King's Business - 1924-12

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T H E K I N G ’ S

B U S I N E S S

December 1924

in January, 1916. As Frank Logan he was sentenced to serve one year on this charge. Returned to I.W.W. activities on his release but fled to Mexico to evade the draft in 1917. Was captured at Calexico by Depart­ ment o f Justice agents in the same year and ordered interned at Camp Douglas as an enemy alien. Deported to Germany aboard S. S. P o ­ cahontas in September, 1919. Stowed away on S. S. Westmead in May, 1922, and was admitted to the United States at Boston under the name of Frank Logan. His know ledge o f San Francisco was largely responsible fo r the failure of imm igration officials to detect the fraud. Strike Promoter Charged by the police of various Pa^ cific Coast cities with having been a leader in I. W. W. strikes and disturb­ ances at Seattle, Portland, San Francisco and Los Angeles Harbor. Taken into custody by police at Los- Angeles Harbor early in December 1923, in connection with I.W .W . disturbance» at that place. Released and rearrested later in the- month at the request o f the Imm igration Department. The deportation o f Neumann is re­ garded by government officials as an important step in curbing radical a ctivi­ ties in California. He is charged with being one of a number of leaders among alien anarchists active in propagating anarchy among honest American labor­ ers, while posing as a native o f the United States and fighting for the righ ts oi the downtrodden. T H E B E S T S E L L E R Last year the American Bible Society placed over 7,000,000 copies, most o f them having been sold within our own borders. As a genuine seller no book in the world has ever been able to vie with the Bible. It is liked so well that one o f the largest hotels in New Y ork City needs a new suppdy for its guest room s every four months to make up for the copies taken by tourists. More than 2,000,000 copies were placed last year above the record of the previous tw elve- month.—-News Item. “ The Best Seller“ is the Bible. “ The Best Stealer“ is who? Who carries off these Bibles? Not honest people. Are they carried away to be destroyed by those who are opposed to the Pro­ testant Bible?

W H Y N O T - - - - ?

O f lifts, there seems none more becoming to offer a friend than a beautiful book.—Alcott

BEAUTIFUL GIRLHOOD by Mabel Hale

For the teen-age girl. A -straight forward con­ versation on subjects that lie close to the heart of girls. Here are some chapter-headings: Keeping up Acquaintance, That member— the Tongue, Ideals, Dreams, Home Life, Conversa­ tion on Dress, When a Girl Goes Out, A Chris­ tian, Boy Friends, Choosing a Life-work. This book has been recommended by Sunday- School Times, Moody Monthly, and other Pub lishers and thousands of mothers and daughters. Gift Book Style. Each of its 232 pages are en­ closed in a delicate blue border. Bound in beautiful blue cloth with colored medallion on front side. $1.00 postpaid. THE HERO OF HILL HOUSE - Hale

Live, adventurous, gripping. Nothing objectionable. Just, the kind of a story for wide-awake boys and girls. Lodestone cover. $1.00 postpaid. BIBLE PICTURE A B C BOOK - E&ermeier A strictly new and original book for the children. 26 Beautiful Colored Pictures full-page size that entertain and teach them good Bible lessons. 26 Good Stories that are instructive. 26 Delightful Poems that are excel­ lent for memory work. A set of Rimes aiding the child to learn the names of the 12 apostles. Made of the best materials. Size 7x9. $1.00 postpaid. TREASURES OF POETRY - Byers Here is one of the best and most treasured books you can buy. Such a work as this you. can take pride in possessing or presenting. It is a won­ derful collection of masterpieces of poetry from the pens of nearly 500 of the world’s best writers. Contains more than 1,200 poems. Indexed by three methods— title, first line, and author. They are also classified under Religion, Home, Nature, Sentiment, Childhood, etc. Well illustrated. A book you or your friends would cloth bound $2.50 postpaid. appreciate. 588 pages, size 6J/^x9^4

BIBLESTORYBOOK Efeermeier The Home Book Every member of the family has an equal share in the enjoyment and ben­ efit of this Bible Story Book. The lan­ guage used is just good clear English, understood by the young mind and de­ lightful to the old. There are 233 stor­ ies completely covering the Bible. A host of impressive pictures help to tell the stories. Fifteen of the pictures are in beautiful colors, full-page size. Doc­ trinal differences are not to be found. A book like this has a universal appeal. Almost everybody enjoys Bible stories, and the benefit and value of such a book in the home is difficult to esti­ mate: Your friend would surely ap­ preciate one as a gift.

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