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hill,“ 13 noon
‘ “‘AGl
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:om‘ recognizing .- one
d 1;: to be a step nearer than
. t r many centuries nocord- _
g. .. m port of the commission on
tv. . 1 Conference on Faith and
. 2 Much will be submitted to the
convention ot the Episco-‘
. llllrch in Portland. Ore.. next
ih
he report announces there will be
t‘tllng‘ in Washington, D. C. in
1: 2,5 oi delegates from nearly a
‘ red denominations, from a score
untried. to discuss the possibil-
. 1 Christian union. This will be
nventlon ot the body which
In Genexa in 1920. Of this
rig the report says ‘ ‘deep differ—
were manifested but all were
fitted that great progress can be
'7 " At the ‘Washington confer-
nll the .denominations present
Geneva are expected. including
. . Armenia Disciples. Eastern
hodox Frients. Lutheran. Meth—
-st. Presbyterian and Reformed
urches. Before the conference
1-15 the committee suggests that
'Hlflll’iv-lllal questions shall be dis-
.uo d. the report suggestions are:
"l.~VVhot degree of unity in Faith
be necessary in a reunited
. rr‘h?
:.—-—-1s a statement of this one
. 111' in the lorm ot a Creed neces-
. or desirable?
3 -—If so. what Creed should be
or What .other formulary
in: desirable?
"l \Vhat are the proper uses of a
.md of a Confession of Faith?
‘ :itxl Christians are agreed as'to
. the Church is and the place and
. non of :1 Creed." the report con-
"it seems futile to take up
it has been well said that
1r: is no church which has not
"wining oi value to give its sister
urches or to receivetrom them. It
, believe that, let no test its truth'.
"At Geneva it was proposed that
‘l commissions should be created
. the study of dogmatic. historical
' - liturgical questions. and those
erning ministerial orders and au-
"- ities. :15 affecting the differences
lv“l‘.
‘1
8811 Christian communions: and
t negotiations should be opened
. ween related _ communions for
. . nr fellowship as a step toward the
ml or complete union. T
f'The Eastern Orthodox churches
9 now very hopeful as to the World
ni‘ercnce. 8
“An cncycllml letter of the Holy
rtlmdox Eastern church of Constan—
rurlc was issued in 1920. urging the
.vnction- of closer relations of
unrismp among the churches. and
um end, (a) the acceptance of 21
main calender: (b) the exchange.
trotherly letters; (c) a more
‘»r lly intercourse hetwven the rep-
u rmtivces of the various churches:
i an intercourse between theologi-
‘l schools. and the exchange of
cologicnl and ecclesiastical periodi-
' is: (5-) the exchange of students
een the seminziries of different
. vrchr-s: (f) the convening of pan-
ristinn connferrinccs to examine
estions or a common interest: (5;)
.partlon and historical examination
1 doctrinal differences: (h) mutual
spect for the customs and usages
”railing in each church; (l) mutual
t‘ppfll‘l of the churches in the work
7 strengthening religious belief. of
htrlty and the like. A favorable re.
71; was made to this communication."
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a mysterious blue—greenshadowyness.
es in the gentle breezes and the leaves
light came down into the blue—green
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ESTABLISHED 1892.
Where the sunlight streamed down
through the foliage in the deep. deep
wood filled with Ialries 'n everything.
it made ribbons of light. just like
shiny. slippery slides. And the rest of.
the deep. deep woods was filled with
The great trees moved their branch-
whispered to each other.
Where one of the ribbons of sun-
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‘Rnggedy Annondmndy
shadows, sitting=cnooslegged upon a
large toadstool,
Raggedy Andy came upon
dwarf.
‘ing and a tall. pointed hat, 11116.8;
he sat there. he pulled upon a. long.
to him. he took the lontheim'ned
pipe from his
‘, ComeUpohsflttloDw-rf.“
Ann and
Raggedy ,
a. little
-Thls little fellow wore queer cloth»
awed-stemmed pipe.
When the two Raggedys‘ walked up’
grout): and' blew film
in
rings or smoke into the Momma
without as much assaying good mom.
into the great forest mot day hunting._
vAnd, in me manner ~
g, be said: "And the king went out
, out upon the musician’s front porch
, king saw that the wild creatures
‘ always gone into the great foré'st to
nted from those who had gone with
him. And. after wandering around
'tor a. long time, he finally came to
the house of a. magician. This was a
very wonderful magician. although
the king did not know him to be any-
thing but a very ordinary poor main.
“Devyotr‘knovv the way out of this-
l‘orest, my good man?" the king asked
“The magician said that he would
be glad to show the king the way out
or the forest. but; that first, he would
and have something to eat and drink.
"This pleased the king very much.
so he. went with the magician.
"And the magician gave the (In:
every thing he wished to eat. "
“Cookies?" asked Ragged! Andy.
"I guess so!" laughed the little
dwarf. “And after eating they went
and sat down to talk.
