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News Review of Current
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Comforter (John 14:16, 17).
Pioneer Days in Yakima Valley
The keynote address, according to
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their charge and home to a special
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J be a symphony of sight and sound.
| combining I he grace of nature and
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guardians under the king of the
Dionne quintuplets, put on a party
for those famous babies on their !
Utile girls, who are in good health
and growing rapidly, were displayed
The United Textile Workers, 250,.
000 in number, threaten to strike
THE HOLY SPIRIT
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i briefly ami were permitted to crow
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was changed, so that no publisher,
radio broadcasting company, adver-
tising agency, orother medium for the
dissemination of advertising may be
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Uniform
International
Edward Johnson, noted Canadian
tenor, who was made general man-
ager of the Metropolitan Opera as-
sociation of New York, to succeed
the late Herbert Witherspoon.
Brig. Gen. James E. Chaney, who
is considered one of Uncle Sam’s
best "makers of aces," is now at
San Antonio In command of Ran
dolph field, the air corps training
center. This field has become known
as the West Point of the air.
the two cities,
to bomb and
cities.
a scale conference collapsed.
The liquor business was thrown
wide open without any federal regu-
lation except that exerted by the
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health. | commander of the American Legion.
Originally, also, the bill provided!
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Edmonton, Alta.—A fruit tree on
which 20 varieties of apples and
crabapples grow at the same time
has been developed by the horticul-
tural department of the Alberta uni-
versity of agriculture.
radio from his study in the White
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given dictatorial financial powers arranged matters
until the end of I he year, and lost.
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that no economic emergency could I
justify the breaking down of the
limitations upon federal authority
as prescrihed by the Constitution or
By EDWARD W. PICKARD
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led by the Spirit of God, they
the sons of God.— Romana 8:14.
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torium Act—New Dealers, Congress and Busi-
ness Uncertain About Future Action.
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the Indianapolis Speedway, setting
a new record with an average speed
of 108.24 milesan hour. Chy Weath-
erly of Cincinnati lost control of
his car and was killed.
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Walker
will enter the cunning of science for the pleas
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1) gross and the administration |
valid, the code mak-
ing provisions being
an unconstitutional
current ru
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By REV. P. B. FITZWA'TIR, D. D..
Meniber of Faculty, Moody Blle
Institute of Chicago.
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LESSON TEXT—John 16:7-11; Ro-
mans 8:10-17, 26, 27.
GOLDEN TEXT—For an many an
cabinet immediately resigned. Fer- 1
dinand Roulsson, who was commit- 1
ted to the support of the franc, was
called on to form a new govern-
ment.
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ease of trouble in Europe" and as
serted he was ready to take the
supreme responsibility to sustain
allotments and information In con
nection with the work relief pro-
Washington lived over again the
frontier days in their annual cele-
bration which lasted several days.
Automobiles were tabooed in the
city streets of Yakima, and ten gal-
lon hats and high boots were con-
sidered correct costume touches for
men. Even chin whiskers were pro-
claimed becoming.
One would never believe there
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Here are the members of the All A merican. women’s Jacrosse team selected to invade Europe this summer
and meet the best women's’ tea ms over there. Left to right, ihey are: Betty Ritchie, Westchester N Y.;
Lucille Burnham. Boston; Gretehen Schuylr, Westehekter; Elizabeth Rontron, Baltimor; Anne, l’ugh, Balti-
more; Barbara Urowe, Boston; Virginia Allen. Philadelphia; Betty Freeman, Baltimore; Hue Cross, Phila-
delphia; Fluence Hof. Baltinwre; Lillian Scott, Baltimore, and Libby Toulmin, Philadelphia.
T. ALAN ROY DAFOE, Judge
• J. A. Valin and Minister of
Welfare David Croll of Ontario.
Threats were made
occupy both those
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eral alcohol control administration! five years old and a son of a former
said that the Supreme court's NRA president, probably will be support-
ruling took awav from the FACA ed by A coalition of the Liberals,
every iota of control it had over the the Nationalists and Accion Kepub-
distilling business, Ileana.
try as were seen In this Washing-
ton city. Their leisurely pace add-
TOPIC— Jesus Keeps
tartly, it is si.ld so that he can de । tered through 200 acres of land-
vote all his time and energy to di- ’
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first birthday, and there was a were so many ox-teams in the conn
sa that war he.
ter to succeed himself. Therefore
the race is expected to narrow down
to Miguel Mariano Gomez, twice
mayor of Havana, and Mario G.
