HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-06-16, Page 7r•
• : •i..ESSOef, .
•. . •
g 44,IF,FgRINP: 44FIVAN.T
•' • • • alark..,19.1
Golden Teat Fer,the S.�npf Man:
. also, ,canne'net to be .minietered,
• PntOt bat to Minister;, and, t� alaie
• his ilfe,.:a.Traneeni fer iretty,"
Mark. 10;.•44,,
Tf•fg• LE$8014. TM ITS: 'SETTING ,
'Tine F!day, April 7, 44):,
ce aeruettleime:',' • •
And they bring 1m unto.the
Ulace.., Golgotha,. .which,
• teroretedThe'..pleee of
Golgotha fmpy keep'S aSitall,!"
• Marklitinseli exit:Leine far, iise: This,
prObattlY•e,givert,'such a ,
:name becattee it had ,':a skallaike:
eontour.The site Cermet be identie,
led with .certainty.. There are. only.
pleeeef.' thnt dee be „serstoeply
•ceppidered ici.alay" as. the • eite et .
CalverY,- onele the plot ever whtch
. charele.,of the Halya.8ePillOres.
rieW' staude,...and the .other.'ls •the
skall-shaPedknoll abOve•Seremiah's •
' grotto, Outside the Present nertb
wall, ,of.:3erusalent. •
,The.Oritelfielon• • •
. "And they offered him winethat-
Wag Mingled v.tith'ankrrii, out he ;re-• .'
caved 'ft This wee- .a... drink
...inercifelly,: offeredto: those about,.
be ' crucified,. to 'produce Stupefac- '
',tion (Le., JeSue ft
, tended' to go thrbugli,, the -final
deal•,.with mind.,perfectly-elear.=.=.:
"And they ,crucify
,brible.;:thoagh net eertain,,that,: our .
Lor.d, was nailed teetbe. cress While •
• It lay epee.: the. grnuedl, and that. it
:Was.,thee"lifted into its pdaition
• Is represented he the 'great :picture, •
. pi, •RfilienTlitt0/11M)1.4„Cathedial: • .
The .cress . of 'Jeans ',lifted his 'feet
•trio..inore; than, a yard; ' above.'the
• grOund, .ftir :the .slitirt stalk. of lia-S-e
• ' BOP wai,eble:to.; reachl.eetis'. Mouth.
The 'agony.of .grudifixion .needs
••deseriptien, part his garniente....
:among :=1ots ',•,apen
• thern,'-wh.ateach'sliealdte'ke.." '
nd: it' was' the third:hoer:au:id .
they ' crucified Ilirn Mark' is '3,tlie,";'
ceie Who gi'ves' the hoar ' of
,
.Christ'S•°erticifixien.. The' Jeivisleiday: -
• :hegan tit six,..:neloek. in the' .rtiorn-;
•ing,.• end ,the:reforetheathird
Wolild be: ttbout ..eine.e'elock
-Moeniug. •.'•• •'•
-"And: the stiperecription 'ef•-hist
addusation 'Was' ,writte'n THE
KING OF, THE
satiation ,on '; the • Laird's-. cia)ss-Lwas •
• ',Written' by . Pilate tin Aro:nate. tina=-=
in 'tact aifficial`::
so' torbetki-.,'.1:iiilit 6 'VI;n.
. .
:= Jewe' :It :was just tals:. th.at. the. '
Jews refL.Sed to reeognize; panielY;:'
Jesus Was, their king. . •
.And with him they :erticify two. .
robbere;. 'oh hiOlglit,hapn, end '
• :one, on hie left;':These- fe-o, mea
were not °Illy irobb'ers,: bet, as • ;
• • tells Its, they,
Men ,WhoSe.inielneep.it'..la ‘.
„evil.. Thug, Was the airediettimi •'of
• Isaiah nearly' s,even:leadred,.Yeare..
...- before 'Otte brought to "pess..'7.hoUglt
. :Mark doesnet it. ill „wlinalo
,.• .knew the story Our Lorne ,cruce• . •
fixion as: 'given 'in.'. the'other
Tenieinber-thet,. :while at 7
• the, beginning of this • day. both of.
• the.lhieves rafte4 upontheLat•d Je-
sus,' later:on the'eemeday one of'
thembelieved in him :and' thereby.-
reectived. eternelelife; •
". ../ Three Final Insults
"And.they that, 'passed- by relied '
him.".: These were 'either .ecinn-
-. „teY folk on their way to tire or •
• • citizens Wheeebusteeee ealled•thent
into the cettritry, .The word ..1thee
"..traneleted tneetts,otdinir
• :ily,• to "Speak renr,:ichfulty, th.- ;
vile, ici''Caluinniate.
