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Show Tuesday, May 31, 1927. OUTSTANDING EDUCATORS COB AT INSTRUCT HERE TO June from New Foundland to Ireland. Sir Arthur came to London from his hbme at Swansea Wales, to present his congratulations to the American Starts Home Saturday. . SUMMER SCHOOL PARIS. May, 31 SESSION P) Ca;-tai- n Charles Lindbergh will fly to Paris in a British plane on Thursday, will be the guest of economics; agricultural Ambassador Herrick until Sat- - ' OMAHA, Neb., May 31. Rojjjgfand The fourth session of ay and will then sail for ger W. Babson recently adNational Summer School will Professor E. Laurence Palmer,, nature study, and Professor home aboard the United States dressed the National Council of open one week from next Mon- Katherine ' natural' destroyer Breck from Ilarve it the Congregational Churches! day, June 13. For the fourth geography andPalmer, Ameri-Th- e nature study. JWas learned today.-Thhere at their biennial conventime Logan, and the surroundmem- - can embassy here is making no tion. Mr. Babson made the new two faculty point ing section will have the opport- bers who come to Logan for for the flier in the unity-of coming in contact the first time are - Professor engagements him at least a that the business man demands desire to give , of the church something that is With a group pf'the outstand- Annie Carroll see some- - neither intellectual nor dogma- to and little Moore, D$ opportunity ing educators of the country. B. II.. Hibbard of the Universthing of. Paris as an ordinary tic. He showed by statistics that This year the program calls- for , Wisconsin. human of Professor being. the business men in the counity nine authorities on various of the Talks to King. Moore is in charge are behind the churches try will education who, phases of of childrens and are the department backing them finanbe ,here for the entire first six A cially as never before in the (JP) 31, New LONDON, May York Public City Library. weeks of the summer school. man with keen eyes and history of America. lie gave Four great lecturers will appear The committee at the College in young a winning smile called at Buck- six reasons why some busian choosing English professor during the course of the first for the school decided first that ingham palace today and to told ness men are not personally atai?c weeks .each for a 'week's1 fiy tending church services, and shoulc childrens literature be King George how it feels series,, Two of the departments neces- over the Atlantic, all alone from the chief of' these was that and more was it stressed o the College ate staging very New .York to Paris. the business man is not interambitious special features, dur- sary and at the same time more The king received his visitor ested in theology nor in an inof to the this helpful people and before many min- tellectual religion, but desires a ing the first term also. The area than any other phase of cordially utes had department of music will con- English. After this was passed decorated him national inspirational service. deduct a six Weeks institute iof cided with the air force cross, to add Jlr. liabsons verbatum stateProfessor Moore was the to the French school music which will prelegion of honor ment is as follows: to give the work. and choice first thfe of for music the insignia of pare students Belgian The church needs a new No parent should fail to get at of Leopold catechism treating of God, praythe Order of teaching of it! in the elemenKnight least some of the material that which Captain Lindbergh al- er, love, service, spiritual powtary grades and the .high schools of the state.. The de- Professor Moore will give dur- ready wears. er and eternal life in a rational ing the summer. Dr., Hibbard is The honor conferred by the way. This catechism will teach partment of athletics is sponsor- one men? in British sovereign of the seemed to the same fundamental princiing one of the finest coaching the field ofoutstanding ecoflushed and ples emphasized in the Old Tesagricultural hero. the lie schools to bfe held in the counstump nomics and this - subject is of for a second hesitated as to tament as ' , interpreted by Jesus, try this year. The members of the visiting such vital importance in an what he should say next, but but would be stripped of the agricultural area such as' our another hand shake from the superstitious traditions and faculty represent nearly every own state .that, it was deemed king soon put him at his ease. beliefs w hich have been added branch of education, and offer an exceptional opportunity, not necessary to have work given Then they sat down and Lindy thereto, and built up around in this field. told the King how it was done, these principles since Jesus only for teachers to do either in a most natural and; time, I would not criticize the talking advanced w'ork or work toward manner. The king most ardent fundamentalists enthusiastic LINDBERGH CAPTAIN a higher degree, but for high was enthusiastic, too. George V nor do a thing to undermine the BUSY DAY SPENDS school graduates to begin their doesnt care much for flying faith. of anyone; but I do ask (Continued From Page One) clege work under . national be presented himself, in fact he has never that Jesus figures. The following mem- breath, change his clothes and been in the air, but he is a in a rationalGospel and simple way to bers of the visiting faculty like every the millions who are hero worshipper start where the for he just Claridge groping for have been at previous summer luncheon with Sir Samuel other person when he hears of a scientific faith had a spiritschools and have been brought a real heroic deed. ual power. air minister. the Hoar, back because of their immense The reception at the entrance There exists today philosoAt tea time Lindbergh was popularity and the importance due at the house of commons to w'as without formalities. Cap- phical teachings, but they lack of their, message. Dr, .jCowles, have .bread and butter, jam, tain Lindbergh being met by spiritual power to hold the head of the department of bot- cakes and tea with Lady Astor, General Trotter and escorted tempted, strengthen the downany at the University of Chica- American-bor- n member of, the through the corridore to the hearted