Menocal, former president of the is-
Dispatches from Tokyo said Japa-
nese officials admitted plans har
been made to include Peiping ami
Tsintsin within the demilitarized
zone, which at present lies north of
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IARLOS MENDIETA. president
AN DIEGO’S beautiful world’s
fair. the California Pacific ex-
Locarno pact does with the land
forces of France, Germany and Bel-
American affairs under the Roose
velt New Deal and Indicate the
trend of the party in opposition.
Mr. Hyde is to talk on the Great
Emancipator at the Lincoln tomb in
Oak Ridge cemetery, and Hayes is
expected to deal with the theories
of the Republican party on const!
legal hecanse
not remove Mr
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settlement
severe penalties for publishers and
radio broadcasting companies, as
well as advertisers, for violations
of regulations to be laid down by
Anglo-French air pactiand would do titles in ktonie he would not allow j
There has been a lot of
ADOLF HITLER has proposed
h that Germany, Great Britain.
France, Italy and Belgium enter into
a multilateral western European j
“Relic of True Cross”
Is Found in California
Hollister, Calif.—What is claimed
to be a relic of the true cross, on
which Christ was crucified, has
been found in the archives of old
San Juan mission.
Fattier Francis Caffrey said the
relic was authenticated by a letter
found with it. The missive was
signed by Bishop Johannes Maria
Odin, conference of missions, Rome,
and was written to Bishop Thad-
deus, C. M., of Monterey, Calif., in
1852.
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by every means Italy's position in
East Africa lie alluded bitterly to
Britain and France, mid indieated
shat he believed that Ethiopia was
perfecting its army with the help
of European powers intmical to
Italy.
'HOUGH the League of Nations
council ended its session in
if any mills cut wages. And there
is also a chance that 450,000 bitu-
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minous coal miners will go on (
strike because there Is no wage'
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ed little to the speed of the parade,
but they ertainly made it pictur-
esque, as shown by the picture
above.
IGHTING desperately to save the
v franc and prevent Inflation, Pre-
mier Flandin of France staked
statutory grounds of inefficiency. I
neglect of duty or malfeasanre in j F
oflice hut. as the President stated. I F
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RANK C. WALKER’S present
job as head of the division of
Itoosevelt's dismissal of the late
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against him, 353 to 202. after a dra g
matic debate, and Flandin and his F -1
Wilbur White, weighing the
world’s record white sea bass which
he caught at Santa Catalina Island.
It tipped the scale at 521 pounds
a $1,000 tine for violations. rison E. Spangler, E
It was designed originally to per- national commit- A. M. Hyde
mit the secretary of azriculture to i teeman from Iowa, would tie made
order wholesale seizures, which temporary chairman and as such
would permit the destruction of A would deliver the keynote address,
business. If he deemed the articles others on the tentative program
in question adulterated. As amend-l for speeches are Arthur M Hyde,
ed. however. only a single article former governor of Missouri mid
may be seized pending a court hear-' secretary of agriculture in the
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William E. Humphrey from the fed deemed to have violated the "false ruticnal government,
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"TilERE was consternation and
* confusion among the adminis-
fration forces in Washinzieon and
no one could say immediately Inst
how much the New Deal had been
damaged or what could be done to
repair the damage to its structure
Donald Kichherg. chairman of the
national Industrial recovery hoard,
after a White House conference, is-
sued a statement saying that "all
methods of compulsory enforce-
ment of the codes will be imme.
dlmely suspended." He added that
the administration now faced the
problem of "maintaining the gains
which have been made in the last
two years " and expressed the hope
that employers would voluntarilv
maintain "fair standard- of corn
neereial and labor relations
The question of the constitution
ality of the Wagner labor disputes
hill, passed by the senate, was
raised by the NBA decision.
able to
his duties
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Italy and
I bright. Under pres-
[ sure from Great
' Brilain and France,
. Mnssolini consent
ed to recognize the
league's jurisdie
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rel and agreed to
arbitral ion But Im
mediately therenft
Demoeratie committee but also as
chairman of the New York state
committee. In order that he may
have a ft income he plans to make a
many large employing corporations
intimated they would not make
waze reductions or lengthen the
working hours just becanse the wav
was open for such action, but al
ways there was the qualifying state-
ment. "It depends on what our com-
petitors do." The big concerns
would prefer to maintnin the code
hemrs, but the smaller merchants
and mannfacturers, who were hard-
est hl l, by the code requirements,
might depart from them enough to
demoralize prices.