• .bads, -end .saying, •Het then that.
.destilOyeet• the .temple; and builiteet
It. in'. thtee.•days; 30e, save •thyeelf,
end '.eome down froai- the Cross:"
-The .implicaticie. here is..Abat „if -Je-
' • ,..1311S spoke the teeth. in,liseerting hie
aliilitY hell:A/the •tepiple ageinin,
three.. days, be dertaiely ;Would be
able. te'ptill his Inutile !tied feet free
the trees, and: le -deliver hirn.
SO lf irate' hiS ininelatiteat. ' : "-•
.tiOn.: Of' t.he Chl.hirent,Of I,Sregl f�m•
' •.:4•And. at the , ninth hear ,JeStia
• cried. with a leud
Janie Saheehtliehi? arb.lelt
• leterproed, y f.yett, 'any God, why•
bast thou. foreekee. rae?".: Thie
ery frein thecreati, alee'rea.
• cerded h y iS the pely
no: $1... „the, seven, woralkfrein,:ilie
cross 'reeorded 40 ,Mare'a •GoppeL
Oneof the,deeplest„ ;rifest; hit, 4
ierutable 'Mysteries of all th'e.'WOrd
, ;of Gad,' ata4.readillg theee' Wor4P; •
We" CanoMy how 't*i!, heads,. eitd. a,s'
the ',Hely Split 40i:reveain,.,oUr•.
beesittsAoree Of the terribtenteeitiag
•' of. thiVerY. The peerest- ,we can
f hope to eprne to. penetratiegjitis
• raYster.7 'is to think of js11$'• as edv1,...„
ered ',with all the .worlde'siti. and •
.eurse;..anal Whea God eew 'Jess
.thus, be :turned ,away. • him.
.Apo..even though -God turned •frena
hifa. arid lefe 'WM,: he eriee. to. 'hint
‚arid holds fest torthip as bis God.• •
Here the 'divine' p.erfeetien. ef Jesus .
appears. . , • •
• "And ionie Of them thatstood' by, •
theY:Ireard be:
• ealleth Elijah..? There Was
, thing; in'the 'crY that recalled4o the
Speetator$ ,the.; !tame of Elijah:
• "And .one Tep,' and filling a
• Sponge full oNapegaT but, it ori 'a
• reed, and geve hini..to drink, saying
coraeth ,tO: take .him down" ' This
,...verse ,cai,be understaedionlY. al ' we •
;reedit that the Word on 'the
' Crass (John 28)."vals,, 4'1' thirst:• !!
See elso,'Matt: ;
Conteeecienees. o'f. I -las Death . •
Jesus %uttered; aloud voice,-,,,
and gave uP :tli.e•-gliest,",, The •veerti
' translated: '.the word ;at- .
ten translate'd' ""gPirit.!!.
And the .yeil ..of, the temple ;was,
• .rent 'in two froinrie tOP,te the' bet-
toni.?' This veil is the ope that hung
between'the hold .place and the holy.
Of holiesdeeeribed in Exed.26 31
30.35, :Theveil in the teMPle: 'as in
the ta bort-fade, sYrabolised the 'face• ..
' that,: :ciod...was • di7tinct1v soparated':
'front mien., and fotild.
• :piteaclied by Meg eXcent tintahgli• a
high-pia:eat. .NO 'Het:treat...F.1a all: the..
hundreds of 'yeare be: .
exeept, the •.high PrieSte, eyer
. •
.• .. •
.inennet :also the Chief
piti es t in o itiag •liitn a melte. thrn-
se,lves With i1i sCiabee , aid
•irived etherS.; !fen:Self,' he Cannot.'
save. ,aernaers of, the prtee'lly wee-.
toerapY Were,seenlit dommitty
's pee and, elders' 'deriding. the 'sat-'.
• .feree. It is Mit tree' that jestal•eatild
net ealte himaalf he., cotild have
' done "se enaliY„ • lestaatly,
• the .orititipOtence :of 'Coal, bet' he
. neVer Knee ,:sitvdd tte . had he •
. Saved , for, we 'aro saved
• anly by his oaktib, *.
