JACKSON COUNTY JOUBNAL, SYLVA, N. C.
ftomen Wbo Suffer From
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K mhvillo, Tenn.r "Dr. Pierce's Favor
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They are a fine system regulator, acting on
(ho liver, stomach and bowels." MRS.
V. C. WILSON, 660 N. 6th St.
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All women who suffer from fenuoine
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Help
Air
to
.Pilots
MISS MAUDE YOUNGER
Radio Direction Indicators Are
Improvements to Save
Life and Time.
NEED FOR CASH IS ACUTE
Eight Planes Used in Mail Service in
United States and 54 in English
Channel Service Compared
Fog No Longer Menace.
for the transcontinental service when
it is installed. Heretofore the only
argument against the aerial mail plane
was that railroads were more depend
able than flying machines for long
hauls, that planes could not make
transcontinental or long cross-country
flights with a surety of success be
cause the weather might either delay
the start or force a landing on unde
sirable ground.
'There was much in that argument
until the wireless was called into play
in behalf of the air mail plane."
Cut Down the Time.
Air service across the continent from
New York to San Francisco will cut
down the time of transmission of mail
by almost two days, according to Mr.
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New York. New devices to safe
guard mail pilots and assure the sure
guidance of mail planes through all
kinds of weather nrp nrvv hnincr in.
stalled on mail nlanps nn.i nt thp w. Braeger. He says
ark and Bellefonte flying fields accord- "The PrPsed transcontinental air
ing to a statement hv Otto Vvv. mail from New York to San Francisco
second assistant postmaster general is the result of our lability to get the
in chanre of aerial mnil iindin iv. railroads to give the Pacific coast
tion indicators and a new compass are c!tIes' notab,y Los Angeles, San Fran
nmnnir tha .5k c5sco and Seattle, an efficient mail
save both life and time.
In his statu? runt Mr. Praeger goes
carefully into the aerial mail situation
in this country, pointing out that much
depends upon the attitude of congress
toward appropriations for the exten
sion of the service. He contrasts the
eight airplanes in daily mail carrying
operations throughout the entire Unit
ed Mates with the 04 transporting
mail each day in Great Britain and
across the channel.
"The fact that European countries
are operating more extensive air mail
services than the United States is due
solely to the reason that the post ofiice
department has not been able to obtain
appropriations for the desired devel
opment," he says. Concerning the im
provements in air mail carrying, he
says :
"With the co-operation of the bureau
of standards, the signal corps of the
army and the radio section of the
navy, the aerial mail service has de
veloped a most powerful loop radio for
communication of mail planes and
their guidance through all sorts of
weather, even fog. This equipment
is now being installed on the new mail
planes and landing fields at College
Park, Newark and Bellefonte, Pa.
' i ' i- j : , ... i. x a. . -i
niv luuiu set xuts a iremenaous
range for sending. Its possibilitie
have not been fully determined. In
stead of requiring masts from 200 to
500 feet high, the aerial wires are be
Ing raised on masts only 23 feet high.
Field Marking Equipment.
"Included in the equipment is a field
marking radio device which enables a
pilot to steer exactly for the center of
his landing field, although it may be
invisible and obscured by clouds, rain,
snow or fog. The tremendous import
ance of this invention, which has been
perfected by the bureau of standards
on the initiative of the aerial mail
service, can be barely realized by those
unfamiliar with th art of flying.
"Fog is the aviator's most dangerous
enemy. A majority of crashes and bad
landings are caused solely by the in
ability of the pilot to determine his
position and the location of a suitable
landing place.
"A new compass has been devised
and put in service on the small planes,
but one of the most important contri
butions to aviation being worked out
by the aerial mail service, with every
prospect of success, is a nonmagnetic
and nongyroscopic compass which will
overcome the unreliability of the mag
netic compass caused by vibration and
other disturbing features of an air
plane in motion.
"Through the encouragement and
actual assistance of the aerial mail
service an American inventor has
created a self-cleaning spark plug for
the powerful high-compression type of
Liberty motor.
"We have every reason to believe
that these new inventions will do much
service. A letter mailed in New York
and making all connections takes 90
hours to reach San Francisco.
If you write a letter Monday it will
leave New York at 8:40 o'clock that
night, and if the trains are on time
will arrive in San Francisco at 12:30
o'clock Friday afternoon. During 25
days in October the mail reached San
Francisco on schedule only five times.
When the trains were as much as an
hour late the mail was not delivered
until Saturday morning.
