. -19
10th AND COLUMBIA RD.-1 or
girls to share Low. furn. 5-bedrm. hse.
with 4 other girls: TV. NO. 7-3675.
JEWISH MAN wishes couple to share
2-bsdrm furn. apt. Ask for Mr..
NV. Apt Az. from 6 to 10 pm.
LADY to share extremely at
trac. newly furn. bedfm. apt. with
another lady. Phone RIA. 6-3497.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

ATTENTION-Room. board on farm
] mile from town: lovely location
fresh vegetables. meats. of ali kinds;
home privileges, modern conven-
fences. Phone 755-F-30. LEILA
MILLER, Mt. Jackson. Va.
BEST FOOD, well-prep., homegrown
meats, eggs and vege.; mod. cool
clean: near mts. MRS. CLINT
BURNER. 929-F-11, Woodstock. Va
Evening star., 1953-04-19

Large double room, newly dec; share
entire 5 bedrooms, three-bath house:
Large iiy. rm.; rm.; use of Weil-1urnlshed
COLORED-ATTRACTIVE RIM, large
Somen sosst Ft HndOHs OTys smD NS couple g4oG5s r
CoLoRED-LARGE FURN. RIM. in
pvt, home; $500 block 18th st. NV.
cofoREb-NW:: SaG Esfe ~: ists ts4S sT mr. os Iosan
Circle. Large single rm.,' priviis.,
cSIoREbm4P5o eSS EEbanSP GIRAR5 AR iSos4 NV Nice Nice
rm; :, windows: empl. man or
COLORED-NEATLY FURN. RM.i
VII Vii accept 9.oe I child; home priyils
CoLoREDVFoR' REFINED Man
and wife. L.h;k. rm. Stove. sink
and back Dor. $3.50 ca. wk. NO. 4
CoLORED-7s W ST. N.w.-Nic,
nR' FM' j near eaoo Howard U.' home priv
cStNgElHERS FIRST AND you ST
cofokEBMIssr oto Rs.vlIs ny GucEip TlGSSs; sr. NV
mEaTse peTsonss fEept cS ,sass Sc e vk. Employee
COLORED-NICE FURNISHED ROOM
ttSn0 w, Odtu 1O1 COuplc OF IW(
sirlS s!aS with 4 h, privils. Ia. 9-24ss before
0t0REDERooM FOR employed
lady IN Christian home; nr. carline
COLoRED-DBLE. AND sGLE. RIM
with dinette. Neatly furn. Suit
coT eHIej oRGD siIiS ATrRAIcg t. I5fjs' RM; conv
transI. HO: 2-S"S1.
C0LORED-NEATLY FURN. RIM, 2nd
floor fro1t; conveniently located ia
transp.. cooking and laundry
privileges; 1 child accepted: rent
coioRfDArfkA2e. c1SISSRhRle TA e1SSl R@l. pvt. home
conv. tranSp.: some privilS: single
emp Dyed person. TU. 2-0749. -2l
COLORED-352l 18th ST-Furn.
,rm: with porch for sgle. lady; next
bath; use of rec, rm., linens furn.;
home privils:; also | rm. to share
for lady. AID. 4-2O6S.
employed person; $50 per wk HU.
3-S624: Call ! and 4:30 pm.
OLORED-SEVERAL NICELY fur
nished rooms; reasonable rent. Will
c1S aseept Sp pS child; oH9Q. H9. S26n1 26osl91. 49,.
windows; in INV. section; good trans
portation Gall RA. 6-16S2.
COLORED-1SG3 WILLARD ST. NV.
Apt. 2-Rm. for l or = empl. girls:
home privils.: reasonable.
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THE EVANGEIINE
ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN. with Library of Con-
gress. desires room in quiet. con-
genial home. Capitol Hill area. Boz
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HOTEL

The JOHN klLPEN HOTEL
231O ASHMEAD PL NV
Double and single rms. some witt
meals: home atmosphere. HO 2-356f
THE EVANGELINE
For young businesswomen; room
available: excellent meals: permA
nent and temporary guests youu,
ladies only, ages 1S to 35; maic
service; television. library, music
tties; reas. rates. 1880 L st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

