The Lucknow Sentinel, 1938-05-12, Page 3•
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LESSON VII '
TESTING DISCIPLESHIP BY
SERVIcElsilatIlt 10:17-31
follow
me: 'Mark . . • ,
, • T.11.P, LESSON IIS SETTING
Tirne,e,-Late F utry early
:March, A -P., 30:. '
`. • Vliteee't-Peraea, the portion 'of Pal-
datine on the eastern aide of the jor-
•dan, ppposite%Galilee. • '
' Thisi fascinating story• of the rich
yqung ruler is also found in Matt.,
• 19:16-22 and Luke 18:18f23.. There,
. is hardly .anything in all the Gospels
, There gripping, more penetrating,.
•with a lesson more important, than
• the meeting •ot 'Jesus with this young
man.
i7. And, as he was going forth in-
te the Way. Of cotn•se this refers to
• Jesus, who is last mentiened by name
in .verse 14: Thee rari. one to him.
,Matthew•tells us that this person was
beth young and wealthy, and Luke
tells usthat be was a:ruler in 'Israel,.
:which; •while in :this place it could
hardly mean that he was a member
, • of • the,,,,Sanhadrin......Prohibly.±_ini*
that•he was one high' in authority in
some ,•loeil Synagogue.. This person
had Much -to his, advantage--eyouth.
L01', atel:.wetrith. .This 0 else
• Was •one .ol. hielt .!haracter,.4s ,we dis-
emer;.ia. reading the story. . And
ltneeieci to :hi;.n, and asked him, Coed
Teaelier,, what shall I de that l' may
inherit'eternal life? To begin with,
this man was not satisfund....titgaLlat.
' possessions "; his ' author- "
'ity, all gig power'. and vigor. arid' joy
of yoUth,, which. he certainly n,easesa-
' ed Were not Meeting ,.the. deepest
• rieed of his heart erid he Pnew it
•-fag .§Seg.S. 1h'0•• •t•
Efe, by; Which is 'Meant
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not. only; life that continuea through.
out all' the eteibiities, but life which:.
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'satisfies; Which.la always :'cleep.„.• arid
. rieli and:abundant; •k life that really, .
comes :front , God,,lite.'that ,hestows,
..perfect peace and abOunding joy; life
, that grows 'mere wonderful Witli..eV-
erY •.passing day: What he w.aated
• Was-what„.alL.nsen_ip_their 'better...me-
„Inenta,liaVe lenged. for down through
• ill:the age's. ' • •
Something To Be Done .
. In. the secoad. place, we note' that
this man -felt that there was 'some-
; things:that heshould do; some great
•..task heshould undertake, to. obtain
•, ihat which. his 'heart most longed for..
In the thied.placOfrwe,...mnst not fail.
j:t• o* observe the true_hurnility of this
•" 18:: And Astra 'said unto. him; Why
calleat: then me goad? none Is :good
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save, One, even, Ged,:. When .the young
ruler called Jeans .00d and. asked
. what '"•good,thingl,!.:_lie_shOtild;db....to.
Or everything on this earth;
No.Sacrifice Wanteek' ..1
.22. But his Conntenatice fell at the
Saying; and he went away: sorrowful.
The, verbhere translated ; "his coun-
tenance fell" is used of the sadden-
ing of either the face of. natureor
thehuinan f,aCe, The answer dicl n'ot
eiiisilerate, but . it gave hbn. pain,
.which was visible ,on his countenance.
For he :was one that had great lios-
• Sessiona,t This man Ws -anted something
• better:013ln he. had, but he.. was not.
Prepared. in "'Ma,ker"•-nny sacrifice. to
get it. If Chrtat could aceept such
Millions of peo-Ple- wonld. join .,the.
chnrch tit'once: He wanted God, but
not at the c'ost of his gold; he Wanted
life,. but not at the, expense of lux-
ury.