"By the air mail route letters writ
ten Monday would leave New York
Tuesday morning, arrived in Omaha,
Neb., that afternoon in great planes
of the type which are now being com
pleted for the mail service; arrive at
Battle Mountain, New, on Wednesday
afternoon and be in the San Francisco
post office by 9 o'clock Thursday morn
ing ; in fact, delivered almost two days
ahead of the mail sent overland by
train.
"This route, if congress permits the
carrying out of present plans, will be
operated by multimotored planes car
rying a ton of mail from New York to
Omaha, and then onto the Coast by
planes carrying 1,500 pounds over the
Rockies.
"The West has been aroused in
favor of this service, but what con
gress will do in the matter remains to
be seen. The trouble with aviation in
America is lack of vision and ignor
ance of the problems that confront
manufacturers. Until the national
congress obtains a clearer grasp of
this subject the United States will
steadily slip back while Europe goes
forward.
In Death Struggle.
"Few of us apparently realize to
day that the American airplane indus
try is in a death struggle for existence.
People seem to be under the impres-
51
The Place and
Power of Prayer
By REV. HOWARD W. POPE
Moody Bible Institute,
Chicago
TEXT. Lord, teach us to pray.-L.uk
11:1.
Miss Maude Younger is secretary oi
the legislative committee for the na
tional women's- party of which Miss
Alice Paul is chairman. Of independ
ent means, Miss Younger devotes vir
tually her entire time to speechmaking
and lobbying in Washington for the
ratification of the suffrage amendment.
She spent five years in the college set
tlement, New York, where she was
converted to suffrage through her close
contact with the laboring classes1.
sion that our airplane industry is hold
ing its own with the rest of the worlc
and that the air mail service of the
United States is the only one in oper.;
ation.
"Today it is the boast of the air mail
service of the post office department
of the United States that we have
eight airplanes in the air daily, cover
ing a total of 1,906 miles of territory
and carrying an aggregate of 2,100
pounds of mail.
"Compare this with the information
contained in an official report from
London detailing the status of the air
plane postal service in Great Britain
at the close of the month of Septem
ber, 1919. This report discloses that
54 government airplanes were trans
porting mails daily from one part of
the country to another, the latest
routes including Bristol, Birmingham,
Newcastle, Manchester and Glasgow;
also that multiple motor Handley Page'
airplanes were carrying 1,400 pounds
of letter mail to Brussels for forward
ing to Holland and Norway, and bring
ing back on the return trip 2,000
pounds of continental mail."
Search Sky for New Stars
Harvard Observatory Finds 18 Not
Previously Classified Through
Photographic Study.
Cambridge, Mass. The Harvard col
lege conservatory is making a syste
matic search for new stars, according
to Acting Director S. I. Bailey, who
said that every two weeks a photo
graphic study of the Milky Way was
made and the new stars charted. Since
this work was undertaken several
years ago, he added, eighteen new
stars had been discovered.
"We also are engaged upon a de
tailed study of the magnitudes of
stars," Prof. Bailey said. "In certain
special areas, in co-operation with
Prof. Kapteyn of Groningen, Holland,
we are making an especially intensive
study of both the magnitude and posi
tion of all stars down to the fifteenth
or sixteenth magnitudes, or, in other
words, down to stars about 10,000
times too faint to be seen with the
naked eye. There are something like
100,000.000 such stars.
DAVISON WELCOMES SIR DAVID HENDERSON
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Baby's Daubs on Wall
Better Than Masterpiece
Baby finger prints on the
wallpaper are the finest exam
ple of mural art. This was tbe
decision handed down in a New
York city court by Justice Ro
bitzek, in dismissing a suit to
recover alleged damages be
cause a baby had embellished
the interior decorations of an
apartment by a frieze all its
own.
This would be a happier
world to live in," the judge said,
"if baby fingers could only
make their imprint on the
hearts of men and women. I
would rather see the print of
baby fingers on the walls of my
house than have them adorned
with the world's masterpieces."
TREASURE DIGGER WINS SUIT
New Jersey Preacher Doesn't Have to
Pay Farmer $5,000 on Note
Says Court.
Sir David Henderson, duvclui ytnemi oi uie u-uu oi lied Cro&ss socie
ties, who arrived on the Baltic shown as he was greeted hy Henry P.Davison,
tend of the American Bed Cross.
Paterson, N. J. Frederick Loehrs,
pas-tor of the Congregation of Enlight
enment of Soul and Spirit, will not be
compelled to pay $5,000 for the priv
ilege of digging up a farm in quest of
buried treasure. A jury in the cir
cuit court here dismissed the suit
against him on grounds of "no cause
for action."