11,et. the Christ; the Ritig-of
•rati/ now 4conte • doW•rt froin the
that we LIMY See endifelleVe;,
,..And they, that Were :eruelfied With 't
reprottehed hitn, • •
F ts. '
•
•
e ogr 'Cry
- Witeri the .sixth" hoer, WAS
'tome, .the" waa alarlitiess tvr tbe
• *het lond nt . the einth
This dal.141Pia IS alahMentietted by.
tietthow Ott 40 and.by Luk e t23",t
44)',. itdarltliess. that began tit high
neon' ned three lidera later,
„ t three o'cick.fn• tke•itfortiooft,. 86 -
fithiotis.0eriOd
alittithtetratAnlitild a the feilohir,, •
eatered.thre.itgli the :veil that•litieg
.
, before t eat y, of h CI 1.T .rend- , • ;
ieg this .Veit wascertainly an act''..
t:ed.'veil, was. •titemeedousty.
laalVe, and said•to.lieve beee',abont.
' ferty feet' in :beit4ht.• In ibe"reeding
, et the :veil..,We .,hav.e.Gial.Tevealed
• to Men as be never has been:befOre..
. .eoW kneel. God. threegh *the'
. I je,ses': ChilSt.-and eSpecially
• t, love of God in .the fact :that
• ejlirist •died far us.,
' • 4Ancl. wimp :,the. eentintiOp, ivho-
stood • hy ovee. against hipti saw that
' belsogave, up:: the ghost, :he said, .
• TriilY' thi rnn.),vas the '..8on of
'God,'; This ,centariontelt hirneelito
• be ii. the: preienge 'pi a great mys-
tery, and realized' that' Jeans Was •
;kin wit.b.cliVinity..
MUSiC lifted
As Our Unifier
Canadian • Monte . COuld .
.toraWn•., Together By ;.Music
.Declares.Emilint Glasgow
s'..* Musician •
=, I.Ingh • lIoberteon, -.edjudietitor;
'of • 'inusiCat leativ,e1S th,renglithi:
Canada, eid. direetor of, the famotie
Orpheus 'Chola!, 'told inernbere' of the
Association of, Canedian Clubs eft!
Mantreal teat, week that meeic Was' '
the hest :unifier' that.,panada could „
have -for all'ameation of tOlor, fe-
ligionee natienality sank when peo- •
ple .joined together for aniisie. ,
: The . entilleat;. Glasgow • musician
'seid be had. heaed 40,000. Children .
aingnig On Ilia Prepen trip . to Can -
•
1)tutH 'Rod ••'Fil-soi1/44,
,
'ada,itt of there entreated alth the
'one tholight to thrt heantiftil thing
' the 'children of teday
,e're the :Canakilaits of te.triterrOW
licl AS" they idelted ta'tlie'eduatiett
„anti entighteninent of thesteliildrelf
at) they.cOUIA look for an anpgiliteri,'„
od patiadain the ftititre‘,. Atti;
cl•
Ait n",
DONALD' S A TOLL -COL LECTOR
Tig".95"-
to,1'
Nicknamed "Donald!' by children: and drivers, this pet duck in
Dulvideet Park, .London, England, collects toll, fromall n3oterist8 .
• passing through thepark-Donald waits until a car' stops beeide the ,
•„Ialte where he Bees, waddles across and waits .for tasty •elatriblie
, Pbotograph„ above shelve Donald greeting. a rpotaielt, and
•Saying, tin quack quaeksa-"Please,'pretty please, what wilfeee give
tee..teday?”
'
- L ,
.
(11147dm
Y
Otter Life
• HIBBERT:
.(Psydheloalia...end„ Handwritinfi gapeet-):
IP' it: possible to fereteli: •the fh- haPertenCe.,:ef this,' especialty.
• ttire frOte. :4aitdivriti.9&? 11.1ta
• 'le a eeeetiaa that le,fi•Otreptiy, esk-
1..ipfOrtailittelYaWe ceeeet
"fat'ftlii.ea feera, .handwriting. 1 W1P.h.
we could, sometimeet '
;• What? :thee, handWritlag •
veal? ft' ,the .0a4leter
.9t There: are, cg coaree, - •
many. tillage. We knew ,ahatit: Our
„friendfi, • aotateintancee .and: peopie
with Whorr we conie, ineepatact,' put
there.. are ther, deeper traitsthat
dott't, eatne... an t•eaday. ..the 'au,
e,,
,feee;,
Tbese.'. ere revealed 'Unerringly In'
handWriting. ' •• .