' "Abd, while they sat and’talked the
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right up to the porch and were not
the least bit afraid be the magician.
This seemed very strange to' the lab;
for he was used to seeing. if he saw.
them at all. the wild creatures run
away from man, for. you see, he ha?!
hunt the wild creatures.
like to have him come to his house »
things!‘ said the king. '
“'Oh. indeed, it is so simple ‘that
any child may 1150 it and perform the
‘ grethhings of which "I have spoken:'
said the magician. .
" "l‘hen.' said the king. “Teach, me
this wonderful r‘lmim and I will give
iou hair my kinglloml' -
"The magician laughed softly. then
replied: "This charm. oh. king. I have
used with you. and yo see that you
have already piomised me hull of
)our kingdom. but I wul tell you just
you do not think it foo simple. you
can test it our for yourself!’
Q'What is lt?‘ asked the king, all
excited at learning such a great se-
cret. What is the wonderful charm?
"‘It is the charm of simply being
kind!’ replied the magician.
‘ "And that's the end of the story!"
said the little dwarf. and he puffed
again on his long-stemmed pipe.
And Raggedy Ann and Raggedy
Andy thought to themselves. “Ho‘w
true. and yet how simple! A web-
drous charm within the_ reach or all.
and yet. a. charm so little used!" And
their little shoe button eyes Caught the
twinkle in t‘i'ie little dwarfs eyes. and
their cotton-stufled bodies seemed to
be filled with a glow of sunny hoppt-
begs: for. you see. they knew and
used the Wonderful chum—the charm
of being kind.
(copyright. 1922. by Johnny Gruelle.
" "All rights reserved). ‘ ‘
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MEAT PACKERS To - ‘-
1 ’ ; GATEER IN CHICAGO.
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CHICAGO. Aug 19—The annual
cont entipn o; the Institute or Amer;
léan Meat Packers. the membership
‘2‘
"And the king asked the magician:
‘What sort of magic do you use to
charm these wild creatures, they seem
to recognize you as a friend and "or.
not the least afraid of you haunting
them?
"The magician laughed when he re-
plied to the king: "I do use 11 won-
derful magic charm!’ he said. The
most wonderful charm in the world.
And yet. it is such a simple choral
that hundréds who know of it. from
think it worth while using. But with
this simple wonderful charm. the
most savage creatures can be tamed.
and the most timid creatures can be
(:3 to trust you. With It kingdomi
of which comprises more than two
hundred 6f the leading packing com:
panics in thé United States and can...
do, will be held In Chicago begirini'ni
October 0.
ll be made up of officials and rep;
in almost every state 91' the Uniongo
was ann need. '
HA _EN YOUTH DEAD
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’ thy)! 11am
lugainat the steel-lug wheel.
what the wonderful charm is. and. if"
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The attendance at this convention T
. ottoman-r .[
A flac-
lured rib puncmred the liver, accord-
ing to physicians '
The driver oi the machine, Adolph
Milton. of Hartford, said that he gave
the boy and a companion a ride t‘roin
New Haven. No arrests have been
made. , 1‘
PLENTY 01" VEG ETABLES.
Garden sum Now =a'1. 11213111 and
Jim-Reta Well Supplied. .'
This is the height of the season (91-
the greater part‘ot fresh veggiables
and from now on thure will be a
plentiful supply. e‘opeclolly or garden
truck, for two o:r three weeks. 7‘
Tomatoes are beginning to fipen
or this fruit are being brought into
the markets. The price is holding
up steadily and no great drop is ex-
pected. although it is probable that
the price will show Ts. decline very
soon when the peak of. the market
is reached.
T Sweet corn is plentiful and within
11- week the price has dropped down
trom menty-flve to twenty cents a
dozen. .
» Native peaches have not yet begun
to come into the markets to any ap-
preciable extent. The ’ demand for
this time or the year is normal but
when the' native truit arrives ' the
housewives will buy for conning for
next: winter and the dealers look for-
ward to a. brisk trade. . ,
. Italy's any of 1:19er ,
Florence; ltoly,‘- is known is m_
. ire produ' oed froth .‘
root of the large "purple iris o": uni.
which 1- grown 91m throuolioui
I
reaen'nitiveo or packing plants located ‘
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oi! rapidly and hundreds of baskets <
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Falling Construction Costs
. Give New Impetus to Building
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in: the country follow. logi-
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ratio to tho cont 0! building, ond‘
tho iroctlon 0; new store: and
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veotuun no on 1 1 .
clsofly shown by stud-tied M111. ‘T 00 to about m‘ 00
recently 11611191601! by o' (coup of '
notionoll y knowu'ficouumm .
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mm (rip phicolly 11.. 1-11-6111 .. sh
£18.11 111:1 ":11. 081.32: {30,000 built
(o w 0 country
now it took. up with
nominal”
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to 19.1. ”33'5”" 32211111 £3
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monofmbufldim'flu
Mon 01 ogre; and residences "
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more slowly during tho unto unit”
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building can no risini from [109
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