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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-18
Extension Meetings

The weeks meetings Of Home
maker and All clubs were an
nounced by Miss Ethel Grove, home
demonstration agent;
March 25, West VindeX Home
makers at home of Mrs. Emeral
Evans, 2 p. m; Oakland Home
makers at home Of Mrs. Spencer
Graham, 1880 p. m.
March 26, demonstration ON max
ing slip covers by Mrs. Harry
Friend, at home of Mrs FLOYD
Wonscl, $50 a. M, to 1880 p. M.
Four-H-Colunna i'll club at
school, 1880 p. m, March %; Monte
Vista club at home Of Miss Cynthia
Mace, 3:45 p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-18
Invalid Saved
As Home Burns
Mir. and Mrs. ID. c. "ReIl''
Friend Lose All Their Be
longings Monday near
Sang Run

Fire completely destroyed the
two-story, cight-room frame dwell
ing Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. "Rell''
Friend, near Sang Run, Monday
morning about $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. Friend, 2OO-pound invalid,
and about "a years of age, narrow
~ escaped with his life Roy Dill
worth, 30, a slightly built man who
was employed as a farm assistant
there, is credited by Oakland fire
men with saving not only his en-
ployer's life but also that of Mrs.
Friend. He dragged the helpless
man from the burning building
arter leading Mrs. Friend, 50, out
of the house.
Oakland Fire Chief Emroy Boil
den, said the alarm was received
in Oakland, about Is miles from
Sang Run, about $50. Volunteer
firemcnt responded and arrived at
the scene some 25 minutes later
after travelling through blizzard
weather.
The house was enveloped in
flames when firemcn arrived and
it was impossible to do anything
to save the building. However, they
kept the fire from spreading to
the meat smoke house and a large
barn which housed a number of
cattle.
Witnesses said Dillworth, answer
ing call for help from Mrs.
Friend, who had discovered the
fire. ran from the barn and en-
tered the burning building. 1t was
learned later that Mrs. Friend
heard a noise upstairs and upon
investigating was met with wall
of flame. Returning to the front
porch she called Dillworth. Upon
his arrival he discovered Mrs.
Friend had re-entered the house,
apparently in an effort to save her
husband and some of their belong
ings
She was partially overcome by
smoke. Dillworth led Mrs Friend
out of the house and then returned
to get his employer who was bed
fast with an arthritic ailment in
downstairs rear bedroom.
Unable to lift him Dillworth
Continued ON Page Two)
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-18
Takes Over Farm
Machinery Agency
Republican Staff Photo and Engraving.

The agency for Allis-Chalmers
farm equipment has been taken
over by the Oakland Equipment
company, it was announced this
week. The change was effective
Monday, March IS.
The agency WAS formerly held
by the Arthur Savage garage. Mr..
Savage is rehnquishing this agency
to devote his full time to develop
ing the agency for Mercury auto
mobiles.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-18
May Organize Boys Club

Efforts arc under way by MEM
bcrs of the Oakland Moose lodge,
to form a boys club here that
would feature little league base
ball, boxing and wrestling and
other sports for Youngsters. y
meeting was held Monday night at
the Moose hall, called by William
Spikcr, who was in charge Ad-
ditional meetings arc planned.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-18
Fleeing Convict
Shot By Police
In Wild Chase
Convicted FOrger Had Es-
capped From Work Gang At
HOpemOnt Last We'd
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-03-18
To Confer Rank of knight

The rank of Esquire was con-
fcrrod on two candidates at meet
ing Of Garrett Lodge No. 1l3,
Knights of Pythias, last Friday
evening.
Officers announced there would
he no meeting this week due to the
Lions club minstrel, but that the
rank of Knight would be conferred
At the meeting ON Friday, March
g.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Cattle Grubs Rampant
At This Time of Yeur