• Haridwritieg", ackeea3 Stet). at ,re
•yealityg•the
.showa the. litddee potentialities and ,
talent,' that eften'lle. 1ermentrthi4
a. nersba. Many perss)a are work:
ing in 4'.'blintt a1leye,7, ,:are, ateel
• iSing hut• aithe Of their .PasSihtle
• ties merely' be-ailee. of • a lack ofe
ataawle'dge'oe'their o*if, powers. •
handwriting.: erialysia As_ ()Jaen,
• the first step towards a better Po-
• Sitiori and greater earning powers.
•pVery readele„,will appreeiate .•the .
' ,Cerole' Lombard and Clark Gable
really,.ought to • 0 -trite the •dresse,
Inking busiii•eas, They'co-operated,
',on a ,sports' 'jacket whieh, eAllee
Marble; the 'United Statea', Nunibee:
. One tennisplaker, wil1 Weer .When
"she Steps:but 'on 'the . ecentisof
' Wimbledon,- England, to ;battle far
, • .
Carole.:desig:„.d the 'jacket,. .(she
•1$ 'Ailee..Marble's -best 'friend) arida:.
.Clai•k• had bie tailor make. it. 'It's'•
knoekout. ''Ancl Alice, tali,' blonde ,
'end. 'pretty, Weal, it, •
;
•
...Remember • `:Dewp ...Patrol," 4n
which*Richard Bartheitness•started,,.
• and Douglas- Fairl)aeltae:'Jra.-after"
•-.1ileading ;and' fightipg, fpr tbe rine, :
laYer the --dond le:ict so ablV.that
be stole the picture, and .'TivoVed
may 'be sure that she 'is nervou,S.
" Tbennictophone,L;shipiali ecaree her
into such a state cif nerves that the ,-
pageS of her' eeript haVeto'be peat-,
• ed on ;cardboard', to keep -ahem froni 1
Tattling.. "• •: ••
ecottraged by lts success ire the.
building tuP of: Ginger' Rogers' .•as
a dramatic pier, RKO is• gaing•to
th:e seine thing:With Ruby, -rt
: Keeler-Ptiejlelicei- ,w.hp is MIs. Al
• Jolsan in Plevate lifeaYoUlLsee tie
•iiiet results orthe.p'ew carapaiga •
• in '..!IVIotlier,.ClireY's Chickens"•And
With FaY, Bainter and alph Mar;
• gan also, in 'the, cast, the giriWill
te...act or be litterly;•Swaniped,
Bob' Ripley,.."'has: diseeVered. iri his
• search far "Believe It pi. '1.-ots,'„'
tha:t it 'is iliree, and .tivO4ltirds UnieS
easyn fbr xnan to• become an
emaZing. peeStin, as for e
inalL.to He.:fiads-that
• ing •Weinen.are jnst as: interesting
-- as ,!nen, but:. rarer. Tite•only .reason
• he 'can -gie,e is thet, they dont have'
tis, ' 'Much . 'chance.. •to".,disttdguish
„theinsee.'ea•esnie do. • .
. . • .
••• Tit `d first 'thing any. .Of iT ktickv•,• ,'
s ti,teotte• gditi• :g":, i z, i�ii ?oat :18,1-,;;".".
....against rade): pro:,
. grams, which. are.
awfufly•.:amuaing•••
IP the abdierice
the broadcasting'
studio- but bi'etty '
thfflto those who.
, just. tune th, arid
what Is
C:ann!•.ttoriies
goiim. on.
•
the :Worat • offend -
ere. After all,
"dicols Sapposed to
EddjeCanter be heard, not just''
•. ' And•I
• '• Of , More
• e,':listener, at ,home, .swore neverto
buy the epoitsora3. prodect .because '
Was .sta.ainidying.' to ,hear • the::
hiter 'and 'net kiiow what was .s6
fuany: •:
:ERROL FLYNN
himself a gdod,kctor? Well; its's to
• be' Made .again, :with Errol
, Patric lanetelee, and Basil Rathbone
• lit 'the ,leadir,iL, roles. ,
,
.01andeete Colbert, - who: recently,.
got ,,home from Sthat ,EuroPean va-
catiom' likes ' 'Clothes — but
lietento the, description of . the :
,...'d'rees regently cleSigped, for, her, by
' Trtivie:23anton, one .df •ntolledO!n's„
ace desigpers„It's IN frothy;
it's of white Orgenza, aevereci With
"a printed pattern: of. eherries
blaek. The ,'skirt le 'shirred and fhll; ,
the neckinfe, is outlined by 'a laege.
