Galena Weekly Republican from Galena, Kansas • Page 6

FJEEDS OF "YOUNG AMERICA" a MAN ASKS AND GOD ANSWERS' QUESTIONS' ON THE RESURRECTION JkT 1 Ml IXow g-lorlovs yon wQl feel, mother, torhen your rheumatism I aU rone. Xec 8. 8.8. do it. It wiU baild you up.

too! -4 AMBITION (By the Office Boy) Ambition is a mixture of wishing hopin', and workin, and to amount to a darn, need a lot of emphasis on the work. With most folks, ambition flits in and flits out without leaving its mark. With others, it gets to be a habit, and these birds with the ambition habit( usually reach a stage in life where they can ooze Into a twelve-cylinder chariot and sing out, "the club, James." And the rest of us who take our ambition with a grain of salt and hang on to it about as long as the weekly pay envelope we walk. If there's one thing' in favor of ambition, if its possibilities. You can shoot high or low and step high, wide and handsome.

i Walt Josslyn tells us of the chap bile accident last Monday at Sacra-he knew in an Indiana town he used mento, were conducted at 10 to, visit, who was pretty good at "the o'clock Monday morning at the hdme art of stowing away food, ambition cf his brother, J. A. McMillian, cm S.sls.Thoroushly Rid. the Cod cf Itheumatism Imparities Somebody's mother la sufferlnff to-niehti The scourge of rheumatiaxa has wrecked her body; Uxnptag aad Buffering, bent forward, she sees not the common ground, but her agea heart still belongs to the stars! poea anybody care? S.S.S. is one of ths greatest blood-purifiers known, ana helps build more blood cells.

Its medicinal ingredients are purely vegetable. It never disarranges the stomacn. It is, in fact, a splendid tonic, a blood maker, a blood enrich er. It banishes rheumatism from Joints, muscles ana the entire body. It builds firm fleet.

It is what somebody's mother neesa tonight! Mother, if you can not ep out to get a bottle of S. S. S. yourself, surely somebody in your family wQL Somebody, get a bottle of 8. S.

S.aowt joyful again tonight. maybe It's your mother! S. 8. S. sold at all drug stores, in two sizes.

ThB larger size is the more economical. oplin, Mo. Several dealers expressed, the fear Monday that Joplin may be compelled to face tha winter with a very meager cjal supply. At present the demand is not great and the lack of coal has not oeen ien nere. nowevw, iv pointed out, that many industrial plan to as well as the schools, churches and hundreds of homes have not obtained their winter supplies, and "will make demands on the dealers soon.

The price of coal has advanced about 25 per cent in; the last week-Lump coal is retailing at $10 and $11 per ton whereas one week ago it was selling at about a ton. Mine run coal sells for $7.25 at the mine ao cording to the report here which means a cost of about $8.45 here. i it 1 TY Carthage, Mo. Funeral services or Frank McMillian, former Car- thage man, was killed in an automo- ki a in wt fcmit i a i ss ik mwm the McMillian lot in Park cemetery. i Same Old Story But a Good One Mrs.

Mahala Burns, Savanna, Mo relates an experience, the like which has happened in almost every neighborhood in this countryand has been told and related by thous- ands of others, as used linM-Ta n-f DiamTaTloin'a Yrtlin mnA Diarrhoea Remedy about nine yean ago and it cured me of flux (dysen- tery). I had another attack of the JLsame complaint three or four years ago and a few doses of this remedy cured me. have recommended it to dozens of people since I first used it and shall continue, to do so for I know it is a quick and positive cure for bowel troubles." Still conversations jar heard by revenue officers at a great distance. CHIROPRACTIC FOR KIDNEY TROUBLE I jO tT Oi Kidney trouble very often comes on in a sly and treacherous manner; and" until the dis-ease is well marked, the patient feels no alarm, and pays no attention. Tc avoid any trouble with your kidneys, see your Chiropractor 'and ascertain the condition of your spine.

You say- "What has the spine to do with my I will answer by replying that every organ and tissue of the body is connected with the spine through the nerves, and when there is a pressure upon the nerves emitting from the spine and leading to the kidneys, you are bound to have trouble in these organs. Have this pressure relieved by Chiropractic ertebral Adjustments given with the bare hands only, and the kidneys will function normally. TAKE CARE OF YOUR SPINE, AND YOU NEED NOT FEAR THAT YOUR KIDNEYS WILL BECOME DISEASED. If you are already suffering from kidney trouble, and 9 9 have tried other methods which have failed to material- ly help you, don't be discoar--aged, but investigate Chiropractic. I assure yon that yen will be benefitted.