and' give wisdom and go,-Dri' McLaughlin, head,, of commons and to get a glimpse waiting room and thence to inspiration for great things. the department 6 history at into, the. inner workings of the the kings private room on the There exist orthodox doctrines the' University of ' ChicagoDr. great house over which he flew first floor. which see mto possess remarkLindbergh was with the king able powers but which appeal Joseph Peterson, head of the on his arrival from Brussels. department of psychology at Tonight he is the guest of the just 20 minutes, and it is und- less and less to educated and Teachers College; Royal Aero Club when he meets erstood he did his share of the thinking people. Let us not disPeabody Mabel Professor Wilkerson, Sir Arthur Whittenbrown who talking, although his royal host turb the followers of any becostume in design ; Dr. with the late Sir John Alcock showed much curiosity about lief a3 all are doing good. The specialist of his experiences and ask need 0 fthe hour is, however, p John A. Widtsoe, specialist in made the first flight some ed numerous questions. that we add to these a scienti in Atlantic over the irrigation and drainage practice by airplane Only a few minutes elapsed fig presentation of the princip-afte- r the advance began before es underlying the Christian e king bestowed the air force ligion. For instance, the power cross upon the aviator It was 0f ove is definitely based that Lindbergh .did not on the Law of Attraction, the wear it when he left, but car- - Sermon on the Mount is in ex- Ididitmysdf ried it in its case, much to the act accordance with the Law vntl disappointment of the crowd of of Action and while photographers awaiting him. As even Devine power may be that he started to leave with Mr. lure for happiness which seems Sterling, he again encountered to have been the compelling the baby princess Elizabeth. force ip all nature since the This time, the airman walked creation of the world. across the' vestibule, took her The churches ae today dolittle hand and shook it, much ing good work among the young to the delight of the nurse. people; Sunday Schols are graThen he patted the princess on dually being improved; and a the cheek and chucked her und- great amount of good social er the chin and upon leaving sendee work is being done. took her tiny cubby fingers in There is, however, a great and his great hands and shook them influential group of grown-up- s jS-ENAMEwho although nominally suptenderly.. porters of the Church get little from it. Yet this group is Think what it means to paint PARADISE hungering for guidance, cour-'aga lamp, vase, chair or table and and a faith inspiration, will that make the minutes! mfearlessly within use it thirty PARADISE, May 30 old age and death. It is "'meet in Nitrokote Enamel dries that Joseph llirst was taken ill sud- for this group which appeal. BURNS ITS OWN SEETHE GAS. WONDERFUL NEW HAS INSTANTANEOUS LIGHTER AND AIR PRESSURE PUMP ATTACHED TO IT MODELS. COMPLETE STOCK ON e DISPLAY - 7 - Nesco Gasoline Cook Stoves Cheaper and More Efficient Than Electricity. ADemonstration Will Convince You , CHRISM . " - . , , More Beer Than Milk Is Drunk in England LONDON, May 31 (P) Great Britain drinks more beer than milk. George B. Wilson, in the Ob- states that Britain server, drank at least 960,000,000 gal- lons of beer in 1926, w'hile only about 700,000,000 gallons of milk were consumed. He estimates that 70 per cent of Great Britains alcoholic drink bill for 1926 was paid by less than the annual interest account on the national debt. the 20,000,000 adults with an income of less Experts have estimated the than 200 pounds a year, and, coal fields of IreConnaugct granting the accuracy of these cf yielding from land capable estimates, these workers paid to 20, 000, 30,000,000 tons 000, six weeks of their years colof fuel. lective earnings for alcoholic drink. Using delicate measuring inThe government salvaged in liquor struments, an Indian scientist about 129,999,999 duties out of the total national has found that some plants drink bill of 301,000,000 pounds. grow more at night than in the This bill is only 6,000,000 lbs. daytime. -- non-sto- re-th- ed Re-actio- n, TROKOTE L ajew bottles e, on ice 1 , short time. This new-da- y lacquer is and amazingly show mars or wont durably It scratches and resists grease, gasoline and hot soapsuds. 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UTAH denly, Tuesday a doctor was Why cannot we do something called and pronoincer the pati- more for them through the ent a little improved. churches, the Shoiter Bible, Mr. David J. Thomas was bad- 'the press, the schools, the movup ies, and the radio ly frightened and shaken without when he lost control of car he; shaking' UielaittTo'fthe earnest was driving; it plunged into the; follower which the church now llynun canal just opposite the! has? home of George S. Obray. Mr. . Thomas escaped injury hut the have left town to work in the car was badly damaged. The ear beets in the various parts of was the property of John T.l the country. James. Mrs, Alonzo Burrell returned Clean up day was observed' home Monday evening, she has Several teams been in the hospital for the past liege Thursday. were employed in hauling sod week. Mr. Kenneth Summers was from the field to make a seed heed prepaiatory to the enlarg- the honored guest at a birthday paity held Tuesday evening at ing of the lawns. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Rawlins the home of his parents Mr. and received word from their son Mrs. Ed. Summers. Mr. SumFloyd that he would undergo an mers " ill leave Monday, May 3(i operation Friday morning in the to labor as a missionary in the Bingham hospital, where he California mission. At the parwill have a hone taken from his ty Ins friends and relatives presented him with many beautiful leg and grafted into his arm. Mr. George Richman is build-- ' and useful presents. A delicious ing a fine new, up to date supper was served to the guests Mrs. Peter Barson from Home chicken house. Mr. Ezra T. Obray is building Gardens, California, is visiting an addition to his home. Work with her parents, Mr. and Airs. R. W. James. commenced Wednesday, Mrs. John O. 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