, forinee-
; fag the' sleetes. Sonnds :Any thing
hat aiMple!
„.
,Mee Bratt:,...'lles laid years on the
• stage and years' iti the eici'vies, but'.
Cohen yen hear her oft the radio Yon
• �'n e Who, hb.grudgeil PppOritinitite.
ler' the :ClilldreM Veae: no t
•• ral..btit i‘tttait traltoll le tanip.
'Music'For. ;Her tottre,Bake ,
.. 'rho •prebegittion Of ettitttre, was
" Very al•ifiletilt itt new Cetintelet be%
. cettee the ,Whdie llfen new cOuit.,:
•tries' WAS One of strivitim'but now
• Cott:little§ • r,eabiled beck.• "
geinted and that was ,a Weak, that
lay to. the head , the 'CI:Mediae
Chiba, . Canada ti egged Matte for
• her soul's' eake-•fiti.d 'else for' ltei'•
• liationalityts „sake:, .
, the great,,brobleni of rade' asel-,
,• Inflation cattlie,triet liy itiuskr Mer• e '
ettedefalitillY than itt any .othez, ivtay
•• to hOtitiiity tatild tenter 'Where
nuc,•IltWa.S'atietherefOre ita unity.
. jag Vaine: *at ineatehle. •
,
• ODDS AND.NDS 'Paramount.
„may- exa &Ole and ,
. an air •thaw in the till
Stan Laurer'ned his ittissian hride
'wedding
:Ira.bk Blackeaves the stamps:,
' fronie. foreign ' 1etters,•1 , gives
'• them to his friends Whichkeepe
his Office filled with both 'friends',
• aed,etamps Areepd Hollywood
'they are Calling "The.Adventerea:
,bf Mare6' 4tair. Deeds -Gees,
• ' to China" Gale 'Page; known tO
radio but pot, lb movie fans, .has
.been maile a situ'. by Warner Bre
• there.' ' •
, .
•
Weekly Publishers
. • '
' these aleyecit feat cornpetitiOn, and,'
• red07:411,.a.ena4ei;lrilet.'
4gi;e.r.4'lnaitiyol4.. i,43 e.
Readed tiPoil? • There WAS,,it, time
,when meny' so -celled :graphologists •
• were ;lathing more than elearietans,
' PreYirtge0 thegallible. There area
4180 . llnie whet!. .tee4Y• .Jeetiff+el
0.experte" we,r0 cinacke! Rut,youf de,
not put any lese,faith, In yoer.
ter todaY because *any 'Years: egh
Akere4ere Medlaal '44..ackSi 4.0
• hi the, saine, Way; graPhalegY bas,
itipeco4nlei:eoptansay4'
1s 'now Rev? YOE :di 0V Whit ,:ydur
. . . • .:
•
.handwritieg. phOwe, about, our reel
:eelf?' Weald,,yea llki b:ltnoW the
truth abeat your. sweetheart,
rela-
tiveS or siriende,?, Or are "yea inter:, •
gated nnding •tvliat talent you
have? Send spe.elmene of the:writ-
. trig' .Y9ti' Want atialyeed, erielbsing
. lac for, EAcH specinien. EneloSe
with. a, temp ed,. addreaSed envelope,
te141•Iatliberti Room 421, 7-3 West
• Adelaide St., Toroato,.Ont. „You
letter' wilt be treated in Canfiderice,
• • . • • • ..- •
rants
0
oads Into
e p
11
reas
ES 7,
1)9'1:Union Mister 'of Resources educational, ageletilteral 'and. Musi-
Gives Details of Aisistance 1Leal programs :have •been broadcast
• . the Proy41es will be *given• .weekly ft'Oni,the....luliv‘;711.3.',:6t9-5.11!6:'
- • -,--------- ,;.--t-- grentalebroadcesthig thaLlarge set; •
= ' tione,of:KentnelcY ledired . the, faCilf,' '
.... prove ' Transpokttion—,-.up.
• tairicf to, get $:2.5000, .. ' • .. f
'pea .or receiving broadcasts,: gsPe-;--
, . daily .in the ereanteirls. A :system ".