DE LUKE
Stddio rms. for official or executive
gentlemen. Outstanding surround.
tnRs, IS Minis. to Govt. and bu6i.
ness offices. lst-class service. AID
4-967S. Parking facilities. -2(
PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 K ST NV. RIGHT DOWN.
board. mod showers. private bath:
avail; sels.. dbls,: reas, EX. 3-7725
ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th ST. NV.
water or private bath. dining room;
S10.50 wk., So day UP. HU. 3-61I6
Evening star., 1953-04-19
HOTEL, 1440
ST WEEKLY

Yes, it's true. Nice single room in
this beautiful, former embassy, 1885
N. II. ave. NV. "a
Evening star., 1953-04-19
ROOMS EuRNlsHEp-N.W.
GILBERT

GILBERT
24eo 18th st. n.w.eSgl. and dbl
rms. some with pvt. bath maid and
24-hr. PIX service. CO. 5-73Sl.
HOTEL 1440
Rms. with run. water. 24-hr phone
and elevator serv. S10.50-S17.5t
wk. 1440 Rhode Island ave. NV
Evening star., 1953-04-19

FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES. baby
FED STORE R0F eis i90 ostkS st. NV. SAnhE NE
Evening star., 1953-04-19
WEADON ARMS

REAL HOME FOR NICE PEOPLE
1919 10th st. NV. Single bed.-liv.
rms, S35-$5O mo-; entertaining,
kitchen privileges, maid service. HO.
2-79I0.
LIVE IN YOUR OWN HOME
Large double room, newly dec; share
entire bedrooms, three bath house.
Large liv. rm.; use of well-furnished
kit Call CO 5-5115
Evening star., 1953-04-19

1926 RHODE ISLAND
Under New Management
Beautifully restored old mansion
newly dec. and furn. Twin beds
showers; daily maid serv. 30
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COUNTRY BOARD

COLORED p LIGHT Housekeeping
rooms, newly decorated; couple. 1858
e st Sc Ii 6-S0o6 -01
Evening star., 1953-04-19

BABY CHICKS. GOSLINGs. POULTs,
WELL. Lanham, Md, WA. 7-1545.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

FOR SALE saddle horses. Small
pony to rent for photography. Jr
riding laSSOpS Call 10 S-SS9T
Evening star., 1953-11-29

Ass Juvenile Dump Truck. As inches long.
full boII-beorino in steering and under
oeor. Toll cote con be roised or lowered
MetoI construction. Yellow boxed enomel
finish with block trim 1875
Evening star., 1953-11-29

Under a recent repisi0n of our delirery
policy, free deliuery of purchases is
limited to the Washington netropoli-
tan area and nearby counties Of Md.
and Va.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1953-04-18

AAA@AAAea~0 Oh AAAROA eeAAeS Oos SNA'
more important are our rela-
tons among ourselves.
Such growth in population as
this village has seen during the
past few years is inevitably ac-
companied by a like increase
of responsibilities and problems
which are common to every
community that rises to greater
heights of attainment. Power,
with its attending responsibility
is fraught with danger and, if
we fail, the cause of our self
government throughout the
country may suffer an irrepar-
able loss.
Therefore, Our responsibility
is heavy, to ourselves; to our
Race as Of today, and to gen
erations yet unborn. There is
no reason why we should fear
the future but rather there is
every reason why. we should
face it seriously, neither hiding
from ourselves the gravity of
the problems before us, nor
fearing to approach these prob
lens with the unbending and
unfinching purpose of solving
them Alright.
We know that self-govern-
ment is difficult and we know
that no people need such high
traits of character as that peo-
pie which seeks to govern its
affairs properly through the
freely expressed will of free
men who constitute it
But we have faith that we
will not prove false to the
memories of our forefathers.
They did their work we'll, they
left us splendid heritage
which we now enjoy. We, in
turn, must have an assured
confidence that we shall be
able to leave this heritage I'M
wasted and enlarged to our
children and our children's chill
dren.
These are the sentiments of
the heart and soul of EVERY
candidate of the PEOPLES
PARTY ticket.
Vote straight P 60 L E S
PARTY ticket on April 21st.
Don't be nisled!
Theodore Hendricks, Village
President; James Barnes, for
Village Clerk; O'Dell1 Ander-
son, Raymond J. Burt, Oscar
Wilson, Village Trustees and
Fletcher Till1nan for Police
MAGISTRATE.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1953-04-18
Continued from page q