Among the dozens of national
trade associations whose oftieers
urged members to maintain wages
and otherwise to rontinue the status
quo are those of the automobile
mannfacturers. automohile dealers,
chemical industry, retail dry goods
dealers, eotton mnnfacturers, ce-
ment makers, of] industry, wholesale
grocers, and grocery chain store dis
tributors.
Harper Sibley, recently elected
president of the Chamber of Com-
merce of the United States, called
npon American industry and husi.
ness men to preserve the present
wages and work hours established
under the NBA
Instead of cutting wages stand
ard Oil company of New Jersey and
the Tide Water Oil company an-
nounced an Increase of 5 pej cent
In salaries and wages, effective
June 1.
A picture of the first planes to
land en the newly formed Boulder
lake is shown above. This event
marks a new point in air history.
A fleet of Douglas amphibian air-
planes of the Thirtieth squadron,
Nineteenth Bombardment group,
from the United States army gen-
eral headquarters air force at Rock-
well field, San Diego, can claim
this feat. The flight was made from
San Diego to Boulder lake, as offi-
cially recorded, in approximately
two hours.
The fliers were not cramped for
space in landing and taking off
Boulder lake, formed by Boulder
dam, offers plenty of room. The
dain, which is 730 feet high, ere
ates a reservoir 115 miles long, with
storage capacity of 30,500,000 acre
feet of water. It is situated on
the Black canyon of the Colorado
river about 30 miles from Las
Vegas.
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Hoover cabinet, and Edward Hayes
there is "Imminent danger" to public ' »f Decatur, m„ former national
reports, will take inventory of
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because their minds did not mee‘
upon the policy of administration of
the commission The court held
that trade commissioners’ torms are
fixed I law and that their removal
must be for the zrounds stated in
the act
gress of its author-
ity to legislate to
persons not con-
A C"TING with surprising sudden ()NLY nine states of the fentral
h ness, the senate passed the • West will send delegates to the
Copeland-Tugwell food, drug and I "Grass Roots" convention of the Re
cosmetic bill, which had been modi.: blican party whioh opens une
lied to meet the objections of Senn- n Sprinztield
tors Clark, Bailey and Vandenberg, " ut *" meet
Doctor Copeland said he believed' 1K will neverthe
it would get through the house be rather na
without dificulty. President Roose- 1ional in Mop, " „
velt favors the measure. | it will benttended
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The bill greatly increases the zates from otiver .
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Mr. Farley has definitely decided palaces housed in huildings of dell-
to retire from the cabinet volun- . cate Spanish architecture scat.
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position, was thrown open to the
public practically completed. Thou-
sands of visitors moved along the
ancient El Camino Real to Balboa
park on the opening day and viewed
with delight the handsome build-
ings and interesting exhibits. The
climax of the opening ceremonies
of those powers reserved to the
state through the failure of the
Constitution to place them else-
where. •
Next in Importance was the de-
cision read by Justice Brandeis
holding nuconstitntional the Fra
zler Lemke farm mortgage morate
rium net. This act provides for A
five year moratorium in the case
of collapse of efforts to scale down
a farmer’s debts to a figure that
would enable him tn pay off his
mortgage The court held that tin
der the Fifth amendment to the
Constitution private property could
not he taken withont just compen-
Ration. There has been no previous
Instance the court said, where a
mortgage was forced to relln
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TAPAN, ready to take comro me
• more Chinese territory, ileliv
ered to the government at Nanking
an ultimatum charging that Dicta
tor Chiang Kai-shek, us well as Gen
Yu Hsuehchung. chairman of Hopei
province and commander of Chinese
troops in north China, were directly
responsible for a long list of al
leged infractions of the Tangku
truce signed May 31, 1933, marking
the conclusion of the Sino -Japanese
I hostilities over Manchuria.
pact against aerial aggression. It
follows the lines of the proposed
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scope of the 1206 food and drug states and by na
i act, in the definitions of adulterated tional leaders of
or misbranded articles, and pro the party it was
vides penalties of a year in jail or helieved that Har
“Comforter" means literally “one
called to one’s side as a part taker,
an advocate, a helper and defend-
er.” He is called "another Com-
forter" as he was to take the place
of Jesus, who was soon going away.