.f, Resources ,Minieter ,Crerar , last : Of radio listening dentreS Was eetab-'•,..
lu.,iiealietdec..eiTvItipeilisneitv:, roetit:dpeiq'o;6•ItrieedNr; ,
.:. week announced tentative alit:tee.
tion. of the '41000,9.00, Vete included,'
iiairisasitifilistepotislintepa:ipolenrsoiniTieninnteota44•Yiliineistit.giiroM:errt:eavssi..nt. go. 2 r- and pacceetet hem under the -Com: .:
.' :/e:-,11,,,'-'-;int,lee,-:.Lase':e,btr; ad imr eaertkeerds.. s 1;.''eTelasiss.
' „.' The propoied allottnents• follow: , • i...
To'Vieuntiin'd, in`Itils•x:a4isgfto°411n;d'early in' the' °IP' Pr-
: Mining Sections
Nova :Scotia; .$2;600'; ,(aliebee, ;250,-
060.; Ontario,. $,250,000;' Manitoba,'
$22.,§,000; Saskatchewan, ($125;000 f
' Alberta, 've0,000;
24(lik100 Ortbaves Terrifinfei7-attiE
•'the •
.Agreemerit.Veitti Prciiiieces
•Initiat al in 'the natal 'year 1936,
the:. essistenee ,seherne was • uri-
dertai.:en to reduce :,transVo'riationi..:.
cOets. info Mining properties. W".--;
athe.gciverninent rhotight. such tests
'nele likely 10 retarplevelopment
•a' departinental statement Said,. •
In . that yeer agreements were
Made with ,the arevinces. conderried
• whereby stile .wdrk .was carried net.
• under'. the direction' of the provire
.•
gaTiteeelf.t.a itlr: at two:thirds 'othe total
the "tinder -
standing th.
• exp.endijuree in each Case would be •
•.doetrib' ted by the and:
one thiid.b,V, 'the prciiitices:
f
Allprojects. carried .Out 'were re-
' ,eoramended- by the .irrivinces and.
Were subject tO the -final 'approval .
• .
of the poininion.. All, work under.
t,ekew.in. Yukon and tite:Northwest,
• 'Territories 'was-done:4)Y. the 'federal
goevnetiv
rnmito
eintri..e. e tis
year,sanieiaptgilce,:. •
ni
..stgtement Said. •• ••
,
• 100 iPeoducina Areas Aided
ln the, asistanee.selieme work is
being .given' mataly td persons teke •
• en fiaint relief reps; or:classified •ae .
• ,needy UnerhOthyed. During the.
, Pasttwo yearS „the Joint, lirOgranit
...hes been.: of Material aol in. expend-,
xpg,'•the tonnage (tea daily ip
gold and other metetInrgieal
• through -oat Canada,. •. '
• ,Upwaitas. of, 100 ..produeing dr
•'shon,tte.lie;:".prOclueing, . gold • illipea ;
• haee ,been givem linprove& read ea..:
,elettinee eseeethil..th profitable OP,' •
'prat ion,t u3 besides,. actiVe develop'.
• Mott has been., elle enrage&in Ineny
premishig flilnOi il areas ' hithertp.'"
• devOid of suitable traitiportatioe •
' •'
• SayTM HiftElii,litios'
• tilio".0pojaSest
•PrOfer it To. Mountain .
•• Ijeclares C01..BoveY.. of Mem.
Gab Return, from , zszt to
•.Arkanias", .•
. There no'
• KeinticIty. end, Arkatises •uteantairt-..
eera pref.,cav, sytubilony ; orche'stra,
• tions au& opera.' They diseititte
terlY. the brand 'of .eavege atecOrd
• which is tleseribeti as niquiltalif
. 11101e
This'is the' Verdict of. Coi. Wiltrid
BhVey of' aleGill tleivetsity, whit. reo=
lireeeeted. the Cenudiaii BroadeaSt-
'‘Ing 'Corebration 'at t.he recent ioutal
' teble Colifer Once'ott rediei held. pu.
. der. Ole, .,attePiCes' Pf : the' Natiobal
EXtetiSion,Ateeitietlen et
Ifet §brings, Arhansas. •
The 0`etikeetne1 �t
ektetiskiii• bead • Was'inuen
. •At the annual convention of
the Caeadian 'Weekly Newsnaper
Association. in Teionto (Ontario-
, Qnabed . rr, A,J.
Pebble', Maneging =dftor et the
• itethial-Newe, Sinith's* Falls,
.0)46itd breardent of the ot,
gnnizittion tot the ,cinting yeap
.1.