23. And jesualodked round about,
and saith unto his disciples, , How
hardly shall they thP.t have ,riehes, en-
ter into the kingdoni of Odd! This
young: man .was undoubtedly prepar-
ed , to do ,i;auch and to meat Jesus
half -way, 'het:he:was' not, ea'dY to go
the whole -way -and. to put all at the
'Service of Christ. ' • '
24,. And ite .disciples were amazed
a't his words. Thera, as now, there
was an 'established 'relation in :which
wealth enabled its possessor to come
to the front ,and.occupy the more
'prominent position... ' Dut ,Jeahe ans-
wereth again, arid .saith tiiito• them,
Children, how hard it is for them that
trust in -riches to, entef the
kingdom of Gad! 25. It is easier for
a. canyel to go through' a needle's eye,
than for. a rich.man to enter into -the
kingdom :of God. Jesus .nreant arf ac-'
tuel air.' actual camel, ,".so
here carael and needle's' eye are ace
tual. jesus means' that '*.t.laltrt oa-
st e or a rid' men whe trusts in
Lit...heat° intO the kingdorii:.
., 26. And they Were astonished ei-
_
ceadingly,, saykunto him, Then who
can be say,
...iain 'life; the'question Was in.' whit
• ..sense he :.rneafit The ques-
tion of .Sesus wis asked to bring
homo te.... the rider the meaning of
:this Wc;ril::*: To •-shOW What ''...jeada
.ineana, he paints out that greatness
in the' •Orise eon be predicated
oilly b,y God.' So fA.' is this freiri
denying the ,G.adliend of jeans. that
' it ',actitially.asSerts it for hiiii. The
. . man. ‘iatlina :led. to, lo.ok-at lents .in
new Way, that indeed Jesus may
...cad, .e§.$.9ntin'llr' one With God as hia.
. .
•• •2.Duty To One's Neighboui- -
'Thou, knowest..the cornMan&
Monts. ' Do net , kill, D� -not toinini'e
Dont steal, De not bear
! false ..witness, •Do'not.'defratid, Honer
• ,thy father and mother. „HaVing, de-
• clared that Only God himself Was
. good,' the Lord Jesus nowpoints the;
. . .
' young; mare to God's commandments,
;which; tenting froin God, are .O.ften,
• calIed ,agoecl" .in. the.Old
and*Were given- for our,,good. • The
Lord cites only 'thelb cominoridthents
' Which regulate itin'a duty- ,to•hbi
„ i` ably .beeahae they ad-.
•'mi,,�f, a, relatively -simPle'aPplica-
,,. .,--fion,to the, cOnduat of life.
• ,2(),. And he said tint,p hirm., Teach-
, ' 6r, •alt;theae•thing6.1inVe • L observed
• : from my youth. , The young man ek-.
petted. Joan§ to make a great deli.V,-;'
„erance that .woUldthrow the nee'ded
...light 'Upon., his • own darkened .soul.
, 21: And Jesus laOking, hint:
Loved him: And •silid. unto him, One
then lackeSt.:'. The •'verb ' here
translated ."ladkett." iS the same, as
:that translated 'Rorn. 3-:23, "fall
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'•ahort 'cif • the glory Of, God." Jeans
' "kneW and .knowa•.,the heart
perfectly. He knew' what this maii.
needed ‘vithotit sneeulatieft or far-
, the): questioes.; and when lie„finally
• diagnosed his case, , the diagnosis
. Could he -absolutely depended upon.
• Go, sell "whatsoever then' haat, anid.
give to the poor, and thou shalt have.
— treastn•e in heavenand come, follow
: Me. ,Jeaus does not tell all Men Who
, folio -VV. him to 'Self their pealie.Ssions,
, What he is: getting PC ia the 'One
thing which this man had set up in
"that he thitkg,,e I1must have, and that
'is, in thi,s. • young- miri!s ohzo,his
• wotileh. Now, he One canhave eter-4
, %hal life when he puts his .hope And
trust in Anything that belong to this
..earth, whether it be material things,
Persian, .or ideal; It 'should be
h person, or an ideal; Eternal life an
heither be had by giving un anything
,Art
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Experts Are Hreng11ajes rur:B1taiii.
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These , five Britons arrived in• New :York aboard the •9ueen •Mary. 'bent on .a study of the possibilities fo ,
purchaaing military aircraft in the United States and C anada. Left to'.1, right, they., are, Commodore Sir Arthur
commander': of the ,Fetirthi3onibing, drauplit'eaerve Corrariarider James G, Wen, Command a Caspe:
Jahn, of .the Fleet. air: arm; Squadron Leader Chars E,....H.orrek, and Frederick Itewarth, civilian e.ngieeer.
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27, "J'esus looking upon ,,.