Cattle grubs are on the rampage
in some sections of the country
as they usually are each year from
December through June bringing
misery to infested animals and
profit losses to stockmen.
GRUB bumps on animals backs
should be the tip-off for immediate
action. entomologists say, and
treatments should begin 80 to 40
days after the first bumps show
up. with repeated treatments at
80 to 40 day intervals until grubs
disappear.
Rotenone, the killing agent in
derris and cube powder. is recon-
mended as the most effective in
secticide for controlling cattle
grubs. 1t is warned. however, that
successful treatment depends on
proper application at the right
time, whether the method used is
power spraying, hand busting, or
hand washing.
In hand busting, for example,
farmers and ranchers can buy
commercial cattle grub dusts or
mix pound Of per cent rotenone
powder to pounds Of cream tripoli
earth or pyrophyllite Mixing is
easier in a tight container using
egg sized rocks as agitators.
For best results well-mixed ma
terials should be busted over the
backs and thoroughly rubbed into
grub holes. using hard rotary
motion Of finger tips.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30

Tests with endrin indicate that
1t will help produce cotton like this.
This particular plant was treated
with defoliant which caused 1t to
drop its leaves. Endrin protects
against enemies OF the cotton
plant. the Boil weevil and the Boil
worm.
Mexico, use Of endrin increased
the seed cotton yield l,07l pounds
an acre during 8 heavy boil weevil
infestation
With cautions optimism entomol-
ogists state that the new material
comes closer to being an an-pur-
pose cotton inSecticide than any
yet tested Applied in quantities
varying from OF to 0.5 pound per
acre, it is effective against the
boil WeeVil and bollWorm. At the
rate of OIL to OF pound per acre
it is effective against such other
cotton pests as thrips, cotton leaf
worms, cotton fleahoppers and
lugus bugs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Chula
Allen Christening

Sidney Berthier Allen. Jr.. was
christened Sunday by Rev. D. D..
Wilkinson in the Amelia Presby
terrain Church.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Glendale

Rev, c. w Eastridge. preached
most EXCEL lent sermon at
Browns Methodist Church Sunday
morning, Among the guests at
this. service was Mrs, Annie p.
johnson who was dinner guests
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave
S. Harris, Of Alpha Sunday
grandson Stuart Gregory, h a e
grand son Stuart Gregory. have
returned TO their home near Ar
vonia Stuart went back to school
Monday, his grandmother, Mrs.
Snoddy viii 90 back to Grace
Hospital next week for treatment
but she is convalesing nicely to
the delight of her many friends
Those visiting Mrs. Snoddy and
Stuart, Monday were. her sister
and brother in-laW Mr.. and Mrs.
D. S Harris, and Mrs. Annie
Johnson.
Miss Doris Atkinson Of the Geo
rye Wyth High School faculty,
Hampton and two teachers Of
this school spent their Easter
vacations at Belmont Manor Ho-
tel, in Bermuda. Miss Atkinson
writes that Bermuda is very
lovely place to spend vacation
MIR and Mrs. Jesse M. Clarke.
of Richmond, and niece the for
mer Barbara Arm Barlow. Of Flo
rida, visited at their country
home Fair Acres at Gold Hill.
and also were callers at "Uftpn
Terrace" Sunday
James Baber was a business
visitor in Richmond Monday
A remainder that a Revival win
begin at ArVonia M c / h 0 d is t
Church Sunday, May 2. at eleven
o'clock. preaching each night
through Friday conducted by the
pastor The Rev. c. w Eastridge.
Miss Kate w hite, of Falls
Church, and brother Henry P.
White. OF Richmond we're week
end visitors of their aunt, Miss
Eliza White and Mrs Kate Car
ter, at "Oakdale"
A correction, The r II Whar-
am family reunion Of last week
should have read in addition to
those attending were another son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Wharam and
daughters, of Glendale.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Wife Preservers

When you start to make a cake, as
semble your ingredients, grease your pan
Or pans, then light the oven and set the
regulator Next mix the batter, put III
pans and set pans in the center of the
oven 70 bake
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
(,Illlla