A,
Do Investigate
Bofore Buying
Lletlior.l,s of opei•ationotthe
• ronte 'Stock gkChangee which, , he
is it "much nifsunders.tood in--
'StitutiOp" : were eutlined'•by Noi•-••
man C.Itegebart; exchange presi-
dent,' to :Kineitrdiaebtsinesslret
at their •speing baequet:.
• ' '‘1 have littilitaitymnat,Ity' with,
anyone, who buys stock ,without in-
• vestigating," lie „deelerech.
,...majority of people' Will, ,bity. Stock
• on e tip .and •very rarely in.'.
• VeSfigate, r.r they did,. it would'
• greatly benefit the chitatrY.7 •
He..warned against 'considering
• Penny stock s as'an investnientned
.pointed out they were only
,Tragedy Strikes 'Church
iiitrlgited by the liniversity cir itoh;
' tiltkY'S meetitahl radio," listenho
Center. sistlit; Thti iTti1yerfl' �t
lientucky ba a; for years , rocogniaed•
the redid eaaktekeelleht rttiuifl
far the ,,stinitilatten 'of.edtit;ittitirtal.#
ettlintal, and recreational' aetietttes,'
burIng the'pvit „seasoh.IG
• •• Four Men/ plunge$t to their
iteaths as they rode• art elevatov
down the..800-fobt, shaft of the- '
flonie that eroWn$ 'llrother Andre's
$106,000 shrjneo St; j'eseph•
()ratan; The.,m,en' felt
' to.their deaths-wheh•ri beton f SU pa-
' Porting! the twist,' shifted, pltleg-
ing the reiinearly 6) feet. The'
• black line, 'AtiOVIII, Slitivee where
'the elevator fell to -the ph6ovs.,,
bife:tho vidt.i.ftw
, blunted ihrough flooi.' of,
the
hoist and itgairt through the 1;ieoad,-
ezt'ilooring 'Of the` church. as
(Heated by the bralcen
ians-
toOgiidary
C.. Ircihesu*n.
• Po 1:13/11*ge najrY
Creatures 0 G.0,0 Size,
''ITA1.141SQN xfur
og,"pritisht Gelembia—the
1ionaei the cighphgct, iegeticlarY
•leke-dweiling, Water'snalte„ and 44
. terrifying geltmatee'deasin, tie 00'
eerpeat—paid homage twit- week te as,
• Sa.scitattch, the, hair. ettee. • •
eetitueted 2,9000frotti tribes in
the'ProViace. arid:Washingten Stele.
• :converged oe. a„.,aetj y deeerated
titan villagehere, 'brining grates•= „
'•• 4ne native mass end Costenaea:
Was .SeSaua,teit.,Iiidiatt ijayi and 119 •
• 'place fee skePtlefte• •,
Yen either take the. itiquateh: Or
leave then) alone: There, iS *Mid-
die,-egurse,- „• •,. •
,leeek. .
' Many Indians .take. them, ateaiglit.
• To hear.'tefl, the Sesquatch were'
.great,legenderY . creatures
i .
that neintein their. reputation with
an occasional ,.eresent-day $Woep
• frOM the .mouateine,t9; peek inewin-,
dows et meek down a lone tries'-
: I
Others, Indian Agent J. W, 13Urns
• explained; •talcea Milder tieat,:.
'. "Despite .their great size—about
lievett feet lit ireight7-the Sas- .
• quatch were -finite and harmless," •
Burns. said the Indiena believe. • • •
Perhaps primitive Race •
4,'T1iey 'were believed to be, coVer-
ed with a gro.wth Of hair and olive
= caves:and holloat ' 'trees.. The
legend probably earae ,doWn from
the ,'actual - existence- Otesonie..primi-
tlye rede I believe ill it m self
•
Blast May Last
For 30,000 Y -ears_
When A •Star tar Acltouaeds
It Shoots
°Oat G4s'that,Surrounds It...
. *hen:a etar.: explodeet, the, blast.
ipayleet for• tiiirtY, thousandyears;
• aecording••to-pr..Freil 'WhIPPle,
lot Harvard Observ,atory, „who basee..
•his caleelatiOne.,on 'radial Velocir s'
. observed, in %planetary, nckulae by
• Dr.' ay.., W. Campbell and, Dr, .d.,' 13:,
of. Liek :Observatory., Plan- •
eta4-nebtilas :consist. of . a _star. 1:!.