2. The Witness (John 15:26).
The Spirit peculiarly witnesses of
Christ. He does not speak of him-
self, but takes the likings of Christ
and shows them unto us (John
10:13).
3. The Spirit of Truth (John
10:13). The Holy Spirit guides into
all truth. Those who are taught
by him know the truth.
IV. Some Works of the Spirit.
1. He regenerates (John 3:3-8).
The new birth is peculiarly the
Spirit's work.
2. He teaches (John 14:20). The
Holy Spirit was to take up the
work of teaching the disciples
where Christ left off.
3. Convicts the world of sin
(John 10:8. 9). The Holy Spirit
alone can show men the demerit of
their lives and their shortcomings
before God.
4. Convicts the world of right-
eousness (John 16:10). The resur-
rection and ascension of Christ
prove that he is the Righteous
One and that righteousness is only
possible as he is accepted as Sa-
vior.
S. Convicts the world of judg-
ment (John 16.11). Sin unatoned
for shall be punished. The sinner
who refuses the rhghteousuesa
which God provided in Jesus Christ
shall be judged.
6. Gives victry over the flesh
(Rom. 8:2, 12, 13). By the energy
of the Holy Spirit the carnal na-
ture can be kept in subjection.
7. He leads the believer (Roni,
8:14). The Spirit-filled believer
lives the life of the Son of God.
8. He gives assurance to the be-
liever (Rom. 8:15-17). The Holy
Spirit witnesses together with the
human spirit to the reality at the
new birth.
9. Enables the believer to pn\
according to the will of God (Rom.
8:26, 27). The Holy Spirit helps
the believer’s infirmities in prayer.
V. The Diversity of the Gifts of
the Spirit (I Cor. 12:4-11).
In the Church there are to be
found those possessing the gifts of
wisdom, faith, healing, miracles,
prophecy, discernment of spirits, di-
vers kinds of tongues and the in-
terpretation of tongues.
VI. The Sealing of the Spirit
(Eph. 1:13, 14).
Into the regenerated life comes
the Holy Spirit at once. The In-
dwelling of the Divine spirit Is
God's seal of ownership. It is not
only a seal of ownership, but of
security. It is also the guarantee
of the completion of the work of
redemption.
VII. The Unity of the Spirit
(Eph. 4:1-0),
Christian unity is only possible
when effected by the one Holy Spirit.
VIII. The Sin of Grieving the
Spirit (Eph, 4:30).
• The Spirit may be grieved by
failure to respond to his initiative,
by yielding to the lust of the flesh,
the lust of the eye and the vain-
glory of life, by failure to render
full and free obedience, or wel as
failure to surrender every faculty
of,the being to the controz ahd d.
reetioneof the Spirit. <
His Promise,
JUNIOR TOPIC—-The Coming of
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INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR
TOPIC—How the Holy Spirit Helps
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YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT
TOPIC—The Work ot the Holy
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(Joel 2:28, 29).
The prophet foretold that in mes-
sianic times there would be a
mighty effusion of the Holy Spirit.
1. He was to be poured out.
2. He was to be bestowed upon
all flesh, Irrespective of age, mex, or
। class.
3. This out pouring was to issue
in extraordinary activity and serv-
ice.
4. Tills activity was to be ac-
companled by marvelous signs.
11. This Prophetic Promise Wai
Partially Fulfilled at Pentecost
(Acts 2:1-21, 32. 33).
The unusual behavior of the
disciples at Pentecost, with Peter's
preaching which resulted in the
conversion of thousands, evidenced
the supernatural, but the cosmic
signs which the prophet predicted
to take place in heaven and earth
were not In evidence. The real ful-
fillment of the prophet’s prediction
is in the future and will find ful-
fillment in connection with the re-
gathering of Israel and the estab-
lishment of the Messlanie Kingdom.
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exercise of congressional powers
over commerce was definitely re-
strieted to interstate commerce, or
to such activities as have a prov-
able direct connection with inter-
state commerce. The court held
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