Mr. ana Mrs. Joe Rosmarrin
and two children. Of Beaver
Dam and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Barnard and son. and MI and
Mrs Irwin Barnard were dinner
guests Of p w Barnard. Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Russell
ana family were week end guests
OF The A NJ Dodsons.
Mr. ana Mrs. Harold Osborne
and MI and Mrs. Charles Royal
visited Junius Royal at Mcclure
hospital Sunday also Mrs. Junius
Royal Who had been released
from Medical College hospital af-
ten m automobile accident.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde L. Golfer and
Beulah and J. A. Golfer motored
to the w H Nolans, Sunday
Visit al Baysidc
Mrs w II Nolan visited her
DAUGHTER Mrs ] w Simpson and
Mrs Merl Dienstberger. Friday
ana Saturday at Bayside. va
Mr. ana Mrs Wendell Key Of
Motriisville, attended the funeral
Of WI G Lester Monday.
Quite q number Of people from
ms vicinity attended Mr. Les
tet's funeral
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Hamilton

During the bushes session all
obligations were ordered paid
Mrs Eta Brown was made a life
member Of the society
Five members attended the Mary
Moore zone meeting at Cumber-
land on April IS and made re-
ports.
The society was invited To meet
with Mrs. S. r Pressed in MAY
Delicious refreshments were
served
The Methodist Youth Fellow
ship which was recently organized
meets every Sunday night at 8
p. m. Mrs D. c Riddle is the
counselor.
Mrs w Gates Miss Sallie Gates
and Dickie Vaughan were recent
guests of Mrs Annie Druen and
family At Hilton Village. They
also visited the Azalea Gardens at
Norfolk while away
Mrs Druen and family were
Easter guests in the Gates home
Mrs. w. r. Brown and Mrs.
Dennis LevasSeur and SON Jerry
returned home Monday after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy
Williams and family at Hilton
Village over the Easter holidays.
Rev. and Mrs. Lee Roy Brown.
Of Bayside. and Nh and Mrs
Cecll McGayock. of Boydton
visited their mother. Mrs. ID S.
Brown during the week
Mrs, Herbert Chick. of Wash
ngton, d c, is visiting her broth
er-in-law and sister MI and
Mrs. j c Amos.
The Rev f. P Look preached a
splendid sermon to a large con-
gregation on Sunday morning
here Church school followed the
preaching,
Miss Audrey Warner. Of Stod-
dert. was a recent week END guest
Of Mrs W. r Brown
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
SayIers Greek

Sayler's Creek Home Demon
stration Club members served tea
for over $50 people on the last
Sunday of the Lockett District b
centennial. at the Hillsman House.
People from all over Virginia and
out of state were visitors Sun
day.
The Dora Armstrong Zone
meeting was held in Burkeville,
April % at Barker Memorial
Methodist Church. Mrs. Eunice
MOTLEY of this community attend
ed.
Dr.. Hillsman, Miss Lucy Hills
man, and Mrs Chamber. Of New
York, are guests Of Nh and MIS-.
A. T. Hillsman this week.
Julian Bradshaw. of Rice. was
speaker at Bethel Methodist
Church, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Embra Davis and
children. Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Wright and children of Lynch
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Davis,
of Pamplin and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Yeats. of Farmville, were
guests of Mrs. Eta Walker. Sun
day.
Mrs. Jim Frank gave a Stan
ley party Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Hackney and chill
Idren and Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Fish We're Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs, j P. Mason.
I Those of this community who
attended the funeral services for
I Winston Hillsman Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Hillsman. Dan
\ Hillsman, Albert Hillsman, and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. I. Noble.
Mrs. A. B. Mason. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. M. Gilliland and Mrs. Lewis
were shoppers in Richmond one
day last week While there Mrs.
Mason and Mr.. Gilliland visited
Bernard Mason, who is a patient
in Mcclure hospital:
J. P. Noble is home after being
a patient in Southside Hospital.
We hope he continues to improve.
Mr. and Mrs A. B. Mason spent
Sunday with their daughter. Mrs.
Earl Matthews, and Mr.. Matthews
of Blackstone. Sunday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Fork of Willis