presented CVlQSIlCC dllO CCSI1llCO
on behalf of the ministers,
Judge Lambert found the min
listers NOT GUILTY. and the
cases were dismissed.
This trial attracted wide pub
1icity and reporters were in
attendance from all of the lead
ing daily newspapers. In an in
terview with the newspaper
reporters, the Reverend Taur-
win said, "My associates and
I took this action to clean up
Robbins and we're going to
fight this thing all the way"
The Reverend Taurvin has of
ten made the classic statement,
Everybody Goes When the
Wagon Comes" The wagon
will be here on April 21st and
let us as citizens complete the
job that the ministers have so
nob1y started, by giving the
Village of Robbins a thorough
housekeeping from top to the
bottom.
The Village Of Robbins de-
serves and must, have good,
efficient and honest government
that will gain and maintain the
admiration and respect OF the
neighboring communities as
well as that of its own citizens.
We must elect men to office,
who will give us government
of which we can feel proud.
My Fellow Citizens: No peo-
pie on earth have more reason
to be thankful than ours, and
this is said reverently, and in
not spirit of boastfulness of
our own strength, but rather
with gratitude to the Giver Of
Good, Who has blessed US with
the freedom to choose, live,
and work together.
To us, as a people, the OPP
portunity has been granted to
lay the foundation of our Race.
We are heirs of the ages, and
yet we have had to pay but
few of the penalties paid by our
forefathers. For such condi-
tons as now exist, we can and
must accept responsibility for
our faults and failures. Success,
which we confidently believe
the future will bring, should
create in us no feeling of vain
glory, but rather deep and
abiding realization of all which
life has offered us; a full ac-
acknowledgement of the respon-
sibility which is ours. and a
fixed determination to S h w
that under our government peo-
pie can thrive. Our relations
with other villages and COM
Evening star., 1953-11-26
+19 Are Nominated
For 11Fire Board
Seats in kensington

Nineteen persons have been
nominated as candidates for II
seats on the reorganized Ken
sington (Md.) Fire Board.
Their names were put up by
members of the 33-member Ken
sington Area Fire Committee
during a meeting Tuesday night
at the Oakland Terrace School
in Kensington.
The elections will be held at a
meeting of the committee at
the Kensington fire house at
$3.50 pm, December /.
The Kensington Volunteer
Fire Department also must name
two of its own candidates by
that time to make up the 49,
member Fire Board authorized
by the Montgomery County
Council to operate the depart
ment. Under the reorganiza-
ton law, board members must
be named by December l and
will take Office January /.
Of the II to be elected, three
will represent Area l. that part
of the Kensington fire district
south of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad tracks; four from Area
2, the sector between the rail-
road and Viers Mill road, and
four from Area 8, the Wheaton
Glenmont section.
The nominees are:
Area Halle Chisholm, Rich
ard H. Urban, Howard P. Morri-
son, Lawrence A. Widemeyer,
Donald Ryan and Mrs. Mildred
B. Harman.
Area 2-Charles D. Coulter,
Albert w. Loring, Melvin r.
Oliverio, James Saunders, Will
lard M. Beck and John P.
Birchby.
Area 3-Stephen Hotsko, War;
rem c. Masoner, Cletis Davis,
David Grimes, Ralph Forester,
Charles P. Hitler and Anthony
A. De Frank.
Mr.. Loring, one of the Area 2
nominees, also is vice chairman
of the Area Fire Committee,
which is headed by j. Albin
Waits.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
EmpIoYe Neglect 10 Pay
Bills Draws GAO FroWn
General Accounting Office en-