With, inen it ;Is. Ininciaalble, but . not
With 'God; :for all things are lioi4sible
with God. , What', .)-eti.§ Meant Wee
t hatGodVveilltriTrable 66; to: change
a . Mari'a :heart by. Ake- trieVement ,of
•the Hely Spirit,. by thaaaerifice,which
the Lord, jeans Christ , was , seen to,
'offer; that,. however great the nian's
wealth Might...be; ...hia6heart 'would not
be resting, in his wealth;- but he would
loti.e. God with alrof his heart, with
all of his Mind; 'with, „611-' • of • his
'stre*Itt,i and'thus in spite •�f all of.
his,Vealth:. he, Would -.be 'saved,: • •.:•
•••• 28., peter began •tii, say unto him,
,Le; wo harye left all, :arid-, have 'fel-.
lowed thee 'Frein their position the.
-question was inevitable.. Instead • of
adding te....,their....worldly.:_,genda_this,
associatiet •had diniinished it. Th y.
'had: horne. ev.erYthi n.g' for
.. him, What
return, would •be .' in greatileta
Make them?...
29, Jesus said; Voi'ily 1 say Unto
Yon;:: There is no; manthat, hath left,
heuseker.brethren, or sisters; .ornio-
'ther,:' or father, , or children, or
for ;my sakc and ' forthe, gospel's
'Sake. 30, Olit'Ite aliall,releive a him.-
dredfolii.nOW hi this tirne .houses, and
brethren, arid. sisters, and',recithers,
and children, .and lands, with persecutions; and; iri the ,World to come et:.'
:anal life. , ,When one f4ve§ up a life'
of sin and lives' for . Christ, he has,„4":„,
,clearer Mind aria a • str'oxyrer
and A...fpeace, in 1iik healAi.te'. never
knew .beiblei and _a-.-7-wiaclain that
:conies ",dei,Vn frjii4ibove,:,all.ef
.will '•eriablhiri to ' do in Ms. life
what he Chtild "not so. aneeeiafullY'do
,
previen-sly. , • . •
There i!, a higher meaning 'to,. our
, . ,
- 1,..0,rd's'.14Ords nlso. One 'house gone,
but one 'hundred doors open. One
brother.in the flesh Iciet;• but 'a.'theu-
sand :brethren .in thespirit,: whose,
love is deeper 'and wboae,..kinship is.,
profounder, gained. '
,31. But many that -ftref,'ficat . shall
be last; and the first:.Many who,
are.' drat, here., in thia life, even in
religious Matters, in church :affairs,'
-hecatise of great .gifts, Orcongenial
personality, or because of Self -Seek,:
Will. :in the kingdom of God he
they .will have a'ininor.plac;
' Whereas. Many who new are in •Ob-
- liVion,..Wheab names are not eVen.
Icknewn, will, bectiese;cif, the purity of,
:their lives; the•-abeeluteriesi of their
rove for • Christ,-, be .given 'first place
.
in the kingdom wherelovo and.ain-
cerity and holiness will be the vir-
taps by W,;bfet nen will be judged by
the King himself.
nal c
4).
ents
own
raffic o creases
Croiiientim—"rnirrs ..Told That
Streets Are. ,More Dangerous
Than -Factories;' IndUstri
Pointing Wax for Reduction of
Auto: Accidenti • -
CAM
THow a'-'.17traOi Forest' :s,.
,
e.xv.L•171Tntl
and, rdseareli jolt the Part of .'•fereat„
aiithPri ties Canada the last.,
'twenty Yeare.1),EkYe hroughtinlidut great'
advances the deVelepment of
intent:, equtp-
and tochnhlue for' detecting hnd.
forest fires.: The. •ifae.of
the. airplane for fire pati•ol and trans,: .
irortatiori, the developnient of' light
portable fire ,-pumps 'and. 'linen . fire
apparatus for
;coairaunieetiere- hand ,..sprOy•
and .iniscellapequa'' equipment , are ea.
,few of • the resulta.. " • .
•,.• • . Locate 'F re rs
In .lighting a,..fOreat. fire,' the most
'inipbrtant,!tliing4alci locate. it. as soon
aktiO4Ihre after 'it .has • sterted.
mike -date forest " .administratieri high:
•toWors 'of, wood. or steel, .usually With
-a---cob in • on top, die&ed'atuJtible
points. When A fii-e'ls seated hy, the
look -out he takes 'a •bearifig. on
the ,smOke",by,meani.'cif•.kepeCial
in-
strument called 'a• fire -finder •and tele-
phones this •hear.ing "-tb headquarters.