Mr. ana Mrs. Wesley Z. Dun
KUN and Wesley Earl, of Curds-
vile, called on Mrs Walter Dun
can. Saturday
The lakewood WSCs met in the
home of Mrs. Kate Baker last
Thursday
Sunday guests of Mrs. Walter
Duncan we're Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Oliver MI and Mrs. Milton Ray
horn Mr. and Mrs. James Ray
horn Mr. and Mrs, John r. Dun
can. and Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Car
neal. all OF Richmond. Also Miss
Alice Smith, Mrs. Lacy Hill, and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
New Insecticide
Said AI|-Purpose
Believed Best Yet
Amono Cotton Spru'

One OF the newer organic insecti-
cides, endrin. has been found to be
perhaps the best insecticide thus
far tested against the combination
OF the bollworm and the boil
Weevil. two OF cotton's most de-
Structive insects
Endrin is toxic not only to
insects but also to man and other
warm blooded animals; and is
closely related to dieldrin, one Of
the cotton Insecticides widely used
at present to control the boil
weevil. Endrin has been tested by
the USDA's Agricultural Research
Service entomologists under the
widely divergent growing condi-
tons found at locations such as
Florence, SC: Brownsville and
Waco. Texas. Tallulah, La; and
San Fernando, Tamaulipas, Mex
leo. At Florence. endrin- treated
plots yielded gains in seed cotton
OF up to TAG pounds an acre In
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30

II s 'Talley was iii Richmond
Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. p l. Duncan
visited their daughter. Mrs. Stan
Icy + Scott iii Suffolk last sun
day
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-04-30
Feeding Livestock

Wet-feed handling is made much
easier and safer with this barrel
tilt-raek which can be made to fit
conveniently the back of any truck
or trailer. Placing the Barrel on
its fitted rack makes a simple
job of pouring feed into self
feeders
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-04
The Detroit News

Continued from Back Page)
1T is THE OPEN FOUNT WHICH CRIES, HO,
EVERY ONE THAT THIRSTETH, COME YE TO THE
WATERS" Up. 49, s&H)
Roman Catholics suffer grievously from the devils
originating Roman Catholicism before God
His written blueprints!!
The Catholic priesthood involunarly pays tribute to
the devil pridng itself that began before the written
ecords of Jesus and His Disciples into being And
any informed person knows that Roman Catholicism
back to the Old Testament naturally, but includes much
of the devish sophistry of Greek philosopher Ars
totei-384-322 &c
And so among millions of socaled good people, the
Roman Catholic priesthood and it's followers have millions
of some of the prisoners of the devil earhnot
in wckedness but in mental straight jacket excluding
the exclusive alspace-embracng heavenly spiritual
creation and universe of God SATURATINC every iota
Of IN. universe with heaven and eternal fein which
there never was human BIRTH sin disease, death, mat
ter-the MYTH-world even!!!-earthquakes
hurricanes typhoons, foods ALL, merely mortal
Notwithstanding pictures of shadowy MYTHICAL
pbenomena!-a parody on the ALLNESS and GOODNESS
Of "our Father Mother God only
.ons and daughters spiritual IDEAS NOT Adams and
Ewes the DEVILS knaves and fools shadowy mythical
terfeits! of the divine creation!
Hence, the CHILDLESS career of Christ Jesus-"THE
ONE ALTOGETHER LOVELY"!-"THE WAY. THE
TRUTH AND THE LIFE'-Who had offspring and
rebuked the devilsh human counterfeit, per Luke
lch Fl and 23-The time will when they shalt say
.Bis..ed are the barren the wombs that never bear
~ 80 unto them who are with child and give suck in
those dsys"!!
OF course, the Catholic priest. will tell that those
ords weren't intended to be inerPreteds as Goa auho'
izing their by me!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-04
China Sentences Is u. S. Fliers-
Continued from Back Page