DR. BRYAMT 703 Mats St. Ptxme 13 fca Cm TZZZZZL XfTTU TZS CH CATS r.IADO A BMW i don't need them very often, but when I do, I need them quick. One or two and the pain is gone." Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Prlli will relieve you quickly and safely no unpleasant, after jr.g a dreg habit.

Next time you pais a drug store stop in and get a btx. Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pilla' contain no habit forming drugs. Your Drugcist Hat Themi Jopiin, Mo. Arrangements have been 'made here whereby thepolice department will receive reports of crimes broadcasted each evening from Oklahoma City over the radio apparatus of the Redell Company, second and Main streets.

Arrangements for broadcasting local crime reports over the broadcasting station at Hafer's have also been made. It is believed that such service will give the officers much advantage in apprehending fleeing prisoner? and that it will reduce the number of car thefts. Baxter' Springs, Kans. Miss Leah Jarrett, who has been employed in the local schools for the past few years, will teach at Independence, the coming term. Joplin, Mo.

Another home here is to be equipped with zinc shingles. M. B. Lawrence, general manager of the Admiralty 2inc Company is planning to use zinc shingles on the new $10,000 home he is building at 113 Gray avenue. This is the second new residence to use the zinc shingles, Prank Childress having installed them on his new home, corner Third and Sergeant Jimiu.ti Habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days -LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially, prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual Constipation.

It relieves promptly and should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days to induce regular action. It Stimulates and Regulates. Very Pleasant to Take. 66c per bottle. Carthage, Mo.

James Duke, 45 years old, a farmer residing six miles south and two miles west of Carthage is reported in a serious condition from a bullet wound in his left chest received in a shooting affair his home Saturday night. Tom Hilhite, 3S, a neighbor of Duke is charged with the shooting. The shooting took place while a party was in progress at the Duke home Saturday night Wilhite is said to have come in an intoxicated condition and to have used objectionable language. Duke ordered to leave the house which he did, going out of the back door. Another argument began in the yard and Wilhite started to leave, but turned and fired at Duke with a .32 calibre revolver and then ran.

The bullett penetrated a portion of the lung and is now believed to be imbedded in the lung although it is possible that it passed upward and lodged in the shoulder. Officers who were called found Wilhite hiding in a weed patch about 100 yards from the house. The revolver was found on his person. A charge of felonious assault has ben filed against him. His hearing was set for Wednesday, August 23.

If Duke's wounds prove fatal, the charge will be changed to murder, ac cording to Assistant prosecuting attorney G. W. Crowder. KIDNEY and LIVER PILLS Have you overworked yoar nervous system and caused trouble with your kklneya irA Uver? Have you pains ia kins.skle and Lac. Htveywi flabby appcarsreeof the faceand eader the eves? If so.

Williama Kiuney end LHrer Pills. For 63 50c. WiltUStt UF5. Cfenlwtf, CLia Sold by L. J.

Haines, Drngist Carthage, Mo. -Miss Emma Knell, secretary of the fair association has assured the Chamber of Commerce here that the fair grounds would be available for an aviation Miss Knell's announcement followed the receipt of communication from Kansas City asking facilities for an aviation field in Carthage for the landing of airplanes which was read by Secretary Croby at a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Monday. Mo. Len Clark and Clyde Green, carthage youths, were turned orer to local authorities Mon day, by officers at Picher, to face a charge of burglarizing the All-back and Barlow Grocery here two weeks ago. The boys were released under $100 bond when arraigneoNe fere Justice S.

Barton. European CritiV Thinks That Youth of Great. Republic Suffers From Too "Much Freedom. George Santayana, famous philosopher and writer, in an article written especially in the-Forum on "America's Young Radicals," says have made a severe effort to dls-co ver mis well as I may from a distance what these rebels want I see what they are against they are against everything but what are they for? I have not leen able to discover It. This may be due to my lack of understanding or to their incapacity to express themselves clearly, for their style Is something appalling.

But perhaps this scandalous failure In expression, when expression is what they yearn for and demand at all costs, may be a symptom of something of a radical mistake theyjbave made in the direction their efforts and aspirations. They think they need more freedom, more room, a chance to be more spontaneous- I suspect that they have had too much freedom, too much empty space, too much practice in being spontaneous when there was nothing in them to bubble out. Their style Is a sign of this it is not merely that thy have no mastery of the English language as hitherto spoken, no clear sense pf the value of words and no simplicity; that they are without the vocabulary, or the idiom of cultivated people. Ner It Is not more freedom that young America needs in order to be happy; It needs mora discipline." ON EQUALITY WITH HUSBANDS Filipino Women, Entering Into Matrimony, 'Become Partners in Future Busi nesEjxerp rises. "When a Filipint) woman marries she goes Into partnership with her husband," said Mme.