Ir. two, ormore bearings -canhe.•:had •
. from other )looXouts,
:.thost:ore.:16:*04t. on the. map at head',
'qUarterS,,a14 the .point Where, all ueh
bearings intersect- is • the locittien of
6-40. , , ,„ :
. .
Detrease.in Area.. •
•
, When a:fire is located, it is import-
ant to get tire7ligliters'ia the acelie•aa
:quickly as possible.. The ,,..feetina of
trrinanert for hien and ,equipment inay
be:bY • fliotor. trucl,,.power boat, iir•
eatioe; 'Or .Onj foot, depending bn
the, region and terrain,' If the,. fire is.
sniall, or if thereee no. Water'.avAilable
it eontrelled ;by removing alt in
flarrunahle material deWit to the
strip. aretind *the,:fire. The
.fire As. prevented froat, crossing this
,.eleareil strip, hi.lo burps iteelf;ent.,,, If
,Source.of. sitnply is available
gaseline lire pumps .and long beep: of
•flre are '-usedj much As in. a 'aitY.
'fire...The ''men use' band spray.
puinpa :fed frorn.:Water "hags qv 'tanks,
carried on,their ,backs..•
RefleCting:the,efileieecy et' Canada's
forest fire proteetion. organizations,
statiStica cornpiled.by the Department'
ef Nines andResourees, Ottawa, show
a decrease, of ehont (.30. per cont In .the.
area... -Of Merclianteld4 timber btirnd
per fire, during the Period 3.9.18,,to07,
,Canin. Is Tried "
•• On ltiardee Charge
Idaho. a deg which animated` in
court M. New, York cs.p:• a; charge of
drowningsmalrboyin canal,i has
six mdths -of a. "jail"' tent' Still to
serve. .
Althetigh.acqifitted Of Wirthl niur-
der'a,t his frita in August; 193611kfa-.
ho WAS, sentenced by Jilatice of 'the
Peabe•kinner Benedict, to .787 days'.
eoriOtieMe-nt,'
should not fro .tilhliWpti,"t6 l'o•-y is
i.o‘,9,1er's Yard.
•
... Industry tan.pciint••the way in ac-
cident .prevention and a Way •mnst, be.
'pointed to ;stop the. wholesale slaingli-'
ter:autortiobile traffieie piliiig upto
greater hcights evert, year; „.'Lehis:
131,Ake Daft; of Welland; declared' last
,week . Toronto -at the annual Con
•Vention of:. the - Accident
Prevention Associations of Ontario.,
Accidents in industry .have Ledi
steadily ,declining, .he., emphasized;
while antemobile_deaths: are inercas-
ing appalling extent. . ,Indhstry,
has` lieen.se,enceess,ful in its accident
:prevention Work that.a man is 'safer
'today in the .midst of,svhirling wheels
• and speeding machinery than 'lie, is in
his home ' Or ...en :route between his
home and the factOry'''' where': .'he
Yrrorka.': : • .
Home Is Very Datigercinv
Rome: ii'One of the. niest • dangerous
places, Mr. Duff saith, because a
slip -
p017 rug,. a: bathtub or .a.: chair that
is:. not wh-EfilKe-Iitter .thinIts7itTis
are .greater hazards than 'electricity
or disease. , Ac'ci'dents iri the lime.
sare responsible fOr :35 per -cent, of
•
alt: deaths, . the •natoinehile .taUses, 24
peit.:cent„-am.1.,Lind uStnyris,.-responsible-
for only' 1:7- per'eent:.. ••,.i -' ,, •: . ': ,,.. ...
, „"What ,•aliall•lit.prefit . • he miked
'• . .
.
'.to.,save a .-inan in the shop . or. Save'
. ,
him in hid:home .if he,is to go put.
• and get k Wed' on the. b igh Way , . or •Ici'l 1 '
.sbineorie. else?" ' .7. ••• • ..•-• • -0 ;
Last year autoine'bile's killed,' 766
. . „
., . ,
•peOple,);,in .(intarip,'0,rnanY men; wo-
men
. and chilifren. a's' make up An .0„V,
age. incornorafed' village, the speak=
dri"liainted out. Thdarray of injtired.
and Maimed MpAted ...to 12,992. If
the' aut-omobild bh's any "luck" ' thia-
:eek-erid ' Mr, Duff said,'it • Will 'kill'
five .perSans•and. injure 40 in Ontario.