The plaintiff was Daniel Balsing-er,
who said he had loaned Loehrs $5,000
on a note. The pastor testified that
Balsinger told him of a conversation
Balsinger had with a woman, in which
the latter recounted a dream in which
over $2,000,000 worth of jewelry and
gold was buried on Balsinger's farm
in Oakland, N. J.
The pastor agreed to buy the farm,
he said, and gave Balsinger $20 in
cash and the note for .$5,000. Then
he and Mrs. Sophie Sautter, treasurer
of the congregation, and Mrs. Marie
Blumer, secretary, dug and dug in
vain for the valuables
Prayer may be defined as an instinct
which God has implanted in the hu
man heart by
means of wKich
he retains com
munication with
men and supplies
their needs and
at the same time
carries out his
great and gra
cious purposes.
Though sin has
biased man's rea
son, debased his
affections and
perverted his will,
it has not de
stroyed the in
stinct for prayer.
Never has a na
tion existed so low and degraded that
it did not worship the Supreme Being
in some form.
Instinct Must Be Trained.
Prayer is an instinct, but it requires
proper training or it may lead to dis
astrous consequences as it leads the
Hindu woman to throw her child into
the Ganges to appease the wrath of
the gods.
The first lesson in prayer which our
Savior gave to his disciples is pre
served in Mathew 7:7. "Ask, and ye
shall receive; seek and ye shall find;
knock and it shall be opened unto
you." Here the Lord teaches us that
it is our privilege to ask things of
God. He does not promise us that we
will receive what we ask for, but he
encourages us to ask and to make that
the habit of our lives. Our attitude
should be that of a child, who might
say, "I do not always obtair. what I
ask my father for, but I always get
something, and he gives me good
things." So it Is with the soul who
turns to God in extremity or grati
tude; it is sure to receive some bene
fit. Perhaps it will be the benefit of
acquaintance with God, or perhaps we
will see our own hearts more truly in
the light of his countenance, and thus
realize our own sinfulness and self
ishness.
Not a Substitute for Work.
Our Savior further teaches us that
prayer is never to be regarded: as a
substitute for work, but rather as a
supplement to our normal activities.
If a child asks his mother to pick up
his playthings a wise parent will re
fuse. What the child can do, he must
do; but what the child needs to have
done and cannot accomplish himself,
that the mother will gladly do.
In John 15:7 our Savior gives us a
lesson in prevailing prayer, by which I
mean prayer which prevails with God
and secures the very thing for which
it asks. There Christ says: "If ye
abide in me, and my words abide in
you, ye shall ask what ye will and it
shall be done unto you." This prom
ises that if we fulfill certain condi
tions God will give us our desire.
Appeal Sets Even Law Aside.
The place of prayer may be illus
trated by an appeal which Senator
George Hoar of Massachusetts carried
to Theodore Roosevelt when the latter
was president of the United States.
An Armenian who lived in the sen
ator's home city had earned enough
money to send to his native country
for his wife and two children. When
they arrived at New York it was dis
covered that the children had an in
curable disease of the eyes which, un
der the laws of the United States,
made them ineligible to land hi this
country. The Armenian engaged a law
yer, who went from one immigration
officer to another seeking permission
for the afflicted children to land.
Meeting failure on every hand, the
lawyer enlisted Senator Hoar's infhi
ence. The senator came to New York,
but found the immigration officials im
movable. He then wired the facts in
the case to President Roosevelt, and
concluded his telegram by saying:
"If this is the law, then the law ought
to be changed, and you are the man to
start the revolution." Twenty minutes
later the officials in New York were
directed to allow the children to land.
What the parents, the lawyer and
Senator Hoar could not do, President
Roosevelt could and did do. Even so,
what we cannot do for ourselves and
what our friends cannot do for us.
Jesus Christ can and will do. He is
the one to whom we are bidden to
eome at all tiroes for all things that
pertain to our own, or our friends'" wel-
faurev Tlie Savior who sits upon the
throme of the universe and who has
th ear of the Father; is able to do all
things for us.
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HICKS & OUVER
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September 12, 191.
King Cotton Seed Company,
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u4ia miciusan avsimi.,
Suggestive Name.
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GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER.
H.umfl5y Becoming.
HrardlEty gmrarg CHristians IB a prac
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are. But smartness implies contrast
If everything in the universe were
smalU teething would be small in any
real sense. For we should have no
sense f smattaess or bigness. If we
mid rcr tastes mean, ft is because we-
feare within us the promise of tasks
that shall be mighty. If we feel within
us the sense of sin, it is because there
Is growing there the conquering sense
of the Presence- of God. W. H. Blake
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