. 'the entre,of a vast: elaUd
• This 'cloud is
butsether shapee-have °beery- '
, ed ' lneludizig %the fling ,Nebula,
'which has la doughnut -shaped
- The:. gas, ,which isincan1e8cent,1
cam‚from an explasien of theeeti; ;
• trat...Star,'"Whien is Still in a high '
state ef. ineeindeseence.,. The geSes...
gre moving ,outward,, several
• miles a secoed. ,, When they attain
• such. speeds .ihey are beyond• the... .
•'gravitational pont:rot of the central
• star, 'which is, losing :much,' of its ,
enhatence into itmee, ,if the 'sea
shouido..e.:xplode ind fargi a plane
tare: pebula, the n•-suryouriding gas;
•,clOad Monte: reach an'any tintes the
distance o! of the -outernitost planet.'
New ,'platetery• eebelae'Oe.:forni
ing,' and Old Ortee are fading aiVAY:
• Since, about. two hundred planetary
nebulae are knoiva, and their :aver.: s
•ege life as .abaut 30,060: years,.;
flew' one. phoilid appear about every
• 250 yeaes;'Dr. Whipple said.
TakeNotice Of
Your Bad Ba'cilia4iti '.•
• We're All. Subject to Odd Man-.
-2.7.. neriOns Which
'. Can Be•
•14.3 vy.li
l.e:'' 9..'i,.C..etiiertimelteity,,,t il, ,p..t, l'•,,i ta..k..,s, ,
en .an 'inventory of a-Cier; p0180 or
.:beering—,yeer manner, of • atindirig, • . '
...sitdirg.,;evalking..aed.adaingibefore .• '.
. ethers.17 Have you ,anY. 'hint:411.01e' .
. • „.. ..
•
matifierisme, that .ycar. Men t 'aware .
:..of, stele as. •stalidingt 'with' etre' •ltip•••!''.:
,,4throwif.,: Mit.", er 1plaring • beak •
-.ban d S a:, a the 'Me- W It gat eVer ytinitre::::. -
• ., glApcittig, still, 01' of ,Standing „With'.
...ttii 66'..1fiel;t0.17...,,.,„
, ,..„a,,,,: ‘ ,
a.,1:1
ii.atid. s•pa
i •
,'' .}faye,•you, the habit Of , tWiddlieg:•
•• • your . fingiSiwhenev6r. you 'are.' be
nt
fore Ptit,' -or , of :. placing. ,your '
.! hands o .,.iir..fabe',alt the tinie,, or
of,,StretChipg aadyawning,.no'sliato
ter .Where yOti.aret .illeVe yeti :the ' •
:habit of Woking 'YOUr teeth in pub,. •
'lieHpertictilarly tilenig•Alie •stiteet4
' 'f Manteuring vein- ratite' hi tibia.
'tic?... : ' a' :, :141. ' : ,. :':, ;•::
• .„ Hey* you. the liebit of whispering
tc),4ante 'dice pore* ' in ; a:..Sttialr,
.•. 'grain) Cif Peeple. :' ; Or 'pfj
. oking...
I a a ailing., air. Malt leg fan of 'Seine.:
;one behiad,bit• bilek Ott of drune,
ming' with the !bigot's, tapping With .
. the ,feet, eleeit.leg the' theeat, •,attil '." •
:.• other' ferin$,• o.fiestiesSeetal " Have .,
Yoe''' the habit of always •frowtiingt•• • •
gave .you tIt.6. -.1.:' habitl, thlitikis,• ere '.
.Ye it aitie of thread agree e s : wile are''
alWaYS ..attylitg,' 41...bv)166 ,:seti=atith
•.tot I veptildn't dathet;" ete.! ava ..
,
you 'the . habit'. of elapping ellier.•
; peeeite en, the back •ei•cry abut you '
feel so' ittelined`l br'of-terislog •Otli '
. er ,eeeple?'-. ..,,,, ,
. Oer haturea 'ailent MiterallY gett; ,
eteug,' .ot, , noble. We :temoinb• er. •
Sligiiitt • little "distast'pftiT actions, '
': :eta Seine•,•••beettiirte: ritellberierna ..
alanit . Zeillecitie, .= 'otid, megot. . Vie
• , tri.attY• ,goodauttlities: he itiaYltaVe*.
. , 0 t ., , ,, . , 4 011,..iaili.,
•
,
: Turkeyie •a're''•heirig trAined ','Ilt..:'
tn gl an tt :•, te'.., Iiie • '''sviii,leli 8 ogs", ,,
i: . . .. ,