Sofia Reyes de Veyra, wife of the Philippine commissioner to the United States "While the men handle the work and em-pToyeesT the women attend to the finances, act as cashiers, pay the workers' and oversee much of the business." Things are made easy in many ways for Filipno women; she asserted, writes Louise Cattoi In the Milwaukee Journal. Professional opportunities are as good for them as for men. Women already members' of the Philippine Bar association, a privilege not open to British women. "Married Women In the Philippines hold their property in severalty, and are guardians of their own children. Of the property which accrues to a married couple, the wife is half administratrix and there are vested rights which cannot be taken away.

It is not unusual for the mother of a family to have not only household leadership, but economic control." Women's clubs are rapidly growing in the islands, Mme. Le Veyra said, and pointed out that already 305 clubs and associations exist, which have formed a federation. Mme. De Veyra has four children, "as bright, healthy and happy aa any mother could wish," as she described them. Tie Me! Taln't Me! Now get jthls it's good.

JTwo sets of twin brothers occupy their time in the business life of Indianapolis. One set Is Louis and Andrew Hoover, as alike1 as the aces on a Vahr-of dice. The other is and Charles Small, as similar as bananas. Lou Hoover knows -Bill Small, but he doesn't know Charles. Charlie Small knows Andy Hoover, but he doesn't know Lou.

The other day Lou-Hoover met Charlie Small on the street. "Hello, Bill," said Lou. "There you are, Andy, all messed up again. Tm Charlie not Bill." "Well, you haven't anything on me. I'm Lou, not Andy News.

A Serious Matter. I suppose," said the lawyer, in his snappiest manner, "that you remember the date of your birth?" "Certainly," said the witness with a bored air. ''Every man remembers his birthday." "A newly born infant has no memory. I Now, sir, how do you know that it wasnt a day sooner or a day later, or a week, or amonth, or a year than the date you have in mind?" "Why er ahem I've been told" "Exactly. You've been told, but you don't know.

Step down. Gentlemen of the jury, this is the kind of witness who has testified against the unimpeachable character of my client." Birmingham Age-Herald. Forage Crop Pays. As a result of systematized regulation i by the United States forest service, the forage crop of the'natlonal forests is now returning an annual income to the federal treasury of close to says the American For-estry magazine. -By a system of range allotments under which nominal grazing "fees are charged, the forest service has brought the national forest ranges under practical and profitable administration.

The Pitcher and the WelL "Did you participate In many engagements while in France?" asked the interested old lady. "Only five," replied the ex-A. E. with becoming modesty. "And you came through them all unhurt?" "Not exactly he returned sadly I married the fifth." American Lesion Wecxly By The Laymen's Home Missionary Movement, 1327 Cnyder -Philadelphia, Pa.

What are the two special resurrec tions? I (1) The heavenly, or spiritual, resur-rection, Rev. 20: Blessed and holy is he that hath part in the first resurrection. They shall be priests of God and of Christ, and shall reign fi.L TT! l. 1 I iviiii rum uiuusauu years. 1 Cor.

15 41-44, 49, 52, 53 It is sown in corruption, it is raised in In corruption it is sown in dishonor, it is raised In glory it is sown in weakness, it Is raised in power; it is sown natural body, It is raised a spiritual body. And as we have borne the image of the earthy one, Adam, we shall also bear the image of the heavenly One, Jesus, The dead shall be raised incorruptible; for this corruptible must put on incorruption, and this mortal must put on immor-tatlity. (2) The earthly, or human, resurrection, Ezek. 16: 53, 55, 61, When I shall bring agaLi the captivity of Spdom and her daughters, and the captivity of Samaria and her daughters, then will I bring again the captivity of thy captives in the midst of them. When thy sisters, Sodom and her daughters, shall return to their former estate, and Samaria and her daughters, shall return to their former estate, then thou and thy daughters shall return to your former estate.

Then thou shalt receive thy sisters, thine elder and thy younger; and I will give them unto thee for daughters. Is. 25: 6, 8: In thislnountain shall the Lord of hosts make unto all people, a feast of fat things He will swallow "up death In victory; and the Lord God shall wipe away tears from oflC all face's; and the rebuke of His people shall be taken away from off all the earth. Is. 65: 17, 19, 21-23: For be hold I create ajaew earth.

