f ness a great transaction took ‘ place which issued in a world's

the pledge of life.

Lenten Meditations! from IThe Londcn Times

GOOD FRIDAY

All the conflicting and diverse elements of human experience find their centre in the mystery of Good Friday. Each of us, driv- en by need or obsessed by pride. may welcome or ignore the history it recalls. but sooner or later we find that the road we traverse takes us to the Cross. There it confronts us. We cannot ignore it. We must make up our minds about its claims rind its ivltness. There we learn that what we thought wns the symbol of defeat and

death exerts a strange sovereignty‘

as if it were conscious of a right to be the very law of life to all

men.

Suffering is common to our race and in time of w-ar we are more deeply conscious perhaps of its painful intensity. It comes to all in divers forms which cmpilfis- ize its universality. The Cross completes the full circle of sor- row round human life. While it affirms the. dread fellowship of sin and suffering. it also shows liow innocence iriust share the world's anguish. It speaks in cos- mopolitan terms of suffering. so that everyone may understand its language and the appeal which it framed.

But the Cross does something more than challenge our respons- ive sympathy. There in the dark-

redemption. it may baffle our minds when we attempt to describe it or to formulate theories to ac- count for it.

The Christian Church regards the Cross as the means of DiPlne forgiveness. as it is most surely the fount of penitence.

The Gross shows that nobility must be measured by service and self-sacrifice. The King whose throne is the Cross offers men a share in His Passion, hut they must shore His defeat if they would share His victory. But in the record of two milleniums it has never been found that a man who has served His sorrow has ever failed to attain His triumph. That is the paradox of the Cross. It is at once the gauge of suffer- ing and the pledge of victory. 1t ls the instrument of death and

HINTS 0N ETIQUITTE

‘Iflie inner envelope of a wedding invitation should bear the name of the person to whom it is sent, but not the address.

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NEED FOR A Lovr: DETECTOR

or Experience Teaches Women Technique Of Diagnosis

We have a lie detector that deter-arises, with a fair dqreed ao- ll ed is l det l” that ‘Tris “in”: miti- "Mil" i-eayne now aove actor g cuisppytothe ernooua- feeliladaathluspmioricradiges- “was” “mum” thoyziocdieeweddfngrliigorsdose

thtth tatecfthci ficartshaebcccthc iii - in sixtee- n» Ulffilllrd scui minim. it wfildmcgzi" fig ‘fiflmvllér: in v to wif ' their affections that would enable than to judge in: are fiwififieifflfii? whether what they had was a passing fancy from mg, coaxes me 01d with ftp-woe which they will recover in a few days. or a chronic 0y wfli be sfiflicted as long as

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curacy. whether a pom-eon i: and ascertain whether what they tive upset, and whether what

occupation of worn - .- that they would have devised some

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IGNOIANT OI‘ SYMPTOM!

But, alas. such is not the case. Neither age nor experience teaches women how to diagnose their

with some good-locker is a proof that they have got the real thins. or have merely a can cf Jitters. Home the crying need for some sort of l glflet that will correct their vision when they think -they are seeing things that aren't there in a perfectly common- place lad. and mistake a drunkcni. or a. r0119. or a loafer for the hero

thing causal more grief and wrecks more lives than this inability of girla to tell whether they are really in love or not. ~50 often they nil-atakev pity for love, or they desire to make a boy happy. or to be an inspiration to him, or they let themselves be ovcriiersutided into thinking they are in love with a lad when t-hey are really only in love with love. Often propinquity does it. iOr the girl y because all tho bobby-socks have it.

Just now when the war hysteria i: sweeping ac many youngsters into marriages that should never take place. I get hundreds of letters from girls telling that boys are begging them to marry them before they go overseas, and the poor. bewildered little teen-wagers say pitifully _ that they don't know what to do. They like Tom. or Bob. or Sam so much and they are so sorry for hkn loin: no far awby Ind b61118 110 m’ ‘ lonely, but they don't know whether they love him or not. Arid they ask how can they tell when they are in love.

Sometimes the Guardian Angel saves the girl. Oftener nothing averts the tragedy. She marries the boy because hewaa lonesome and she was sorry for him. or because it seemed romantic to have a hus- , ration and growth do their deadly work and the little flame of liking. that wu never love. dies out. and two young lives are wrecked before they were fairly begun.

It has been said that we are punished more for our mistakes than we are for our sins, and that is particularly true of the mistakes we make in marriage. Yet how is s young and inexperienced slrl in know when the fancy she ha: for a boy is Just a passing attraction of the moment. or when it is the kind of love that stands separation and hard that lute s lifetime and lose beyond the

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GETTING WORSE

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playing a letter iiie received the

other day from an irate mother. It grave? ‘i And that is why every young girl needs a love detecto to help her

out her feelings about the Boy Friend.

times and work and worry,

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ever. there is the a the stables fairly devouring grain in daily measure of it and as I also

Wu count noses. in the

than the round dozen he has grown to eirpect. Karolyn reports them to W117 Bil-ml! Hid D best yet." At Alderlea. it_i| at the time of year when James taken his eyes oil the calendar to say anx- iously to Judy or me: "Ia there plenty of oil for the lanterns?" As I said it; will be a. great day when com lete ruml electrification on

facilitate anv indoor work. p

to provide light in stables, barns nd cellars. Perhaps more particu-

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be agreeably surprised this morning m when the firs of his iQJUIQ-IIIBTS- h“ rons presented him with many less 9°

time for the wood- * in the tutu]? comes ind 5 i? 5'36"!‘ mgzquentlv on var a or . time 0T day" ‘which ‘:5:

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their respective wort was ovcrwaag l" "will! Judy And I have been am and entertained with yarng wt or the but. . 1i blessed with I WK! memory and he found in us an so radiative a. . game. now that

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noying. 31b prevent this, hold a Dr. Earnest Stork, school medi- new brush with the bristle: up cal ofticer in Bury t. Edmunds. and pour s tedspoonful oi clear. England, attributci; mmovcriients h in the teeth of five-year-vlds whom he has examined during the last is rive years to three factors: Rb- duction in amount cl ciindy fl- v . .-._.. vgilahle to mung children; im- LITILI JACKET MAY BE provenm-it the nutrition!“ IOIIIO OI LUDDIIJACK value of war-time bread: the ——-— largely increased comumliiim! °i NIIW YORK-The lime Jldflct fruit and vegetables dilrin! ti"

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locket no the wrist-length swagger and the me first so yours of marrkd baited tunic. life so pleased Mr. and Mrs. W. ——- Grant-Berry. of Dock Haven. PM WILL PAY VISIT thtt they took their wedding vow! T0 WRIT! R008! all over again at an anniversary ——- eoromony. Six great-grandchildren _.(l\p) .- Tha carried; the "brides 1on8 W

WAQIUNWIWI . lsrl or Athlono. Governor-Gonor- four great-grandsons acted as ring al of Ocriadc and his wife. Priir- bearers; one s0n'served is bat arrived in Washlng- man and another ‘gave the b! 9

Alice " 33f.‘ ‘lhurcday to be wniu House away.

guests for three days.

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