. . ,.
. • One Lar.gest .lobt
of"The job ofaccident prevention is
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one -of the laigest jobs; ' we have 'in
.
Canada. There iS'' Only one- httier
'fibld' On this earth for activities df
this kind, for Canada ranks 'second
Only to thce .United States in mOrtal-
ity froinaceidental •CauseS,!' he de-
clared.
For Hh fjoine
th.
V. CaiToli.; 'W.T11, known Scot.-
h ,
as' teacher -author; Sail's from N. w
York alalard• the ..Queen Mary,‘ ar-
roll arrived, O'p this -Continent With
eiteLil,:leitteredc,'SiiitNige. He siit�d
With. three trerika. full of clot hieg;
hebought,here, , .„ •
• •
our .flaii-d—writing
Shouis What Talent
You Possess
By LAWRENCE •HttiBEItT
,(Graphologist and Payhologist)
Are yon discontented in the work
you are doing!? • Do you feel that you
,are a square peg in a r'onnd hole;
tied, down tp.' work that, is ,distaate-
•ful to Yew?
ion are, you are but One of a
vast number -of . people, for one Of
thernoat frequent.qoeries, that is put
to. rne. the host• of letters I. re,
c.eive ynu tell'frorarny hand -
Writing -whether I• have any talent?
. I swould like.to. get into work that is,
more congenial arid ,better -paid.”
flandwriting:analysis,•Playa ini-
'Portant Part 'in...bringing relief to a
„loTort4.7nfg.' .DOESpeople. s.hB:o owe awl' ;ea t yteauienri hand •
heve.. ;It May be ority• allateht talent
that needs inech,deVeloping before it"
Can be put to practical th..:6„, but if is,
there.. And. if Yon :can bilt realiSe
it,. you Can, set to werh, to.lelifberate
on itand realise your i,c, .
•',Jame time ago a young 'man liVing
Northern Ontario wrOte to Me He
•
.as gr:oc.ery assistant?" earning a.
• „aggardly. pittance. He was naturahe
'.y dissatiSned. Could I give him any
tdvice about
hirriaelf?
His handwritingrshowed' two things
. talv.tr_bx,
:Mustindieate
!lad not ctiltivated.„ it to any .ektent,
1:'.n.d..he lacked self-•confiderice
* told him. frankly that he needed
Proper ..eig
, firso, to develop more self-ass'ilranee,
, iind then to .cuitivate his musical tab,
ures.frfor prairie agrieulture.; ' ' "
exciies of AsOragns .. and; Rim- ..ent.- • Without. the. one the 'second'
. harb Come Under Nem . '.. • .w'ould. be no-uSeto hint for h.e would
R ni . . lack the confidence tc impreaS ethers
. • • ...-. • .., . • .* with.his talent; • , .• :: , ,'•
•I ,heard from him aa'airi,.:biit when
t'""7"rt was a, conSul.MITe—fiTirelie ore„ 7Frs"-et-tt,tirnifig—the information •
agriekiltural. .OXPtert:S. '....111c1 engilleeiS '.
'Ile did Nivrite it,wail'fo,. tell me 'that need. In plannipg rehabilitation
'lanes Continue
Continue j
'Western Sprvey
Started List 100,—.sfhotograPli- •
ing of. 2.P.,94)0 Squire Miles
Of Laid IS, MO For 1938
Armed with eanteras instead of in*
chine -gnus four Royal Canadian ;Air
• Force airplanes have begun survey
oPeratipaS west Of Swift Current,'„
The;,• are', continuing the aeriell 44er, ,
Vey of the prairie drcaught area. whie.b.,'
started 'last year. Some 2,8,000: square
miles of countryin Sotithweatern PAP-
kateliewarr.;ainl Seuthern Alberta Were. .
photographed by f.orce cameramen' ,
last-Sernner aud This, year it is hoged,
toadd apother 29',0qQ. muare •milki to
the area...Upon' Nvhich the government ' •
has eernelete tepograPhigal
.tien, • -' ...•"" • ' •
, • •,).„
'The. '.area,•• to pireteaTaplied th
Year pxtr.no,,,,-,• rore•hly frau Swift
rent ie•'• the • Canadian Vac
line running• .1)cliween
teed and, Caltgary.. • ••••
In SaskateheWan it , 'extends. .SQ1411-
ward to the United States bpr4er, and
includes the sohtliwe.st corner of the
prAyinee. , . -
The aerial 'survey is•part the•goi,7 '
erinnerit'S sactiVities .seeking mitt- •
gate '.the ,effects of drought on, fJie
piairies to .plan water censerve.tiOn.
works whie.h will: be useful futtira.