Continued from Back Pase)
GOD. GOOD. INFINITE SPIRIT. is THE ONLY
REAL SUBSTANCE. BEING, CONSCloUSNESS!-
sA.T.U.R.A-T-LN.C EVERY IOTA OF THE
UNIVERSE WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LiFE!-
IN WHICH THE TRUE BEING OF ALL OF US!
Is GODS ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS!
PART
THE MYTHICAL NATURE OF SUFFERING, SIN,
DISEASE, DEATH WARS EvEN!-THE
MATERIAL SO-CALLED WORLD WITH ITS FLOODS
EARTHQUAKES. HURRICANES. ToRNADoS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF So-CALLED
sNATURE'!-BUT RATHER, CONCLUSIONS or
MORTAL THOUCHT!i!-IN COLLECTIVE HUMAN
NOT DIVINE-CONSCIOUSN
HENCE, GODS CHARACTERIZATION OF THE
IMMEDIATE FOREGOING TO MRS EDDY, TO U.S.
"THE (MYTHICAL) CHASTITY FARCE OF
MATERIAL (so-cAlled) ExISTENCE"l Up. z72 S&H.
PART
ANSWER TO DOUBTINC THOMASES'-'SAULS or
TARsUS'-'KNAVES AND FOOLS'-"WHoM
SATAN HATH BOUND
BLESSED ARE THE PURE IN HEART. FOR THEY
SHALL SEE COD"i-JESUS-PURE ENOUGH TO
ACCEPT GODS INDISPENSABLE. IMPERATIVE
MESSIAH OF ToDAY!-THE CHRIST PROMISED
COMFORTER. EVEN THE HOLY GHOST, THE
SPIRIT OF TRUTH. WHO WILL COME AND
TEACH you ALL THINGS" -.
PART
GODS CHOSEN PEOPLE ARE cHRIsTLlKE
CHRISTIAN ScIENTIsTsi-THE SALT OF
THE EARTH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-04
PART 7

PART
1T Is SAID g. THAT THE DEVILS GREATEST
TRIUMPH LIES IN (deiudins the unwary) THAT
HE DOESN'T ExIST"l
GOD TO THE TRIBUNE. TRUE AND FALSE!
fraudulent and mythical nstureas per John 1854,
but first this,
Until the ascension of mortal Of the BELIEF
of evil and matter-THE MYTH the devil will
APPEAR IL a terrible, seeming REALITY!
BUT-evi matter, mortality, Adams and Ewes never
did have actual existence in the pure and wholly spiritual
creation and universe! AND THERE is NONE OTHER!
The material seeming creation is A MIRAGE ILLUSION
and delusion! |!
"WHY DO YE NOT UNDERSTAND MY SPEECH7
EVEN BECAUSE YE CANNOT HEAR MY WORD.
EYE ARE OF YOUR FATHER THE DEVIL, AND
THE LUSTS OF YOUR FATHER YOU WILL DO.
"HE WAS A MURDERER FROM THE BEGINNING,
AND ABODE NOT IN THE TRUTH. BECAUSE THERE
is NO TRUTH IN HIM.
WHEN HE SPEAKETH A LIE, HE SPEAKETH OF HIS
OWN. FOR HE is A LIAR, AND THE FATHER
OF IT."-John S;4344.
"SPRINKLINC HOLY WATER ON BUILDINGS,
FARM IMPLEMENTS ETC"
GOD TO THE TRIBUNE, MORE NONSENSE FOR THE
IMMATURE-STILL RUNNING AROUND IN
SPIRITUAL DIAPERS! (smles).
Water is ancient SYMBOL of spiritual purhcst alton.
Holy water in the church is adaptation Of OLD
JEWISH CUSTOM"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-04
Infinite Truth (God) Brings The
Elements Of Liberty!
mo Power Can Withstand
Divine Love" (God)!