General Accounting Office en-
ployes have been reminded that
the Office regards with disfavor
an employe who neglects to pay
his bills.
No mention is made in the
reminder of the Internal Reve-
nue. Service check on Federal
employees who don't pay up their
income taxes to Uncle Sam. But
the timing was held to be signifi-
cant.
The pay-your-debts policy was
laid down in an order issued in
1912. It is republished in the
current issue of the Watchdog,
the GAO Employees Association
publication along with other Or
ders. The publication says they
are important and of interest"
to employees.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
Free Lance Writers
Meet Tomorrow

The Society of Free Lance
Writers will meet at 8 pm. to-
morrow in the home of Mrs.
Dorothy Pope, 1923 Oakwood
terrace NV.
Winners of the short story
contest have been announced as
Averill w. Murphy, first place;
Emelda DeShais, second place,
and Helen benson, third place.
The judge was Prof. Averett
Howard of George Washington
University.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
Dance to Aid Families
or Dead Firemen

The families of two Hyatts-
vile (Md.) f1remen killed last
month will be the recipients of
proceeds from a barn dance
sponsored by the Oxon Hill Vol
unteer Fire Department from 9
o'clock to midnight tonight in
the ballroom of the Oxon Hill
department.
The firemen, John T. Streets
and William r. Stanback, were
killed October 81 when their en-
CINE was sideswiped by another
truck.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-12
The Tragedies Of the Former Gov.
Kim SigIer!
Dr.. Edward D. SpaIdins!-
Because A Killer Got The
Wrong Doetor!!!

HE WANTED THE DEVILS MATERIA MEDICA!
Both born at least generation too soon to
avail themselves of the spiritual mans nvulnerable, divine
and spiritual tion-"THE ARMOR OF DIVINITY!
However, in that collective consciousness called "the
world" they will discover their divine and eternal
and spiritual Municipalities dseoverable in every human
consciousness the right side of faeulties!eon-
science!- reason!- Judgment! - spiritual sensel-~a
the Christ Messiah spiritual idea Of Cod-ths right idea
of Jesus!- of man. woman, child the right idea Of
"medicine"!- of healing!- of prevention!-of curs-
the right idea of work. wisdom!- intell -
Lowell human relstons!- of ALL eternal realy- spir-
itual, Of counsel
Mr.. Sigler handsome for his good
(smes) These handsome 'suekers' for the
devil!-anma gnetsml- in persuading them that
they can get by the Adam and Eve psyehoosyl!!-
rather than the ALL Triumphant Christ Mind which il in
vulnerable to any assault of the unrea- mythical
1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL ExISTENCE"!
(No reflection on his character intended.)
Mr. Siglers good looks and intellectual talents made
him contemptuous of Gods greatest gift to next to
the Bble!- Gods Master Miracle Worker, Hi, Lberator
of the Book of books from the devilish of the
European religions!-the Christian Science Textbook
Gods Saviour of His Holy Scriptures from such aduter
See The Tragedies-Psse
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-12
Calls Hopkins 'LawIess' "
"Iekes In Diary Labels
FDR Untrustworthy"
"Iekes' Diary Blasts vIPS"
every important persons")

("Very important persons')
Nov. "a. New York-INS-UP)
"The late Harold l. Iekes gave some biting opinions
of the he worked with in the Roosevelt Admintra
ton in his diary, just published in book form.
Some of the entries in THE Secret Diary of Harold
L. Ickes back up the former Interior Secretary nick
name Honest HAROLD.
"Here some of Ickes observations:
President Roosevelt-'It 10 pretty tough when
members of his official family feel that HIS WORD
-ANNOT BE RELIED UPON. 1t hurts to set down
such fact, but it is the fact have had occasion to
know than once.
ELEANOR ROOSEVELT-'Mrs. Roosevelt took the
(housng) project under her protective wing with the
result that have been SPENDING MONEY down there
LIKE DRUNKEN SAILORS resent particularly the
loose talk Mrs. Roosevelt has INDUCED in she 10 becom.
ing altogether active in public affairs and think she
is HARMFUL RATHER THAN HELPFUL After all,
THE PUBLIC DID NOT ELECT HER PRESIDENT -
"FDRs OPINION ON ELEANOR Roosevelts spend
ing habts-My missus, UNLIKE MOST WOMEN, HASN'T
ANY SENSE ABOUT MONEY AT ALI"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-12
To One Of The Directors Of
The Mother Church,
The First Church Of Christ Scientist,
Boston, Massachusetts,
(still talking to the tape recorder)-