-years, .ande•tod-just—land-usage
to apii and: eh/natio 'eonditions... ••
' °Complete Picture •
It . was found an Aerial photograph
gives :a• complete picture of • the land,
shows the location. of 'streams; lakes, .
aloughs and water courses and also
the character of 'thpsoil
Thus aerial photogr'aphy; is. co-nsid-
ered ,the speediest and most effective •
,I,re.htinclung .asparag•ItiTmin-•
.barla,Met'cli-arits are retniired thiS Year
by, MON gOVeVill110t1t.,l'e111a1OrIS to
he - was. in.chiedgo andearninga.fair7,-
put".. them ,:u.p in ,hund14,..ef: Specified.
weiglit: • . •,' ly :geed •I*king in -.an prchestra.,
, „ .
' V-s4iirtael4..with(4t..a4TOM
XJ.,T
ounce , or 16 -ounce 'bunches!, 'A little •ve'eting.' analYsie, he • probably Would
. . „
leeway. of one 'ounce is allowed ler "ha'e Ire,e21 t'l•Iggling 6.1°114 ift v11."
shrinkage, 'after they 'are- bundled eat .14g'e • '", ' • ; 's :OW USe11/11
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these weights.• They must not vveigh , . • . • •'
less than Sev,en••or 1'4--�unces respect-
Do YOU 'Wish to kno‘ti what "talent
you possess?' Would you like to: knoW liertb3rOshire, ,Ertg.-4urni*6:
piitily they. .mnst- weight, ,eight
lvelY' when. sold. j3'et wfrah Abby ik,C4: kb...make: the, Most,
, o, your .erwn , .
" jugs Complete In Fortner Hanle..
and 16./ otinceS :specified. .
• . And. Baskets,:nf.,Petatoes
• Fornierly retailers. 'Could put thdra'
up ,iti any sized bundles With . the
:stilt' that: custorners':'cduld not tell
\Ojai. value' they .were, getting.
F.Oreed. rhubarb. can only be Offered
for. sale in hurichea fro.tri ,t0 17
ounces in Weight...When. packed. and
not ,less than • 15 :ounces ,per• bunc
when _offered Ifo'r .sale. , • .,'•
.is 'also; required by.the regtila-•
,tio,ns_coveriag:_fpit.:. d..,:NegotableS •
that„,,liPtatOes'.Can,'onlY_ be sold by
weight; A basket of potatoes 'must.
weigh ten pounds for six quarts! ead.
18; pounds for 11 quarts.,"
ower of Pen
ono,'S pdn -fs.'a ye'r'i precarious
thing, to deriend.on for a living, but
•.relying onfit is h picot adVelittire,
ae-
oordhg :to Leslie',Gerdon,,,,Parnatd,
:Preildent of the .Canadian •Author's
Association.,
In' a .werld that is- sharpening its
. swerd,,- it is , geed thing; for. the
'writer 10 sharnen his pen, •that •he
may have Soine stimulus
against: indignatien over :the 'Weeld's
•beliaiour; .he temthe ddrihdiaii.
1.3xess Cluby•at.Montreala:.
.)•,/er Tbia S6rious"
Art: Haritard described "inbinerits.
in the, life ef a,..NVI'll•Cr..7 Al..0614
theS'e' "mpments" *ere ,the
•,storie*s ."that,:come. as gift if 'from the
• SUbeehatiotila;". peribde Of hard Work
nnd discouragenrentt When the 3767767
done; When the eheciuor aceeptimee
,.eonies, and' seeing the 'story actually
hetWebn, the two coVers Of the book,
The Power of the pen and of the,
preas Mattered treinendonsiy,. declar,,
'ed late Ar'd,-Apd "we inuat neVer'
take o irselVes foe:seriously .and bp,
6Olrio.4 onaorotth.". .;t1NVO.:OSPIIII01$ in
writifig, •fio
•
Have,, .yOui! :nny. friends : Of Wctikl-Famous. Figure.
. . , .