And I will joy in My I'eople. They shall build 'houses and inhabit them; and they shall plant vineyards and eat the fruit of them. They shall not build and another Inhabit; they shall not plant and another eat. And Mine elect shall long enjoy the work of their hands. Tley shallnot labor In vain, nor bring forth for What are some Scriptures bearing on both resurrections? John 5: 28, 29 Rev.

All that are in the tombs shall hear His voice and shall forth they that have done good, 'unto the resurrection of life; and iey that have done evIL un to the resurrection of judgment. Acts 24: 15: There shall be a resurrection of the dead, both of the just and un just. 1 Cor. 15: 45-48, 54-57: first man Is was of the earth, earthy; the second man is the Lord from heaven. As is was he earthy one, Adam, such are shall they also be that are earthy; and as is the heavenly One, Jesus, such also are shall they be that are heav enly.

Why should we expect a resurrec tion a perfecting of the obedient of the world as well as of the church? (1) God's Oath-bound Covenant to bless all nations through Abraham's Seed, Jesus and His followers, Gen. 22: 18: In thy seed shall all the na tions of the earth be blessed. GaL 3 16, 29: He saith To thy seed. which Is Christ. If ye be Christ's, then are ye Abraham's seed, and heirs according to the promise.

(2) The Ransom-Sacrifice of Christ 1 for all, 1 Tim. 2 5, 6 The Man Christ Jesus, gave Himself a ran som for all. John 12 32. 33 And I. if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto Me.

This He said, signifying what death He should die. Rom. 15: 18, 19: (Am. Rev. Through the righteousness of one the free gift came shall come unto an men to justification of life; for' through the obedience of the one shall the many be made Cor.

15: 21, 22: By man came also the resurrection "from the dead. For all in Christ shall be made alive. The sacrificial sufferings of Jesus' followers for the dead. 1 Cor. 15 29-32 Else what shall they do which are baptized with sacrificial sufferings, Mark 10 35-40 for the dead, If the dead rise not at all? Why are they, then, baptized with sacrificial sufferings for the dead? And why stand we in jeopardy every hour? I protest your rejoicing which I have in Christ Jesus our Lord, 1 die daily.

If after the manner of men I have fought with beasts at Ephesus, what advantageth it me, if the dead rise not? Where will these two resurrected classes spend eternity? (1) The faithful followers of Christ, John 14: 3: I will "rome again, andT receive you unto Myself, that whec I am there ye may be also. 2 Cor. 5: 1: We have a building of. God, a houle not made with hands, eternal 'in the heavens. 2 Pet 3: IS: We look for new heaTens, wherein dwelleth rIgleousness.

(2 The obedient of the world, Prov. 2: 21 For the upright shall dwell In the land, and the 'perfect shall 'remain Jn it. Is. CO 21 Thy people shall be a righteous and they shall Inherit the 'land forever. 2 Pet.

3: IS: We, acordlng to His look for new earth wherein dwelleth righteousness Baxter Springs, Kans. Arthur Youse and Ellis Rogers are under Arrest on complaint charging fourth degree manslaughter, following the ieath of Thomas Garland of Oswego, Wednesday morning. Garland died of injuries received in a collision between a Cadillac motor car, which was driven by Rogers and a wagon driven by Garland. Youse and Rigers were released irndeT $1,000 bond each. The accident occurred on the Col-ombuy-Baxter road.

Garland's injuries consisted of a lacerated forehead and hip and internal injuries. The complaint was sworn by John tJarland, a brother of the victim. Garland's body was taken to Os wego and funeral services will be held from the home of his sister at that place. Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Druggists refund money PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Instantly relk'vs Ifching Piles, and you can r.ci netful 9 fn i aHon.

60c. Webb City, are searching for the burglars who broke into the home of O. L. Ketchum, No. 416 North Pennsylvania Avenue and took $82 in money belonging to the Baptist church.

4etchum is treasurer of the church and the money had been subscribed to pay off a salary indebtedness to the Rev. Fred B. Kinell, pastor, who recently resigned. About $46 was in checks. They had been stamped, "Webb City Baptist Church" and Ketchum had endorsed thenu The robbery occurred sometime Tuesday night during the absence of Ketchum and his family.

Joplin, Mo. Three young ladies were slightly injured Saturday eve- nihg about 5:15 o'clock when Miss Betty Howell lost control of the Cadillac coupe which she was ihg and it turned turtle. Miss, Howell is the daughter of J. W. Howell, manager of the Connor Hotel.