(still talking to the tape recorder)-
This dear Director asked the writer. "How did you
like our Annual and the associated meetngs"7
The writer; "Oh il a blessed privilege and inspi-
ration to have been here"l
Director; ANY shortcomings7"
The writer; (sminsy)-"Well, since you asked me-
Yes I've watched closely for now the printed
record of these annual meetings and they fail to state
plcitly the requirements for being Christian Scientist
and for decisvely demonstrating the invncbe power of
Gods Christ Science, the Messiah to ALL peopIe, Tb;.
for example: On page 1872 of Science and Health Mrs.
Continued next column, 6 inches up)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-12
EdseI Ford's Premature Death!

Elm sense, it bad that God did keep
here at Ford Motor! If He (Cod) had, Edse would
unquestionaby still be avel here! Of course he's very
much alive in the next world, where Mrs. Eddy giving
that collective consciousness the highest leadership has
received in many centuries"!!!
At the time of Mr. Edse Ford's passing on the writer
asserted that Edse the victim of the of Protes
tant!-Cathocl- Hebraic!- medical!- industrial!-
legal potcal- and financial thinking and leader.
shp and the timdity and moral cowardce of the
Science Monitors editorial pagei
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-12
Takes A Slap AT Eleanor!

"As early 1884, Ickes complained over what he re-
gsrded MRS ROOSEVELT'S 'ExTRAVACANT' In
PREFERENCE IN GOVERNMENT MATTERS and quoted
FDR saying my mssus unlike women, hssnt any
sense about money at all, Ickcs later added,
She 10 becoming stoseths too active in public sf.
fairs after all, the people did elect her President
SOON WILL EXPECT SIsTIE AND BUzzY Hall
(the Roosevelt grandchildren 70 BE ISSUING ORDERS
:. FORTUNATELY, THEY CAN'T WRITE YETI"
(Nsxt column, inches up)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-12
"(FDR'S) Word Cannot Be
Relied Upon"

Only during FDRs frat term, Iekes' diary dis
closes did his opinion Of the President sink low In 1886
ekes reported in his private dsytodsy record that MEM
bers of his official family and his party in Con-
gress feel that FDRs WORD CANNOT BE RELIED
UPON and added:
"It hurts to set it down, but il 10 fact have
had occasion to know than For q long time
refused to admit (ths) myself but IL fool
ing myself any longer"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-12
Sec. Of Labor Perkin, Connie
CoddIer" e.g. Of Harry Bridges!

al am astonished at her LACK of SENSE OF PRO-
PORTION. She TALKS IN A PERFECT TORRENT 4. :.
She continues to talk and talk and talk
ION HARRY HOPKINS and the wPA,
It 10 clear that Hopkins 10 dominating this program
and this will mean THOUSANDS OF INCONSEOUEN.
TIAL MAKE-BELIEvE PROJECTS in all parts of th.
country thoroughly convinced that he 10 LAW
LESS INDIVIDUAL bent BUILDING UP A REPUTA-
TON FOR HIMSELF a. a great builder" 81 j, :
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-12

80 AA<A
Mary Baker Eddy, discov-
erer of Christian Science
gives the definition of Spirit,
Page 594, Science e.
HEALTH
"Divine substance; Mind;
divine Principle; all that is
good; God; that only which
10 perfect, everlasting, omni-
present, omnipotent, infinite
And on the same page she
gives the definition Of Son.
The Son of God, the Messiah
or Christ; The son of man,
the offspring of the flesh"
DIVINE LOGIC
The Messiah knew the
things of spirit because his
divine logic was of "Our
Father-Mother Cod" the one
divine Mind, Soul and Prin-
ciple. perfect and eternal.
And he knew how TO lay the
carnal fears of the human
collective consciousness, be-
cause God made him the
mediator between Spirit and
flesh, that he might always
strengthen human weakness,
through love, faith. hope,
courage and spiritual under
standing. The greatest need
of course. is a better under
standing of Spirit and Love.
PROPHECY
Christ came down through
the prophecy of old, from the
generations of Abraham to
Joseph. Turning back the
pages of history, we find
that the seed Of Christ by
nativity came through the
posterity of the prophets.
God talked with Abraham
concerning his wife, Sarah,
who was to give birth to
Isaac, when she was thought
too old to conceive and bear
a child.
"And | will bless her, and
she shall be a mother of ma
tons, kings of all people
shall be Of her."
The son of Abraham, the
Bible tells us, was Isaac, con-
ceived and born of Sarah.
Jacob was Isaac's son. and
Joseph of the posterity of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-12