Cech. Rhodes' old, wins's; ial3ishon'a ,
‘StertfprrkqiertfqrdaSire, *.w1.11 be op-
ened. shortly ap :'•
N...., 'The 'vicarage'. Where. he, .,W4••,. 'horn ,
35 years ago and the, CenTaniOn house ' •
have '.,!been. -4epuitect. by the 7-Riptlea.;
. : • , BhAittdilltrtli etenkii:err:.1t.07trhls.titc Iht
St.. Toronto, .Ont;:,' ,YA11..:letters
. are
o are
coun-
ell. With eir,elidO.Wz.nent, ,
Most delighted of all over. the reo'cilii 7
of .ther::Vidarage,froM:Itaideiteliet state•
sErnnia New?nan, aged --84,- who
for Bc.-1‘14.,
fkiioops- •••••:-
Most of the 'fitrniehifigs. have come
'froniAlie neighlaohrhoOd. The drawIng
robin ' ".stuff" 'curtain's, found'in Much
Hacitianar-are.;-;80---yea-rig-Old;. and,
antimateaaars; afid crochete4 .
bed-
spi'ead were made 120 .iekiii-ago by
Mrs. •SpeechleY,a famous :Ipeal Jace•
maker.,* .• .:!;•• ' :••
The- early Victorian ' serVice in: the
'
.•, • .. • . .
-diningzreora, o .pottern of„.4aoss-
roSes„,..•aed:in.one.Corner. is ,a.";hu.c.rilridffte.
l-',:
by, a droning noisel"like. an aeria- stiaiid Bible as it
plane" the inoriiing,,of, the yobber,y.,
, Sir Edinana, Said lie •Wpa nat. wor,
0111z...es/the pictnres Were'fully in-
"surecti against!all. risks:hitt,
.even •againat there heing .tiny• diet)*
er the instirane.e claini.." • • :
.tehose reel charactel you would like,.
to know? Send; faikiy.loiig specimei
of 'writing, and with E4e14:, speeiinen
enclose;l0c to help defray.' cost of
:handling: .Enclose with. Stamped
ad-
dressed erivelclio (airri.iswrence: Hib-
bert, ' Room 421, 73 West Adelaide
,
$teleu-N-fictures
White.. ElejAiaiit"
. .
They're 'TOO. Valuable to be Mar-:.
• kettilliVH.Tliievet Anywhere ,
In the 'World "
. LONDON.--71?e theft
').of £100,000 ($500,0-06) ,wortli of
Old Masters from'. eAstle.
was no nearer :soltitiqii • this •Week.,
, •
Pplice incjuiries yielded no 'deVel-:
opinenta; ,An ',art t.eknert termed the
'robbery':.a.',""4„.Vhit•e; elephant • picture
theitr :paying:' ,iS:
110, avail-
abte • rniii*et for the: pictures any-
. where in; the.. World., They 'ard- t'.bo
fernpus to he Old •Or' to, be ,enjoyed
by:a 'secret, htlf.er."'• • • ".
-He Predicted .they Wohld. reniain
S•hidtlexin the hone they;cetildbe
ied to the owner 8ir 'Edmund
collector :end inining.com-
papy 'director,: for raesein...,
One Was a Rernliraridt,..-
TbO, l'oblievg entered ',.Sii.,'.Eiintitn,crs
...Castle !in .Kent':Cotinty lay• cutting
'pope f vont Wiiiddw. Ttiey, cht from,
their. frames . five eelebrated Pena-
ing's of which •the most noted •,:'was.
• • • ,
ReMbrandt'a portrait of his first. Wife
' • , ,
"Satlea At Her ,Toilet," • , •
,tiOgs ,bsf'Tdhlin,sSoi•oug:Ii.,-
.:•!sLady ;,(21pr•RdS". and ' "ThP.
O.r.1 Of -Suffolk" by
•nols;''and "Illati With Ilig7 by .V..an
.Pyke;• Pietnish painter, 'completed the
*-Fully Insured
'A special •watch.waS set tip t�. pre-
vent the pictures' from : being sniug-
gled aut,,of.'EnglaficL, , • .•
• De,tecti4ea*.'were inclined to 'think
-the-paintiligs• .
ar-
"ried awaY'in'an 'airplane. One guest
at the' castle reCalled being disturb-
used to, be :when .Cecirs father :teal
nierning• pt., ,
In Mrs..Rlied.es" ,bedrooin is an • old
(our -poster like the 'fl'orie in.
Cecil. was ,born, and a' swing.:.ernclle;; or .