Truth brings the elements Of liberty On us banner Is
me souinsprsd motto. Slavery abolished The power Of
God brings dsvsrsnes TO the captive No power can with.
stand divine Love What this supposed power which op-
Mental poses itself 10 God7 Whence comsth N?
smsnePafionl What is that binds with iron shsekIes
10 sin, sickness and desth7 Whatever on.
slaves man is opposed 10 the divine Truth makes
man free" tpp 224s. SAN
"coD-GVEN DOMINION"
THE ENsLAvEmENT OF MAN Is NOT LEGITIMATE.
IT WILL CEASE WHEN MAN ENTERS INTO HIS
HERITAGE OF FREEDOM. HIS coD-cIvEN
DOMINION OVER THE MATERIAL SENSES"
tp 22s. SAN
THERE IS NO POWER APART FROM GOD
"oMNPoTENCE HAS LL-PoWER, AND TO
AckNoWL EDGE ANY OTHER POWER IS TO
DIsHoNoR GOD.
THE HUMBLE NAzARENE ovERTHREW THE
SUPERSTITION THAT SIM (WI.C.kE-D.N-E-S-s)
SICKNESS AND DEATH HAVE POWER"
"HE PROVED THEM POWERLESS IT SHOULD HAVE
HUMBLED THE PRIDE or THE PRIESTS WHEN
THEY SAW THE DEMONSTRATION or CHRISTIANITY
EXCEL THE INFLUENCE or THEIR DEAD FAITH
AND CEREMONIES" Up. 22s. SAN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-04
The California 'Smog'-

Continued from Back Page)
ALL SPACE AND PHENoMENAlll--"THE KINGDOM
OF HEAVEN IS WITHIN YOU" IN CONSCIOUSNESS
so. IN THE ASCENSION. JESUS AWAKENED FROM
THE MORTAL, MYTHICAL ADAM-EvE DREAM
COUNTERFEIT OF GODS WHOLLY SPIRITUAL
HARMONIOUS EATIoNI-sA-T.uR.A.Tl-N-c
EVERY loTA OF THE UNIVERSE WITH HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE
GODS CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH. PLUS
THE RADIO AND NEWSPAPERS OF CALIFORNIA.
CAN POSITIVELY AND ABSOLUTELY WIPE OUT
THE SMoc
IN ATMOSPHERE OF LOVE DIVINE.
WE LIVE AND MOVE AND BREATHE
THOUGH MORTAL EYES MAY SEE IT NOT.
IT'S SENSE lphysesD THAT WOULD DECEIVE"
C S. Hymn
sMoG IS THE ATMOSPHERE OF THE DEVIL
ANIMAL MAcNE TISMl-MATERIALs Ml-GENERATED
BY GOD CONDEMNED sENsUALITy or
HoLL YWooDl-WHIcH HAS BEEN PoLLuTINo THE
MENTAL ATMOSPHERE or HUMANITY FOR
DEcADEsl-s-u-F.F.o-c.A-T.iN THEIR DIVINE AND
SPIRITUAL sENSE!-DIScRAciNG THE U. s.
AROUND THE WoRL Dlll-AND PROMOTING THE
DEVILS ALCOHOL AND ToBACCo
PART ,
CALIFORNIA; NATURAL BLESSINGS CAN
DECEIVE AND MsLEAD ALL NoNHoNEsT-To-0oo
CHRISTIAN SCiENTlsTS-CoDS CHOSEN PEoPlsi
Hebrews, Catholics immature and impure Professionals
and other prisoners OF the devlsrs inclined TO accept
CALIFORNIA; so-eaed natural blessnss-viswsd materially
q. Of codl-Bv that would be Panihsisml-ir which mat
Ter Is considered real and substantial together with in
finite Spirit. God
Whereas the Old Testament repeatedly says God
one ord There is none else beside Him.
But except for christlke Christian Scientists matter
re. and the other god OF the remainder OF the human
raesl (ses our Column back page. regarding dss"
Chinese Rsds.