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The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 20

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AKRON BKACON JOURNAL TUESDAY, JtrVB 2B, 1020 Government Loses Gifted Man By Retirement Of Ool. Logan 'And Wall Street Gains Best Informed Worker In International Finance To Be Found In American Banking Circles DUMB DORA By "Chick" Young TWKJTTT tj By CLINTON Vf. CIIjIIEIKT 'WASHINGTON, June 23. With the retirement of Colonel Jams A. Login, from the reparation! commission and his entry Into one of the big banking houses of New York, the government loses one of Its most brilliant diplomats and Wall street gains a man who has had more practical experience of international finance and more acquaintance with European economic conditions than any one else on the street.

The great war made no striking military reputations and neither It nor reconstruction problems left by It produced any great political leadership. But It developed a lot of expert capacity In more or less subordinate but still highly Important roles. One of the most thoroughly fitted men that it turned out was Colonel Logan, who for the last couple of years has been the unofficial delegate from the United States on the reparations commis experience of evolving Mormon Leader Explains View Of His Church and mother 1) capable In due time of becoming a man, so the undeveloped offspring of celestial par entage Is capable, by through ages and eons. Into a god. On Authenticity Of Bible Story Of Creation sion.

Itr-markatile Career Colonel Logan has had a remarkable career. Bon of Judge James A. Logan, of Phladelphia, he entered the United States army as a private in the Spanish-American war. He stayed In the army and became a captain In the regular establishment In 1901. When the great war broke out he became chief of the American military mission with the French army.

With this background of knowledge of the operations In France he became assistant chief of the American general staff In France when the United States entered the war. After the war came a variety of eonomlo and dlplomatlo experiences. He was principal ndvlBor to Herbert Hoover In the rellof operations In Europe after the war. He bad charge of coordinating the work of technical advisers In various new states created by the peace treaty. Ho sat In the supreme economic council.

He was an adviser In the American relief of wmmn mysterious problem of man's origin. It shows that man, as a aplrlt, was begotten and born of heavenly parents, and reared to maturity In th eternal mansions of tbe father prior to coming upon the earth In a temporal body to undergo an experience In mortality. The church of Jesus Christ of Latter Ujiy Saints, basing its be-lief on divine revelation, ancient and modern, proclaims, man to be the direct and lineal offspring of deity. Ily His almighty power Ood organized the earth, and all that It contains, from spirit and element, this truth, when lie Instructed Ills disciple how to pray: "Our father which art In heaven." Jesus, however. Is the first born among all the sons of God the first begotton in the spirit, and the only begotten In the flesh.

He is our elder brother, and we, like Him, are In Image of Ood. All men-and women are In the similitude of the universal fattier and mother, and are literally the sons and daughtors of deity. A (bun I'n-ExWrjit Adam, our great progenitor, "the first man," was, like Christ, a pre-exletent aplrlt, and like Christ, ho took upon him an appropriate body, the body of man, and so became a "living soul." Tho doctrine of the pre-exlstenco pours a wondorful flood of light upon the otherwise 6A1T LAKE CITY, Utah, June 23. This is the Mormon view of evolution and the orlgln of man: "God created man in his own Image, in ftie Image of God created ha him; mule and female created he them." Jn these plain and pointed words the Inspired author of the book of Genesis made known to the world the truth concerning the origin of the human family. Moses, the prophet-historian, who was "learnod," we are told, "In all the wisdom of tbe Egyptians," when making this Important announcement, was not voicing a mere opinion.

He was speaking as the mouth piece of God, and his solemn declaration was for all time and for all ponple. No subsequent rcvolator of the truth has contradicted tho great leader and BBS1 is cool, delicious, satisfying. So easily made. Try it- whloh exist co-eternally with himself. Man Is the child of God, formed In the dlvln-e Image and endowed with divine attributes, bihi even as Ihe Infant son of an earthly father Then the Twins Came! The furniture bill was not All paid there was a balance1 At two furniture stores And the Doctor had made Several calls and there Was a nurse and a room At the hospital and some Other Ho was up against it And he asked a friend What to do.

The friend remembered Tho Morris Plan and Sent him to the Industrial Bank. Ife got a loan and paid All his debts the twins Grew and thrived. He paid off his loan The easy way and then-He opened a savings account For each of them and the Twins' money is helping Some other baby to bless Another home. This is a story about real Fairies but it's true. If you have a problem nsk-r Akron's FIRST INDUSTRIAL BANK THE AKRON MORRIS PLAN BANK 415 S.

Main St. law giver of Israel. All who have All In all, be knows Europe as perhaps no other American does. Most Important, Work Crisp, tasty, flavory And finally his most important work of all was first as assistant un View of I'ilmer School of CWropractlc Davenport, Iowa CHILDREN'S DISEASES Diseases of children respond very quickly to Chiropractic Adjustments. In cases where tho child is under-nourished results have been wonderful.

Ago makes no difference to a Chiropractor in handling diseases of children. For a strong and healthy child consult a Chiropractor. I Make House Calls Neurocalometer Service since spoken by divine authority upon this (heme have confirmed his simple arn sublime proclamation. Nor could It be othorwlae. Truth has but one aource, and all revelations from heaven are harmonious, one with the other.

Christ God's Iinngn Jesus Christ, the son of God, is "the express Image" of his father's pemon (Hebrews 3). Ho walked the earth as a human being, as a perfect m.ifl, and said, In answer to a euestloni put to him: "He that ha' fi seen mn hath seen the father." (John 14; This alone ought to solve the problem to the satisfaction of every thoughtful, reverent mind. It wus In this Mrm that tho father and the son, as two distinct personages, appeared to Joseph Bitilth, when us a boy of 14-years, he received his first vision. Tho fnlhor of Jesus Christ Is our official delegate from this country on the reparations commission and then as the chief unofficial delegate on that commission. One does not get all out of experience without having certain rare qualities of mind and personality.