Mahogany with cane. sisIes; .,,which 16 '. •
hrehalilY; the one in Which she rocked
hiiir to Sleep';. • ' •:.• • .
. C"ecire own. roam, one of ;two lSuilt
above the.':roeff-"Oi the. famity, grew,.
has. an Veit. 'bedstead. Writing
and ;shelves" .Of books as; an old .frie ;
remembers them:
• . .2•
•d
Ghan&Says His , •
Dcus. Are. ing
, K.: • Gandhi , has
:predicted his early ,
' "l\iy dayfi:ard.,.rintribered," ;the .6.9-
y.eAr_bid nationallat: leader, 'Wrote ,
the-11:6"dnimOtErg.tiin.i)".1.-:-
-.:"IFor the .first' tinie in. 59 Years „I
,fitid if 10:. tfm; sib nath -of desporld-
,etie.y;: All .atheitt inc i ,darknesa;, I
ani."nraying ...ff. have •d6'
• ' Which
teetdd me a%,is,
'thy of Of 'a •votart of truth ". •
ngIishwomen Ttirt•L'iso Turban • For .Sports
.•:
New Western Plan
F,or-SheepRaising
Departifient of Agricialturo.Pnr-,; ,
chac,es U. 8.FIod
. Purchase o'f.,, two .11qeks r,of' Mire
11-,lainhoullet • sheento' itriproV'O ‘'shecp
.1.aisirig in. Western ,Canada :and' pro,.
:Vide! fainiers there.; with :1evelnti6-;„,
procitiegik ,reniaining, .. eeniparatively:-.
conatitrit in .drought perieda ,Was .A117 • •
nottneed 'Vy., the :DePartnient' of Agri-.
• Culture, Ottawa,,:last inenthi' • Each,'
. flock ''Ccitisisia , ;of , 200 ,PW,e5f .aucl, six
ranis. - ',.4.. , • .. ' .7". .' ."
. . .
• „Vile ptirehase.., arranged. by ',Agri;
, . culture ,Miniato:r .ai.dmc.i, ,is partof
. a prOgremcfor 'sheep iniprovement in '
• ,the• \Vest. . Obtained in ' Wyoming,
• Utah and Montana, the sheep ,are at
....the.„Doniiriion ..tkperimentel Tatra,. ,./...
Lethbridge, Alta;,, and' the •Dunburzi- '
I.:Inge 'operated by the University . of .
,SaaltatelViiii..' " . .
for' improVemeiit or i:ayiThounee mieely 4.
. , . ... . .,
' . ContinuOtkif itatirtiv,ernen,i Policy..
'..-To.proVill'e.,:fer a, eentinuelia paliey
in the Peniiition, the"Agricult,ure Iet
pu.ltment 11(15 appoitited A (hrije,:lrialt",
01111,11lill'Oii.A. A.,...Macilillati,' tisSe-,."
,clinic:elief ' Of the riepht7iiieht.' ,r.i,o-
' dnet•fon ,,'56rvice;.',, R... A. Ilasninsson, '
11,itilien, I.•;,-.\re-erliTielita-1 Pitrlia,teiltz
'bridge., tied Pi•iif, A', II, V.Velip DePOIt'
, meat jof . Animal Husbandry; Univer-...
.iity ,of Saskriteiit!WAU,.• , ' . `. ' '
..,,I. •.. ',.rhii committee Wilt outine mid de-.
the'1)11 'ding pelieY tor tile ttc-O* ,
•
ileel,s, , Eh'eli'V.;ar two ..)ti'011,'"81:1,,,,C4. .
'..1.):1;:t .a' 1.70tlit::::;')Iiott.erti`pher.. • ' . • ' elial:ei-tu; as i;itie. i'„,;,.: pit, ttlr:(.ifer'1.10,1,0,c,.:d :N. t'llii r Pti NC i I/ . bk ,o,troiiti
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. • it.i. F.•1,Alatehewnri. an ,1 •6116, fit Al4 •
.. ,
'-')- Intent liplitr-as„)-rmo"„iiig'" Thiee,.f.t..ctiqt ,at-lfrolkiands-IIi.wk..•E,iiglatitt--i•W--;.zeita, w.-4- -lo.1101(•'''-'Aro.,4-R11. 11411-'w.0 . -...
fair hpect„atcWie 'UlinVt'i.,,:re vi 014 inte.reslill hl.' in j 4' T ' ' ''' 1' i it
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