Her younger sister, Maizie and Miss Jen-aie Linton were in the car with her. All three were rendered unconscious, hut were not seriously injured. Miss llaizie Howell received a cut on her left ankle and all were bruised and Jarred. Miss Howell lost control of the tar and it plunged off the road into ft ditch and then through a wire fence into the yard of a farmhouse, plung- ing- over on its topv The car was only slightly damaged. The left front fender was bent and the wood top was, broken in several places.

The Qtdalne That Does Not Affect The Head BU9 of Its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA-pVE BROMO QUININE (Tablets) can be taken PT.QK?ne,wlnolA,cau9in nervousness or ringing in th? heoJ. vKGROVE tigaatun on boxTaOu Cartrnce. Mo. Consideration of the establishment of an aviation landing field in Carthage for the accommodation of aviators desiring to stop here will come before the Chamber of Commerce at its monthly luncheon today.

Webb City, Mo. The county Y. M. C. A.

Camp on the George W. Ball farm, near Neck City will close Tuesday noon, according to A. Rand, county secretary, who was in town Saturday. Parents and relatives of the boys were allowed to visit the camp Saturday. Baxter Springs, Kans.

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad ha3 established a mechanics school here far railroad shopmen who will be employed in the various Katy shops. W. H. Maddocks, former superintendent of motive power will be the specialist ifLcharge: cv 7b Sts ft Quick t3 HAYBST HEALING HONEYS era Esedadne wnicn stops the conga ta the inflamed and irritated tissues? A box of GROVES O-PEN-TRATQ CALVE fcc Chest Colds, Head Golds and! Crts enclosed with every bottle oa CAYES HEALING HONEY. The salvcj i.i a i itr i.iiiiiiiriwii Lair.

r-a li aiu says he realized his ambition but died a martyr to the cause when the crackers, consumed in the first course of the eating contest, got to playing with the soup, which came second. And then, just to show you how ambitions go, there's that chap at, Charlie Pullen's eating emporium, who still insists that peas can be eat- en off a knife. He's one of the fewj nrifli an utyi nif inn nnViif who won't. have to worry about the price of gas. Some people seem to make ambi tioning their business.

They ambish to be a great opera star, or President of the United States, or City Coun- cilman, or maybe the town banker, But these folks, as Arnold Wiard points out, are' so busy keeping track of their old ambitions and thinking up new ones, they don't get a chance to put an awful lot of kick behind any of 'em. These professional am- bitioners make splendid mop custod ians. Olin Eckley thought up this one. He says that with some folks ambi tion is a matter of degrees. Frrinst- ance, they'll start out with an 'ambi tion to own a Ford.

Then ambition sprouts to a left-handed dust protec tor" for the horn windshield, or may be a patent oil fattener for car bureter. And when they get through, their ambition locks like a Texa3 horned toad and amounts to about as much. Nobody gets more fun out of am bition than the small boy. They are just beginning to crop out when he begins to talk of being a street car conductor, the corner policeman or maybe an engineer. Then the ambitions tox a circus clown's and a little later to be a Ty Cobb, Eddie Rickenbacker or Jack Dempsey.

And therf ambitions grow on 'em Even as on You and me. SWIMMING PARTY Mrs. Floyd Williams chaperoned the following young'pejople to Moors man's Pool Friday evening where they enjoyed Those composing the party were Misses Millian Smith, Maggie Clark, Ruth Bender, Cora Moorman, Elnora wood, Murray Williams and Dorothy Flaglie of Joplin Messrs. Joe Fahlen- bach, Milton Moeller, Robert Parks, Richard Rathburn, Dan Abbey, Ted Smith, Ben Messenger, Howard Baum and Kenneth Fredell of Ft. Scott.

It's very evident, growls Mister Grouch, that most auto drivers think the signs, "Stop, Look and Listen!" are' placed at railroad crossings for the engineers to read? For at Dealer I. AS TOSL US YELLOW EAGLE ce ruDoea on me coest ana inroad dcildirea suffering from a Cold or Croup, teemBni efft of Hayet Heating Honey bw Hi tbroct combined with the effect ot fcr; O-Pea-Trata Salve through the pore ol Cst LVi remedies packed in one carton asd the i i th combined treatment SSc. ask your drcSist tat HAYES rllG HONCY. Children Ory CASTOR I A EAGLE FSTCOL CQlMW, ttJ.