Eddy says; We Christian Scientists, only as we qu"
our reliance that which is false and the uu'
We are not Christian Scientists until leave all y"
Christ!
Now you come pretty close to those imperative "'
quirements. You speak Of self obedene1
purity, etc.
The Director: No comment!
The writer; IL am saying to people that Edsei i"'|
was the vicm"-and then the writer stated his anaE"
OF that tragic p mature death, already given IN ~|
foregoins-adding 1--WE reach any leader in the WON
through the editorial pages of the Christian Science m
or and If we dare tell the non-Christan Scientists
that 10 where we can reach them-what we know s00s
the works of God and about the works of the devil ao
how to reduce the power (his Satanic Majesty.
its native nothinsness'-s bunch of zeros'- as iSJ
often said in recent years-and dvinsiy auhOr'l
power, to demonstrate the ALLNESS and ONENESS
God Spirit such persons like Edse Ford could be rese'
and such tragic losses averted"Iii
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-12
Fear No Ea,iI
THE GOSPEL IS HERE
HAVE FAITH AND COURAGE
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

THE MESSIAH
1t was this time thousand years ago whena
prophecy of the coming of the Messiah about 10 h
fulfilled Although the Christ Spirit always present
with men, through right thoughts, individuals only kn
the actual truth about it. The collective thinking hum,
consciousness beclouded by evil envy, strife greed f
power, caused the masses spiritual to become h
and becouded to such extent that God
to give His only begotten Son. to live among and ags
show all of them the way Of Spirit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-12
The Late Governor, Kim SigIer!-
"0ne Whom Satan Hath Bound!

A VICTIM OF A WRONG SENSE OF SUBSTANCE
AND NOTWITHSTANDING THE WRONG OIL!
MR. AND MRS (invaid) SIGLER-VICTIMS OF
tiers, son)
PSYCHOLOGY!!-VlA DEPURITANIZED
PROTESTANTISM! AND THE DEVILS
MATERIA MEDICA!!i.
THE DEVIL ALMOST MADE KIM SICLER
AS PER GOD, IN HIS MASTER MIRACLE WORKER,
SCIENCE g. HEALTH-Ch. Glossary.
"OIL- Conservation; charity; gentleness;
prayer; heavenly inspiration! Up. 5s2)-
NEARLY 600 PAGES OF DIVINE REVELATION
OF "SCIENCE" and 'HEALTH' with
"KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES"!-
IN ORDER TO ELUCIDATE JESUS INCOMPATIBLE
FORMULA FOR THE ATTAINMENT OF
HEALTH STRENGTH SUGGEST
HAPPINESS!- AND A PRESENT REALIZATION
OF EVER PRESENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIEF
seek YE FIRST-THE KINGDOM OF GOD Ostent
or active in EVERY human consciousnessD
and HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS AND ALL THINGS
SHALL BE ADDED UNTO Your
JESUS ONCE MORE. "THERE is NO MAN WHO HAS
LEFT ALL FOR MY SAKE, WHO SHALL NOT
REAP A HUNDREDFOLDi-H EREl AND NOWl-
AND EVERLASTING LIFE ~
"CREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS
THAT A MAN LAY DOWN HIS LIFE (mortaD
FOR HIS FRIENDS"i
CONSIDER TOO, JESUS 80 YEARS
PREPARATION FOR THREE YEARS Work.
IN THE LIGHT OF PROVERBS
THE PRINCIPAL THING is TO GET WISDOM
(christIike ~ AND UNDERSTANDING
See The Late Gov. Kim sgIer-Psgsz