To achieve the success that ha did abroad Colonel I.ogam had to know his Eurone and know his Kuroponns. And that la something few Americans did up till now. t'olonnl limine knew Kuropo as a sort nf Conk's tourist for I'resldent Wilson. But to everyone else who went there to makn war or make pence Europe and the European mind Was a closed book. Colonel Lngan practically is the first American educated In Europe, its problems and Its ways.

Mosifood for hast money BALL PALMER CHIROPRACTOR father also. Jesus Himself taught Opcr(lna Copyright Be Sure to Kill Them All! Black Flag Gets 405 Everett Bldg. Cor. Market Main St. Phone Main 4908 Every Single Fly And MosquitoX AKRON FIFTH OHIO CITY IN BUILDING $1,500 nml liquid.

Both are equally effortivo, equally deadly, with those three exceptions never use Black Sm is the most thorough killer of Hies, and roachos ever maiie. Not IN Every roach, toe, dies, when you we this greatest of insect killers. Figures Show That Only Four GIFTS any liquid on furs; use the powder to make them mothproof. Use the ponder, also, to kill dog fleas and lice. Many prefer ihe liquid to kill flies, mosquitoes and one escapes nine.

1'or IIumk J'uao i-i atulns a secret vegi r.itble Ingredient which is tlni mrest death to inserts ever duoovered. Bugs breathe it anil die. But it is absolutely harmless to humans A beautiful glft'you ilon have to buy. Famous $1.50 double 'compacts for 1000 Ak run women. Others Exceed In 1925 Construction Philip Holt, secretary of the Akron BuJldern exchange has compiled HbHtistlcs showing that Akron stands fifth among the cities of the statu In value of new 'buildings erected during the first five mouths of the yiiar.

Akron's figure The ritv't preceding Akron are Cleveland with 1 28.491,650; Cincinnati, 1.5,052,880; Columbus, HO, Toledo, $. 601,233. OJevelund Heights, holding sixth place wl(Ji 041, 057 exceeds Dav- A now double compact Flu always useful for (olio's self or for present. Many clover moths Iho powder to kill roaches, Ants, bedhugR, dog fleas, plant lies and chlckou lice. Many people use both powder and liquid.

Ulack Flao conta less. Powder, ICo up. Powder Gun, 10c 25c up. fcprayer, 45c, Bpocial introductory packupo containing can of liquid ISlach Ji'WO and sprayer for only 65c. At drug, grocery, hardware and department stores.

Buy Uwci 1'lau today, and aniinalR. Ordinary ilmocticldes kill, at best, only 8 out of every 10 pests. The four which tfi't away breed bundrods which return. Hut -Buck Ftjta doesn't let one get away. It kills them all 3 0 out of every 10.

JtitOK I'Yto kills flies, mosquitoes, r-iiiihes, ants, bedbugs, moths, dr fleas, plant lice and chicken lie'. Black I'ua la mado in powder 1 women always huve a mportance box of little Rifts set aside for emergencies, and the truly clovor woman has many of A 1 her bridge prizes, for Hot Summer Days birthday and gradu ton which takes seventh place with $5,031,807. I.ahowooil etanriB eighth with $3,31.6,876 and Canton, with Is ninth. Youngstown is 10th wlt.lt $2,048,000. atlon gifts bought long FLAG 9 Cool Dainty Frocks A Suitable Model For Every Occasion Fashionable Fabrics ueiore neenoa.

(Watch this ftpai-c) At Low Prices Dresses from Fashion's front ranks. Frocks for every summer occasion are included in this supreme value-giving clearance. You arc certain to find one or more frocks that will please you. This sale is out of tho ordinary in tho saving and fashion opportunity it offers, because of the finest styles, high quality of material and superb workmanship. A viewing will show their unusual value.

Printed Crepes Striped Silkss Sport Silks ill For The Balance of June GREAT JUNE SALE OF OUR Lemon, Orange, Peach Orchid, Blue, Navy Beige, Cocoa, Brown Sheer Georgettes Tub Silks Jade, White, Blonde OPEN STOCK DINNERWARE During the balance of June you may make your choice from our entire stock of Dlnnerware from the Inexpensive patterns for everyday hard service to the rich imported Chinas that radiate luxury. All will be priced to save you 20 cents on every dollar. Tlvls great annual 'event brinprs you a most beautiful variety of choice patterns from the best potteries of the world designs that delight' the most exacting tastes or harmonise with the most gorgeous furnishings. All patterns are open stock for your convenience and economy and every piece Is positively guaranteed. YOUR CHOICE OF $15 $10 W.

i 1 Hi I Specially Priced Gorgeous No Smarter Styles No Better Values V. Colors Domestic Dinnerware English Dinnerware Noritake China Bavarian China Austrian China German Porcelain Dinner Gowns Dance Frocks Sport Suits, Street Dresses Afternoon Styles Shades to please the most fastidious, a veritable artist's palette of color. The dominant fashion features are evident In every one. Not all sizes In every style but a smart and becoming selection is a certainty. Flare Front Knee Flare Circular Drapes Pleats and Tucks These are the finer modes, aristocrats of the season.

The clearance prices put them In the moderate price group. The styles show great Individuality little touches that stamp tbe better class of frocks. OFF REGULAR PRICES "DINNERWARE IS OUE SPECIALTY" Oft i $15 $25 Main 3148 196 South Main St. r1.

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